Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, July 24, 1875, Image 4

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/^Pn.J.r. riTUSK.?Bfc'nt ?wm "? > ?. I * -r-i 1 r? t' < ^jBlv*r?ilr .</l'cun'n iu i\ .'I?.?: r:t)y. i. . o MrfNt?Jl)r. I'lilor'ij c ILn<*utu;ti lo Sy rup vVl I 1! !i*? > t I i ui-^r i int.; ? c<i r? ('for I'air.? nL*n t*. 1 .<*:.! #> ?] K 1 : tier, lil'Did, i . **. K!?- um* - <. ^ . < i , ^ -Apr?l,1.7l. I*. A. l.'VI! IM: ' . / ? ..-|Vr. I") I v?;icrrrr.?...?r?Czrv'T.1,- - i ! V* V' |njiuMfov.'l,h<"j.J.'-r:-v*."Mil <t ,) m v.C.l lnfT.Mt'iivf'v ! * -.1 > l C.ti.Bmm WifiH.N.Y.I 1 .n ( .itr , 1 hil*.,>c.Afnirt-itr.houl lxvrit"*'r.l'i' - I lislv.f i > '" nrl'aur^l 't A| nnwctf ^,rn-' ?. > "OI " .?? f >9^?0*iurv>iiocI.^r,:?\ar. _:i ..to' Dr. !. lVa]Iccr*s California VIi|pixixr Hi I tors are n purely Vogptftblq preparation, made ehielly from tlip native herbs tqn'nd on the tower ranges of jl.c Sierra Nevada mountains of ('alilorjiiu, the medieina) properties of which are extracro/# herefrom without the tise of Alcohol , go question is almost daily (|S|'?ft. "'Wh.it js the cniisebf the unparalleled success of Vinkuak HitjiT.nsP* Duf answer is, that they remove the causqi of disease!, and the patient rci overs jjia health. Thev are tin; groat blood put ilier and a life-giving prineiplp", a pertcct ltc..ovator and Invigoyntur of the system. Never (adorn in the history of flic world lias a inedii iipi' been compounded possessing the r nispdiablo (nudities of Visit.\u jht'i'tac. in healing tho iok of eyery di.-easc numi-hiiii to. They are a gentle Purgative ^ yell as a Tonic, relieving Contr?stiou or 1 nllaninuition of tho Li via* and Y'.v'"<ul prgans ^ Bilious lhsoaduti The. properi'ie* of Dm Wai.kkk'.s V ism; ah Bp 1; lis lire Aperient. Pianhorctic," Carminative. Nutritious. Laxative. lJiurotio, hedative. 'Counter-1rritant Sudorific, Altera. V'c, and Anti-Bilious. GratofXil Thousands prnrrahn Vin1f-gak Bi r ri:ks the. most wonderful In Vipovftnj tual ever susunueu iui* mhmh& No Person can 1 uke those ml tors according to directions, ami remain, long unwell, provided their bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or other, means, and vital organs wasled beyond /enair. Hi 1 ions, Itcniitlcnt nnd Tnteriniltent 1'overs, which are so prevalent in the yalhys ot' our great, rivers throughout the United BtaU'.s, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, t.'ptnber'and/Ar-kaneas, Hed, Colorado, Ihazpsihio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile', Savannah, Koanoke, Jatnes, and niauy others, with their vasf tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during ^capons p(t unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and lj\ or, and other abdominal visci ra. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful iullucnco upon those various organs, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walkior's YiNkoak HrrniRS, us they will speedily rojnove the darkyolorctl viscid matter with which tlm bowels arc. loaded, at the same time stimulating tlio secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the' healthy > (unctions of thp. digestive organs'.' Fort il'y tho body against disease bv purifying all its fluids \\hh Vinkoak liittKits. No epidemic pan take hold of a system thus lbre-armed. "^Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, fain in, U*P Shoulders, (JouLdis^ Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Spuy Eructations of the Stomach, Had d'asto. in the Month, bilious Attr\pkai, Ipalpitatation of the Heart, Inflammation of the. Fungs, Faip in tho vwd?u o.f tlio Jvid ncys, and a hundvcU o.thcy painful .syni'ptoins, are the ipM'springs of Dyspepsia. One luittle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise* 'ent. f' Scrofulaj or- ifvil, white dwellings, Views, Kryfiip.elus, Swelled Neck, tioitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent ? . 1 ntluminatious, Moron rial Affections, Old ? ,S?