Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, February 03, 1874, Image 4
The Sohr B, V, Glover, which loft
port of New York on the 15th of
Jauuary9 arrived in Georgetown on
the 18lh? A very quick trip; even up
%9 the mails. ? Georgetown Titnrs,
The Georgetown Times nay*: "There
has not been much smallpox in town
lately, but an epidemic of a far more
dangerous nature has been, and still is
prevalent. Knowing ones call it the
^marriage." ;
A great gratulBon oi Benedict Ardied
at threat Mossington Kn.jgland,
on Nov. 17, at the age of eighteen.
He was the elde?t boh ot tho
4tev. Edward tj lad win and Lady Char*
*ot Arnold.
Adam was the first man who received
-a lam* grant. He was also the first i
"hnan who was nerved with a writ of
^ejectment.
__ A
California paper, having obtained
*u new swlwcviber, records (he Htartliug j
fact in a halt-Endorsed by the Leople!'' i
i
A wag living married a girl name 1
^C'hurolv, "snvH he hail cxperienced more
Ihappiirew since he joined the church
than ho ever did heiwre.
A young gentleman at Kuiih*h City
Jvent veveuty-live cci.tH to New York,
^recently for a method sf writing with'?OUt
pun er ink. lie recived the iolloing
inscription on a car: "Writ*
with a pencil."
i
Co where you will the disciples of
Svhiihold and wesley aro beloro you.
*Thc last Methodist Church we hear
from is in the city of Mexico.
The inoet confiding womau lives in
Vrovidencc. She went to an auction,
'tend, knowing the prevalenoo of thiovca
sit such places, asked a pice looking,
containing $80. lie is still taking care
X)f it.
When the negro down in Louitann
was hauled up for stealin bacon he
yut in as a defence that he was told
V>y Ids political teachers, that now^
\s hen lie had tho right to vote ho must
take "sides" soinewliero.
An editor who has given up trying
to please everybody, says: "Kvon if 1
wound the praise of my own maker the
'Hiov11 Would be offended."
A noted borne jockey "down east"
wan awakened one uight by a violent
thunder storui. Being somewhat timid,
be awoke his wife with <4Wifel vrifel do
^yoti suppose the Day of Judgment has
'tjomo? "Shut up, you tool I" was the
sailed ionate reply; "how oau the Day
"\>t .Judgment come in the nightV"
A Massachusetts iuau announce*
that ho has "an old desk that w as used
by Col. Prescott and George Wash"
ingiou." We think we have heard of
V ol Prescott before ? in fact we know
we nave?but who the deuce is George
\\ ushingtou?-?Courier Journal*
An obi fanner became seriously ill
tond was urged by his neighbors who
thought he was going to die, to call
Hu a minister to pray tor him. To pray
4or rue! No sir; I aiu an original Grander,
and do not want any mid lle-mah
Wtween me and Almighty God."
.. ? ... - ..
A man in llarltord has stopped bis
Views; iper because his name \vaH
Jprihted in a list of advertised letters
? 'and his wile, happening to hoc it first
jrK ' Vent and got it tor him and found it
#t'ks Vas from a young lady, who eomSnt
ing.^piaiued that ho didn't meet her at
Visly Worcester, as he promised
^fv'es, . -
# ; ted ^ KeV Hampshire clergyman, spon.
) 'Mbt uJing Buffer for the Bake ot hut
\ 2'"; vimHIi on: fllt'r island, volunteered to I
* ?>unsoi ,
m ar' "Mccupind church 'luring
f ,~juvflis stay, The clnurcli was accordingly
'opened, and ho ministered to their re*
4 " A 1 11 i 1
j( j ligioua wants through the season. Unci
fv,,r f| h? did not learn how highly his ellorts
#w-ind!? appreciated until his departure,
y , o; When his magnanimous listeners sent
V?^> him a bill for the use of the chnreli.
