Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, July 11, 1874, Image 3
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jV" .1/7 ' 'ommun'n'n: ions intended
,',) )iublwut/.on must be /u.tm/eel in b'/
I j o'clock M., o>/ II ""<.<//?esilai/ and j
advertisements by 12 J/, c.i Thursday
yreccedini7 ?/tc issue.
Sl?iX l \L NOTICH.
From tliis ?!nto we will insert no citation
notice tor letters of adtninist rnlh n, notice ii>
persons indebted to, and to persons holding
claims against an estate, noth e IV)r final diseharge,
unless the cash is paid in advance, or
I hoy are handed in by a practicing lawyer, in
which ease lie will he held responsible for
payment.
tfc.M.i: or on Annus.
< 'it at ion Not ice $d.00
\otiee to na\ imam! to vimwI.m- .aco oo I
Fiiul I Mseharuo V-.AO
Public s;de.s w ill bo rated l>v the square,
"local matters.
The American Sardine Co.'s llone)ess
Sardines are much lieller, and less
than hall thecostof imported sardines.
^Ioiim A f > l>?> i it I iiicii ts.
maimon (S. C.) IMstuut OonkisisKsrK.?
The Marion l>is'.ricl Conference
will convene at Marion on Thursday,
ihc 1 Oth ol July, at 0 o'clock a.
.. The opening sermon will he
uroaohcd on the evening of the 1 ."j111
i ~
hy Kev. .lames ('. Stoll. Services to
commence at S o'clock, l'rethren who
intend coming hy private conveyance
will please notify i?ev. A. J. Stokes,
Marion C. II., Ol their intention, and
on arrival will repot t at the drug store
ol brother W. t'. McM illan.
Visiling brethren front abroad and
loeal ministers within the district who
intend being present will please send
their names at once to brother Stokes.
A lull delegation is urged.
Mm. O.Vowim, 1\ K.
X. 1?.?llrethren will bring up
J'.isliop's 1'ur.d. W. C. I'.
Sli>i?kn ])n.\rit. ? We learn that
Col. 1 Jobert Cannon, who was on a
a visit to his son in this county lite
past week, and who returned to Ids
home in Marion county Sunday even
hilt, tliod suddenly the next day. Col.
Cannon was apparently well when he
crossed the ferrv on his way home.
am? i
I'oni'm i KD Lani?s.?At the olVi ring
for sale of delinquent lands in this
county hy the County Treasurer ou
the 18lh of May last, no sales were
made. Out of the forty tracts advertised
the following nine tracts were
oil t red and declared lorfeitcd l<? the
St ale:
Luck's township, Martha Cooper,
100 acres. Conwayboro township,
l'\ M. Jordan, 1'JO acres; estate, of
.lames M. lid!, J00 acres. Dog Liu If
township. F. 1>. Ui^hardsou, 100 acres.
Lloyd's township, estate of James
'Williamson, 50 acres; (wo tracts,
owner anknown, supposed 1). Ketehuin,
35 acres. (?alli vulit's h'errv
township, owner unknown, 500 acres.
Simpson's Creek township, estate of
Moses (1. Darker, 300 acres. Total
1,155 acres.
Tnn CorroN CwmcKi'iu.Aii.-?This
post has not yet made his appearance
in t he cotton fields, but we need not
expect him to post pone his accustomed
visit much longer; ami it is equally
certain so sure as he comes, either lie
lulls! 1 ... .1 .?kil IS ll'il. 1 Jil' lli.t '1"!!"" ....II
.... v V V VI vi^v I ' ' y V \I X'1 % i iv^ \.wvv;u >>lll
bo.
It will be well for all who have
planted cotton to be prepared for
these pests .vhen they first make their
appearance. With this view we invite
their attention to the article from
the Jlural Carolinitoi.
Tin: Hail Storm. ? In addition to
the information given by our Cool
Spring correspondent, of the hail storm
that tell in that section of the county
last Sunday, we have gleaned the following
particulars from citizens living
in and near the scope of country
visited by the storm.
The breadth of the storm was greater
than that given l>y him, but the
scope where the heavy destroying hail
tell is perhaps less.
