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p M ej Too' lor Every VTein; u in America. W OMAN, AN O Jip,r Tierty Years' Pilgrimage. t.y \V. W. BLISS, M.D., Nevr York. in . s! 'u .in I ni'opo ?>f i his i .J'uililo work t>ia\ l>o y I . I* fi?ni the title. 'J'Uo oh.ieet niniOtl ut !.? Vuec i volume which may ci.ntinil UiioiinaH -n nil4. >ii, iij i i> .i mi u .ejit il.le t > \V(,?>ian; t>> u-tii . t 1 1 : . )| ;; m!/atk>\l '.'.J t! hill- lh.lt tIt'll. , t'.iii tl niv in lot" the pn,tt 1'Uiihvm.i lu i > o i" ? . ru - i u e !> it Ihi'.tn; IV lui|?-i I .? Kit ? i :o al , utlu it ". tji>uu( ltd wlihiliBlioiitili nnJ vr i i uiv iv >thers h"l wul.? ? t liiiltvltlu 'Is hut <>t , i ' ;>_> i .e:t i.!ifn ,th iikI \ !^ >i "I einisilinliv>xi i. ih ; iihysi.'al nud nv? |.eiJvcll"U, 11.?:? >'ii 11 y. ,lcvcl?i> I i>liysical, ni.ntai, ah.l initial tju'lhlOa ' . .? h w.'.i'.v iio.l .i.l I L'l.jlVJtUtl hi c\ x.-i* <>i cJ ? in', tbolr t <lestio>inc lo.* key / i i".n j i v1'!!. ; and to Ilir ?\v a tax I li.it >vot ' imcQliir i<> UcrwXt llwlr wuicm*, hxi.i;.j ,.in , i * ., -, j iii I tin' S; 0 - lull' it i i is hi 11 e it lit "i: 1. \\ ,i, - .11 -. it-; t"i. 'fills li'.'ilv ? 'Us I" lulxtsn .. it ~-oks ' ?hoxx nil it i.. i 'H c has tau%:bl. J' *iWS .'vmi! at; 11 iv bore'lt nfiliit' i'\|h'ili'ti it. Ji) J>i.l-s, tliu author ft this wink, a ui initiate o| lie t .vet sit \ 1 l\'Uit\vlx mi i, l lill.nl -l;>lii:i, Class ol 1st} h- la-mi >?ai:> taii'lo iV'titali' cnmplatnu anil ehtouii*. it. iin.t.il a tfivi i ilt v, and 1j la t-M'iy xiax j i itt wiitui a ii.Hiu ol tin' i iii i r a' tiiv j,hani , ./ lli'ii t'. -:li is a ill tlli* til t at i I it'lli-ati one, ;ui to be m' M'txin', tJ liciwllt, t. *van? of ilai^ot, truth a, . -i vi, lull xx-Hi a delicacy of diction, a iM-eroct -It-.; i;l xx hi I . av I i Vi'll si it- intiet of i X|ilos-doH that xx il xx - ix.i to ll.o mi.ii>! st.imling xvliltoiU wnint.1iur -i it on , ot i un.nu'a blinli to lnantlo tint cheek ol tli. n l h11 toms. I'lio itvi.hit n iciiiiuilt'il, bo\viivi?r, jlt.xv '? in,. -si 1 ?!i? It i-. I i tu'ii l tin; j iili that tliu auii , it n|i n, ..n 1 n it seen) to violate thoso lonvuif, ; I "'.ii- li'i-tii.' t i xxhii'b Iirje:lent) tcndui* ate ;n >- ! i t nt a i l. whether male or feiiial*, It ad{'U' i ili.n n thoi-. '.i hot ikeii up xvlih the expectation t I ti thin'hut a ivIi.hIj of those fungible mat I em /iir i... e t ii tboiHai Is of tiuius hef.iii) xxi it lei; ilium, , xx.ii , ih. joooi d tin I t tn it mistake. 'Hie teadei - ;i ' ; to,.I t i lie ii in my sin ulailiiijs; an I if t' r) ilia, u i a. I ; Hi oil ijn tnjj of a pul'vet to 1 ;uj.. :<l ti 1 i allfle coitcli; -i >us, he m she t/ at lis tt.y to r ite Uiotn ticcordlualy. Kx'Cty otto has his .< 'xn n . J li.tiliin.', an I -f.ie author fun /.is. It is i" . v-l.! x i r. fail il tl.e l? nil; he ton I |.N tim itsi, mid - C* in the flo'tTat si'iuy, hy tlios.' at any mte who, like the xi a, iii .itieiati 1 n;?.m human happiness aij.l the - t I1! - , hy I hose \\ ho have sliixonto iimoi' iili I'o In. -..nil ...| xxoin xi. s nmlt ipiit Hy ol 1 ntl iinitio*, .in!" ho . x' : iltl : i.t i i.m; t j auielloinie . . in :' x.. - 1 . .i-.to say the lo:i.?t, iii.iv ... i I it :t villi-. I 111 subject.- int.matcls i n . ii.-.i it i, . in -si, :u.! Wvll-lK'in}; i f t\u *? I ill |'"i ' i >1 "in i I "I*. i . ' ' : i?'l."l i >i youth, l?ut dime of tntu.irer , iii"!" -|>t tally tkm married, |?:?iout?. .111! those hav? <1 i!:i; liiivicil-'ii of .."tiilu'ul lncxpci ience. t-ipai will not permit nor is it necessary to prexnt 1 l.?n;j iisl ot TINTI.MONI VI.S; 11 l \i will indicate tin- universal l'avor with wh .cli I ho work is rot-rived. MAN.srtKi.it, .May 1 >, 1S7C. 1 huxc I'vPisi : In. I'.I'iSn'. mui!;, Wonuin, Mini )n r I'lui tj Years' i mit>p-." ?v:Hi it. ,i;i riiin 1 st ] licliove it a luHik of Vioat value t?? tlmm fht whom it wit* it. iiyir it, .i-i.l hope ii will lii'-rt Willi tli.it extensile 1 h e ilia 1 ion v.!... li lis moms gu well deseixe. .Si C A Kl'KN I I'll, M.D., IVll nv Mass. Med. Soc. Boston, May la. 1S70. I tin. 1 v mined Hi* i" I. onit:led " Woman, tnid her 'l'li i rt > Years' l'il^i iiimye," wi'.t ten I s W. \\ . lt!i.