Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, December 16, 1876, Image 4
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KADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minute*.
NOT ORE HO'JR
afVer rr* ' Inr thta ti nt<*<\ anvrtn*
SUITER WITH I'AIV
vadwavr nuxrv RKMF.r i? a cvrr run
KVBRY PAIR
It >va? the flrM mot la
Tlio Only l'nln Romotlr
Put '.mttantly atop* ttio >no?t rt rrirlat ina I ?i"?, ? 'tv?
{iiflmnuiHilon*, mid cUTa r'nlttfoatlnit*. whether n. tfia
.iinj*. stomach. Howola, or other aland* or urjiu. i.?
who *i>iuioauou.
IN FROM OKP TO TWRS1Y NINETES.
Ho mnlter how violent or vvnttvlitlnit the pain tha
I'HF.I M tTll), Boil ridden, I iflnn Crippled. Ncrruulk
f untitle, or prostrated with dUeaec may nil (lor,
'ADWAY'S REAPY RELIF^
WIUi AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
,.?FI,AMMATI(>\ OK Till KIDNF.Ys
1NVI.WM \Tlos OF TUB P.I.ADDP.K
inflammation or tim', itn? r.i.h
l omok^i ion n? the m'xos.
bork THROAT, nirFI.t'l i IHO- *tIII no
PA 1.1*1 I ATI ON OK 1 nr. UK ART
hysterics, dorr, hi mi i.to t
i'AI VltlUI, INFM'FNZA.
iif. aDACHK, tootjiacmv.
M.I RM.01A. RIIHI'MATlSN.
rii.n AOV r, niii.o
The application nf the Kradv ItellcfleOiepartnr
parte where t ho pat it or diill til'ly i \ iv? tr ,11 nil i 11 .i.-a
ml Onmiorl.
Tivi lily "lV"P? Iti Itn 1C t. (mntilrr of water r II lit n fe?
rmuncnt'a cure cbamth. si' s> >1 :t syoi'a< ii,
11K VJITIH UN, sit K III'\ltti ill. I'lAllKHoKn,
dyskntf'tv. COl.li', W1 Ml IN III). IIOWKl.ti.
ml Ml INTKRN All I'AiNH.
Travelers ?!i i hi hi alums cariv a hnttV. of Hurt.
TVltj'fc ISruity I to lief Willi ill' 111 A law dHipi lit
waicr will prevent sleknem or piiin? from i-hnnc' of
water 11 '.a Letter lliuu French lirandy oi 1*Iti? u> u
iluiulnut.
FEVER AND AGUE.
VEVr.lt AND Aftl'U cured fr.- flflv frnii There U
not a reined In I nyi'itl In thin win Id I lint vi ill elite I % ' r
und Avne, mid nil otlior Malarlout. Itllnu*. Srarlet,
Tvjiliold. Vvllnw, and other IVvi m [aided hv It KitWit",
mi i o 1 - -
- ?jii * uAiniAi * KbAur li.:
1.IKK Flny ccht* pw- liotllo.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
TP' vn xxt> rrnr. rirn i?i.oon?incrrahr
t-M.Ksu *vi? wi'.iiiiit skin and
KE u lin h ? ovruicjuoH sucuukd IO ALU
OR. RAD WAY'S
^ Sarsaparlan Ecsolrat
i'HF CPE AT DLOOD PURIFIER.
II AS MADE THR MOST ARTOMMIIN'O rPRF"- p->
OllK'K. SO KAI'IP AM- llir. I'll A Nil Ks. Til K
111 I?N t'NDV.IUiliKS. I ' IH ? nilt INI* I. | \.'K
uF Tills llU'l.V V AM'Kill I i, Mk.li]Cl.NU.
1 HAT
Every Bay an Increase in Flesli
ani ?ei|M is Seen anil Felt.
Every /Irop of 1h* P ATI 3 ,\ P A Til T,T,I A J* RI^OI,.
VKNT onminiHilrAl^n lliroiiijli ilio MIod.I swni, llrnie.
