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* ' . Li .'. ' T?V r PA Book for Every Woman in Amoiioa. WOMAN, Ber Thirty Tears' Pilgrimage. By W. W. BLiria, X.D., Hew York. The design and ecope ?f thle valuable work may be teadily understood from Um UUe. The object aimed at la to produce a volume which may contain information advantageous and net unacceptable te Woman; to Instruct hor nt rnireisl hor /\?weMleettA?? *** *** "" a?.? ,l" "4 ? " ?v. u,s?UM..vi> sum |UUM una vuai regulate lta functions, and of the great purposes of her existence Mid the causes that defeat them; to tuipa-t a knowledge thai Is intimately connected with the health and well-being of those who are mothers, not only of Individuals but of nations, and who by tlastr strength and vigor of constitution, by th?ir physical and moral perfection, transmit highly-de v elopod physical, tftmtal, and moral qualities to their oObprtog; or. If weakened and enervated by ?cesses or disease, Uielr soul-and-body destroying legacy to nn unoffending progeny; ?and to throw a ray of light over the diseases peculiar to her sex, their sources, symptoms, insults, ami the true Indications of treatment. Woman needs an Instructor. This book seeks to advise tbo;n; eeekn to show what experts rvoe has taught. It tfkes woman the bcueht of that experience. Hit. lluas, the author of this work, ?a graduate of the University of l'emwylvanla, rhlladelphla. Class of 1444 ? has (or many years made (hmale complaints and chronle, disease* In general a specialty, and Is In every way qualified for writing a book ef the kind for Uto fourssf reader. 1 he task though IS a difficult ami delicate one, (or to he of service, to bonedl, to warn of danger, trttfA mutt be tpokrn, but with a delicacy of diction, a discreet choice of words, and a veiled manner of expression that will wend Its way tp the mvJorstainling without wound* lng sensibility, or causing a blush to mantle the cheek of the most fastidious, lire reader is reminded, however, how almost tin possible It is to tread the path that the author set out upon, and uot seem to violate those conventional f >rnn of language to which Amorlcan readers are mostlv accustomed, au-J, whether male or female, Is admonished, iliatIf the book. botakon up with the expectation of finding nothing but a rehash of those lan&ble matters llu hue lieeu thousands of times before written upon, they will a c they proco^l find their tnlatakou The reader must then be prepared to hear many singularities; and If moy slimiM appvur rather the offspring of a perverted hnugiiiitlon, tli.ui Just and scientific conclusions, he or she U at UlM.'fy to rato thorn accordingly. Every one hu his wn mimrtiu of thinking, and ? the author hat A(i. It Is ti'Ujvie, however, that It the book be read in ooursb and m the ri.oPEK si-iicit, by those at any mte who, like the autlivt, l?ave deliberated upon human happiness and the causes that oppose It; by those who have strtveato ascert tin the true sources of woman's multiplicity o< Infirmities, ?ii j who have ever been diligent in seoklug to ainollsrato hi>r sufferings, many valuable lessons, to say the least, may oeoiawn from its counsel upon subjects Intimately coonartM with the hpoim ? * ?* UN WtU-DClIlg OT tbl tomtit portion of our race. 1 ho book in not Intended for youth, but those of mature* vean; uiore especially the married, parenta, and thorn bar* log the direction of youthful inexpeilence. Space will not permit nor U It nMeiiarr to prevent ft Ion* list of TESTIMONIALSi m fen will indicate the universal favor with wn.ch the work U received. Mxmsfield, May 11,1810. I have nerusod Dr. Bliss's work, "Woman and her 'lidrty .Yeara' PUfirlmago/' with drop Interest. I bollov o it a book of great value to tbose for whom it was ce cried, surd hope it will meet with that extensive circaL-Uloii which Its merits so well deserve. M. S. CABFKXttt, M.D., Fellow Mass. Med. Soe. Boston, May U, 1910. 