Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, February 01, 1872, Image 4
OFFICIAL. '
Acts and Joint Resolutions passed by the
General Assembly of South Carolina,
Regular Session, 1S71 and 1 s
An Act lt> .Tmtnd th" Hmrltrof thv Town
of Union* *
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now m<>tand sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same, That from and immediately
arter the passage of this act. all and every
person or persons whatsoever, who are
constitutionally qualified to vote for mem-,
bers of the legislature of this S'ate, and
who may have resided within tbe present
corporate limits of the town of Union s;xty
days, and their successors, are hereby
declared to be members of tbe corporation
hereby intended to be created.
Sec. 2. That the said persons and their
successors shall, from and'after the pastas
rwf tbic art brcome a bodv politic and
v? ?J ? .
corporate, acd shall be known aud .tilled
by name of the town of Union, and its
corporate limits shall extend one mile, in
the direction of ecr dinal point9, from the
Spartanburg aud Union Railroad depot in
said town, as a ceutre, and form a square.
Sec. 3. That* the said town shall be
governed by an lDtendant and four Wardens,
who sha'l be elected. on the second
Monday of September in each year, ten
days' notice being previously given, and
shall continue in cilice for one year, and
until the election and qualification of their
successors; and that all male inhabitants
of said town who shall have attained the
age of twenty-one years, and resided
therein sixty days previous to the election
shall be entitled to vote for said Intendautand
Wardens.
Sec. 4. That the election of Intendant
and Wardens of the saiitown shall be
held in some convenient place in said
twon, from niue o'clock in the morning
until six o'clock in the afternoon, and
when the polls shall be closed, the Managers
shall forthvvith' count the votes and
proclaim the election and give notice, in
writing, to the persons elected. Thejntendaut
and Wardens for the time being
shall always appoint three managers tr>
conduct the election, who, before they
open the polls for said election, shall take
an oath fairly and impartially to conduct
4 1 U' 1
the same; and the tntenciaut ana w aniens,
before entering?aipon the duties of
their offices, shall respectively take the
oath prescribed by the constitution of this
State, and also the following oath, to wit:
"As Intendaut (or Warden) of the town
of Union, I will tqually and impartially,
to the best of my ability, execute the trust
reposed in me, aud will usj my best eudeavors
to preserve the peace aud carry
into effect, accordiug to law, the purposes
for which 1 have been elected: So hdp me
God.''
Sec. 5. That iu case a vacancy should
occur in the office of Intendant, or any of
the WardeDS, by.death. resignation, or
otherwise, au election to fill such vacancy
shall be held, by the appointment of the
lutendant and Warden, or Wardens, as
the case may be, fifteen day's previous
notice being given, and in case of the sickness
or temporary absence of the lutendant,
the Wardcris, forming a council
nn.nnnr lilflf.t AnO (if t.llM
sua ii uc ciu^uncivu iu iuv? v/ux/ - - ?v
Wardens to aci as Intendant during the
time.
Sdc. G. That the Iutendant and Wardens
duly elected and qualified shall, during
their term of office, severally and respectively
l>e vested with ah the powers of
trial justice or other inferior courts in this
State, within the limits of the said town,
and the Iutendant shall, and may, as
often as may be necessary, summon the.
Wardens to meet in council, any two of
whom, with the Intcudant, or any three
Wardens, may constitute a quorum to
transact business, and they shall be known
by the name of the town council of Union,
and they, and their sueeessois hereafter fo
be elected, may have a common stal,
which shall be affixed to all their ordinances,
may sue and be su? d, may plead and
be impleadv d m any court of law or equity
in this State, and purchase, hold, possess
and enjoy to them and tluir successors, iu
perpetuity, or for any term of }ears, any
estate, real or personal, or mixed, and s* 11,
alien and convey the name; shall not exceed
to any one time the sum of ten thousand
dollars. And the said Iutendant and
Wardens shall have full power to make
?ml establish all such ruKs, by-laws and
ordiuauets respecting the roads, streets,
markets, commerce, trade, buildings aud
police of s id town as shall appear to them
necessary and requisite for the security,
welfare and convenience of the said town,
or for preserving health, peace, order and
good governiueut within the name. And
the said council ma} lis and impose lints
and peualiies tmd imprisonment in the
county jail for the voUlioa thereof, and
appropriate the lints to. the public use of
the said corporation: Providtd, That no
fine shall exceed fifty dollais for any cue
offense, aud no imprisonment shall exceed
twenty da}s; and when any person shall
be charged with an offense for which a
line of more than I w? ut} dollars is ordaiued,
the said charge will iv heard and
determined in 'inaction debt, to be brought
in the name of said town council, for the
recovery of said fiae, before ar court hav- '
ing jurisdiction of causes of action of that ]
amount, for UDion county. And if the 1
flue ordained be not more than twenty 1
l
dollars, or the offense be one for which imprisonment
is ordained, the said town '
council, or a quorum thereof, shall have
power to hear and determine the said '
charge and render judgment therein. In 1
all cases of trials to be had before the said ]
town council, a hereinafter provkh-d. the 1
party charged shall be cited to trial by a !