-s. M.l>.,(.[ New V ol k. ill id 111 11 iv i'ld^ill lit. Ills a \ (" Valuable work, unit calculated in Imi iiKcflil, ciqieoliilly tunaiirl w<linen, ivliele ill health quite too prevalent at lilOHOIlt. It - jdiil..^oplit allv, s..cuttll\-. ntiatomlc itly, pin s|. oUqticnll) liuu liilthol lyieulU eolieet In its ile-ei i|'.| en-' t tlii; 1 >] . -.us .a tin; !nidy, rn 11 Mas ot Tenia|a li-e iM- . 1 ! 1 lT-ir tine; nr. Mint Is intieh liotter, their/</-> re/moN ; and the quotations 1 soiiiexxlull numerous 1 are liout standard wtitcis, eininei?Xiu tlie iitedii d profession. WM. M. COltNKLL, M.J).. l.L.l). Tito r lnint entitled "Wnninn, nn(l Tier Thirl)' ivars' l'i I jf liiiiiijje," to \V. W. llli?s, M.l>., ami de^ai'eil e-pei 1.111\ 1..1 uturriPd women, Is sulil liy modioli) jinn to lie'oi meal value lot lite Intel mutton it iii)pui ts. ? fiuitbU Journal. Woiuaii, and lier Thirty Years' Tll?riuiaxe," is ihu title ot a liimk JUst tliiowil upon the inaiket m 11 ti the motto, J/oiii toil </ui inul p print." 1*. i* a tar Uhlei and tieil.'i atltlilpl than Its luedetessoi.s to lu-at Jiopiharlx an. yet decently and with luau-si puipo-i; ot' one ot lli tno-l lellcule ot sulijeets . .. . tin- hlciaix :u,d jtuel.\ -1 a-niitte qualities it the ln.uk Indicate a 1 .li-Tui unit iiilclhueiit plixsictun Ui liellie authoi.? AncurA butty '.l?/rr/7i???'. ' \k tunan. and lierThirt V Years' !'il?riinline," lo W.W . latsi, M.I>., New Toil.. I tiii? tiooU i> a most \ alhfilile one apoti i subject ul wliltli onl> loo little Is nudei! : 1 .it outside the tiledU tl pu lii?MMi, and would rave u vast .m unit ot the suite!nig which is now eausud hx i^tioiuu 11 t the most Mm laws of lii-ultIi, it it were in the hands nl iviny m'oiiuu. I'hovolume is the woik of it physlcluti every wa. .jiiaitU'-.l tot tie- 1.1..K, huviui; ni.trte pu Mi.iny yeuia tie ijiali' 1' tu| I,11'.- Ids speelalty. It 1I1.1,w.s li.dit upon the (ii.i i.?i s | 1 i-iihai to tin- sex, an I stltlttcsls tin- pt.qie. leiae^lics, and is in im. :\ M ax nix ablatio lot tttsti ttclioii and (.ym alta. 11. JJosloit J'oJ. " WoHitui, ami her Thirty Vcai>' I'llyTlin:ige." i ln> WoiU. 1>> a ,Scw V> rk ph.\xielan -1 ev^a-ilI'lifi* an not , ticats .1 iltlienlc and iin|*<>i laid .sitmcd with pel haps :t nnn.lt dellem-v hk the nature id the Case \c ill admit. ;>inl it < uitainl> bungs i..it t nitli.x 11.:ij i>\cty Woman, mil -pce'taily e\ciy inollu-i should Uiihm , InMu n'e ly i..?tn t. i is Ili?;v illy >\itliIicm own Ik :>llIt ni l that ol liei off.s.u lug. J lien- cut) In- ni> tl"ttl?t that u uit-.tl slinro of |hc tlist.M,.f anil Miilailnu fiiti.ilf.l ui'Hii linili, :u,.-, s hum t in-;, - Hiii .in 'it ).! avoided, It women I illt nnilct.stood tlicir iiwti < iixt It tit i< m ihvI the Jews nt fiiMtlili, which cnnjiol l;? \;ulutud mill tuijmtiily. - ,Vy/lit U nl;/ L'uii/u. , " Wonmn, anil liar Thirty Yeans' l'ilgrltu NV. SV. hiiss, ,\l.l>., Is a medical litalise upon the V- nliai i... . , iliscasjiv-, needs, and ? ti 1111?of wi-inuii, ' in l i, h i)i-- ii iiiin, iidiiil(?i\ ui icspoi t able pliyalclnns 1- It- 11n-1 i|h-i.tli- viiliir, anil mhli-ii steins tu lit- It, i. tr.urM point iifticw, uiirxcf|>li>in.ililf and no calctilatud tolnjtuctttl. ? liuit iit l\>i <ji njutiuimltii. The la.uk i -nttiltis U.'i pages, I 'lim, illustrated hv a lino jilvci eiigi a wnt;. and i* aubhiunUuIly ijoiitid lit muslin. I3EIEF SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS. I.NTXIODllCTOHV. I'ndpnlnlilf increase of feitVil? Invalids. AVlmt Is tlio cause 7 1. I lulitf cultivation i,i tin- iiifiitnl pune.is, iitu rfiilmtoiitf, and llif passions. J. The iciitictwciiis, lux'tp In , and cl'ai.ftfi ut social Intercourse. ';t. lint want pt pin > all, pit'i-i i food, and healihiul uiit-doui exercise. ?. 