nil oilier Klul'ln bikI julre* of llm m<ii*iii tno yE'er or
me. lor It rupntta Hi* ?\ unci of I ho liml) ? iih nciv noil
omul tntlrili*'.. Htioinlii. Ki iihllli, <;<nouiiii pilot*,
llantlnlnr tiirntc, lileriH In tlin thront, Moiilh. Tn
loom. Notion I. I lie (llnnUsnnit ot tier pnrtsof the ny?lcm,
Soio Evmn, Hiriiiiioroin iIImIiaition Irom the l;hi- mi l
thn word form* of SKIu ?It*ca*e*i, Eruption*. I>\rr
Pores, Honlrt llmd. Rliur Worm. Suit Rheum, Krynlpt las
Ante, III nek Spots, Worm* In ilio Klcnli. Tumors t'nti*
rer? In the Wonili. nml nil w o*krnln? nml pnuifiil tll*ehnrpes,
Night Sweat*. I.o**of Npeiinniot nil wastesof
? tho IH* prlnolpli*. itro wlihln Ihe ouiulivo ramie of fill*
wonder of Modern Chemiitry. nml n lew il ay*' u?o will
pi >\ o in nnv person ihIiik It ior either of these forms of
rtl?en<e In potent power til core them
I I 11.n .1.11- l.? 1? ... t ? *
. . ...V ??V* UIIIMIK IVIUICIMI 1?V IM?- TTllMri
tad rtccninpoMiInn that i* continually p ma rev in#, hkcerds
In HirrxtliiK tho*? wailf*. and rcnalr* iln> same
~\f ttli now mitlrrlnl made front 'tcnlths blood?and this
11iii S A ItSA I'A 111 LLI AN will ami does secure?a cuio
In certain; fur when mice thl* remedy Minmniprj lt?
in rki'l purllAcntiott. nm' anooerid* In' dtinluishhiK tins
p.saoi wanes. its renal will lie rapid. ami every day
Hiopktlenl will feel tiin* cll't-'roas llir better andstrnnccr,
Die I.mkI tl.?e?tlnw In in i, appetite improving, and ticsh
ami weight lucre mini;
Sot only doe* i lie StitiPirniiin Tlrsnt r r* r ever 1
oil Known ii medial ftRi'iit* In i lie i 'iiohI i In mile, Neroi
iilou*. t'liiisiliiiiloiinl. and Skin ?li icavoH, Liu it I* ilia
vniy positive cure for
Kidney <0 Bladder Complaints,
I'r narv and Womb dl?ea?.e*. flravel. Tilnbete,. Prep*y,
(stoppage til Water, Incontinence ot I'liiie, bright'* Die.
?i?, Alliuiiilntirln, and In ail canes wlieie there ara
brick dual deposits, or tho w ater I* thick, chnuly, inKcd
wiih substances like ihu whin m an e eg, m thread* llko
ililte silk, or ilicro I* a nn rhlil. dark. Inllnuy appearnncc,
and while bone dust Vpo-ii*. nod when there Is
a prirkniKi burning actiaiitlon ssliun nn'?ing water, and
I aiit tu the vutall i f the Hack and nlnn- the Lotus.
Turner of /Years* Growth
Cured by Bad way's Bcaolvcnt.
DR. RADWAY'8 .
PsriectPiirptivB&ReplatiDiiPills
I vrfseilv ta?tele?. elegantly e.snted with sweet gum,
s ngv rVgtihtie. pttrif", cleanse niul nrenatlien. Hadv
v * Pill*, tor the cure of oil eilaordcr* ol thn Stomach.
Ilotvei*, Kid lies .*, lllmhlcf. Nervous DtMaw*.
Headache, thiiiatlpailoii. Coetiveness, Indigestion. |)ys
ii.n.sin, Ulllousn***, Hilton* Fever. Intl.nniiiailon ol tint
I <vel. I'iles, .did nil Dvranitciiisiii * ol ihu Internal
' .cerr. W arronted in eflbrt n por'-ilve cure. Purely
* . c'nhle. containing no mercury, iiluuialsordelelorl*
\ lew do?e* of RililVAY'S PILLS will free the ?y?(i
front all tin aims o tiaineil rtlninlfrs. I'm e, 25 cents
t r it. \ Mil,I) ItY IHtUUtllSTS.
Kh A I) ' FALSE ANIi Tltl'K ' fiend o-e lettor
? amp ? RAliWAt .1 '<>.. No. 32 Warren St.. Sow
>rk liiforinfttlon worth t hon*aiols w ill l>c sent you.
y?wu.osrww.a,?.u, * v .orwr ews,
R If you with to fjrotv Vc^ctablca for ssle. J
, lead H
J Gardening for Profu: H
H If yoa wish to become ^Commercial florist, 9
Practical Floriculture ii
If you with to Garden for Amusement or IB
sjj for Homo Uno only, roud
Gardening for Pleasure!!
ALL BT j-i
I Peter Henderson.
0 Prico $1.50 encli, poat-piiid, l?y until B
0'".f Comh.ncd Catalogue for 1*76, of W
1 ^EVERYTHIKC 1
y roa tu it H
J GARDEN 12
' ^ 6ont Froo to nil Appllonnti. i J
fej Onr large Jllustritod Calnlogiuva of
and /'/ants, numbering; 17f> pagea, ntn! lonR
tainlng 3 colored nlulott. pent without chargeR
to purchutem of any of tho above thrntn
hooka. 8eut to all othera ou receipt of ,'iOB
I $teAsJ&ncfeAd<hti&J ?
