Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, January 06, 1877, Image 3
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Religious Appointments.
Preaching in Kingston Courcli on lite
third (dd) Sabbath ;nul Saturday before in
January, by Key. II. M. lhearly.
Stkwakds' Mrcr.n\n?Pr.k Dkk Cmcri r.
?The first Stewards'meeting, for the u<-\t
conference year?Peo-Peo Circuit?will bo
bold at life Parsonago on Saturday before tlie
second Sabbah in January 1S77.
A punctual atUendancc is requested.
Fok th? past i Inoo mornings tlie
thermometer has stood at 20 degrees.
So far this Ins been the coldest winter
knowu in u long time.
Last sale day was very disagreeable.
A cold freezing rain loll nearly all day.
Very low persons came to town and
tliOHe low wished themaolvc* at homo.
sttvkntkkn Mi i.i.s.?The Chamberlain
Maekcy Legislature levieil an average tax <>f
17 mills. Reformer Chamberlain approved
it. y?t time that foo Ishness was stopped.
The people mtisl pass resolutions refusing to
pay the first eont of that levy. Come to the
meetiug next sale. day.
C'omb eveityiwuy. ? A iiias^ mooting
o( tlie citi/.enn ot 1 lorry County is
called to bo hold in Cotivrayburo on
next wale day. We must sustain (lovnrnor
Ihmoloii and his ndministra
lion. To this oiul wo most hold mooting*
and adopt resolutions pledging
ourselves to support Hampton and his
administration, and repudiating (Chamberlain,
with equal firmness. ll was
lhe intentionD of many of our citixcus
to have hold such n meeting on last
sale day but tho iuclcoicncy of too
weather lorbado it.
iwi mt> a wroi^fin jtu n.t
Of r Senator and Uopresenlativca to
the Legislature returned homo in time
lor Christmas. The three branches of
the Legislature, without a joint, having
adjourned on the 22d tilt. We
have soon and conversed with Senator
Luck, and IloproFenlati vo Cooper
Thes? gentlemen are i:i hopeful spirits
and express themselves confident that
matters will bo all light lor no in a
short time. They urge it us a matter
cl tho greatest importonco that the
people hold meetings and pledge themselves
to the support of Governor
Hampton and his administration.
i?MWHl1ui?fiarfpjgNAv/i? --arr^-wi
CtiKAr koii t.'AKH.?A line VIOLIN*
and a good double barreled vhot-guw.
Apply to, John A. Dkw,
lJorry News Ofliee,
Conwayboro, S. C.
mwrowwcanortrrcnr noriww
ArPOlNTMlCNTB ok th15 mlothoiukt
CoXFRKKNCB to CHAUGR6 IN* HoKllY
this vk a i*.?Tiie following are ilio ap.
pointnienta made by the Conference at
its late BoBsioij to tho Btftlions circuits
and missions in Ilorry County for tliia
co n I e re n co y 0 :i r
II. A. C. Walker, Prowling Hlder
s>4 Marion i w t
U1 iiiai IV#II j/inn ivm
Oonway.boro si alien, Landy Wood.
JJuckuvillc elation, J. VV. YVolling.
Conwayboro circuit and nnsbon, to
be anpplicd by L. Hcarboro.
Little River circuit and mission, D.
W. Seal.
Pee Dee circuit and mi anon, I. J.
Newberry.
Waccamaw circuit end mifiaion, W.
Carson.
The following arc the appointments
of minaters who have traveled, or been
(stationed, in ibis county:
W. If. Fleming, (lalo P. E.,) Bethel
church, Obarloslon.
D. J. Simmon*, Kdistoct.
T. W. Munnerlyn, Columbia ct.
,T. W. Kelly, (late P. K.,) East Chestcr
ct.
C. D. Rowell, Lexington ct.
G. II. Wei la, Titnmonavillo ct.
J. 15. Piatt. Lynchburg ct.
D. Tiller, Kmgslrco sia.
R. L. Dnrtie, Gourdmo ct.
D. .1. McMillon, Manning ct.
J, L. Shutlord, Kantcc ct.
W. 11. Kirton, Hanging Rock ct.
G. T. Harmon, South .Marlboro ct.
W. A. Clark, Cokesbury ct.
S. P. II. Klwell, Soutli Abbeville ct.
Lelloy K. lleaty, Greenwood ct.
Abner Kevin, Anderson ct.
W, C. Power, Presiding Elder cf
Florence District.