>n*s, ICvuptions of tho Skin, Sorq I'Jyo*, etc. w ]n those, as in all other Constitutional Disv . fuses, Walk kit's Vinkoak IJittkrh liuva \ fliown their great curative nowors in lha most obstinate and intractable cases. I For Inflammatory ami Chronic \ llhcumalism, (lout, Ihlionsj lteinit\ tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of \ tho Wood, Liver, Kidneys and W adder, \ 'these Hitters have, no equal. Such piscasea \ *ro caused l>y Yitialod Wnpa. % ? Mechanical Diseases.?IVsraMwengaged in 1'uiiils and Minerals, such as I'luinhers, Typc-sotUMM, (|old heaters, and Miners, as they qdvtuen in life, zr^ subject t< 5|?araly.'ii of tho Jjotvels. To guard PtiuW this, take q d.jso of WaLKKU's VINmiait hi itkus oecasionuliy. I For Skin Disc af;eK. Kriintiniift- Tnt. lor. Salt-Kheum, UlVtU-Jto#, Spots, l'i tuples, J'ustulo.s, Hoi|s, Oarbunclo.s. llinfj-worms, , jsonldh<;;t<l, S.no j'Jyon, Erysipelas. Itch, Scurfs, l>i>e<|lpratiqns of tlie Skin, Humora find l)i.M'as( .s of the Skin ol" whatever nonio f.r nature, are ljtortyljy dnfr up aim! carried out of the rtyifpDJ in ft ?}tprt time by the uso pt those Itittjjpj. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in tin*. ydvui of so many th<|. isqudfl, pre cflcclunliy dystrpydfl and rejnovtr No i' system ?i| medicine, no vermifuges,( o tpitholniinilles \vi11 (ret tbp nystpiii IVpD} ems like these J tit tors. /fi'or Fcmule Ponut^ilnis, n, /v,unfj * old, married single, it the dawn of wo manhood, or the turn of life. those Tonic Jtitters display s?? decided at: influence that Improvement is soon percoptjble! Cleanse JtUe Vitiated B)oo<] when* r fver you find its impuntica bursting through fh? skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores: B i leanM! i/ when you lind It ohst.rucf.-d and Pr* ilttffjpsh in tlie v'ejrs ; Cl cause it when . i.>j r foul; vour fcyllng-? will toll von when, fxtey Ifci* Vho hlo'd pure, and .'in; health of the cytom MT jvil! Ibliotrt 4 u. ii. N? j>ON ,thn >. i n., i>mc,n?t? Mild (fen. Ago*.. Sun Kr hicim-o. C*J( fornix V't or. Sin.. V. v. Ik ^ " |)rnp rj|' MB T1 -I - Hi JJL-LJJ . I .. .-UJUBfW Sou I hern "liul* luiuliUK'V* {Froui tlio Nidclicz \Vi;eUly.I>einocrat.] Sllollow, Hinmgcr, you scorn to be going,to market ?" "Yes,.sir, law" "What are you carrying that plow ivlongfor ?" "doing to Bond it to l^JLtMhurg." " To Pittaburg, in J\ oijVy Ivaniu ?" "YouYo mighty Jflght, 1 am." "What arv you going to cend it there for?'' "To ooL uharnonptl " "All the way to J'tyUbufg to get slinmcftpd ?" "Yon bell We've ?tniye?l our blacksmith out; he pulled ui> stakes the other ilny ai.il wept to Te*aa." "Well, pint's plbejr a noval idea my friend? sending a plow bo lai to gel sharpened." "Not so novel you heard it was. We dp ouy milling in St. Louis." "Is thai so ?" "Vou'r right it is. We used to have o r k a tuill at l'unkmvine (Jrpek, but the owner got too poor to keep it up, and so we turned to getting our grinding done at St. Lop is," "You don't mean to say you spud your grist till t'?u way to St. Louis by ! it'll V" ' "I don't say nothing about gt's? we hain't got no grin to bend, lint we get our flour ft lit} meal lpotp St. Louis,' "I see you have a hiijo on your IVfJCop." "Yes; our old cow died last week. Mareli winds bio wed tlie life out'n her. Sepdin' her hide to Boston to got it tanned." | "All the way to Boston ? Is not that rather expensiye, my friend? The freights wiil'eat the hide up." "Thai's a tact-?oleanpr than the buzzards did the old critter's carcass. But what's the use bejn' taxed to build railroad!) 'thout you gel the I good ot Yin ?'' Used to hove a tan-yayd over at Lick hKiiiyit and a shoetuaker, loo. lint they-re kcrilmmuuxcd.'' "}vei ilummuxed?whnt'e that ?" ' It means, gone uii a spout?and twixt you and nu\ that's mighty nigh the ease \vitn our Stale." "When do you expect to gel your 1 leather ?'' "Don't exppet tp git no leather at all?expect to gpl shoes some day, made at llpston or thereabouts." "Rather a misfortune to lose a milk cow, my Iriend." "Not, so much a misfortune as yon; heard it was, Monstrous sight ol shuekin' and nubbinin' and gcttin' only about 3 quarts a day." "What aVp you going to do for milk !" "Send Kotth for it." "Send North lor milk ?