CoMMKttClAl. PlII.URjU KOK 1 KV3.?
f The w hole numbor of commercial and
financial failures throughout the whole
country during the year 3 87:1, i* until*
oiitatively computed at against
4,069 tn 1872. Total Jiahilties lor
1HV3, #228,490,000, against #12;,050,ooo
in 1872* Tn New York the failUrea
ware 674, and the liabilities *92,6,15,000.
Pennsylvania is credited
With 576 failures, with liabilities
amounting to #81,415,000. These
*tniihticH arc compiled from the annual j
statement of t,he leading conicep i d
r geiicy of New York City, and are ;
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the ii
Government of the State of South Carolina.
| Governor?Franklin J. Mows, Jr. elected to
Borv? for two years from October, 1*72.
J.ioulenant (Jo\orner?ltirhardjll (Heave
Secretary of State?Jleiny K. llayuu.
Tresisurcr?Francis L. Cardo/x>.
I Comptroller General?Solomon L. lloge.
I Ajutant and Inspector ^General? Hems \V
Purvis.
Attorney General?Samuel W. Melton,
j Su}?crintendent ol Education?J. K, Jillson
Superintendent ol Penitentiary?C. J. !tt?i
I brand.
Si jxm i ntendenl of I n..??n
... ....uoi >v /\ttyiuIII?-UI..J
K. Knsor.
1'iivatc Secretary to Coven or, and Actio
Commissioner, of Agriculture?11. li. 1)
1 ly roii.
Lkoisi.ati he
Tlie Legislature meets annually, on th? ?lth
Tuseday iu November.
President -pro few of the Senate?lion S
A, Swnils
Clerk?,1. fWoodruff, "Charleston.
S|K?aker of the House' of Representative!*?
Samuel J. Lee, of Aiken
Clerk?A. (). Jones, Charleston
SrruKMK Corn;-, South CAitoi.rNA
Chi?*f Justice?1*'. J. Moses, Sumter.
Associate Justice?A. J. Willard, Columbia.
Associate Justice?.1. J. Wiight, Summer
ville.
Clerk?A.M. Boozer, Lexington.
Itepoit?S. (J. Richardson, Sumter.
('n.crrr Courts.
F'irst[('heuit?The counties yf Charleston
and Orangeburg.
Second Circuit?The counties of Aiken
j Barnwell, Collection and Beaufort.
Third Circuit?The counties of Smnte
Clarendon. Williamsburg and fl?org? town.
Fourth Circuit?The counties of Chesterfield,
Marlboro, Darlington Marion and Horry
Filth tv'ircuit?The counties of K erstm -?. I
Kichlaud. Edgefield and lanxington.
.Sixth. Circuit?The counties of Chester
Lancaster, York and Fairfield.
Seveuth Circuit?The counties of Xewbt-ry
aure ns,S|iarteuhurg and Union.
Eighth Circuit,?Tlv? counties of Greenvill
Anderson, (fence, 1 ieknens and Abberville.
Circuit Juixucs.
First?K. F. Graham, Charleston.
Second?John J. Mahcr, Blaekvlllo
Third?John T. Green. .Sumter.
Fourth?C. P. Townsend, Bcnnetsville.
Fillh?K. B. Maekey, Chester.
' Seventh?Montgomery Mokos, Newberry.
Eighth Circuit?Thompson U. Cook,
Solicitors.
First Circuit?C. W. But/., Charleston.
Second Circuit?P. L. Wiggin, Beaufort.
Third Circuit?Samuel T. Atkinson. Georgetown.
Fourth circuit?I). D. MeColl. Houiieltsville.
Fifth Circuit?J. II. Bunkel. Columbia.
Sixth Circuit ? \Y. H. Brawlc-y, Chester.
Sevcntli Circuit?\V. M. Floiniug, Spartanburg.
Eighth Circuit?Absolom lil) the, Greenville.
Directory 01' Horry County.
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Judge of Probate?Isaac Caption*
Shcrlll'?A hijah II. SkipperClerk'ol
Court?J.fW. Sessions.
Auditor?It, G. Sessions*
Treasurer?J. II. Deraham.