The Hankisl:it.?it is estimated that of
the number who launch their barques on tho
Stormy sea of commerce, nine, out of ten become
bankrupt. Many tilings conspire to
oiled this result. Prominent among tliem is
"living beyond your means,'' exhausting your
financial strength. ,so it into the physical
mart, possessor! of strength and a .ticipations
of a long life, we launch out in the quest of
pleasure.
We live heyond our means; undermining
our constitutions by extravagance in eating
and drinking; by disregarding thu natural
laws of health, and ore we are awaio of it we
an bankrupts in hotly?Dyspepsia and Khoum
at Is in, or liver complaint, or shattered
nerves, or kidney disease or dropsy exiiausls
our pliysical capital and wo are unable to
meet the heavy drafts upon our constitution,
Dub you may resume. Check your extravagance
and by the aid of Tutls's l'ills, your
broken constituticn will be restored and the
drafts on the exchequer of health will never
be aishonored. (1)
sllak ICHpliAlt Givum away.? An
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Mil, Kniroit: ? H"gardleRs of the de- j4
pressiou of spirits consequent, upon v
the unsettled condition ot the pohti I
leal element of the country and the 1
' scarcity of money, in all q tartcrs, the ' '
] avenues to social enjoyment Boeni not !
to be wholly obstructed in our usually
quiet and well disposed com.nunii v: I '
witness a remarkable pleasant, and !
exhilarating festival given by Mr. j I
j Henry M. Anderson, in lienor of the ! '
I nuptials of his oldest daughter, on the '
| evening of the 21st iusi. A wore or | I
j more oi the lair d lugh'ers of Kve, j I
j with an equal number of the sons of , ?
! Adam, knowing little and earing less <
o! the momentous questions of the |
day, bear testimony to a "good time," | 1
and ask us, through your valuable ] '
journal to return their sincere thanks j
to the hospitable landlord; and pray j'
;or some other ?<>cI man's daughter
to get married that the occurrence | 1
ni:&y not be delayed, ami their insatia- ('
hie love lor mirth again he partially
j quieted. Visitor. 1
[ lot the Horry N ows ]
Extract from Hier.iinulcsof thoregular
i coiniuiniiealiun of Hurry Lotion Iwt. G">.
JL.'. IV. M.'. hcid Jaunary 2.1 1ST 7Whereas
in the dispensation of human
cVftilK it has pleased the (Ire it
Architect o( th*i I'utverae that another
link in our (rnlcriia) band r.houhl he j
broken in calling oli' lVom labor, on 1
the morning of the 20th till., our '
worthy brother J, 11. Norman:
The re I ore.
Ii solved?Thai a blank page itt our 1
minute book bo suitably inscribe! to j
I low memory, and that the usual respects
commemorative of a deceased;
brother bo observed by our Lodge.
Jlesolned ?That, we share with his , i
hH1 tried family in their deep bereave- j
I ment, .11 I whilst extending to them j '
our heart-felt sympathy and arm ol ;
I lee bio protection, wo humbly com. m
I nii-fnt lliom t it * !??? > 1
| w v ,4.. .11.44 !
up the woiituiri and pour the oil of 1
convolution into the broken heart, and <
who has promised to be a Halher to
the fallicrlesv, and itt whose protection J
alone lhere is valety.
JJe it further liesuloed?That a copy ; ,
of the?c revolutions be sent to the lam- I
ily of our declared brother.
On motion it was revolved?That
these Kesolutionu bo published in the
II Oil It Y K KWH,
As* Unassai.anuc Dosmov.-?Tho
resolutions ol tlie Charleston meeting,
rocognir.ing Hampton as Governor,
and denouncing Chamberlain an an usurper,
are having their efl'eei. The
Nation says: " The Chamberlain go\- ;
erument now rests solely on the troops,
und it is said that the troops arc being , 1
sent to Washington, The Democrats ]
in South Carolina have taken an unas- j
Billable position, and they must either 1
succeed; or the State must be changed
into a military depolhun?a change
which they may rest assured will not
he permitted by the rest ol the country
to last long.' 1
Tiik News withoit P< isox.?The New
Vol;K Olifci KVKU claims to publish ho lu-xl
family 'r-pape.r, ;in.t repudiates all unsound
or ol jeo'ionable, teaching. Kven its advertising
columK are free from all quackery ami j
dangerous advertiseineiits; and tlic whole
piper, both in its religious and its secular ]
depmlioent, is filled w ith pure and enterfon- |
ing reading. While we commwid the post- j |
tiou of the OitsKiivi u in this matter, we also j (
heartily endorse it as one ol the most dosha- i
tile pe.iodieals lor any hoiif.c-hold. The price, |
$1.1 a year post-paid, can hardly be made to ' ,
return as much good, spent in any other way. '
. b. 1. ]'iimc& Co., :!7 Park How, New York. ,
for Hie Ih-xt."