1 haro examined the book eaUtled " Woman, and her Thirty Yours* Pilgrimage," written by W. W. lilUs, M.D., of New York, ami in iuy judgment, itis a vev valaable work, and calculated te be wful,' eipecbdlr among women, where ill health is quite too prevalent at present. It '? philosophically, scientifically, anatomically, ptaystologi. ally and pathologically correct In Its descriptions of vhe organs of the body, causes of female diseases and theli cure; or, what Is much better, their prevention; smiths quotations (somewhat numerous) are from standard witters, sminont lu the medical profession. tru. M. CORNRI.L. M.D.. LLJX The volume entitled "Woman, and her Thirty Years' l'llgriina*?," t>y WTW. bliss. M.D.. aud designed especially toi married women, Is said by medical men to bo of great value for the Information It Imparts. ? boston Journal. "Woman, and her Thirty Years' Pilgrim* UKe," is the ullu of a book just throw n upou (be market with the motto, " Hons tot/ nut mat y pens*." It is a far abler and belter attempt than Us predecessors to u?at popularly and vet decently uud wilb honest purpose of ?ne of the most delicate pf subjects. ... rbe brers: y and purely scientnic qualities of rbe book Indicate a uau-ful aud intelligent pby siuah to be the author. ? Actsui 1 daily Advertiser. " Woman, and her Thirty Years' Pilgrimage," brW.W. riUss, >t.l>., New York. l hm book tsutuost ?h!u_blc one upon a subject of tvhrcb only' too btlle is under' r.ood outside the medical |>rotesslMt, and Would sure a vast amount of the suuering which Is uuw caused by iguoiaucs of the most vital law s of health, if U Woie Ui the lianas ol every woman, l be v win we Is the work of a pby sit Ian e v ery way quabiled for the task, having made for 'oauy years female complaints bis a|*ctulty. It tbiovvs light upon tb? diseases peculiar to the sex, and suggests the pioper remedies, and Is in every way tavaluable for msliucliou and consultation. ? button I'oU? " Woman, and Iter Thirty Years' Pilgrim* age," ibis work, by a New York physician inexpertonce and note, runts a delicate anil important subject with perhaps as much delicacy as the nature of the cost will admit, and it certainly brings out truths that eveiy woman, and especially every mother should know, Intlmatel] connected as they ure with her own health ana tb.it of hei ollsiuing. There can tie mo doubt that a pi eat shine ol the disease and suffering entailed upon both, arises fiori causes that might )?e avoided, If women fully umlersUHK their own constitution and the ktws of health, which can not lie violated with Impunity. ? JSpring/itld Laxly Union " Woman, and her Thirty Years' Pilgrim Hge," by W. \V. miss, M.D.. is a medical t reatlse upon lh> peculiar nature, diseases. needs, and culture of woman which has the commendation of respectable Physician tc Its therapeutic value, and which seems to be In a mora point of view, unexceptionable and so calculated to be use ful. ? button Cm.yreyaliottaUsl. Tbe book contains 41.1 pages, Iftno, Illustrated by a On ...... ~ .VI-.. . I -I? vu?iaiui|, ?*uu io OUUfiUUUUL^ UOUUU 111 UiUAlUi. l BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS. Cf, INIUUDDCTOUl. CndenlaUle Increase of femalu Invalids. What Is th Glandular use? 1. Undue cultivation of the mental poweig.th mors, Node.nuuiunts, and the rassioii*. 