Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, March 24, 1877, Image 4

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stte'u heed the Sffi'Words of Advice, Hi-is TUTTVS I'IF, 1.3 'ITTT'8 TC KSPECTFULIiT offered t>> 11,113 TUTT'8 W. H. Tt'TT, M.I)., for many >> , u ttnT'i years Demonstrator of Anatomy lii ^ . . '5 tl.u Medical ( o)leKe of (Jrorgla. , il 1 lilrty years' experlcnca In the;'''J' n I I S practice of medicine, loucther with I'll, 1.3 TI T 1"8 intern years' text of 'lull's fills, 1*11,1,3 TI'tt'Sand the thousand of testlmonliil I'll, 1,3 Tt'y IS u I ven of their efficacy, warrant ine |>| |,i,<j TI tt'.s *?>' '(? 'hat they will positively > , u it i r's''lire "II diseases tliat result from a ,,,,,'a "i liver. They arc not rec- , 2 i ,* ! <mitvienile<t for nil the Ills that afflict 1 ' l?'?" 1 N 11 iiman 11 y, Imt for Dyspepsia, .1 nun - ''' I -1,3 II VI 3 dice, foiiM Ipnt Inn, files. r>kln Ills. I'll.1,3 I t 1 "V S s?i ?. Unions Colic, Klieumul Mm. |'| 1,1,3 1 V it's I'a'l'llHt Ion of the llcnrl. Kidney |,j|,|,4 'II I" I s A IIee|Ions, Keirtalc Complaints. ,V, .. p | i x s I"r I s ' I < 'I ? 111 ell result from n derail ve. ,'o loi .il o! I he I,Ivor, no inedleine lias !,,, , 5 ' 'en r proven an mu S'flll u III!.' H'l.3 ' 1 1 ' s I I lis VK< i BTA Itl.K 1.IVKU I'll.1.3 'II I' I .3 I'll.I.s. I'll,1,3 i I' I I '? . l'| 1.1,3 'It l'T'3 j TI'n'.H f'f I.I.H : 1'ILM 'it i s (Tii:: :,n i; iiimiim iik : pu is ! I' I' I'S I'll. I, S i'its : ; I'll.i.s A PIT I TI'TPH I'Jl.l.M i I I I.I.S A l l I '- I:KOI'I UK N ? I'IIANUB OK I'I ITS M'll'.t liIKT. i 1'M.I.S /iii'rrs rn.i.s /i ||IT'* I'l I.I.S .I ll s 'li rrs : HITS Il ij s ? Vi:V " UVI.Y i KOKIMtl.B.I HITS All i r s ... ; ri r.l.U I i - I'l I.I.s A PITS : I'l I,I.S /HTr > * **? ..II Ol.i: i: tilt SAI'-"- ' I'll.I.s ,\TK. 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K : I'll.l.S Til' l"s IH MSI (tit AY ISIUKKT, = I'll.l.S 'H II S j h'KW Kftlh. ; I'll.l.S run s i : I'lLLS DR. TifTIT'S EXPECTORANT. Thin unrlva'c*' preparation has performed KQir.s ot ihe most astonishing cures t'.i.u are recorded in (lie annals of history. Patient* suffering for years from the various diseases of tin- l.uii^s, after trying different remedies spending thousands of dollars in traveling and doctoring, have, by the use of a few hot lies, entirely recovered their health. > "WON'T GO TO FLORIDA." Now York, August 30, JflVa. O R. TUTT J l)o*r Sir: Winn in Aiken, last winter, t used your Tixpcotorant for iny oougu. and realised more benollt Iroro It than anything I ovor took. I am no well that J will not go te Florida next winter iuj I intended. ' n** uu? bo;t!es, by express, for sotua rrleuds. (.I.VHED CUSH1NO, 133 West Thirty flrat fUroo. licit on, January 11, 1374. This oartlflss that I have recomiuonded the una cl Dr. Tutt'B Expectorant for discm- of the lunRi for tho post two years, und to iny knowledge many bottles hnvo been unod by my pationta with the happiost results. In two cases whoro it w.\i thought oonflrmtd oonsamption had tnkon pl.ioothr Expectorant enroled a euro. (> H. II. BI'UAUUE, M.L). "We con not r peak too highly of Dr. Tut t'3 E\p'?rLorunt, <vAd for tho sake of sudoring humanity hope it may booomo more generally known." - <'iiuu? tias Asvocatk. Bold by DrtfyrglKts, Prlcu ill.DO vrccisb tuio:?d coaaTETiTicnt. Nellie Il'r i Ti* mo .n the *T?pro? M oftverr Planter unit n K?^T?r thatl;o? glvonIt a tilftl. A trial at the / l*ro-i < r C *.'?