Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, September 08, 1871, Image 2
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T. AV. I Jeaty, Eaitor.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1S7J
A M.xl. l Traolior.
M'c clip the following item-from tlio
. Charleston Daily i\\ ics:
"A 1'ORGKR IVkOOXJ^D.?J. II. Si- ,
monsoiK comiettil of hi tori no- m .
- ts " ' '*^1
note iii the name of Lieutenant-Governor
Kansu r, lias heen pardoned 1?y
Governor Scott, and u ns yesterday re
Tensed from the jail in this eity, where
lie was con lined, lie was tried 1 > lore
dudge Piatt, at the October tei m ol
3 870, and having been convieted was
sentenced to one year's imprisonment
villi hard labor in the IYi;ite:. i ay.
This jynteiico was eoiuniuted in the* j
following December to the same mm
in the jail ol this county, on condition |
td his acting as a teacher in the prom
Ling school at this institution, a lull
(description ol* which was given ine
time ago in the X::\vs,"
AY o do not vecojlect the deac i?j li a
aT ll is promising school as given l>\
the Yi ics, hut wc have a vivid reeol
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lection of J. JI. Simonson ; lie t...; ght
>r d d what is termed hero, h ; </ y)
'.ool^ in f his count y about a yc;ir ??/<?
in the jneighborhood <d' Cool ring
iSimoiison i ccipne ambitious i?? b?
.School Comm xsionor; lie called on u
at ourolliee to preliminarily disco th>
matter; his nauseating presence, and
wo-hegQjio : ppenrnnec, was that of a
polo cat that had lost its musk, and i
had not the wherewith to proton m j
defend itself. Vet, UiD man has hcii
placed, hy the highest authority in il.i ;
Mate, a teacher over an utifor: nnat<
people who through ignorance had ,
Committed crime. Heavens! what a
comment on the morals of our Mate!
A 1'orgei pardoned from the pciiiuu
tiary on condition that he should skill
coin jets to ho move successful in'imitating
the signature of the Lieutenant
(Governor than lie had been; in otl ei
>vords, they were to come out m?>r.
accomplished scoundrels. Yet nlt< r
nil, we dare say, Mr. Simonson but
embodies the moral character of many
of our public school teachers. "Wlun
h the incorrigible I)r. Hoggs?
11011. iJ. K. Ferry has prepared a
most inti resting history of CJrccnville j
and incidents of events connected wiih j
1 tu> ? m ly sialic incut of that section Oi
Eolith Carolina, which is to l>e publish* '
ed ii: the Greenville Knte,'prise.
Ex-Gov. Perry has a fancy for treasuring
up the reminisio history ol
Nmth Carolina; his biographien!
sketches ol the past, great men of tin
fsiate, are not only interesting, hut are
worthy to ho t rcasnrcd up in out school
libraries, as a model of chaste and easy
fl ev of laugu ge ; an incentive to the
Aspiring youth to imitate the example
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<>i uioso, who, l>y I heir own efforts,
meiit;tlly ami physically, raised ihemHelves
to a po.Mti >n, that South Carolina
has been, ami ever will be proud
ol their memory.
We lioj? this with oilier historie
avritingsol tin Kv-tlo- , will he placed
in book form, but we advise our readers
to subscribe lor the Greenville ftuterprise,
an excel cut paper, in which
this historic sketch of the up gouuiia
will be published.
Ni:v. i i \? * fi 3;.t? i-> I s.
Mocks, being dull in the City; tie , >,
next to the last excitement, is the finding,
in the Hudson River R. R. Depot,
the nude body ol a livo foot woman
packed in a two foot eight inch trunk, ,
checked for Chicago.
The body of* the y< ting woman has 1
been identified as a Paterson f\ .1 i (
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girl, of good family and parentage.
\ltor wailing through three columns
of each Daily issi o of the New Yorl
fitaVs sensation articles, for a we* k
on this puhjeel; here it is abbreviate *1. !
An accomplished young lady of Pater
son N. J. had been se luccd by a young , '
man named Conklin, * f the same town,
who induced her to trust herself to the i 1
care of one I>r. Rosiuwig ol N. Y.,?
the Dr. put her in the trunk, and on j'
receipt of the news, Conklin, shot and , ,
k lie 1 himself. Rosiuwig is locked np ;
in the 'J cunhs*, from which place lit ;(
may \i?w the fac simile of Ifa
man's gallows, wiiereupon it is doubt
fin if he is ever hung. ,
The sensation articles of the Suns t
arc most amazingly like those that 1
11 4i'<l to HIIII/VI!' ill ill" ...I.
... . ,,, , v; 1/t/am >VI1C!J 1! | ,
ran the block mail Hue,.
