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T III ^ I *^.*4 4M? . M ' * ? *W -* * ? *4.^ wast*. Jl Zz?J" All (,.'o*nm'i/tioitiotw i.it'*/itf*'{ fur publication mast be fiu/nbz<l i/t by I _? oV^vvt _./., <m Frblt ly prfcetHny j ^ 5 issue. LOCAL MATTERS. "I The American Sardine Co.'a Uone(o$s Surdities are much better, an I less 0 n halt the cost ot imported sardines. ltel*?Liias t ppoiHtinvnrN, The lh'*. I). \" (nirn will ! it |) V ilV IK at the following place* on the following days: llclhlclicm Friday 22 Coil wayhoro Sat. and Sun. 2-1 'J I I I'nited Churches on. 2~? l.ittle Riyer Toes. Bculah \Y e l. 27 SocaaUn? Timrs. 28 Sandy Hay t'ri. til) Ml. Fisga'h Sat. Mi l Sun. .10 31 Quarterly Conferences of the MotlioJist Churches f?r llorry County?second round: ('ouffa>'?r? ami Bueksville St.?At Boeks\illc, .luiie I'Uh llth. \Yaecaw*a*i I'L?At Socastee, June 1 7t'u 1Mb. ft.?At, Poplar Church. June i i'Oth L'lsL ] \Y Jl C. POW'KR. P. E. PutiJsPF.iT.? I'lie p.t$t week ha*' hocn very unfavorable fur the growing crop i Wc are now in the uvidst of a dry spell: warm, ilap and coo? nights. Hie cut-worm lues been unusually busy in the corn crop, and ' stands are had, but under all the circum#* stances the crop is doiug well. The area of ground planted in grain this year is considerabhy increased over tlic jsi>t. This has been a bard year for a good stand of rot ton; most of the crops were phrwed up and plained a I SPISltlti limp r? 11 t il,? tt * -j ? iv.ii i % J/Uiuuu t!XUi i times ucfore u I'.iir stand couid l>e liail. This, I with the cool nights and dry weather, shows the crop very backward. m ? ! mmmimmwrnn ? Statu Scum..utsine.?We cull the alien- J tion of our young men to the School Commissioner's advertisement iu lids issue, and we sincerely hope that some of tln-m will lay aside flic foolish idea tint it is degrading to | receive a tiist-clxis education in a s<"liool j where negroes are allowed an e?i ul rig lit to j % an education. You rre obliged to r.angle i and deal with rh?ss: iwue or less so long as we i live together in one country; but it is ojrtiou- ; il with yon whether you make associates of | f liem or not, anil so in school you are not com- i polled to eat er sleep with them. The State | pays $21) per month-for your hoard, and you j can board where you please, sleep whore you | please, and c.r.t where you please. Jf you f .prefer eating and sice prig v. ; h tlic voit have as much light to do so there as you have here and no more. Our county is taxed f.?r rhc support of tlieai vholnrsi?if>s, and it L- ; tooliihui v not to receive the ber.eti*. Your -staying away will not Ickvii the lux one iota. Is Jau.?The loHoving named prisoners are in jail, and are likely to remain there until Court: Michul Small, (colored) disturbing ;r religious -congregation?can't give bond. Nelson Buck, (colored) assault j with intent to kill?can't give bond. \V. II. Denton, (white) murder not bailable. It wae ho perl no Court would he ! ihehl next August, hut these eases vender it necessary, A Tnitxii'ii of Mkou.ai. Ai:t.?Yes, a triumph we call it, wiien medicine can he so "fixed up" as to he pleasant to take and yet accomplish the object intended. Such a medicine is Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pellets, samples of which the writer procured and tested in his own family. The pellets (little pills) are about one fifth the size of an ordinary pill, made of highly concentrated root and herbal extracts, and sugar-coated.(/?