1 lie tll -lpaUollU Ol society, tllll lollies u| lasllloli, alnl the injinInns nuKlfs ot diess. .*>. {.veiling tlie imagination i>\ ih perusal of l.i in u nt I looks, pnssiou-stirimg picjuri s, .statues, Ac. Tin iruiit (</ piv)>cr vhi/siral, tun,tat, and ittonil iruihuij, lei-nlting in ,i gicul ilegice ti<-tn etioi attd iglio- iqce. 'J lif < hjeet id (Ills book to giviiInt'oil|UMIeU 11 poll diseases |H-(5tlll.ll to WotUKtJ, ? I lU'll' -jolllceS, S) lllpjoins, ic-ult.-, and indications ot tieaimeiit. 1 lie task a judical< an-1 dltlii ult one. No iinpiopili t.i in imparting knowledge to those wlio tin- to l,e the mothers ot nations. Not wise to yuppies* liiiplliy In rcgaid to uutntnl laws. Disease and inisfiy 1.11-.w i ii.se upon iguoiatc e ami liosfery. 1 he Weil, oiiliiilltted to the candid c'-iisuteialloli "f y> duett. " 'Jv Iht j)ui<, ult llni'i/s uu purt." I. I'VUEIiTY. 1 he i mat , i jsls in woman's existence. The mind expands, i he heal t awakens, and t he lusty becomes ties t loped. I hili Us 11 .niiusr mi uts Jos--, t la a i at t met ion, i lei mission in life. Will ti i.e fultllled ? 1 lie ipiedloii an lni|K>itant i lie. Determined by fun- physical vigor. lie- tnogt impoiianl Jl hei diseases ihour ol the ineusti uiil ui gulps. ^ J I. HIKNSTilCATION. ^v'hnt is ttThe ovarian orcanx nn-1 their ofllces. Duration ol oMlll.'in llllhleliCO 111 (ltllfienl elmiules. Allt-clctl hv iHiii.eiainent. liiliiicnco s I" city hie and stimulating LkhI. '1 lie country nreiVrahle t-, the c ity. Slallsile.Md otli4 lent phjHlchms. lierodltatv influence, t nstottis in India. I'lenttency ot the rnenstrmd tieiloif. Aflected by pregnancy uii-l lactation. The i|ttftntily c ai a s. 1'rno nutmn tit the discharge, th cause, lleliei'ol the micietits. 'I lift itoiy e| J lie oli and I.than. Hebrew laws. Speculation imd tlieorie of the early physiologist*, ovulation, t'h .sto luiil iMMittltUl language ol lholcssoi Meigs. The organs ot" %u?-J I u.iuoiu 111. IM /!amM.iTION or Mi:>STI\UA^ OHOANS. \Mit< and Mih-acuto form*. Chronic Inflammation. Its iiiUM > Opinion* of vnriou* prm-idlomi*. l.xpdiniro io n< ? Injury. The On.ai.an\todclu Ignorance in ? runt to ovau.m InflaipniaUon. Multiplicity of opinioui u regard io woman'* chief H (\i nitty. Kelullon of lee 1 ul)o|il:it) tithe* t<? the wotjjli. Woman * sutlem:p'*fui tlili(' > II??. 'Ilio "change of life." OoMcii peiioil ?t oxe tento. In.tcuiO of the ovation tiiorp cuiimi?n than ponetnlly admitted. Their important ? in tlie *exunl mmem. notation to pregnancy. Influence ( i the complexion, tiio toit-v, and ^he flgiue. Control the dcteloiiimnt <f the !>r:iln, and atf>' t the Judgment. Momdi uanoii dependent ipen the exinl'Mice o| the ovam-*. ?Mel.m<hol> picture of a famaluln which these orunn* have no exhume e. ilittlr yhnomo f< ii "iul> installi* in*; whole ?v *teii). i iiiix k the Qi'velopniftnt ii, the lepioductlve org in*. I'pun their n:inuxal Hi Ion*, tin- female approximate* Hit; m'posite ?ex. ltci.iai K iali u.h - i'milled uaaUcul uioti. Tin pi unary < t/ I he ic.r ual lytlctn. \V. bVMVTO.Mii OV MfcNSTHUAI. 1>ISJtCASK, r "Cau hvmi toii?t~ Various degree* of palm Morbid InJlUMlni i f .iirrtliaoil oval It * over Ilia nmmiiIi lilid x u/Mut, Vf"1 i : i'. Kill* and UciUineut. Itiituhdilv til '.a !' ' ! ' x'(i?,U!iJt**rt- lt"i)Uimiirii e io M'xuftl ( it ' ii'i.a era-, t of tin- geiici a;i\? ui can*. Idi '**' Hair 'i*o iUii otl^u* in too o aoo*. *<9 | . TJltt 1 ? m^mm?? %in, ->> ? > i ?v J)l\ J^ Wal^ 11- a opal' Hjlturs aro a puroly Vogetablo ( preparation, mado chiefly from the native liorbs found on tho lower ranges of \ the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, the medicinal properties of which aro extractod thorcfrom without the use of Alcohol. The question is almost daily asked. "What is the cause of the unparalleled success of Vinegar Hit- f thus 1" Our answer is, that they roniovo the cause of disease, and the patient recovers his health. Thoy are the great . blood purifier and a