service upon him of a summon#, under the |<
hand of the Intendant, or any one of the j
Wardens, wherein shall be expressed with ,
certaiuty the offense charged, and the I *
time and place of trial, which service shall :
be made at ltast five days before the day 1
Ofuul. 1
Stc. 7. That all fines imposed by tht '
said t?iwn council for aDy violation of or- '
dinance or any default in the performance !
of street duty, shall be collected by a fieri
facias; and the said town council shall
have power to procure and compel the at- j '
tendance of witnesses by procers similar '
to that which, by law. Magistrates may 1
use in the trial of small and mean causes. 1
See. 8. That the Iatendant and War- 1
nf ooid tntrn ohal! hiivf* fill! flnH Ofllv
UV HO ?/l Rtttu VV" U */????& UI* > v V...- J
power to grant or refuse licenses for bil !
IKrd tables, to keep tavern, or retail spirituous
liquors within the said limits,
which licenses shallbe granted in the same
manner and upon the same conditions as
they now are, or may hereafter be, under \
the laws/>f the State, and all the powers '
vested in the County Commissioners are
hereby granted to the said Intedantaud
Ward ns within the said limits; and jtll ;
inonejs paid for licenses, and for tines and 1
forfeitures for retailing spirituous liquors, 1
keeping taverns and billiard tables within '
said limits, without licenses, shall be ap- '
propriated to the public uses of the said 1
corporation: Provided, That the Intendant
and Wardens duly elected and quail- |
lied shall not have power to grant any license
to keep a tavern or retail spirituous ^
liquors to extend beyond the term for
which they shall have been elected.
Sec. 0. That it shall be the duty of the 1
said Iutendant and Wardens to keep all ; 1
road, street s and ways within their corpoiate
limits open and in good repair,
and for that purpose they are invested '
with all the powers granted to the County 1
Commissioners. They shall also have pow- J
er to levy a tax upon the propi rty of said 1
town, to keep the buildings iu said town
for educational | urposes in repair. And '
they shall also have power to compound 1
with all persons liable to woik#the streets,
ways and roads in said town, upon such
terms as tbey. shall, by ordinance, cstah- j
lish. the money so received to be applied
to the public use of the said corporation.
Aud all persons refusing or failing to piy
. such commutation shall be liable to such 1
fines and penalties as the said Town Council
may impose. Aud no persons, residing
within the said limits, shall be liable to '
woik on any road or bridge without the 1
said limits, or be taxed or ass ssr-d for the
same. The said Town Council sha'l have
power to require license fees from the keep- 1
eis of ten pin alle)s, or auy other pin at-,
le}s and to grant or refuse licenses for {
the same, upon such terms aud conditions, '
aud subject to such regulations, as they 1
may. by ordinance, establish. They shall '
also have power to require license fees 1
from itiueraut auctioneers, owners of pub- {
lie drajs, wagons, livery stables, vehicles 5
and horses k pt for hire within the cor- i
porate limits of said town. Tin y shall al- '
so have power to impose an annual tax
upon the property iu said town, to wit: '
Upon all real estate, not exceeding ten '
cents on the value of one hundred dollars; '
up >u ail stork iu trade, not exceeeding teu 1
c? nts on evtry hundred dollars' worth of (
the value of said stock. The State assess- \
ment to be taken the basis of taxation. 1
And the said Town Council shall hive 1
power to enforce the p <ym< nt of all taxes
utnl ass* ssmeuts levied by the said Council 1
agaiust the property aud persoi:> ofdefanlters
to the same exteut and in the '
same stunner as is provided by law for the
collection of the general State tax, except 1
that extcutious to enforce the payment of
the town taxis shall he issued UDder the
s?al of the corporation aud directed to the
Town Marshal or other person specially
appointed by the said Council to collect ;
the same; and the money so collected shall
he applied to the public us< s of the said
corporation. And all property upon which
a tax shall be levied and assessed is hereby
declared and made liable for the payment
thereof, >n preference to all other
debts due by the persou f>wuiog the propi
riy at the time of the assessment, except
debt- due the State, which shall be first
paid.
