Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

. ~ 2 ?Z~" fi i ^ m V HJ r > BIF " A Book for Every Woman in America. WOMAN, AND Hor Tiiir fcy Years' P ilgrimage. <- ' : By W. \V. BLISS, M.D., New Yorlr. n>c design aixl senpo of Oils vaVialilo w ,k tray t>? je dlly understood lYvm tl'o Mile. Tin ?.* j . aiinM *t Is | to produce a -volitno w hie it ntay cor.t.:ln i. f uniaUi? ml- . TtnlaRooiia allil ItM unacceptable t" Wo>t\;i; to hi-nuct v /i r ifj roganis hor organization anil tho.?o ) i\v? that u'?u- i Isto It? functions, huiI of tlio great pa ?J tho*- why are mothers, not only t f individuals b"t of iv lions. and who by t' olr si length an 1 \i"?i f oonstUuti.fl, tv their ph>slcal ndi motd petf;cil*n, transmit Mjbly-dqv^lopqiri physical, in ntal, and rpislU'.ei to tbptr oflsptiu<; or, If weaken an l enervated by exeouicss o;- disaac?, tlmlr soul-ami-body dustroyhK 1 racy to an uaoll'endln; progeny; ? an I to throw a ray of lljht j ovor thn diseases po nltar to btirs^x, their <iouires,-syinp- ' torn*. nautili, and the tine Indication* of ti?-itlhent. Woman notds an Instructor- ib's b -k ! - t advise theut; stake to show wl?ai ^xpnrieitce ha- ;' 'itpht. Halves woman the benefit of that o^porjonco Dn. ttniss, tha author of IJ?U jynrk.s-a marinate of the Ihtlveially of Ponn ylynnln, l'lil)at}e2jiiila, <'la.v? ofisit ' ? Juts for many year? ma lo h;m"i lfl<v J . . , diseases In general a specialty, an! 1. U# every way iualll) *. for writitu a hook of th? ktn 1 fir tlio ? r'Tffl wJtr. 'ihetaM; thoukh i* a didl.MiU and ?]oli ato one, for tq be of service, to benefit, to wain of dunghr, truth mml be tpokfn, hut with a doli-acy of ilicti >r?. a discroot ! choice of words. an 1 a veil > I v. inn." of expvpsM u tlwt will Vethl Its way to th ? tin i^: siarWhig without wounding sensibility, or cnusinx a bl . h lotuuitlo Hie. chock oi the most fastidious. Tlie real" Is reminded, lmwever, how 'dmrSI impoo.riblo it Is to Ire a I the pnlh that the. uithbi set out upon, and no! seem t \i lite those eon veiltlona>.fbri|Hi of language to \v" h \tmrican readers are mostly hconstonied, and. wln'.li:; indoor f. nvilo, is nd paotilshed, tlvdlf !ip;b <>1; bst.il-en up with tho nxpci tat ton i vf f|nd!|2f| jioll'lt." bi(t a v. fib SO tauftitfr matter? that juvf l.ftfti' t'.our-,,, eft" t 1 -f,.... wiitien upon, they will as th y ptoOGOd i \ :h h nbdako, i i.on .der roust then be i icpv.ed t V. ,r n, my trinuularlMns; and if they should appear r^t'o the n 11 of a . . vet ; i inirvjination. tlip.d Just and - dVthfle < op hifiions, ho f. I'.vory one lias his ? wn in--.:, of : :i,: t'.v. . 1 -'\* author hat ftit, it it bc'de.Vtvl, U >wcvitr, that i *'t* b d; bo vnail in eot nan .and in the pcorun srtr.j r. Iij tu ; nt finy rata who, like the nut It or, lmvo riclih t,et. i. ' mnu haj?|?lnesn and the ratines thai o; . . i? ; by '. v li , lnve iiiin.i. <n nr... tain tbo f iu; i ;?. \ i Ity it Uifi'Titilee, sind wji'i hive evor '. \ i it 1 Unit tu rtmcltarale lur r.ui 'tin -i, :m-i il I : t . n-ih" Ina^t, trmy b? Jvlwn fYtv.n Its rrjn J ? ; iv-rl lutiiintoly con* fttttofl wi >. the he i. ' n l or IbO I t'-rn.df a .;* <-..r m . T? * hooU is tutor) tb ' . y<\W!i V-; i"p " .f i.-nturcr ye uill in : o ps;? -'.ly ;1t * t1- ' >t .i-it*. an ! those liav. jai !h d?re.".t -a .i- .i : u'n,>f. p,ivIM no* nov !? n<"<-^s?;nfv to two-eat s\ Ion . !j I a lew \ iil imi; -it li i .it I'.ivor witli v.'li eh the ivn.'t i . :oc; !.v-il. >1 \N :r?