Coroner?1). W. Oliver.
School Commissioner?Daniel Lewis.
County Commissioners?Charles (Jraingcr.
Joseph \V. Holliday, Peter Vanght.?J. II
Norman, Clerk.
TK1AL JUSTICES,
1 hick's Township?Cornelius It Sarvis.
Conwayhor Township?Samuel S. Beuty.
Dog bluff Township?\Y. K. P. Cooper.
Socastee Township? -Tlioiinuas \V. McCor
inic.
Little Ulver Township?W. A. I'.eviant.
111eon SeaJTownship?Alva En/or.
Uulivant's Ferry Township?K. P. l'itman
Floyd's Township?Avery Floyd.
Simpson's Creek Tow nship?T. L. Hardee
LAWYERS IN CONWAYlJOllO.
Walsh & Lc&nesnc, Thomas F. Gillespie,
Mou/on l'rlee,
MKliCLl ANTS?CON WAYBOIU), S. C.
Burroughs & Collins, B. G. Collins & Co.,
I. T. Lewis, Mint/. & Moud, Allen, Baker &
Co., JolmgA. Mayo, John Sunders, Homer II
Burroughs, AI. 11. lieaty, Johnson Grant,
Joseph Todd, A. W. llardee <i Co.
Druggist?Evan Norton, AI. I).
Physicians?James 11. Norman, Evan Nor
on, John 11. Grant, James E. Grant.
llotols--Normun House, Mrs. June Nor
nian,h Proprietress. Traveler's Best?William
1'. Molson, Proprietor,
Post Master?It. T. Jollio.
AlJCItClIANT8?MTTJ.K I'lVKK, 8. C.
Thomas C. Dunn, Klisha C. Davis, Thomas
\V. Gore, J. W. Voreen, J. V croon.
MERCHANTS.
Hull Creek?Jesse 1\ Williams, Beaty &
Sarvis, Brufon & Anderson, S. .J. Ilenecy.
Bueksvillc, C.?\V. L, Huck A: Co., 11. L.
Huek.
Soeastee?C. Gill>ert
Green Sea?J. //Derhain, Grainger & i>pivey.
Hound Swamp?I"). M. Heaves.
Milkman's?Ilolt & Jlaynes A Souls, Boyd
& Prince.
Dogwood Neck?N. Adams, Oex <V Brnnton
A. 11. J. (.a Ibraith.
Gidivanl's J erry?Joseph \V. llolllday.
luyljoio?K. G Bunough* & Co*
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Sept. 30, 1873-29-6m.
TI1EY MUST BE SOU) '
i
I'ntending to chango our business locution, I
we ate now selling oil'our stock of goods i
ut unusually
LOW pjfzr/M \
for cash. A largo portion of our stock lias luil _
recently been received into store, and can bo
bought
BIST.OW COST. 1
We have on hand radios' Shawls, heavy,
good and cheap. Dress goods of every variety. '
White (ioods, 'J 'riiutnings, and a full line of "
Print*, Pleached Goods, Fancy Goods, Home- '*
spun* and Domestics.
Our stock of Shoes, Heady .Made clothing, i1'
and ejoths tor Gentlemen's Wear can't be ex ls<
celled in this town.
Our Une of Groceries are of the host tpiality. *
(it-c ib a c;i 1, .d we lire sure you u III not J \
away oi-;tjj.< ,tiled i ju ices or (jualitv. I A
AiiN iz a. mond. !
OCt. l'i, lb7vj*4t
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3WS: FEBRUARY
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wsy
inaanBBim.
Dr. .1. talker's California > illegal*
llittors aro a purely Vegetablo
preparation, made chiefly from tlie native
herbs found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of California,
tho medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "What is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success of ViNimAU Rrrtkks?"