8^35 Cortlandt Street, jJ
NEW YOBK. ]
QEMT8 sf.oult wr.u for Clrr ;'.?r? ft>r c?w host trj
mcjinnjfcJiiza
No. 19. v VCT
U*' P**- ?9tfc ,w"""' i? r? r?l
*?!>?. <4 Mormonlim "'Folynamy. a Wo<
2??n Story 'old In full. Inirxj^iu 1.1,1 t,, John M
floyf*1 "4 Mro.Lhrormoro, n.w, ?uh rvij
yi'y.<r*?l<>y-. P? n?? Wllb any t*?k until you lir
T&i'w^sfew'aoov;f.^^vi:v?
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T'w.Wrn In rrftri Mf WI. ..
THE II
No Democratic Sureties for KuQienl
OlIU'C-SeakcrM.
ClIAHl.KHTON, s. (A, Nov. '28, 1 870
To (he JuHtor of the iW?e# tool
(1ourier:
We nie rnuc.h gratified i<? observe
I the bold and decided stand your
: paper took a short time ago in refer,
ence to Deinoeiais ??t means becoming'
amities on the official bonds of
lladieal politicians, and as the tlior
j ongli ventilation given the matter
ill I iillirli Vnnr < < >1 ii ! ... I ... .1
. - j v?i. vv/iMiiiiin i?:r>im V I HI I IM*
discomfiture ol one aspirant lo ollice,
we beg again io bring I ho matter bolore
the pul.lie in connection with the
bond* thai newly elected Radicals will
he obliged to limi'iidi.
It is generally conceded tliao tin
R< publican paily in dith-rcnt counties
cannot Inrnisli good and t'esponsihle
sureties they elect to oHic.*. Their
wealth is ol that portable kind, easily
carried and hard to lay your hand on,
that is not generally regarded with
much lavor hy honest officers whose
duly it is to approve official bonds.
In this dilemma I he Radicals will he j
forced, as they have already been, to
ji) ply to our democratic citizens for
assislance, and present the sublimely
impudent spectacle ol the rol.ber requesting
the robbed to leu 1 assistance
to his own robbery. Tl.e experience
we gained in boding that even tin
Radical ring at Washington would
not accept the security ol the R? publ
ean men of straw in tl is city should
teach us oar strength, ami make ns
hold lirrnlv to the course ol action tin n
inaugurated ol nlVording no aid or
countenance to any vile scoundrels
with win mi our community is cursed.
W e are having every wrong that the\
can inflict heaped upon us by their
hands, and it is the duty <d every honest
man, now more than ever Indole,
.
to do till ?n Ins power to In wart their
nidat ions < mis.
We 11 list ihat yon will look well
into this matter, anil let ns know il
any Democrat assists these bond seek
j ets, so that we may not mistake our
friends, and ho stabbed in the datk by
those we trust.
Many Dkmochats.
Personal Independence vs. Purly Tyranliy.
Tyranny ol a manydicadrd party i.?
not less real am) common than tyran
ny 01 a single man. This tyranny is
I shown not only toward the opposing
party, but toward.any in its own ranks
who may dare to question extreme
party measures. Kule, ruin or be
ruined is the role, whether the tyranny
has one head or inanv, whether in
a monarchy, republic or other torm ot
government. The names in which
tyranny clothes itself, the banners
under which it moves . >od marches,
may, according to des'.grt, deceive outsiders
ami also keep in diclusion the
more ignorant of its agents, but the
tyrannical spirit iH not thctehy
changed any more than the clothing
ot a sheep changt m the prowling wolf
that wears it; no more than the livery
of heaven changes a servant of the
devil into a saint ol the Most High.
When a man is once entangled in
the meshes ol such a patly and would
Weep the peace within the bonds ol
' tyranny, he is expected to act only as
lie is acted upon, carrying out the orders
ot the leaders, hung ever ready
to jump and run at the crack ol the
I driver's whip. The mass or majority
ot a political party know as little
about t he real question at issue as the
body of an army know about what
. t n ??..? . ?
mey are uguiiiig i?r. 11 Met, I lit*
ambitious masters in both cases know
they succeed lu*sl by keeping their
tools ignorant or mUinformed, farther
than to know when to "hooraw" and
when to shoot. To disobey orders in
war is death; and to disregard the
"Stick-to the-pntv "crack of the party
whip and not "gee" or "haw," "whoa
or "go long," as ordered by the corporals,
is the next thing to death ?
they are cast out, traduced and, as
near as party tymnny dare do, they
destroy Jill but his lile, and sometimes
that too.
