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I A Book for Every Woman in America. W Q m A N, Her TJ.riy Tear.;' Pilgrimage By W. W. HL1J3, 11.0., Hev? Yj.Ic. T?K> ? ) I .it till. \ .'I'l'i! If ? 'k t!' 'V t rcatlily umlvratv linn 1 .i! . it. to prtnluve a * ..on ?l 'i uin> i: vailtAgi'. ilx :iu4 Uot iiui.' ,. ?it. t- Wu'ian; hci a* iv-Mivi< i' 01 a auouit >ii i> ti -> i t .tii i late It* i\iit tloun, a iJ < i 'hog i?a - ant tlit caimi* tost 4eie.it th.ia; t > i.n, . . -.i w that ia in I'.n itcly < >ti i.? ' 1 v! i t'i h i of tlioao wit aro tnotlivis, u otii.v ?>t nullvuiuuls hut < naUous, ami who b.i I i stt i ami \ r m I < "iif. iivin, by it* -n ph>?. al :i.it ?.i >t 'I l i -i n. Ir itibitjlily-Onvi'l M"-l |>hy*l.\1 ill n 4, an 1 nm 1 <|n il: i to thoir litis,'! ; ., it w. ikimo i h i I Cnerval t .. v cesses or I'.isej.ia. ilu . a it-an '-h 1 4 ? to an unoflton ' i '*J ''' ' ' A ' ' ' ; '* over tlio ?H- - i- nil t b ? .. th " > ?u'vo-?, sy?u;? torn*, ICSUltS, atld Hi'' I'll - lo ll' all >n? of l ill!"' Woman needs -iu titttlUi tor. i hi* book ?? in to n them* (seek* to show ivii.v . ip.-ia-n 1. isia.? lit. l woman the honellt of that ''V|vi mi . 1>k. IU.ish, tho uuthoi of ihis w-.tk. n gialuate o the V'ntve.Rlty of l'min-a Ivani.. i'hil i ?'r i. <"Iu * i>t Hi ? has lor many yeat > m ide fcmul coin I ruts m l i lnvulv.. diseases In general a sped ill , .ml Is in every way -quahtled foi writing a hook of th<> U.ul i a th? txiidtr. '1 he task though is a ihdi.ai ' ant 0 lt< ite one, foi to ho of Hlrlco, t" benefit, to warn f dan , truth I must be f/'oAtir, but Willi a delicacy o! llc'.l m, :i di-ereet 1 choice of words, an I a veilud in inn i of expression that will wrtiil its way to the undcisianlin; wltoout w..lulling sensibility, or causing a blush tomuillo llm ( liock ol the most I'astl lions. The re i let Is rendu 1, h wevcr, how almost Impossible It is to treat the path tint the author set out upon,and not seem tou dit those conventional form.t of language to which \m ! m vendors arc mostly accustomed, an I, whothoi mil* or female, is admonished, that if the book (intake, i up with the i \ pedal ion of finding nothing lint a rehash f tli >?e tantjihle matters i thai have lK-.en thoii'inds of tines Ira.no wiiitcii upon, ' they will as Ihev proceed il i I tii ii inisla . The. wider i must thou be prepi od to licai many singularities; and if i tl.ey should up,> u i.uaei Ilia offspring of a pei verted Imagination, than jus! and velcntlilc conclusions, lie or slio l.s ul liberty to rate lie n accordingly. Kvery one has his own manner of thinltitii, ami t.'y author hitt hi*. It is IteliovcHl, however, that ii the hook he read in cocusk and in tlic I'uoi'ku ariiirr, by tliosi at any rate who, like lite author, have deliberated upon human happiness and the causes that oppose it; hy ihosc who have striven to ascertain the into sou reus of woman's multiplicity <>t tnilrinllios, ; und who hav e ever liecn dlli;: ait 'a > ';in.r to anieli irate ' . lid" sufferings, many vnl table lessons, to say the least, may be drawn from its counsel ttjion subjects intimately con- i lu'ctcd with the health, happiness, ari l well-being of ilio female portion of our race. 'I'lie book is not Intended for youth, hilt those of malttrcr yeais; rrio especially tit married, parents, and those having the dlloctlou of y ai.htiil ln?.pe? lcliec. will not ixinutt nor Is 't nncesHary to present ti lo.i ; it.; of T viSTtAHiM ALS; n few will indicate the universal favor with wli.oil the work is received. .MA.viFua.n, May 12, isftt. | j I have perused Dr. nhss's w " Woman, linrl lu;i*\l liirly Yearn' Pll^rimitKo." wliii . > i , i. i I believe It a Ii in!; >.f 1 . ? 