/? M Vy j i. 1R?0. T 1 i> 1 . > ".AV'oissan, and !)VV ; i: j; - ?tilorosl. Vy*1"" 1 t si 1 >r * 1 was 1 ' ' 1 it . ; i\u axtennl >. < ttvii( 1 >.-..01.. lit t'i 11 .! ?h?i vt . 2u. .'V!V"2' : " v . V " J\v M.v.?. j: 1. ! .p. r c. Tv>y, >: u n, 1 70. I 1 1 " \V? i: 1 ,1. 1111(1 l\of I'm V.'uri ' . j-.i . ' owiti 1 i?.s V. \y. \iti.-->. ..1. . I . t |>A)/ Yol'k 'till II judjn.) ' !, ; it ti \I>r mi a i M.i !? . .1 . 1 ii ' i. ; > Ik* si'i 1 , iail.v n>n 1; iv in-n, wlu.-te III 1th iju !' t > j>iovuU")t til > . s tit. It * ifjjihlctlly. p- illy; ny,..tii! "t?)v. jihvsi?>! ;.<! .Illv ua i putbol > :t<"i ly fuiw.'i ui Its itesori'itlofii of tiu >i)*:t nit of tan body, e noiefl in . ;?:i-1 iin?jr 1 v.|t.u Itmvlt tf.-t.l. : nn | t lie Hie :? ! >'h (Kittnewhat tu tenet- ? t;om t,ui tvij(. I : ill l?l lit till! Ill I, t' W ; M . ( ui. \ ML1.. 1.!. I?. T7te v. h"nf? rmltle.l ""tVomntt, mm ltev 'thirty "Views' 1 lljjrrliimift'." h> \\ . \i . lilies, M.U., ::.i>t neHijtti . . >i viV.i tit 1 it an "il m nen, Is s.iitl !>;. nti* itciu nun i>? liv <>i v'o.U \r.hij l tb'j lut nniuloa ii n .; :t /to.sft-.- J -mutt. " V.'omnti, nnd !:cr Tltit ly Voarr," V'-jrittt(Xj?c," 14 1 lid I . : ;i < > >. ju>t lltl'i'V II U|iotl 1 ti K?'t . with th<t luiiltu,' tun lit >/'<t mul y yrtitt." 1 i . far Mt"(ti >!i-i >ictK * 1 .ii>> 1. l tt'.itt it" |???*? >-ct svn.1 liiMt 1 .. tel. nil mvi \?*l u*- 'ut iitt.lMitii h'tm-st (..ti |i .11' l>. > 1 i.'t>i ..el' 1 !> . I .1'1-.i'-' t - . .. - lh<- I'.t -t r . (ind pa.ely ft untitle (jtn.iit.es ?i t I |>t?l: v,,> . ethl 1 uit it>eiljgitni j.Ji ...lit ! t he ;u;j He: ,1: .n>i . L-n ly AJ .?r>. " ftr?. ItlW. ftl.i'., Sow ; . 1 Ui - ' '> - > mitt? iili'ul it-'' n;mi u shIi.hu t of u itt. .t > Jy u>?> hit!., ie untt?rr i.f' iiutM-ie the uit-iii.-. I ;>t i-.-st?:i, :.:i>l v ouh; ? i\u .1 v.uu iitti-.tnti . 1 lite siuioiiiv 11. 11st v.- ..stuns! hi i^iiotineu ( .1 \ I u l .ni > ! l> .. .. \i> ? in 11. 1. of l>. .- w.'tu.'.Ii. I III; 1??: 1 . u I 1 1 ! . s.? I 1 ? > 1 >?..>" t.il:'l'.-..t I : ill" 1 --u, t ui . - te t i 'ii. ,1 .1' iit>v iii ininiiliiiiiu 111 h ajHtohihy. t. liuvwi ll;?ht tint i MvuiiJt iq yho *0*, mvl sHriiwm ilic ihojici teuiQ* on -. 11.i-f :n fi'iir) way miuluaihv lot intlteulivii it||d ret ... a. lijsUn i'Sti. - -?>?* " V.'otnnn rntl iter Tlilrty T<tir-' % ! > 1 v. j .. . ... 1 . \. !iii.? .".ml 1.1 :i', ileitis 11 (li'lleule nn. v > - - -- . . * \' i 1 ' i" ruso viu.'kIhi!', s: i . :ti'.:,ly i . ,i i .ulimint i-\c<> wuinnn + !i . !v 1, J luntnloJv comiectvti i|? ?!? > ?u? vita ;.< ? <%? n 1u>hU1i ami Mu. t her * i i . if ?1 * .? - 'I t Ji:i I (? \ ' . , ,1 ^Sr * U>i!' ii': It Mi-I it t: -.nth, u'iucli t.anJk not I*- * !o*?;M *. .'.!i XluiVftfiiM bully 'fhion. " \V.-\\, i' mi Iter I'liWv \cnr>' Pilci'lm' \> . ' *t~. .1 .. is: fi m ii;>ifu tiio l .tl! :i 'vi'iv . .,1VV|> H ;,' (<.? ). : 1,1 (-uliare , l w.iiinn, * th? ? . ?i-!siv ij.Ift'. u : I i. W ; ! : Mutis ' i .'. s |llins]H' 1(1 ;ih|<v, Ivllli Ii .?? i.? i.?> l?,n??,rii l ii! <M vl( \v, 111, Xrltpl V lit, 1.1 1 >v) Ol|JlH J.'.tr'I to In l!Hui il. I, ' // ${fait\rt)C. 'i ilto iiook cuv. ,1 t't'i pa;. , ' r. , (Htr>tr.'iu ' V h t'.ne r .i t ; ;i a > hi.. u.j.i | .. n-ll : i ijoiuut hi intuitu. liu$r rsyitopsis of contents, zsir.qirrtora, t'n'-rittlif lnA?v.* f,f f- -.iV.' InvOMr.. TtUnt U Hid f!l Is. I. I II I If iiililM.t :i ?.1 till- lllt'illlll poWI.'IH, (!'. |.en.ni.ntn, mm the , nsaloi v. "i In- hi:ju-ii;c lit ,; i vu> i it i, a;il character oi k ?<-i:. inUtrt-iuir.s ;i. i Ii-- want < I Km- all, i'lt'l ' liani, Mill IlCil ll 111 til t'll.