Sec. 10. That the i-aid Town Council
shall have power a id authority to require
ad persons owuing a lot or lots iu said
town to make aud keep in good repair
sidewalks in front of said lot or lots,
wherever the same shall front on, or adjoin,
any public street of said town, if, in
the judgment of the Council, slid sidewalk
shall be necessary ; the width thereof
aod the manner of construction to be
designated and restated by the said
Council ; and for default or refusal, after
reasonao e notice, to make and keep in j
repair such sidewalk-*, the Town Council
may cause the same to be made or put in
rep iir and require the owner to pay the j
price of making or repairing ; and the j
said Town Council, are hereby empowered j
to sue for and recover the same* Provided,
That such contract for making and repairing
be let to the lowest bidder.
Sue. 11. That the Intendantand Ward- j
jns shall have power, and are hereby
authorized, to elect or appoint one or
more Marsha's, who shall be duly sworn
in and invested with all the powers Constables
now have by law, and whose jurisdiction
and authority shall be confined to :
Lhe corporate limits of said town ; and
the Inteudant and Wardens, or any one
[>r more of them, are hereby aurh >riz d to
require the Maishal of said town, or any
special Constable appointed by said Intendant
or Watdens for that purpose, to
commit to the jail of Union couuty, for a
term not exceeding twenty-four hours,
any person who, within the corporate
limits of said town, may be engaged in a
breach of the peace, any riotous or disorderly
conduct, open obscenity, public
drunkeom ss, or in any conduct grossly
iodecent or dangerous to the citizens of
3aid town or any of them. And all persons
so imprisoned shall pay all costs and
expenses incident to their imprisonment,
which said costs and expenses shalj be
collected in the same manner as is pro ;
vided by this act f.?r the colli ction of fines
impos'd for violation of ordinances : Pro
vided. That such imprisonment shall not
sxempi; trie party irora me payiueub ui
my fine which the Council may impose
for the offense for which he may have
been committed.
Sec. 12. That said Council shall have .
power to collect licenses from all persons
representing publiclv, vyithin their corporate
limits, for gain or reward, any
pin)s or sho.vs, of what nature or kiud
soever, to be used for the purpose of said
corporation.
Sec. 1^. That all fines which shall
hereafter be collected by conviction in tie
Court of Sessions for retailing without
liceuse, within the corporate linii sof said !
towu, shall be paid oneh ilf to the informer,
and the other half to the T wh
Couucil, for the use of the said corporalion.
Sec. 14. That the said Council shall
have full power and authority to abate all
uuisauces within ihe corporate limits, and
also to appoint a B >ard of II? ailh for said
low ?tiH t.i? all sn h otdinances aft
may be necessary to detiue the powers and
iuties of said B >ard, and to impose tines
and penalties upon the members of said
Board for neglect of duty: Provided,
That no fine hereby authoriz-d to be imposed
.-hall exceed the sum of twenty dollars.
Sec. 15. That all streets hereafter to
be opened in the said corporation shall be
it least s xty feet wide, except when such
widths cannot be allowed on account of
permanent buddings'erected, or in course
if erection, at the time of the opening of
said streets.
Sec. 10. That each Town Council shall,
within one month after the ? xpiralion of
their term of oflice, mak-t out and return
to their successors a full account, under
oath, of their rec ipts and expeudttuiea
1 aing their term, and shall pay over all
moneys in the'r hands belonging to the
corporation and deliver up all books,
records and other pap -rs incident to their
mecessors ; and ou failure so to d >, they
shall be liable to the punishmint prescribed
in the seventeenth (17j Section of
ihis Act.
Sec. 17. That for any wilful violation
>r neglect of dn'y, malpractice, abuse or 1
oppression, the said luteudant and Ward;ns,
severally, shall be liable to indictme?t
in the Court of Sessions, and. upon
onvictiou, to imprisonment and Hue not
xcetding one hundred dollars, or
imprisonment not exceeding sixty
sixiy da^s or both, at the discretion ot
the Court, besides bring liable tor damagts
to any person injured.
