Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, April 07, 1874, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text} Boo'; for Fvvy V.'ciiut! ::: Ar-O'i /WO IV! AN, t ... f Her Thirty Tears' Piig; t.n ig'\ By W. W. ILISS, M.*)., Now Y - It. I' ' " 0 .The design mid scope of U:K \.iln. w . rti i\ t?o f inulcmtovti fivun the title. fit > u- : u > ? U> j>r. uliioe a volume wiik li tui> com 1 t.>. n . ; van Lagoons find not nnicoeptulde t.> \. . . \ n . 1 i.< . tier as regard* her organisation uu.l t)io.-o 1.. - . a 1?late its functions, and of the gieHt put . and the causes that defeat to in, to 1 n,.? o .n .? > in iiuuu4ivi,? I OW.IOCHN Wiinni "1 ' 11 ' J of those who nro mothers, not only <>t i * nations, and who b.v their m>-n.u'.i tit ' Ugot t tton. by their physical an 1 in " ;l , i' 'Ion. iiansonl highly-developed physical, lirn'il, ml to their offspring; or, li weaken i an i ie. cesses or disoaso, tholr soul-an.1 wd> ' fto nit unoffending progeny; -anlt?th. > i > over the diseases peculiar t > her s.-\ t': tours, results, and the true utdU .utous < ! uei. a .u. Jr. Woman needs (in lnsti uiTor. I In:tliem ; seek* to show what o.xp . ier> .4 woman tho benefit of that ( \ i?o ten ?: Ph. llt.iss, tho liuthoi "f i'?. the University of l'cjunylvnn'.a. l"o ... 11. r!j-> i 1*11 ? has (or many ye aw n i i ^ f- i ?1 n i 1 . . I i limntr, | diseases in general a 8p?< n? I i- in i n ry ({UallQoil for writing a t?i? >k of Hi ' K 11 t o ti , eml reader, Tho task though i- i . a! ; . u , fbr to be of sorrlcc, to henon., ? ? want of dtngei, Iruih must be spoken, but with a *! ! v i i li rect choice of words, and a vo'.l I in inn o <>f -?l a that will wend its way to tho tindoist . .!. wit mat wounding sensibility, or causing a hi i- 1to mantle tl.e ' eek of I the most fastidious. Tho vie. m r< li-.i led, h . \or, how almost Impossible 1* is to tro 11 th i ath tl at the author sot out upon, :snd s: d an t \ laic ?! < utvciitlonal.fornts cf lat)gtia^o to which ,vn ?lcs- i. ob;?a nro mostly accttsiomed, an I, w V:h in d r f -a ah. u adtuonlslna^, thatlf thobook boi.ilii i up with t?? or:i ration of finding j;o\l !ng bid a rehash <>r tb.?s. t j,/ v in liters that have liGf.n thousands of times bct'o-.o m. ten upon, they will as they proceed tin I th- h mistake. Tb leader must then bo jirepa'cd to hen in ta\ sin ti t ,il ; a id if they should nppcar rather the offspring <>| i ; at I Imagination, than just and s i n ifle i on> lusi ni be or she m ll at libel I y to rat ? tiiunn.eoi 5 n ; 1 . |; .. 1 IS Ills own manner of thinking, an 1 -/.He author has A... ft is bolloved, howovor, that h Ur* lio ,k lie read in e n and in the runrv.it 81'IUIT, liy th <st at ntiv i it who, like tho author, have deliberated ue..n human h .p; ,.i s mnl tbo causes that oppose it; b> ;h rvh i have t mil rn-et(aln tho tvue sources i t unman', i p,i >l'atlrniiite.,, and who have even bee;, dih on;: v ' smelt a ate her suffcrlnge, many vainabl lessens, to ay the !> tsl, may | be drawn from Its counsel uj? i suh.tr t Intimately connected wltfo the health, happlne s, an I weU-belag of tiro female portion of out raee. The tiook is trot hitende ! foi youth, tut* Hi ?e > f nraturer I years; more especially the muni I, pa -its, and those Itav. j lug the direction of youthful Incxpeiletter. Ki>aco will not permit not- is it in-ops'-rsry to present tr lung list of '? . 1 ? .it)\ 1 A LS; a few will 1 mlleat" l*u' tmi' il f':t\<tr ultli which the work is reeeivcil. M v\m i, ni, May I J. IriVO. T have pcrn?cd Ur. Plls-i's w ik. " \t <uiiiiit, and lierThlrtj V travf' PllKrlnnttre," . a interest. I bollovc it a book of m eat v dm-t ? i a - i ,,.i , , ,V:n Uesigtu'd, stud hope, tt i\ tit in t . i: . . , ;ll-,tlatiou which ltr merits so well desot\e. AI. 8. OAUrr.NTllU. M.H., IVUow M =. at t k..