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jMica in Wauialla,?We learn from '
the Deutsche Zeitung that mien has i
been discovered in (he vicinity of ;<! \
lull 1?, and many persons are now en- 1
gago 1 in gathering i(. Some muk? i(
1 roni lour to ("it dollars at this work. ? ! >
('/t a f. ha > hj A e io*. I
MioaiH commojdj called isinglass-! ^
Jr in a scale, or crystal, frequently |(
found in rotten or decaying granite v
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Til HI
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rock. It i< used it place of f'ul
tamps, ami various otic, i purposes;
Ileal dots nol exj?:ii? 1 or cold contract
it ; iicttcc, its value on or gin s ;rad<
'Voin sand, and condonation-.
Wo lnivc tlio mica, or isinglass in
tliis < oiuit v, l>ut not in snfltc'u nt <jn u.titics
to make it pr? iilaMc t ? mi \ !t
is quite plentiful ahoul the mi-mial
springs near Cowfoid ("1 arch ; in l';ici
it crops out on the suriaec < f nil 1:h.<'?- ,
in what we t< rm vol 1 en, < ml r< maker*stone;
rcmrally it is a snl stratum,
f ut wl ere\ ( r found. u dieatos a for t ilit
y of soil.
SitticCu v r?i IV i !
milt (it<? ?i.
We tal e the fo'lowing, wo suppose
hurlt-vquc, (1< ini uiiicalii n from the
i liarlestoi) ('<)i/ritry lln u< h the (\mrirr
asserts it came from Y> ilmington.
We are yhid to know that, there is at
least, one nohle soul in Wilmington
that ree< heel a that, the l'hv ici.ins of
I"1 ;.r'ieston, the nurse"., and even the
eiti/i ns, | ? riled their life for the safety
of l he-1 r e it i/.< ns when they were in the
direst extremity. Will Norfolk, let
urn t he same I hanks.
7h --? : ! n compliance wit h
Hoard ej Health I lnivwiih enclose
copy Sanitary Ie y tihuliWe feel
that in this way only can we repay
( liarUston for In r kindness in 18G2.?
When C'ha) luton culls upon us for
in lp we* will see tli.I Susannah re^
. . ,i . 1 . i... '....II .
r? | ? \ ?I M 11? \ \ r I I I V I i 1 I I .
1 . in dear hi voiir (iLci ii'Mt servant,
J AS. f. j i KM i 'I i I LI,,
Sen etary |?i*.i tern
Snuilttry fict/tthtf oni# / ' /<//*<i.-fn <1 b
Iitj< n\l (if Health, 1! ,:. n f. > ft < i, A. ('
Our sister City ?f Charleston licii g
now (lm<atcuo(l wit U an i \Mcudod yisi
taiioiiot Vcliot" lYver, ami being desirous
<?1 retnil.ii*ls in |>arl the kind?
ncss rendered lout- by her in 1802, we
herewith publish 11.? following orders.
urgiiig one c iii/.cns by even feeling of
* ,
patriotism and fraternity to slvu lly
adhere to tlienr,
1. Any person or persona coming1
Irotn Charleston hilht'r must be escor?
ittd by a guard of n? gro police to the
disinfect iti<? grounds, placed in the
'nine bed pit pared tor them, and thuR
kept tor hours.
2 1'api I*-; and letters arriving, must
he carried to an air-tight apartment
and thoroughly fumigated. It is e\poelid
of i'osollice clerks that they
wash themselves with turpentine before
leaving the olliee, so as to avoid
alt dang* r ot intbciion. They are r.lso
request* *1 to chow rosin as ft further
sat egai; rd.
;i. All t elegrnphie eommunicat i*-n
between the two cities must cease.-Some
ol our deepest thinkers say that
elegrnms carry contagion.
I. All roods coming from Charleston
mu t he dragged through thw-Capc
Kear Kivor until all danger of conta
gion has passed away.
r>. No Physic ian, Druggist orXurse,
111 list (Mi any account leave hero for
Charleston?wo may need them here.
Wilmington must he kept healthy at
all hazards.
0. Wo earnestly hog that the citizens
without regard to gen lor, ('(dolor
condition, will at once procure the
"anti febrile habiliment1' fully endorsed
by all our best M. J Cs. 1 ids habili
iiu nt is made by applying to the pi ron
a g-ood eoat tar, and then shaking
feathers liberally over that. If this
dres- is worti a.ssiduonsly there is no
danger.
7. ! 1 Doctors should find a ease of
lever iu its early stages amongst us
to prevent its spread tin y will at o: ee
drown the patient in the Cape Fear
Kivcr. <>ur In alili must be preserved
at all hazards.
s. Wo again ask the clergy to pray
for Wilmington* As it might he flying
in the lace of IYo\idinee to pray
I'm* ('liardost on, we respectfully suggest
silence on t hat pi?int.
11 It' "nlir ^ i si i I i i 1 i ' e 1 w u 1. I iinn.l
Iii l| , w e w ill u.-e the most st/vnuons I
11. its 1>? obtain the necessary
tin c from Savannah lor Ii -v.
I?y order of tin* Hoard of Health.