Sec. 18. That this .\ct slull be a public i
Act, and continue of force for twenty
peats and until the end ot the session ot
ihe Legislature then next ensuing; and
i hat ail Acts and parts of Acts heretofore
passiM inconsistent with, or r? pugnant to,
ihis Act, be, and the same are hereby,
repealed.
Approved, Januiry 8Lh, 1872.
,1>/ A< t to Amend Section Tiro Hundred
am/ Screutj/- nine of the Code of Croc dure
of the. Sttte of South (\irofinn.
He it euaeted by the Senate and House
r>f Representatives of the Statre of South
C trolin i. now met and sitting in General
Assembly, aud by (he authority of the
same:
That Section two hundred and seventynine
of the ('ode of Procedure be amended
by stiking out (lie word ' second" from
the first line of said Section.
Approved January 8, 1S72.
A I) *11.M <i'l It A TO KS ^OII< I '.
\0< OKIUN(; To AN ACT OK THE OKNKH 1.
A?>-midy of the .State of Sooth Carolina, annrov <1 j
Map li'J >tli, 1*'*,'.), the Milevrilxr will a|>|?ly to tli-.Iodic ;
of I'rohate for the County of Beaufort, at his office in tin !
town of Beaufort, on the l.'th day of Fehntary next, for a
final discharge as administrator of the estate of Mos > i
FKhburn, late of the said county of lteaufort, deceased.
jtti.ll. OATO PERKY.
BLANK DEEDS I
Legal Cap Paper, etc.
FOB SALE AT THIS OFFICE
" . 1SSL GJYKE'S '
?alk usder mortgage
01 IV. V. IEITCB. AID R, S. BRltS, ICCTIOSEERS.
By virtue of the power aod authority
conferred inaceitain deed of mortgage
from Mrs. Auna E EppiDg. to Julius C.
Carpenter. dated 25 July, 1870. and recorded
in p?gister's office. Beaufort, S. C.
in Book No.*5. pages 19 and 30 I will sell
at public auction on Tu< sday JO:h F-b u
ary next at ihe post office corner of Broad
street and East Bay, Charleston, S. C., at
II o'clock. A. M.
All that plantation or tract of land" situate,
lying and being in St. Luke's Parish
Beaufort county, South Carolina; boundins:
north on the plain at ion known as tht
Pirker place, south by land of Frippand
west, by land of Hevward; said plantation
being known as 4 Laurel Point." and
measuring and containing two thousand
two hundred acres more or 1? ss.
Terms cash?purchaser to pay for the
necessary pap* rs and stamp*.
R. B. CARPEXTER,
jan 2"> Assignee.
PROBATE METICE7
The State of S >utii Carolina, \
B. aufort County. j
By li Howell G'eaves. Esquire. Probatt
Judge.
Whereas, Mrs. Lucv Newcorcb mad*
suit to nie. to grant her L>tte's of Ad
ministration of th>' Estate of and effects
of George New comb.
Th? se are therefore to cite and admonish
all and sii gu'ar the k'ndred and Creditor!
of the said Georire N?-wc uub deceased
that they b- and appear, before me in ih<
Court of Probate to be held at B auforl
A?.J U-..,...., r.?vt ufl..r l>nh
on r riuay. 2IJU rem ojvi j u?-ah. aiv j,,.-.
licaiion iiereot, at 11 o'clock in th?? forenoon.
to show cause if any they have,
why the said Administration should nol
be granted.
Given under mv Hand, this 10 h day o!
January, Auno Djinitii. 1*72.
It II GLEAVES
Judge of Probate.
Published on the 2ofh. day of J tuuary
1872 in the B-auforl Republican.
j?u. 25-2t.
' R EFEREE SA ET
South Carolina, )
> In Common Pleas
Beaufort County. j
Jhmes (1. Gnmett, vs. Henry C Raysor,
Bill for Foreclosure anil In junction.
In pursuance of an ord- r of His Ilonoi
Judge C. B Farmer. I will s? 11 tor casl
before the Court House in Beaufort, oi:
the first Monday in February in xt, a1
that tract. of land situate mar the vi lag?
of Hdi deeville, c mtaiuiug E'ght undred
and Fifty acres, nvre or b s*. Bounded
North by laudss>t Mrs Williams Hardee
vi lie. and Ho- road lead ins; ?r?m Purys
burgh to New KiVe.r Bridges. East t>\
lands of Win {?. Pelot Soinh b\ lands ol
Km ledge and It. W. Print and West try
lands of Moutmollin, Dr. Jos.