* rej* ml.rmi Its ftrenpth, merits nn<! B A\ *r\\\>*r wnr la tht market. W? are rrepnro l Br to np?r trnYe at markot pile*!. ? rlrrs H --<ui>io i*r4* r? i c*;>ootfiilly r. lleltr I. > duress }. MLU'.S & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa. JT */ &!*?, m'fr?. Agil. Ptcf'? *?1 Iromofr'U ' * iSf i ft'J ft Ixol ?i wit! ?Tott >ri ftwwpv, 8'ra<>er?, P.u',1 fr ' oactl?i, .".hovrt\ in VIM I'u'-pri, fi . Ac. f.tcol Mj Ci'l ll .N .'.?* 'fui '.J I , -LI I l< klu : . r , . ^ T^| miiiyiHH'iTii ?,. RmrJ rx. ?-j r*4 cJ D mSglGD ^ !stilts ? 075 ?.0 s -P C: ^ . ? 5S 5= J* v: U3 p raH3 ' j?Y SUtaTitroot, Cnlcajji^ ? '-J* \i J3?32&? SlUMsthfiih&.Sr? *2 X. fT?*?* 17 H'?v Moiilgt-owiy Ct., Ha;" *' -s> ? SMEMUEttrr-*'.?u.>ow? J7?n ) ?? ? 8 ^8 HP! TAKF4'.'^* 8 *>riM.)>fncll,p?iihol(1#r.tjol<1oii i mrr^m Jme\rj. t'ompieta snninlo pnrki>^?>. ?.*ira TjTB pU'kvo tuitions, nml Indies' fM?ld"tnH?io i <trops.post-nntd.25 rent*. ? imritMM.'f cirv ,t|, &.IU Vol I f'urrnf Ui*r M ;.< * ft , .. *? ?mTi?F M Pamt Co. 1 Wi? E>s> fcc\" in C1AA AAA Mlrlr* !n nntt. ThO T.I.OYD ( AM I'.INA jTjIUll.UUUn m% * roucll.l'onholilpr end IVn. Km-. r.Trl , , ? ' ?>l>ensr, I'nixrmtlcr tiutit.or, Rotvlni; V1 " a,'? Cutter. sod for Binning Bourns, t.filling off. ??jr ttwo, twty Button*. Krnslng Blots. Ac. 8 no of n from ticitvliT ntckol plnted, nn<l irt'l ln-.t n ilfttiSHSSS^w coining monojr and s?y it It tho t.oit *ei:7\"vv gnniple 28 font*i 8i* (or Q | . Kxtruordl , Jr to Aeon" K' li.t f .r sumVp holf.i en "s>6 * tosr BRIDK&?" ? B V E n??^'" ?? !;.I I In-(liirlnimtl ?Vh yyw iinae.forty-ci^M column P?lXfiy' . / /j 2 ti?, and (T?m ?u? ol Kuoil i oi/Tiv'vi. ^ tiftr Tpfir It !: tLc targt?i i'jk~Z"" rTik^V^' J Flatci/or mon*j/. I 11 li i nl n r Iff i conr of Hi" hrantiM mgrw'nv3tSSSi^0^^ VIIB POOH MAN'S met 11 fuclira ; arkturt the! irrtii/d groefft OWN PAINTING. a;SK..nU'ff?T;,i' ".ssii* ?, * ,?? ss, ,'in it?t b" lent for parkin / nini ?|i li'W lu Dolutlon |nd reidy |>4TSpecial induce nn-tna to aRcntd chcuiu r and will last thro? d-ati in# topci up n? lub, w ? will it mixed in the ordinary way. of tlia ?inl ii rHiivanaei 9 obmm V> rt?. Kiiocinion i-npy of tin" pipe ||'U| A K|| T oar brf.irf uiiWrllilnt lo4**' Ww AAAAA/ I i|TllK BTAH.aio \V'?lm every ounce^of adulteration , America arc painted w?lh XT' f "T"T T* r->tor TeatiiiionUla of same, _ , dr. *?' and I'rlec Llalo, to the IIOnSE AND CAT TLIi ( (, p^|f|T CQ MBu/lfc. , .. ngw.. V'C 'a}., New York, STS., JERSEY THE 11'O uw-w?'n??niwwr?.iiiii i in, i OIK NEW VOKK LETTER. A CI I A l'TKIt ACCIDKNIK?-TIM? Itl'tlN1 N<i OK A*,#I>1?IN'S I'AI.ACK? 02,000,000 OK <JOI.U A NI > J l'AV KI.H IN 'i'lIK 1 K KNACK?"A NIC iN A CIIU "''II?TJIK I IIAMiK <>' ' 'I'lIK 4,000 ? COOl.NKBK (iF J II IC * I.KKC. Y?8!:: KICl'KONK TIIA.Ml'Mfl> I'M DKATII ? KAI.I. OK A W A ItlCIIOCSK ? J UK FATK OF A I'l.l'iiT'lil.Y?A IMSGU*TKI> cr.lMINAI.. [Krom Our Own Correspondent.] Nkw Voniv March 15. 1877. The we?*k has been pretty well filled with interest and exoilement. The peaceful outcome <>! the long crisis ii Washington, tlie imposing ceremonies o( a presidential inauguration held at a time and undei circumstances which rendered them the most impressive in hall a life time, the initial Mniggles ol our new and strangely conditioned ad. ininistration- -all these events, though t ronspiiing outside ol New York are ot as \ ita 1 and intense interest to the eity as though the City Hall were the National Capitol, while besides this giand train ol occurences, we have had enough local happenings to keep our eyes and cars well occupied. On Thursday night a lire broke out. in the large building on the corner