JAMES r. l.'KMt'lllfJ,,
Secret n y, 'pro lent '
A Su ilie
S.avu miserable, 1111:111 sneak, has
hih 11 i i, uir 1 ah s ou 1 oi school j in fact,
ivlin I'viT it was, had 110 Left or sense
I an to give the editor ol the: i lillshoro
A*. < (?rdi r ;v full account o( t he 1 veunigs
1 enjiat.011 ol mail) ol the good citizens
>I I'to' tow n ; an 1 thai individual s ur.s
1^ up a^ follows :
"Si hrbt I'oi.in tans. ? In every'
"lUlitry town in the South thr:e are I
(all ered just about., this time in the
veiling (a o'clock) a group of some
even or eight men and t hey arc sit ting 1
u t he - hade making figures in t he sand, I
alking politics. These fe|lows for the
mis! part do all the t hinking and talk*
1 g lor the country chap out yonder in
lis shirt sleeves sweating like a bull
in I hard at work, 'J hey get up all the
neetings, nominate and talk .about
who's the man,'and spend the evening
u chewing tobacco, taking drinks, ,
v hit fling sticks, and talking neighbor
1 ,i_ 1 - o ^ . . * -'
iiium jin >\imi ;in ownr pontics
M ckutnc |>?*11(ics t li.it nuinnU-rf ironi
ueh soni'ci'R ;in this js bound to be mill
allli v, In/v, sellbh, and uiihelieivouh.
A hut tin- people want is nc^ so much
; lk <?n the hjtocIs'tbat the State find
ounty too goin?r to the devil, ^ut they
\ uMl tIn so toll* ws on the Mnet.s to
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IOBRY WEEKLY M
' i pilch ii?t4> woik with themselves an<1
( try ami keep the Slate and county
[ from goinjy there."
TIM: COII.KMK OK J'mysi IANS..-IO
Wilmington, N. t hnvo held ?\ meet- i
in*:, sunl discussed the subject as to the
contusion of yellow fever; ? the opinion
M'C 1 S Itl ll Vi> ??! #.? I -
- - I" > 1IHIV"! III. II till1 IV\ it
D not contagious where local causes
do i.ot exist, lull they recommended
thai a stricI quarantine bo enforced.
[kok *j hi: liouny m:\vu. ]
^ ?'ll<av I'l'vor J it tiifirloHlon.
Si range and unaccountable as well
as mysterious, are the actions and conduct
of the Council and Medical Departments
of the city. On the 18th of
August, Dr. Hobby Health Ollieer reports
eighteen deaths, and under the
same report the Courier says, "wo
have conversed with acvcial prominent
physicians ami the health oi flic city
was never hotter." .
In the face of all (his, on the twentyfifth
of Auyuat the Medical Society
met in "learned assembly," and decided
! that yellow fever actually existed on
the twenty- seventh of .Inly. Now the
cily of Charleston pays Dr. I-ebby a
round ruin to attend to his business as
I lealtl? Oflioir, and the cit y also pays
several ) liysieiuns to attend her Hospitals.
Can it be possible, that with
all 11 is array oi Medical talent, that
i Mi vsieians, who have a large outdoor
practice, who have lived among yellow
'ever a whole life lime, are yet unable
lo distinguish its existence for a whole
month? Shade# of I Huge, and Frost!
.
All utie respect, and v< iteration h>i the
opinions of I)ii \ son,Mile.sand ( llhsohn!
j Has tbo disease assumed such masked
i symptoms, that the city cannot find a
' physician capable qf a diagnosis?
The Medical Society now assures
i the dear public thai they do not "arraign"
an)7 one, and for "Prudential
reasons," the "true name" was "eon
OvSllcd" Ac.
In Clod's name, what "prudential"
reason should govern a medical man
!o withhold a ,/bef Irom any one,
where wealth, prosperity, happiness,
yea, all, even health is in .Jeopardy?
They Fay,'they are "happy to state,"
and the ' panic stricken" are advised
to ' leave the city." Shame on them;
shame on a prolession once nohle; yet, i
if w country doctor should deceive his
patients, and the public; w hen an opi-! 1
j demic exists how our city brothers ,
laugh ! i
We make no pretentions to great t
skill, nor of ever having visited Ku- <
rope's great schools ; hut we do say,
that a more conglomerated compound
of st range fancies and unprofessional (
ideas scarcely exists, than the "piper" i
read hy the "society," and that there j
I is a criminal negligence on the part of n
the Health Olliecrnnd Medical Depart- 1
ment of the ."Old City," and we "ar~ 1
1
raign" them sit the public bar. t
riior.K j
[ roii tin: n >unv Niavx.]