Hazel, and Mrs Wiilianis.
Purchasers to pay tor stamps and
panels.
R.J. I) WANT,
Jan. is, 3'. Referee.
NOTICE.
To nil whom these pesents nvty concern:
Know ye. that one month trom ihe dat?
her< of I willappU lo the judge of probate
for Beaufort county, for a final discharge
as guardian of the estate of C<?1 C MeMich
del.
B F. BUCKNER,
D?-c 2'-4t Guardian.
MANHOOD:
How Lod, How Restored.
Just published, a new edition ofpR.
CULYERWELI/S CELEBRATED ES
SAY on the radical ere o certain weaknesses,
the eft. cis of E rors and Abuses
in Marlv life.
The calibrated author, in this admirable
essay. cl-arly demonstrates from a
thirty years' successful practice, that the
alarming cnnseqivnces of such errors and
abuses may be rad cally cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the
application of the knife: pointing ou'a
tie<de of cure at once simple, certain and
( ff. ctual. by m> at s of which every suffer
er, no matter what his condition may be.
iiihv cure himself clu-aply, privately, and
radically.
tI-;r' Tlrs L'oture shou'd be in the bands
of every youth and every man i the
land.
s.-nt, under seal, in plain envelope, tc
any address, postpaid on rtctipL of six
Cents, or two post stamps.
Also. Dr. Cuiverwell's 4'Marriage
Guide,1 price 25 c nts.
Address the publishers.
OH AS. J. C. KLINE & CO..
1'7 H wcry, New York. Put-Office
Box 4,587. Jau 25 ly.
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OX SlKAMEU
J> IL 0T O V,
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Fit0)J KFAU01M 10 UHliU/Min AM
S I V I \ \ III.
On and after ihis date, the passage wil
be: Froiii B?*auf??rt to Cnarltslon, meals
and berth i eluded, S3.0C
From B< aufort to Savannah, meals
and berth included, 3.CK
Wm Harrison',
Agent.
Beaufort, January 17, 1S72.
Jan. IS-4
FOR FILE.
TIIKRESIPEXCKOF MIIS. KD.MIXI
lUiKTT. corn t of H. \ loth street, together with \aoan
lot in front on Bay street are otlercd for sale, for term;
apply at the residence. lXe,14-st.
hoksk t'owiat" kngim
and boiler in complete running order. For particular
apply to ficrge Waterhouse, Beaufort, or to the Proprfc
tor at Longwood plantation, St. Helena Island.
I Xov.2. H. S. TAFFT,
NATI<
FREEDMEN
A
TRUST a
INTEREST ALLOWED AND COHlf
ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS EVERY THII
; MERCHANTS AND OTHERS CAN DEPi
' j
NE
1 H. C. JUDO, Chaipman Advisory
I
. J irAMtri '"inff.tor. n H. Mrr)fix*l.n * ' 0., Pnt(f|tt?f??na
Gen. A; ti. iP^mrttco C?l., !>n IS!?ni 54 Commerce M.X.V.
MILLIONS Bcnr Testimony to their
1 Wouilerfiil Cnrntivc Effect*.
5 j They lire not ft vile Fniicy Drinlt, ?:i;uicof Poor
Itti 111, Whiskey, l'rooi 5>i?irnw una ncimc m,
q ii ors doctored. sp.ccd and sweetened to please tlic taste,
t called "Tonics" "Appetizers." "Restorers" ic., that
" icad the tippler on to drmikcnness find mill, butarcatnie
Medicine.made from the Nntive Roots and Herbs of California,
free from nil Alcoholic Stimulant*.
They arc the GREAT BLOOI) PURIFIER and
t, A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Ilcno;
vator and In vigor. tor of the System, carrying off all
_ ; poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy con'
dition. No jierson can take these Bitters according to
j directions and remain long unwell,provided their bones
i are not destroyed by mineral poison or ether means,
j and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They are a Gentle Purgative n? well n? a
Touic, possessing, also, the |>cculiar merit of acting aa.
; a iowiJi fill ngent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation
of the Liver, and nil the Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood or at
the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters have no cipinL
For Iiiflniniuntory and Chronic Rheumatism
and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Hiti
I on s. Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases of the Blocd, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have bct-i inos.. mt<-cc?-f .l.
Such Diseases ate caused by Vitiated Blood,
I which is generally produo d by derangement of the Digestive
Organs.