The men who aro in this parly
bondage in this free country are
legions?being burdened, they groan;
imii tney are mtancn and honeyed UP
with the saying that they are freemen
am' are only working lor life, liberty
ami happiness. There is no telling
the coat of slavery to party tyranny,
where or when tt will end, nor what
will be the temporal and eternal des\
tiny of its subjects, Nor do the self.
seeking tyrants care what becomes of
k their "locls" alter their job in finished.
To ki"|i out of auch bondage i? w is*
' (loin, patroiism and, perchance, salva,
tion. To come out from such bondage
\ and degt adalion is n heroism so inile'
pendent, no patriotic, ho grand, that
they who do it secure freedom to
themselves, merit tlio highest praise
from their fellows, and surely please
God in the act. Cost what it in ay,
the consequent freedom is worth it all.
lint may men not take a part in polit.
ica 1 affairs? Waiving the question as
to Christians, it may he granted that
men may take part in politics and act
V."
ORRY WEEKLY IN J
in concert with other*, but liin permi>nnl
IrtM'tloin <il thought, speeeii ami
actjon m thin a* in all oilier matter*,
mIiooIiI be preserved intact, cimt what
1 it in ?v. No en-operation or e impact
wit 11 men, In* the number or orjjuuiy.atint*
vs liit it may, eati in any wise
absolve a man troin doing t'io/it, nor
ran lie divide the rcfpoiiHbiiit y o| iiin
own \v t ong doing >*iili another.
(hrixtian Ai hf/iftor.
The Judge or tin* Supreme -Kourt of (lie
State.
Chief JiMtiee l'\ .1 Mn*?c?, of Sumter,
i* a native of 'lie Stele ami a good
lawyer, lie in ilio lather ol the ex(iovernor.
A^soei ile .Tnvtiee A -T \\ ilhuil i? i
native of Nt'v i?? k . 11? came to
(\?liint'iifi ttfter tlie war t??r the sake ot
liis wife's health; is a jrood lawyer, hut
no p.ilitician, in iIn* common meaning
of 111:?t word.
iat e .lustier ,|. J. Wrijrht c?m?*
from lYnn*y Ivnni.i alter 11?? war. lie
w as it member of the Constitutional
(./Oil v cut ion of ?P0H. Mini was :?11 * ? ?
wards, Sena'or from f?eaufort County.
II?' is ?li t*i?l* illy m lil K'k iiMn ; has a
t oli-i a Id y fair <-? 1 licit I ton, I 111 ts not
1'i'ci I it nil with mtti-li li'jjjal alolity.
All ill? !?* ji:?|o('s are I{epubiieans;
ImiI, in tin* nun d of common sense, I
wli.it lias that j*ot to do with their]
derisions? Is it romo to this, that, a ]
jinloi' is to In* d raised fot dcctdino nc J
eordtlto to law? \\ ? do not like to
see this. It ii.dic.itcs a low stale of
I | > n I die opinion, and lends to Initio it j
still lower. Public oflici ts will conn
I to think alter a while I hat t In ir intctr J
j lily is not property apprcci.itt d nt less
1111*V rct'ii vc some pontic appropriation
I Jf.-idrH I liu dang* r < i f lnwi ring thc|
si :i 1111.11 >i uf oMieial int"urH y, there is
lie i\ i' gels the adulators into very
ciidiarrnssiiig predicaments -ione ninrs;
then they would like to iakc back tIteir
| praise ii they could. Silent udtniration
is uinioiilitoly the Inst ami 111 ?im?
i pi ml' lit ('.mil se.
Newberry /herald.
lull Ilk !( III) N biilOSt.
"Should tlm Democrats alarm tip
I com.try ami threaten it with revoluttOi.arv
movements, they would stid?
ilei'ly litul tin nisei vox dept iveil o| the
support of t hp man* ol independent
\ot.?s."?iVtio ) ork 11 wnhi, November
'J ft.
And there was a tetrihle tumult in
the North, and their miglny nn-n were
assembled tor counsel, void giant and
small si nt np a dread In 1 clamor unto
High Heaven.
Then was heard the voice of the
Kiimi's herald proclaiming, "Peace ! he
si ih!"
Hut from the far distance ol an hundred
y? art* enme the god.like voice ol
one w ho spoke in lhutidci-tones, exclaiming:
The King's herald may cry "Peace!
Peace!" (nit. there is no peace. The
next d'opatch thai flashes from I hi?
South Mill show jtldpes in chains.
Your brethren are already in prison.
Why Rtainl you there idle? What
Mould you have? In vain expectation
ol thai next election, uhicu will never
no no;, will you wait until your enemy
11yh bound you hand and tool? In lilt*
so dear or peace ho great as lo be
pui'c.luised at the prion of chains and
s'avery? Fold it. Almighty (iod !