E
Sine the trnnsjn os-dnn and Hilt of our first P
parent-', < Jod 1ms made it I ho Imperii ivo duty '
of ever> one, to labor in some way. "In the (
swe:if of thy face shall thou oat bread, tilt thou H
return unto tin* ground," And not withstand* 1
ing, tho different kinds ol'Iabop are von numorn
is. and ,d! do not require to be performed '
with the bauds or by physical power, yet, It is *
hy 1 ibor of some, kind; that \vc al 1 live In the
world. We are conscious, that, there are 0
many, who do not labor as they should, for '
wo should all have an honorable oeeupafton, j
an 1 diligently pursue, the same; laboring If (
necessary with the hands, which, the wisest, 0
and host men of all ages have not considered v
disreputable. We know there, has; and proba- k
my suit exists a certain class wlioregard labor,
ni least manual labor, as degrading : but, such
an opinion eon exist only among the Ignorant '
and proud, such as think much hotter of Miom*
selves than outers think of them ? a class that i
are drones and would be no loss if they should t
cease to e-.lst in tlio world. It Is by labor and 1
the blef-'.iaas of a kind l'rovldence, that we
are enabled to live prosperously and to he |
useful to ourselves and others; and it makos <
no difference what our occupation may l?e, I
whatsoever good work we may undertake, la*. f
bor of s un'1 s> t i> indispensable to Its accent- ?
plisiunent. And all persons, wbobavoanivod t
tA any degree of exe dloneo, and havo been J
lights and benefactors to their raeo. owe their
success an I usefiiln \ss to diligent and litdo- t
fatigablo labor whloh ultimately will aceont- *
jdlsb almost anything within human power. *
And we shouhl hope not only to realize tentporal
hut spiritual Messing* frmn it ; knowing i
that we are fulfilling the destiny of our raoe, '
and that all blessings, both temporal and spir- t
it yal in this wot hi, are obtained by means of f
labor, and w ithout it the world could not long- l!
exist; famine, pestilence, ignorance and law- 1
loss barbarism would prevail, and certain dost
ruction would bo t he inevitable conscr|nonco. i
i.eoMvllle, N. Alice. 81, 1871. S t
r .. .win .1 ! S
STATIC ITEMS. I
ti
On Saturday, as a negro. named Hoad, who
ho. 1 hoen convict m1 of hog-slen'ing in two ^
cast s, was being opnduete.d to jail by the con- j /
stable, M,\ Albert Weeks, the negro broke . p
au ay and nitCinp'erl to escape. lie was re- ''
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i:\VS, SEPTEMBER <
Heatedly ordered to halt, an<l on his reftislng
to obey, was (ired on. At the second :Ja>t lie
fell.
The verdict of (lie Coroner's jury was, that
the s.ti.l heed ?.-fiae to his death by a pistol shot
In t.'?? ha al-. of Albert Weeks, in tlie olljelal
di eha:,.* of his duty.
Mr. \'? ?.ekswas held to I ;iil in the sunt of
.fl'iXM),?Siunt. / AVjCS.
4 ,
The Mai ion Star, says: A negro, on the
plantation of Mr. A. Ik Ilmagan, Mar'boro
county, recently met his death by falling from
a tree whi h 1: aaaeiuled iu pursuit of a coon.
[What a fool ! to climb a tree to meet 1 is
death, and afier all. hud to c<>:n down to a
dead lovcj.
Dkatij Axi> Hi: Aim i.ss HoEi3F.ttr.~On
Monday night a Mr. JS.tbith, who used to kepp
a small store in King strei t near Tradd, died.
JI is wife had boon ill for some Lima, hut is
now convalescent. Whi.e tic family were in
this condition, with no one to attend to thoii
nHairs, a heartless robbery of evrythliie valuable
was perpetrated in the dwelling oi the tintbrtunalc
n.;ui. Over four hundred dollars*
wpvtli of jewel, y was thus stolen, and upotj the
death of the proprietor some iutnidedr wont
to look at his watch to see the hour of his
death, when the \v;ileh, with a gold chain* was
appropriated, A valuable l ine was also stolen
from the very hand ol the dead man. Little
care had been taken of these things, and the
diabolical tlieieves found no one to oppose
(Item. None of tbe articles have been recovered.?
A< it's.
l'on mi: Watkuek.?A now side wheel
steamer, called the /.s/'.s, designed to run on
the Wateree river, !*?. anived at JSmilhville j
yesterday, fcShp was purchas *d at Norfolk, .
ami is Ixdng taken to her destination by C'apt.
Ijcnunorman of this city,? Star.
(iovcrupr Scot t has ollered a row ard of $b00
in each ease for the apprehonsh n of the murderer
ol iiiid Lewis, killed near Chester on
the 1 blh instant, and of Hen ' lioinas, or Hon
llaii, killed i i New beery county, on too 22d
instant.
Tiuo UreeuvU'.e K.itorprise says: *11 i. A.
i>. Wallace is now in (Jreenville, s p, in at
llio'M tnsion I Ions*. Co oi.cl \ si . ? fas ex-j
bi'oited vi i. in c and ability in Co , es3 in
looking to tbe interest of his District, ail i wil)
siclivelv aid any application of t he cit izens for
tin; c.ection of a Courthouse. or other public
Improvem ents having any just claims on the
attention of Congress.'1
HEWS ITEMS.