-(It 'I fM'ii lid*, v i iii-t" -jj...!! int <ii s-.rli iy, ilv It'll;- . i i : nln li.niil i .m.i.in u.j ii., iiJf.s til i|i<? .1. J /tiiuiK '! i in . .Iiiiti . in j'.o,. .? ii t l unti1(ut K'V>I. . i a 'ii lining plo?1 i. '. f l'.' . j/ > uo t i J * r )!<.., ill, t.i . III, ' > ( '? u.i ./y, itsa'Mn-,-in ; u' t ?. -i'. t:,-in en-nr I i 1.1 i.e. l;o (litjcct citlii* )>ct?K t'l.gtvoiiUf uaaclon I It 1 I U11* I It) V IilfM, 1.1 II I UlfCS, 1. \ III p. v i . i, i Intlicullt v.s ct ticiinicni. 'I in- la.-'li 11 ii -.-it i tie. >.'<> ititji' 'jn !( ! y Irt iiuiaiting Ki l llnBC Wliu MIT iu If tl.o Ilf.'lhiilS it UlitlKll.'i. t. i wi). i" iipinvAi inquli'- ni ! .-..i! I u> niittir . 1 tWH. . . . miioty it'll w c. <to uj.i.ii la i .ni i iiiiu luys( ii.. u'urk air tn tiPtl to I i ri>n<uilcttt*,|vttof ' l-J .V.# P' C, it'll ti I'J in.' ,'n i ' J, PU1?.'.KVV. %1-.c r'"< c' '' V' rrtrinr'- rr'r,*nA.'?. T1?p mtnd pxrst .a, tii iilm.i iiwai.nna. An tin* I.ihi.v i cvotv.f* ile t lopcil. .? in..-1' i,11141 id -ni !"? i)i'm fttti1;.' imu, 41**i nr. ii iu j *) . . \\ J'l ii ! lit)til oil V 'I no ijiiitiit. r> tin lni|'i iliiitl i'IK1. ; Iciiiiii. In r pliynical \i|C'-r. The iH'#al linjicitml j 4, . ;s . .'.so i (lie Di :ii?frtiil oiffiins. j r I'liXSl TITATION. j- ^ < vflrlnn < 'tf.ins ittI ihrir T)ui ,. . i . .I ii, it ir> .'.'ii i: cl:rrit Af 'I I : I 111. 1 Aliifiice I'l cl.y I.'C i.'t Hiiu! i;nig i.. t \ j ct-inlilc t'i thv cilt. .v. .u> | ..i. ?1 i i . hit i i 11 icdllary r fliicnct-. Cir itns m lniln. " i . i'; ii, usl: nil i"t i.'t. Ai i l : y j i ' i '11 in q .ttntit\ rfitu". 1 ! ti' ii;,i'.i6 li. . I f.'iJ ''I t I i 1 111" ..ii ' His. i l-.rt i i . i .?)! M nnd l.ahiiii. Jlfiivtv law*. j t ;* jK);. I >. Mu' i ariy | hv: lull gi i>. OyiiliUiiH). liuillt .. _TU. jo uf l >o. "is.'i Mi'ij -. i L" t .^niui i ' /i ' ^ rjttiotst of miwstftual vs. 4 it., i ct.it.9ii..1* CnniSfl 61w/tt?l.. i..aft..t.i.nti... T' ' , ff\ S"? v liolo Mvirlu. < uix< . I" * *5si 1 i- , tiii-jii *. "!. > ioj)foductive organs. I pen ili-!r ici il .1 ) ., tiic I'cmaln nKP'nxtni.ttm tliP . j>|nsii< f [f OF MFNSTHl *. 1. ' '? Vnrl.niij ('ogr^sofpalw. Mwt J i ''? (irnriei over (h* va?uii> .hi . w.xmn. 1 *jk <*TP' , unil.irfihiiiU'nl. JrmiMltt.v i f i HMftB- " IS \ S'fci. * *V' 4u0il ovdcuatRnl; Wppnjrnnivc t<, wximl I v'Hisiji'i'rii'M of t!m |fCner?M*"e ?>i cm . (* - 11 SO find ollfhi li. II,, oVjtflM. ? Tt IE .V." H-'Wi?liailifHII > w i I I > ?MI I ' t I < !! WMimi ir n IsKfi'TEi f j; - ( E)r. ,1. Walker's California Vin? ., ocar Millers nro a purely Vc^rtablo t prepare!ion, made chielly from the native herbs found oil tho lower ranges of \ tie Siena Nevada mountains of California, tho medicinal properties of whieh are exfract: (1 therefrom without tho use of Alcohol. Tho question is almost ilaih asked, ''What is the cause of the i;nj.alabeled success of Yixjuiak BitTi':i;.s?" Our answer is. that they remove ll ' c;iijso of disease, and tho patient recovers his health. They aro the great , Mood purifier and a life-giving p; iiieiplc, a pet feet Renovator and invisol ator of the system. Never before in the li'istory of flic world has a ntcdieinn been ' compounded jjossnssiajf the remarkable (j . do id/* fif ViNKOAii Bittkhh hi (MuOinjr tho kn.k of every dhejv-'o man >.-> heir to. They are a gentle I'ar/rative as well as a Tonic, relieving Congestion or I: ilannnat ion of the i.iver ami Visceral 0renins in Lplioua In.sefvsos Tho proper!ins of Pit. Wai.kkii's Yinko m: Hit"i nts are Aperient. P'. phoretic, Canninalive. Nutritious. Laxative. Diuretic. bed..: vi- I'oinduMnituut Sudorific, Altera. s ami A111i- bilious. II. It. MoDONAIiT* A CO., 1 >nip ist.