11 I i i I 1 I I w 11 .) 11 11 \\ n ... signed, ami hopa it will inc.'i wit 11 ihat. extensive , s., Julian which llsmcitls 8a well deserve. M. N. CAlll'KKTEK, M.I)., Fellow Muss. Me,I. Hoc. Boston, m:i> i:t, 1870. 1 Inve examined the hook entitl-! Woman. and ' tier 1 liiriy \ eitrn' " wie t. < \v. \y B!i 8. M.h., at New York, ami i.i m, imiinneiil Itlniivpr' > valuable walk, ami calculated lo i,;' especially ninon* women, where ill health '* quite tea m,., i, ,,, ... present. It 4s philosophical! v, sclent Ideally. niintotnicallv phi si- ' plonk ullv tiu<l pathologically cortc. In its ,<p iVm- , r tllO organs of the body, causes ol" female diseases au.l iheir euro; or, vv hut Is much better, then nrnnifion ; and thu ' quotations i somew hat numerous i utnirom standard writ- i rs, eminent in the liieiheul prnte-.-n.ti W\l. M. COUXEI.L. M.D.. LI,.I). Tlie volume entitled ""Woman, nml lier Thirty Years' I'llKriinnKU." l?.v \Y. if- M Iami toKtictil especially fat muirieil women, is sui.i hy lueln.d men to he ?i ureal value for the humiliation it nopaits. Jivfton Journal. "Woman, and lier Thirty Yenis' I'iljfihnnjfe," Is llie title ,if a hook Jilst t . wti UJ?- litli' in nut tilth llitt ttiollo, " JJoni suit </<u nml j/ jiersr." li is -i i n nhtur and Ivottor attempt than Its pieii.-eess- i - to tic.it popukiily ami yet decently and with honest pui pos of Kite of tlie most ilellcnle of HUhjects . .. . the litci.eyuti-l purely selctitillo qualities ut the !?.>- '? ltul: ate. a < u.a il anil intelligent physician to be the author. - .Wmih Aden user. " Woman, utid lior Thlrt y Yours* 1'ilj.vi imn^e," hv \\ ,\V. liitSM, M.D., New i oik. I In.- las I. is i most \ ui.i? nl>le one upon a subject of which only too h.ile i un>!.ihlooJ ouisule the liieiheul pr. tosnon, an I Won. i s ue a vast amount of the si'lleiing w hich Is now . ait- I i.y i, loiau . of the most \itai laws ollsuil. It, it it w> . . in luc hum. t I . every woman, The volume Is tlio win k of a | \;.c.'lun every vat quahtted I'm the tusk, hiving i.i.a.e i . ,n. .ictus mule complaints his specialty, li aii" i. ;m u -n the ilu-.'.ises pee ul tar lo the rox, nml wn go .is ? pmpci icine? hies, nml is m every vva\ invaluable loi msii i.viioii ami f consultation. ? lioslon J'o.-d. " Woman, nnd her Thirty Years' IMIpr'-iniI Ills llulli, hy a New Y < I K pn v Ml I ill .1 c\ lcm:e nml note, treats a delicate an I impoi no f :.ie. t Wi.li ueinups as much delicti'y as the n.o we < ! li.e cas < will admit, and it certainly brings < ni lint nli .i evciv v-..- . mail,limitspeciallyeveiy mother sh till km v. . inim u.lv 1 tumim-ien ii8 i lityttre w 11 It hoi own 1. iltli . 1. t tli, .1 h< 1 r ii)s,i:ne. Thw* * : ?? l < no doubt that a pre t sli ,-i U the disease Hon HUllOlillK 1 nt.Ulll-il tl|?,l| I- t ! : . S 1,1 causes tli it might bo avoided, if iv-men t 1H mi, 1 t In. 1. . c< iimi iuikli 11 mm i 1 ik- tin, m| 1. ... j.. hi m 1 : 11 not be violated with impunity. Sj? %>j /;/? , >n. " \\011mn, and lirr Tliivty Vfni^' I'Miyrhnnp/o," by w. \Y. It Ii88, Si. I)., Is ft 1 in1' 1 11, at! ii|ntu V I-uliar untitle, dlseas-'s, need*. an, 1 tul? or ? 1 u - u., which lifts tin- commendation iosjm - n ti lis tlii iupt-uitc \aloe, ami which sc- i i-t- l ! in a u., 1 it p. itit of vied1, unexceptionable an,I so cah iilnlcl t > b-- use lUl.- ltyflvU t'l'/(//< p.1< 1, /.ill..Si. The book contains 415 pnpox, l?mo, llhi*tv thv a tine fct?C. lll0lUVlM., mid Is bUOSl.UlUallj b ,iinl ill Musi.11. /T3R1EF SYNOPSIS OP CONTENTS. IMKODlCTtJliV. deniable Increase of female invalids. What is tb> J? 1. i'lnUie cnltlvntloii 11I tin- im-niiil pow ci.