Air. Daniel Lewis, who took shelter
in a friend's house, two miles beyond
Cool Springs, during the storm, informs
us that for the space ot filtoen
or twenty minutes the hail, without
iain, loll incessantly, that beI'ore the
rain fell there was no unsheltered,
naked earth to ho seen. After the
rain was over lie picked up one lump
ami measured it. with a piece of twine;
it was nearly six inches in circumference,
and he thinks it had melted
at least one-fourth before he picked it
up.
The damage to the crop is all that
has been estimated by our correspondent.
Cotton was literally stripped to
the top bud. Much of the corn was
cut down, and stalks left standing had
chunks knocked off as thougl JTlone by
glancing musket balls.
Those who witnessed it all agree as
to the great size of the hail stones. So
T\ IK II
far we hear ot but one loss of 1 if b\ |
it, and that was i\ j?;oose who in imitn- 1
lion ot many others hold his heatl so 1
high that his skull cap was knocked .
off i
^ 1
1 hsner Schools Kink?The s t rv I * * - r
ment ol the County Ti...-jur< r, giving j
the School Trustees and the pill k the
inhumation of the amount ot school
lands now in the treasury for school
purposes, and the respective amounts , ^
to the credit of each school district, '
in advance of the oi?enin</ of the out., i
c - I
lie school*, is si departure that will be
, iluly appreciated by the trustees snul
the public, and one that is well worthy
ol imitation by every County Treas,
urer in the State.
W e would suggest to our Treasarcr
and School Commissioner that, whenever
possible to do so, this information
be given to the trustees and the
taxpayers prior to the annual school
district meetings, with such information
and the report of the trustees
showing the expenditure of this fund
in their respective to.vnships; the
legal voters would not only be enabled
to act more intelligibly, but would
take deeper interest in the subject of education,
and often would strain a point
to increase the school term and to establish
new schools.
We arc pleased to record the fact
that in our county our administrative
I and executive ollicers make use of every
opportunity and means in their
power to impart more light to the
people on all subject matters connected
with their otliccs. Such is not the
case in many other counties.
The contrast between the public
ollieers in this county and Georgetown
is quite striking. At the annual district
meeting held in the town ol
Georgetown, no information was given
by either the commissioner or trustees
as to what had Ihtoiho of the funds.
Mi. H L. Kainoy, one of the trustees,
expressed himself thai matters had
been so managed l?y the school commissioner
that there was no finding
out how the money for school purposes
had l)een expended. Ho believed
it had been used for electioneering
purposes; we should think
more likely for the beneiit of (Jovornor
Moses, and a leasehold on hi* own
olliee.
A Colored Hulible Burst,
I By Telegraph U< the News and Com lor,]
N i;w Y uiiK, .1 uly 2.
A dispatch from Washing says that
the Freed man1# Hank there has sus-|
ponded and gone into liquidation i
'Lhe Tribune says edit* rially:
"The president of the bankrupt
Freodman's Saving and Trust Conip:iat
Washington, ami the cashier of the
branch in this city, endeavor to explain
in another column, several onuses
of its failure. Little stress is laid
on the chief cause, which was the withdrawal
*>1 deposits in all the branehe
lor investment solely in \Va?hin?$lonl
and largely in the warrants ol the
hoard of public works. Kxplanations
are more plentiful with the company
good securities, hut they will hardly
satisfy the unfortunate depositors.
The Freed mail's Savings and Trust
Bank ol this city received orders yes
iorday Irom W ashin >U>n to slop taking
in and paying out money."
\V ASUINGTON, Jllly 2.
mm - - "
i lie mother hank of the Freedman's
Trust Company lias suspended, and
large numbers of colored people are
around the bank imploring for money,
without fiuccess. It is understood
that similar instructions are to bo sent
to New York and to all the Southern
branches. The trustees have nominated
Robert Purvis, colored, of Philadelphia,
Postmaster-General Cn swell
and It. Leopold, commissioners to settle
up the concern. The work will
require two years. It is thoght that
with proper management ninety-three
cents on the dollar will bo realized.
Memphis, July 2.
'idie suspension of the Fredman's
Savings Bank here causes some excitement
among the colored people,
though the business has been small
since the panic last fall.