^ Ih>- ion, >1 c IfTJO. I 1 have examtw 1 Mm b,. v. \s\ I liUsa, M.D., of NVw Y<nU. ami to iu\ iud nifitt ? - a\i,r, I valuable work, and ealeiilsi.d to" ? einl, i s . tally I among women, w here 111 health 'a quite loo prctalcnl at I present. It >8 iddlnsopldraUy, srletiti tic ally, an.dor. i. ily.physl- I ologlinlly aud pathologically com ct in Its dcsciiptjoiis of I tho organs of tlio body, cnu-es of fl'inale disea-rs ami their I cure; or, what Is nuich belli r , thci}>> '> < ntion ; and the I quotations (soinewhnt numerous) are fioin standard idt- I ?rs, ciuliiow.ur tho lucdlcal piatcs'i' n. WU. M.CUltSKM., M.Ih. LL.D. The volume entitled "IVoniHo, nnn bor Thirty years' Plltfrliimuo," by \\ . w. lliiss, and do J signed especially bu married women, is said by medical I men to la; of great value fot the lnb i ntuilui 1 tirputi . baton Journal. "Womatii anil hrr Thirty Years' I'iltjrbu- I ftgt'," Is the title ol a hook .mat ImoWlt nib.- market I wnb tbu Uiolto, " Jloni roil uui null y /trust." Ii Is a i.ir I itlilcr, and better attempt than Its pi.dcr. -.is to ic tl I popularly and yet decently nnd with lioncM ,?. t. <,f I no of the most delicate of 8tibicci8 , ... it inc. . . ami I purely scientific qualities of I tic book ntdic.iic a i mbil I and intelligent jiltjtsiclan to be the authoi. - .\wnu Iai.ii/ I Advertiser. " IVoittan. ttntl lierTliirty Years' l*il;jrinta^r<?," I by W.W. I'diss, M.D., New Y??rk. I tip-bo< >. is a m . .aluaide one upon a subject ol which nni\ t" little - mm rstood outside flic medical profession, aim would save a vast I amount of the si'tlenng which Imiow > aa-a-d to i iorancb I Of the most vital law 8 ol Itealtp, il H w-,c m the ban.is of I ivcry wontnit. 'I'lie vebinio Is llie. woi v i qiani \i ait tc- I tnaio complaints his siieuiulty. Il throws It lit upon tbo 1 diseases pocuilar to the sex, and su,,k< -is iin- p..q , n ine- I uies, and is in every way invaluable P n -in . ii'm .ir.J 1 Consultation. ? llotlo.t j'vtt. " Woman, and her Thiity Ycur.' I ,ip;rim- I 'this work, hi a New York pin -a i in 1 c\ .cri- I cin e, and note, treats a delteab ami iinp<>. ..mi -..inject I with perhaps as much debutev ;k the nnime . :!)< ease I willadnnt, end It cMp.i'nly initiVs out tiutbsth.it cveiy w?>- I man. andt . pt i illy every mother should .know, nitimateJv I connected ns the.y nre with hei own h alfb an it: mi' her I Olbprlnifi 'J'beie can lc Qoil?ul>t? that . mail jliap of I the dlsoa^e and suilmlng entailed upon 1 otli. a> lYniA I Causes thai might la* avoided, If women i tlh unde stood I the!i own conHtltullon and the Htws of health, which cnu* I nut bo vloluluct with impuittlv?jh ./ -j/iilJ Oml,/ Orion. I " Woman, and her Thirty Yctifs' ''" I??i*i- I riffe," by Vi' . \V. bibs, Mli v : mo : .it; eat ii| . io I peculiar nature, m." need*. nnd cohort >i woman, 1 ft- , which lias tin cfumnciid.at ion >>) u >pc table plivsninus I V'its thi'iupeutie talue, and w bleb sut'itia lo - .t moid I point of i low, unexceptionable and so t dmilntij lo le use- I ful. ? J tost oil L'oti(// n/uliitiuhst. The IkioU contaliuj 41'i pat:w, Vhtio 11, irai. \ i v a One I fleet Ciigruviug, and W subauuiltiilly Uoiui.t at tniu.ui. BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS. IMKUDl'CTOUY. Vndeiilable Increase of feinalo Im M ' ?. What is the | cause? 1. Undue uultlvntton < ! i i . ml p . . , ua I Ccniiiuuiits, and the , a-,ioi j. fhe lellnciuctii-x, Itiv.ti* I I tea, and cliuraetur of sts iul nit?-1?a-.n -- . a. i ' nn, i>ni|i?'r km mi, si ii * 1 ticnlt )>t\il >>u! -ill n?: ( m'M'Jv. 4. Tlio Utihipalloim of socicly, ilie i> 1 li? ? nl' t:e-hi n and the injurious modes of (In v.. 6 l.xelilng the imugui.ition by tlu- perusal of nrurii ul bod.", i v< -m -r.Ming |?iolures, statues, ?Vc. 'fhc until of ] * ; ' "I. ?// ?. /, and moral liuiunu, insulting Ul a r- ut digi'' in-ui cnor OH'I Ignorance Tin* object oftlds book i<> ? ini<>>f Upon diseases peculiiu i<> women, ti. n hhiii'im, *yiiiptoint, results, ami Indications oi treatment. '11 task a delicate and ditlleuli one. No iinpi.piicty in nilgai ling knowledge to ilioso who are in l-c tic moth- i.