-, tint B iuciite, himI the 011 il ^ Miid diameter til Roctiil Inlet com sc. a. In want f v ail', I'la pet food, ami liealtbfi 1 , , v.aeicase tie dissipation* <1 society, tin lniln sMt 1 lit 11, mid )urlot..s tin vies if dit ss. 6. l.Nelitni' tie.- tin jinat be pet it; <il of in in ti nl hooks, pusst-ai-M ii iiiik ptcstatues, Ac. Tht leant 0/ propei i>hy mat, aural traihxuff, letMUtnig In a great il-gicc t. me ' tt'iioranee. '1 he object of this book in ki <' nil' ! ma. toil diseases peculiar to women,- tholr soiu'i us, si u.j>t Mills, ami liitili-atloiis of lieattiunt. tin- iask a <is utitl tlllllcull one. No impropti-ty in mi] ailing edge to those who lilt* U> be the mothers I I lit t It III S. Is - to .suppress iiirjttir> 111 it-gard to natm I laws. * unit lmset> Inllow elose u]?<-n igiu-ratice aim mys'J lie work subniltteil u? tin- candid cmisiiloiiiUon'of 1 " Tu Hit put a, <tU thiiiy* mc pure." a I. PUliKKTY. ( "W'at crisis In woman's existence. 'Hie mtivl < x ? heart awakens, a tut the. h xt.i lecutnes developed. i Amusements losetb- lr attraction. Ilci niis-ti-n in * "1 it be fulfilled 1 'I he question an Important one. I ' ed by be- physical vigor. t he most Important |kem>cs iboao ol the triunsti aial organs. ui. II. MENSTRUATION, h ^ "'lit? The ovarian organs ami their offices. l>n" ,? HI bill liltiu'-lu e ill ill e.eti- 1 ; 111 ate- AflVil. I <) ^"Vitiiieiit. influence oi city hie and stimulating jc-ountry prcfer:it.le to the citi. . *. a.i kstft-i1 sjclans. llc-iodltarv influence.' ' " ton s hi lie 1. ....j of the imnst rtiui j>. A lice; -1 l-y pivg' '-I lactation. The qnanttti varies. 1 ru. nai .-e * it-liaijcc. lt.se.1' ->e. t i . 01 tbounci, ins. 1 it j jscob tind Lftban. Hebrew laws, .-specnlntl-.n ^let ..f tie- t-iol.. ; hi ... Ovulation. (Iriste *" j 1 All lutiKuage of I'.otcssot 3letgs. Tlie 01 guns01 JtUwli. Inflammation ok mt:nsthlal i organs. ,itc nntl sub-?u-ntc fonin. Chronic Inflammation. Its t. Ojiintoiis of i.cri o p'tictittoiieis. 1.\j>omiic to tnlcal Injury. The (Haul.an losn-te Ignoianee m rfTtl to oiiiiiaii liidainut iiioii Aiiiiiii.it/-iii ..1 .-tCKHid to woinun's vhi?f 11 itmniv. Keiiiion . i ila/uUojonn tube* l< tho wonilt. W< man* Huttriii, * i tin - ; ty yiunit. 'I In* " i iiaiiK'* ''i Golden p<- . .t ? i < - ' ("< Islence. Dl-ensc of ill" *>\ i,- iiidic i lutii'n lii\n j.-'ietllv (t'liuilied. T lit ir uii|K>i..n> lit the m \r. I *> nin. fU*lattcti to pio'/ivinoy. I? i ilie rnmpicxidii, tliu fon-e, and Uic ill.""'- Co.. ? ih.' j.ii.cn: ?.| the Ti'iln, Mini nfterf the jiwlvinerit. *1 ? nun i m-, indent ijH.n tiie pxIhU'ik ti ?T liic <>'.trleft. J.ol:in? liol> |>i<tinool Iftmilcin Which 111'"*" oi^.Mi )>:t " no existence. lli"l! i*ea?? surioitrly nn.)i;i,.H >he whole ?\ Mem. < a . * inr tvvlvpiiinnt o/tlifi rf.|?ro?iiiciive i ru<v Ct.<.n .inin, oval or lots, the <?-?.- )o, approximate* the .jinoidie *ex. \ JpllUUiv.tbie Cates I (voided h> uicdc ul men. The pi unary j \ yum of (J* tf.i mil <yitt#n. V. SYMPTOMS OF Ml NSTIUJAI, I)IS- j I KA SIC. i ('( I-ifM. KrMi'fusn. Van-to* dwjrrfcoaof pain. Movlit<' n- ( i u?ni-?i .1 i'.^'vse<l ov. ic* on" ili? womb and Mi/in A>l?fvitf men; It* (n> ?> u> <1 amine Iriu Uiillty i f In i Ml Hi'.. I'nlnf'il o\ -i n:. i.?. lI'oti^n.Mve* t r> mmI i If e/uir*c. Kviixi Ivchcs* of tile KcnciaU\f? <" Kan-, ilisi'luwu tout Im.o tlioi. nvc :.nd oituiu in tbo cranes. t h L i 11! s: <1 ? ?WJ ?M ?A MWKMMi >s?V /4yWf ".: . \ (/J^P ' [UR::K,>' ; A-n~.?T KKK?Vrsr I- vA.i fy. i.-.>r?