To cure a cough, to relieve all irritations
of the throat, to restore perfect
soundness and health to tfio most delicate
organizations of the human
frame?the lungs?use I>r. Wistar's
Balsam oi Wild ('hurry, which is still
prepared with the same caro in the
selection and com pounding ot its various
ingredients as when it was introduced
to the public by Dr. Wistar
over forty years since.
A good way to spend the school
money is to pay ordinary field hands
from litty to seventy-live dollars a
month to teach little boys and girls
what they?-the teacher?know nothing
about.?Such a course will enable
the school trustees to spend all the
public money in l'rom thrco to six
months?doing the least possible
good.?Abbeville J'/'cu# and /la/oicv.
U)KK V W UKKIA ;
Attention is called to the tact that
Uessrs. Norton A: 1 nko have t stabit
lied Jit'8t'rfa98 Drtty Store in our
dace, 11a ving just received a fresh n?? ?
cliablo stock of l)rugs, Medicines,
Dye Studs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery,
i'obacoo ami Cigars, Seeds, &c. They
>o)?o by honorable dealings and close
mention 10 business, to merit a large
iharc of the patronage through Ibis
ind adjoining countiop. Call and see
l hem.
July Hh. t
Don't hawk, hawk, Rpit, spit, Mow,
blow and disgust, everybody with
Catarrh and its oilensive odor, when
Dr. Sage's Catarrh remedy will speedily
destroy nil odor, arrest the discharge
and cure you.
leu a Slate Kcpwbli<an Cuiivcation.
Dr.s Moinhs, July
The resolutions ot the Kcpuhliean
State Convention lavor the submission
to the people of an amendment to
the constitution ox tending aullVago to
women; that Congress has power to
regulate commerce between tl e Stat< s,
whether by railroad or water, and
under this right, should legislate
against, extortions and discrimination,
and under that right should provide
for tin* improvement of our groat
national water way; and approves the
new currency bill.
The Jewish Tunes says that J/o.ic's,
the (lovernor under whom South Carolina
mourns is not a Jew. Other
papers .-ay ^and we think truly) that
he is not a christian. None of them
deny that he is a .Mohammedan. It
makes little diiieraiice what In1 j rot', sses
to I>e. wliile he practices *m> sadly.
.ve.% issti-m* rckivhc rs.
foNWAvnoiro. S. ('. .Inly 11.
('rein; Tniii'KNTiXK.?Virgin, $:k<) Vcl
1< >\\ * . .0, Scrape 'r I. i'>.
'i'iniiua tin)!, and no demand a!
Provisions.-?)'ork ; Dacou, l<>gu20c;
Kggs 1hi I .V ; Corn *1 10.
la i i i.K ill via;, S. July 11.
Ciicnr. 'I'cm i- NTi.MC. -..Up .Suapc
$1.2o. New virgin $2.CO.
] I'd'. IsKiX':. ?Colli vl...*> Mi-.il s i <'.O
Pork, per l>iu.: V20.0O, retail 1-lalO; llueon
!4,i! m1 : Molasses per gallon, retail, 40c; Kit ui
)wr hbl, $i-'al2; (.'olli'c &>?:w>oc; s 12ul0c;
Chickens I0:i20e; oysters oOaSOc per gallon.
C'uW Itiileg, Jry, P-'N'i wax 2->a uoc.
(P. i<>\v.\. S. ('., July llli, t -71.
(,'ruil i t openl'ine?Virgin $>.'1,20, ye lit >v.
$2... 1, .st-rape Tl <">.
\\ si.Ml sn'io.v, X. (July 7.
X A vaIj S i ouits.?Ci u?le Turpentine- V1 rgin
1, yellow dip $2.00, Haiti 11 .00.
t^l iriu turpentine,' !>.'. Tar '11. >'?. ( oUoti
1 Halite.
Xr.w Vouk, July 7.
Money 2..11 per cent. OnM 110'.,
Spirits tin-pontine : 17??*, Uosin Cotton
Ilia 1U.
LAST CHANCE
EOlt
An Easy Fortune!
