Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

tiil'V wrnu OLD. Thcro wn,a a n inowlut venerable but very happy couple in the eity Saturday ou their wedding trip, though the auunl obporvev wouM hardly have su*piv t?'<l tho latter fact. Ti ev loft ?n th J. n n^ train at 3 o'vloek 1 r their homo in W.u "it< navr county. The ii.e 1> i:h whi-h le i to tho union of this ccuplo so Into in life Wero sHUewhat extraordinary nn I tn I alt ether without. a hale of romancm Tt see ms that the old ^ceitlcm ui, 1). '.eon Joseph L'laco, who is new upward of 70 years of aj;o, took it into hiu head last Tall to ou a short visit to the homo of his childhood in New Ilutnph.siro. He had been for Porno ye tvs a widower, and his children had arrived at man's and woman's est dm and jrono out to iw!i th drown fortunes in tho world. A3 ho had mere property than ho was lihely > "? spend in th tdmri remnant of his life \ hieh r amine 1, and an ho had plenty ef l<-isu:v on his 1: in . not ..in * w.us more n.ittir .1 t.i n t! tho ?-uM I.real; tho UK i it.air (J hii.lda with a little pleasure lr iv S.. K.? . .. V .... l ' i A ' fortune v, ><;' 1 Iiivh it, boforo lie had quite r hod tli" ] ' r < : 1 destination u :>! i v. t .it ) | en--to tin- tr.iin, by which it v.us delayed on 1. ur or i;n. Tho don on''?>t out of ;h o r an ! h.ok .1 nljout, t?n 1 tho h.ils an I roc:..-, which had boon ' i t rancors to hi ; , <s; for > i.uuiy years ulnic?t n:i wod b .j ymth. As tin.; train ivr.h li'it b' to be fond for some littlo tinio.h"W: 1 'iv.lt,> a h 11 :?v by. Jud};o of tho oi l 111 ill's rise t<> Mu-.l 1'ilt tllO lady of t'v ii ?u.:o v. a* on 1 whom bo know in ; 1'irly lifo. 1 n loo-l, *.boa Moth were young thov I,a 1 I it a ro<:*.. 1 i ; . ;?*h olh ?r differV . I inite ' . ..lib 'i 41 ro'ii'l which tiny l"lt for other o .Ih.t the fates, ii'U 1 tho fa' a quite 'r.-'iM t.tly this cruel vuri:, fit o lrute l th 'u an i they hod long fin !. t -ii , and It ' l i > I'.eet vn, of ouch other. lii.-wcwr, recognition was mutual, and it is vrotty ei ' n tlutt tho deacon \v: s v i : i t -O i' l..dy and that the lady vmh '> ! see h?? ; . It.tit ha i t. '\ -led a i i ; v.ay <! \;n life's jcuin'v riuco they In I l . ilod, and both hid lout their o naor!\. li;t more natural than thai t'vy should 1 ill: over ol I times? And r.posikim; of l . A things tho st-onea i)i: l ineivh.nln of early hfo r vividly bofore them ; and vi.:l tm.re nuturuj than that there rhoul 1 ry.i.ty front til. revival tho <11 lev, hindh.d anew, and that it tihoid 11 urn into a 1 ;; ht ti .no? Such was t.In case. All !. ' "11 ' > > a...m . i?.t i no cnii^.g visit, bui thcoldmni lingered in tho neighborhood, and it b-. ;a Itu'rio :?i.j?:?r<-nt that 1lu; lady Tv.i-'i I ho attraction which drew him thither. The result w.us that, before tho deacon returned ti hid Michigan home, they pliphtad their troth anew, and the old man canto h a h happy as a lark, and 111 nking J'rovideiioo for tk> rail-road accident, which ga\c him a now lea so of lifo and lifo'a joyS. After .1 