</.) TFVc/*ly Crescent. English Capital for flic Uiv Country. One of the principal promoters in i jl ^England of the Soiitli Carolina Plantations Trust, in a letter dated May ! 1st, says thai the subscription list j closed oil April 20, and that "the pro- | jeet was endorsed by the pubi c press I of the United Kingdom to the extent I unknown in any other Company intro diiC2d to the public." This gentle roan says further, that "it is his determination to carry "the affair to a suc>ccss," and his own means are so large and his influence in the money market !; is so great that he will, doubtless he able to make the Company, in a short j time, an accomplished fact, it is ex* Ipected, indeed, that, although there will be some little delay in oompletnegotiations, possession ot the KJ*\A in South Carolina will he taken , ui October, and that 10,000 acres will bo in seed by the close of the next j spring. A number of the capitalists | who are interested in the Plantations ' Trust will visit the Stale this fall, and ihavc in contemplation no less a pro- ^ ject than that of utilizing the Waterce j and Santec swamps, and engaging, on 1 a mo moth scale, in the lumber trade. < In this operation, as in the culture of, | rice, large profit**-can easily he made j by those who possess the capital i ^ which here unfortunately is lacking. There is cheer and encouragement t in this mtel'igcnce. Sou in C'tirollna I is ono of the most fertile countries on ( the globe, and wo know ol' none where i / capital can be invested with leas risk ; ' Hinl with the fume expectation ot i , handsome and steadily increasing di\i- : \ deucls. Ab soon as one scheme likojr X, m T11L r-i waa - ? - - ? i ?mi ? ?i i i .n i in m mm m i that of the 1 *!aiit.it ions Trust is fairly under way, others will follow, ami we- may reasonably Ixipe that, ere many years, enough money w ill (low into the lower counties of this State to make them even wealthier than they were before the war, when the means and appliances which can now be used in developing their resources were shunned or nnthought of. j\'etrx a ml Courier. uA Wonder of Medical Science," may be applied to Dr. WistarVs Ualsa:n of Wild Cherry. It is nearly halt a eenturv sii?<s? rpmarlal.!.! .... j ...... . ^ . >kU>MU I VliilT* dy was introduced to the public, and yet the immediate an I enviable reputation which it trained by its wonderful cures of coughs, colds, hooping cough, sore throat, influenza, consumption, and all bronchial complaints is lo this day hilly sustained. Tiik lirsi.vx Scanpai. ? It now turns out that the (hand Duke arrested in Russia was not the brother of the Czar, but his nephew, the son of tl?e (irand Duke Constantino. He stole his mother's diamonds to bestow them upon a:i actress. He was a t splendid young fellow, 110 doubt, and thought ?t princely and generous to bestow mamma's baubles upon an expouel of*art. llad his mother known the excellent uses to which her dia; tuonds had been put she probably would itol have hastened to inform lire police ot the theft. Ah it is, it is best, perhaps, the 1'ranee should feel the rigors of Russian law, while it wo a hi be interesting to know what is to be done with the actress. If she does not visit Siberia she will certainty goto Paris, where she will be adored as the modern Cinderella, for whom the Prince, not being able to find a glass slipper, ouietly cribbed bin mother's jewels.?X. K. llcfidd. \ Skxsihi.k Tempeuanck (b?si*k? ? Henry Ward Hcedier lays down in a recent letter that "total abstinence is the rational ami safe remedy for intemperance." He sees no value in preventive laws at this time which, however right in principle, cannot be enforced now because oil he low tone of public feeling. He would w in his ! fellow* men from the despotism ot strong drink by reasoning, moral inll'tenee and kindness, rather than by j form ot violence. j .UAfitl.