There was once a collier, who work- ! ^
cd in one ol the coal mines near New- j
ciistle, England. II is companions i
called him "I'atient Joe," because ho 1
horo patiently every trial that beloll i
him, always saying that tho will of I
I God was heat. When tilings went ?
i .1 l.l_ II... ! II I.I I J
well Willi nirn, anu iiu eujoyou neaim,
and had enough to eat and drink, lie 1
gave thanks to God sis the author of J
all his mercies. When sickness or !
want oamo upon him, still he was re- ;
signed and contented himself wi'h tho
thought that God would make these
things work together for his good. ; 1
Ho always contrived to live on hi*
wages, whether greater or less; and if '
he. had hut a crust of bread ami a cup <
of water, he had a thankful heart,
which made him feci happier than it
HUtV WKKKLY NI
us table were loaded with dainties.
Luck and c.'utncwere words never \
icard Irom the lips of Joseph, except j
o sliow how wrong it ?s to use such j
ttnguage. II?* believed that the|
irovidenco ot t?od directed the small* 1
et ;ih well as the greatest events of I
tie. And heolten ({noted those words I
d the Saviour, "Not a * par row falls to
he ground wiihout the will ot your
leaveuly Fat her."
Joseph had the misfortune to be.
,voi king in the same pit with boiiio j
I'ery wi'-ked men, who took great |
tleasuru in laughing at every thing
*ood. Among Ir.s t'i'llow-workmen j
A' IS out) Who exceeded till! list III the :
i.is of drunkenness, gambling and ,
nocking at religion. Ills name wan
Pi in Jenkins. 'I'm:! took great ilelight !
n laughing at Joe's notion that all
.liings were lor the beat.
One day, as ,Ioo and Tim were preniring
to go down into the pit, Joe
aid (lie bread and meat winch lie had
nought for his dinner down on the
ground. A hungry dog, watching bin i
ippurtuniiy seized the provisions and '
icam pored oil* with them. "Phis was J
iue sport for Tim Jenkins, as it gave
iiin occasion lor teasing poor Joe.
Mia, J oc," said he, "is the loss ot your
iinner all for the best?"
"Xo doubt ot it," said tho patient
nan, quite unmoved by the accident,
eat as 1 cannot live without eating,
t is n?y duty to try to recover it."
So saying, lie set <?!l alter the dog,
ivhili! Tim laughing and sweating,
went down in the nit. The iln-r |,M1
* * n
utn a 1 <?11 round, and at last got clear*
til with 11im dinner. When Joe re*
urued to tin; pit, he k:iw tlie colliers
uid lied tog.-ther, with the greatest!
lienor in their eoiiitlPiiHnces. They
exclaimed, "Oh, Joe, w hat a nairow
scape you have made! Scarcely had
you got out ol sight when the tool ol
Llic pit leii In and poor Tim Jenkins is
lui l ied u ader il!
'I'lluk were the words of Christ proved
true: "Even the very h.iiis ol
your head are uunibcveti " and thus
the words ol the l'snlmisi were fulfilli'<I,
''.Many ?ie the hlHtctions ol the
righteous, hut the Lord dclivci'etll him
out ol tlieui all. 1 le keepeth all ot tus
hones; not one o( liiein is broken.
K\ il shall slay the w icked, and they
ill it hate the righteous shall he desolate."?
('hrioluiu . I iltHU'utc.
A Card.
To at! who (ire snflering from the errors and
indiscretions ot youth, neivoiis weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, ?Vc.. T will send
a iccripe that will ouio yon, 1 KKH OF
t'llAHOE. This great remedy was discovered
t?y a missionary in -South America,
Send a si lf-addtes-cd envelope to the Kcv.
Iosi-:en T. In.man, M.ition i>, Hililc House j
New York.
Nov. is, (!n\.
iw?vRt*i?*r?tUia7?ij*wr: n i ?? Wt iMMMM???m
]V5 AUIvi i:i?.
('OX?CKK A LI>.?On *J 1 St Due. IIIf.., at.