few i not ho ho trout back to claim his bride, tho happy event was consummated, nud on S.turdny tho v? noru'h? roup> j , e,'h. h tho city on their nay homo. "iOMt ,J VCIl." The following ancient, 'plaint, and clover account of tho ori?;n ol' this fumoud brand of smoking to'-acco appeal's in tho Harvard Advocate. Tin? reader who vomld enjoy it perfectly th:n ttnnday morning must talco down hi a meerschaum, rub it kindly with his fi'k hunhik'.T' hi of insert a iro.h woi.vel, lilt the creamy bowl \\ ith feathery Uakoa of true Vir'ini i, and r_ :l ..u I pufl and smilo i 1 us he must: "There ia a kind of tobacco vcrio good oil Ho 1 'Lane .hick,' and how it. came to bo boo caJlo 1 was on this wise: h;ii? James II. did greatly di./.ilm y, rmoking of tobacco, holding it to bo a gric.vyona sytmo, whereat it did seem to bo mo \ve<pjo in Vyr* pinion good jc.A to stamp upon no hid tobacco y-j lvyngc'd face, with a pipo in liys moutho. Yo fame of thy.s did g,val!i spread abroado, oven to Ihu-tice, whore they did f ,1 .1 iii ..\ .. .. ! - v-.y; i., i;,,o * name unto X/Onzo JacqUo.s t king the II. to bo eleven), v/hi'*h bo to thev of Vyrginio a bettor j?\>t than the i.ih r, they 'hi eh.in go ye Kyngo-'t, crovn union hat to; :;i 1 uaiuo hym 'Lcuc Jack." I AN or.GAN WI ? :i A Wil.I, OI" ITS OWN. Tho good people of a cert tin country villiugc iii Indiana hungered nr. I thirsted for uu organ to assiHt in tho church services; but aa they could not afford to hiro an organist, they brought a self-operating instrument warranted to grind out forty tunes of a religious onst. Tl. musical instrument was placed in po. jtion for the noxt Sunday. Tho soxton was instructed ho-.v to rot it go- j ing, and how to stop it, hat unfortunately forgot tho l/ilu-v p rt of his business; and after singing tho first four verros of a hymu before tho wrmon, tho organ could not bo stoppo 1, b \t continue 1 r laying two verses more; then just >ia the clergyman completed tho words, "Let us pray/' tho organ again clicked and started another tune. Tho sexton and othcra continued j tlioii exertions to find the spring, but no I rj one oouM put a slop to it; so thy gob four of tho stoutest nun in the church to i shoulder the p :vi ray iustram nt, and they carried it clown the aisle of tho church, playing away, into the churchyard, whoro it continued ol.? ?;/ r and playing until tho wliolc forty tunes wort finish ?d. TWO or 'KM. "" """ A young f-'low. whcno better half had just pr.v'nt i li tii with a bouncing pair of twins, att iljlchuivh on Sund.iy. Daring tho discoim too der^ynwu look 4 directly at oar inuoooot frieu-1, and *aiJ, in a bono of thi'iiling tolo^ptcuco^ "Young inar,, you have an important rotpou-ab ility thrust upon you.1' The newly-Hedged dad, supposing the pr.achor ulladod to his peculiar L >m<? c.'viit, ( o:. utU.ru.bly t.lulled tho audience ty exclaiming, "Ye*, I have tvvo r>f Yin.' rT~r 5 TH i ~ ~ ll ~ I' . U . ! |?1 H Majcr Adrc. Captain An Ire was t ho son ol : Swiss no rehan' in London, where In was prohahly If.mi, anil