* ft ixl C oil. A u't^. Smi Frntioirou, California, ..ml oi-.v ol Wanility ton a;ill Ouirlton Sts., \. V. Sold l?y oil ists and l)< tilri i, ise A Bi\? lil.D LONDON DCCK OEM. 1 .penally designed for the i:m* ol the Mii'ical /V./i aMl flip Family, possessing those iitt i /n ic medicinal propertied which belong t<? an ()hl and I'ure (Jin, ln?M>-pn usable to females. flood for Khhici/ < <>h)p/ain fs. A delicious Tonic. Tot lip in (iapes eo ni ail ling one. dozen bottles each, and sold by all druggists grocers, Are. A. M. 1'inin* ger tV < Vi., established 1 IIS. No. lo lleaver Street, New York, 'I >r. Livingston, the Celebrated African Exploer, is dead; I'?uL lliat. is no reason why both W hite :uul lJbok should not plant their gardens and lields with the best, of Seed s, / Jiavt just received a &*ipcrion lot of the fbl-loining seals J'nym (he best 7/otfses in the l r. <S'M Karly York Cahbago Cargo 14 4v Extra Col laid Imperial Sugar Meet. Karly p* I ;t t* Duteh Turnip Early. Snow Mall 4" Strap J.eaf Med-top u SEED POTATOES. Karly Hose. 44 Goodrich, 41 Pink Eye; the above varieties arc the host now planted. SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT. 1/ CJ; i - ?-! 1 IIU* OIIVlll-SKlll V'lllOllS, A|>]>l0S, Oranges, IjCHiods, ?te., not t'orgoiting, Bacon, Pork, Corn, Flour, Molasses etc. A NEW SUrPL Y or put aooi ).s, OF EvKKY VAINKTY AM) Ql'Al.ITY. Feb 3d-lf. M . 1?, BEATY. Our jYcv< u ty J uye Illustrated I Cut<t loc/ue of Doors, Sashes, FJHntfs I, Siair Raiis, * Newel j, Fancy Ciass. &Ct Mailed to any one interested in building on receipt of stamp. H 12 O ft 83 & T;IB O 13 * 12, J5-1 and L'?>0 ('anal street Xcw Yoik. A/ T ( FLOItAL (i HIDE For i 874. 200 PAGES; 500 i:\GPAVINGS, and noLOI.'EI) PLATE. Published Quarterly, it 25 (.' lits a Year. First No, for 1874 just sauod. A German edition at same prieo. Address, JAMES Y1CK, ltochoster, X. V. Doc. 2d,?tt. W uklios! W atehes! W aldies! y respectfully announce to tlio Public, gene > I. rally, that J have commenced business in j J [ omvayboro in tbo line of repairing Watches, | , fMocks, Jewelry &c.; all work wnrautrd, at j * ow prices. Public patronap scgtfully so- i ' icited. Sigp of the hip'* j , |J , ..T,V vs< T\</Tit ba .l^AKy ? f .Tan, ^ ov j/it.g|?l?.cd I.idler, * n\ TrLl; For parjrfcu?a?a, undress I lb %V. 3WOK?JA Xinnui ! no.:. t.J Aock P>ox W>8> < uiinhe noftftY W REKTjY I Professional & Business Cards c v. i?. .10 un.son. .1. m. .khinson | < . p. qt atti.ruap m. JOHNSONS5QUATTLEBAUIVf, s VTTOKWKYS ami COUNSKI.OIJS AT LAW. Conwayboro, 8. C. Law i'jiiMi* j i O M.I.KHS, III DSON ^ KKl.LKY, Attorneys & Counsellors at Law Will pructicQ in all 11m eouita of IIoitv roi 1 her State or ! ""?s?I. ' [O" One oi l lip fit 111 will t>o in pttnmlnnco I it every torm of the court, ami VMVII uiiirj line1* us business may require. OHi<r>. Marlon, S, C\ ( ?V. W.SKIiLKISS, .1. II. HUDSON. 1 .INO, A. KEM.EV. Oct. 21, 18711, jos t. wa 1.811, 'i Attorney at Law and J SOLICITOK IN KQUITY, IV ill praeliec in Die court* of Wanon, Horry | ;ui'l (icoi'gclowu. (at ('t?N W AYJU1 H( >, S. '.J. N'ov 13, lS7o-tf. ry\ r, c;ii.].K,srir., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Will pi ve luoinnf attention to all business entrust?:?1 u> his caie. CONWA YHOUO, S, t, June, 25, 18~1. P. O. lloxDKNl, F. A. linaJINS A. G. HIGGINS & SON, Commission jVI kkoiiants, as SOI;!'