I h? residence <>t' 111bride's father, by Krv.
Dan'l Hoyd, Mr. Daniel Cox to Miss Lhcrdinc
Gerald; all of Horry County.
HOYD?ANDEKNON.?Cn the 21st nit.,
-it t he residence of the bride's father, by lD-v.
t i. A. Carroll, Mr. C. 1'. Hoyd, sou of ltcv.
I >h 11 "I Hoyd, to Miss Can ic D., oldest daughter
of Mr. JtiMuy ,M. Anderson; nil of Horn
bounty.
LAY ?HOLT.?On the Slot. Dee. nit., *t
llio residence of the brides lather, by Dev.
Daniel Hoyd, O. H. i.a.v. of North Carolina,
to Miss Mary I'\ I loll, daughter of William
Holt, L-'t, of Hickuiniis, in this County.
I >2 Kl?.
I n thislown, on the 2'2<l Dee. nit., William I,.
Deloarv, wged 2 years, 0 months and 2H days.
L?nlv s -n of I.am ence and Mary Deloary
"if is the voice of Jrfcus given
That calls our little one* to Heaven."
rn this town, on the morning of the 20th
lilt., Dr. J. 11. Norman, in the Till year of his
cge.
Last February his wife, Mrs. Carrie Norin
tu, was h true to lli -<ju'H t.nnb, and now
loo the iast Slipp >rt of live dependent children
lias been laid to rest by her side.
TU * &t inL 5 /S' fcSMi-OU'fl'JH.
Conwayhouo, S. C., Jan. 0, 1P77
Cltt'OK Tt ut'KN I INK ?Virgin $2.50?Yellow
dip $2.50 to $2.00 Scrape VI .00.
Timber?in demand, 5 to 10c pr ft.
I 'hovisIons.?Dork 12;.-; bacon, 12 ? a 15
Lygs lOalv", , Corn $5c. to $l.l>0
No sale of timber this week,
Litti.k Uivkk, S. C., Jan. 0.
Tuhi'kstink?Virgin $1,75 per bhl of 2H0
lbs. " Old dip $1.75 ? *
Corn $1,00 jwr bit?.Meal $1.20 per Int.
I'e.irl Hominy $1.50 per bu?Salt $1.50 peri
back?Field I V is $..50 to $J.00?Molasses J5
.o 00 cents pet gal?bacon sides, 15 to 10jj
icnls?Mom $7 to 11 po.i bhl,
Col'NTltY i'llOlM'f'K.
Chickens 10 to 20 cents?Kggs 10 12.
Dow hides 7 to 0 cents. Wool 20 cents 11).
I'can ut.s 1.1.25 to $1.50 Flesh beef, 0 to 7
ent.s, Mutton 7 to bCents,?Cord Wood (pine)
pg.00 per cord.
Ckowjktown, S. ('.,jnn.;j
Crude turpentine?Virgin $2,75. yellow dip
;;2.50, Scrape $1.50. < orn 75 a H) cents pr.hu
Kougli Lice 75 to $1.00 per bushel
CllAni.KS'i oN, S. C., Jan. b.
Spii its turpentine lOa-ls e's. Uosin $2.20 to
, / . .. I \ r . i . a i ,? - /V.I .? -
Vviuwi:?> ii'gin \t id (lip *i.z.>.
Scrape. 7i>?:i?. Cotton, Jo to 12J
f Wu.mixwro.v, N. Jan. 3.
Naval Stoiiks.?Crude Turpon'tne?Vir;i
11 $2.(10, yellow di|> .*'2.J>0, Jlaiu *1 7*>.
>pinta turpentine, lick*. Tar ^I.SO Col.00
0 to 1 lie
Nkw Vouk, Jan. 3.
Money -I percent. (J0I1I lOTj.
Spirits tuipcnlluc GUc. Login *"2 bb to
^2 Ob Cotton 10 to 12.
SiSc^iilar (oaiiBtiitcma I iota*.
ft The next regular communication of 1
.Morry Lodge, No. (J."> A,*. 1'.*. M*.'
j\JK will oc held on Tuesday niglil Jan.
' \}0tli. 1H77
IJy order of the W. M.
L. K. UEATY Secty.
TWS: JAi\UA!lY 0, i
1 ..
The S*a*<' <?fl*>ioci 1 Si ( uroliiia ! *
noituv county.
TIM A I. JUSTK'K SUMMONS.