*' "Yes; poncentiated milk and Goshen butler. "(J! I see the pointy." "Mighty bandy things these railroads? make thetn Yankee lellers do all our jobs for us now?do our smithin', and tannin', and nwlkin', and churnin." "I see yoq hnvp a halo of potion." "Yes, we go our bottom nickel on Option, Seudin' it up to Massaeht;svtis to it carded, spun and vyoye. T'mp'll come when we'll send it there to be ginned, then we'll bp happy, ^louslrous sight oj trouble yp.mimg these gins." "Xhat wpuld hp rather expensive, spading cotlpti in sued." "]S'o more so tbap then) Western tellers pays when they send corn East and get a dollar a bushel and pay six bits Height, iies.ides, as I said, what is the use pi' paying loj; railroads 'thout wo pse the rOads?" ''You seem to appreciate the advantages of railroads," "I think Nye ought?we pay enough for 'em." "1 reckon you fatten youi; own porR V "Well, you. reckon wrong, stranger,. I get the in I.Uiuoy tellers to do Unit lor me. It's uiighter convenient, too ?monstrous sight of trouble toting a big baulf&pitvjl, of corn tlu'eo tunes a day to hogs in, a pen, especially when you hain't got nuiie to. tote it to." "1 shojald think so.'' "There's one thing lacking though to make thv business Qomploie." "What's that?" "They onght to send then), hogs ready ciohed.. Coohpp' and preparing' wood fof Qoohh)' takes up a heap bi time that, ott by rights.to he employed in il/e cotton pat,ch. J, was say in' to my old wgmaii the nthei; day, if we Mississippi lulks got oor cookin' and war bin' done up North and sent by express, we'd be as happy a,a otliey b?i vlers." "Your bovao i.u the lead there Beengi^: tp be lame." "Yes, needs shoeio." Xf be wasn't ij|e only bQj-so X've got, and 1 can't snare linn, I'd send hiip up where they make tb,e horses shoes and nails and get him shod. Can't get such a thjng done in. our pavtSr Perhaps I can at the depot. t4JJow do you manage to bye in your parts, my old, friend ?" ^Vvhy, we raise cotton. My road turns off here, htragger. Gee, JXall; back, firapdy. I'm gUd X seed you,-J| ?trftpger." X never yef heard a muu or woraap ' nipch abpspd, that X was not inclined to think the better of them; and to^, < transfer any sipspfpiou or disjiko to I any person who appeared to ta(tq de-- 1 light in pointing put the defect* of a * felloe-creature.?Jane 1'orty. - A Brooklyn be |)ai li:y' 10 Ibussos vols. Kochesteo.r yeligioua 8 gl Upublic A pjcnn i' ol i). l.tljtor of 1; - 'jUiJii^ lo U-lcil^l^^^^biiK been dosIroyv) by liglipiin^ in v'vvv Orleans. "My tare is nigged, but 1 in wealthy ill you have mt'Y" said he, uYes, indeed, it's knoLI y \?ut it s nice," said she. put o( in/iely-three members pi the graduating class in Vale College only nine intend to become clergymen. Waal a change! The cigar ebon ot the Connecticut State piison has turned out halt a million cigars since last October They sell at $15 tu $1G per thousand* A new church at Iiolyoke. to tajtc the j>lacc of the structure burned with ruch a terrible loss ot ljfe, is being built so poorly that it will be jnsectpu. The devel has got a story afloat that up in Jfloyd county, Iowa, the boys who wert converted in the revivals of last winter urp already prospecting the orchards. A doctor, attending a wit whp was very ill, apologized tor being late one day by sn'yipg that he had to stop to see a than that had fallen dqwu a well. '.'Did he kick the bucket, dootoiV" inquiie 1 the other, Charles Dic|tup8 said that "the first external revelation ot the dry rot in men is a tendency to lurk and lounge; to be at street corners without intelligible reason; to be going anywhere when met; to be about many places rather than any; to do nothing tangible, but to have an intention ot performing a number ot tangible duties to-morrow or the (lay alter," This is the way the young men ol Fannington come back 011 the young ladjeb who resolved not to countenance the use ot tobacco by Rssoeinting with those addicted to the habit: lit$Qlu(,dt?That hereull.er wo will not associate with nor countenance any letnalo who wears false hair or false teeth (Under twenty years oi age) or who uses corsets or paints, and who allows her trail to draggle in the streetq. A Dbkp Plot.? When the druggist asked her what she wanted, she said she'd take ton grains of arsenic. "For rats?" lie asked. "No, sir."