< <>i not ms. Hut wise to MtppVeis Inquiry In regard to d ii .. laws. Disease and lulseiy follow close upon ignorant e .tin iiiystery. The Work siibinitted to Ihe candid c .sid"-'. o > f tvoiueu. " l'v fht pure, ull ihti.'js ni' pure-" fl, I'UliKItTV. the gioat crisis In woman's e:\islence. The mind expands, Ibclieai I awakens, and itic body onies dc vein pod. <'lisUli.ili amine lncnl - lose llielr nti' ictlon Her nus?i< n in lite. Will it be I'n IIII led Y 1 lie ion an important one. Determined by her physical vigor, i la- no it iujj?.riant of bet dlseasei those ol the tnonsti n il oi gans. J I. MhNSTIU ATH1N. What Is it ? The ovarian organs and Ih. '.r otlices. Duration of btatian Influence. In dlOon in < hunter Alhvted *In IcinpcraiiK lit. lliCiK in e of city tile and liiuoiing food. The country preferable, to the city. Si.n,. a - vatf -. true nature of the discharge. Itscause. iii het ..: tin u, i*. llie lory of Jacob and J.aban Hebrew laws, .s il dton and theories of the early pliysli logistic (Mulaiion. ricisiu bnd beautiful language of l'rolcs#oi Meigs. The 11; ms of III. INFLAMMATION OF J>1 |-:NSTKI VI. kt Acute and sub-acute fon.i.. ? 1. ni< ''iflannnnil n. I's causes. Opinions of various pm tltioneis. hxpoxuic m inechanlcal injury. I'hc (Jrnal.uu i esjcic IgiioreV.c in regard to ovamn inflatrimai ion Mnltipllelo ol opinions in regard to wmtianli chief iiflimity. K.liii.n , f il .j h.illopian to leu to (be womb. Wtinaijs sufl-iuns for thh v>i i.in. t o Men i11 ?i tii'iinii tli iii net- , ally iu1tntllo.il. Theli tnnoilini in it?c i \n .1 system. ' < Relation to pregnancy, liiflttwioi. ( > the i >niplcxl< n, 11>o Voice, unit the flxnni. < on nil the tlc\iloiunrnt of the hntin, Hint affect the Jpilthiu'.ht *1ciihIi tuition n.-| nil at Upon th? existence <1 theuvuilfs. Mil.tti. hols plctniv o| n female In wlilt h t)i? ?o orwcatiH h?so no rxl#U n< e. I loir disease seriously tiiV4>t?iiH tl?: whole *\ stein. ? a it-..? the development of llie reprotlnclt e nrpntm. I'pon tin n removal tit Iohh, the female approximates the ok .... Rem.irk.vhle case* recorded h> uii dli xl men. if/k;//im .ny oryaii* o/ IhC tta imI *v*tem. | M' 1 IV. fc?VMt'TOJSS OF OlS- . I 1< !j EASE. col tsrCAl. 8r*rTO?a. ? Vartona tlo?ree*of pain. Mori.hi In- Atl tine nee of disease I oxalic* inri Ihv wofnh un>l s.s'ioa. Piolapsua uteri; lis cause ami iteatmr nt. Irr1i-ihtln,? of . the Madder. Painful rvwi. atxont. Ko.puunr.nee. to xc'xmd L In etc'tjiiN'. Heneltlvenei"! of tf. reuet.ttlx'e organs. i>i? ^ j, twiMss.. u?at he;? than i.?? ?nu imta. .r. the eraiiM. , no (iratolul Thousands proclaim \ I N ed Alt Hittkks the most wonderful In vigouuit that ever sustained th" sinking 1 system. ^ No Person can fako those Differs according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not d Ftroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs waited beyond , repair. Ililious. IlriuiUoul and Inter- 1 mltioilt I' CVPI'S, Which arc so prcva- I lent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout the Cnitod States,especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Ifiissonri, Illinois, Tennessee, CumbcrnfojV, Arkansas, Ked, Colorado, Hrazos, Ku> Hisnttde, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, SavannahVPoanoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during tin; Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so (lin ing seasons of unusual heat and dryness, are 1 invai iably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influence upon these various organs, is essentially necessary. There 1. no cathartic for the purpose equal to int. J. Walker's ViNi UAit hi t rims, as they will speedily remove the darkcolored viscid niatter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, I and generally restoring the healthy functions of the, digestive organs. rortifylho body against disease by purifying all its lluidswilh Vixf.uak Hitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or indigestion, Headache, 1'ain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Kruetatious of the Stomach. Had Taste in the Mouth, bilious Attacks, Palpitatation of the Heart, Inflammation of the 4, Lungs, Pain in the. region of the Kid noys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. 