was nhon l Wcnlydonr Mars old w 111 11 In* xv a: made a prisoner. A: an early njt lie had mastered several ol l In* imid? 11 lunirnageK 01 Kurepf, ami had heconu | an expert musician, a promising i?ain lor ami diaugli sin iu, ami :i i?ract in ilanci r. Ills reading was cxu'i^'nc ami Ins general knovvledge ol hello' !?'i i t s litt ratnre was r? tn .l kahle loi mil' so young. From Ins |icii tlowia! graecfn I rhymes, and lr??m his lips ; sweet voice, alllueiit ?il words thai he witched all wlio came in contact will his handsome lace, as delicate and ten tier in expression as 1 ha I ol .1 vv t >111:111 Young Andre entered his latlicrh counting room as a clerk when In w:is neai ly seventeen years idd, Inn the death ol thai parent soc.n changer ti e curniil ? i the young man's 'i!c Willi the mother, a .younger brother, ami three sisters he spent the ensuine summer in tiie inteiior ol' Kugland and :il 1 d< liliold he made (,r renewed an acounii.lance vviili '.he (amiiy ol Thomas Seward, eannn ol the ea'.he dial there, and livim' o? ?!?< wV ' - i' palace. Ills house was the ccnlic ol a l:l( i ny circle in thai hei;j;l hurhood, ( un pen." 1 ?* 1 n tie 11 yuuno ui'tt aI hotnas I hti'wiu, author oi The Ihtam tit Harden: \Y i It.mi Hay ley, win wrote about 'I lie'l'cars ol 1 Vnclopc Sir il; o? lvO I loot ld>v, ant hur ol Tin umphs ol' Tiniper; Uicinml I,nvrl! I'M^cwoiilt, lutler ol Maria IM?j;e worth, l he novelist , a ml Thomas 1 >.i \ whose delight lnl slory ol S:tmilord ami Merlon charmed y?>uu<_; Lamiam! almost a hundred years ajjpi as uittc! as del I!<-bin-out Crusoe ? 'hi in.nk,' wrote Ia ioh Hunt, "which 1 sha! always reineuiher and always hi* grate lul lor."' These were ihen only a.* pi rants < literary lame, art al nosi nebulous nala.vy, ol which Anna, : d:i?ij?hler ol Cation S< w.nd, was ila "luaoht particular slur." IShe was lie plain t around which the others re volvtd as satellites, j :i\*111?^ homage lo her genius and praising |;ei poetry most ot which," \> allei Scott, I ei hioeraj her, said, "is uhsoluti ly ? \e cralde.'' The or.ice and heauty ol her person ;ind l.er rare eon\ ersat ional powers inadc her \try at tract t ve. I: was in the circle, ami especially in l!if company ol Anna Reward, thai Vouiejj Amlre spent \\ delioiiilul sunn mer. Canon Sew aid had in his lane ilv, as hts ward, a voiiii^ lady named II o'i*?r.i Siu-'pl, a dauohicr ot a deat departed iilcml. lit1 r hi no etas, <_'ulden hair, oraeelul person, a shoht !u ct u* flush on Ik r check that. Imi<?h I a!ted ll < 1 > r i' I i i! i v Iw.c ....... j ? * i v iKI i in111l: leal urrs, her sweeturss ol t? mpei ? i: i.' her vivacity ol manner, won th< heart <>t young Andre. 1 he m.ijtUn was equally mipi < smmI by Andre'? mind and person. It was a clear cast ol "love at tiist sight ,M and not many days had passed hy when they wen solemnly atlianeed. Aih1ii,1h love loj 11otiora inspired hisiir.-t <11 n't t<? <!< lineate the huinan lace. lie painted two miniature likenesses ol her, one ol w hieli hi' gave to Mi.