* "For cats?" ' "No, siv."' There yvas a pause, and then she said: "1 want to keep it in the house until my husband is elected alderman, lie will very likely vote to pave some street with cobblestone, and A want to potuon him!" The druggist gave her down weight to encourage lier.?Detroit JiVee l'rtzs, fn IB49 lluymon Joucn^ \yith fifteen 'or twenty citizens of New Orleans, started for California in search o( gold. The vessel (hey sailed i.9 has never | been heaved fro'Vy, Recently, however, Mrs. Jones's attention was culled loan account in an English paper of the discovery ol an unknown island in the Pacific. In the list of persons found there was the name pi Harmon Jones, front New Orleans, The men refused, to leave the island, saying that the old family tics were probably broken, and they did. not propose to furnish a whole boat load ol hew Enoch Aruens, Couldn't Bui bis IIi.m?A ragged) forlorn-looking boy was strolling around, the Southern depot yesterday, smoking the stub of a cigar, when a p li 11 up 11)ro{>iy L i;* vyaitipg lor a train handed out tun cents and remarked; 4lTuk(i it, bub; 1 leel sorry for'you." 4-4No yer don't," exclaimed the boy, drawing buck44 Why, it's a fr.ee gift?I don't ask anything lor it," replied the man.. "I Utiow you," continued tho bby, his eyes tvyinkling;4'you \yapt me to promise to grow up and. become president, and I aim going to tie mysull up lor any man's ten cents!" X) droit Free Press, Two Emu.V UASStNO C^UKSTlONfl FOIt tub Vice pit usi cent.;?Air. Wilson, \yhil<? wailing at tho railway station lor a train in Little lloek, Arkansas, on his l?>ip was startled by tho tallowing 'connundruip: 4tIi.o^s, is Air. Grunt gwino to run lor President next time?" 44Well, I can't, tell you, my Iriend," was the reply; 4,bc has not yet intoiipq<l his friends and the couiir t,ry what Ins intentions at p." 44 Well, bv.ss," returned the incorrigible darkey, 4M1 bodoti'tTirfrwiH you?" The Vicel'^e^tdo't hadn't time to answer, lor. the train summoned 1pm a v. ay. Was Tiiiup TicnMicH.?Air. k>liVeiis, &\\ old bachelor of Rochester, who is m?ch absorbed iu politics, visited the widp\y Graham the other day, just alter reading (Lint's letter, and nskcrl hor whftf^slw. tlmmrlif ot ii llmvl v. V.T-.l ^1 prrm. >\9W th^ widow has been twigo married, and in response to the <jueS: tion a["0 9j>ado a rush lor, the astounded Mr. Bji^eya and taking him tightly in her at'tjcm. exclaimed, "Oh, yon. ipaf, dear, wwd. What a nappy woracm I ftniA1- l/1*' accounts Air. 35. iad locked himself in his wood-house uid was pndeav WPK t<o explain things .0 the widow throA^.the key-hole. % yCT'S: JIJLI 24 the g heat English The Cordial Balm of Syricnifl AMITOTIC IVM'rniiu n 1^-tr . v.* ? y 11 U .1^ M I f i I () J However otpcupe the onuses >nny be whiolf contribute ip rendei pervqua debility a disease so prevalent, affecting, hb it 'bits, pearly Que half of our adult populatjor,, it is a melancholy fact that day bv day apd year bv year, we witness a moot frightful Increase of nervous ftHVctlona fro m the slip ht< st neuralgia to the jnoie grave and extreme forms of Nervous Prostration, It Is of |he highest iir.porianoe, then. that Individuals ?hq uid bo nh|p tp judge for tht-VpselYps by their 'jjiyn feelings, if and to What extent they aye "Uaok'd by this insidious enemy to health, com fort, and even i|fe itself if lef to i un It? course pnohpekeri, a/ the early and prompt application of curative remedies, Norvous Pobi 1 ity Is characterized by a general