1 One bottle will prove a bettor guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. Scrofula, or T\flip's Evil, White Swollings, Clears, Erysipelas, Swelled Neek, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent IllflainmntioM'3 \f ... , .... IV IIIIUI J\ Mixtions, ( till Soros, Eruptions of tho Skin, Soro Eyes, etc. In theso, as in all other constitutional Diseases, \\rAl.KKU\'J VlNKUAIt BlTTKUK have shown their great curative powers in the most obstinate anil intractable eases. For 1 nUainiuntory and Chronic Minimalif.ni. Gout, Bilious, Kemittent and Intermittent Kevors, IMseasosof 1110 lthw.al, Diver, Kidneys and llladder, those Bitters have, no equal. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood. * , Mechanical Diseases.?Persons en- , gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as \ Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold heaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, are subject to paralysis of lite Bowels. To guard against this, take a dose, of Walker's Yin.to a u B itt is it g occasionally. For Skill Diseases, Eruptions, Tot tor, Salt-Klieum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carlmuclcs, King-worms, Scald-head, Sore Byes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Diseolorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by the use of theso Bitters. Fin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the system of so many thousands, aro effectually destroyed and removed. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelminitios will free the system I nun worm like those. Bitters. For Female Com plaints, in young or old. married or single, at the dawn of womanhood. or the tmn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided mi infimwu./. ?... improvement is soon perceptible. Olomiso trim Vitiated Wood whmover you li-nd its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimplos, Eruptions, or Sores; cleansoftit when you find it obstructed ami sluggish in the veins; cleunso it when it is J foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep ' fJio blood pure, and the health of the system ' will follow. Jt. II. McDOX i\ f.I) it <(>., Dnii'i'ists mih! t'n'ii. Apts., S:in Francisco, < 'uliforniii, and cor. of NVnRluncton mm! *. knrlton Sis , N. y. < Sold l?y nil l)r?iggifcls iinil Drulorti. THE WEEKLY HERALD. 1 The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the World. m THE NEW YORK 11 Kit A f.I) is the leadit; paper?known to be such throughout the ivilized.worhl. I 11 you want the latest and most, accurate own from every section of the (ilobe, sub^ribe for the W&hkl Y It? 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I'i Y, Attorneys Si Counsellors at Law, \\ i i practice in all li e courts of Horry, (?-i her State or I'Milernl. Oik* ofliii! linn will Ik; in nttemlanci it every Icnii of tin- com I. ami such olhcr iuii's as business may require. (Mlice, Marion, N. C. iv w. skllkks, ,i. 11. nrnsoN .ISO. A. KKM.KY. Del. 21, IS?.!. "T OS. T. WALMI, Attrrncy at Law cur SOLH ITOlt I N IX>1 IT Y, Will practice in I lie court > of Manoii, llorrv aii(i I h'orue|ov\ 11. OlIiiK' at < '<iN W A Ii. . lo >, S. < Nov 13, C7" U. r J 1 i'. (.11 IJ'SI'I Ji, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Will !'ive prompt attention t'? all business villi liste ! lo bis care. CON W \ YI'.OIIO, S. < . June, 2.*>, 1S7 I. p. <c Po\,!iiMi, i". t. iik;<;cns fl. G. H1GGIN3 & SOt!, ( Commission YI kkciiants. us srVM-:iYi\ >Y/ar } oFf/\* l.'fni'ttl I illUliU'rS iiiillh OH /it//S' of /.if/ttt'/ of ('<>(ton1 fi/iH'tfiy tint/ t r/v//;/, Oct. 11, lftTn. K rj^OLAl. vV HALT, CJomniiscion Merchants, .:>> IKUNT bTKtl'.T, NKW Y (> It K. Liberal advances made on . mvi- nine,its of Naval Stores, Cotton. Ac. Orders receive Prompt Attention. I ne.$ eptionable rrfeien'.'S f^tven Nodi and .South. .1.(,!{. Tot.Alt J. 11 I I AI T. (ti > . (el ?s- ( | I. T. cV ,1. G. ImusI A* \ o. B$<l:i3i'rs iati S'Saur & .TS<*:ig, | 11id MiiHUlfU'tMrcrs id II" a<ly liaising Kl >ui ! A yJM I'Voufl NIvrMl, "> ' . , / A 7~ I I O! \ f ' 11 -prtj*CrO Cl l! C iSfrtlC. ^.; I ! reside!) 