Fi H li and 5 u? si (J rinwl Hi It Hon en ft
IN AID UK THE
Public Library of Ky.
July iSJsl, !.
LIST <?1(HFTS.
One (Iram! < 'ash < lilt $200,00(
Ono (. l ant't ( ash L ilt 100,'MM
One (Irani! ('ash (lilt 70,OtM
One (Iraml ( ;ik!i (till 00,OO(
One Li ami ('ash (lilt if.7, (MX
.7 (fash Lifts. ?2O,(.0i) each, 1( >0,001
10 ('a?ih (lifts, J 1,(100 each, I !0.00<
17 ( a h Clifls, It),000 each. 170 0 ?
20 Cash Lift , 7,000 each, loo.oot
20 Ca.sh Lilts, '1.0!to i-a.-h, J 00,(XX
80 Cash Gift#, 8,000 each, 00,OCX
70 (.'ash Lilts, 2,000 each, 100,00(
low ( itjsli Litis, 1,000 each, JO(t,0O(
2 50 ('a.sh (Jilt8, * O'X) each, 120,00!
700 ('ailt Lilts, 100 each, 70,00!
lit,000 Cash Lilts, 00 each, 000,00<
(Irani! Total 20,000 Lifts, all ca.sh, 2,000,00*
PKICE OK TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $00 ()(
Halves 20 01
Tenth, or each Coupon 0 0'
I 1 W lintii 'IM.I!if ' <"?
- - ? . . ."I., .?/? ./WW V/'
22 Half Tickets for 1,000 0(
For Tickets or information, address
tho. k. i i K \ M
Agfonf and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
State of South. Carolina
COUNTY OF 1IOUKlr.
Court of Cum oil VIcan.
tiummoM for licli'f.
SAMUISL MARC ICR, riaintill,
AO.M.N.ST
MARIA K. N ARC MR, Defendant.
To the. /)(\fc7\(l<tnty Maria Jf Kortjcr
Yon arc hereby summoned and required f
answer the complaint in this action, of whir
a copy in lodged in the oilier of Mm ('lork <
the Court of 1 lorry county, and tp serve
copy of your answer to said complaint on lit
subscriber at 1 its ollico in Conwayboro with!
twenty days after the service hereof, cxclusiv
of lite day of such service; and if you fail t
answer the complaint within the time afor?
said, the plaintill in this action will apply t
the court for the relief demanded in Iho con
plaint.
Dated May 25th, lfcTi 1.
(ilLLKSITE,
1'hit nUtf's Attorney.
Con\vayl>oro, S. C.
TO MARIA K. NT ARC KIR
Tula? not too flint tbe ennmlalt.! in fb!< ci
is lodged in 11 i*j o I lice of the (Jleik of tl
Court for J lorry county tliio day.
May 2ulh, 127-f
ni?iy2(i-0t (ilLLKSl'IK, Plaintiffs Attj
Bto^ular Coiiiitiimicafrou.
Tho next reguInr eon iiiuiiication <
" %X \jr' lorry Bodge, No. < ."? A,*. IV. M.
J /\S\ will ho hold oil Tuesday night Au
! / ^ N lih, IH7-I.
I By order of the W. M.
H. O. SKSSIONK, tsccty.
<r 3\ \' v;. e j' ; '
i 1 J n ?), r 5 I ? .1 " IS* I t > 4
} vis -(Ml 1 'ON <?; ( Kl\ \i; , \ 1.1.xjin .
I '
11 io fi mi ? I V . (1. 11 . ;i ms ;i:nl Son is l his
I da\ dissolved I?y nritu.d ii,iwini'i!i, Mi. r.
A. Hlggius alone signing liio ftt*iu name in
I liquidation, ami at ig to such business
] while in such liquidation,
j Nf,N\ York, .fine 17th, 1^11.
(.Si. in <1) A. t?. 1I [(JOINS,
(Signed) 1\ A. A LOGIN'S.
A Great Pictorial Library. 1
All best American :iud Foreign liteialme j
sent 1<11EE for Jo cent*to imluco suhserip i
'.Ions to the largest ami best lllcvtruted pap< :. |
Kneloso it) Ii.i.ivstiiatkd Hkc om), - > l'ark !