languor or weakhe$* of the Whofe organism, espoclally of lh<* nervous system, obstructing and preventing the ordinary functions of nature; henee, toeye Is a disordered state of the seor;. lloi.s, constipation, ^entity and high colored urine, with an cxosfS of earthly or limey sediment, Indicative of watte of brain and nerve tub-nance, frequent paipita tlpus of th# hpart, loss of memory and marked Irretolulipn uf purpose, and Inability tp carry in tp action :iny weil-t|e(|iied business enterprise, or to |1 v the mind upon any one thing any length of Utne. There Is great sciivitlveneQs tp Imp res Sloop, though retained butnebprt tirqe with a flickering am' fluttering condition of the mental tarnltic^ rendering an Individual what is Pf|n?ipouly called a \yhii|ie-minded, or lickip minded rnao. Therp m us| of necessity be in e ?ch ti. dividual dlfteretit symptoms, accorulng to his peculiar organ "ft' iona, habits, pursuits anil temperament, which all serve to shape ilia manner ot the ipunifesta* tlon of their nervous disturbances,' cou&tl tilling i? diligence as n\ai k d us ai e ihelr ph ? steal peculiarities dii-?inilalr aqrf peculiar to inpin^ei\es. 1'hete diifei enr es, in t l\y planner and form of t||e|r maul testation, ob not indicate any neces u .|V differ* nee to be followed In the treatment of any cute where ^1 ate* has Its origin in physl< ai I luinry ? the eapie I etuedies being a like applicable to Iho pf;*:tk as to *,be strong?to ^he stuyoy ?s to the sickly, varn d only in degree of U'tamfty and (Vuration in ttie imu of titeni hi order to otercomt the disease ISefvous l?r?ili|',y, or what Is gener u. 115 regarded ilk such, in ui pit lean-typed In its peculiarities as are dreams ol the shfp wrecked mariner who, in hu struggles for gafcty, lies ilnun e* l.ii --- - ------ wi i? IIIIII'IU ? Slrip upiu) the W11V4 on which lik> limits, Willi all the elements of destruction iii nutu rommoilon mound linn wnen t,h? lirst instinct? of lit-j nature 'ire u longing Iui a somythlnK *ol'U upon which he jyay tlud u standing p|aCP< i'u 90 in u cast* of til I 9. 0 in ah 6?' tli *?? ?? are paroxysms or exnounations, with extreme Jehiiiiy up parent in everything; often conditions of hectic 111 all lissingis?also ||il 0/ tnu general symptoms en uuiei uteil, Willi 11 local mauif g.-*uUQp of 11 inure frequently uppufvHi in the faoiiti necves, though It inny be in ally other part 01 ilie laxly, such us mo thorax, ahdoiuiMi and limbs, with pallid of u shooiiug, lanon'iaiing character. For this condition an eXplunaiIon is fou|ni in 1 lie fact thai, as vlie vitulity 01 a stiucitiie d>cr?a>cs by age, o,ier ? ?< rtto.n cr too ireqiiuul excitement at impyopr: time:-, Ita nervoussent.lt.niiy increases, ami it ilie diminution Is tue lesult 0/ irritation, us by disease or lyoi.V' injury, ihcrtf li goner.>1 decrease ot \ ital stamina dr power ? t,ho leu?l shook of irriuttion may act as secondary cause, the tn> heront or primary b**niK tomu ouu ur nil ul those already mentioned. \n causation, however, there m a a great many others 011 the list, >11011 titi scrofula, malaria, blood and wasting diseases of ail kiuos, lever , sexual excesses .11",d "lui many lornis 01 | el vie and all spronty diseases, while there is great iri'itatioii -line, being reflected to the ililiihl iimiiuw, 1'ipdnets a depression ot that great neivena teaire, tiom \yhence noonesppnd it'K degree ot uorveous liability is distal on te.l 10 all pat is oj the system?a weakened condition follows, impeding, obstructing and paralysing the iuiicuou.il operations ot every orgnlj, inuscttlar uqd menial, necessary ty curry yu the est<<u tlal dlilies, bu?.i.nys.s or pleasure ul existence. This condition ot the individual, distressing as it is, may, with certainly be cured by THE GREAT English Remedy, The Cordial Balm of Syricum AND LOTIIRQFS TONIC PHAS, IVIediclnes unrivaled for their vvonderfnl properties. hih) remarkable cures of ft,ll nervous com plaints. Their ellUacy is equally groat in the treatment and