^ll ItKK'OItT, Arrived.? Vt 1 \it Hlaft*, May likh, Schr. ! do$.-<r S. Klwood, to Messrs. Causey { l)u>eiibury, wi'li merchandise to Ihirnughs it C\ llins. M. I!. Beaty. (aiivey 4c Dusenbury ami others. S?iled"?From i\rt HlnfT May tfelir. Jesse S. C lark, i<?r New York, with nava1 stores. StliKI R?B!>UUT.H. C\is"\vavju>r:o, S. C\ May 2<J. Citron Tt*i:?";-:vnxr.?t>r,? Scrap.-1 $l.7">; VirRiv, m.w crop. $s?..".C) Timber dull, and no demand at ">alOei*i:??visioNs.?Pork ; ilnmi, Mggs lii^aloc; Corn $1-10. . IjItti.k Hivek, S. ('., May 'id. CltrDK Ti kikstixe.? .bp Scrnjic. $1 .(Hi. \?nv virgin?no report. i'covisioxe,.?Corn ; Mcsl $l..~>0 | Pork. |kt bb I.; $20.(K>, retail 1 -*?IIke-on idaldr; Molasses per gallon, retail, 10c: Flour f>er $^al2; Coffee 10c; Kijp 12a15c; ( bickens 15a 25c; oysters OOaMle per gallon. Cow hide?, dry, I2*e; Bees wax 25a;l0c. Wilmington, X. C., May 21. Xavai. Stoi:i:s.?Crude Turpentine?Virgh? $5.50, yejlow dip $2.85, Hard ?1.85. spirits turpentine, :55c , Tar $2.00. Cotton i2?al7?c. Xf.w Touk. May 21. Money 2a3 per cent. Cold 1 12*. Spirits turpentine Kosin $2.70, Cotton I8|al0i Georgetown, for week ending May 0th? Five hunnred barrels crude turpentine received and sold ilie last week, at for virgin dip $5.75, yellow dip $2.75, scrape $1.75. Planet. May 10.?Xaval Stores?Prices unchanged. Notice of State Scholarship. Office Poi nty Siicooi. Commisuiostkr, Conwayhoro, S. C., May lflh, 187-1. In compliance with an act of the General Assembly, to establish certain State Scholarships in the L'niversity of South Caroliiia, notice is hereby given that the County Beard of Examiners will be convened at the Court House in C'onwayboao on Monday, the 7ih day of July ic-xt, and will hold a free comp"iirive examination of those who desire to avaH themselves <?f the advantage offered-by the raid scholarship. Tie1 up pi bant must l>e at least fifteen years of age, and must have a certificate of good, moral character from lib last teacher. He will alio Ire required to pass a satisfactory examination in the usual English branches, and In Alga bra up to radical quantities, and must have some know ledge of Latin. DANIEL LEWIS. County School Commissioner. May 20th, 1874. * td The Latest Sensation! WHAT'S UP? 15. W. C'nUiin) is in Town Ag^iin, And Respectfully informs tlio citizens of Donwayboro that he has opened his NEW ART GALLERY l?"or the purpose of Taking pictures. Having just received a new and well seeded slock of materials, lie is prepared to execute all work in the neatest style, and ^ill guarantee perfect satisfaction to all who ?nll on him. Ladies and gjntlenvm will please call and jive him a trial. Pictures taken in any style lt-sirod and framed to suit the taste. Perfect pictures taken of children and inanta, which is to difficult to most Artist. 1 can be found at iny Galley at all times of he day. From my proficiency in the art I hope to nerlt a libera! patronage during my stay here. To my friends and customers of Hull (Jfeck ind surrounding country, 1 return my t banks md make inv b?-fct bow for their generosity tnd liberal patronage. 