Action on Note, ami Warrant of altuobnient.
lly Tom. K. Ciii.i.Kspu:, I'm*., Tital Justice in
ami for said (.'ounty ofsaid State.
TO ANY l.AWKll, ? OS'S i' A III.K.
(10M1M.A1NT having been made unto mo [
by Kicbiird .Ionian, that N. W. (irady
is justly iudohlod to liini in the sinn of fortynine
dollars and forty-live cents, by a protnisv??ry
note made by the defendant, dated November
1st, l?7*>. and payable one day alter
dale, with inU'iest thereon.
These are, tlierefuio, to require yon to summon
tin: said defendant to appear before mo, j
in my otlieo in ( oiiwayboro, on the t-JOth day '
ot i'ehrni'. V. A. 1'. It'll, at I'2 oVln -l: M !
to answer to the sa'nl complaint, or judgment
will lie given against you by default.
(liven under my band and seal, at Conway- I
boro tbe dOl11 dav ol December, t\. 1). IK70.
TOM.' r. OlLLENl'lK, [L.S |
Trial Justice.
To the above named N. \V. (irady:
Take notice that tin; summons in ibis ease,
of which the above is u copy has been duly
liled in 111 v ofiice on the doth of December,
lK7d. * TOM V. OILLlvSl'H:,
Jan. 3, 1S77. Trial Justice,
jan (> Id
ot>ioii(2i ttii'oEcna.
llOKRV COUNTV.
COI" HT OP PltonA'I'K.
By Isaeo (4. Long, T'robale Judge.
To "Elizabeth C. Jones and (4e<?rge II. J ones,
Catherine C. Jones and Joseph C. Jones
Susanna Lewis, Finely Herald and Kve
rett Herald. Orianna Lewis. William T.
I a'wis and Wilson l'\ Lewis, Greeting:
"\7 <)I" ate hereby summoned and requhed j
] l a[i|M>ar a* the (ton.I ol i'lobate to I
be bolden at ('ona a v boro. for the eouiity of
Horry, on the y:-,d day of January, A. 1). lt-77,
to shew eKiue, if any you ean, w hy the teal
estate ol William 1.Cw is. deceased, situate in
said county, should not be partitioned ami
,n>.I ov.ii.lir I > iw lii.il.. j? Ij.i
(liven under lit) hand and r.?.il this 1 rlh
<la\ i?t' I >?KtMUl??'p, in llu* year of our Ijord. one
thousand t iriit hundred and seventy six, and
in the i.OJ.i>l year ol Aiikmiean it?i?ucc>.
USAAC (i. i,? >N<;,
I'robale Jlld^O.
To tin above named Emily Gerald and l,ve
14*1 L (iOl Nlll:
Take notice th.tl the summons in Mil? case
? I' which the ahove is a copy. together wi'h
Ih.' peti: ion on which it i*. issue t, has U?u
fi It'll in I lie oliiee. of tin' I'lobale Judge tor the
eouiity of Ilon v, on the loth day of Decernhor.
A. ll. lt'70.
JOS. T. WAI.SII,
dec 10 Ot Altornc) for l'ei iinni'i'.
MSocuctf bins' iVow- A ;; c sa * *
Vi' a it <<'<?.
taapen nun.imc ri.orn corn.?
I ) Tins corn excels any other for bread
and is host for stock, it i i|<**11?> six we'ks
| earlier than any oilier kind, und grows from
j d to 14 cais on a s.a.k.
The important jioints w* claim for this
new vaiiety ofn rn me these: i. (me stalk
ol litis coin heats from 0 to N aers; one hill
with t wo st.?lks makes limn 10 to 2't ears?
producing liom one acre of ground about
three or loitr times as many bushels on Hie
sainc soil and with the same outline as the
common corn. '4. The corn is heavier in
weight, has as large an cat , thinner husk, ami
makes coin meal, tor family uv, sweeter and
more nutritious, and vaiuab'.e for feeding
stock, li. That it will grow and produce a
ptomaine nop on grouuu wnere oilier coin
will not grow to matiuiiy. 4. It lijxns
earlier and if* not liable to be caught by t.oM.
The graiuM a?e l uge, puie and v* hue, and
an nrdina y yiebl in I'jom e<> (o KJ'J bushels
(o l bo aoe, on medium land.
