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" >' " "I. ami IH I riuri;, I . wr i n , .1. I iK'liUiO It II llinill i {' i (I II Vtll'l.* In llltlS'l for Xvlloitt il \x n ilrilv'tl'd, and lln'.m II u III iiiomi wi 111 I h it I'.SH'II.-IX t' < iu-ilj.lttOll Nvlli ll I'. A l.s.'l S.) \\ oil deai'iio, M. S. <' VIUT'.N I 1 It. M.I)., IVll.'W Mast. .\|. I. Sop. ItoSTox. May I i. | ;t. I lino < \ tinltic 1 tlilunik entitled " Woman, ami Iter Thirty Years' I'il^riiintKir," xmttin I>\ w \\ . "lllss, M. I 1 1 Niw* V01 U, ii<(111 111 y iitdiniit til, I 1 x invaluable wtirk, anil ealcitlntcil to (hi nsel'iil, .. lath* ninolIK WOUUll, wtlclo Ul health ,'jS ijlltte lt>,> plexal ill : 11 )>ri'<it'iit. II '? I'litloKoplilcnlly, nclonlIdeally, nnntmni :ilI\-. pitvhIol'V-'U ally an.I ua; hot..-lie ally ikiiiihi in n r 11 :i..n-t i>f tint organs nt the limlx , enUM's i 1' female ili<xM?OK a 11 it their curat or, ivltnt Ismiioh iKtihir, thi'lr fmntiinn: niH tins quotations (somewhat numerous) tiro iVutn stniulaul writci a, eminent. 111 lliu uiedieal proles.i .11. \v M. M. CU1UNKLL. M.D.. I.S. I>. The x-"1utyio entitled " 'Woman, ami iwr Thirty Year*' lMlUrhliati'f." l\ W ldis*. M I'., a nl ?! l lie.I x>sp?-i lath 1.11 llial 111I xxoinen, la said ill It. ... .1 ii. 11 to bo of trii-at value lot tltc Int'oimutioti It itnpaits. Ilo.lull Jolll lull. 'Woman, uml lior Thirtj Years' I'ilp.rhpt?Ke," la I tie III le 1 'I a li mix Jll-sl tllloXXII ll|toll I lie : i. t xx.Ill llltt uiotlo, " Hu III *tiit '/i/I null >J I'lim. ' ll ix a l.ir Ublcl' Ittul bet lei attempt Ulan It. pie.I.-re .a..; . In up.a populates and Vel ikieliHx and Willi bole st |Hll pnae nl olio Id' tlie most ilelleate I I a'lbjeels. .. . I Inj liba.iix and piliel.x seli'lltilie iplaSillrs i' tin* lunik Illdlo.lU' I . mini and intelligent plix siciati tx i.e 'lllioi. ,\iauiA huttj/ tlUcerhfcr. " Woman, a in I In iTIiii ly Year?.' I'ilji 1 insane. by \V. W. 111 ia.. M.|)., .Nexx Vink. 'I liislNiok lit a lib . . tin* able 0110 upon a subject ot win. Is milx too lull.- 1. mnicitdontl outside tin* lin ideal |n< ivsMAii, liiin xxo.ilii saxe a \.;*l aiiiotint ot tlie sinivi 111. xx tin li N 11 .xx , 10....1 I-. i 1110 iiii.sl \it.11 laws i>t lio.ili11, il ii \\' ti i,i ill. i,.iii i \i-| I Weill.III. 1lie Itil'.llllV 1.1 III'- W III Iv I t a I ill M llllt Oil l.t M ai'iiiuiUiic l im llio I'.i. U, tiiiMUB iiiiulo l ' ?ni >t-iii * in ilc "i.i,'l liuis iii- t-i'i". i.iii>. It iiiimw ii i.: ii. 11 11 in , - us. s | i'i uliar i" ilio se\, anil sit-tieo..- ili?- .? hum, ami i> in in ii mii.i ;n\uin.iblo ih lutl.i.iii u ,.ni va llalllUllli 11. lluitou J'oil. " W'onuui, niiil lu r Thirty \Vm>' I'M;; iin ? :i!i?'." i In.-- win It, l>v a Now Vm I, |iiiisu rm . i e\ e i. 1.1* mill iinto, ii- in ii ilehi ulo iiinl im oi.im ii a I .iili I'l'i linj'S an lillioh ilol.i iioy us tin- i,. . hi , i n.v . , .e I, ill in I mil, :u a I it oo it nil ill tn iiii-'S o.il ti in'.is: lo. i oi o* \ v.? iii-iii, uii'i especially? oi>' iii.'tltoi vliuiilil I.'.i i , , / ly i n; toot oil as i llei at e n it Ii ltot mi a Ileal' 11 a a I I Ual I I i oi a nna, 'there ' it ho h i il. tiM tlial a a o.ii sji-iu' i-i t i ili?e ill! I lilti.'Hl' : ontaiioil ll|M II t ? 1 .an i ills, s lli t ;ni.lit l'? tiia i !? i. ii w , til-ai I'.jl', n .iii>i II. ll i W II i 11*1 It tllli II I.lot t Jit' > ill s lit :'. a i, li .i . 11? lr I I'V l lolUlcil W illi linjiuiilli . e/ / .(, , " Woman. mill her Thirl" Vent's' r'lljjrlm n; e," iii W . W. ittiss, \|. I i< a in. .1 i?-:tl no iii-o ,1... n i no I iiii.it lt.iit'to, ilisfa*"*, iioei'. niul cult 'o.i wi,mail, II loll lias llio ii tiililcti i!a li it' 1'" ; ool.iMo |i|i\fctei'MM I li s tllei . |.. all tine, ate! n i.ieli seoin In lie hi a nea tl 1 ill i't' \ ion , tliio.M'Oi'l i' lial.l' .'.i; t j'j oi.l'jtll.i'.oii to bo n.vjiul. 