1 . < pressed &y m oathv ;?.. >i ' I US / people ,* ho v.'-.-re badlv go erned $L> o v'jr Uv,.';el. Ho added . . ,1 VO \ . .'hi .! I'.O prOCV.tHi I) i 1 m;| \Tax-payevH* ( onvoulion with no . interest, a portion of inv svm has been abstracted by l he pore.- CVCi f a speech delivered during its at ' DKAI.Kli IN CHAIN, HAY, PROVISIONS. 1 I.uli; AND, SPIRIT IIARRKIiS. i < t <. i 'I < \\ a . s<; Orders I'roniptlyyilled Free of ('ouunssioii Feb IS ? 1 y4 'jnllOS. L. 1 lAllliFLSON, Commission Merchant, shipping and Foiwarding Agent, MUIA. t'Ui:i;K, s o. pedal attention given to the buying and ellitig of Ton Timuku, and other produce. 0h7**('o)nl'url<il>lc limine.*. I.cl.s mul Shihlts, for hams, iriU be fnniinlK <1 Io Irmish nl l imter men, witliQul Uhu,vgc} who ailruat then Hl.vIlifHU Is* "?' ! 1/ m t;. J 1\ WILLIAMS, IMC A I.ICUIl l\ (1KN KI? AL M Kl?< II AN Dl/L, iiAM'i'Acrriioi; of naval ntok k> COMMLSSH >N MKRC.IANT. AND FOR WARDING AGENT. 1X7" (Special at tout ion given tu thcbu\in<> nil soiling of Ton imbor. 11VLL CHEEK, S. C. The Orphans' Friend, A I'AI'Li; FOi; Til K FAMILY C1UUL ' UJf I. IS 11 EI) E 1 'Ell Y S A T UK DAY BY T1IK CAROLINA ORPHAN IIOMP. 'no year, in advance, $2, (T> 1 ix months, in advance, 1 00 o all Ministers, One Dollar per Annum. Hates <\f A (tverstishif/ Reasonable, A LL the profits of this paper arc used in supporting destitute orphans. We . ant every one who reads tins to subscribe. Addrv&t U i\ OMY Kit, Sup't Carolina Drpban Homo, v SPARTAN BURO, S. C. lOtli, 18TL 1 'i'lie il'fw IOi:i*li<* Trti**. v kit 1 mpoi tnnt 11)v? 111ion. )i ft'lain* the 114,1 1 ni all times, iiiid 1111 (Iit llii? hardest i'xi>rn?i or l??r severest ttrain. It t? worn wnli com t, ami If kept on nitfht ami day, effects a per nnnt cure inn. few weeks. Sold cheap and ? I b> Mall whf n requested, circular* (ice, win n red l?y lette*- m-jii to tin* Idas tic Trio* < o , , (ff.t Hroailwa y, N. Y, City, No boil) iiiox Alt- J\ SprlnR Trusnn; top painful, tUcy slip oil too incntly. pril 2Jst ty, Q i NEWS: APRIL 7, -t mrni<m nmc uwm i >ni *pi?~ ? . .>??*** Grcvornmont of the Stato cf Sov.th Carolina. liflvtviior?Fi'tttiklhi J. Mosos, Jr.'-lpptc'l lo 8orv(! lErtwo \cais !:< in October lw7:?. Lieutenant Goveriior?I'Uhnril 11 Gleave Sim-.clary ol" Slate?-Henry K. ll;i>ne. Treasurer?Francis E. Ormlo/o. < 11.ptiolli:r General -><>! onion L. Ajut.Mil Allll lil-p<: dol ( ? ue 1 .ii? 111 : i, } V. Purvis. Attoinoj (lunera!* Samuel W. M Hon. S; j i hit undent el l'ahtculton - I. K. .1 illsoti j S* nj erintuiident cf l'l'uit'uitjary- ( . ' St?? hrainl. Snj i'ii ntondont of Lunatii A1 ylitin?l>r.J I'. Knsor. I'iivate Secretary lu (inventor, and Acting Coinini-jMoneri of Agriculture?Jl. II.^ Ily run. Lkoisi.ati i;h The LegMuimrc meets annually, on lh ith Tusoday i?> Xoy . inner. 1'iesiilenl /?/ <> Ir'/n of the .Set do?l??m S A. S\vails ' 'li'lk?.1. \Vumii'(iIk < !> ' * ' )ii. S|.cal:< " <'1 I !:<' Home' ol i.. a. .ditalives ? Si'.imu I .' I .ee, ol Aiken Clerk?A. <). .(onus, ( hnrleston Si I'lJKMM Cdl'liT, So I "III < 'A I jn I. IN A ( 'liioi .lustice?F. .1. Moses, Slimier. Assoeiate dusliee- - A. .). \\ ill aril, Columbia. Avuciate .lu ,;e"?,1. ,J. Wiiglit, Summer villi*. < h'lk ? A. M. l'ooy.or, Lexington, loyoii .J. S. ( liieLurh on, Sumter. ( n.el l l Co. K i s. l'ii t ('iri'uil--The i ciul'i ol ( l.ark st<>11 ml (h angolniri;. Second ( ir'Miil '1 lie 1 I'ounlios ol' Aiken Pan: well, Collection and Lcaut'orl. Thiid ( iroiiit?'1 lie counties ol' Simile ( laiendi n William slung and (leo;gelown. 1'oct;lt ('ircuit?M li" counties of Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington jMatioii and iloin r ill 11 (iireuit?Tin*, counties of Kershaw liiehlaml. Kdgt ticld and l.c\in.;lon. Sixth. ( ircuil?The. counties of * licstor ' am aster, Yoikand Fairfield. Se\ t'litli (.'ircuit The countDs of Newhery aurcn-|,Sp irtenhuiy ml Union. Kiel: I li Circuit ?The counties of < ?reon\ ill A mlcvson, (>cucc, i icUncns ami AhhervMlo. ( iim rs r .1 nxii s. First ?11. T. Crahatn, Charleston. Second .1.din .1, Malicr, lSlackvillo 'i'hii d?lohu T. < irc.cn. Sunitci. Fourth?C. I'. Townseml, llennctsville. ] *i 1111? K. 15. Mac'.ey, ('iicotcr. Seventl ? Mont- 'uuci \ Mom s. Newberry, highlit < ircuil?Thumpi on |1. t ook, Soi ii i roi.' j. First, Circuit?