110 Li 11V WLLIvLl ?- j?/ - r ? i ? n rmmmmrc* m w m THE OLD DRUG E 1 I H (than entire \ei? StocL o ' i ! 11 AIM' AL ?S tm 3 WHOLESALE ' * !*ji67 Meeting Street, | ? VntlXSORM TO Tilt: OLII i * I i *5 111 A VI LAN l>, lIAliKAL &CO.v Ciiari.EsI i I * 11 AVllxAN Ll>. KISLKY ,1 j {march 10-t'ill J HA lilt A Special Noticct | IV Kvery member of llorrv Ixnlge No | I Go A.*. F.-. M.-. is required to moot j I lie lodge punctually at its next rogu- j ! ' ^ lar on mm n ideation. By odor ofthe Worsliipfnl Master. II. t?. SKSIilONS, See'y. May 19th 1811. Ellsworth, Benson & Wadsworth, IMPORTERS OF IS rail die* and Champagnes, , No. 110 B?:o vmv a y, N k\v Voiik. Sole Agents in the United States for the j | Wine House*, off'. C. Hon.son A; CoM j Os ItllKIMS, COGNAC asp CCflflKlN. Benson's Fine Old (iia|w> Cognac is the i | finest Brandy ever exported from a French i vineyard, and ?*aii 1m? procured only from us. Champagnes, Cher lis and Berts of tin' Guest i flavors, all from tlx? houses of ?C. O. Benson i & <'o. Our poods are sold and delivered in i their original packages as they left the vinei yard m France, andguaranteed jieifeclly pure. . Briee lists sent free on application. | may 2G-2in. i f State of South Carolina, J COUNTY OF 1IOBBY. Court o f Com on rica*. Summon*/or ftelirf. SAMUKU N'AIKIFB. Plaint itl. a a kwtcr MARIA E. NAKOKU, Defendant. ! 7b t/te Maria K. Sanjcr: You are hrrel?y smunmnod ami required to answer tlte complain* in Ibis action, of nhidi a c,,J'y lodged in lite'tllicii of the Cleric of f the Cour*. of Horry county, and to serw a 1 copv of your aiH?w?rto complaint on the i attbseriher at his olliee in Cimwayboro v.'litin i twenty days alter the s<r\ iee hereof, exclusive ^ | of the day of such service; ami if you f.?il i?> ! answer the complaint within the time afore| >ai>l, tie y>1 axr>till in tbw action will apply to [ tli?* court for the relief iVmamletl iu tlic coui| plaint. Dated May "25th, 187 L oillexpie, ; Plaint idTs Attorney. Conway! oro. S. ('. ! TO MAUI A E. X AltC Kit: Take notice that the complaint in this ?ase I is lodged in t\v. otlice of the Clerk uf tin* ' I Cotut for i furry county this day. i May 25th, 127 I. I inay2(M5t OIJJLKSPIK, YimntilT'H Atty. 1 Collate Color Paints ? V I .<><> to $ l./iO per (iuiiou. ENGLISH HOOF PAINT, ' Ground in oil -,50c. ixo gal. , | I LIQITI) SLATE HOOF PAINT, i I Fire lWf SI.25 per pal. ? PATENT PETROLL'M LINSEKI) OIL, (i Works in all |>aint3 as Moiled Linseed, only 50 cents per gallon. MACNINEUY OILS. K. G. K el ley's patent Sperm oil $1.0^ Engine Oil 75 Filtered Rock Lubricating Oil (A) Sem! for car<Is ?vt colors and circulars. new yokk city oil co., t SOLE AGENTS, ? J 1(1 Maiden Lane, New York. i| Mav 10 20-:ttn J" NEW STORE! : N E W G O (IDS! > I beg t c> inform inv friends in town and 3 /l/vllllteo t )>'? t I 1?o?tn i*A/ia!irik< 1 * ** " * niai a 1U%?m: ?%!?* UJH IM U III l my new stoic, .in entirely new, fresh ami coinplctcstock of \ SPRING ANl> SUMMKK GOOS of every variety and assortment usually kept I in a fust-das-* village store, -J In my stole can be found a full iin2 of 0 Dry Goods, 1 a 1 Heavy Domestics, h s Indies* Dress Goods and Trimmings, s s Ladies Hats p Si T of tlie latest style ar.d fashion, trimmed and * "Untrimmed. Gents' and Ladies' t Boots and Shoes, Ready-made Clothing i'of Men and Boys, IIAT? DW ARK, |( CUTLERY, tl TIN AND U CROCKERY WARE, the best qualities of c GROCERIES, FLOUR, FORK, MOLASSES, ! s< Ac., Ac. Jj O All of whicli