!! STKHKt, *Vmv i mp, Hiloral ^\dvanccs inodc on Hills of Titilinr/ i'f t'ofton, Aavctl Stores, owl Groin. Out. 14, 18T:i. -t f ri Mil,Alt vV 11AKT, ; Commission Merchants, U,2 PKONT RTHEKT, NKW YOltR. Liberal advances inario 011 consignments of Naval Stores, ('niton, ?!fco. lUulcrs receive Prompt Attention, I noxeepilouablo n 'liuenees given North ami Smith, .1 IK. Tot.a it J. H. IIakt. of N. C\ y of S. C FT. it J. G.l^osUt "Co. Bfti'ifilCft'S IBB C4B-B4 *V IB F14 I, and Manulaetuiers ot Koady liaising Flour | ? & ^$1 fr'i-aiit Sin vi, jVonv York. 1 *a vt it'll 1 j\ v at .tout ion paid 1o tilling orders for the Southern Market? , May 20 ls7.'3?ly. s ?. ]^j{ A si^r? ConiiHisKion %V Sliigtgusig 1 lYXrvrhaiM. DF.AT.TCU IN CHAIN, HAY, PROVISIONS. FLOUR AND, SPIRIT OAh'RKI.S, 4/ I 1 I. 4, E 'I 4) W I*, *43 t Orders Pronlptly.filled Free of Couunsalon Feb 18 ?ly riMIOS. L. HA1UH5LSON, Comjnission Merchant, Shipping and Forwarding Agent, HULL CllKT.X, s. <J. .Special attention given to Hie buying and selling of Ton Timukk, and other produeo. Pfs't'omforfahlc Houses. Lots awl Stables, for trams, will be furnished to transient Timber meii, without L'harye, who entrust their business to me. T r. WILLIAMS, ') TKAI.KKIt >N (; kntnt a i, m l;u< iia ntdize, MANUFACTIJltOU OF NAVAL STORES COMMISSION MERCHANT. and FORWARDING AGENT. (T/* Special attention given to tho buying and selling of Ton Timber. bVLL CHEEK, 8, C. ( The Orphans' Friend, A TAPER FOR THE FAMILY CIROL V UliL IS 11 EL) K YE 11 Y SA TUH /> A Y BVTHE < CAROLINA ORPHAN IIOME. One year, in advance, $2, 00 Six months, in advance, 1 00 To all Ministers, One Dollar per Annum. /.>,*#*? ..-r ,i .1 ~ ~ t '' < ID .J/ /mci-/e? iWUtifJHUUlC. A Tifi the profits of this paper arc used Y \- in supporting <h stiluto orphans. Wo ^ want every one w ]a> reads this to subsetibc. Address K.C. OMVEIt, Sup'l Carolina Orphan Home, ? SPARTAN BURG, S. C. \s, 10th, 1874. 1 The IVcw 10Bastic Tnixs, x An lm|>oi tant invention. Jt retains the rapt ire at all times, ami tinder lite hardest exercintuir inder strain. It is worn with com ort, a? I"'*, on niirlit and day. eliecu a per nontuff ... it>-. jti?v weeks. cv-' ' ap ami ?! en i a esteil.o'V yA*?hen ']''a 1'111' ' " I1K l"1"17,45010- ' til onr In one of the roll. " * land, the art of tuli-gvApMnR i? ts ; I uh ' to the childrcn with muoli *uccci vews: march 24. rovornmcnt of the State of South Caro-1 lina. (j'ovornor?Franklin .1, .Ji-r?? .! to Di \ o lol l wo years ftoni October, 1*7'2. Lieutenant Governor?Richard !1 Gluuvo I Secretary of State*--Jlenry l'J. llayno. Tieasurer?Francis I.. C'ardozo. Comptroller General -Solomon L. Hoge, Ajntam and Jnspectoi ^General? Henry W \irv is, I Attorney General?Samuel W. Melton. Su|?orintendont ol Fducaiion?4- K, .liilson upei 1111<-11<i? 11L dI 1'onitentiai y? C. J. SLo brand. ISnpeiI ntondent of Lunatic Asylum--l)r..I ?. Knsor. Private Secretary to Coventor, and Actio ' ..\>in missioned of Agricul lure? IL II." j yrou. r-F.GlSt.ATI UK The legislature meets annually, on the Stli Puseday i? November. President pro /cut of the Sonata?lion S ?S\v uilti ( lerk?.T. .Woodruff, ~f'hat lesion, Speaker of the House' of Representatives? Samuel .1 f.ec, ol Aiken Clerk?A. (). Jones, Charleston SrritFMj. Cor nr. Sot i n Ca iioi.ina Cliief Justice?F, J, Mngeg, Sumter, . Associate Justice?A. J. \\ illanl, Columlnn. ! Associate Justice?,J, J, Wright, Summer rille. Clerk?A. M, Boo/.cr, Lexington, Hepoil?J. S. (L Richardson, Sumter, Cine rit Cot:nrs. First Circuit?The counties of Cliavleslon