ol Uond street and Hioadwav, owned and occupied b\ Uohhins & Applcton, agents o! the Walt ham Watch Co., and by the next morning it was level with the ground. The completeness ol its destruction w^, queeily enough, tlio 1 os 111L o l tin; t horoughness nl its ptoti'ction; tin- building being closed so firmly with bolts, bars and shutters that it was almost as hard to get into as an iron sale. The liremcii wore thus kept out for so long a time that when at last their streams could lie brought to bear the flumes had no quired irresistible her d way. The building burned was a regular .Aladdin's palace, a sort ol a mine of gold, silver and precious stones, being ocenipied Irom root to ecllat by ten linns dealing in watches and jewelry. Over lortv iron sales full ot these valuables were exposed to the fiery furnaee, and many "l them are yet too hot to be opened to see what proportion ol I lie $2,000,000 which their contents rep resented has got to l??- replaced by the insurance companies, JJobbins it Appletoti and the (Soiham Silver Coinpa ny had the most at stake in this disaster but are not only well insured but are too largo concerns to be seriously a(Veeled by the uceuranoe in any | case. uur next largest sensation is tin panic al iho immense Church ol St. Xavier on Thursday night, which lacked not much of repeating the Brooklyn catastrophe. 4,000 perfume packed the church whose pastor war drawing a highly colored picture ol tne pains and horrois ot the lowei regions when a woman overcome with nervousness an 1 lour tainted away theivhy alarming some person in iiei neighborhood, more excitable than logical, into crying ,lKirc!" Thi effect was electrical. The audienci already wrought up to a high pitch by the discourse, and having tin Brooklyn Theatre vividly in mind, caught, the infection of terror and in an instant the attentive quiet of the place was changed into such a Pandemonium as only similar circumstance* can create. All thought of spiritual things were suddenly dissipated, ami the instinct of the body lor its own petscrvation ruled supreme. A pellmell rush for the doors was made, despite the splendid efforts of the officiating clergy first to prevent and afterwards to quell the disturbance. Whatever may bo thought ot their doctrines, it can rarely bo said of the Catholic priests that they fail of their duty in an emergency. While the tumult was at its highest one ol them called to the choir to go on with th<> music, while others performed the rites of benediction at the alter in so calm and regular a manner as would have reassured any audience not thoroughly pinio stricken Others still mingled with the crowd, and hy command, entreaty and persuasion sought to check tho latnl stampede. For several awlul minutes all ?lions were unavailing, but finally the police, who mean while had worked manfully from the outside forced a passage through tho shrieking mass and ulti mutely restored a degree of order wh eh permitted the clearing of the house; not, however, until six persons had been crushed and trampled into eternity. Almost at the moment of this startling episode, a larg^ livo story building in the lower part of the city gave I way under the weight of a heavy f^ck of goods, and came down with a for Ung crash that shook the earth large a around, ami frightened a thought tfrborliood who must have at last. For Hi of all things had come f lio no V?- 1 "I? - wren Kliwy ?<> ?"e >? Known amount ot property Munich a large The verdict in the ca^Ub^r?yt'1 * tabula bridge disaster hal ,l',c ^""* published here, and renews fll" . 