1 low, New York. (march ?>1]
SS a OM I
Change ol Schedule!
o
"Old Grimec is Lead, that /rood old man,
1 I'm laiv you'll see no more.
Ili? toed to wear an <?!?l blue Coat
All buttoned down beton'."
Though tlitis lamented, not icuretted,
Wc l?m*y Olil l'\)f?-.vism.
The Little River and Cher aw Railroad
\Vill be built, and duller, ted the beast, l ul
tIn* . <\d suliMnnl i d iik km \ J \CkS<>"N. will,
in a low days, complete a bridge across Kint?s
ton Lake.
To keep np with the Improvements <>f the
times, I 1 ?e?j> to aunounec to my ICiemU and
eiivloiiiei's t.hid 1 have just, received into dote, .
direct Ironi N'ew 1 oi k,
A Ulitiifl-oiiir
OK
FASHIONABLE HATS
k< >1:
(iiiltliTiL
VLKY rilKAK.
L\ ri:sT STV!,L I'KlNTS,
\Vat ranted last. Colors, only 10 ets. per vat d.
llcrriitiidtrK' BN'i'fults,
A new stylo of poods, very hasdsome and
duiahle, only eenls per yatd,
IlKAVV Li;o\YN AND 1II.K A( 'J IKl>
11< >\n:siM' ns,
coons von eadikn' \vi:ah ok kvkis^
VAUIKTY AND 1 jksciil I'TIOV.
In ii ?1 it.i >11 t<> these < peeiallies, 1 have on
hand a i <nnM.il assortment. of goods at a coiresponding
jscni;i)i;j.k ok ],o\v riiicks.
m. 15. i ik AT Y.
V )S\Vr.I?()
Silver Gloss Starch.
For (lie Iii\m?<1ry.
MamifaeLurrd 1 ?y
T. KINGSFORD& SOPJ,
I! as Kecoine
a noi si;iioi,d n i:ci:ssity.
li groat excellence has merited tlit*, cmiini'Mi'lation
o! Europe for American .Manul'aetine.
fui.vefiizr.il nobk stanch,
I'hKl'A i; ED IIV
t. kiniisfoko x son,
Kxpres.sly for food, whrii it. is propeily made
into pudtiii" s. is i dessert ofgreal ? 'ik.***.
For wile 1 ?y all First-elass (irocera.
jane l.'I-'Jni
) Q ?J 11 O O L N O T I (J K.
i o
The undersigned will resume the exorcises
of Ins School on Tuesday, duly 2d,
> ('onwayhoro, IS. (I., ) T. K. (II EEKSI'I K.
) .1 one tit li, IS'/1, -li.
i ~'mw stoeer
)
; n e wg () o i) s !
)
' I hear to inform my friends in town and
country, that i liavc received and ojienoil in
1 niy new store, an entirely now, fresh ami com
nlelestock of
)
, SkMtINU AND SUMMDli (JOOS
>
of every variety and assortment, usually kept,
in a first-class \ilkuto .store,
In my stole, can bo found u full lin : uf
- Dry (Joods,
)
Heavy I>omt'..slics,
Lailies* 1 )res.s <iwods jumI
Tri mini lifts,
I null us Hats
of (lie latest stylo and fashion, trimmed and
o uiiti'iinined. Cents'and laidies'
h
?f
* Eoots and Shoes,
n
? Ueiidy-iniidc Clotlilnjj; for Aim aixl
Hoys,
<>
l" HAH DW ARM,
CUTOEUY,
.TIN AND
CHOCK KltY WAUK
tlio best quail ties of
I UltOGElUKS. l'l.OCIi, POlilv, M' J LASS l?M,
>0
|lj 4Swi?j iNcc.
All of which T am offering at remarkably lov,
V* prices for rash or turpentine.
I cordially Invito an inspection of my stork
j ( and Halter myself that I can give entire satis
faction, both in quality and price. Call am
examine tor yourselves, %
r" y So charge for showing goods.
WM U. LKWIS.
May lbth, 1874. 4t.
i
^ I i r ""'*?