2jhii>,ii i\n ij< tnutioiii.ti 'J lie litmk contains 11 . pa^ev, i run, illustrate.-: to. a i-nu fctco. i n^i :i\ in;, i<iit is stliisialiltalli lieiin l ill iiiu?i>u. ERLEr SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS. 1 Nil liOIll CTOllV. I'liileiiiaMc hvreufo "f (oitinlo ItiMilt.i.v. What ij !'.??' I use'.' I t loi'li 'lilt li til lull 'S tin liio'll 1:11 I'iiihii-, ii > lit llllt') 11an tie , a.-sl'.lis I lie I Oiiii.l.ioli. ., ..I : i. ii v, .iii.I ellniaotui ! Sis-i il lntoieo.usc. i*. Ill wt.lil .1 , lite all, |'ln| ei 1 1, alnl lieal, lilill III?ll'ail i'\i . i*. I lie ill-. ....... 11 v ; k. I ll ll , 11.1 to,In- I i 1 i In- li I III' illjll. lolls IlllHIO" >1 ill v. '). l.ieilllij; die 11,1 Jjlto:tj. n !..> lie putisii . I ; '1UU lit hlHiks, i'UsM"li->iii 1.1. , l-lotii.es, statll. >, A' . iii' ire i I oj ynjHt )>ltilm ?/>'. miilut, oiiitiioial//c m/7, k m lui'^ in :i K>o;it (leyuu t- tn <?uur j i illil ignorance. ill nl.jeO' . I lliis lie. 1. I" jtlie mi nuiali all 1 llJ'Oll lllS.'USos |K'i'll i I I'i IV'illtOll, lliell Si 'lit i OS, fa till*- I - ii .hiii-*, jiii i in i< :il'iiis * i lvealUlrlil. il.o i.isk i ?1<* I ten 1? inul tii 11 il i nr. Ni> iui|n i jiiii'iv in iiii|.ii iiii^ i. unit ! -i Iw? lo 11: tin iiIr iii l*i" 111 ni"l iivis 1.1 i* i> ii v Sol Wild : .< i|i)i|i > iin|iin\ ii* miaul iii milium Inm. . i..'1'iiM' mi l iiiImm.i li I! i\ i I*." iii" ii liiiiiil'ini'i' mill in\sint. lliuitoiK .-iiliiiu. i,| to | hi* i :ili ml cmisiaclailt li <-l | v t men. " l%i iitt j?ui i , ii// ilmy, in i jmi c'" i. ri;i;i.uvv. i he i'io.'iI cri si - in \ti iicin's pxisloncp. Tim inlu-l rx| "it, I III'llCtU l II WIllUS)*, .in i 111.'It,..It I IMUIUIM iluvi l * el. ? lilkliuliflniuiu'nii'tiis iitsi*iiicii minii iion. lit- mi -I' .! in Oil*. IV 111 il In , ''! I llO l|ll(" l )i M |l|| tlllpMI 'HI III". iK'lc'tnilneil In lu*i jiii>|i"ii \ ii-.. i . j ii,- hi, s. iiuj. li.iui i lit i iliscavs IIkim I iii -ii'ii ual uinan*. II. MENsTItlJ ATION. 1 Wlint Is it V '111- ovarian iirjMun nn I llirlr ufllci'A. F>ula.uiiioI otarliiii tii'lu* in , hi ilil.i'u- <!'iu A'.,.. ,1 It ieinPCruiiMAtl. hillucmo - ii t i.,, anil viluuil.il ?nj{ fiHul, '1 lie countl t | i?. *1 I" I 11hii* ell v. m .1: - i. ;i i i M. III |ih> slcl IKS I lc. < ill : ! t i * I'm u i i l.tiuli I. ! ',(*t|tlcnc,V (if llli* Iln lit I" i I I 'ioti. Alert, , It 1- c;;ii-iicy ami lactation. *1). ?, ill \ vnti* >. "Imu iiiiiiiu ,, the (IIkcIiiiikc. It I cuiisc. I. In, f lh<* lim ii rit?. I ln> slt.t t i,|' ,lac,ill an,I IdliMli. 111*1 ,ic\t 1 \\ s ,S|ii'( "ilall. ii <iin! IIumii!< '(,| llr.' ofti l,f j>11\ m,,|,,,/isis * it nlaii, a. i i,- nil) .,, 1 IxiaUUUll . .ilitU'ot; of I'.nl- >?,| .M'-.^s. i h" ,t ? ' li * ul 1,ions' I (l.ltloll. I ill. INJ'1,A.%M 4TTON OI Ml'.N TlU'/d, I OK CANS. vouto nn-l ftiileftcnto fornix. Chi n?, inflammation. [Is i i'isos. < pinion* oi tnri, u* i> iumt,,noi? i \p. .moc to li "ohiinlcal Injun. The (iimi.an to* no lyimi aut u in > 'ill <1 I", ot 111 lau 111 fl: 1111111.11 Kill Mlllll) !'c)I t i I II).1)1,nil* retfHitl In wniniii'* chkll Iltlnulti H'lillon ,i in,i Killopiun till*-* lo tiic '.t'olllli. Willi,;, Sll?l Mill I . flit; - | ttuu*. 'I lie " in mm ''I 1,1''." U hen , i . <i . inure. In i t, i i.i" Hie.-. , , I.,a, ,1. , y, i hiiv in,mill <l. Ilicir <iii|.?n'i ,>i< in , 4 v, i . .sipni. i, 'lalloll to |>, rilli >. III!'.ii , i'i| li.ll:, a.?, and tli" Hi'*. ". n?- ve|i, iriei . f tho to"?,n, ami nfl.'ct iho ;iii!g)iii'iii. ?i, n .u< i ,, ,. n -hi "11 tie OXlMciice < 1 llieot alie*. Jielniirhiiit |.|, l i.i , . .| i-iiiHii'in which tlu * > an* |ut\ no r nutria . in ? . noise ,.,;i: m-lv impn.,s ill/* whole ?,,i|> in. ( mixes i , Veli'lillHMil n. the H-iiioiluelitc oik,an*. Cpm I.: i i< ? i >'ovnl oi haw, the f.-ii.'ilc a;,, n.xmuir' the i.j, ? . in.Miinhlf cur * rccoiih >l h> uiciii, ul li. u. 7/( /?,?