- /-'/.Til-1 Si-wk, Dr. .'. Walker's California Yin- | rgar Hitlers ;uv a pni"?il\ Vegetable preparation, made ehielly from the native herbs found on the lower ranges of 1)*I? Ssiufvi Vm'tiil'i 11? < ii 111 i1 U| ,vl ' " . V . .VI i il 41V ) (IMMIIM ,l lll.l IM \ (illlWl * ni:i, the medicinal properties of which arc extracted therefrom without the ire of Alcohol. The question is almost daily asked, ''What is the cause of the unparalleled successor viniuak llirtuks?" Our anawet is, that they reiuovo the cause of disease, and the patient recovers his health. 'I hey are the groat hlood ju.i ilicr and a life-oiviMa principle, a perfect Renovator ami Iuviterator of the system. Never before in the history of the world has a modicum been compounded po.-sc-ang the remarkable qualities of Vinixiau Hittkus in healing tlio sick of every disease man is heir to. They are a gentle Purgative as wclltis a Tonic, relieving Congestion or IullnnuuHlion <?f the bivcr ami \ isccral Organs ia bilious 1 Jiseases Tito proporlios of Dn. Wai.kku's visi.ii.ut 111 i l i.its are a pcricnt. Dinnhorctic, Carminative, Nutrition , Laxative. Piurotic, Sedative, Counter Irritant Sudorific, Alterav e, and a nti-Bilious. It. ft. McDOWI.O it CO., 1 trap -i- is andGen. \pts., Snti KmneUen, Cnllfornta, tuid cor. of WuHliinptoii mid Charlton St*., N. Y. Sold by till llru.'^ints and UcitlcrK. tf? n London nork gin. i*i?-!>. bully descnod for the use of llie Mi iliruf Profi-sxion and the Fumihfs possessing those intrinsic medicinal propeitics which i elong <> an (>hl ami Purr tlin. i ted i (Misahlc to females. (toodfor hiihii}/ ( oitiplain In. a delicious Tonic. Put tip in asos containing one dozen bottles each, and old by all di i: j?. ius croon ,?v<\ a. m. Pannier iv iest iblisbcd 17'i^. No. la Beaver 'treel, New York. I >.v. Livingston, the Celebrated African 7-xplo -a er is ciead; IiuL that is no reason why 1 ?< (11 A'hite and I>1 lek should not plant heir gardens and lit Ids with the host >1 Seeds. / lutvc Juxt ncciV'd <t S't}>< rior lot of he J'olloiriinj ,s:ec</ft from the In at 'fot'sc* I" the ( ' S\, Marly York Cabbage 1 a rue " 4> Mxtra ('oil aid I mperial Sn< ar I lent * Marly I'd at. Ibileh Turnip Marly Snow Hall 4* Strap Meal' Ked-top 4' nturw ? wir.n.T<? ?v ? icm-tvvMn SEED POTATOES. 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Watches! respectfully announce to tlie Public, gene , i . rally, that I ) . commenced business in , J inNvayboro in flu: li .c ol repairing Wutelies, ocks, Jewelry Ae.; all woik wni anted, at:? w prieos. I ublie patronaye respectfully so- 1 it( d. Sign of the big watch, : (iKOliOi. T. LNMA>i, i Jan, 20th, 1?>74 4t. I IIORRY WEEKLY r - * k. .^A..\irk.'4 * ..n.^u* *^*'(4 ?<? Professional & Business Cards BiUiv 4':ir<l. o EI.LjMJS, III'DNON .V Kr.i.n:v, ; Attorneys ? Counsellors at Law, ! \\ i ' |>: ict ic in i ! t lie CO Mils of | foIf v (e' llicrNM KckJ. [ . "nool'ilii lii hi will be in nllemlancc ! :it every ti'i in of 11 i'i court, ami such other | tin i's ;is business may rcquiro. ('llici-. Mai Ion, S. \Y. \V. Kl.U.i Its, II. III'DSON, .IN". A. Kl.I.I.KV. "el. L'l, I.-7 5. J "S. T. WALMI, Attorney at Law and SOl.M ITOK IN lA>I I I'Y, Will j>ra< t ire in the < nut I s of Clarion, I lorry ami <icoi clown. ri'.. I \ mil <? ;u < *>;>. w a v s. < \ I Nov n, 17?> If. ! rp i<. c;ii.M:srik, A . Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Wi'l vo |>1 <>miit attention to all 1?usiinj rutnisttil to lii.s care. CDXWA YIJOJIO, S. ( . I I imp, lj"t, 1 SI 1. I' 4>. t'o\,IIV(l, f\ A. A. G. HIGGIKS & sen, ' ( /OM MISSION ^\{ Ml 1011 AN'IS, ?s MH'11'1!! WTKI-3IHT, v . V i) w _ ,' i A'rr I o.i Tjthfi'trf . 