'H,eu eat which that calamity produced11*'1", which has inaugurated a general e'? amination of railroad bridges ever) where. A searching inspection ol th great Suspension Bridge is now ii progress at the instance ot the Nev York Central, which takes cverj precaution against accident, even t( laying four steel tracks for its trallic No interruption of New York Central trains results trom the examination. Some weeks ago I spoke ol a grand dinner at Delmouico a given by Dr. II. T. Helm bold to the press ot both V . . A It K V \V 10 IvlvJ jY I hemispheres in celebration ot his gscapo Ironi the mad doctors, and of bis ' recommencing business on a grander scale than ever before. The history oi I no lite and wufteringK of this remark, able man for the last few years is so replete with dramatic interest, that ho ha* been engaged to write bis thrilling experiences in the lunatic iisylunw of Kurope ami America, in narative form, for the I/L!8i)'o.ed Tiiites. This sing nlar literary novelty will commence with the next number of the paper named. New York jnaiico bas taken a long step toward n-tiieving its reputation by its notion in the ease of Joe Cobum, the notorious pri/.u fighter, whose arrest and indictment I noticed l ist week. As things have been for j years in the courts of Gotham, infin ential roughs and plug-uglies like the . above-named rascal could almost al- | ways get oll'scoi free in some ntyster- j ious way or other. As a rale this class are too valuable around the polls on election day to have their sphere of usefulness restricted bv ; prison walls, and usually, whenever one ol them in a moment of emotional insanity has broken into a citizen's house <>r broken a citizen's head, t .e e has been no lack of dirty little politicians to aid the shyster lawyers in protecting the bullet-headed scoundrel. This time the little game didn't work. Mr. Cobtnn, with the confidence born of frequent success, indnlged one night in the pastime of shooting policemen, and now, only a little more than a week thereafter, finds himself, to S<ia unutterable sur|>rit*o9 disgust and indignation, with cropped head and striped garments, settling down lor a ten yeais laborious residence .it Sing Stng. When he was sentenced, a day or two ago, Coburn was cross but had little idea that he was really going to to S?e "put through.' When therefore, ou Thursday morning he was roused Irom his cell at tin eaily hour and told to make ready to go up to lite musical town just mentioned, be was inclined to treat tin* summons as a joke, intimating that he was going to have a new trial and get oft*. When ill length he found that the ollieers tailed to I recognize any joke, but peisisted in their intention to ship him up the river ?t once, their wasn't a madder man in i the city than Joe. 11 is last hope was that some ol his ruftlian gang would rescue him on the way to the train; luit the authorities had provided against that contingency by making 1 the transfer unexpectedly and at an early hour, and there was no help for i htm. Kadi::. i Mr. Diogenes. This singular man lived in Greece, lie was distinguished for his recent ri cities, l>;ul mnumrs, and bail disposi lion, It was bis cbiet business lo find . limit. For example, be took a lantern one day when tbo sun was shining i brightly and went out to search for an ' honest man, thereby insinuating that ' such persons were exceedingly scarce. 