#?. ? I , , iii t uj the i cut *!/*! in. IV. (SYMPTOMS OT' MloNKTKEAI. Ms. EASE. I ' I t n v".'ii'Tov*. Vftiion* <lejr!(?c.*(if j nln. MmVt !-. ' p ; .oiki ! * 11 * * l*, ,J i-'Ulie* (no lie, woiuli fin,| ri.'ina. | olapsiiK iiu.i; , i.n | i Men in, nl. li i ltaj>,|n , il hi'. 1 'in tllltl?n?, Jt',.|RHa|, wl . si'Mi.il ^ - in iw (,(lh>' kciici iiinc oi mm*. j|,|* J I ? at, c Hi ! u-di ..nil i,imill in tin. uvoiloft, j Tin; (iraloCul Thousands proclaim \'i. rr.Ait Pirn-: us tho most wonderl'ut Invigomnt that ever sustniued tie sinking system. Tv(? Person ran lake those Pit lers according to directions, ami remain lon^ unwell, provided thoir bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or other 1 means, aud vital organs wasted beyond j repair, Piliotts, Heimlloiil. and Intermittent Fevers, which arc so prevai lent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout the Pulled Stat< -, e peeially those of tlio Mississippi, Ohio, Mi souri, Illinois, Tonne ee, Cumberland, Arkansas, lied, Colorado, Brazos, Bio Oraude, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ii>>anoko, James, and many others, with j their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Sunnuer and Autumn, and remarkably so dm in.y seasons of unusual beat and dryness, are invariably accoiupaniod by extensive derangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow crtul inllm in'0 upon these various ??rgatis, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic, for tho purpose <*<jua 1 to Dm ,T. Wai.kku's Yinkoar Hrrn:us, as they will speedily remove the ilarkI colored viscid matter with which the bowels tiro loaded, at *ihe same time I stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring: the healthy functions of the digestive organs. bonify (he body against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinkoau Hittuks. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus lore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigos! ion, FTendache, Pain in tho Shoulders, (,'oughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour 1 auetations of the Stomach, Had Taste in the .Mouth, Hilious Attacks, Palpitatation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in tho region of the Kid neys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are tho ollsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a bet tor guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise litem. Nerolwla, or liiilia's Fvi|, White Swellings, I leers, Lrysipelus, Swelled Neek, (J oil re, Scrofulous I Mllamumlions, Indolent Inllaininntlons, Mercurial A flections, Oltl Sores, Eruptions of tho Skin, Sore Lyes, etc. In these, as in all other constitutinnnl I>iscnses, Walk Kit's Vinkuau Frm-uts have shown their great curativo powers in the most ohstinale and intraetahle eases. For I ntlainmaiory ;m<l Chronic Hhcinuutisni, (lout, liilious, hemirtent and intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Flood, Liver, Kitlneys and Bladder, these Litters have no equal. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Flood. Mechanical Diseases.?Personsongnged in Faints and Minerals, such as 1'lumbers, Type-setters, Hold healers, and Miners, as they advance in life, are subject to paralysis of tho Dowels. To guard against, this, take a dose of Walk Kit's Vt.v . ,v:uait Li itkus oeeasionnlly. For Skill Diseases, Kruptions, Tetter. Sall-llheuin, Flolches, Spots, l'iniples, Pustules, Foils, Carbuncles, Iving-worms, Scald-head, Sore Lyes, Lrysipelus. Ite.h, Scurfs. Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literal 1 due un and carried out of t he system in a short time by the uso ut these Hitters. I'isi, Tape, ami otlmr Worms, lurking in the sy: teni of so many thousands, are elleetnally destroyed and removed. No system ?