11 f/'* t/it'/s inane, <m 1111 / 4 nf IwIiHi/ <\f Cation, iVo/v.x^ <11,it | (rI'd ill. ()oi. 1 I, 187:?.-tl rpOLAH eY IlAl'/i, Commission Merchants, lfi'2 1KONT STUL KT, MAY YOltK. liberal advances iii.'mIp 011 consignments of Naval Stores. ( olton. A;p. Orders rect-ivc Prompt Attention. i iiPXerptinsiaMo idi'iem is pivn North ami I X. I. i j. 15. t.i.au ',1'" "j. ii. 11aist. ??r n. c. oi ,s. ( I. T.iV .!. G. Frost d- Co. j flK'aSea'N sir Fioasr A .?2c\*3!, an (I Manufacturers ol t.Vaily l?:ii>in:; I lour "i'l ?'? A V.SJ 12 BVoiafl iNcw Xc>rl\ . 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AND FOItWAP.tiKG AGENT. 0T7" Speei.d attention given to the buying ami selling of Ton " iniber. hull (i:s. c. The Orphans' Friend. A FAI'Fi: FOli I IIF I AM 1 L\ < iliOL PUBLISHED E Y Eli V SATUHDAYl IIV THE CAROLINA OUMIAX IIOMK. One year, in advance, $2,00 Six months. in advance. 1 00 i To sill Ministers, ()ik> Dollar per Aniiiiiii. s t>j' A <?r< rstistmf ll(:<i80>ml>lc. \LL ti e profits of litis paper ate used in suppni t iiijj <l< si ii tile orphans. We ^ want evert, out.' who tends litis to suhsetibe. Address Sup"! Carolina Orpltiin ilonte, .Sl^AUTANliVUG, f>. 0. I , an. Hit It, 1874. The New IChiNfie |v An 1 in pot In nt invention. It retains the rupi j lit e :u aII i inn s, ami under the hardest exerciseoi \ iintler severest strain. Ii is worn villi coin f tori, ami it kept on infill anil (lay, eft'ects a per ' :t11iii t cure in a few weeks. Sold elieap mm - o 'em h> Mall when requested, circulars free, when I udered hy lette? sent to the Klastic 't russ i o., No. ?isM Broadway, \ Y, (Jity, Noaoily uses Ale A ki Sprout 'trasses; too pa mini, they slip oil loi ri quell tly. April 21st 1673?ly. H f NEWS : MAllCLI 10, owb w m i?ri wmiva i i? ? *n*nsrmi. t* . ? v?4 ck.%x? .? Government cf the Sta:o of South Caro- j lina<?'overiK>r?Franklin .1. Mn?i>s, Jr. olectO'l l(> i 8?rvo (or two yours Horn Octol>or, Lieutenant (?ovo i not*?l;i'*!uir<l II eieuvo Soaoijuy of Statu--!lonvy K. ilavno. Treasurer?Fiaiici* L. ('artlo/.o. < Ymiptroller (Uuieral?Solomon L. 11<?t;o. <ijiiwuii iiiiti inspector oviKTiu- iiuiiry w 1 I'm vis. Allorne\ (Joneral?Samuel \V. Melton. Superintciulcnt ?>1 K?Uic.i?l?n?J. K, )iilson SupcriulcnUctii ol' Fenitenliary?(J. J- bio hrantl. Supei i titeinlent of J.unatic Asylum?l)r..J I' . I.nstir, l'ii\alc Secretary to Covenor, ai.J A'lin Commissioner of A^riculturo? II. II. D 1 ty von. The l.i' ' latino meets annually, on the !tli TuM'tlav i?? Novoinhor. President pro /cm of tin) .Senate?I .on S A. Snails I Clerk?.1. WootlnilV, ~C'h.ailoston. S;-cake: ol'tlic Iloti! ' ol Koprcscnlativos? Samuel .1 l.ee, ol Aiken Clt 11< ? A. (>. Jor.es, l liai'.eston Si ri.iMi: < oi im\ Sor i ii Da i:oi,ix a Chief Just ice?I'. J. Moses, Sumter. Associate Justice?A. J. Willanl, Colunil i.r Associate Justice?J. J. N\ i i-^lit. .Similiter vill<*. Clerk ? A. M. l?oo/.er, I.esin ,! >n. ID poit?J. ,s. Itieli ti tlstti), Suinti r. ' ii.< l it Col uts. First circuit?The count - of ' ha-. on ami Ui an^churit. Second Ciu'uit?The counties of Aiken Fin i:\i ell, ( oil eel ion and I It mil fort,. Tliiul ( irt'iiil?'I he eonnlics of Simile < laiciidt ii. \\ iili.ui .sburg :tIm 1 (icorgt town. I ?>1111It ( ircuit?I ho counties of Chester- 1 tidd, .Marlboro, 1 >ni lington Manuii :u 4 nmi\ I iIt 11 ( ircuit?'I ho counties of Kershaw Bichlnud, ] -' i?11 Id and I.exin ten. SiMh. < i it* it it?'I In1 counties of < licstcr I <ancaslor, Yoikand Fuirlicld. Seventh ('ircuit?The counties of Newlvrv < , i ii' 1 aureus,hp'vinuiuir^ i i i IJ iuni. j 1 i _ I it Ii Cir> nit ? The counties of Creem ill i Ander.son, Ocnee, 1 ickiions and Abborville. ^ < T i:< TIT ?I UIMJ10S. First ?II. F. (Irahatn, Charleston. r Second- .lohn .1. Malier, Blackvillo i Third?John T. (Iici n. Suiulei. I'ouith?