A'efs (iml Courier.
TUN litLKH Foit FAISMKKS.?1
Take pood pa pi is and read them.
'2. Keep the account of farm operations.
3. Do not leave implementh scattered
over the farm exposed to huom,
rain and heat.
,i tv?.i,.ni? ...wi -
?. |'???? nam Ml <1
proper time, and do not ?nflVi* a subsequent
time toid expenditure of lime
ui.d money.
5. I'su money judiciously, and do
nol all end auction sales to purchase
all kinds of trumpery because it ih
elicit p.
0. See that fenccH are well repaired,
and cattle not grazing in the meadows,
tirain fields or orchards.
7. ]>o not vol use correct experiments,
in a small way, oJ many new
tilings.
8. riant fruit trees well, caro for
them and get good crops.
9. Practice economy by giving
stock shelter during winter, also good
lood, taking <<nt all that, is unsound,
half rotten or mouldy.
10. Do not ktep tribes of dogs and
cats .around the premise-, who cat
more in a month than they are worth
in all their lilctnno.
Too Much Scihptukk.- -The build*
ing commit tee of a church recently
finished in New Jersey wanted a stone
slab over the door with the name ol
the church and a scriptural motto. It
occurred to them that not hint; could
l>o bcttei* than "My bonne shall be
tailed a house of prayer." So one of
the committeemen, who wag in a greal
hurry, told the stone cutter to chisel
the thirteenth verso of tthc twentyfirst
chapter of Mathew. lie thougl t
the verse ended with the words he
wanted to use. The stone-cutter took
the whole verse front the liible and
faithfully copied it to the end. Imagine
the horror of the committeemen
when the stone was delivered. It
read:
"My house shall ho called the house
of prayer, hut ye havo made it a den
of thieves."
The stone-cutter insisted that lie
had obeyed orders, but ibe commit,
icemen insf-ted that thn motto he
inscribed was^ net wauled, and it
5WS: DECEMBER 1<
would bo ol no particular oho to thorn.
: Tiuf ?<II? is now at tin* Htoiio-ctiilet'*
yard, nml anybody who wants it for
h tombstone ran j r?????bIy buy it very
, ehoap,? Jerncy City JournuI.
Ilo "ftlotlotiHt and Hollowed."
| About t ?* o'clock yesterday trtorni
intf a farim-i eunio loariii into tin- C ity
I (all ib inanib'il tone ilit' i'hiel of
I'oliooo. W hen nedied into that individual'*
|?hk'ii(t tin* Iiiiiti, wliii seemed
to have been rolled in tlio mud, exj
ebiiined:
"I want yon to come out hereon
i m .. .1.1
i ?m11i-iii<r:in avenue and hi rest a rail"(lently,
now," replied the chief,
j "has any railroad been abusing you?"
I "I should l hink so. Ian k at ny
condition, and (hen come out to the
crossing and gaze the remains of
*my new one horse wagon."
"Were yon run inlo?" asked the.
| ehiel.
' Of'course I was! Von don't think
I'd he tool enough to run into a locomo"
nc, do you!"
"I low w as it."
"Well, sir, I was coming into town
ahont an hour ago, driving one ol the
best one loose wagons to < t *- State."
I *' W as l here a hoi se at ached?"
"\es, *ir, tlu-re was, and there were
tsvo l>aire!s of eider in the wagon.
Just as 1 was routing to the crossing
1 saw a locomotive sliding down for
no-, head up and month opened. M\
dinned old loose stood there and
danced and pawed and scraped, and 1
couldn't get list:* to budge a tout "
"Did the train stop?" asked the
eh it I.
''Sop! No, Hir, she didn't. I saw
thai iIn re would he a terrible eatastiophe
unless something was done,
' and I stood up to tin- wagon ami
motioned and liullowercd ami motion
ed I or the engine to hack water, Hut
she didn't. rlie plowed right along
as il I wasn't nobody, and when she
si i nek the wagon things turned datk
Tltey loom! me over the letter, tangled
up with hoops ami staves and spokes,
and their wasn't a plate lell ol that
w.igoti bigger'n a king holt. The
loose ran away and hasn't been found
vet."
I * " Well?"
"\\\ II, the fellers around there 1
| laughed and grinned mikI took on us n
III was iho luggest j??ke they over
: Ik a rd of, and when I demanded damages
they laughed lotnli'l' tlrin I'Vir,
1 here I was a complete wreck, niul
ili?-rt* tney was, yelling 1 iki* Injuns.