>t medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelminities w ill tree the system trom worms like t hose Hit lets. For Fount lo Complaints, in young or old. married or single, at the dawn of womanhood. or the turn of life, these Tonic Hitters display so decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptildo. 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Kl.UillS, III DSON KKI.I.KV, 0 1 Attorneys & Counsellors at Law, Wll) pniell'v in ii'l 1 ? courts of Horry, (o I 111oi .siale or I > ?lend. \X~,*" (>ik' ol'tlu1 lirin will bo in attendance at every term of tlio eouit, and such other times as business may require. Odice Marion, S, C. W. W SKI.I.Kits, ,F. 11. HUDSON, .IN' K A. KKKI.KY. Oct. "JI, |S7:i. J OS. T. WAI.SU, ? ) \ Attorney at Law and SOLICITOR IN KQl'ITV, / 'A ill practice in the < oiirts of Mai ion, I lorry ami < ieoi m'lou n. <,ii coN W A V 1U i ko, s. ( \ Nov, IS, 1N70-M. r i-. (; 11.1, Ivs 1 i v., Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Will civo prompt attention to all business cnl rusted to 11is ?'iue. ( '(>N W A V li( >K<>, S. < . hi no, '25, is; l. I*. O. Itot.ir.MU I". \. UM.<;I\N | A. G. NIGGiNS & SON, ( COMMISSION M KKCII AN I S, :?s *4>irr9fl ntkhht, V/;ir Tome* Ijilii /'('/ I <fi'ntn't .s' nidrfv on fhlfo of hohhof of ('ofton, .XaiHtf >V<>)'< ,s, 11 / a hi. ()< i. 1 l, IKTd. -i I I r. M )| ,.\li & 11 A I; r, ; 'Commission Merchants, 1.V2 FRONT STR KKT, ni:\v york. I.UhmuI advances mailt'* on consignments o j ( N a\ ;il Stores, Colton, Ac. I JOnlors receive Prompt Attention. i I * nexcopt ionalde references pven Xor'Ji ami Son tli. .J.Hi.''Toi.au .1.11. Hart. of N. ('. of 8. C j 1. T.(V ,1 G." Ii'osl A- Co.! It > ami Maiiiilai tm i t's ? I Heady liaising Flour i A: VfJI B Bt'oaiti Slrt't'f, j1 rs hw V orlc. 1 *;!i'ticH1 ar aII i i11 it111 ii'ii<I <<> ii 11 i I I 11 orders lor tin* Southern Markets May 'JO I b>T ?? I y. s- s- hy\ (ASMi< < DKAI.KK IN (MIAIN, 11 AV, | provisions. run i; and, spikit ' nunnas. 4. I 4 I 4. ft 'I 4. V A, S4' ( Orders l'rmnptly tilled Five of ('onnnssion Fob IS ?h' i riMlOS. L. I! Allll F.LSON, Commission Merchant, 1 Shipping and l'oi warding Agent, < Kl'1,1, l'l{KKK, S (J. i Special attention given to the buying and oiling <>t Ton Ti mnun, and othoi j?i<>duco. 0 / ' I'omjortablc //oiijst.n, J.ol.s <m<l Stirfilc.Sy for trams, will be furnished to transient lim- 1 In > mi i>, u'ith(.n' ( holy/, who entrust I fair business to me. 1 I\ WILLIAMS, l'KAI. I'. It I! IN (iLNKcLM. MLKLIIAMM/L, M AM'FAClTltOU OF NAVAL STOKES COMMISSION MKKC11ANT. and < FORWARDING AGENT. OTy" Special attention given to the buying ' and soiling of Ton '1 iniber. Ill Lb Cti KKK, S. C. i i # 1 The OrTHin/nR' "Pvinn/i ? ? >6. J X Vv A A V4. ^ A I'AI'KK FOR THE FAMILY CillOL P l' l > LIS 11 FA) KYKUY SATURDAY < RY THE * CAROLINA ORPHAN IIOME. | \ One year, in aiRant'o, $*2,00 i s Six months, in advance, 1 00 N To all Ministers, One Dollar per Annum, t JidfcsoJ' Ath'd'sfisi/if/ licusomtblc. s \L1j tho profits of this paper are used 1 in supporting destitute orphans. We c want every one who toads this to suhscribo. j* Address s K.C. OMVKK, It Sup't Carolina Orphan Home, y Sl'AUTANliUUG, 8. O. <> an. lOtli, 1874. M u Tltc \i w ICfi.'ixlie Truss. ! p An Impel taut invention. Jt mains the rnpt n n i e ill a 11 times, ami under l he h a riles t exercise or , iiniler severest strain. It is worn with com tl fort, and it kept on night anil day, eit'eeis a. per n amini cure in a few weeks. Sold cheap and j si*.i i by Mail when requested, circulars tree, when j C! ordered by letter sent to the Elastic Truss t o., | . No. (18,1 Hroadway, X. Y, City, Nobody uses Ale- | nil Spring Trusses too painful, they slip oil'too ' $< t'ri quently. April21st 1873?ly, ~ | ll \*1\ <H\YS: MAY 1ST TEE EASTMA2T .-rrjs.-i.Yr.