-s Sewuid, and tile other lie k< pi lor his own <'onsola lion during absence trnm her. 1 hi.he carried in lus bosom until the latest hour ot ins 1 i 1 e. Miss Reward was <h lighted, and tried to speedily light thetoreli ol llymeti, hat wi?er counselors intoipused. The extreme youth ol tin tovcis made their nuptials t hen undesirable. Tin y might "man v in hasu and repent ai leisure," and so linn was given tin in by the parent ami guardian lor r< j.entaneu helwie marriage hy a long separation. It has been observed that in all love aliairs there an; two parlies, tin one 'nut loves and the one that is loved. Miss Si.eyd seems t>? huv< been in the latter ealeg uy. S're soon n'peuted, and in I 7 7 a, lour \eiis ab.es her cngageinei I to Andre, sin; la eam< the second wih ot young Kiehaid Lovell Ivbgt worth, I'ilt not i in? Miutii er dt' Matin. Amite's love remained nnnucni lied. His letlms to Ai.n:i Seward weto Idled with alien i?> ? sentiment town'(I theobjeet oI hi love. lit* disliked tin* business <>| a merchant, l>ui lor lo r sake n-* lesolved t<> puisne it. ' All my t niereanliU ealeulat ions," he wrote, "go to tin tone hi ib*ar llonora. \\ lien an impertinent ronseiousness whispers n my iai' thai 1 am in?l ol lite right st uIV lor a merchant, 1 draw ni\ HonoraV jiieturn irotn my bosom, and the sight ol that dear talisman so inspirits my industry that no toil up pears oppressive." Anna Reward summed up the mailer in rhyme saying: "Now 1'rudenee, in her cold and thrifty eaio Frowned on the maid and l?ade the youtl despait; Forpnw r parental sternly saw, and strove To tear lie- lily hands ol p iuhtcd lo\e; Ivor a' ovc in vain; but wl.i.e the lair one's highs st* liU?> A|)iil storms in sunny skies, 'i lu; linnoi lover, wiih nnsWei vin.; truth, To his li.il passion coiiseciates his youth,' Audio had ftlwavH ex pressed a prefviet.ee lor llic lilc ol a soldier to tli.it ot a merchant, ami lading t.o re-av\ akcii llio u ink'f passion lor him in tin i><>si>in < ! lloaoia Sncyd, In- obtained liu' uoininiss! >: t o! a lit in cnani in tin iiK'Hl ancient r. ?;iiiK'iii in !.o Uriiisli service, liio ." cntail li Knot, or J toy al I* usilet is, oigaiiizcd in loon l hai w >k hi tin' hp ri i.g ol 1 7 7 I. ilo a > I ?.* i wrd .-pint a < oiiMiii ra<-it liiiu; in (i i'1'it.a u \, tins! wlore ht* sailed lor l'lnlad* i p 11; a in 1774- (to obscivu * In ino\ i'111e111 s (>i i!ii< ( on) iiu nt;il ( 'on eit htt?, lo join Ina regiment in I'nuada, f 3 iioiiiiY \yel;kia 110 made a larevveil visit to Miss Se vvs?rd, vvlw> proposal to intiodin e him t to t wool litr literary liiemls, Cunning ham, tin* etirale, and New ion, hei ^ "mins* 11 I" as slm called him. I hi tin nijhl I.