Doisidl iliis cum- come uiider sonic
law or of hei VM
1 lu* chiel looked over several pages
ol I lie ci'y directory and advised i he
lai iner lo go lo railroad otlicials
and a:ate his case.
"i drit'.her gel out a search warrant
or something and put the law right to
cm," replied t lit: man, "lor I can prove
hy three di lie rent men thai I hollowed
and motioned and hollowed enough lo
stop nixIeen t rains."
llis mud-covered bark was last seen
dodging down J?flerson avenue.
Detroit Free J'/ess.
"I'm a l'hilnt.elphia alderman," said
a *h<>ui, pompous little man, as
lie approached the turnstile on tin*
opening day. "Oh! that's no matter,"
answered the gate keeper; "that don't
exclude you. Pay your filty cents,
and you can go in just the same an the
rest."
lie could reuvniber the names of all
the letters of the alphabet, evcepl II,
'.ml to impress that upon his memory
Jennie told him to think ol the bee.
Next, time he was asked to name the
letters lie remembered the first, but
the second slumped him again; he hesitated
a moment, then, with a smile,
said, "O ! I know, that's the stinger!"
The three deepest sea soundings
show in one depth 4,975 fathoms, mid
two others of 5075 fathoms, or five
and a hull miles.
SIDD ALL'S
MAGNETIC SOAP.
Tho Cheapest Soap that, can bo used for
the following reasons:
1st One bar will go as far as two of an
oilier.
ih1.?Only one half the usual rubbing being
required, there Is a saving of inoie than
the cntiie cost of the Monp in labor alone,
fid.?'1 he clothes are made Sweet, ( lean and
While without, boiling or scalding, thus
all injury to ihcui is avoided. There is
a saving in fuel and hard work, and the
washing is done in about hall the usual
time.
It is also guaranteed under a penally of
lilty dollars not to n.juie (he clothes or hands,
and as one tiial w ill enable any person to ascerUnnlhe
11 nth of these statements, it would
I' |?t?J UIU 1>H>1?| ll-UM IU eilgUgU 111 illl CX*
lensive system ot advertising anil claim such
' deckled merit, for his Soap unless he knew
from positive experience that it would prove
to to in every respect what is claimed for It.
'1 his is also a superior Soap for Toilet and
Shaving purposes.
, WARN Eli, RHODES & CO.,
Wholesale Fancy (irocers,
i General Agent8,
may in F l? Iphia, Pa. j
i
(5, 1870.
Money.
Wo pay cnsli lor old Bounty
Land Warrants, tlioy hit scuilor.
ed allot or tlio South; solid (lietn
by registered loiter to
a; CO., 0!?l> r. St., Washington,
I). C.
Pkopi.kV Savinos Bank,
W ash inoton, D. Nov. JiO, 1870.
Know inj; Mi>sts. < ! I.Mt ?l>' K \ I take
jilcasin ' in H'eoinnu'inUiiy tlx in as reliable
.tun ii iisi woi i ii\ a;>i'iiis :in<I at Itirii?'\ s.
\V. i- VanDkiimi', Cashier.
nov 2ftThe
Christian Index
A LA I HI E HHillT W\0 E WEEKL Y.
OllOASOT THE H ATT 1ST DESOMIS
AllOS.
SHOULD HE IA EYE11Y HATT1ST
TAMIL 1* IS THE LAST.
IT J.S I HE TAT Lit OIE L JUL DUES
O LOUT TO lit A D.
IT IS Tit E TAJ'EH TO H ALL WHO
WOULD KSOW IIIE TRUTH
AS I T IS IS JESUS.
SUIISC H I HE TOll IT AT OSCE-ISJtUCE
YOUll TUIESDS ASH
SLIHW HO US TO DO J. J LEWI
ST.
IT YOU A VST I IIE MOSEY, SUU
( hilt yon iof l'ariu amyhUU
? YOlIi I* ASK) It WILL
MALL THE AltliASLEMLS
I TO 11 1 ol\
sr. si) nut sflcimts cor its.
inj; l'uich of tut i.sdtx isi.\ a \
Y J.Alt.
Athh ( c? oil orders to ?
J AS. 1'. 11A U It I SOS it CO.,
jau 20-3iii. Lux 2-1, Atluntu tin.
BSXBY'S
44 BEST "
BLACKING.
\ Combined l'olislt Blacking and
Beather i'l'csoiaat i\v,
Experts ai.d Professional Hoot blacks in
New Oak, and all oilier large cities when.'
this 1 >Iim kin^; has been introduced, acknowledge
ils supcriniity ovei all iiupmtcd or domestic
| la kings in use, as an hlcgutii I'od.sb
and C'oiisci vet ol l.ealber.