cure of Cancers, N'ules, IJUrrs, Pustules, Pitnphs, Tetter, Fever Sores, Ringworm, hrystpeluo., Spald R?ad," liarbar's Itch, Scqrvy, rljUi Pliruoi, l.)opper l.'olored DlotcheB, Qiaiidualar swelling, Worms aqd lliack Spots in mouth and npse, Sore l.egs, and sores of qVery character, because these meiiioines are tlpe very bust blood medicine: eTPr placed before the ppople, and arq war,ca\}ted to be the most Powerful Alterative qv.er origin a ted, ky mau, They Impart, STRENGTH TO THE BONY -rrAND?Vigor to the Mind.,. UeiroviiiK Morbid Sensibility, Depressiop Qf ^yiriin, I>einqnua and M.qli.ioc holla. Lach package of Cordial lbi>m contains one box of tnq Tqn'ic I,'ills, whlcn also may be bad, separately al 60.cent* per bpx. V<jcc?ji t. I'vtimouiulM. V'HRWeBDKGii, Nov. 12, fcha,v.e used the ('Qtdiui Halm and Sytyiiuui and Hi tbrvp's 'I'onic I'lilo as a preventive audi our,e tor (be use of ardent spirit* and habit ual iutox cki/on and find Itism nquinlly sqtecUlu in suqii cases, 1 regard them as lqost invaluable inedl cinqs, and nothing qould induce me to he without theip. JAUOIi MKSKUV.fc. Tip,tow, I^ec. 31, 187 V V'q take grtyit pleasure In inloru.in* you of the un prising ly brnenelfij results Iroip me tqse of your KuxHsii Remedy. 'Ijhe Cordial B.ibn of,Syr tenia and L.othrup'?Tonic Pill In a case of ureal Nervous Debility and Prostration, by. a weather of our family whQ hatdbeqn under treatment by different (J'A'V>'8 nearly ttireo year/* past vyitbopt sijqy apparent benefit t,beref/om; but your uQedljuue* bare prpdnqed a lypai wonderful change for tne better, and ifje patient, now enjoys comparatively excellent hetiith. RAKillEl S1UKGIS, 1*,S.?We tell all with wbom we are acquaint,* ed who are similarly alf|lcted to try yuui, medicines. " -t? ^Vltolvsiflc A|(CQ1Ns Six by & Hros. Mon Ipelisr,. k.nhv iV Co., Hurllnglpn. ,f, . ?. w /xiukk ? inuumu, KtJliuml. tjHKKN At N lOHOI.ft, f>t. Ajhullti. VVBKKB & PolTKH, liostOII, V?W 9"^ My ?* iH l>ycrvVlicrc. K$T I>r. I?othrop.nmy he cqu sy?)t?U, itrqfoBuUwally by mnil tree of etuir#?. Address KUUiVU IzQTlIRQP, M. IX. 141 Court St., Hoe ton, Mass. Send for, the DoctqrV Prize Lenny ou N'ervoqa IDiseaec*. Sent free. June 12, 187fi?ly?qc. -{ A 1 Ar^* 1875, ? .. Professional & Business,Oarda. .V. 1). J. M. J C. )K .^I'ATTKK^.Vt' M. JOHNSONS SQUATTUBAUM, ATTORNEYS unci ,00U!JSBt,0#S AHAW Conwaybgro, 6, O, Mw Vara o ti-i.jsius, iiuyxpx * I- J Attorney# # Counsellors at Law Wf)) pi^cti/ie in all tlie court* of [lorry t wliuj/yji- siQtp pr Fw)/en*h Qy** i)na ofHip hup ?'jl} )>a in attendance at every tonn of tljo cpprt, amj spch other a* hn^pey* ipay rocjulro.. Office, Marion, S, C. VV. \y. yKLLKlttt, J. h. hupson (JNOr A. IvEM/JiV. Oct. 21, IS]:!. joy. T. WA1JSII, Attorney at Law and aOLIfiJTOtt JN EQUITY, Will practice in the court* of Marion, Horry pud Georgetown, Omca MpONWAYWiRU.S. UNov IS, lSTQ.lf. m t\ rui.LKfcpjK, Attornoy and Counsellor at Law Will give prompt attention tu all Upsincs entrusted to his carp. UONWAYHORO, S, C, June, 2a, 1871. rpofcAU & HAK'Vi Commission Merchants, 1 w Fit (ANY S7HKLT, NKW Y< liK '/n1 1 'heral advances made on consignments js aval Stores, Cotton, &o, Ordeva receive Promnfc Attention, \Inexceptioi\ablu references given North and ttuutht J. 11. fV^VA? 4- H. Habt. ofX.O. ofS, O rpHOM. L. 11 Alt KELSON. 1 vcommission Meroh&at SdiinningCand Forwarding Agent, _HTTJLL 0*ES*C,>O. Special attention given, to the buying ?,nd sol.ing of Ton Timiiku, and other produce. OCT"Comfortable IIoumca, Lots and Shdjlen, for t"umn, null be favnUilttd to transient Timber men, without Charye, who entrust their business to me. J WILLIAMS, V?AL?I<H IN CJFNKKAL MKi;CUAN DIZE^ MANUFACTl'U.OU OF NAVAL STOKES COMMISSION A^UCttANT, .\N 1> F0BWARDIH5 AGENT.! ITT" Special attention, given. t,Q. the buying and selling oJ'Ton TlnibM.