-} B21 S8 * S'ifHS tOl^l^S: Is an Institution lor Kdueutnig YOUNG 1IKN for IIUSINKSS. Only Actual Business College in the South Combining Theory and Practice. Ami 1m e-.pi oi ill I v designed tor those who desire to engage in Art i\'(iSucc(issJiil 1 ?usi* Cf 7" I lie best mode el' ('oui fiiereial ('olleg Instruction ever offered to this or any other | eonnl rv The eon i se of .?t inly em uprises every vui iety ?d business and Kinanee 1'ioni letail to banking operations, by tiie great, system of Actual Business Instruction. ilooK keeping in all its various methods, business I 'm ins, Terms and I '.Mages, business Writing, (,'orrespondenee. < oinineiei.il Arith. mut U\ (oinniernal l,a\v; I'ai l n<'i shi|> N*tt U'inenis, 1 )?'lt'f|in^ <'?>11111<>11'cii Mon, Business Biography thoroughly taught AT Till-: ! : A S'I'MA N Allanla business College, COIJXKIl rKACIITlir.KiVr LIXKSTS. a tla x v, i, <; / ; o /; <; r a. TII K TOT A I KXI'I \sKs Foil A Ki'l.l.l'Ol li-K uii.i Mil i \< i*'. I', o Jfl-'iO. Kor ('oilego Journal and Speeimens of Penmanship, address B>ftw il?T iV Dee. lie', ? ly. llo\ Atlanta,(!a. THE LAWS OF THE STATE. Acts and Joint Resolutions Tasscd by the General Assembly of South Car- j olina, at the Session of 1873?74. hi I An Ac', to Amend Chapter XLY, of Tittle Li, Tint 1, of ? 11 o Cioncral Statutes, 1 ielat in?* to the lie pairs of Highways and I b ulges. lie if c)K(ct.i'i/ l>y the Senate and House ot Kcprcsculativcs of the State >1 South Carolina, now met and sitting in < leneral Assembly, and l>y the ani horit y of the same: Sk<\ I. That, ('hapter XLY, of Title 11,1 'art ', of the (Jet tin a I St at lit es, lie, ind tin' same is hereby, repealed, and j the following substituted as such cliapU'!i Si:o. 2. The ( ounty Commissioners d the several counties of this Slate 1 diall divide their respective counties | nto highway ?1 isi riels, each district to j ontain ttoi less than two utiles of i > tt t 1 i i* IiIl'Ii ways, nor more than thirty! itiles, to lie convenient lor repairing ' 'Highways, au<l lrom time to lime to tiler the same. Sue. That, lor the purpose ol Keeping in repair highways, the Cotin;y Commissioners of eaeli couty shall I livide the persons liable to road duty n each highway district into eonveni ni companies, and appoint an overseer of roads in each highway district, whoso duty it shall he to have the persons helore named warned out to work the said roads whenever he may leem it necessary to repair the same, lie slia'l det ermine the tin mber of days i [or working at each warning: /'rov'ul?</, '1 hat iml moie than six days are' required in a year. When the Com- I inissioners having oversight of such sections gives orders to the overseer to work the road, and he neglects to do the same, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon eon viction thereol in :? Trial Justice's Court, shall he lined in a sum not less than live nor more than ten dollars. Sice. 4. Any person liable to road duty, w ho shall have been duly warned two days betore the day lixed in his ' notice for such working, stating the j hour and place of working, shall be subject to the direction ol the over- j Beer in charge. Ii any person ol a I legal age refuse to work udoii the I highways ami roads (having no justifiable excuse), according to the direcrection of the overseer, lie shall he ileemed guilty ot a inisclemoaror, and, upon conviction thereof in a Trial Justice's Court, shall be fined in a -uin not less than five dollars, nor j more than ten dollars, or be imprisoned in the county jail for a period of not j ess than five nor more than twenty lays. Sicc. 5. That on any extraordinary teension, when any highway shall he suddenly obstructed by storm or otherwise, so as to require immediate ; ahor to remove such obstruction, it 1 hull be the duty of the overseer in vhose district such obstruction occurs, o proceed forthwith to have such ol>truction removed, and for this purlose shall summon to