Says the Raleigh. (X. (h) Sctiliwl: Tli^
first annual fair of the Western North Carolina
Agrleullural and Mechanical Association
will lie I.eM hi Salisbury on October 10th, anil
eontlnue foni ?J lys. (Jon. lien v A. Wi <o, of
Vn., (Jen. Wade Hampton, of S. C., (Jen. /. B*
\'anee,of N. an 1 other distingushe 1 yen
Heincn arc expected to he present.
Look ol'T fou Coin n:t<rt;rrs ? The Wilmington
Siftr s iy-:
k'Now o nmtorfeit lif v cent pieces have put
it an app -aranee on t ho >.1 roots, ami merchants
mil others will ?h> well to look sharp for thorn
They can with little trouble be easily detected .
\r they dllVcr from tho genuine, both in the
oxture ot the paper and execution. Tho
'ounle!foils are on thinner; n 1 poorer paper.
Hid lack the hair lines that mark the origin.> Is."
atlanta. (?i, august 80.
The archives of tho State road were to-dav
urned over to aoommittoe of ei iy.rus. 'I Ids
let Ion was the result of a series . f pros icutions
or the last, sev .ral days, during which the late
ludllor, treasurer, general tiekct. agent, master
neohanlc and several merchants, have been
icld to hail to answer for frauds on the treasury,
The road Is the ex duslve property of
ho State, and has been managed by the Remhiieau
p irtv of Georgia,
Lopisvii.t.k. August 80.
Tho fourth floor of Whitney, Brown Sc Co.*'
gain and warehouse fell in to-dav, killing two
I
ilack and one white man. The building was
rushed to the cellar. Two p'omiuent Main
f pi'.o! moiwdtn ot a ti> aha Ll?vi*f a IiBa #1..% r.4 .. . .1
. I \>1 ili> i\< IV 1?I\?M " )>>|U Hill BHWI
>y tho concussion. w
7he Outl<in?.?We had tlic pleasure of a
iw minute's c >n c.saijon with Adjt, (?cn.
onnati, in our < fl\'0,on Monday last.
We wore gratified t o learn from him that
verything was working well at the front, and
hat he was hopeful of terminating "this long
Impute" in a very short time,
ion. (Ionium is deeply in cartes* in this matr,
and If properly supported by the clllxeus.
no doubt of cite of
s a Messing j
Oils' i! lit I 9
lOgleet. t he u^H
hese pre<-j^|
ulo, the iiV ||p?*^
Ofth Is
p 11 (p t h
vthey
he so ihy
use
th(|^BW? a much
ehate'o i^^^^HHaSHnggl^p'd''
aiathletic
f<dl<to
act
t'^BQ^^S^^^Hrinore than
people
Ionic, the
upon ^^^^^^^f^Kninds, the
t In
art^^RH^^^^^ntomaeli
>tiinil^^gen^HB it
rttmont streH Weinsaiid I n vigor
del i.'Ut s
h;tv,^HBBB^^F<'1'.
? o n s 111 <
Hiuittteinn, iu tvaline it. hut they
lavCnll perished^j^^BBTtcmp'', or heen left
nr in the rear. lr^BrDCon the great medical
uceess of the present century, and it is quite
crtnin that no proprietary medicine iu tliis
ountry is as widely known, or as generally
iso.d.
Ton lightning presses, riming incessantly
Sundays excepted,) the whole year through
arely supply the Memaml for the Illustrate
Jnianae, in which the nature ami uses of th ,
o pa rati on are set forth, the circulation nor
eing over eight millions a year.
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3, 1871,
Spaoial Notico.
TilE CALSAN I) (HUE OK COVSU M1lTI<
N'l l.i p. in.:u\ < aiw of C'onsunijitloi
la onmi iedment oi tl.o dlKntlvu oig'm'- Tin1
(I i; m i n i lit I'lcdiKif dt (It lei t i i.tiltli ti n
fttMii ilat'Oti. Jty iiMdmllutiOii 1 mean tint , ro
(e?n by u liicb tin* nutriment of the fool 1? onv.
ridl In to I'loid, and tin ?c?* into the solids ol
lb tidy I'? ?# ( n? with digestion thus i repaired,
liftvli i' Hi* liyhU'j* i j e 1 ? posit ion to pulmonary
di>i um oi I bey ink* cold, vili be very llnblt
io liavi < oi mn | iion of the I,iit>fr.*< in tome of it;
bm 1 t <>U1 that it will be impossible t'
(ur> any ?a-? ol ('oinutni iton without ilrst r.
s<oi i> 11 (ii ii <* i it i>d lealthy nsslmtlulion.