I am offering at remarkably low prices for cash or turpentine. I cordially invite an inspection of wiy stock, and flatter myself t hat I can ghe entire satisfaction, both in quality and inice. Call and examine for yourselves. s< 017" No charge for showing goods. tl \VM. 1?. LEWIS. E May 10th, 1874. -it. R 1-2 'Mntm M a 1 lie, Hi [OUSE REVIVED, T ? iCFitnIi and tboict Go?c1m, 0 I'ELZER. I * DRUGGISTS, iS' - : - Charleston, S. C. * 1 INT lBI.ISItKU HOINLH Ok' ? | I I d r??x. r i CO., Augusta, CIa. L, lllSLKY a KITCHEN', Nkw YoKK.I IF #> l>'lllaK r1 it (it >? mm mm m mm mm. 4 5 an ^ ?? ??! If mill 1111 It til J\ T!?c next regular communication of lorry No. tlo A.*. K.\ M.*. /\jf\ "ill belvlduti Tuesday iiighl June ; / v v2?I, 1874. Ily order of the W. M. K. (I. SESSIONS, Secty. I Change of Schedule! "Old Grimes is Lead, that good old man, I lis law youII see no more, lie mod So wear an old blue coal A1J buttoned down before/' Though thus lamented, not tegreUed, We llury Old rogyistu. The Little Liver and Choraw Railroad j \VilI be built, and lhdler. n?d th?? beast, but I die real siibstanti.il hick* rv .JACKSON, will, j im a tew (lays, complete a bridge across Kings- ; ant Laiie. To keep up with the improvements ?>f the ' dines, I beg to announce to toy friends and .umtomero llial 1 have just received intodorc, lircct from New fork, A llaiulKOiue AxM??r(iiirul OK I FASHIONABLE HATS j FOR Lailifs and ritflrirrn, I VERY CHEAP. LATEST STYLi: PRINTS, A'ai ranted f.ist Colors, onlv 10 cts. por yard i j THon'iiuncL Percale*. ' I I \ new style of g?hmIa, very hasdsomc and titrable. only 20 cents in?r yard. 1KAVY I1ROWN AN!) ULKACHKI > II ().M fjspi; N s, IdODS FOR LADIES' WEAK OFKVERY V AllhKTY AND DESCRIPTION. In addition to tliese KptTultks, 1 Lave on mud a general assortment of goodi; at a cort.s|hinilin2 SCHEDULE OK LO>lV PRICES. M. 11. liKATY. f v FUCK liOAKIJQK COUNT YCOM'.S. \ ! l ' Iu>ki:y Coi ntv, May (lib. 187-1. S The Uoaid of County Commissi oners will to in session on sale day in June next. All icrsons having any business before the hoard >r in the olliee will govern themselves aceordn2lv No appliealion for Liquor License will he nteitained. unless the Last Ar-r r/f Mm i .... - - ? dalnte Is sit icily complied Willi. Hy order Hoard C. I,'. ('HAS. flKAINOKIt, Ch.n'n. J II. NORMAN, CTk Li. C. C\ May J2'.11, 1874. [till JunoI. 1 15 A AGKNTS W A NT K r>. I TKA A HE NTS wanted in town and county to sell TKA, or get up oiut> orders, for lie largest Tea Korr.pany in America. linxjrters' prices and inducements to Agents, iendlor circular. Ad roes ROB KKT WKI.I.S, Id Veaey St., N. V. J*. O. Hr?x i,2S'<. The. Christian Union, Henry Ward Reedier. 'Mitor. <.>1 Oetolier 25Lli last, says: * Parties \ i-diing to get up chilis, and all svlio can get >rd? is tor TKA, should write him for a circu ar.n The. .Yew York Weekly Tribune, of Sept. ii, says: "Ail 'liranges" should write Robert Veils for a circular." TA<* S-'i/l/ti', of Sept. 20th, says: "llobert Veils is thoroughly reliable/' May 1!) 