2. '1 In-u unciucm*, luxu Hore Kyes, a, ami cliuracter of social intercom**:. 2. Iho wan tba Worst fpuie all, proper food, and healthful out-door rxvnlM Hores, Hcalc '1 lie dissipations of society, tlie follies of tusliioi), uu Acna. Black Injurious modes of dress. 6. Exciting the iumgiuu cers In the \ by the perusal of prurient books, passion-Burimg pic charges, Mgi s, statues, Ac. The want vf pi vptr rltyncul, me/, la the life prino? moral training, resulting in u gieut degree fum eric wonder of JiQ ignorance. 'Hie object rfthUbooU to givoinfoiuiutio prore to annon diseases peculiar to women, ? their sources, ayuif 't? lAns, results, aud Indications ol treatment. The task 'he patlujcnio and ditllcult one. No impropriety In iuipdrtin and deconiptowledge to those who are to be the mothers of luuioni ,n ?rr?s WiW. to suppress Inquiry in regard to natural iawi ?i siboaQd miswy follow close upon Ignorance ami royi i-l--.-1 *"5 The work submitted to Ihe candid consideration o work f''piirTrtc***' " ^ pure, all thing* arc pure " * eOBBBT*. end wsIijIi'mnor ffreat crisis hi woman's existence. The mind ex Not only doet>1110heart awakens, and the hody becomes devclopee all known romo *h amusements lose then attraction Fler mission 1 fu'ous, Const!tutwi" 11 he fulhlled ? I he quest i< n un Impoitant on* only positive cufl1,ne<1 hy her physical vigor. 1 ho m<<st insportau diseases those ol the mensu ual oigaiu. Kidney IIt menstruation. Urinary and Wc H toppage of Wa?*t is It T The oTRrtan organs and their offices. Du esse. Albumin n of ovarian influence In alftertnt climates Affects brick dustdepc-eiii|'Oianient. Influence of city lite and stluiulattn with nubetanc*- 'iliecountry preferable to the city. Htatlsiics i f em whlta silk, o nt physicians. Hereditary Influence Customs in India V anrt< equency of the menstrual period. Affected by prr( n ? w jti uuiv/ ?n\i lavmviv II. I lie ^umiuu v?TIPB. I riK* Il.llTl! J pain in tns ft the discharge. It* cause. Ilelitf of the Ancients. i H \ ory of Jacob and Laban. Hebrew laws. 8pecnL'H1o I a TttttlA'4*' theories of the early physiologists. Ovulation. Chant / ah<i beautiful language ofl'rofctsor Aletgs. 1 be organs o: j I CUT* -tneuatruaUoii. % V- 111 WFLAMSLtTION OF HENBTRUAL ORGANS. X. Acute and sub-scnte forms. Chronic inflammation. 11 eauses. Opinions of various practitioner*. Exposure i mechanical iniury. '1 he Graat.an vrxicie Ignorance 1 regaid to ovaiian Inflammation Multiplicity of opinion In regard to woman's chief h fltmlty. Keattion of tb Fallopian tubes to the womb. Woman's suNorlnns for thn ty years. The "change of life." Goluen period of ei istence. Disease of the ovaries more common than genci ally admitted. Their importac s in the sexual aysicn Relation to pregnancy. Indue.hh. r t the somplexion, tit voice, and lite figure. Control the d?\tlopment of lb brain, and affect the Judgment. Menstruation depender upon the existence or the ovariea. Melancholy picture o a female in which these organs have no exisunce. lh? disease seriously impairs the whole system. Causes tb development o, the reproductive organs. Upon tbeir u xcr,v*l or loss, the female at/proximate* itie .jiposite xet . Remarkable caws recorded by medical men. Tkt pnmar cryunt of the Mxumi tysUm. IV. BTMFTOM8 OF MKN8TIUJAL DI8Locat, flTWTTOUs. ? Various degrees of pain. Morhsriii i v 1 tuencc or diesaestl ovaries over the wmnb sn.l \agtn A1 v? rrolspetw uterii ite cause and treatment. Irritability the bladder. 