- re ti c 111; <?111 > < lion (' .niiiiU' Iiatu had an exli aordinai y dream mi two arts. lie ??nw in l?is vision a ureal huesl, in vv liieh in? was : I ue, i'lCseiiUv a In oeinan approacled a! J u''* ?l speid. As l.c tlrew near tin dreamt r, ilireo men suddenly sprano i i mil some hn>hes, seized the l itler, |. and ho re him away. Mr. luniiiim I ham awoke, ami lallnij/ ash t p auain, l. he saw in a v ision a jj;rent tnnli it ude . ol people near a laioe ciiv, and v\ hihi , he Was looking at them, a vouno man, whom he i eet >u nized as ilie horseman who had inen *i ized, was 111 o11o111 out and lianei'd upon a u' hI et. Mi". I u ii 11111 Lt 11 a in repeal id tiust ' dreams lo his Iri. nd Newton the in\t : nioriniio, ami when, the same day, M i>s iSt vv ar I inlrodinttl .Andre, who was then a captain, lie rcmuni/.vd in r his kiec that id the n n loi tunat o lidci' ol !iis dream.? Keiison.). !.os>injj, in [ Uarjurn Mn'/(/:.!nc for [ ! ^ A (licit .Man mi It.dies. '1 he ltdlovv iiio sun y, rays the Way , 5i:(Y, is told ol Jnroh llnloewav, a vveailhy ciii/.en el Philadelphia, w ho died manv years au?, learino Jortune ol live or six million doimrs: "Mr. 1Cilli"t way."' s.iid a yotintj man | with whom l ! e in: 11 ion a > i c was eon* v e i si i. u, " v on are lo he more inviel Ulan :?i y |j;riii Iciimn i know." | | " \\ by .s?v" risjioiulcd .Mr, UltimoI u U'i ani 1,1,1 :iv\ ; r?- "1 :t? y cause , 11 r w hit h I should be |?:n Ueilnii I v > envied." " \\ hat, sir':'' exclaimed t ] n? youmj; . ! man in n.st?i t. * * N\ by, aie . : you Mel u it111li?>n 11re '/ Think t>i tin ; l.t>::s:11.>Is \ <>ur income bninas v?>u , c\ cry in> >i.t b!' . I " \\ c!!, w h a I o 1 t h a I V" 1 t j>lie11 .Mi. . U , "all 1 <_ > l jut ?>t it is niy \icluals . ' iind clolhvs, it i it I 1 caul till more ihiiu . f uiic mini's allowance, or we ii bui. oik* ! suit, ui the same lime, l'ray, can't ) ' | you do as lilUeli V "Ah, but/' said lbe youue inau, | | *"li>iuk ol t lie bmill reds ot lieu hou.M s | ' you o\\ n and the rental llu-v bri:io l you." "What bolter am I off b>r that ! lejilied lite rub man. "I eau only ' live in oi e bouse at a i iiii; as lor the . | mom y I teeeive lor rents, why, 1 can't (tit it o" wear it; 1 can < lily use it to buv other houses lor t ilurs to , li\e iii. id.' )' are Lite beat lietunes, Hot I." 'Mid you can buy cos'ly furniture, and costly j?i?rI ures. and line cai l iana s and b i >i st s; in I act, a i > y t b i n o- that \ ?> u tlesire." "Ami all'T 1 have bought them," . j responded .M u. II., "what llnit? I tean only bob til the I m nit lire and I jtietutts -ami tlie j?o< rest, man who ; is nut blind ean do the same. 1 ean j lide no easier in a Hue eariiaoe that: . yon ean in an omnibus tor 'ive cents, 1 with the trouble oi tending to diivtis, I j looiun n, atnl liostbus; ami as it) anv I thiijjf ! dosiio, I van loll you, yowm_? unto, that i!iv loss wo donro in this world tho happior v. o shall In*. All my u rail h oanuot huy nm a sint'lo .it v nioro ol my liio; cannot purohaso [ ! exemption from sioki.oss ami pain; | oannoi produoe* me powr to koop ata r oil't lio Iioii r ol death; ami, then, what will it. avail w lien in a low short years at ino>t, 1 lio down in tin* j M i'a \ o ami loavo it all l< r*. v* r't . ' \ uir.iy man, von have no eause l?? | on\ v mi'.,> rj*. mt What's A j'rinti'i . I A print or is iho most cun?<ms hoi 104 i I i v inj;'. 