N ? w . V < i v'ort.sienioutx
(,1m ). P.UOWK1X & COLUMN |
T)avi&son College. |
s ? \ i Session \\ il I l>rg-l it Sept .21, IS7 I.
11 *ltli\ location. Moral atmosphere,
stint discipline. Thorough toaolilng. Mod
?i itc t*li irgos, Seven professors. For cat a*
lo^uo or Information apply to.
t. 1,'. !>i \m: ( liaii man of I lie Facility,
l'osi (Mlioe, Davidson College, N. C.
l i Jlv Hollars!
The New Florence
; Pi:ici\ *'2<> any other firsl el us
; \ v i.i : * S:;i> AM?>\ i: > Sew iic Machine.
; Sa vki> $ *>< l>y )>u\ i11ix (ho Florence.
Evorv inaeJiifio warranted. ;
Special tei ins ! t? eilibs aii'l dealers. ;
; Send for circular l<> the
; Fi.??i:kn? h S, M. Co., Florence, Mass.,
or :.i? I nit>n Square, NOW Yoik.
TEXAS
Ileal Instate Drawing
$146,000
IN <;< >1.1 >, 1 H USES AN l> LANDS.
CAPITAL PHIZ'S $0,000 III GOLD.
ill'I.Y UO, 1S7I.
\CKNTS WANT KM. SEND K<>1?
l.AKK. TH KKTM, tfCJ
I. K. l*'(>STIMl, 1 louslon, Tonic.
? j >svnn >;vi a N( 'V. uit son, cliAitM1
INO." II iw clilier yrx tnny fiMoliintrliiiKl
1'iln the love iiiU ait'i ci?loitM of any per'on they
. Iieo-e, Instantly. Till* simple menial ncunlteinenl
itll caii s, free by mail, for 2ft cent*;
iii: cllii'i Willi a I\l a i tin ce <! n toil, K(.?vplinn (li
arte, lireani", Hints to Cndles. A ?|iieer book.
I (Miu.i.i soli I. Aiblress, 1'. \Vll,l?lAA( ,\j (Ml.,
I 'n bl is lie rv, I'll i taile I pit i r.
?)l/1' - ? 1. J- "? *
xriui.il jixiraoraxnary
Terms of Ailvi" isin'j are olli-iotl Ibr .News
papers in 11?<? Slate of
South Carolina!
Seml for le i of papers atlil schedule ot I lltCS.
Address
<;i:o. i\ i;owi:LI, ?v CO.,
A<l\ eri
No, 'I ! K'nrk Kow, New ^Ork.
I! I'KKK TO KlUiul! nl' TIIIS P.UT.IS,
U?i v> wrAwirtv nm HI ?HWWP
:m A n I i o( > i >:
How Lost, How Restored!
-In I published, a new edition
1%^' I ?if. CCLVKUWKU.'S
(?i-:lkiiiiatei> loss a \ on
/jRi ~ 5' fiii'1 (\v illiout meiliein
) of SlM .ltM AToltltlloKA or
Seminal weakness, Involntila
rv Seminal Losses, Imcutkm v, menial ami
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to mar
ria^i', eli'., also, < n\ i'mution, Ki'ii.i'SV ami
I*"11 or sexual e\I rava<.;aiicc; Piles, Ac.
ILy*" Pi ice, in sealed envelope, only six
reul.
The celelirale?I author, in lliis admirable
Kssav, clearly demonstrates lioni a thirty
\ cars'siicees-TuI practice, thai, the alarmin"
i'Onsei|i|<mees of ' self-alniso may he radically
enreil W'lhoul l he danyerous use of infernal
medicine or the application of the knife,*
point in;; mi! a modi' nl cure at. onre simple,
leilaiu and elfeetual, by nutans of which
evci\ siillerei*, no matter what his condition
t ia % he, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
ami radically.
p ' Tl.i 1,eel illc should he in the hand
o| every \nuth and every man in the html.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, mi receipt of six cents or
two post stamps. Also !)l?. SI I.I.IJKF/S
KKMKDY POP I'll.PS. Send for circular.
Avl?lr?"-s i In* Publishers,
CI!AS. .1. C, KLINK & CO,,
1 7 liowi-ry, New Y<'?-if, Post Olllcu Hex I,.',60.