% HULL C'L LKKy iS, C. THE ST All, J^uHisJic tI at IViitrloijt* S,. CU^-tySfc ft Year in Advance^ Offers the,folio wine liberal paeraluma Vo "sub-. nci,lbe.8i A "KWa^tAVlNO (10x14 .In.) to single eubseriber*. AN EXTJRA WI'X OF* THE STAft for one year to any Qpp who will send a Gi.uh ol) Fi.vb subf.crl lers, and an Lcgr.avijig to each member, of the Ulub, A LAH.Y'S IV^>TW,>0<'0. SATCHEL OR SPIT OP' GOj.n.STUliS, e u'h valued,a.t to, nny one sending a Club of Fifteen. TEN hollars, in o.qjlv. fur. a 0?ab of twenty five TWKNTXPTfK LOLLARS I|N OiUEEN* HACKS for a Ohib of PI fly. FIFTY HOLLAALSa.N U.OJ4>? fch a Oluh. of une Jtunorea. AN EL.EUANTJ F/H^ILX SBWNOt MACHINE, Wilcox & Ombs, worth $80,for, a Club of Una Hundred and Fifty. With little energy and. enterprlee. iome lady or gentleman in every neigh bpr-bpod might, net, que or mora of the handsome premiums olfbrr.ed, Premium* promptly patd.oa. reoulyt uf nuroes accompanied by th e cn?U. Mo.nsv may be remitted; by dr/ifu poet office .ordc?r, or registered letter at our r.tgk, Adeilrees all letters to w. J. MoT^ER A EI/, Editor, maaion, & c. CONSU M P TIO M , SCROUUU.V, ?c.. jfiV'H (ientilitc Cofl, Llyct Oll. Cpri.od lnvVr (til is warranted pute N*;W? t'Ui'.>lM,AXl). Ol 1/. It lias stood Ue test of over twenty years! experience, and tan be relied. ,on in every particular Wmmfaotueep by Heat*mA/s -k Co,, Chemists, mid lb uggi?t??rNjaw Y,oik, and sold by; nil Ur,ugg>*isv Jan. SOtyi 8mo Chapped Uamfe. and Face More i lfis, I>M'?moso? of ttoo nitle, Ae., A$. Cured at o.,'<e (,y $1 AN.***. CAMHlIUK It E WiTII l^.xCl?i<|>'.E.. M?p? the hands soft in ?l.MVeaihsr. Sea that yon, get RDUKv Sold by nil tyro** est. Pr.lge, 2ft ceuist sent oy mull for :H> cams IHaoij/aclured only by 11i.okhA5 Aco Chemists apd Druggist, 1?? 0, Itox 23iH, New York, Jan. 30th, ?mo. I SPALDING'S I M P R o.y $ Jfr CEPHALIC PILLS CURE. SI(aC HEADACHE* Cl/lUS NERVOUS HEADACHE Cure nil diseases of the 1,1,VER and, a)| iRsor,,dare of;the Hjoninoh, 1/yspfpain, Indigestion Cogtiv.eness, Sic. Tjhe nddUipa of Rodophyllin to. Ittt*. original Region, makys Utiapill the beet VAMUiX km?M m TjHJS WOttMk IIMM/W'KW ME v.. CO.,. 1?1)QR*A.V C College Place, New Yorlc M. F. BinPRAJIIf' * tviilfiw WATER WHEEL W?h neleeted. 4 yenraago, and pat to w?rk in the Patent OfUee*. Washington, I). U.? and ha* ftroved to be (he beat. 10 *i*e* made. Prlera oner than any other flrat-ciaa* Wh**l. ram* phlf t free. J Address 14, F. QpaahAM, Yo**, Pa. i ? " A h as?an S E> A. Jj I> IIV (5' S THROAT CONFECTIONS >V.eU mown and STANDARD R,EMEI?Y for TUfcTUROjrr. CiiKMT ?ud MINdS; a SUBS CUBS Snr COUGHS, Sore Throat uKd H<4r?eM?> taatecHilly adHfrfed to iLtf t)t-e of < Merjcyweu, I'o hlji f |?et?keri?, and YoettlUls, reycler^uj: <U>? tou? ? tT\i>o* (Moor and Djutluct. 'ij jUU. a Uox, \ MANHATTAN MEW, 00.,1?uoh*I?., y New Yoik. JuuK-lOiu.. BUR B AN K'S EXTRACT OF OPIUM. Thit? ie the roost safe &ui) VHii?ki, < -?v ?fv |/< '|'v rclinvn M?vero puln, To prev^Ht itonvulMioua, '1 o inUupe uua ta wh? jit vyrjy r.tsu whT?ur> ottvo ? ro Mothers, who ara In the habit of giving th?ir children Paregoric, tlodfrey's Oordial, laudanum ?r dangerous Wartollce will find tit# Extract of Opium prepared Hy IJr. limb' Moat Desirable Substitute. Vnll dlsdriptlon* accompany. Frlc? 60 cent per bottle. MAMJATTANMED. CO.'SM.K PjioP'b. No V College riat'O, New l'ok. JantMQm Toms' Condition Powder, prepared ill aeeqrdance with the Original lie. pl|?eof the Oelehrateil llr- Tumi, ranka A, No. I, UMtUntf all the remedies fur )lor?e* <tlld Cattle, Toms' Condition Powder Is not made of Oheap .Drugs, with a view of securing large profits, but Is composed of the ({est ]\l?