1 i ? may ha \ o a 4 * I ?a 1: kM and " pnniis1' and not. ho swith a eons; h.avo "small eap>M am) haw mithor wilo nor chihlion. Others mav run last, ho o' ts aloo.jjr swiitor hv "set| linn" last. lio ma> ho making 4,;mp r t-s^ s i r > n * without ohujuoiioe, may | use tlm "Ism" without oil* ndiuami t still loll 1 ho tiuth; wl.iio oilnis can not stand while llioy sol, 1m ran "sol" , I si am! 111 y, and do hoih at. t.lio samo tinio; may ha\o to u-o "mi nil ui o," I 1 an I sot. h ivo 10 dwelling; may make . ! ami put away "pi," ami noser soo a . 1 pi* , inuoh 1 o.-s oat it, during his \\ hole . j 111 o; ho a human Imiim nmt "lal* at ! j llii' same linn; liny "press" a good ileal, and mil ask a lauu ; mav handle > J r a "shooting iron, ami know nothing I alicat a ennnon, gun or pistol; lie may I iihiU' I lie "level" thai !i|ii\cs the j world, ami yet It as far Imiii the | j Morning g! ?he as a ln?g under a nude. hill; "spread sheets' without heinj* a j hoiisewite; he may lay Ids h>rm in a 1 "hed," and yel he obliged to sh cti on , the floor, lie may use the 'Mugger" ] without shedding hlood, and trom : , the eanh may handle ".stars"; he may | luk of a "rolling" disposition, and si ill never desire lo travel; he ean have a ; "sheep's loot," and never he * 1? ! formed; never without a "ease," and knows nothing about law or plivsu ; he always van reeling l is "errors," j am! l>o ji,low mi; worse every day; 1 ba^u "ein-brai es," without ever hav 1 | iuv; tile* arms ol a lass throw u annual ililli; ha\e iiis "imin baked nil,'1 and ' , a' i Im .Mint* turn.' be bar limn lm- j.ul, 1 ; watch- in u>c, or any oilier coidiueincut; he uiiL'lu bo |*hiou< (1 by hie 4*orvil,M and \ ei be a I hrtsliau ol the liesl kind ? '////"' ? Tite Sajjia uie (Joint ol Iowa k is decided thai wlicti tin* loser in a ttaiue ol billiards sellU s i lie m i?i i } be Is J^ulIiy , 1 ol o;unblin^, mid liable to indictment. : IV i'jWS: MAY 20, 1 AIISSICAIT and FOREIGN PATENTS I dLMOWKtV: CO., Successors to Chimp.in, Iii>.iin'i' *Nc Co., Nolieiinis. I'a'ci.ti j?roil<icc<i in all com allies. No I t.'-.s in ALVANCF. No i i. .i .< unless Hsu pin * * i it is glinted. No I'n 1 in ! m: p i*i i; ii i u y e.\iiniinatioiis. No nddj'. ions. toes !< i- out.lining af|d coiulueti11 r ii ivIic.i.iii'A j>y a recent Ueei.V.on ot the i oininissioucr ALL itjci'ti'd uppliciltiuiis may b?! I CM veil, >p- I i: iori yi\< :? to 1U to I'll'. < 11re I iH'loi e t!." I 'i* : *t < illiiv, K\l( ii. stoim beloiis Congress, iiilVingcnieut Suit* in dili.'.i'iii .'Mates, and .ill litigation appertaini .; to li?volitions or Cutouts. Scud stamp to 1 Clltnoie A ( ii. I I p.uiipllh't ol st\l\ j1.i ; j. i T t: VTl n A T A To n V* A PT? A VV' ) M.I mI m*J V??t^ ? | V M.ll lJ \V M O and SCaUP. ('oiiti str?l 1 :uul ('as"s |>itxIiIvvmI before tin* I . S. (ii'in iiil Land otliee and Department , ol 'In' Inn iior. Private I and < latins. ; ! M ! N 1 N (! and I W W-I.M I TiO\ Claims, and j }i < isi-s { 11o:id ?11 to I<aml F nip iii .0, Mi, and H<) aere pieces lor sale t his mi ip is ass'1 .'