1 Wben Alexander, a distinguished ' military gentleman, paid him a visit, > and impnred what lie could do lor hi in, 1 be bail the impudence to tell him to 1 "get out of ins sunshine." To cap the climax of bis oddities, lie dressed 1 like a In ggar and lived in a tub! lie was a sour, crabbed, crusty old bachelor. We infer that he had no wife, first, because history docs not mention her; second, because no woman would ttike kindly to one of his habits, dress, or manners, or aspire to become mistress of bis mansion. "There was an old woman who lived in a shoe,' it is truo, but the woman who would live ina tub, and especially with such a companion, has not been beard lroin. Tbo misanthropic spirit which possessed this man was doubtless due to disordered digestion and a biliousness, one of tbo prominent spmptoms of which is a morose, fault finding disposition. The tongue is heavily coated, giving rise to a bad taste, the appetite is not good, and the patient feels dull, sleepy, or dizzy, and is apt to be fretful. Unfortunately, Mr. Diogenes lived several yen in lies before Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Puigativo Pellets wire invented, a few doses of which would have relieved him of his "bile, nud enabled him to find scores of "honest men' without the aid of his lantern. Under their inagic inllucnue, combined with that of too (ioldeii Medical Discovery, lo cleanse bis blood, he might have been led to fake a moio cheerful view of life, to ox change his tub for a decent habitation, to "spruce up" in personaPappearance, and at last have taVen a wife to mend his clot lies and his manners, both of n/hif-h wurii in nwiilnnl tumil .?# ......... .. ... ... V..MVIIH III. > *?? ll'|l(IIIP| and become the happy she of little Diogeneses who would have handed down to poHterity the name, not ot a 1 cynic philosopher, but ol a eboerlul, healthly, happy, virtuous man! ! 1 0?) A schoolboy was asked by his i teacher to give an example of earnest. nesst. He looked bothered for a mo. 1 incnt, but his lace brightened like the ' -lewdrops glistening on the leaves o! rose in early morning, as he deliv * ronA *:Miself of the following happy thought; 'When you see a boy enr K:,??('d on a mince, pie till bin nose f touches the mobile plum, and his ears ' o'oop on the outer crusts, you may know that he has go?. it.' Some ingenious biped has a machine to make a man rise early in the morn? '"? A voting Benedict says a sixnionths-old baby can beat it to death. wt\ NEWS: MAl-iOl-i Chicl* Justice Marshall wa? in the habit of going to market himsel!, and carrying home his purchases. l?Yequueuily ho would bo semi reluming at sunrise, Willi poultry in one hand,vegetables in the oilier' On one of these occasions, a fashionable young man who bad removed to Richmond, was swearing violently because he could find no one to carry home his turkey. Marshall steppeu up and asking him where he lived, "That is my way and I will taku ii for you." Wjioii i hey came to the house, the young man inquired, "NS'hat shall I pay you?" "Oh, nothing," said tho Chief Justice, "you are welcome, it was my way and no trouble." "Who's that old man, who brought home my turkey for me?' inquired the young man ol a bystander. "That," replied he, 4 is Mr. Marshall, Chief Justice of the I'nited Slates.' "Why did he biing home my turkey? : "To give you a seveic reprimand, and leach you to attend to your own business," was the reply. An Ohio man makes brick, but he is high-born and calls biinsell a "sculptor in clay." GOOD READING, ALL KNOW IT! ALL LIKE IT! THE DETROIT FREE PRESS till Jirfii/tfcr and /tetter /'or 1877. Full o( Wit?J'Minor?1'atlioK?Sketch ? (io8Hip? Fashion? Incident ? Ncub? Home and Foreign Letters. Vou will enjoy it better than any other newspaper. "HOW HE WAS TERPTED." A tlnilling continued Story, wiitlen for Tin: Fmkk I'i kss, l?y "Fl/.ey Hay" Fanny Andrews), Hie noted bcuiliern w liter, will be a lent lire of ism. Wookly, post froo, $2.00 por annum. In making ii|> your libl, start with the Dktkoit FIIKK I'llKSS. TI1K l'OSTMASTElt IS A(iISN'T Ft) IT. Liver. Stomach. Blood" In a neglected sea <out I'lant, almost as eominon as the Dandelion of the meadow, !>r. .1. M. (Irosvonor has found toe ttasis ol a sure srid sealehing llemedv for Diseases of the 1.1 VFit, STO.MAi'Il AND lil.OOD. It seems to be Nature's medicine for ail-' nte .is of those organ". Its eilecls are the wonder and delight of all w ho see them. 1 )i. (Irosvonor has given this ltmnedy a name whieli will he easily remembered and which suits it. He calls it J.IVFItAU). ONF DOTTI.Kof I .i vera id cures Constipation, no matter how had. (>N 10 IJOTT1.K lestores a good appetite, /tV'l.' 'I'M l.'ltM ? ? ' *? ? w.ir, hi nu'jiiui ii.r.s ar?* warranted to rurc Liver Complaint, T \\ O TO SIX BOTTLES cures tin* >tubbol nest Dyspepsia. ONE TO i'Ol'K BOTTLES euro Jaundice. . j TJlltEE TO FIVE BOTTSES euro Scrofula. ONE BOTTLE cures Billiousncss?warranted. ONE TO SIX BOTTLES cure Fever and Ague. ONE BOTTLE cures all Blotcl.es. ON E BOTTLE cures Sick Headache. ONE BOTTLE cures Bestlessnoss. ONE TO Til It EE BOTT1 ES cure Oeneral Debility TWO TO SIX BOTTLES cure the worst form ? (' Blood Humors. ONE BOTTLE cures Indigestion. ONE DOSE ones Heartburn. ONE DOSE cures Sour Stomach. ONE BOTTLE cures Boils, Pustules and Pimples, Til ItKK TO SIX BOTTLES euro Enlarged Spleen. viN E BOTTLE cures a Torpid Liver. ON E TO FIVE BO TTLES cure lthcumatism. ONE BOTTLE cures Erysipelas. ONE TO THltEE BOTTLES Purify the Blood. ONE TO TIIUEE BOTTLES euro Female Ailments. ONE TO THltEE BOTTLES euro any kind ol sore on any part of the tody. The Liveraid is warranted to perform tliesc cures. It acts directly upon tlie Liver and Stomach, and throngli them upon the Blood. It ?a the best medicine ever introduced in the family. (UtosvENoit's llyhiiaid i is a Remedy for tins million. It is needed in | every household. Almost everybody is trou- j bled with some kind of Liver, Stomach or Blood disease, which if neglected will end fatally. The I.herald builds up and restores the w hole, system, and "makes a new man" cf the sick and sulTering. Make the trial before it is loo late. Liveraid will cure you. While using Livuraid eat all you want of the best you can get. (Irosveiioi's Mvci.ud is sold hy at least one resfiectablo Druggist in evoiy town in largo bottles, at one dollar each. Six bolt.es for five dollars. Discovered and prepared by I)H. J. M. UKOSVlsNOH, 22 Park Place, New York. daTn. a pLamtkii PAIN. THAT WILL (JUIM1.PAIN. PAIN. 1)11. tiHOSVKNOH's liKl.l.A.VoDVM; PAIN. Poitur. Pi.astkh will positively cure, PAIN, remove and relieve all forms of Paint 1'AIN. from a stitch in the side to the wors, PAIN, kind ofTiheumatism. it is the onyPA1N. Plaster in the world that will do tins. PAIN. Ask your Druggist for the "llellano. PAIN, dyne," or send 25 cents to J. M. PAIN (irosvenor, box 2507, New York PN1N Pity, For a (ml .Sample. Tho l.ivkittai) ami Pours Pi.astku, for bv IDs. E. NORTON, Conwayboro, S. C. 