<r. Townsend, Itcnin tsville. Fillh?W. B. Mackey, Chester. j .Seventh?Montgomery New berry. ;i Fighth Circuit?Thompson 11. Cook, 1 Solicitous. First Circuit?( . \V. But/., Charleston. f Set ond < -ii?*i111 ?F. L. Wiggiii, Beaufort. > Third Circuit? Suiuu M T. Atkinson. CSeorgotown. Fourth circuit ? I). l>. MeCoII. Itcmicttsvillc. Filth Circuit?.1. II. Bunkol. Columbia. Sixth Circuit?iV. II. Bra wit y, Chester. .Seventh Circuit?W . M. Fleming, Spartan- ] burg. Kighlh Circuit?Absolotn Blythe, (Ireon-ville. ? r? i] Directory 01 Horry County. , v J J A Judge of Probate?Isaac ('action. Sheriff?Abijah II. Skipper.. / I i. i * ? - * in K m i nun?j. \\ . Sessions. Auditor?15. (I. Sessions. Treasnror?J. 11. Deraham. Coroner?D. W. Oliver. .School Commissioner?Daniel Lewi*. County Commissioners-?t harles Orainier. ? Joseph W. Jlolliday, l'eter \ aught.?.1. II Norman, ( lei k. TlilAK .11 STICKS. Duck's Township?Cornelius U Sarvis. Conwayhor Township?Samuel S. Beaty. Don ! lull Township?W. K. I\ Cooper. Socastee Township? -Tliommus W. MeCor lT u lie. Kittle liivcr Township?W. A. Bessant. (ireen >ea Tow nship?Alva Kn/or. (hilivant's Kerry Township?K. 1'. l'itnran Floyd's Township?Avery Floyd. Simpson's Creek Township?T. K. ilardee LAWYKBS1X COXWAYIIOIIO. w i in Walsh A Kesnesnc, Thomas F. CSillcspie, Moii/on I'riee. iMKlU'HAN TS--CON W A V 1 JO I :o, S. C. Din roughs A' Collins, 15. (5. Collins A Co., 1. T. Lewis, .Mint/ Ar Mond, Allen, Baker A | Co., John. A. Ma\o, John Saiulcl s, 1!< nier II Diirroiiiihs, M. 15. Beaty, Johnson Ac (>rant, ' p? Joseph Todd, A. W. JIai dee A' Co. J. Druggist?Kvan Norton, M. I). Fh> sieians?lames JI. Norman, Kvan Noron, John II. t .lant, James K. (> ant, Jlotels--N orman House, .Mrs. Jane Nor 1 civ man. I ;oprietress. Traveler's Ileal?Wi.li.nu I'. Melson, I'ropi ietor. J 1'est .Master?15. T. Jollio. ,M K15CHA.N is 1 IITI.K IIVUK, P. C. Thomas 0. Dunn, Eiislm C. Davis, Thomas j A'. Core, J. W. VoreeiijJ, Yerocn. t*lR MKKOIIANTS. Bull Creek?Jesse 1\ Williams, Beaty A: I Hirvis, 1 >111Ion iV Anderson, S. .1. 1 loni'OV. )(>< Itiirksvjllo, b. C\?XV. L. Buck & Co., 11. L luck. Soeastoe?(Oillmrt (iicfiiScii?J. 11 Durham, Grainger & Sjii- I ey. iinl Bound Swantp?I). M. Heaves. Ji Jlit kinan'.s?licit & Ilaynos A Souls* Hoy<l jcs : I'rim-c. i cop Dogwood Nook?N . Adams, ( ox & Brantnn VI ? i i. i, . nuk o II. .J. (.ahuaitli. Galivant's Furry?Joseph \V. llulliday. Nr. yboro?F.li (?, liuirouglis & Co* ^ 1874. THE liLOSS'> >I i, F LI Fh\ Life is like a Rweapinrz river, ! r Coasters in lis seaward llow? Dn whoso waves rjuiek sunhean. i quiver, Qo whoso bunks -< < t blossoms growj Blossoms quirk to grow and peiisli, Swilt to bloom and swill to tail; I ^ Those wo Ciirlust learn to ? harisli Soonest favs beyond recall. Shall wo lose them all forever? J Leave them on llio vaillily strmul ? . Shall ih"ir joyous radiance never Ueaeh lis in the spirit laud ? 11 < Soon t he t iilo of life upflowing <, Bouyiuitly from time's tIKu shore* , Whore supernal flowers are growing) Shall meander evermore. There the hopes 'hat long have told us 1 < m <?ur t limes beyond Mm- tomb, j ] While superber skies unfold 11 Shall renew their starry bloom. i Ami the bloom that hath in sadness , , Failed Ironi the Mowers of love, Shall with its immortal jdulnoss Crow it us in t he world altove. somi-. wuku t IIow can I coat to pray for thee? Souk whore I t In Cod's universe thou art to day. I Can lie not reach thoo with His tender care ? 