.liable, an i ? i'i I"' located in the name of the purchaser upon any < Jnv* i oil i met it land stthj'ot to pi i vat e ent ry. at VI .'do i '.hi iu'ie. {i i, ol ?*fimii vaule with l>oiint\ I * - * l.iitet Willi ants. Send stamp to ^iillanre vC ( o. ii>r painphlol ol Insiru a .on. ATi'S'. i < *->fi r\ri a -r r j 7?ecr* rrr-tr ak m 4 W 0 mJ wilt \i?.J <J a* Ai n C> J W V# M I a * i Ol FlCl.WS, SOLIUI US, ail I MAI LOWS o the !.,te w.ii o, t heir lieiia. at e in inany eases I entitled to money lioin the Ooveriiuiont id j which they have no l;r.o\\ ledg". \Y,im j'nh ! i .'hi \ ot service, and stale aniounl I?S Wounded, l up', it red, or injured in the i..l> Wiir. however silchtiy, eatt obtain a pensio.i I ;, a.ldu ssii g (. 1 LAi' / ii K iN CO. } ( iisc s I 'oseeidi d by < i I L.MOl; K Ac ( O. hei lore | he iMtpi eine ( Dill I ol't he I' nil el ft' a I es the ( o11it id t ...iiiio and the Southern t lainis ; i 'unnnission. I. adi den.n! ine:,t of our hi m . i - romlue I tell iti a sepal ale bureau, under ehar.yo of t lie same experienced j> il l ies enip!o\ ed hv t lie n. I tnisted in (ilLM(.)llK it ( (). \> lims Seituiuil. j We disiie to win sie'eess bv ilesnvimi it Add.ess ( IL.MOi'iH Av < ().," AVASLJ! MliTON, 1 >. V. V I ( ' K.\^ Flower & Yua;elablo Seeds , are the t est th world produces. 'J'hey are i P 11noil bi. a tiilLii -11 peon; ; i A lie. i. a, a d '.lie cm It i . ! < ail :t i In I I low eis iinii >! I \ : 1 ' . V ! CMC'S !Flower & Vegetable Garden! { is liir h (i ' lx*:tlitit*i11 ivi.i k nt t !n? Kim' i:i lltn ' . . | ?:tmis ut ti n* lustrations, ami four I'l.n.iuo 1 I hiU* ? t>t I' .o'.Vi'i , lir Hit11ti!I\ ikdW'u am! m!j ori'il 11 < t;i ti;?l :ti i1, 1?; it'iS Uo i'ls i.i 11:i > _'r i'ov- i , o:>| Co el.', lioumi i.i do ..iiil ilollt. Vick's Floral Guide.: 'l li'.s is a ilul Qua.lorly .Journal, liai'ly iiius'.iah u. ami i*oli!aii!i11u a > do ..Hit Ooln *-l | : 1 i < il 11 ii'i'l iji'i't; Wlili ! i; i lirsl. liUiulitT. i ,! ? i j only _.*> r;s. lor tin; y? ar. 'i"i?: muni or j , for issuo.t. AiMic,; JA.Mi.S \ i( K, lJiu hosto", v. Y. j Manhood: How Lost, How Restored! .la I ;i ti lil i <'i ft, *i i i.-.v )(li | inn rt 'S'n I "ir- 4 oi i*s * ? ! lira <"J j '-V: l'a'- "rV !**?>' ? 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II ii in r'- Weekly tiamic -it i|n> lieaii of il us i it jo it ru a id ia i ii? Uuiti-d States, lit el renin , i i t.-n il ainli i y, an , C'inclit u til. TKIOIS: l' ) I -. i i* free IO u 11 Sill si fibers il. I he 1S. li.\ ki* i-:.'s Wi k i.y, oiii* > ear . . . . 1-1 J I ii.. ! ii -ios prepay men i of I'. S. postngo by III*' pit III ISlmlS. ?-a.i >r-ripion s io Ilarpei's ?la yaz! no. Weekly, :iii*l II IV. r. to one uiliiivss for niii; year, ?ll) Oil; I . 1 iim nl 11 11 p?-r' ? 1'i-rio.iu ale, lo one address ;oi mi'' pur, 1 no; potft'iKO Iron i lixiri i opv i i either ill*.- Majj'izitie, Week- | I., r It i/. ir -.till be nipplod gratia tor every | I';11 0 of I H'1 S ilivi i ihi11'? .it 1 Oi) oa b, in one re n.. or, ;>ix i'. pit's P r 2u 00, without extra 1 i op v - po 1 lilo 11 ee. I; > k i\ it in hoi s > i n bn s it it plod it nn v time. 