lile-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the system. Novor before in the history of tho world has a medicine been 1 compounded possessing tho remarkable qualities of Vi.nkoak Bittkmn in healing tho r sick of every disease man is heir to. Thoy aro a gentle Purgative us well as a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of tho Liver and Visceral Organs in Bilious Diseases The properties of Dr. Walker's Vi.vkoau Bittkus aro Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic. Sedative, Counter irritant Sudorific, AlteraV e, and A nti-Bilious. ' It. II. MrDOXAIjI> CO., Druggists uml Gon. Agts., Sua Prnnciioo, California, tuid eor. of Washington ami Charlton Sis.. N. V. Sold by ull Druggists usitl Diulcis. iinrwmLYMtAU) , Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the World. TIIK XKW YOUR 1IKKAM) is the had ine paper known to 1)0 such througheiil the civlli/.(ulhv?>i lil. v II you want 11)0 latest and most nee lira to news from every section of the < ilobe, su'>scribe for tin* I Yf ekl j ' M' j: i.\ f KTf. Ifyoi. want a correct report of all the Markets Foreign and Domestic- subscribe for the Wxekev Jl/'E.-tr. /> i If you want for fireside reading well sc. leded"store's foi the entertainment of the Family, subscribe for the II 'EE KEY l In politics it is neutral, hut gives a lair and impuitiai review of all political matters hap pening throughout the known World. Tkum< Single subsciiption, $J: throe copies, SO; li\e copies $8; ten copies, $10; single copies, live cent eai h. .V limited number ol AdM-iliseuHMilsinscrlc.il in the Weekly Herald. ' Subscriptions received at the lloititv Xiavs Otliee. Nov. 11, 1878 dm. Ellsworth, Eenson & W adsworth, lMFOUTEKSOF RrniidK1* :?n<l ( >o. 00 UitO A I) WAY, Ni-:w VoltK. Sole Agents in the United States for the AYino Houses of'(C. ISciison ?.V Co., OK HUE IMS, COO NAO asd LONDON. Benson's Finn Old Grape Cognac is the finest Bra mly ever exported lioni a French vineyard, and can he pr< enied only I'roni us. Champagnes, Chcrris and Foits ofthe finest llavors, all from the houses of T\ O. Benson A Co. Our goods are sold and delivered in their original packages as they left the vineyard in France, and guaranteed perfectly pure. I'rice lists so lit free on application. may 20 2m. The Illasiic Ti'Umn. An Impoi taut invention. Jtretains the rr.pt nre ai all thro.-1, ami under the hardest exercise or under severest strain. It is worn with com fort, ami if kept on ni?ht and day, effects a permanent cure in a lew weeks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when requested, circulars tree, when ordered by letter sent to the Elastic Truss Co., No. GS/t Broadway, 2V. Y, City, Nqt.ody uses Metal Spring; Trusses; too painful, they slip oil'too frequently. Api il iilat If-73? ly. Cottage Color Paints $ 1,00 to JjU ,50 ]>er Gallon. ENGLISH HOOF PAINT. Ground in oil 50c. i>er gah LIQUID SLATE HOOF PAINT, Fire Proof, $1.25 per gal. PATENT PETKOLUM i. IN SEED OIL, Works injall paints its Boiled Linseed, only 50 cents per gallon. MACXINEKY OILS, K. (J. Kelloy's patent Sperm oil $1.00 j Engine Oil 73 Filtered Hock Lubricating Oil 00 Send for cards ot colors and circulars. KE>V YOIIK CITY <>l L CO., SOLE AGENTS, 110 Maiden Lane, Now York. Mav 10 20-3in THE TRUE S0UTIIK0N IS STRICTLY A WIUTE MAN'S PALER is published without the aid of any otlicial patronage whatever; is fearless, free and independent in all matters concerning the interests of the good citizenship of the country, and appeals alone to the triends ot honesty and good government for support lti Its light against ih? corruption and villainy which is now last destroying the resources of our once bright and prospeious land. bland by us and we will stand up tor you. ]>Al.l? .v OSTKEN Proprietors, burntcr, S, C. \V, C. KEN EDY, Koditor, HOKRV W RKKLY r ~ 'rgfessjonal & Business Cards i r, R M- J0IINH05T <<. V, QIIATH.M >!*>'/ IDHH80N8 ^UATTLEHASHVI,! iT'fOJtNKYH ,1:W ?1)1 YHf-.M'l-'S AT I,AW Conwayboco, 8, C. l/?