I DYSfEPSM OR INDIGESTION, Headache,
I Pain in the tfhoulders.Coughs, Tightness of the Chest,
I Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart,
Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the
I Kidney*, find a hundred other painful symptoms, are the
I oflspriugs i f Dyspepsia.
| They invigorate the Stomach ami stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which rcnuer them of uneq mlled efficacy
in cleansing the blood of all i in purities, and imparting
now life and vigor to the whole system,
f FOR Sli IN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles.
Ring-Worms, Seal 1 Hi-ad. Sore Eyes, Erysipelas,
Iich.Scurfs, Discoloration* of the Skin, Humors and Dis1
cases of the Skin, of wliatev r name or nature, ate literally
' i dux up and carried out of th? system in a short time by
the useol these liitters. One bottle iu such cases will
convince the most incredulous of their curative effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through tlio skin in Pimples, Eruptions
or Bores; cleanse it when you (kid it obstructed and
! sluggish in the veins: cleanse it when it is foul, and
your feelings will till you when. Keep the blood pure,
' and the Ii alth of thesvs'.ein will follow.
Pin, Tape, and oilier Worms* lurking in the
' system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed
' and removed. Bays a distinguished physiologist, tbere
is scarcely an individual upon the face of the earth
i whose body is ex nipt from the pr s nee of worms. It
I is not upon the healthy elements of the body that
j worm* exist. Nit upon ?h- diseased humors and slimy
1 deposits that hret^l IL-se living monsters of disease. No
j System of Medicine, no vermifiigis, ro anthelmintics,
will free the system from wo ms like these Bitters.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. R. II. MrDONALD ,v CO..
Drugglstsand Hen. Agents. Ban Francisco. California,
and 32 and 31 Commerce B'rvet. New York.
Bf?~BULD BY ALL DR5'itilBT.-t AND DEALERS.
Office County Auditor, )
( ; Ik'jtu'oii. S. C. J -ii. 2>i, 1871
To idiom it moy comim
Notice is hereby tuven that Isaac
Stuab, has riep* s ted with the Treasurer
of this county fund* f<?r the redemption of
.. rii. />.. Ill" nr.iM.-i t v in Sr. IIi-IiI-m.
a l-V I ? jy v "' j |' - - ' --- ... ..
, township l??t -i'.). fuc'itii 20 I n, 1 w. contain^
20 acres, sold for taxes mi Ju'y 3d,
1S71, for t axes of the year ISO'.).
A LSO
Notice 18 hen bv uiven that Robt. Powell
has deposited wnh the Treasurer <?1
ib'8 county, funds for the red motion o< a
c< rlain piece of properly 'ti IJ-aubn t
, township. Lot 32 secti >n 3jV 2 .\ 2 \V
. contrtininj 10 acres. Sold for taxes on
July Jl, ?S7i, for taxes of the year l?s70.
, ALSO
Notic" is hereby j?iven that ft. D Medij
cis, has deposited wnli the Treasurer of
. thi* couuty. funds for t?ie r <1 mpnon of a
certain piece of property in Pci pies
township, containing 1(50 acres a<ij"inin-i
lands of F. W. Tut en, T. \V. Lan^onl,
> ai d (J E. Snyd -r so'd for taxes on Ju-y
.'id, 1>71, to: tuxes o' tin; year 1S70.
A l-SO
Notice is hereby jjiven that Stepney
| Robii son. h,is deposited wi; h ttie Tr asu er
of lli s county funds for the n dt mption ota
I certain pn c of property in Si. IMena
township- lot 5'iaiid 5('?s. cion Iti Is 1 w.,
i i i f .. 1
( Oil I a HI lily 'ZVr H CI? S. >< Id TIT IHX'MIU .J Ul}
3d, 1ST 1, lor tax s of i he ) i ar 1670.
I A LSO
Notice is hereby yivvn that. Richard
Floward has <! ji- site.i with the Tr? usurer
of this out 11y Iuiuis l'?r the red? mpiton of
1 a certain piece of prop?ny in R.aufort,
5 lot34 taction 33 2 n 2 w. containing 10
I acres, sold for taxe. on .Jul) 3d, 1671, lor
taxes of the \ear 1670
A LSO'
) Notice is hen by yiven that Rosina
Bird, has deposited in the oilicv oi the
treasurer of trus cnmnv. luruin mnnrndemotion
of a certain pi* c of pr- p riy in
St. Helena township. l?t 5{), ?. e.1),
1 s 1 e, coutaniuj: 0 acres, more or 1* ;
I sold for taxes on the 31 of Jul), 1871, for
the taxes of the )ear 1HVJ.
j ALSO
Notice is hereby giv. n that Moses G-re* n
' has dt posited with the treasurer ot this
Count), fund* for the redemption of a c?r,i
tain piece of property in Beaufort towuship,
lot 45, section 23, 2 n. 2 w," contain*
inj? 10 acres, sold for tax* 8 on fjuly 3d,
1871, for taxes of the year 1S<>9.