1 be very lire' 'ling to be done is m
let ton |if > torn < i nn I owe Is 1'?otn nil diseased
11 i cu ix! sbpio,which i> cuigginx these omiii.i
tp lha< ibe\ (ti iioi | rlorm their inactions,
m.ii tin n r> n?e up oil r>*ioie the liver to a
healthy Htftlpii. For 11)1* perposo the loieilnod
ht si remedy is Si hen k's Alandr k* 1 'ills. These
IM'le cie hi thee oinac-h m il low tie of .'ill tlm
Uend Mini inorb ii eiiuie that o- c |is tiff dltoi so
dull dec t m 'h who!.- sje'Min. They will clear
oiu i he iiv ro )' diso > at bt.e ill t lorn tic mi
mill'tot toere and roue** it up o a iieiv and
lie i<til iU'ttoii by winch natui .l and healthy
I lie is SetTi'l I'll
riie stomach, bowels, end liver am thus
. cleansed t?.V tho i|v,i (j( Si'lli'i cit1' M i mlr ik<* Til's;
| i'ii ilierrt ri'iunliifi in ihQ >'01101 li ail pxcr>s ol
acl'i, the organ in 1 < ( id tiuci the appetite poor ?
In the ijiwe o the lac'eals an weak, .ml 1 <j >111
im. strong) and support. It i> 111 a conditt ti
like tho* II ill S in tick's Se 1 wed I Tonic prov-sio
b-* the most \ nlu'itil limed ?\er discovered- It
is ii I).;ili:?. and itme w 111 uentiul'/e -ill exoos 1 ol
:i? nl, making tne stomach sweet ti'-d fresh. it
: will jrive permanent 1 ne 10 thin important organ
1 iinJ create a pood, In fti ty appetite, and prepare
j tne system for ihc ll> st process of a goo.l digestion,
and ultl nii'eiy m Uo k*o I. Iirtilthy, Iving
blood. After tin* pmpirriory trea nient, what
remit u> 'o cure u oat cases of eu sumption
1 - the free an.1 per ervermg use Ol fsben. k's
Pulmonic Syrup. The 1'uiu onlc yrup nour
i-in-H the tyitsig. parties tne tilwd, and is
ii'iidily absorbed into me elrcuiutio*, ami 1 hence
distributed to the diseased inn rs. There ii ripens
a I morbid 111 liters. whelnei in the form of ah
*e> sseti or lUbeiC'.t'S, and then a^8ist> Nature to
expel .ail the diseased matter, in 1I10 form of fri e
expectoration, when once it ripens. It in then
by 1 'e . re it he ui 1 * and pnritying properties 01
Sci e ic 0 T11 in Mile Syrup, 1 at all ulcers an I
cavities are Item on up sound, and my piticut is
1 u red.
1'ne essential thing to he done in curiae Consumption
i- to c t up iiko > I app t te and a good
Iites ion, so 1I1 it ihe ho ty win <row 11 Mesh and
get strong. It .1 person h is diseased lm.es,?a
civity or ilbSOefe 8 there,-tliec \ity OintlOU heal,
tlie m liter cannot 1 ipeu, so lop* a<? the system is
eio \ ptr Wha is ii"ci'vi! y t> cure Is a ROW
oi lier of ill ion good 1 ppeli tea goo 1 pui r 11 ioii ,
1 in od v to glow in llo.-h and gel fat; ihen Nature
is helped, tue cavities will heat, the muiter v.iil
r 1 pen and no thrown o t'a d m large ipi tulittes,
nit toe p rsou regain li a in and sin ngt h. This
is the frue and Oniy plan to cure Consumption,
and It a poison is \?ry bad, 11 the lungs are not
no I ire . d'struye , or even i o e luug Is entirely
g.ini , M in.-re 1* o. . ugh v|t .illy lull in the other
to I. t 1 p there is hopeI
11 .v seen 111 my persons cured with o ly one
oiiini tunc, live and e Joy lue o .1 goo i o d ge
1 Ins is W.i it Sea lick's Alod C ilea will do IO Ctlle
Coiikuin iiion Tney wiii clean out IM? ttoni it b
?Wi Mini 'id sir >ngthen it, cpi up a good dlg< sfi
mi, till I gi \ e iNnmi ,. |ho ftssi-1 iiiOO flho needs to
clear tin.';iyt ni ot all lit- uCoiee Hint Is 1" the
ihugt, a ii never tho |i rin may i.e.
It t*- important that while using SohPiick's
MeOi l ies, ca n Should le exerolned not to take
Cold. Keep in <lo ra hi c > 11 a id >1 in p '< |;e ther. i
void nlit air and take onl-doot c eiciso iil.v in
a cental sad warm sunshine.