.mii\ s.i?iy- >' . /\|>r-.!', i s 7 I.
r IT II K S K (Mi 10 T OH T .?One packJ
age of I'rof. Hays' Magic Compound Will
fr> whiskers to grow thick ami heuvj oil the
smoothest I.ice wit houl injury in 21 day we
money 11111?U><I. l."? cents a package, post
paid, or .1 for *10 cents. 1'. [). IHOKT,
junc iiO-jy Conocooheague, Md.
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01Our Fireside F fiend to its Subscribers.
Entirely nev/ and unprecedented, and nttel
as will interest every ono. Yon miss it if yot
don't h< nd for samples and full l'ftiticulan
which are sent free'*
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OlJIt KlUKSlh].; I 1;Il-CN I> la now in it
filth Volume, thor< uglily clilabllslioil ?*w tlu
lc. di ng I'.tinil y and st oi y V\ eokly i n the t uion
lias the largest, circulation. ami tin; he.sl : [.
pointed print in-, and publishing Cfiiahlish
Itcnl and building i;i the West. Is a l<u ;e
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Weekly price ?:{.o<> per year. livery miI>
neriIter receives ; magnificent prr iniiiin and t
share in the distribution* fSjuoHCvtbo tlou}\
WE WANT AGEN TS
We win! a representative in every neigh
horhood, "Nothing equals it for agents, mat
oi female, youug or ol<i. Lttryf (Juuh Witffc
<irul a Snj'i rb Outfit, exclusive territory
which ta tnpldiy tilling up. Must apply a
once. Solecri Kf hy sending trd.Ota), and n
i ! 1 v ( I ] ti? iviiUn' <itti> v i 11* -1 inooi.lHiWHri t ifn
- I'M J- .IU
miimt, u snare in i lie disti ihuUoit, ami r< ''niv
ai.> ? Kuki: a complain outfit, or so ml for pat
ticul.u a. N amo ten itory ilnaireU in wtiiin.
Athlress
W ati:us A Co., I'ubllshors,
' hieago, 111.
Juno ($-22 f$in.
B 1 MINCER'S
OLD LONDON DOCK <11 N.
Especially (lvhi^ncil for the, uso of tin* Mot
ic.il 1 'iolf-v ion .< id t).i Comity, possess! u
r those intrinsic medical proprieties which b<
loruj to an (>M and I'uro (iiu.
lntii^iK'usihlo to Females. (local for KidnC
1 Complaint?, A delicious Tonr\ i'ut up i
j containing one dozen buttles oacli an
sold by all dru_; -'s, .ih'ci>, A . A. M. lih
inucr A ( <>., csiabhsbul No. 1"? i$eav<
Street, Now Vork.
May 1U 20-3m
Tin-: r:in-:at iskmkdv foii
CONSUMPTION
.1 i i i
>? Mini ran ne ciircii i>v a
timely resort to this standard
preparation, as has 'htm
proved I>v the hundreds < t
testimonials received \>y the
proprietors. It i >; acknowledged
hy many prominent,
physicians t *.-?!>c the mo-1
reliable preparation ever introduced
for the relicf^ind
cure of all Lung complaint s,
and is oll'ered t<> the public,
sanctioned hy t lie experience
ot oyer forty years. \\ h< u
resorted to in season it seldom
fails to ell'ect a speedy
cure in the most, severe
eases ot ( nuigh.s, ! >ronehit is,
("roup, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
vSoro Throat, Pains or Soreness
in I ho Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, loceding
at. the Lungs, &e. WistarV;
I balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but iv
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause ot
the complaint.
I'ltr.i'Aiii'.n nr
BF.TTt V.r. rOV/i.r. & SONS, Eoston, Mass.,
.Vinl H'.lil I?y l?i uy^i ( ) niiil i >< ill i?; m-r iiiy.
Best Things
From all Iiiiim.hous wiitrr, of 111?* woiM.
Si'iiJ a vi'itr 1'ir $ 1. Kuclnv* to 'I'lli" IIumhiiIsT,
Niiw Soil,. | maiHi'. I |
ijwy auionts \y\\m:i>.