NOT iC K.
bixby's "best" blacking lias a bed and
blue babel. l)u liui in* deceived by accept
tug our "CM andai d" i lacking in place cd 'best.
1 l.c M ii.dind lias tla: labte staiiiped into the
tin cover
'1 Ins brand is made to compete Willi other
Atneiican and k rencli blackings, but is inletloi
to our ..est."'
bixhy's "best" blacking will.save its entire
cost in the weai ul your boots and shoes.
IIOUS llKMkl'KIta
Trv Bixby's Irenoh Laundry
Blue,
IN SIFTING BOXES.
The most convenient and economical pack
ago. ami the only combined Bleaching ami
bluing Powder in use.
SS.^l. 1JIXI1Y & CO., I
Maun Ike tn ring Chemists,
Nus. 17d& 175 W ashington Street,
may iO New York.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,!
5111 liru(i(twai/t A'eio York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.)
Ma.NI'KAI tl itkks, 1ml'Olt'if.lfS Dkai.icrs in
CIIKOKOS AND FRAMES,
Stereoscopes and Views,
ALBUMS, UUAI llOStOI KS, and SUITABLE
VIEWS,
Photographic Material"9
We ate llvadquaiters for everything In the
way of
Stcreopticon and Magic Lanterns
Being Manufacturers of the
MI("HO-St' 1KNTI FIB I, ANTEUX,
ST Kit IX) PANOPTICON,
UN IV KHS IT Y ST Kit hOPTICON,
ADY EUTISEB'S STEUKOi'TICON,
ARTOP1COX,
SCIIOOK EANTKKN, FAMILY LANTERN
PEOPLE'S LANTERN.
Each style the best in its class in the maket.
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with
directions for using, sent on application.
Any enterprising man can make money w ith
a large Magic Lai tern.
KV* Cut out this advertisement for reference.
YISSCHUR & HALL'S
CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warrented equal to any Potash in the market,
and far superior to Concentrated Lyo
for all purposes for which it
is used.
Put up in one pound metal cans, convenient
tin use in families tor maklm? hard and
soft sou [is, and tor cleaning puiposes generally.
Dhections lor making soap, etc., accompany
each can.
For cleaning typo, presses, machinery,
paints, softening water, washing sinks and
linit trees in the spring it is unequalled tor
excellence and convenience of package. For
sale by Grocers and Druggists every where.
Vissher & Halt's Insecticide and Disinfectant
Powder is invaluable lor Lite destruction
of the potato bug, cotton worm, grusshoppeis,
mice, rats, roaches, insects, and vermin of all
kinds. It is hurmle8s to men and animals,
and thr cheaper than Paris green for the destruction
ot vermin, it is also invaluable as
a Disinfectant, purifying the air in hospitals
and sick rooms, and destroying the foul odors
of sinks, cellars, staMei, &e. Put up in one
pound cans. For sale hy Druggists and Gro
cers everywhere.
VlbtSCilr.lt & IIA I.I., Manufacturers,
t?U Wall btreot, New York.
Oct 15.
bmmhmhmm
I ? \\r f. & joiix
V- W . UAKNKS, ManuJfcjC(f,iCturors
of IIaiinm' I'lit out
, . <- ?* Kit ?i i Power Machinery,
!JL_LJ^t3 Sci oil .Saws. otc.
ViiyJj>"V>| ' 'ie ?"'v foof power ma*
t w fcJ clilnoiy without dead centers.
./NytV V $l,6tw" ti> *.?,(*>?> I KM year
X V/il made using these machines.
j{# Miller, Sellings
( rove, l'a., say*: '"Sixty dollars ($f'0) tier
mouth made '.villi iny machine alter working g
ten hours per ilay at a hade will do."
W. 11 Harrison, I .nuke, Ark., says: "Sawed
out si\ dollars ($*>) worth ot hraekots the
hirst three hours after it was set up."
Say w hat you read this in and send for 4rt
I pace illustrated catalogue, free. Addles^
W. F. A: JOHN DA UN KS,
H'H'klvmi, \\ lnneuago i oumy, m.
nov I UOt
QUICK
RELIEF
FRON
PAIN.
UK. bUU05YENOR'8
Mr CATSIC IN
Porus Plaster.
[ Tin Qt itKFST, Sri?EST, SAFEST, CncAFKM
AM) MOST CONVENIENT CltMK OF
I'AIN EVEI? UISCOVEKKU.
No more greasy, tilLliy. evil smelling compounds
? no moto pnnlth.os?no more duap
(k iin inenl ? N () .Moll10 I'AIN!
(jiuavenuv's t'apsicin 1'orutf Piaster euro a
Lame Hack, Neck or fsKlo in half an hour.