>n 4<:tr?l, * * i HUDSON* A KKI.ItKV, Attorneys k Counsellors at Lav:, Will practice in all lho courts of 1 lorry, (, \ I mm* Statu <>r I'Vilci'ul. ( hi?? oi I Jui lirj.) U'ill Ik- in attend..nee < I every |t'i io or tin: court, and such other linos as business may reipiirc. Otl)cu, Mat ion, S. 6. V. W. SKLLKUS, * .1. ||. HUDSON .1Ni>. A. KELLKV. Uct. 2J, J S"|;5. rOS. T. WALSH, Attorney at Law and SOLICITOR IN i:<>I 1 TV, iVill practice in the loiirts of Muium, llorr\ and (icnri^clowu, Offloc at (JON WAYlluKU, S. <\ <ov 13, lS70-tf. ry\ l'\ UlLLKSl'lK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Will -rive prompt attention to all business ut rusted t o his care. CONWA 1 HOUO, S. ( . June, 25; 1871. '-pOLAli A: IIALT, Commission Merchants, .V2 1HONT STRKLT, NKW YORK, iibcral advances made on cnndi . Naval Stoics, <N?tt?>ii, ?Vc. Orders receive Prompt Attention. I nexcepl instable )fH'it'iucs ivoii North tun! Nail 11. .J..K.VJ oi.AI: J. II. 11 ASST. ol N . ( . . ol >S. (J rjnllOS. L. 11 AKKEI.SOX, Corrnicsion Merchant, Shipping in til Eorwardh : Agent, 1 lit ' 1.1. UUI\l-'.K , S. (J. Special attention given to tlie buying and 'Hi ' i j id T? \ I I Mini:, and other psodiuo. I oiiiji'I'lu'ili lloiist*. I.ols mul Sliihiix for (iHtiufij wilt be Jdvuixhcil /<> tt'ttnuiciil 7hnh i' un it, i::iIhi, atm ( , I'.'/io cuh'i linn )iiNintis.N /o mi. I r. WILLIAMS, I>K AI.K IJIt (iKNT It A1. MERCl! AN Dl/K, U AN 1' KACTTTM >11 jOK NAVAL MOlt K (JUiMM ISblON .M KKCli A NT. AND tFOBWARLIlTCT AGENT. Q.T'" Special attention given to the buying utd selling of Ton 'limber. it I 'LL CREEK, >. r. The Orphans' Frieinl, A I'AI'KK P()fi I UK KA.MlliV < M.'CI.K I'l'JlLJSlJED EVERY SA'llWDAY 11V TitK CAROLINA ORPHAN IIOMK. One year, in iidyanee, $2, 00 Six months, in advance, 1 On To ?ilI Ministers, One Dollar per Annum. Jut ten <>t'vl di'i vxtixi>ia /A ./vo>>,/A/. A l.L the profits of this paper uro used J. \_ in supporting destitute orphans. Wo want every one who reads this to subscribo Addi oss IM . OMVEK, Sup't Carolina Orplian Homo, SSJ\AUTA>i UlTlwO, S. 0. an. lOtli, 1874. THE EASTMAN1 Hrhtf,yr>t lit ?iaI'>k collcm: Is tin Institution lor Educating YOU KG MEN for BUSINESS. Only Actual Businoss College in the South Combining The" ory and Practice. And is especially designed fur those'who dosire to engage in .Ax; live Successful XSusi* ness* QT?~ Tito best mode of Commercial College Instruction ever offered to this or any other country The course of study comprises every variety of Business and Finance f'jom tetail lo banking operations, by the great . system of Actual Business Instruction, IfooK-kecping .. I ill (ill its YiM'ioilS methods, Business Forms, Terms and I'sages, Business Writing, Correspondence, Commercial Arlthuiotic. 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We could fill this paper twice over with ju>t such genuine extracts, but the above must sullice. Our Hitters are prepared under the supervision of Dr. I). S. Perry, member of the Uoyal College ol Physicians and bur4<>n . Loudon, Mngland, and tlio Medical Ciitdc ol (ilasgow. All orders should be addressed to to Tnl* 1 'LID; \ AHOMAT1C HlTTElt CO., ;m;\v 1ui:k, [j. fs. The Bitters are sold either by the lioUP or case at $i per bottle* Duties In sending plotters for advice as to their diseases will confer quite a favor by giving name of County as well as Town where lhe\ reside. Ii will save us a wonderful amount of time and annoyance if this will he observed. llu? l'ovry Aronuinlic Titter Company. inarehlU ly The Doctors on Alcohol. In Detroit, Mich., in Juno last, tlm annual M?ioti ol the Amoiican Medical Association was attended hv hetween lour and live hundred medical practitioners, front all sections, from New Kngland to Texas. They were ol the allopathic or old school of medicine, and included many of the most eminent medical men in the United States. The following resolution i, offered by Dr. Frederick Horner, Jr., of Virginia, at Philadelphia, two