and ' bangeburg. .Second Circuit?The ' conn!ies of Aiken I'arnwoll, Collection and Beaufort, Tliiid < ircuit?Th? counties of Sonde (larciuh n Williamsburg and Georgetown. Fourtli ( ircuit -The counties of Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington Marion and Horn Fifth Circuit?The counties of Kershaw Richland, Ldgifiold and Lexington, Sixth. Circuit?The counties of Chester Lancaster, York ami JTtth"field. Seventh Circuit?The counties of Xowbory inron'CjSpaiTenlmrgan 1 LJniou. Kiphth (Jircnit? -The count if* of (.Iroenvill Viiilci'son, Oenoe, 1 icknnns ami Ahbarvltlo. Cit'cnr .Ii:i?(u:s. First?11. F. Crahatu, Charleston, Second? John J. Maher, IllaekviHo ThinU?.Mm T. (been. Sumter, Fourth?('. F. Tow nsond, HonuoUville. Fifth?11. II, Maekcy, Chester. Seventh?Montgomery Moses, Newberry, l itihlh Circuit?Thompson 11. Cook, Soi.lClTOltS. First Circuit ? C. \V. Hut a, Charleston. Second Circuit? 1'. H. Within, Hcaufort. Third Circuit?NatnuM T, Atkinson, Geor etow I). Fourth circuit?-1). P. Met "oil. Honurttsvillc. Filth Circuit?d. H. Hunkel. Columbia. Sixth Circuit?IV. II. Brawh y, Chester. Seventh Circuit? \V. M. Fleming, Spartanmrg. Kighlh Circuit--Ahsoloin Blythe, Groen- itle. Directory Of Horry County. Judge of rrohatc?Isaac Cannon. ShcrilV-?Ahijah 11. SkipperClerk ol Court?J. W. SessionsAuditor?K, (!. Sessions, Treasurer?J, II. Deraluun. Coroner?-O. \V. Oliver. School Conuniasloner? Daniel Cowls. County (loinmissioncrs?Charles <Irainger. .Joseph W. ilolliduy, IVtet^ Vaught,?J. II rsorman, i terse. TBI AE JUSTICES. Biuk's Township ?Comelius B Sarvis. Conwaybor Township?Tom F. Gillespie, 1 >og BUill" Township?W. E. P. Cooper. Soeaslco Township-- Thouimas W. McCor in'io, LllMo. Blvor Township?W. A. Bessant. ('.icon SeftjTownship?- Alva Knzor. GalivanPs I'orry Township?IS. 1'. Pitman Floyd's Township?Avery Floyd, Simpson's Creek Township?T. L. Hardee I,AW YEBS IX COXWAYBOHO. Walsh & Eesnesno, Thomas F, Gillespie, Mou/.on Price, MEBCJI ANTS? CON WAYBOBO, S. C. Burroughs & Collins, 15. G. Collins & Co., I. T. Lewis, Mint/A Mond, Allen, Baker & Co., JohnJA- Mayo, John Sanders, Homer U Burroughs, M. B. Beaty, Johnson & Grant, Joseph Todd, A. W. Ilardee ?C* Co. Druggist?Evan Norton, M. 1). Physicians?James II. Norman, Evan Nor>n, John II. Grant, James K. Grant. Jloiols--Nonnan Ilonse, Mrs. Jane Nor liftn,.Proprietress. Traveler's Best?William I', Mel-on, Proprietor, Post Master?H. T. Jollio. MKKCll ANT8?LITTER P.IVSK," P. C. Thomas C. Dunn, Elislia C. Davis, Thomas A'. Gore. I W. Vomnti i - - , - ^ - f V. U , Y VI veil. MERCHANTS. Bull Creek?Jesse 1*. Williams, lleaty & Jnrvis, Brufon & Anderson, S. Ilenecy. BiicksviUo, S. C.?W. L. Buck & Co., 11. L 3uck. Socastoe?C. Oill?ort Green Sea?J. 11 Dcrliam, Grainger & Spirey. Bound Swamp?I). M, Boaves. Jllckman's?Holt & Ilaynes A Souls, Boyd t Prince. i Dogwood Neck?N.Adams, Cox &Branton V. 51. .J. Galhrailh. Gaiir/ Ca'Vvry?Joseph W. llolliday. is. a* ihixl Uoiic !>)' the kv- Kst , , 1871. "Fay as you Go," The farmer cannot succeed until lie I learns lo live on wlnil he makes after \ it is made, ami not on what he expects ! to make before it is made. Many years j Ago, an economical, thrifty farmer, j was asked by a large cotton planter, | why It was that, though lie was called a poor farmer and made much loss to the hand than many of his neighbors, he was prospering, while they, with :ill tl.i'ir I irnoil ?< no .in.) lw....... .? . V r. <? !<! H'-.