'an jy IK 24, 1877. AMERICAN and rr.ElGN PATENTS (>ILMOKK& (JO., ,S; '? s to Uhimpnn. Ilomncr A Co., Soliciu . a outs produced ; in all countries. NO I \ ADVANCK. j i No charge unless 1 In* i 11 gianted. No ; lees l<?r making p. ' . examinations, i ! No additional lees lor o ? and conduct- ! ' ing a rehearing. I.y a ve. ? ii >cisiou of the I | < oininissiouer AI-I. .cj implications may | la* revived, .Special all > o i given to interlure nee Cases before (lie Patent Olliee, Extensions before Congress, Inf.in .lent ,Suits in dilleient .slates, and :.ll liii oi appertaining to Inventions or I'a?.en id stamp to Ciitnorc ?Sc Co. for panipli)et o * .y pages. i LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS and SCRIP. Contested Land Cases produced before tlio j C. S. (iciieral Land Ollico and Department ol the Interior. Private J.and Claims, MINIM, and 1'HE-ISMPTION Claims, audi j lloMKSTKA!) '.'ase.s attended to I.and Scrip in -10, SO, and 1(10 acre pieces for sale. This scrip is assignable, an 1 can be located in the name ol the purchaser upon any (Jovcrniiicnt land subject to p> ivate entry, ut. $1.25 j per acre, it is of equal vaults with bounty) Land Warrants, bend stamp to (Jilinore A. Co. for painplilcl of Instruction. ARREARS OF PAY and BOUNTY. omCKKS, .SOLDIKHS, and NAILOUS of the late war or C eir heirs, are in many eases entitled to money from tins Covernmeiit ol which they have no knowledge. Write full history of service, and state amount of pay and bounty revived. Enclose stamp to Cll<* MOPE .v ' '< and a full leply, alter exainiuation, will he given you free. PENSIONS. All OK KICK WS, SOLDI and SAIL-' OKS wounded, ruptured, or injured in the late war, how evoi slightly, can obtain a peuslou by addressing (>1 L.M< ill I. & (J(>. Cases prosecuted by OILMOPE A' CO. helore I lie supreme Court of the Pulled States the Court <d" Claims, and the Southern Claims Commission. Kacli department of our business is comluc1...1 i.. > - 1 1 ' ,, ... |<iu nix iFMivmi, iiinu:i coargu > l the Mine experienced parlies employed l>y tins old lii in. I'roiiipl attention to all business entrusted lo (ilL.MOKK ?t (.'<>. i s I litis seemed. We desire lo win success by deserving it. Addiess <il iiMOlti: ?* CO., WASHINGTON, !> C. 1811). 1ST 7 THE AMERICAN FARMER. The rioncerol' American Farm <Journ?i SOLID, KEI.lAHI.IC, PKOliltESSlVE. Can dully edited, and having the aid of a large, numb* r of correspondents eminent ir. it the respective departments o! larin industry, or will, in the coining volume, under the same control of for nearly a third of a century, continue devoted to the cause of agricultural impioveinent. Subscription ^ 1,50 a year. To clubs of live or moic, $ I only each. 0T7 ' Any person sending ten or more 10111108 at >1 each wid icccim. one extra jcopy Free. All postage piepuid by us. 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A Pamphlet, containing lull directions sent free The Scientific American Hefvrenco Hook, a volume bound in cloth ai d gilt, con mi I in ng the Patent I,a we, Census ol the u. S., and M2 Ivngrnvliigs of mechanical movements. Price 2ft cents, Addre.-s tor ihe Paper, or concerning Patents, MIJNN At CO. N7 Park Mow, New York. Branch Oillce, Cor. K. ft 7tU St., v sbitigton, I). (J. dec '1. 