( . \V. i!uiz, < harlc-iton, Si?il Ciicuit?I'.I.. Wigein, llcaufoii. , Third (.'ircuit -Namu.d T. Atkinson. Ceorget o\\ n Fourth cir< uit ? 1). 1 >. V ('< ]|. l'ciiuct(s\illc. Fitlh ("ircuil?.1 II. l!uii!\'"l Columlia. !! 1 ?' J'1 < iu-uit A . ll. l'.r.ia it y, i 'hector. Upper tc1' ('Ml'ul1?V>. >1. Fleming, Spartan- j teasti^ ('iro.ult -Ahjtloiii lMythe, firccn? v.eircctoiy 01 Horry Cowily. V %J * 0". o .IihIl^c of Probate?Isaac Cannon. Shcrill ? Ahi.jah 11. Skipper.. ( le.kol (.'onrt?J. \Y. Sessions. . i Auditor 15. ( . Sessions. . Ticasuicr?.1. II. Dcraham. (' ?! oner?I) \V. ()livcr Sch? ol Commissioner?Daniel I.owis. Count > < ommissioners?Charles < .rainger. Joseph W. Jlolliday, I'etei^ Yaughl.?J. il ( Nuniiiui, Clerk. TBI AH JUSTICES. Buck's Township?Cornelius 11 Sarvis. 1 Conwayhor Township?Tom F. Gillespie. n Dm; hlull Township?W. 10. P. Cooper. I SocustQC Township- Thommas W. McCor mie. Little Fiver Township?W. A. llessant. Co eon Soa'jTownship-?Alva I0n~<>r. Galivanl's Ferry Township ?10. P. Pitman Floyd's Township?Avory Floyd. 1 Simpson's Crock Township?T. L. Hauler I. AW V10 HS IN CON WAY HOBO. Walsh iV r.osnesno, Thomas F. Gillespie, ( Mou/.on Price, Johnsons & Quattlobaiim. 1 M 10BC11 AN TM?CON WAYBOBO, S. C. Burroughs A* Collins, B. (i. Collins & Co., / I. T. Lewis, .Mint/. vV Moml, Allen, Baker A. Co., .John A. Mnvo, .John Sanders, Homer 11 * K J Burroughs, M. B. Beaty, .Johnson ?fe Grant, .Joseph Todd, \. W. Hardee <1* Co. Druggist?lOvan Norton, M. {). Physicians?.lames II. Norman, Kv.m Noron, John 11. Grant, James 10. Grant. Jlotols--Norman House, Mrs, Jane Nor man. Proprietress. Traveler's Best?William IAlelson, Proprietor. ? Post Master?B, T. Jollic. * m f.itcii a NTs?i.rm.K r.ivKit. s. c. Thomas C. Dunn, Klislta C. Davis, Thomas iV. Gore, J. W. Yeroen,J. Yorocn. 3MKIU2II ANTS. Hull Creek?.Jesse P. Williams, iJeaty A ?ar\ is, Hruton A Anderson, S. .1. Henecy. <'>' Bneksvjllo, .s>. C.?W. L. Buck Sc Co., J I. L hick. Soeastcc?C. Gilbert Green Sea?J. JI Deiliain, Grainger A 8niey. Bound Swamp -D. M. Boavcs. Iliekmau's?Jiolt & llaynes A Souls, Boyd I'l ilH'O. u , Dogwood Neck?N . Adams, Con Si Branti.n ,m] . II. Galhraith. (lalivnill's Ferry?Joseph W. llolliday. ouwjboro?F, (?, Burroughs Co, 187-1. Colviubus Superior Court.?lurocrtcut1 r; "Civil Suit. I \\ c lir.vc ilie partii-u!;i?>f an mi- i s | o? t:!ijt civil iutit; \vlii? || !j;u; Ik on in i , '.In* Courts lor about iouv years, in ? <>! v- ! ^ j11?jr property to the nriiount ot joino | j lilteen <>r twenty thousand dollars in ; j ti n town of i nnduMon, w iiich li*is j c just. been decided in Columbus Supcrior ('ourt, now in session. I he par* ; t it'll 1.0 is are as follows: I c; Heirs of Hardy limns deceased, e.s\ I ., Heirs of l'euhru !\in if, deceased. 11m case was removed from llobeson conn- ;1 1 v to (ol urn bus lor t rial, on at) issiu- i st-nl down Irotn tlio Supreme Count. j ] The aelion was brought. to eompcl , the defendants to leeouvey to the plaintills I wo lots in the towu ol l.utn is inhcrton that hud been convcyctl to ( ICt-111 ?<-11 Kinp; to secure lite payment of * no and -i>l,0lK>, the plain! tli's in is- j tmoth.'it tlie money lutd all lieen pain. The issue sal unit led to lite jury was , as follows: t * * 1 > i?I Hardy Haines pay Iteubcn t Kinu; any amounts ol money to be tip- K plied in satisfaction ol I he morl tpi^e j debt (?!H()U) and t he trust debt ( M ,' >!).