* \ \ n Op?, wore constantly lulling into debt and becoming embarrassed. lie replied: "You begin J\t the wrong end, you buy your supplies at the beginning of the 1 year on credit; 1 buy mine at the end j for cash." This was the true secret of the difference. Mr. McDufllo, in an agricultural address, delivered thirty years ago in the hall of the (leneral Assembly at Columbia, introduced, in connection with this subject, the lau| guage o( that remarkable statesman, j Jolm Randolph, who in the midst of one of his brilliant rhapsodies in the I nited States Senate suddenly paused and exclaimed with the utmost tenlion of his squeaking voice, Mr. President! 1 have discovered the philosopher's stone! It consists in these four plain English monosylables: "i'ay as you g<>!"? llurdl C<iroIinictihj/tcwoh Ao m ^ Killing Grass and Buying Ilay. It is a little singular that a people engaged actively lor half the year in killing grass cannot grow grass enough to feed thir stock. The mistake has been in trying experiments, in futile eflorls to make foreign grasses whi}> out thonativos. If a little of the pains taken to grow cotton was used to make crab grass meadows or secure swamp grass, we could have an abundance of forage, Any piece of upland tlull will grow twelve or IllYeen bushels ot'eorn per acre ploughed up ami harrowed > 14 April,will yield more money value for the labor bestowed than in any other erop. Jlural (\()'oliuum, ?\I(ir<yh iVb. ^| THE EASTMAN .-/.Vjf./ Bi?Ki.\KKj<i roiii.Kiii; Is an Institution fur Kdueating YOUNG MEN for BUSINESS. | Only Actual Business College in the South Combining Tlie~j ory and Practice. 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""I I I gffwr* Wiikn n woman puts throe inaok* reel to soak over night in a <lish pan whose sides are ei^fliV. inches high, and ! leaves the pan on a si airway, *'?e has accomplished her mission ami should i/o hence, This was what a Division street woman did the other night. Filled the pan at the pump, ainf then i left it standing on the steps to the stoop, while she went into the next j house to see how many buttons would i he required to go down the front ol a 1 redmgote, And a mighty important affair that was to be sure. And there was her hush,and tearing through iho j house in search o! u handkerchief, and | not hading it, of course. And then 1 hel'uished to go into the yard, wondering I lll?l - ' ' 1 I < < VII v I liuiUiHI UUIIIO 1)1'^ ; and started down the steps without seeing the pan, or ever dreaming that anv one coulu bo so idiotic ;vs to leave it there. Of course he stepped on it; or, at least, that is the supposition, an the neighbors who were brought out by the crash th?\t followed, saw o horriijed man, and a high dish-pan, and three very demoralised mackerel shoot* ing acoss the garden, ami smashing down the shrubbery. And lie was a nice sight, was that unhappy man, when they got him on his feet. There wasn't a dry thread on him, and his hair was full of bits of mackerel, and one of his shoulder was out of joint, and his coat was split the whole length of his back, and he appeared out of bis bead. 1 le was carried in tho house by Homo ol the men, and laid on a bed, while others went after a doctor and sixteen women assembled in the front room, and talked in whispers about the inscrutable ways of Providence, and what a warning this was to people i who never lucked where they were going. (letting married is more or less of a trouble under the most favorable circumstances, but when one has the mis* fortune to bj ? Koyal Highness it becomes doubly annoying. At the lato Anglo-Russian wedding the marriage of the sailor Prince bad to be entered in the register ol the Chapel Koyal ot Windsor, and of course, the countrywould go to pieces if that precious register, recording the weddings of all the Knglish Queens were to be taken to a foreign land. Accordingly Dean Stanley was presided with a single leaf whereon to enter tho marriage, which will be bound up in the register when it gets back from Kussia. In order to go properly through the ceremony tho I ? 