2'f-2m Olllce Iluanl CiNinty Oom's. iMay 5tli, 1874. J^OTICK OF "ELECTION. A jielitioii signed by the requisite number >f legal voters, iu accordance with an aeL of be (icneral Assembly, having been filed and .cccpted in this office to "grant aid to the \ iitlle. River and Ckeraw Jlai'-raad," in issuing j Kinds of tills county for preleried stock iu aid Kailioad, notice is hereby given that an lection will be held in trie different townshi|* .id precints on Hie 11th day of J. ly. The election will be conducted under the sirne rule# of the general election laws in ucli cases made and provided, and under the revisions of the act of the last General Aspnihly entitled "an act to authoiize ard em- i ower certain coun'ics to Issue bonds in subcription for the preferred stock in the Idtllc liver and Clieraw ft aril road Company." By order of the board County Coin'rs. tillA.S. GKA1NCKK, Cbna. J, II. NORMAN, Clk. May 1? B< NINCER'S OI,I> LONDON DOCK GIN. | Ksi>ecially designed for the use of the Med- 1 'al 1'rofession ami the Family, .possessing I trose intrinsic medical proprieties which being to an Old and Pure Gin. Indispcnsible to Females. Good for Kidney I !om plaints. A delicious Tonic. Put up in I uses containing one dozen bottles each and 1 >ld b> all druggists, grocers, ?&c. A. M. Pin- ? iger & Co., established 1773, No. 15 Beaver treet, New Vork. < May 10 20-3 m A Great Pictorial Library. j All best American and Foreign literature < ?nt I.RRF, for 25 cents to induce subserip- < ons to the largest and best Illustrated paper, uelose to Ij.luktkated Recoup, 23 Park ow, New Vork. [march 31] ? i t X ? X e\v A cl vei*t>?ieii.it3ii! s f^EO. P.KOWELL 1 COLUMN I "LAST ( iiancl" FOIt An Easy Fortune?! Fifth and liUMt <?iii Concert IN AID OF THE Public library of Ky. J j July IH7 I. LIST OFlil L I S. ( )iui I !rr>ml ( 'iivli 4 If> 1 I?i u I ~ ? %*? ? x. ' j One Oraml Cash < iit hm?.<>'>o j One (iraml (.'ash < itt 7fi,ooo One Crand Cash (rift f>o.0(?0 One Oraml Cash (lift 2"? 000 5 Cash (lifts, $J0,000 eurh, 10U.O )U ( ash (Jilts, lo.ooo each, lOO.OoO i:? Cash Lilts. 10,000 c.irii, l.*,0 0 ?? till Cash Lifts. 5,000 each, 100,000 t'ash (lifts. -1,000 each. loo,<?oo llo Cash Lifts, 3,000 each, f?0,0(H> | *>0 Cash (.iits, U.OuO each, J'W <.'a?,h Lifts, 1.000 each. 100,0<M) 12*0 Cash Lifts, :??'() cub, PJO.oOO o<? CJi Lifts, 100 each, 50.000 10,000 Ca.sh (lifts, SO each, 050,000 (Irami total 20,000 Lifts. all cash. i','iOO.OoO PKK i; OF TICK 1: rs. Whole Tickets > SO 1*0 Halve* 2.~> 00 'IVntlbi. or I'iU'li Coiiimui 5 00 11 Whole Ticke ts for 500 00 2-'i Tickets for for 1,000 00 ! For Tickets ?;r information, .Vlilll'SH T1IO. ! :. ItltAMI.KTTK Ajjvut uit?l Mana^ci', Piihllc l ibrary thtildiiig, Louisville, Kv. <8B^ I'LOftENOE ? t tin t.onjr ioii'imikI suit of tin* : FlOUKNCK M'.WiYL MAC -II1 \ K < .'(>., bg:iia*>t 1 li?? Sniper, Whet-icf A \A it-v-u itntl VI rover A ll^ikK Com t?m , ius ?s 1 .>k ev< r : $>2.'t*.ttuo l* fliinlly dm'itlcii by tie- .. uprcm? ('inn I <>( the I'titm.t Slate- in ti?vor of 11 . ? bl.t'lt j - KNCK. Which nlmit* h:i.* ilrukru tJU?* et<> 11 >poly of H'^h I'ttic*. The Hew Florence Is the only iUiuliiitt1 tbsi .-.-v. t? ii.umvaiil mitt forwaril, or to rtaUt mil Ictt. Simj>te?( ? I Ilieapes't I to -1 So 1 d Kiih Coot. Sr?< t \ 1. Tkiijm 10 cm;us ami bus. April, 1874. Florence, Mnf-a. " iuilimm; This water prool re atonal resembling tine Icallter, is FH|/|\ .l?.u- outside wot'K, (hi/ Iitr .\ub*(.u.ni'r n.-icd.) ami i 11 mi<I? , (*..). KA V. instead off?last?er. Kelt carIiftiti;*s, .Mais, etc. S ti?I Gain Jon- K.J **c stamps lor circulars a ltd samples. $7.'i .Mnri loao f?>r *.>>. Ate. ( / '? INtro hlno for t.'iii, Ac. gXIA'I ! ItOA'T! ><>>* <b! DON'T WKfcT? "",l b UO At THAT Tlta \ Kl.l NO A: lb. NT, Hut ki vi' your F-5 A PT^l aWi" X bt'i Which lie Itctx I ho \/ 1 ^ lAP cc-iiimitcion, find y < t no V 1?