( lusveiiof'a (Jnpsieiu l'onis Master cure*
ltheuiualic 1'alius in a single night.
lii osveiior's (apsieiu l'orus 1'laster banishi
s every fulin ui pain with rapidity of lightning.
t irosvenor's ('apsichi Porus Master cornhims
all ihe iulv.n.i:n'?>? ?? ii... ?...? ??
_ - ^ w? IIIV uusb I VI 119
1 luster ever ninth', with the wonderful qualities
ol ( ajiniLiii.
It is the gieat natural remedy for all kinds
ot h e.d ami Mated iiain.
1 lie flieaiKat ineuicine in tho world. A
single I'laster does the work.
tiiosvenui s Capsietn l'oius Piaster is tho
onl) genuine, 'lake no other kind with a
partly similar name. This aitielc cures;
j i.tin is may not. Uciueiuler the name?Crosvciioi's.
^old hy I >i iiggisis nt 2o cents, or sent by
in,nl. postpaid, to any address, ou receipt of
pt ice.
rnKPAKbit OM.Y IVY
J. M. CUOSVEN'OH, M. D.
22 i'ark Place. N. Y.
net 14-0m.
AMERICAN and foreign patents
(il L ,\c CO., csucccsaois lo Chimpan,
11?>?iiii-r iV ( o., isclieilors. Patents produced
in all comiiIi ies. Mt KKKS IN ADVANHK.
No ehaigc nnleVi the patent is gianted. No
tecs tor making preliminary examinations.
No iuMilir.tial lees tor obtaining ami conduct ing
a rehearing. hy a recent decision of the
i otntnissioner ALL rejected applications may
lie levivcd. Njx'eial attention given to lnierierence
bases before the Patent Otlice, Extensions
tiel'oie Congress, Infringement tSuita in
dilleient ;>la!ej, and all litigation apjiertaining
lo inventions or Patents. Send stamp to
Gihuure t,v Co. for pamphlet of sixty pages.
land cases, land warrants
and SCRIP.
Contested Land Cases ptodoecd before the
U.S. General Laud Utlicc and Department
of the Interior. Private Land Claims,
MINING and l'UK-KMl'TlON Claims, and
HOMESTEAD Cases mended to Land
So ip in 40, SO, and \tn> aero pieces for sale.
This scrip is assignable, an 1 cuti be located
in tlie name ol the purchaser upon any Government
land subject to private entry, at $1.25
per acre. It is of equal vaille with bounty
Land Wan ants, bend stamnto Giliuore Jb
Co. lor pamphlet of Instruction.
ARREARS OF PAY and BOUNTY.
OPFIUMIS, SOLDI hits, and SAILOKS of
the late war or their heirs, am in many cases
entitled to money from the Government ot
which they have no knowledge. Write full
hisloty ofserwco, ami state amount, of pay
ami bounty reclved. Ki'close stamp to (tlL?
MOLE <V CO., ami a full reply, alter examination,
\s ill no given you free.
' PENSIONS.
All OKFlCEIto, bOCUlrAtS, and SAILoli")
wounded, ruptured, or injured in the
late war, howetei slightly,can obtain a pension
t?y aihliessing GiLMOKK & CO.
Cases prosecuted l>y tilE.dOltE ?ic CO. before
the bnprcme Court of the United States,
the Court of Claims, and the Southern Claim*
Commission.
Each depaitmcnt of our business is conducted
in a separate bureau, under charge of
the same experienced parties employed by the
old tu in. t lompt attention to alt business entilisted
to ClE.WOKE cfc CO. it thus secured.
I v??: iiG&iro lo win success by deserving it.
Addiess (ilLMOUK At CO.,
W AS 111M UTO N, I>. C.
silver Plated Ware.
Electro-Plated Table Ware,
AM)
Ornamentil Art Work.
IN tillK.M VAK1KTY,
MAMl'FAC'l UHKD H Y TllK
' Meriden Britannia r Company,
>.?o Jjiomlwut/, jVeta Yoik.
The best Plated SPOO.NS and FORKS are
those Silver Plated heaviest on the parta
where necessarily the most ware cotues, and
hearing the Tratio Mark.
1847?HOOK Its IIUOTHF.H8?XII.
N. 11.?Tide great Improvement in Silver'
Dated Spoons and Forks is applied alike to
each grade of Date, A 1, 8 and 12 oz., at ordered.
The Process and Machinery for manufacturing
these goods arc Patented. The
Extra or "Standard 1'hue" made by this Company
is stamped A 1, simply, and is plated 20
per cent, heavier than the ordinal y market
standard.
i?f~ hirst Premiums awarded at all Fairs
wheie exhibited, tiom World's Fair ol 1852
to Ameilean institute Fair, inclusive,
apt 15. 4 in. 0 ,i