1'sinful evaruaMens. Repegasnre (o aexu wsT-xim. Aensitlvaneas of Um generative organs. IH aurtSMsew Mm* have their rtee smA orisis ? the erarts . ' fV| >f' Ji * THE 1 Government of tho State of Senth Caro linaGovernor?Franklin J. Mo*e?, Jr. elected to serve for l wo yomt> tiro in October, 187'J. Lieutenant Hove ttier? Unbar d II (jleavo Secretary of Slate? 11 e hi > K. Hay ne. 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MLNTZ & MOND. Oct. 14, 1673-41 1874. "r IS' JUhlVTmi:lliliira 1 Dr. .1. Walker's California Vinegar Hitlers nro a purely Vegctablo preparation, made cliiotty from tho uativo herbs found on tho lower ranges of the Sierra Novada mountains of California, tho medicinal properties of which i aro extracted therefrom without tho ueo of Alcohol. Tho question is almost i daily asked. "What is the causo of tho unparalleled success of Vinegar Bitters fM Our answer is, that they remove tho causo of disease, and the patient recovers his health. They are the great 4 blood purifier and a lifo-giving principle, a perfect Kcnovator and Invigorator of tho system. Never before in tho history of* tho world has a medicine been J compounded possessing the remarkable qualities of VtXKOAR 1JITTKR8 in healing th.0 sick of every disease man is beir to. 'they are a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs in Bilious Diseases The properties of Dr. Walker's vi.kkoak uittkrs are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedativo. Counter-Irritant Sudorific, Alters %*e, and A nti-Bilious. r. tv. Mcdonald a co., Drug^ista anil Gen. Agta.. San PrancUoo, California, and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sta., N. Y. ! Sold by all DrafgiiU and Dealers. Trespass Forbid. r WARN AT." PERSONS NOT TO trosL pass on the lands known as the former sapience ofT. L. Hardee?said tract, consistig of about. 500 acres, and purchased by me t Sheriff^ Sale on Sales day last. The ex*e me penalty of the law will be enforced gainst every person trespassing on said premies. JOHN B. BRUTON. Dec. 21873-41 Dr. Livingston, the Celebrated African Exploer, is dead; Wilt that in no reason why both iVhite and Bliolc should not plant heir gardens and fields with the best if Seed-*. I have just received a superior lot of he following seeds from, the be$t Ilouse* in the U. N., Early York Cabbage Large *'44 u Extra Collar d Imperial Sugar Beet Early Flat Dutch Turnip Early Snow Ball " Strap Leaf Red-top u SEED POTATOE8. Early Rose, 44 Goodrich, " Pink Eye; he above varieties are the he?t now danted. SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT. Fine Silver-Klein Onions, Apples, Granges, Lemon?, <kc.. not forfeiting, ilacon, Pork, Corn, Flo?r, Molasses kc. A NEW SUE PLY OF DRY GOODS, OF EVKKY VAltlKTY AND QUALITY. Fub*3d-lf. M. B. BEATY. \ GREAT OFFER ! Horaco W aters 481 BROADWAY, N. Y. Will dispose of NEW PIANOS, ME COIKONS and ORGANS, of six first-class maters, including Waters', at. very low prices for lash, or part cash, and balance in small nontbly instalments. New 7-octave firsthiss PIANOS, modern improvements, foi >275 cash. Now ready a CON OKU TO PARjOR ORGAN, the most beautiful style and K'lfect tone ever made, lllnstrated Catao pies mailed. Sheet Music and *Muste Mer bandiso Nov. 2tt, 3-m. HORRIBLE! enfTered with Catarrh thiny ye.-irs, and was iirfd by a atmple rtrnpcly. WiU send receipt K)8la(XH free, to alt afflict ml Key. T. .T. MKAU. >ravs er 17t, S_\ raciise, N Y. VICE'S FLOIIAL GUIDE For 1874. 