\J WWah Tl?. Best Sewing Machine in the World, AT WHObttSA I.K I'UH b, hv sending to Rrv. C. 11. libUNIilhtM tlwu'l Agent, Cnn.ord, N. C. Send stamp for Circular anil Price List. a day guaranteed SJ ||fi| fafLr uiing cur WELL AUGER AND % mdrill in (food territory. IIIOI1E8T # _ Ht::stimoxiai?s ?hom uovekvors 4IJBO EBOr IOWA. AHKANSAH AKf> DAKOTA. C?tsk)Eucs fh!e. W. OI1.ES, St. 1a)Ui?, Mo. rm 111 wwmi mat win Him itiwn Final Discharge. Vrm'ICE IS HKKKIIY -(1IVKN THAT .IN on the the oLh day ot June next 1 will apply to Isaac Cannon, .Judge of Prohate for 1 lorry County, for a final discharge as Administ rator of the F.stai" of J. .1. Il.tker. K. s. 11AKKK, AdmV. May 7tli, IK71. [may 12 It Final Discharge. XJOFU.K IS 1IKKKI5V (Jl VivX THAT J_N| on tin1. -7th day ol June next, I will apply t<> Isaac (^iiiiuoii, .Indue ol 1 Voltaic for llon\ ('(unity, for u Dual discharge a.- Autniiii>lralor of the. Ival&te of Isaac 15. Hardee. 11. M. A.VM'JISON, Administrator. May 7(1), 1F71. [may 12-lt M A X I IOOI): ~ How Lost, How Restored! JiKt puhliHicd, a new edition ('Kl.Khi: \TKD KSSAV ' on j Il?c ru'licu! nor (without jned- I ?f Spki:m vroituiloKA or He initial weakness, Imohuilarv Seminal Losses. Impotiocv, mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments t? mar- j ria?e, etc., also, LVnhumption, Krir.PSY and Kits or sexual extravagance; Piles, Ac. DT/" 1'iice, it? sealed envelope, only six cent. The celebrated author, in this admirable Kssay, clearly demonstrates IV un a thirty years'successful practice, that the alaiming ( o)ise<|ti(mces of' self-abuse may la; radically cured without the dangerous use ?>| iulcriral medicine or the application of tlx- hnih-; jKiinting out a mod,- ol cure at once simple, 4 certain and olfec'timl, by uicnii* of Avhieb evry sulli'rer, no matter what Ids condition , may he, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. d/- Thin Lecture should Ih? in tlic. bauds ol every youth nud every man in lie*, land. | .Sent under seal, in a plain e.r.vel<v.<e. to mu 1 - I ? ''' J ' I address, post-paid, ?>n receipt of n\x * <?fits or two |x)st shunpa. Also -UK. .MMjUEK'.s , KKMKDV FOIt l'lL&S. Send for circular. Add: ?-b? Iho l'ub'.isht'W, Oil as. j. c. ki.im: x- ch? (27 Bowery, New York, Poet, Uillce Box l.ftSS. July 2S ? 1y-;ln. Apr2i, M7I SHERIFF'S SALES. lly virtue of sundry executions to me <11- ! rected and lodged in this ollleo. I will otter for Mile before the Coiut-House in ConwHvboro, S. [J., on the first, a! a ml ay in duiio next, w ichiu i legal sale hours, the following property, to wit: Tire interest of U. A Dusenbury in four hundred ucres df land, 'known as the lhown land, situated on the Galllvant's Ferry roru), ten inrles north of I 'ojiwayboio, at Hie suit of Joseph Toddj Also cue double seated buggy, the projvat to I f A I t??-* ' 4*' t>. wj ? v/. *'UPUioui~y, Ml/ Hie Slllf. Ol iK>S j>ll I | roiia. 1 Also thr<?e hunred acres of land, levied on ' *s the property of John N. Pierce, bounded | L>y lands of Coleman Causoy, et al at the suit ">f J. A. Hendricks for cost, and T. W. l>e*ty j it al. j SHRKTPP'a OFKir-K, ) Conwayboro, 8. c\, May 8tb, 1874. y a. n. skippei:, s. h. c. Til 10 (.1/1 AT III'.MI.liV T'Oit CONSUMPTiGH wlii?*li can In* cured h\ * timely resort to t!ii-standard preparation, as ha - h* c i pr o\ed l>\ the hundred > ? t testimonials received 1>\ (no proprietors. It is acknowledged by many promine .! physicians to he the ino.