*>). . or either ol thetn, and, it so, how . much." , I he jury found that I lardy Jinnies ' did pay Reuben Kmo llie sum ol ?yoi). which was in lull satisfaction of (he . inoitoao,. debt, .and lie sum , were in full ^ satisfaction ol these stuns respectively. , Co is. W . MeL. MeKoy titnl Nat. v Mel.can appeared for the plainlills, : and l-eiteli & Roland, Mel.can A: 'j Xorment, Cols. \V. 1 . French arid .. Robert Strange and Capt .John \Y. (1 l'illis lor defendants ? Wihnlnf/ion , Mar. ' j Tlio Oath of Jurors, ?j The verdict in the Kinqj murder ease in this city last week, is another fear- / lid eommenttiry on the jury trial sys- t letn. '1 he Jttrj/ is so called because t the nii'ii who compose it are sworn t pilots or sworn men; men under oath ci to do a certain duty. That, they may e ' li I | l-l i. ( . I : 1 .. 1 I ... I' ... uii IV ..1 III CUIIM Hdt'lKH'S, I ihoy :\re* simply to hear the facts it, cvi- a ili'iircniul rendof a verdict accordingly, t and they ha ve no responsibility lor tlie t sentence. M hat is tor the laws and v tlie conrl. 11 licic we have a jury of twelve in c ti'Ui^enl men, who hear the evidence, j and lioiu it tin y learn that, the pris- s oner, il not insane, was yniil y of nmr- o di r. "Them was no intermediate mound. 1 he cart loid them so. 1 hey were out twenty-lour hours, ami !< > dim una ok* to a Tee, ashed the com I e d lliey could, in ?*ood conscience, o . oinc down iroui a higher 'o a lower t leorec <?! iiinrdi r, ior the sake i t ! n luiecnieul. Tiicy were told they had | i leoa! rio'ht to do so, lint that noth- j a iii! in the evidence would justify it. ii in ten minutes alter these instructions si hey rendered a verdict ot murder in | ]i he second decree. s. The quest ion is, what is n jury, a r uror, a sworn man? What is an oath? ji vViiui protection has an individual or a.eiety, when the oath oi a man ceases o hind him to what he has sworn to to?? JY. ). CAsct ocv. The Pee Dee (luards, oi this county, v md the iHack Miujjjo (luards, ot \\ il- ? iamshurp County, have heen ineorpo- v a ted hy the Legislature. Now for it .,..il.i. imt.^Kns mill motion "l>ajouels!" y (1 toi'f/c'on'/i limes. " A lazy odilor in Ohio roads nil his I wohnngos in hod. He finds it the h lesios.L way to fill nj> his sheet, e A man ennnot Bee the joint of a joke v vvhon he m at the hut.. n raFEAsmli' sfrMw/M j; m*i.*? :** ti Is an Institution fm Ktluoatm^ f'OUisG MEN for BUSINESS. [; Inly Actual Business College n the South Combining The* c pry and Practice. vv ual is especially designed for those i\ho do- |f sire to engage in is Votive Siiocessli il 1 sine,ssfc 11 1>1 ' 'I ho best modo ofConHnprei.il Col I eg 'P Instruction ever ollered to.this or any other count ry The course of study comprises every variety ofBusiness and l'i nance ft onnetail to banking ot operations, by the great system of n) ictual Business Instruction. !? RooK-keeping "I in all its various methods, Business Forms, Terms and Usa- j.p ges, Business Writing, Cor- >?' respondence. Commercial Arith- . me tie. Commercial haw; Partnership 1111 Settlements, Detecting Counterfeit Mon- ten , Business Biography thorouirhlv tannrin w - e>"v lie AT THB W 1 A HTMAN al: Atlanta Business College, isi GOKNKK PKAC1ITHKH& LINK NTS. on I V L .1 N T Ay G B O R a I A. Ai I'm: totai. i:\ri.Nsics r<>i: \ full COVONk i.i, NO i'EXCkko $130. For Collogo Jour- , t iiiul ^neoinuMis of rennwinshin, ailUross , , dol S^cfivilcriV cm Dec. 20,?Jy. 13ox 530, Atlanta, Ga. , > w %\ ?.^ ram**-? raini^raw iii/iih wraw " ?ho Work cf the Five Llonih's Session. In tin* live months oeeupie?l )>v tho ;I ami ivyjlar -ess ion* jn>t closed, 1st't rem*! si AsM-mhly cimiberetl the tatule books ol l he State with two 11111?1 r?* 1 and sevent v-one acts and oint resolutions. Of this number ivertwo i11111< 1 ml are either private .cte or charter!