A. F, HALL,
jan-2o Auditor Beaufort county.
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WITS A.\J> DRAM' CIIKCKN AT
LSON R. SCCVEL, Cashier. j
> Board.
MEDIC A L.
THE CAUSE AND CUKE OF CONSUMPTIOX
?The primary cause of Consumption Is derangement
of the digestive organs. This derangement
produces deficient nutrition and assimilation. By
assimilation I mean that process by which the nutriment
of the food is converted into blood, and
thence Into the solids of the body. Persons with
digestion thus impaired, having the slightest predisposition
to pulmonary disease, or If they take
cold, will be very liable to have Consumption of
the Lungs in some of its forms; and I hold that It
will be Impossible to cure any case of Consumption
without first restoring a good digestion and healthy
assimilation. The very first thing to be done is to
cleanse the stomach and bowels from all diseased
mucus and slime, which Is clogging these organs so
that they cannot perform their functions, and then
rouse up and restore the liver to a healthy action.
For this purpose the surest and best remedy l?
scnonrK s .vianarace run. i nose mis mean m?
stomach and bowels of all the dead and morbid
slime that is causlngdisease and decay In the whole
system. They will clear out the liver of all diseased
j bile that has accumulated there, and rouse it up tc
a new and healthy action, by which natural and
healthy bile is secreted.
The stomach, bowels, and liver are thus cleansed
by the use of Schenck's Mandrake Pills; but there
remains In the stomach an excess 6f acid, the M
organ Is torpid and the apj>et!te poor. In the bowem
the lacteals are weak, and requiring strength
and support. It is in a condition like this that
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic proves to be the most
valuable remedy ever discovered. It Ia alkallzi*
and Its use will neutralize all excess of add, maklog
the stomach sweet and fresh; ft wtu give permanent
tone to this important organ, and create'
a good, hearty appetite, and prepare the system d
for the first process of a good digestion, and 1
ultimately make good, healthy, living blood, m
After this preparatory treatment, what remains I
to cure most canes of Consumption is the free f
and persevering use of Schenck's Pulnxmlc Syrup. nl
The Pulmonic Syrnp nourishes the system, purl- tr ?
ties the blood, and Is readily absorbed Into the
circulation, and thence distributed to the diseased
lungs. There it ripens all morbid matters, whether
In the form of abscesses or tubercles, and thea
assists Nature to expel all the diseased matter, lo
the form of free expectoration, when once it ripens.
It Is tiien, by tire great healing and purifying
j properties of Sehenctc's Pulmonic Syrup, that all
ulcers and cavities are healed up souua, and my
patient is cured.
The essential thing to be done In caring Consumption
is to get up a good appetite and a good
digestion, so that tiie body will grow In ileah and
get strong. If a person lias dWav-d lungs,?a
cavirv or abscess there.?the cavity cannot heal. the
matter cannot ripen, so long as the system Is bekiw
par. What Is necessary to cure Is a new order of
things,?a good appetite, a good nutrition, the body
to grow in tiesh and get fat: then Nature is helped,
the cavities will heal, the mutter will ripen and be
thrown olT in large quantities, and (bo penon
regain health and strength. Thjp Is the true and*
only plan to cure Consumption, and if a person ir
very had if the iur.es are not entirely destroyed,
or even If one lung is entirely gone, if there Li
enough vitality led in tisv other tc- heal ?p, there is- J
hope. i
I have seen many persons cured with only ofle I
1 sound lung, live aud enjoy lire t iagocd old age. J
Tliis Is wiiat 8ch6BCk'a Medicines will do to care A
Consumption. They will ch-un out 11* *fr.tnacll?- jS
sweeten and strengthen it. get up a good digestion,
and give Nature the assistance sheaoads to close- I
the system of all the disease that lsTo the lungs,
whatever the form may be.