years ago were taken up and adopted: Kesolvcd, That in view of the alarming prevalence and ill effects of intemperance with which none arc so familliar as members ol the medical profession, and which has called forth from Knglish physicians the voice of warning to the people of Great Britain cpnucming the use of alcoholic beverages, we, as members of the medical profession of the United States, unite in the declaration that wo believe that alcohol should be classed with other powerful drugs: that when prescribed inedicanally it should be done with consciencious caution and a sense of great responsibility. Kesolvcd, That we are of the opinion that the use of alcoholic liquors as a beverage is productive of si large amount of physical and mental disease, that it entails diseased appetites and enfeebled constitutions upon offspring,' mid that ii is the cause ot a large per eentage ol the crime ami pauperism in our large cities and country. Unsolved, That wc would welcome any change in public sentiment that would confine the use ot intoxicating liquors to the uses of science, art and medicine. Number Seven in the HI hie. On tho seventh day God ended his woik. On tho seventh month Noah's ark touched the ground. In seven days a dove was sent. Abraham pleaded seven times for Sodom. Jacob mourned seven day for Joseph. Jacob sorvod seven years for Iiaclicl. And yet another seven years more. Jacob was pursued a seven days' journey by J.aban. A plenty of seven years and a i'amino of seven years were foretold in Pharaoh's dream by seven iat and seven loan beasts, and seven cars ot full nii/l i" l.l? <-..1 ? %? * M HVi auf t il uai A U1 UUII1* On the sovcnth day of the seventh month the children of Israel lasted seven days, and remained seven days in their tents. livery seven years tho land rested. Every seventh day tho law was read to the people. In the destruction of Jericho seven persons bore seven trumpets seven days; on the seventh day they surrounded the walls seven times, and at the seventh round tho wall fell. Solomon was seven years building the temple, and fasted seven days tit 1871. 'in > mumm?o???? > * ?*J M I aaw?p? Is dedication. In the tabernacle were seven lamps. J'hfr gedden candle slick hud seven branches. N:\amau washed seven times in the river J or Inn. Job's triend sat with him seven lays and sown nights, and olleved seven bullocks and seven rains for an atonement. Our Saviour spoke seven times from llie cross, on which he hung seven hours, and nftci his resin reel ion an peered seven times. * Jn the Revelations we road of soven churches, seven candle-slicks, seven stars, seven trumpets, seven plagues seven thunders, seven vials, seven angels, an<l a sevcn-hcaded monster, The Iftliint hemline tlie JtlimU fNovvs ami Courier.] The South Carolina Conservatives d > not tiin 1 fault with the amount of money appropriated in ihii-S u to* for educational purposes. 'Their complaint is that, at least until the curent year, a great pari of the money collected for the support of schools was spent in other ways, and that, every year, the greater part of the money which is spent goes to officers who are grossly ignorant and incompetent. What manner of persons conduct common schools in South Carolina, outside of the cities and larger towns, is indicated in the following notice issued by the negroes in charge of one of the school districts in this county. The original paper is in our possession : Notice. Dear Friends.?We, the School Teachers ot' District No. 5, for the Common free Schools, now, according to the Law provide that we shall close our Schools on 30 of every June. will have our own morlise grand Kxploery of Scholars slops sisten Kxammination at llie Calamus pond School house on the 20 of June the same as forsaid whiching will ho on tomorrow at 10 o'clock. And we invito yours pleasant company on tomorrow as already done spcsifico to your to hear the grand enherritnnse of our race, we will have speeches