-dicul Ingredients, each one of which is, of itself, an article of sterling merit} and thj whole compound is warranted as the best. Con. <\lilon Powder ever ndnili'l*teret> to doinesili animals. y Toms' Condition Ponder fs rapidly supplanting the many olteaply com. pounded * nd worthless preparations thai flood the market, with no other ipiont than the pecuniary gain of their unscrupulous proprietors, Toms' Condition Powder i? nn Ilonest. and Reliable remedy for Heaves, Roll Evi.l, iioi'fe Distemper, Indigestion, t.oss 01 Appetite, r?urfeit, influenza or I.uug IVvrr, Oreage, Craoked Heels, Scratches, IVlange, Wugliu, Isolds, Vistula, Hamper* and all the diseases of horses and cattle for which Oandillou Fowdvrs are usually administered, \ Toms' Condition PawcU* * - % fs the Farmers Friend, and "hould be kept by | evet^y Stock Cirawetf and every vney of horse** I Who pride* himself on the condition of his Hill* I tnals and who wishes to ses them hearty* healthy ' and in stood order. price 2ft ot*. per rvackagb- Sold hv all dealers. ,\u> UAT'VAN MKIHCINK CO., Cottogo 1'btOd, Now York, Sole Proprietor", t? whous, all orders ehonlu bo address d,. janD?Hun. DK."TOMSr RUSSIAN LINIMENT. This Ldnnment* made strictly after the foriuu* la of the renowned IXr. Toms, "is the only UUKAT SVRCIF1C WU KUKUMATISM yvec olfered to.the public th it fully sustains tin* reputatiou of ei^ectuuf all that ie> claimed of it. Scsan Swkkt, Herkimer, N. \".?''Cdy dtvuirbtec was affected with altection ol the spins, li up* rhed Russian Liniment thoroughly to her baik, used three buttles, and she is entirely cured Koht Kkk*haw, Earivtlle, N. ? was attack* ed with ltulJrimaloxy JbUi?l?.D}?tl?in, ayd hetvpiua tnjable V> m'>vs. okut?sau *^r-s unv^t effected a pmr-aanent cure. JtA.*. W.. Fa*. Karivlllo, N. Y.?My Fight shout tier became diseased, attended with severe pain, and I could n.ol rjui-l* P?,V ar,m without the lieip oil the other h..\yde i COinuieu.cad ujung Ur. Toms Russian, idbimewt, and. in leas than VJU? month l cow Id. t'uiu? tuy arm, and. It i? now en wisely re* cy.vereci, \Xe ha ?e a prvati iqauV other; certlfleatee evidencing th.e u,npn*<illa|pd wdhcacy of Toms' hut* ?i|tn Liniment ui oases of SAW" JoiutA KtuvlUttta. U'WIIMlA ttiwn*. IjnnentA*. ( tintctvo(ed CsmK and'a hundred, other; painful dUsates of theFlesh, Hones, l<0,u*Ql?4 and Teudpnes. 03*" l*t iik obio. ui). finUtt/riaWs rMnody for. bAMKiYKSS. tuiA &W ELL LX.U& IX. JjOlitiE&Qvyi (JAXTLE*. 2& Csute pec Batata Iprosurad. only by tJUu NLAJSUATTAX MED1C1.NJ?.COM.l 'AN Y, 0 COLLKGUJPLACK,, N.ic.w, Yoit^tio.wbpm (UI orders.should b? ad* dressed, JluiU-lUiit. / ELEGANT PERFUMES At Popular PrlcesI *#r.f)ime, emhrac-. 1?K a)l the admired orderh/n ftonwthdAtnand, such, tip Jpcxxt OmWFsa.xqipani Nxw Mowa Hat., Mqi^ Alixk Jioopsr, Uohk,. Oira.mum. Yvanq Xuk*o, Yioi.it. Whits ItOiK,. Tubs Ro?k, W.tisr Emp, Mah.xoWA* kfi, AJli choice, delightful,.pennaupn.t.und. highly, coorceaUjcMad*. Those most, elegant aatrncte are soldi eh the exceedingly low price of 60. cts..per bot?. lie. ?ynd,,oon*lde*iinr thelhlntrlnalc excellence,, thoy are beyond.ull.dpubt, the cheapest Fer.-. fumes in the market* TUB AJtAJUA VEJRW.HjEi?Atn.B'Ui LAvande,. put up.lu lui^e WotUe?, a must r?otu?rch<?, per.. meAtiug and U.ur/ible perfume*. Sella at. only,60 ct?. per, bottle. ^ mu: I(AR^.~iVn extract, for. the handkerchief of moat pleasing. and, delipiuue.odQr. andjoneflKiy la destined, to be* come eminently, popular^and, take eqpai rank with.the rnr.esi favorite perfume* of. the day. The Metter,nich.Ghar.m le put up.In. qa. And Mi. osvbovtlee, which,retail, rcapeu lively, at 60 cts.. and '26,cu eaph.. A.U, the Above aiiect Qer^maaaaxa put vp .by. the MANHATTAN M?r>. COi, Mor.B Pnor's., Njo.,0 College Plpco, New York.. nSTRRASiK'S Effervescent Aperient * Ho many persons. pilU 4*ra so. obnoxious and, nnpAtatahie ihnWa, C1A.T BAB.Sl'CS In some Other form ianil Absolute ateassity.. , To a? each, 1 / Barbank^ ' Aperient M QC I?piwi,a. ?no?t thprpuf h7> eflVetlye ?ubstir H t*U*. V 11 ks a? plu^ific df?l*hjtl?U r\B a, d?H of, IS Soda. W.ater. 11 convci* acrdily of the tout*. ? act}, cures indlfteiUon apd, headpqhft 1 "P* H the System, ttiiti lath* ? IMat I^nwMly fo? ^owt^a^pu, d ever dlseovered,^ U?? i>uv up.lp.lM*e.bottles. apdn?tA?taat One DAlUr Each. ^f 9 rJ^o it ii< lATaluaWe, as it tp Serfofittr Safe, to Usft akAflg u No speqlAP **fi heccsuh^dfl^^^^^J ''^OTlWra HAKIVXLK^ H in the larcest doses. fl I MANHATTAN MED. CO., SoL??^H^^| 9 College Pistce^jj^HB^^H