It Is Important that while using 8ehenck's Medicines,
ca:e should be exercised not to take cold:'
keep in-doors In cold a^J (lump weAlher; avoir
night air, an-1 take out-door exercise only in ? *
genial and warm sunshine.
I wish it distinctly understood that when I recoca^
m^nd a patient to be careful In rpgar-i to lakh.*'
cold, while using my Medicines, I do so for a special
I reason. A man who has but partially recoverH
from the effects of a baa cold Is far more ftable fa
a relapse than one who has been entirely cured:
and It is precisely tiie same in regard to Consumy*
j tiou. So long as the lungs are not perfectly he?<&4V ?
j Just so long Is there imminent danger or aftsll return
of the diseasn. Hence it Is that I so strenuously
caution pulmonary patients against exposing .
I themselves to an atmospherethr.l is not genial MV 1
pleasant, Confirmed Consumptives' lungs are it
mass cf eores, which the least change of atmosphere
will inflame. The grand secret of my success
with m.v Medicines consists in my ability W
subdue Inflammation iustead of provoking it, as
many of the faculty do. An Inilamed lung cannot,
with safetv to the patient, be exposed to the biting
blasts of Winter or the chillintr winds of Spring*
or Autumn. It 3honld be carefully shielded from
all irritating influences. The utmost caution
should he observed in this particular, as without it
a cure under almost any circumstances is an iuipos;
Sibil ity.
The person should he kept on a wholesome and
nutritious diet, and all the Medicines continued'
until the body hasTestored to it the natural quantity
of flesh and strength.
I was myself cured by this treatment of the worst
kind of Consumption, and have lived to get fat and
hearty these many venrs. with one lung mostly
cone. I have cured thousands since, and very
j many have been cured by this treatment whom I
| havp never seen.
About the First of October I expert to take possession
of my new building, at the Northeast Corner of
Sixth and Arch Streets, wli- re I shall be pleased to
i give advice to all who may require it.
Full directions accompany all my Remedies, so
that a person in any part of the'world can be
readily cured oy a strict observance of the same.
J if. SCHENCK. M. D.,
Philadelphia.
. IIKM5 Y, ,\ct K t olli gc riacr,
j * c\v Vo> k. \Vliiilei:t|e Af5* lit.
Office County Audi or,
B?auf'<ri 8 C\. Jan. 27, 1871. |
T<> whom it iihiij concern:
N-.iim- t? It* rehy giv?n that Shannon*1
Fn?8? lias d* |> wiled with the treasurer of
i his couuty. funds for the redemption of a
certain piece of property in Beaufort
towi ship lot 39 and 40 section 27 1 n 2
w. containing 20 icres. gold lor taxes on
.July 3d, 1899, for tax- sof theyear 1^08.
also
Notice is herehy given that Jacob Brown
has dcposiied in the nltiee of the treasurer
ill ih s county, funds f<?r the redemption
ot a certain pi? cv. o? properly in St. Helena
township. lot 11 section 29. 1 n 1 w containing
10 -en s, sold fur taxes on July 3,
1871, lor tax<sof 1809.
ALSO
Notice ?s hereby given that Nancy Cash
h.tsdep 3H? d in the ofliie of ihe treasurer
ot i his rouutv. .biuds for the redemptiou of
a certain piece of property in B AUf'urt
township, lot 17. seetiou 18,2 s 1 w, containing
10 acres, sold for taxes in 1871 for
laxt s of 1809.
ALSO \
Noiice is hereby giv* u lhat J. R. Smith
has deposit* (1 with the treasurer of this
county funds f<>r the red* m prion of a certain
pi* ce of prop* rty in Got the township,
joining lauds of Mrs. Cre?ch, Samuel
Sherman and I). Terry, containing 1,"?0U m
acres, sold July 3d, 1871. for taxes 1870. I
also 1
Notice ia herehy given that Sandy 1
Mitchell has deposited with the treasurer I
>f this county, lunds tor the redemption I
of a cvitain pu of property in JSeautoiT' i
township, lot 2-and l3, section 10 1 s 2
w, containing 20 acr? c. sold for taxes 1809.
ALSO
Notice is her? bv giv? n that Robin Bryan
ha deposited with the treasurer oi fhis
county, funds for the redemption of a cer-Ssv
tain piece of property in St. Helena town- ^
ship, lot 53 and 54, Section 20, 1 8 1 e. containing
20 acres, sold for taxes of the year
1809.
A. F. HALL,
jan-25 Auditor Bft. Co.
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