1m. AAA Can't be made by every agent every JL LjUVJ iiiontb in the business we lurnish, tat those wildng to work can easily earn ad.aen dollar#-t day right in their own localities, li ive no room to explain here. Business | leismt and honorable. Wo. men, ami hoys and girls do m well as men. We Will furnish you a complete Outfit free, Th#'c< business pay# better than ait /thing else. W will bea expense of s' triing you. Partioulu Iree. Wri'e a ml see. i trtnei s and mechanl their sons add daughters, and ail classes need cf paying work at home, should wrr us at once. Now t? the time. Hon't delav J oc drtbs'Istx & Co , Augusta, Maite. tebr ' J Death to Hard Times! C " F DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!" \\rK TAKE PLEASURE IN AN NOUS \ V clng to the citizens <?f Horry tlmt w are now occupying our commoiuous NEW STORK, where we have, ami shall keep eon stunt lv on hami u well selected stock, and general assortment of DRY GOODS, HATS f AN I) CAPS, ROOTS WD SHOES, i^ARDWAUE, POT WARE j TABLE CUTE AIIY, CROCKERY, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, AC., AC. N 4Groceries a Specialty Wc make the Grocery trade a speciality and shall at all limes have ou hand a coiu plete slock. Wo have now on hand DRY SALTED UAC'ON SIDES, DRY SALTKI) BACON SHOULDERS PORK, FIS1I, BUTTER, LARD, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SYRUP, FLOUR of all grades, from the best family brands ! line. I I I | Our advantages of receiving goods from New York, Boston, Philadelphia and liultilUorc. hv vessels i'i?ii?Iiu? <> >? i...-.? ? ? "..v iwi utiuucr gives us a choice ol' markets, and s,t very low heights, which will enable us to sell our goods til prices thai will meet the demands of the times. Hi: Ik & HEATV. Bucksville, S. C., July 20, 1870. *j july 20-tf Storage and Shipping. OUR NEW WAllK HOUSE IS NOW _ completed. It is large, secure and well ventilated. We are now prepared to receive, store, forward by boats and Hats on the River. or ship by vessel or steaiuer leaving our wharves, all goods, wares or produce entrusted to us. Our charges for storage, forwarding and shipping, we guarantee will he satisfactory to the parties Interested. BUCK & BKATY. Bucksville, S. C. July 20?tt J3* \\r v. & JOHN \ YV . BARNES, Maim/Tjlaetnrers of Baunks' Uutent py K o o t Bower Machinery The' only foot power maW c',',HMy without dead centers, ^'>,r?oo 1? $2,000 per year i%f made using these machines. U. B. Miller, Sellings Grove, l'a., says: "Sixty dollars ($00) per month made with my mat-blue after working ten hours per day !l1 a trade will do." W. II. Harrison, l.ouke, Ark., says: "Sawed out six dollars ($0) worth of brackets the liirst three hours after it was set up." Say what you read this in and send lor 48 page Illustrated catalogue, free. Address, W. F. A JOHN BARNES. Rockford, Wlunobago County, 111. nov 4 :$0t QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN. DR. GROSVENfH'S tSSt C A V 8 * 01 \ l'oriis IM?>ler. Tub Quickest, Sri:i:.yrsakk*t\ Cheap. est ANI? most co.n V lKS T ('l'KK ok I'ain kveii r'OVK"m>. d No more greasy, fil*' ?vil smelling com. i pounds?no more po'iff?no more disas. | point incut?NO AlO*' 8 (irusveuor's Caps1'. J or,w I'lasfer cures * * Lame Rack, Nock 111 1'Alfau hour. ? (irosvcnor's CV01". '"'tis Plaster cures Rheumatic Tain' * s,,,ylo night. (irosvcnor's r?,c,,i ''puis Plaster banish es every lorui ''ll" w,t'! r?pidity ol light nlng. (irosve.not PonifWlasfne ....... v. VV/IH" ii ,?,uv>4?''ag<'8 (>f I ho best Porua binc-s all Jade, wiiii the wonderful qu.iliPlaster o^n. tics ot ^V;lt natural remedy lor all kinds 11 lH.1 seated pain. ,iv ',cst' inodieiuo in tlio world. A , J*.; tor dues tlio work. sinf? uior's Capsiciu l'orus Plaster is the Vnuine, Take no oilier kind with a 9"'similar name. This article cures; may not. Keiucmber the name?Cross's. <ld by Druggists at 2o cents, or sent by I, postpaid, to any address, on receipt of PRF.P AHKI) ONl.Y BY J. M. (IKOiVKNOH, M. D. 22 Park Place, N. V. 114-0m. /