Our answer is, that they remove
the cause ofdiscasc, and tin; patient recovers
his health. They arc the great
blood pu ilier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of tin* system. Nt vcr before in the
history of die world 1ms a medicino been
com nouiuled posse . ing tho retnarhablo
ilies of Vinkoau Hi itkrs in healing tbo
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inllanimaiion of i
the Liver and Visceral l)rr?nn? in Hili.uia 1
- ? ? "" *
Diseases
The proporf ios of Drt. Walkku's
V Hittkrs nro Aperient. Binahorctic,
Carminative. Nutritious. Laxalivo, Diuretic,
Sedative. Countar Irritant Sudorific, Altera*Ve.
and Anti-Bilious.
Grateful Thousand* proclaim VINEGAR
BlTTERS tllO IllOst WOlldciTttl IIIvig<>vnr.t
that ever siuUaiuod th** sinking
System.
No Horson can tahe those Bitters ,
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond '
repair.
HiIions. Bomilfont am] Intermittent
Foyers, which are so preva- I
lent in tho valleys of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan- 1
sns. Red, Colorado, Brazos, liio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke,
James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and i
Autumn, and remarkably so din ing sea- J
sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive derangements
of tho stomach and liver, *
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful
influence upon theso various organs,
is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to <
Dr. J. Walkrk's Vini4(ia 14 Hittkrs, ;
is they will speedily remove the darksolorcd
viscid matter with which the
bowels are loaded, at the same time N
stimulating the secretions of the liver, J
md generally restoring the healthy
functions of the digestive organs.
Fortify the body against disease
>y purifying all its fluids with Vinkoak <
UriTKUS. Xo epidemic can take hold
>f a system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Tfoad\ehe,
Pain in tho Shouldors, Coughs,
l ightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Kruclations of tho Stomach, Bad Taste
n the Month, Bilious Attacks, Palpitaation
of the Heart, Inflammation of tho
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid
leys, and a hundred other painful symptoms.
are tho nfVsMi-innra i\f
nifSii v/l '-'.I "I'l'llOlil'
)no bottle will prove a hotter guarantee
>(' its merits than a lengthy advertisenont.
I
Scrofula, or Kind's Evil, White
dwellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
ioiiro, Scrofulous InllmnmutionR, Indolent
Inflammations, Mercurial directions, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Soro Eyes, etc.
In these, u> in nil other constitutional Diseases,
Walkkk's Yinkoau Eittkhs have
ihown their grunt curative powers in the
most ohstinato and intractable cases. .
For I n Hit minatory and Chronic
SUieinnnl ism, Gout, Bilious, Rotnittont
and Intonnittonl Fevers, Diseases of
the Mood, Liver, Kidneys and Madder,
these Hitters have no omml. Such Diseases
kii'c caused l?y* Vitiated Mood.
Mechanical Diseases.? Pontons en- s
gaged in Faints and Minerals, stich as
Hluinhers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and /
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject
to paralysis of tho Rowels. To guard \
against this, tako a doso of Walkru's Vinkoau
Rittkits occasionally.
For SUin Diseases, Eruptions, Totter.
Salt-Rheum, Motehes, Spots, 1'iinplos,
I'ustules, Roils, Carbuncles, Ring worms,
Scald-head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas. Itch,
Scurfs. Discoloralions of the Ski:., Humors
and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out of tho system in a short time by the use
of thoso Hitters.
Fin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking in the system of so many thousands,
are elTeetually destroyed and removed. No
system of modicum, no vermifuges, no an- e
thelminitles will free the system from worms
like these Hitters.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo- i
manhood or tho ini-t" ?o' la'..
- ...v, v....i ? nil?, iiicmu 1 OIUC
Hitters display so decided an inlluenco that
improvement is soon perceptible,
CIoaimo the Vitiated (Hood whenever
y?n? fwid its impuritios bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Kruptions, or Soros; ;
ulcanso.it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
Clio blood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
It. II. M<nONALT) Al CO.,
Druggists niul (ien. Agts.. Snn Kninciaeo. California,
in (I cor of Washington and Charlton Sts.. X. V.
Sod I?y till Itl'ilgglids anil l>< tiler*.