made by the virous Scholars and all grand Lesson what will wort you while hering of No more well closed our subscription by remaining. "We yours very 'Truly and obediantly servants. Messrs lions. A. 1\ Prioleau, Kev. Iv K. Washington, K. K. Washington. These "Messrs1 llonorables" are paid <> < n/i/ /ire <tollars u month each for their labors i:t the cause ot education, and it is a fraud upon the colored people who go to school, that thes pompous donkys should remain in such positions. There will bo no improvement in the manner of educating the colored people until trained teachers, white or black, have charge of tho schools, and such men will be kepi in tiic background until there is a radical change in the character of the Government of the State. A Dead Dog's Power. A Worcester boy was engaged iu nocturnal cherry-stealing a short time ago, and was observed by the owner of the fruit, who, unnoticed by lih; \uuug ruuuer, pmeuu ;i imgu bruited dog at the loot ol the tree and retired to watch the result ol his strategy. The boy, about descending, observed the dog, and then the (an commenced. lie whistled coaxed, threatened unavailmglly, the youth accepting the inevitable, settled down to passing the night in the tree. After some hours had passed, wearily enough to the lad, morning dawned, and the proprietor of the tree, eoming from the house, asked him how he came to be in the tree, to which the boy answered that ho took it to save himself from the dog, who had chased hitr. quite a distance. It isn't healthy for a smaller boy to say stuffed dog to that youth now. To KiJitr Butteu Sweet.?Mix two large spoonfuls of salt, two of saltpeter, and tiro of pulvorivcd whito sugar, into twelve pounds of butter; put the butter in a large stone jar with n stono cover; lill the jar towthirds lull of butter then put a pieco of cloth 011 tho top and fill up tlio jar with salt. It should not bo opened uiiui wiinor. Which was the Fool??A professional faro gambler was ono clay betting at three-card monte, on the Paoilio railroad, when the conduotor come along and broke up the game. The professional was highly incensed, and ordered the conductor out of tho car, and told him if ho interfered again ho would gel his brains blown out, "This cliunken fool," ho said, "is going to loose his money to some ono, and I may as well have it as somobody else. An hour afterward tho gambler had lost every dollar ho possessed, and the "drunken fool" was wearing his gold watoh and diamond ring. 1 ^ A hostler upon going to confession, was asktd by the priest if ho over greased the horse's teeth that they might not eat so many oats. lie replied "No." Next time ho camo ho oonlcssed lio had. On tho priest expressing ijstoinshmont, ho said, "I did not know it could bo dono lloly Father until you told mc\" 1 HonIiK\ 1TES ?>. JOMISITMS, The End Xol Vet! [From the Georgetown 'Jituos tdtli.] On Tuesday next ^wi 11 be in 1.1 a convention oi delegates lo nominate delegates to tlie grand Ucpublican convention \v)iix-li will be held in t'oluinhia for the purpose of continuing the farce of Kenuhliean government in this God-forsaken State of South Carolina. Preliminary to this county convention, a convention was railed in Georgetown precinct to nominate delegates thereto, lo be held on Wednesday, (yesterday.) Two calls were made lor this convention?one by the llowleyites at 12 o'clock, the other by the Johesites at 2 o'clock. Tlie courthouse was the place. The object of one parly was to forestall the oilier. The Two O'clock's were determined lo break up the 7weluc </clocks, il defeated, lo complctly annildlate the 7hco clocks. So, at the roll of the drum and the toot of the fife (indispensible ingredients ol Republican polities) both parties assembled at the ancient scat of justice and entered into a meeting, or a miserable apology for a drunken broil or brutal row, whereby that same seat of justice was profaned, the pubiio peace invaded and decency violated. , To