his aid a sutli- j , lent number of workmen to open and cpair such highway. It any person j hall, in such case, perioral more days ahor than is required by law lor the i ear, he shall be paid lor any such < vcrplus at the rate of one dollar per I ? ay hv the County Commissioners, 1 , pon the certificate of the overseer i bowing that such overplus labor was ; erlonned. If on any such oxtruordiary occasion the overseer shall, lor < lie space of a day, after application t lade to him for such purpose by any 1 ilizen residing in his district, neglect ( > call out a sullicieut number of ner- c 3U8 to speedily open and repair such i igliway, he shall forfeit and pay to \ I. t:u- County Commissioners of his coiinI ty, to be expeneded in the repair ol highways, when ami where necessary in his (liststnet, the sum < ! fifteen f*C?) dollaris to be collected by :m artion lor debt in tlie name ol such County Commissioners as plaintiffs before any Trial .Justice in said conn* ' ty. It on any such extraordinary occasion any person liable to work on I liighwavs, alter being; summoned fw ^ w ' o the purpose of removing such obstructions by the order ol the overseer, shall neglect to turnout and assist in opening and repairing such highway, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof in any Trial Justice's Couit, shall be lined three dollars per day, said line to be collected and expended as hereinbefore provided in the matter ol torled uro of overseers. Skc. 0. ll any person receive bodily : injury or damage in his person or properly, through a delect in the repair of a highway, causeway or bridge, lie may recover in action against the county the amount of damages lived by tin; finding of a jury. Il such delect in any road, causeway or bridtro existed before such injury or damage occurred, such damages shall not be recovered by the person so injured, il i his load exceeded the ordinary weight of the county when such injury or damage occurred. Skc. 7. II, before the commencement of an action provided lor in the [foregoing section, the County Commissioners tender to the plaintiff the amount which he might he entitled to recover, together with all le^al costs, and the plaint ill' re (use to accept the same, and does not recover upon a subsequent trial a sum larger than the amount so tendered, the defendant shall recover costs, arid the plaintiff he entitled to the results of no verdict. It the Commissioners of any county neglect to have repaired any of the highways and bridges which by law arc required to be k< pt !t) repair, they shall he deemed guilty ol a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thcreol shall be lined in a sum not less than mm 11 11 ?i /1 i <?? 1 ???\?* *!..? ? it.. 1 ....v. 11 yj i IIJ1M V 111 III IIYC Il'lllilreil dollars, in the discretion of the Court. 'Pin: County ('oininissionors shall authorized the overseer <d any district to nliow a man workintr one dav, anil also furnishing; a horse, plough or earl, two days' lahor; and one working himsell for one day, furnishing a Nva^on and two horses, mules or oxen, three days' lahor. Ski*. <S. All the aide-bodied male persons between the arjes of eighteen and huly-tive years shall he liable annually to work on the public. highways and roads not less than three nor more than six days, under the direction of'.lie overseei ol the district in which they may reside. In warning men to work upon t he public roads, t ho o\erseer shall make on, a list lor the warner, reipiirmjj him to ^ive notice to o.nch person the kind of a tool he si 1 a 11 use in working upon the highways and roads. M:r. 0. That it any person, having hceu notified or warned, as heieiuhefore piovided, shall pay to the County Treasurer ol the count v m wl,"wl. t... may result* tlu* sum of one dollar per tlav for each 'lay's work required, the same shall be received in lieu ol such lahor, aiul shall he applied by the Commissioners of such eouuly to- the construction and repair ol the highways in the districts to which they belong. Ski;. 