-t reliable preparation i * i >trod need lor the relict anil euro of all 1 aing complaint , and is offered to the publi ? sanctioned by theexperieuee ot over forty years. \\ 1m-n resorted to in season it seldom fails to client a speedy cure in the most severe eases of Coughs, lironehil is, {'roup, W hooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma, CohL, Sure Throat, Pains or Soreness in the ( Ihost and Side> Liver Complaint, Heeding at the Lungs, &c. AVistar's llnlsnm docs not dry up i Cough, aud leave the eiri^o behind, as is ihe ease wllh most preparations, but it loosens ami cleanses the hums, and allavs irritation, n 7 v ? thus removing' the cause of the fomplaint. i'rki'akf.t> nv BF.TIt W. FOWLE &, 30N3, Boston, Van., Anil Moi l 1 ?y Druggists uu<l 1 )uulor* gunoritlly. Rest Things Wont ;vll humorous wiiti'f* ol tin* Soil ii yr.n I'm $1. to 'I'm: IIomoki SI. \ f\\ ^otii. [uutnii'.l I A MliDlCAL TKlUMrilf BKr. I>. *. PKKRVS Vegetable Aromatic i > i rr rr id id i > ^ JV I i JL I J l j.,1 I i ^ . Those I'>itiei.? mu?t become tlif itiit\?'i I remmly of IIh* There is nothing h * 11 ii 111 or to fopiul them under the sun. '1 In / restore tin* weak, invigorate the feeble, ami give new life end ton -to the bro1 "n down system. In miasmatic and niahu ions d'striets they are worth n ship loud ?>f t^ iinine |K)\vikm ;ui'l pills. I hey.ire especially adap' e.| to person stilleiilig I om Dyspepsia, liver Complaints, Cost!venose, Headache, 17ouraigia, Rhoumstisrn, Chilis and .Fever and Pihi? To Delicate Female3. I .adit**. ?UI <>f young, will lind these Bitter* es| M-ciad V adapted to disease* peculiar t? their sex \?" vensuess, I,,-issittide, Want of A ppnlile, ami < ieneral i I it V, all vftild l?? I In ituigf I'lidJ in of those inesliinanui iuu.01*. IIKAIl Wl! \,T IS SAID. 1IKAU WHAT IS SAll>. JIKAK WHAT IS SAI>?, "Wondetful elloels ha\e resulted liutii ^our I)r. Doits's Hiti?M6." 44My chills ar? g? ue. I can hardly believe il "Send me one ease of Perry's.Hitlers again. Nothing like l If Hi here." 4,1 cneiose alii davit ofmy case. I had i?* th so to convince you ofthe wonderful cure.'* "Surely they are the most delighttul wiito tonic in the world." "Dr. Wilsm ways that you aie a public I'dtefaelor." "Ilunah! Xo iilore ihcuuialRim." ' N<i M >!Tdn%ida''bc, thank you." We could li!l this paper twice over with just such genuine extracts, tmt the above must stitlice. Our Hitter4- are prepared under the supervision of l)r. I>. ."s. Perry, member 1.1 the lioyal t.oilege ot I hysicians laiil'huigOllS, London. Lll^lu.nl, and the Aiedi^.i < dinic ot (ilasgow. All orders should he addressed to to 'I oe I'KUItV .\K JMA-T1L IHTTKK CO., NKW Vohk, IL >>. The Iiittrrs tire sold either by the bottl/ or case at $i per bottleI'ilili.'B in r . ... rt\- lllllllj; M'l.MIKi l<t| HOV ?fV :ls III lluil diseases w .11 uoHiier fntlv ?? tuvoi bv giving name of fW?unty *s well as I'owu where they reside. If will save iih a wood vful anion tit <r1'UHTi' and annoyance if tlii> w iH la; o!?rtjrv?*l. The I'errv \romantic lUUor uuii|?;inv in andt it)- ly B. T. BABBITTS'S l'ure Concentrated T'otush. or <L\e, Of Double 'ho Sti? ugt h of an y other SAl'ON AKYiVa; tilBST ANVK. I have recent ly perfected a new method ,j packing my 1'otaen, or !.v?\ and am now packing it only in Halls, t he coat?ug ot wlm-h will sa Minafy, and docs not t.liurt- tin S > ^ It is packed in boxes containing - J and tS lb. Halls and in no other way. Direction* re Kngliah ami Oorman, tor making haid nw4 soft soap with this jiotash, accompanying e i/tfc p tckuge. B T. UAULHT t% 04 to 4b Washington Si., N. V. April l .