1 Can lie not hoar me when for thee 1 prav ? i <1 What matters U to Him who holds within | ' The hollow ot His hand all worlds all space, ' ; I iiat thou art done, with earthly pain and s'lil' j Somen here \\ it hi11J lis ken t lion had a place! | i Some when; thou livest and hast need of Ilim; Somewhere thy soul sees higher heights to I climb; ' And somen hero, still, there may hevalle\s dim ' That I hou must pa s to reach i he hills sub1 i i no. o r i i !.<m all the more, h cause 111 m canst not hear Poor, liuinan words *hle iutj, will 1 pray, #. t' true, bravo heart, Cod bless th.ee, whorci ?.(>e er In llis ?;i< at universe thou art to day! [Se/iOmT.] ' c ? 1, r! lie I lent ueby Luii.a' in Asylum has a '| lann <>| three bundled acres and :l I h regetable garden ol sixty acrrs, "Plii* 1 n mi lift1 work ol (mill i valine is dor.e by i <> he 1 >n1 ient s. The cooking and house- h ivork is done 1>\ tlie hurtle patients, ,vho also make all tlieir own clothing e tnd the underclothing ot' the Men. ^ Dances, gymnastic, cxcricses, and a sanies keen tlie minds of the inmates c' rotn melancholy. ' b The Prohibitory law is sever'-ly en- ^ <treed in Maine. It has been in oper- *' ition for years, but there is still work or the slierilis. N) VEE EASTMAFI;: ISrfSSAflSSS ( OSi9iZrAni: J; 11 Is an Institution for Kduoaling o] lOUNO MhN lor BUSINESS. ?, i> ?j i Inly Actual Business College till the South Combining The- i ory and Practice. 1 u r.tl is especially designed tor tin sc who tie? i |(; sire to engage in j Votive Sucoc\ssl ill I > nsi" pi IlGfS.S* a\ T' The best mode of ('oin menial College ' ( jlust met ion ever ollered to this or any ot her count ry The com se ofstiuly comprises i> \ im'\ \": i ! i i1 v ill' liii.iiintL .in.I nance fiom letail to banking operation*, by the great |?i s \ stem of x ictual Business Instruction,: ? 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The curse of intemperance -iutemicrahcc, the destroyer of peace and ionor?t ho slayer of men, ihe blaster >1 hope an 1 ihe sum ol all that is ^il ? a subject to l>o ever before our e# e? ? to be discussed bv the most clo[uent tongues and portrayed by the Most gifted pens?a subject lit lor the >ii 1 pit and lit tor the press. If in our nimble way we give but a passing stent ion to it, we may be pardoned for i little preaching, a little suggesting tnd a little advire. This is easily lone, but the grain of gold may bu .vaslied irom tin; dross and sand which mi round it., or a little seed scattered ?y the wavsido may blossom into the icautoous tree and gorgeous flower,. So man or woman is so humble, so it tori y void of influence, that a word >r two fitly and timely spoken may lot. have its good ofleet. Shall \v"( need to look into the X i etel.I'd hovel and see the suffering vile and the starving children to renin I us ol 'die drunkard's home? /Mi, here is no peace there. The light of he glorious sun which shines so nightly for you, reader, lias no brilianoy, no warmth for litem. The stars vhieh glow with such beautious lu$Lro <>r yo i, have no attractions for them. Pile Sabbath lay, which brings rest ind f niiily union to you, has no joys or them. lias intemperance thisnighty power? Can it draw the veil >i obscurity over all that is good and icautiful in nature ami art? Yes, its >owci is mighty, indeed ? mighty as in influence?mighty as an evil ? nighty as a curse. This reeling drunkard, who staggers along the pavements, blaspheming and yelling, was once a high