10. The overseers in their respective districts shall have full power to cut down and make use of any t imber, wood earth or stone in or near the road, bridges or causeway, ior the purpose of repairing the same, as to the 111 shall seem necessary, making just compensation therefor, should the same be demanded. Overseers shall not authorize the cutting down of any 1 timber trees reserved by the owner in clearing his land, or planted lor the purpose of shade or ornament, either! in the fields around the springs, or j about the dwelling houses, apnurten- ' ances, nor the cutting ol any rail tini- i her, when other timber may be pro- ! cured, at or near the place, or take ! stone or earth from within the grounds j ol any person enclosed for cultivation, | without the consent of the owner of the same. It any person or persons shall by any means hinder, forbid or | oppose the said overseers, or either ol ! them, from cutting down and making , * use of any timber, wood, stone or | earth in any or near said roads or cause ?va\s. forsiiohi /.r i . ^ , - ?, I'ttllO VI for the purpose <>l making or repairing ; the same, or shall in any manner obstruct the passage of si:hi road, cause- 1 way or bridges by gates, fences, ditches, or any other obstructions, except where authorized hy law, or shall hin- I der, forbid or threaten any traveler I from traveling any public road, and ( every person for such offence shall : be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction theveol in a Trial Justice's Court, shall bo fined in a sum not less than live nor more than ten dollars. JSicc. 11. If any person liable to per-! form such labor shall remove from one 1 Bounty to another, who had prior to I uich removal performed the whole or my part of it, or in any other way has I jahI the whole, or any part of the laiount aforesaid, in lieu of such labor, tnd shall produce a certificate or re- j jeipt of the same from the overseer ol he district lrom which such persons inve removed, such certificate or re- 1 eipt shall operate as a complete dis harge for the amount therein speeiied. The residence of any person 1 vho has i family shall be held to bo'' win re hi"* l.imily ivsidt'S, and i !k* ivs- gS : i . * t1..... > I... 11 i... '5* Ill** V v" ' 9 I ?111 \ \ ' v i I" I | r\ l ^ * ?l | ,>11111 uu h ??t hold to Ik' where ho boards in any M ' count V <>! t h i < Stale. || S1'J. 'I hat thi* County Commit- fi; sinners in tins State are herein* auth- i ori/.cd and empowered to have sj^ hd j super vision ol the building of hi t l ;es over the rivers ami erevksm litis State; also of extra ami t j sive repairs ol ohl bridges. ^All sneh work is to be aecomp ICtlGiLrvo Commissioners shalI ijive tilieeii^K if notice in the conntv paper and writing, tluly posted m the neighbor- m hood in w hich such work is to be per- / ionnod, paving notice that the Com ; missioners ot the section in which such ! work is to he performed will be at such a place on such a day and hour, I with suitable specifications, to let out such work to the lowest bidder, and to take from the successful bidder sufllcient bond lor the lailldul perlor mce of I.is out v. When the work is ! done, it shall he inspected hv vtho I Commissioner letting it out, whese | duty it shall l?c to repoi t the result his investigation to i!>e full boaV^* ! who shall accept or reject the sumo accordingly as they may determine \vnouter or Iu>i i no con>i ructor has or . lias not complied with the terms of ! I)is contract. 