*; the majority of tiie alter In 'him charters to (ross-road smntry churches, or social military iml lileraty (thib>. l'lie only inn'.teiK >i importance to the Statu at large ,10 embraced in about ljllecu laws, 1111 the largei part <?l even this legtsat ion could liavu b? en left undone vilhout dutriiiiuiit. to the people. The really muritorions work of the >e>sion may be briefly summed up. It onsists in the passage of six laws, i'hese are: '1 he act to reduce all the aws relating to theassessmcul and taxit ion of property into one act, and to intend the same, the most impor? , mt teat tire ol which is a sect ion avaling b art's i equally/.li >n in eac'g Jouuty, to he appointed by the circuit udges, lioia the taxpayers, who are nade the arbitrators ol all appeals tor v din ing ol asse^iin nts. '1 he act to epeal the Blue Bulge script law. riie act to piovide for the redemption >1 lorlei.cd lands. The joint resold* ion providing for a reassessment ol In- real property ol t he Stale. T\yojoint esolut ions proposing amendments o the Constitution of the State, one o limit the term of the ollices of the aunpti oiler-general, secretary of Stale, date treasurer, attorney-general, adulant and inspector general and super? ntendont ol education to two years, mil the other to insert a clause in the omlit ution prohibiting the increase >1 the debt ol counties, cities and owns. These joint resolutions will >e voted on by the people at the next r<> < 11 I : ... ,,u vnA-mm.?>\oos ami ('mirier. "The (Ireat ^oulh," papers in Scribu-r's Jftjiii/ili/j arc attracting much atculion every wlicrc. The people of lie South have reason to be grateful o Mr. King, their author, for his canlid and truthful exhibition of their ondilion and affairs, as well as o! the nagnilieont resources of their countrv, i.d to Messrs. Scribner it Co., fur heir elegant presentation of the sir-, ioles. i he illustrations alone .are rortli :i year's subscription to tho uagazino. 1 he enterprise should rccivc cordial recognilion here. The lajiers sire doing us good, and wo huithl show that we are not unmindful I it. A CeMiKMssM \ i.i-.'rrkit.? Tho >1!<?\\ i;i?r j.; reputed to he an ? xaeli opy of sin endorsement of a nicniher t t on gross on an account. presented n one of the departments lor pay ient: 1 hen.by eurtyf'y '.hat 1 am persunly acquainted with the eireu mst atiees i this case and sun sadistid that the. ervices wcr rendered and mony o.\t iided as stated within ami 1 ant adisticd that the claim is Just and ight and I respectfully recomciul 1 ho ay inctit. * Member of f ongress. An inebriate, some little time bacUx ot. into a ear in lloston, and became cry troublesome and annoying to tlior passengers, so much so that it /as proposed to eject him; but a enial and kind hearted reverend oolor, who was also a passenger, iterposed for him, and soothed him ito good behavior lor the remainder of he journey. llofore leaving however, e scowled upon tho occupants of tho ar, and uttered some words of ontenipt, 1 iu 1 shook hands warmly l ith the doctor, and said, "Good-day^ ly IViond; I sue you know what it is. 0 1)0 drunk." The Cincinnati Knquirer observes: The ladies, God bless tliein, were raying yesterday in the rotunda of lie State capital. We are not certain liat there is another spot in the Stato 1 Ohio where the women can really e justified in praying men out of icir business. Let them stick to the gislature." Self-denial is a oordinal virtue of tlx* hristian. The number of Christians ho deny themselves the pleasure of Ltending the weekly prayer meetings ^ , indeed, unworthy of imitation* There is an end of the controversy lat has been going on in regard to the ronuueiation of cither and neither, wo men disputing about the pronunei-<#|- *t a ion of the dipthong in this case, ouo % tying \i was ec-ther and nce-t/ier, t'j * : . u? --- i ..v., i-111ci uiki m-u>er?agreed t > fcr the mailer to the lirsi person they et, who happened to be an Irishman, id who confounded both by declaring, t's nnyther, for its ayther." Just before Senator Sumner's death, s divorced wi^ petitioned tlio assachnsetts Sup cjroc Court for ]?crssion to marry again. She is a daugh of Mr. Hooper, a Congressman >m tho old ,3ay State, was a widow ion Sumner married her, ak nd is now x' o ,er Ao. 3, A colony of one thousand persons being lormcd in New York to locate v tour thousand acres oik land near ken, S. C., donated by John II. vser to poor but deserving persons New York, about titty thousand liars will be raised to settle them ntortably, and to insure the succesa llio undertaking.

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