describe the proceedings of such a meeting, in a manner comprehensible, would tie boyond the scope of human ingenuity. Comparing the samo to the wranglings, in a den of wild hyenas, gives a kind of approximate idea. Here is a sketch: Win. Krunson was called to the chair; speeches were attempted If) l)(! IllUflo* liMhiinnt mnc f a Iwi lIIm..! it.) vv ? ^ j iwiuiiiativMao w\/ i'V/ I. I'Vjril'U, There wore loo many orators, too lew listeners; rather many bullies* Loud talking led to quick blows; the Jonesites <1 id the blowing, hut tlio Bowloyitcs effected the blows. The Jonesites withstood the force of Lowleyite eloquence, but when it came to the force of .Bowleyite blows, it was a different matter. Panic appeared among them and having no leader (iho irrepressible head being sick at home) the Jonesites scattered absquatulated, skedaddled; and since the days of the Tower of Babel, there never was such a gabble or such a flight down stairs; "sich a gitting down stairs you never <1 id see." * In the ensuing melee, pistols were fired, and one nnloitnnatc young darkey who had much better had been hoeing in his "later patch,'* received a severe shot wound upon Ins skull (a lesson to him, indeed!) The far-famed Jamaica Upper Top received the imprint of a chair leg upI on his upper top, barking his scalp i and causing the gentle blood to flow down upon his manly breast. "Lo t the poor Jamaica nig." Several others wore barked. Scipio Brutus escaped unscathed, thanks to windows, nthletio abilities, acrobatic performances, and strong locks. Few were wounded, many fled. While the wounded were recovering and the fled and hidden were vowing deep vengeance and soaking in courage from the potent I demijohn, the Bowloyitcs took advant| ago of the situation and with a coup | (Vctat worthy of better men, morgan i/.cd tho meeting and nominated the I following delegates, viz: George i Pawley, Peter AVoodbury, Thomas Jaudon, William Brunson, Paulas Jaudon, lien Myers, Philander Brownfield, Frank Penny, Anthony Jaudon and l*lanet Reynolds. The convention now had effected its object. But not with general satisfaction. Pump water had relieved wounded scalps; old demijohn had fortified slackened courage, and the Jonesitcs were "to tho rescue." But too late. The flush of victory had rendered the Bowleyitcs doubly strong, and, the'Jonesitcs were compelled to beat a retreat, hurling i back in defiance to the words, "Bewaro I and wait." In the row one or two I county negroes of tho Jones gang displayed considerable ability in playing 1 the double-stick exercise, rivaling in fact some of the cudgelers of "Merrio Kngland." Tho "power of the county" was unable to vjuell all this disturbance of the peace, and men hollowed, cursed, fought and shot at will. But how could this bo wondered at with such a government and such officers. A sooro of Rebels, under a prompt commander, could easily have maclo that crowd subside and hold the peace. But, alas! The end of this is not yet. No, not until more blood be spilt; not until retributive justice shall be awakened; not until a feeling of common humanity and the last sensations of injuria jjunur umi oppressed right shall mako tlioso who1, have the light (and power) make an end. Those aro but tno faint mutterings of distant thunder?the storm will ere whilo hveak in full and magnetic force. Tho end is not vet. On Tuesday next thorc will bo arother 1'ow-wow, which wo expect will be bigger than tho "biggest of all Tow-wows." A far-sighted lellow at Bristol, Eng., wrote to his Jiance: "I wish, my ] darling, that you would not writo mojPF such long letters, It you wcro to bring an action for breech of promise against me tho lawyers would copy | the correspondence between us and charge fourponee lor every folio of seventy-two words. Tho shorter tho letter, the more we savo from tho lawyers." "Aro there any fools in this town," asked a stranger of a newsboy yoster.day. "I don't know," replied the boy; "aro you loucsomo ?"