TKA A'.KNTS \v:11111 ?1 in town and eonn
I iv I o sell IK A, or m>| ii)i ehih orders, l'? r
f! ut largest 'IVa <'?>ii-i | Kit i y in America. lie- .
porters' |n and indiiciHJieils in \if<*11> .
Send tor eirenl ir. Alliens ll< illicit T \\ I'll I w,
Id Vcsey Si,, N. Y. I'. ii. IJ?v\ I/JS7.
I lia ('Aiv'.s/i iit I ,/Iiiii, I Iimu'v \\ at d I'.fM-i in-1-,
ivlitur, ill < )el nlier 2"?I.Ii last, ni \ "I'a.li s
wishing l" if' ' "|? i'IiiIih. and all wIh> can ^'i,
orders l"i- TKA, should write him lor a < in n
lar."
'I'ltr A'tin )'/>)/ ]\'i rh'hj Trilmnr, of Sept.
:?d, says: '-All < Jranyes' bhould w 111? WoIm-I
Wells i\>i a eirnilar.''
'/'/si S' l/llii', ol Sept, 'jlllli, says: "linhert
Wells is I Ine on hly re Iiable."
May l'J Jin
A MEDICAL TltlUMl'll!
sir. ii. s. rciiievvs
Vegetable Aromatic
j3 i.T'ivu i'] us.
These fill tern must become the universal
remedy of l lie age. There is lint hi tie like
them nr to eipml i Immii umlerihe son. They
restore I lie weak, invigorate tin leid?l?', ?i*d
give tiew life ami tone to the broken dow n
system, in miasmatic and malarious dis
Iritis they are worth a shipload ol IJiiinine
powders and pills. Tliey are especially adapt*
ed to person sullcring front
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
n ? . -v .
W Jo 11V U11 'wk)^ J?4'J |
Neuralgia, fthoumstism,
Chills and Fovor and Vila.
I
To Delicate Females.
I.ailics, oli! or yonn*;, i 11 (iml these I>i11
I especially adapted l>? diseases peculiar t<?
fj I he'll* tti'V. N i'i \ ellfUIOSS, I. issil llili', Wtllll of
Ap|M)(ilo, ami (leneral Debility, all yeihl t?>
ilir magic charm of tlii'.s! inestimable llilleu.
i
1 I IK All WHAT IS SAID.
i I KAII W II \T IS SAID.
11 MA II WHAT' IS SAID.
"Wonderful effeci* have resulted from vonr
I )r. ! 'err\ s I lifers.'
".My chill* an gone. I can hard'y l>< hevo
i iiL" ,
| "Si?:kI mo one case Ferry's Bitters c,;aiii.
Notliiiit* like. I.lu'iii heie."
j "J enclose aitidaA it of my case. 1 had to
* lie 80 to ' < i:\ llice \ ' >?I of flic WOOlli'lt |1 I'll!
I "Surely they an*. Liu: ino*t dellglillul wan*
'* I 1 onle. in tlie world.''
"Dr. Wilson aay? (hat you uie a *pnhltc
* i benefactor.''
'j "lliiruflr So more rheumatism."
' Ni? More headache, thank you."
Wo could lill tliis j?*qM>r twice over w ifu
just Hitch genuine i vh iici", hut the ahnxo
inusL Hulhco. Our IJill 'iare prepared und-n
t j the supers i.tioii of I >r. f). N. I'erry, member
'* i <if the Uo.ynl College ??f I'hy siaiaiia uml >urgons,
Condon, Kngluiid, ami the Medical
(Jlinie o*' (ilasgow.
All orders .should he addressed In to Till-*
PEllUY Ali'JMATIC JllTTKIt CO.,
nkw voiik, 1j. ,s.
TUo EittoTs aro sold cither by ths? bottl/
or case at ifci per bottle*
g 5
raitics in sending |h'ttcrs for advice as to
,v their diseases will confer quite a favor by
giving name of Comity as well as Town
where 1 hoy reside. It wll! save us a womkr
j. fnl amount of time and annoyance If this w ill
Uj. he observed.
The I'orry Aruinaiitiejniltcr Con^iaay..
march ?'\?ly