'I i.e ? n i, naI vi11 uin i i? of li-trper'jj Weekly, in j i oat ih.ib bi ml hi,will tie M'lil by express, free j of o>pen.-e, lor 7 Uo eaoh. A complete Set, ooin - i piiMiii? A i lie loo n Voluiros, soul on reeeipl of a.-li at I lie r.i'e of 6 -0 ja r Vol., lrcighl ill expen-e ol | ii*t liasep. i 'i-oi-.n iii-n i at i ?-u lion wi'l I e given in Harper's Weekly lo tin' , 11 Uc 1111 ion of lilt) b'eillunuilli In ' lot n a 11 c li a I l'.x posi lion . Is r iv.-|i i po 11 are not to oooy this advertise ' moni a ill.oil ti?o express uok-r of 1! a s r i. li j P. Ki I I II w < AiW!i c.-c II A K St IlIlOTllLIRS, Now York. (!< ? 1 ? t, .:i. DEVOE'S ! sit, SAFEST A N D I>EST.! | DEVOE'S I Hi ILLlAft J i QtU h o Fir.jbt Illuminator in ths Worla-; T5m* Bfcevm* Haaujacr^: 4'e>. 1 KOPIilKTOllS, \r. I ) / \ ? ? ' - ov iicavor NKW YOKK. Oct MO?fim. i 3 romplod's Emprriol Soap IS Til 13 "BUST." r puis Soap u manufactured fiom pure maL leiials, and as it contains A largo per c Vegetable il, is warranted folly . <j .at to the lies! imported Castile Soap, and at Hi.- >.tine tune po.v.fs-.es all the washing ami eleaui ug p. ope11 i.-s of llie eoleb atcd (imtvn. nail I'li'ufli Loundry Soups. It is therefore i.-roininendi'd f? r use in the Laundry, Kitrli- [ i'ii, mill llalh-rooni, and for general house- j hold pin poses; also, for Printois, I'ainleis, Ln^inee.s, and Machinists, as it w ill remove stains nt ink, (dense, Tar, Oil, Paint, etc., I'm in t lit; hands. Manufactured only l?y Ol.AMl'TUN JiliOTHIiKS, I, ('?, S and lu Kutgcrs 1 lace, and U3 and li .Jellcrson Street, Ne.w York. Ajyoats in Charleston, S. (],, IJ. .">1. Ai,'\an(lt'i', No. l * i Cast liay. l?\>r Sale hy M. 15. liesaty, C'onwayboro, S. C. * 1 I T? j" It Pays! It Pays!! WHAT PAYS.' > I T I'\ Y"? i"'?'rv i\l mu1''ct'ii' r, r li > 11 . i name. 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I > i iplions, wiin iiviniiiiil Knera vines, of iS"v. imp'vn mils, iNi'W Prm-oxi't, and Improved 1i dusuries ot all liiiutM; I'.nj <1 Notea, Wec.-jpex, ' NnjtHi'siionx an s Ad i it tiv Piacii.nl Writers, | tor V orkniiMi and Kmp'.oyer*, in do* various ins, lot iniii n a com pic it* r??per lory oi N ? w liotii. tioii.i and I |x(i? v?*i u?s?con la i n I?i tf a weekly IV cor I noi null ot 'li" progress ot tin* Indus'riil | Arts in our own conn try, lint a so ot all iNVw i IdHcov?-ru-< and Inventions. in every branch of i t!n ni'i'i Injr, .Mv li mii.'s, . no S 'ihiici* 'inroad. 1 il k Si ih> r i r Io A i nil a ,s li?.x tiM,'n die foremost , of n 11 iud ii M i in I 11 ill. I a-a tioi;? |i r ill" past Tim t v J A rats, it iH tin. olde>t, lai^rxt, cheap.'si, and I to'xi weekly ill<i?n.ucd paper devoi"d id IMrif lieerniir, Mechanics, (..'henustry. New lnieiiturns, ' rii' na* and l.idtisin il Pro^rc-* pabliah? d i n the World. 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Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, May 20, 1876, Image 4