200 TABES; 000 ENGRAVINGS, and UOLOllEl) PI,ATE. Published Quarterly, it '15 Cents a Year. Flrht N(?. for 1874 just tailed. A German edition at same price. Address, JAMES VICE, Rochester, N. Y. Dec. 2d,?tt. I W atches! W alclies! W atches! I respectfully announce to the Public, gene rally, that. 1 have commenced business in Conwayboro in the line of repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry &c.; all work waranted, at low prices. Public patronage respectfully solicited. Sign of the big watch. GEORGE T. INMAN, Jan. 20th, 1874?4t. I Professional & Business Carus Law Card. ^KLI.iillS, HUDSON t-v KKl.LliV, Attorneys & Counsellors at Law, Will practice in all the courts of lloiry, ( I hor SMic or Kwltrul. IT7" One off he 11. m will Ix-. hi attendance it every term of the emm, ami such other jgies as business may require. Ollicc. Marion, S. 0. kV. W. 8ELLKKS, J. H. HUDSON, JNO. A. KEIJ.EV, Oct. 21, 181H. J OS. T. WALSH, Attorney at Law and SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, tVill practice in the courts of M.iriou, llorry and < Jcorgelow n. OtUce At CoN W AYJIOUO, S. O. *ov 13, 1*70 tf. J? * GILLESPIR, Attorney and Counaoller at Law. Will give prompt attention to all busiucsn intrusted to his care. CONWAYBORO, ?. C. June, 26, 1871. P. O* Box, 1196, F. A. A. G. HIGGINS & SON, Commission Merchants, 38 SOUTH 8TRi:i:T, JMewi'QMis, Liberal Advances made on Hill* of Lading of Cotton, Naval Stores, and Grain. Oct. 14, 1873.-tt - ' I - j - t fj^OLAR A HART, Commission Merchants 102 FRONT 8TMSKT, NEW YORK. Liberal advances made on consignments vt N aval Stores, Cotton, Ac, Orders receive Prompt Attention, Unexceptionable references given North ami South. J. R. Toi.au J. II. HART. of N. C. of S. 4? 1. T. & J. G. Frost & Co Dealers in Flour Al Ifleal., and Mauuiactuiers ol Heady liaising lHom A 934 Front Street IS' e w York. Varticular attention paid to tilliup orders lor the Southern Market# May 20 1873?ly. w. a. KiRSMAM. a. a. no?m i l.V1NbMAN ^ HOWELL, Factors for Naval 8torw, AND GENERAL "COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 128 East lio) Corner of Central 117ui-f OilAltl.KSTOl*, S. I S- S-PHASER, ) Commission A Shipping Merchant, DEALER IN CHAIN, HAY, F HO VISIONS. FLO UK AND, SPIRIT HAURELS. Ci: tl.illt V 5, nv Orders Promptly, filled Free of Comnission Feb 18?ly fjMlOS. L. HARRELSON, Commission Merchant, Shipping and Forwarding Agent, UI7JL.L. (JR KICK, S. O. Special attention given to the buying and selling of Ton Timber, and other produce. OCT" Comfortable House*, Lots and Stables, for teams, toill be furnished to transient 'limber men, without Charge, who entrust (fieir business to me. J P. WILLIAMS, PttALKUIt IN GENERAL MERCHANDIZE, MANUFACTUROR OF NAVAL STORES COMMISSION MERCHANT. and FORWARDING AGENT. OCT" Special attention given to the btiyhv and selling of Ton limber. \j U VIA., C H LICK, .<?. C. - ' The Orphans' Friend, A PAPER FOR THE FAMILY G1ROL P UllL IS 11 ED E V EH Y SA 71 VR DA* BV THE CAROLINA ORPHAN HOME One year, in adyance, $V., fl'i Six months, in advance, I C't To all Ministers, One Dollar per Annum Hates of Adverstising I\<uxGQnubk, AIjIj me profits of this j>aj>oi- wft u&M in supporting destitute oit/ uoa. V7 want every one who reads this to *ub8crt<< Address R . OIJVKR. Su|?*t Carolina Orphan Aomo, SPARTANliUKC, S. P. AS'. lOtli, 1874. Tlie IVcw ?lla.sff<c 'SVuas. An Impel tanf Invention. J t retains the rtipt nre at tilt thru*, and under the harrtiat exerciseor under nevere>t strain. it i<t #01 i vtuh <?m fort, and If kept on night and day, rlteotn a p. rniannnt cure in a few weeks. Sqia cheap .ml sent by Mall vtheti requested, circulars free, \vi . it ordered by lette* Sent t?< the Kindttc lrins i i , No. 6N* Broad way, N. Y, City, fsobody un.s >.elal Spring TriiSK'g; too painful, tL' y tlipi u .00 fnqueutly. Apnl2l?t I87J?ijr. _ I