Trespass Forbid.
W AI! N Ah- PKHSONS NOT TO ties_
pass on the lands known as the former
slMoiico ofT. I Hardee?said tract consist*
ig of about ."<10 acres, and purchased by nie
Sberill"? .Sale on Hales day last. The exente
penalty oi the law will be enforced
uiust every person trespassing on said preui.
38. ,)o:/N 15. BHUTON.
Doc, 2187-1?It
V J / \ i i.i v*" ivtEVf Oirl* < <i Boys wanT
* / jI 1 J > i fed te -oil our 1 renclt mid '
men an Jiwclry. Itoolo., C1 iaiiiac., iii Hour ,
t'li l<??* i till '.?. N <> cap i lol ltfrtlf?i < u. la loir tie,
ii n?i?, Vc. , ..-lit I'kki.. J', ti. \ 1CJ. f.UY CC ,
i.tftmlu, Maia.
3, 1874.
Professional & Business Cards
liaw Cant.
QEM.iSKS, HUDSON Jt KE1.LEY,
Attorneys & Connsoliors at Law,
Will practice in all the courts of Horry, (eithor
State or Federul.
DT7" One oft lie tinn will be in attendance
at every term of the court, ami such other
times as business may require.
Olliee, Mai Ion, S. (J.
W. W. iSKLLUltS. I ? rrcnf/^
- ?' tt. ilC L'OUA,
.JNO. A. KELIiEV.
Oct. 21,
JO.S. T. WALSH,
Attorney at Law and
SOLICITOR IN ligriTV,
Will practice in I lie comIn of Marion, Horry
ami Ocorgetown.
Offlco At CoNWAYHOKO, S. C.
Nov 13, 1870-lf.
rn i'. CHLLKSP1K,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Will jiive prompt attention to all business
entrusted to bis care.
CONWAYBORO, S. C.
June, 25, 1^71.
I' Ilox.liuu. F. A. lll(i(U.\S
A. G. HIGGSNS & SON,
COMMISSION" M KU01IANTS,
JS* .SOUTH KTKEHT,
A'JVW9 rouK*
JJheral . hhmnces t/utt/e o/? /ft'//s* of
iAii/uttf of (lotion, jYtiViil /Storesj tint/
(_/>'< t / tt.
Oct. 1-t, 1873. -tf
HpOLAK vV HAUT,
CommisBioa Merchants,
.62 FRONT STREET,
NEW YORK.
liberal advances made on ooufdirnmonts of
N aval {Stores, Cotton, ?ke.
Orders receive Prompt Attention.
'/nexeoptioiiiible references given North and
{South.
.J. ft. Tui-.ak J. II. H ai:t.
ofN.C. of S. (J
I. T. A J. G. Prost & Co.
IJfalci's isa E'loui* &
uid Manilla tiners of Kesuly liaising Flour (
iV 8 X'roiat tttrwt,
New York.
Particular attention paid ?o filling]
tilers tor the Southern Markets
May 20 IHT.i?I y.
V. H. K1N?MA.1, 3. 3. HOWKt.l.
I "" 1NSMAN & IfOWKf.L
Lv
Factors for Naval Stores,
A X I >
II X M ft A OMAlkSMON AH \l< HANTS !
No. l'JS lO.ul Hay, j
J or nor of Central Wha'f
C'iiari.KSTON, S.
IS- S- 11\K A.H Jll I I,
CoRBtmiMMion iV Shipping
AS v rrSa.'Mi*.
DK.M.KU IX (JKAIX, HAY,
I'RU VISIONS. II.01 It AM), Sl'fKIT
HAUKKhS,
10 < j i n < v yi;
Orders Prf.jni tly| f.Ued 1'rrc of Coniins.sion
is ?lv
-pllOS. L. HA11UKLSON,
Commission Merchant,
shipping and forwarding Agent,
HULL (JliEKK, S 13.
Special attention given to the buying and
elling of Ton Ti.mhkk, and other produce.