I v i>h ii ilistui' My n d? rstoo 1 that when 1
r< < omei d ? potent io he careful in r* par.I to
taking ? old' while using mv d> dfeines 1 no so for
a special reason A nian who has hnt partly recoveru
i from theeit'eois el a had iolil is I if more
II ib e to a relapse than one wuo has been entirely
cured and it is precisely the same In regard to
cusiitnpt ton. So In tic is the lanes ar not perfeet
I liealn poo so long Is there imminent danger
of a full return of the disease, Jh noe It Is
iltat I so strenously caution pulntonnry pitients
against expo-tug themsetv? s to an atmosphere
thiti- mi' geniil and pleasant, Confirmed (Vu-ntnptl
v? s lungs are a mass of sores, wliicli the j
Imt change of atru-'splmre will inllame. The
secret ot my sticee-s with my Medicines consists
in tin ability to &uhdtit* inflamattoii inee i\d of
pro okiiic it, as tiian> of tee faculty do, i\ u in.
flam, d lung cannot, with safety to the path nt,
lie exposed t > the bitting blasts of Winter or i)ju
chilling winds of Spring or Autumn. It should
tie caret u|i v shielded from all irritating ihfluences
The utmost can lion unould be observed
in litis pirticulur as without it a cure under
almost an> elrenni-taces is an impossibility,
The person shoo hi be kept on a wh ileeom
and uutrious dt t, and nil the Medicines louun
ueii nntill the body lia-restored ton the natural
quantity of flesh and strength.
1 was myself'ctired by this treatment of Oousiimpitou,
and have lived to got f it and liiany
ihis many years, with one lung mostly gone ?
1 have cured* thousands since, ami very many
have be ii cured by tins trea meiji w.iom I have
never seen.
About the First*.f October I expect to. tak~
pos-t'g>ion of my new budding, at the s'or Ii ast
Ooruer of Sixth and Arch Streets, wh 're J shall
he pleased to give advtou to all wno in iy require
it
Full tilteotions accompani all my liemodics, S3
that a person in auv part of ihe world a i he
icaddy cured by a strict observance of tue s one.
.1 U S JllF.NOK, M. 1)
1'luladelphia.
Wholesale agent, J NO, F. HKNKV, No. 8
College I'la.'o, Now York City.
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'l ( I MI.N I'll i: WOHST l'AI\N,
| IN* Fit O M ON K ro T W K N T Y M1X I :T K >
N~" t 1" (INK JIOI'R tiller reading thin itdverux
uuMit need any one stillVr with pain.
K uIwiij 'h l(e:?il> l??*il? f i- ni ur>> f ?r every prfln.
It wis the Hrtt Riul Is the onv imin h km kin tint
, Instantly elop? the most ?-\cinoltitln>r pains, ?tlI
lavs tnflutmuut tons. anil I'un'.s i .?...
j Hut of 1I18 Ettnjrs Stomach, ltfiwe|?, or other
' I glands or organs, h.v one application
i In from one to twenty mimics, no mat If r ho'.v
i j violent or excruciating the p un, the rheumatic,
- bed-ridden, Infirm, crippled, nervous, muralgle,
. or pro*-1 ra led \vi ' dn-e.a m>, 1 :> \ >n tt'er, Haiiwii) 's 4
Heady //el Iff Will -i ft- 'Wl u m?i i cum*.
Iiillainmation of tlm lnoys.
lnllaninuttion of the Lhuhler.
luflnunnatkm of the Uowols. ,
('uPui'Mtion of tlie Lungs,
Sore Throat, 1 iHieult lirouihhig.
1 'illpit ;it ion of llio Heartily
stales, Croup, Dipihora.
( atari li, influenza,
i Headache. Toothache.
Neuralgia, Ehcunmtism.
Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
The application of the Uoiidi Ifelief 'o the part
or parts win re the pain or difficulty exists will
afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water will,
In a feit itiCim ills, cure I'ramps, Spasms, S|?pr
Stomach, Heaithitrn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Colic, Wind In the linwels, and nil
ino ruaI p Ins.
Traicl'T- s' otiid always carry a hot tie of Hadwny's
lteady It -) i?-1 villi them, A few drops fa
Wilier will pieyent tykin as or |< 11119 fioin 1 lumen
of water it is better than French ltruudy oy
Hitters a? a stimulant.
n:\ Ku a:4i) A<;n$. <
Fever ami Ague cureiirfor fifty cents There la
not a remedial agent in the worn! that will cirs
Fevfir and ^gue, and all other M ilarlous, Mil*
Ons, Scarlet, T> phonl, Yei|o\v, ami other revefa
( 'ided by It ulw: y's I'ills) no quick as Had way'a
Heady Relief. Vifty cents per bottle,
HEALTH I BEAUTY!!
STRONG AND PURE CK'II Hi,(KM)-.
. INCREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT <
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAU I 1 IT'I. (O.NL
PLEXION SECURED TO ALE.
DR. R DA WAY'S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent
; 11 us mmlo l ho most i?sti lll iwll 1 II If '> M IV..1 .