11 * * * j /' Mil v. as HKewiue obliged to carry with him the hluo velvet-covered prayer hook used at the coronation ol William 1\ ami another prayer hook which lia.H been used at all tlio royak Ktiglish marriages since that of Georgo 111., except that ol Victoria. A pretty mailtlepieoe ornament may he obtained hy suspending an acorn, hy a piece ol threat! tie<l around it, within hall ait iuoii of the surface ok some water conlained in a vase, tune bier, or saucer, and allowing it u> remain undisturbed lor several weeks. It will soon hurst open, and small roots will seek, the water; a straight an tapering stem, with beautiful glossy* green leaves will shoot upward and present a very pleasing appearance. Chestnut trees may he grown in tluy same manner, hut their leases are not so beauiilul as those of the oak. Tho water should lie changed once a a month, taking care to supply water of the same wanuth; bits ot charcoal added to it will prevent the water Iroin souring, ll the little leave* turn yellow, put one drop of ammonia into tho utcncil which holds the. water, and they will renew their luxuriance. Another nrol.t.v nviMmm.t : - ? 1 _ - |.. wvj v/111iv111\.'111< mdiiu i)y wotting a sponge dnd sprinkling it with canary, hemp grass, ami other seeds. The sponge should be refreshed with water daily so as to keep it moist. In a tew days the seeds will germinate, and the sponge will soon be covered with a mass ot green tolliagc. A young man who was married it) Detroit six months ago has joined in the discussion of the (question of family economy, hut his little contribution is. far from satisfactory. "I do not," bo says, "understand how it is. 1 used to figure it out, as I sat with my arm round her waist on Sunday night, and ill it would then cost to live would bo ?2. 75 a week, and now 1 sp.md and am hungry halt the time." Br ate I The hymn, ;V {<l want to be an angel," lias been sung for the last twenty ye* in Kurope, Kngland, as well as Amei ca. 1 received a letter from the atl thor's sister in Newark, saying that * was written by Mrs. Sydney B. Gill^ in Philadelphia. She was teacher ot ^ an infant class in Dr.Joel Parker1* churh there. She had been teaching a lesson on angels, one of the children said, "I want to bo an angel j" in a lew" days thai child died ; and under the strong impression of the circumstances, the teacher wrote ihe hymn for th?* Sunday-school to sing, and it has. struck a chord in every child's heart since 185 4. The other day, in Western New York, a would-be fashionable lady called at a neighbor's in what she thought would be supper time. "Coins in," said the neighbor, 44we are having tableaux." "I'm so glad," Raid the visitor; %41 thought 1 smelt 'em, and I like them better than anything lor supper." A hatter in Torre Haute, Wis., has a bundle of old unpaid bills hung up in his Store labelled, 4k'lho reason 1 dou't give credit." i ff

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Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, March 24, 1874, Image 4