promsing you'd'?the hope of fond parents --and the admiration of generous fiends. lie yielded to the intoxicating pleasures of drink?the taste grew m him, and he has fallen to the lows'. dept lis of human degredat ion. For iim ambition has no persuasive clo [lU'tioe; for him publio honor has no aurul wreath; for him fame has no nxious waiting niche. lie has '.row noil his hopes, his honor, his very i!c in the maddening bowl. Into the jail, behind the iron bars, luiined in the lelon's cell lies the hag:;i d and wasted form of the murderer waiting the awful doom which shall xpiate his crimes upon the gallowsice. Is it possible that this wretched ring was once a noble human form, illcd ssiih eloquence, learned in the its and sciences, the idol of society? et he fell - the eurso of intemperance as upon 11im and its fatal spell has irown the sickles of crime and its unishment aiound him. I <ut we need not draw these painful ii-tures ?pictures which are painted n the family lives of so many of our eople? pictures which speak tor ?cins( Ives, and warn the young and Id alike to shun the fatal bowl?to void all strong drink, to keep it away om tin ir houses and firesides, to banh it as one the greatest evils which llict mankind, and to set, as lar as in icir [>ower lies, the good example of niporance. Hiakspeare has truly said: "O loll invisible spirit of wine, if thou cm no name to be known by, let us ill thee Devil ! O that men should u jvm enemy to their mouths to steal ,/:iy their brains! that we should, iti. jov, revel, pleasuro and applause unstorm ourselves into beasts!" Let us, dear readers?and particularto our young readers do we appeal avoid this terrible evil. Let us by eeept, by example, and by earnest loriution, strive to avert the dread1 curse of intemperance; and thus iodic to broken hearts and desolate Dines, to ruined minds and shattered eatness, the brightness, the peace id happiness which was once theirs, ul perhaps the honor, the love and e fame which may yet he theirs. Let ns say with the poet Pierpont: "hou sparkling bowl ! Thou sparkling howl! iough lips of bards thy brim may press, id eyes of beauty o'er thee roll, id song aid dance thy power confess; sill noi touch then,for there clings, scorpion to thy side that stings." Orphan's Friend, The following is an experience ol roarkable en Liraneo We can stand it little, hut it makes us grin: I Si ani) it Likk a Lamb.?When I is a little baby, gals would never Wet be," for every one would snatch mo am' place me on her knee; then so and squeeze, and hug me, I'm sure ad" and Wnain" must have wondered urvived it?but I stood it like a ~ nb! And again, while in boyhood \ ' ",v'(l I I'M) 111 IIW1 I|""" j .. . ...v jiwiii iny uuine, ougli |>11 asuro grounds, e'er fairy >ls to runm; then with lucioiis friuts 1 swee tmeats my small tummy they >uld cram, and halt-stifle me with sen?hut 1 stood it like a Iambi lien older still, they'd lure me thro, 'gl'S d ile, or dull, to gather nuts, or ivors, ferns ?and they seemed to c it well! Yet started off at trifles, h a shriek flint sn?mp/l ? ?r\ HV/ nu.illf, yM llinir their ivrms around me? I stood it like a lamb! At last oi;o inning creature, (whc could my soul ranee (by wondrous archness, and dor melting glance, seemed to say. u know you love me, why not take as I am?" and I felt obliged to do -but I stood it like a lamb! Thus o" childhood, youth, and manhood, ( rich moment ol'my life my heat t felt the witching power of girl, naid, or wife; and the spell w.lt ;c uio never, for, like a potent dram, nan's charms subdue mo ever?but jtood it like a lamb!"