- : "rt v "' v" >
so quick, bo rapid are the changes
the Body undergoes undt r the iiillu eneo
of this truly Wonderful Medicine,
that every d^u an increase in
Flesh and Weight is seen and felt.
TinnatEAi' lti.Koa i'l'itii is:u.
Every drop of tiro Sarsap rilllnn resolvent cotn;
uuuicntes through ilo* lllood, Swp.ii, Urine, und
i o'het fluids and juleps or the system lite vigor of
I life, for it repairs tin- wustesof the tody with new
; tin I s ui d muterial Seroful i, Sy phi I is (?ou"umi?*
i loir, Olnndular disease, u leers in the tliroift,
| Moti tli. Tumors, Nodes in the (Hands and other
| parts of th? system, Sore Eves, Struinorons dtsI
(barges front iho ! '. irs, mid the worst lories of
j Skin diseases, Eruptions. K? ter Kurt's, Scald llend
1 King Worm Sot Khouin, Erysipelas, Acne, Mack
I Spots. Worms in the f lesh, l'i mors, ('oncers in
ilie Womb and tt I weakening and painful discharges,
.Night Sweats, loss of Sperm and all
wastes of the life principle, are within the etira,
' tive range of this wonder of Modern Chemistry*
! and a lew days use will prove to any person using
I it for either of these forum of disease its poteut
powor to cure them,
i If the patient, (tail** becoming redi vd by the
| wastes and decomposition ?hat is con' potally pro*
' grossing succeeds In arresting these wastes and
| repairs the same with material made from healthy
blood?and this the MAU.V4 i\% HI 1.1,1 \ .\T
will and does ? > ?>r> ?-;i cure Is certain j lor when
ouce this remedy commences its work of purifl*
cRiiou, and sure nils in diminishing ine loss of
| wastes, its repairs will ha rapid, and every day
the patient will feel himself growing betier and
| stronger, the food digesting better, appetite im,
j proving, and t'.esh and weight Increasing,
.Ndt truly tint s the Nr^pftjrarilHan Iioxolvont Wt
ex (.ell all known remedial agents in the cure of
('hronto, Bert 1 il i Dot it tutionnl, and Skin
es btl Oilly positive cure |'o| ?r|?
Kidney and Bladder Complaints, fl
lTrinnry, and Womb di Reuses, (ji tvcl, I)iabetc8. <
|>ropsy, Stoppuf ol it or, I tinence of t", t'rine,
ilright'a l)iseti*e, Albuminuria, and in all
cases where there are brick dual deposits, or the
i water is tliiek, clouny, mixed witli substances (H
like the white ol an egg, or threads like white
i f, or thero i- a morbid, tnrk, bilious up*
pearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
when there is a pricking, burning sensation
when pai ing water, and pain In tho small of tiki
| Hack and along the l.otns.
DR. RADWAY'S M
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS 1
perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
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Nervous Diseases, Ilead iche, (onsilpntion,
Costivenees, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, biliousness,
Dillons Fever, Inflammation of the bowel*, Piles
and all Derangements of the Internal Viscera.
! Warranted to etl'ect a positive cure. Purely \ eg.
j etable, containing no mercury, minerals or deleterious
drugs.
A few doses of Ittulwny's Pills will free <he ays.
' tent from all th** ah' vti tnrned niaorders. Price,
2Acents pre. bo\. So id by Druggists.
K ul "False And True " Send one letter-stamp
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To oo
UN AWAY!
' CfJMQLJ.Nti'
'ation Association
to Agricultural anil Mechanical Society," will
(tny ?!" Music, Charleston, S. cofrtlnencing
fun<l to enable emigrants to settle upon lands
hern and European fanners and others, in tho
tation thither and suppoit for the lirsL year.
-(lenorai Wade Hampton, Hon. b. F. I'arry,
igood, Hon. Anustcad Hurt, I Ion,lames ('bust-.
impson, Andrew Sinionds, Esq., lion. G. A,
l?. Campbell.
rs of tho Series of Concerts to Oommonee on ~
Music, Charleston, ti. ('., on which day tho Mr
nission, and no more, at $5 each
o of '1 die to Academy of Music, will be deposis'uw
York. A
IN GIFTS.
cost to build $'230,000, having an annual renand
nails; the building being about '230 feet
ict streels, in the centre of lb" city, and will
ftluable property in Charleston;
250,000
100,000
*25,000
1 0.000
5,000
ach *1,000 25,000
ach 500 12,500
ach 100 35,000 *
ach 50 12,500 M
ach 25 12,500
ach 10 ,,.12,500
?500,000
K'K. GABY k ^
rVy[ i;li \ I Ioy ASSOCIATE n,
>ral M. C. Butler, ^
, ick. Ksq., Charleston, St C.
i?l M. W. Gm v. )
kit I OF' 1)11 A H'TKG :
C< I inclB. II. TlutlrtRO of youth Carolina
Hon. Ilogcr A. l'ryor of New York
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