PTy"Comfortable House*, Lois and Stables,
'or trains, will be furnished to transient Tim>cr
nan, without Charye, to ho entrust their
nixincss to we.
TREATY & SAU VIS,
COMMISSION MEllCItANTS
AND DEALERS IN
GEN El! A I, Jl EKC11 AN 1)1
LCLL CHEEK, S, C.
July 15?Gm
J 1\ WILLIAMS,
I>K AT.KHR I*
(; EN EH A L M ERCH A N DI/. K,
MAM'l ACTI KOK .OF NAVAL STORES
COMMISSION MElICIIANT.
AND
FORWARDING AGENT.
1T7" Special attention given to the buying
mil selling ot Ton 'limber.
hull en kick, s. a.
mmmnm m rn wa wiwjorjn?!> ?
The Orphans' Friend,
A I'Al'Eli FOU 'HIE FAMILY CIRCLE,
r UJILisijici) J : VEK Y SA TUllDA Y
BY THE
CAROLINA OH I'll AN HOME.
One year, in advance, .f*J, 00
Si\ months, in advance, 1 00
To all Ministers, One Dollar per Annum.
Rates oj' Advcrstisin</ Reasonable.
A LL the profits of this paper arc used
A \. in supporting destitute orphans. We
want cvi/i n one who reuds this to subscribe.
Address
It OI.EVF.R,
Snp't Carolina Orphan Home,
SPARTANlU'RO, S. 0. |
jan*. 10tl>, 1 tj 71 *
mimm ?> umim ! n ? ? i ? . 1
A GREAT OFFER! Horace Waters,
181 BKO\DWAV. N. V.
Will dispose *>f NEW PIANOS, MKLODI'N
>NS n i?I OllO \NS, of six lhst-elft??3 makers,
iiu'liuilnir Waters', al very low prices lor
cadi, or tarl ensh, and balance iir small
monthly instalments. New 7-<>rta\e tirsielass
WAN <>S, modern improvements, Tor
j7"? ea?h. Now ready a I'ONi l-.K'lt) i'AllLOK
OKOAN, the most beautilnl stjlo mid
perfect. tone over made. Illustrated Patau
gucs mailed. .Sheet Music and Music Mer
chanduo. Nov. litl, H-m.
RICH FARMING LANDS!
l Oll SALIC VKitV ( HEAP 1
| The Oest Investment!
No Fluctuations^ Always Improving'in ValueThe
W ealth of the Country is nuulo by t he
At! vnnce in Heal Est ate
NOW IS THE TIME!
Millions of acres of the finest lands on the
Continent, in Eastkjin Nkiiuamka, now tor
sale?many of t In-in neve? tx'foie in tic* market?lit
prices tl;at 1>EEV COMPETITIONI've
ami Ten Years <!re?lit Oiven, "With Interest
ai Vix per Cell I.
The Earn! CI rant Bonds of the ( oiupany
taken at par tor lands. They can now be purchased
at a large discount.
QL/*' Eull pai ticuIa-Ri given, new Cuide \ itlp
new Maps mailed tree, by addressing O. E,
DAVIS,
I.ainl Coninmissiouer IJ. E. 11. 11.
Omap/.c, Ni'.it
$20 SAVED!
To ntcil //ye nr;yrnf demand of the linn* the
FEOllENw E SEW IN O MACHINE CO.
hare ?lctirivii\<*d to
isr:9M'B:i? R?IS: a4 B
' and u:Ht hereafter sell their $7<? Machine for
$50 and oilier styles in propnl ion.
THE FLORENCE
is the f) ,\ fi J Sctct )lff Mitch i ne that 1'rctls flue
work Ikc ktein d and fnrtcard or /? riyht omS
left, its the j torch user tnay prefer. II has
been if ret it It/ IM1'Ji() ]'K I) A.\ I) IS S / MI
'/.I PI hi), ami is fur better than any other
mac him in tin market,
sr afs aow iiei: <iii:a e>i:*>ir
.f'hr>VHCCr Mass., 1/7:1. Ayerds Wanted
nrpHl'IT TKEES, SM ALL FliUITS,
Ornamental Trees ami 1'hints,
Choice Garden and 1'ield Seods, &e.,
A pplwiulitl a too It of t ho choirs* t varieties.