11 any I>ri 1 ?jto over ! waters oI l his Slate const ilute a l>oaHilary lino between counties shall ho j necessary to ho erected or repaired, it shall he the duty ol the Commissioners ol such counties to cause the same ! t<? he creeled or repaired in the nian! ner aforesaid, each county hearing an equal share ot the expense incurred. And when any such bridge already exist or shall hereafter he built, it >hall he the dut y of said Commissioners to divide the same 1>\ measurement from liic centre, and each hoard shall bo ivsponsihio lor tin- good condition of the half next adjoining the county in which they exercise the I Innctions ol office. Ami when it i becomes necessary to htiild a new 1 bridge, or to entirely replace an old i one which has be'.mi carried away or destioyod, it shall bo the duty ot the ' hoards of the two counties to do the same as aforesaid. S I'll 1 Til l! 'ill \ i ' Vi /?! l.MI'lo ..I' - . - : i""" Acts inconsistent with this he, and I the same arc hereby, repealed. Approved .M arch lb, A. 1)., 1x7 I. ? <*? lie n t;) these Tni'iiijs, [ I! nr. 11 Will hi. J Col. Coleman; As many of my I neighbors laded to gi I a stan 1 of j turnips lust lull, i:i coMseipicnco <?l not knowing how to plant litem, I ie -1 it ? my duly '<> g i v e information on the 1 subject. They nil hud their ground ! fresh plowed when they planted their J seed. The ground should have its lust plowing three or four weeks he' lore planting; the seed should he pnt, ! in with .i hrush or light hut row; hnr1 rowed or brushed Weil so as to have the seed well mixed with the surface : of lhe earth, li the ground is fresh ! plowed, deep, the plants will he apt | to die out on our Texas soil, unless I there should he a very good season. ! L ast season 1 planted in July, August, September, October, and got a lull stand each lime. Cotton comes host where the ground has been plowed I long enough to become settled before j planting. It you think this wort h pubi'shing you ean do so. .J. .M. 11. (IA in i:s\ ii.i.k, Tkx as. 'Tur. Lai>v.?'The word lady is comi pounded of two Saxon words, /cafy or I I'tf, signifying a loaf of bread, and I (dan to give or serve. In olden limes | it was customary for those families I i ,i.i,,.a i . i r i i | >> I v.' 111 \ i * /l I 11 ' IML'XSCU Willi JI III11011 CO to give away regularly a portion of bread or oilier food to poor laimlies in their respecti\ e parishes ami neighborhoods, and on such occasions the j''lady" or mistress of the household distributed the daily or weekly dole. Hence she was called the "lal-dy" or the "bread-giver, and it is probably front this hospitable custom that (o this day English ladies carve and serve ; the meat at their own tables. i "While the House was iu Commit1 tee of the Whole on the Indian appropriation bill Wednesday Mr. Haiuey, ot South Carolina, was called to the Chair, and occupied it for nearly an hour. This is the first time that a cc.lored man lias sat in the (.'hair of the Speaker of the House of IC-preKPhtnl IV'IIC ntwl !< ....... <1 ii< i ii, >> llMJ OCCUSIOM <>1 inuoli comment on all sides as an indication that the world moves." So says a Washington telegram. Indeed "the world moves," often obliquenily J like a crab. Kiinoy's occupancy ot the Speaker's Chair, as we can see, neither makes the Lower House ot Congress better nor worse. Thai body lias done too many black things for any of the friends of the majority at this day to turn up their noses at ^ Ksiney. Others think the sable South Carolinian quite as respectable a fellow as those who called him to the Chair. It is well known that Texas is t! o most extensive grazing State in the 1 nion. One breeder of cattle boasts that he will hive seventy-live thousand calves to brand this season. Jle branded sixty-live thousand last year, and seventy thousand the year preceding. A great many calves are produced in other parts ot the country, but it is doubtful whether any other single individuel has more interest in the common weal than the prosperous Texan aforesaid.