Send for ilesrvipfire I ithilotfue* ami l'r'oeijt
List.
All Trots mv veil jvu It ft! j?o as to ?.arry srifvly fir
any ol United States
SM ALT. V1 {r ITS & s M A L1.1' I. A NTH
of all kinds-, pent by mail, poMnire paid, to any
I'ttal tMlloe >n the t'lli'foci ,S' ?* !?
lircUvM ?B. *V <'<?.
?Vttrseri/ fuel Scedim n,
YORK, IV.V
IjLB LOMQUH OOGK GIN.
r.sjiot'i-illy ?1 sii? 1?I for lhn nseol llx* Medico?
profession am! tlm Parol/'/, possessing 11h?**?
intrinsic medioinul propeilies wl?V* Vi belong
to itTt Oh! and Pure din.
ImHsponsalile to te. males, Oood for l\ ninety
(.'fimjilainls. A delicious Tonic". I'nt 11j> it*
t uses coni dining one dozen bottles each, aiitH
f;<>111 by all druggists grocers, ?Ve, A, M. Itinmger
A established 177^. No. 15 ]lrn\etr
>',f !i?of \ nw \"/ ?? )/
J\ o*o nts AVfuitecl.
SKNII KOH CATAl-OUUK.
DOMESTIC SEvVlXO MACHINE CO. X. Y
Standard! Preparations,
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.--the greatest!
disinfectant, and pnriiier known to the living
age.
Dr. Ilawleys Magnolia Hitters.
Dr. llawloys Fain Cure.
Dr. I'ropliils Pain Kill It,
Dr. Prophits Liver Medicine.
Dromigolds English Female Hiuers.
Dromignlds Pisysentary Cordial.
Br ad fields Female Kogulator.
KOOSKO.
Tlie Best alterative and blood purefyer
known to medical Science.
SAPOL1A.
This is an article that, no nice lvru.se keeper ?
V.l l..v i ?
mi w iLiiout, louow avrecUonx, ami we ^
guarcntee Katisfacton.
These rrcparations are for sale hjr
M H. BEATW
A Word to Our Friends.
INTENDING to cloac up our business ?
* in iho General Merchandize hnnincss
at our present location in this toMrn,
we reapectiully appeal to all who are
indebted to us to call and settle up.
JOHNSON & Git ANT.
Oct. 20th, lb7??4t
Tlic ,\nv Elastic Truss.
An Impoi tnnt Invention. Jtretain* the nipt
nr<? ill nil tlnn *, and under I h? hanlMl exerclseor
under e^^rest ??riiin. It t* warn with com
lurv, nnii tt Hi'i'i on iiikih iiiiii u.iyt envois a |rnianant
our* in a few vvreUs. Sdld cheap and
soni by Mull wl.en requested, circular* free, when
ordered hy letter sent to the Elastic Trass <-'o ,
Xo. KS* IJrotul way, X. Y, City, Nobody use* INIhtal
Spring Trusses; loo painful, they slip oft'loo
frequently.
April 21st lfi7.t-ly.
STM&M MJWTMMS
BOILmitf.
mw M#.camFm
Stationary and Portable Steam Engine* a" I
Hoi tare, dray's \ mi-l-'not Ion Cotton Press, I i
. ular, (i inr and Malay Saws Mills; Portable u
Stationary Flouring Mills, Sugar Pane Mi-Is :u-l
Sugar Pans, Narrow* (iatigo Iajcouhi lives -
Itummv Engine* forstreei road* and mining pf'
poses, new and teconri?haiid Iron and V.' I
Working Machinery of every description. M".t
for lr?,ni-ir
W Ar>lll NO'l'fiN IRON WORKS,
Cu V oscy Street, New York