A fine quality ot Hour ran bo made f,om
il. When ground it produces a llour anaugoiis
boili in appearance stud lasie to Hour
made f*icjiii the best while wheat, liven an
epicure would tail to distinguish between
bread ninde Iroin tlio two. '1 be (Join shelled
weighs (> I lbs to I lie. bushel?which is 6 Ins
lioavi* r than anv oMie.r quality.
I'KlCLMIfY A4AI0 1 US'ITAID.
1 Sack I ft Sacks fCV)
.1 " 2 .')(). | 10 7,<?0
Knoli sack contains t.OfX) sound grams.
.Sample M.uks with the ears on thein wi I be
sent out to Agent?. W'iito lor Tk? ri moni ai h
with toi iiis to Agents.) lieware nfswtmhers;
no one else has the genuine seeds in this
stale except my so It. Some parties adie la
ing this corn and ollering to send sta.ks,
w lien you order of them iliey <riile you that
their stalks a:e ail gone. Remember A* mis
I get a good coitmiis-oon, and wiite for term*
' ..l once hcfoie 'he ageney lor your County is
given io8oiiieonoe.be.
Address, W. S.TIPTON,
Cleveland, Tenn.
AaSicc C'j> Debtor CrcrfECUS**.
A LI, persons ha\ ing elaimsj tpslusl J.en
_i V- (?< rald, deceased, ?re hereby netilmd
to present the same, duly attested to the iiudoiMguotJ,
and all peisons indehled to s?id
(i?iaid, are hmeby required to make iiMinedi*
ate pa> mewl to
MARY H. ANDERSON,
Dec. 4, 187d. Administratrix,
dec w 4t
~ GOOD READING."
I
ALL ENOW IT! ALL LIES IT!
THE DETROIT
FREE PRESS
Still Jiriy filer and I Utter for
?077.
Full of Wit?Humor?I'athos?Sketch
1 ?Goaaip?Fanhion? Incident
?X(mvb?Home and
Foreign Let.
lers.
Yon will enjoy it better than any other
newspMpcr.
"HOW HE WAS TEJJPTE3."
A thrilling continued Story, tviitlon for Tun
Fj<kk Pi<km, by "Elzey I lay" .Fanny
Androwa), the uoleu
Sunthern wiiter, will
boa feature
of 1*77.
Wookly, poet froo, $2.00 por annum.
In making up your list, start with the
Dkthoit Fiikk Pj?ei?8.
THE l'OST MAST EH IS AGENT FO IT.
r> i 7,
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/> OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE ft!
VrENTEN'L EXHIBITION
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I lie
Centennial Exposition'
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to p:?"ieni?lr* duly Attested to
I f?i" Hili'm'Aijj.l*d. .4 I I till pO! ?OI)? indebted to
8.tid AoiUIMOM MI hereby repaired 10 make
tIMlHedtalO poviifMik t?
iiAKY A. AYI)I:KS?)N\
AdminUlrat lix.
Or AHXOLD K. AN IiKU.-tON,
(Aouiinikt 1 kktor.
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WHAT PAYS?
* T,P AYH evary M vn fncfnrsr, Mrrokn ai, MeI
entin-C. 1 nven t??r. Farmer, or Pretceeional,
man. to lt?ep i.1 furl cn .HI t?? improvements
suit <1 isco??rir of ili? m?.
IV PAY* tiia he irl of every f v mi ly to tnt rod nee
Inio nm ho -?eliold a imvtsp.iper ia.it 1* InsirnoMt?,
?nt that fritters a i:\-ts for in ve-t if n lie t,
and promote* iknn/ht n-id nai-oarages dit n?n
tru nnttiir 'h? member*.
THE SCIENTIFIC A8IERIGAN
-Wlnrh hit* heen.pit hue nril wieaiv lor the last
Ikiriy-One years, does ihia, to An r*t*nt beyond
toHt <it any oth-r pubttrailor., i* fact It I* th"
o il l w e ? I r paper pohli-hed in the 11??11e-<t
Kittle", (termed 10 M.-tnnf ietore?, .Me' battles, Invention*
?n4 Mew lliwco vwrtes In th? Arts naii
Sol'nreii
K\e: t number la profanely Illustrated nsd Its \
content* embrace the l.vte-i ,ml ian*i intere-tlr.it
inform itlon pertaining t.? ih? In 1 rtti riA , Me?
h t men I, .1'. d H. lea tt (V. fro y rass of M.e VTnrld - ;
11.-si r i )* t ions, with k* lettiul Kiicm v ii **, of
Now Intention*, Maw Implements, Mew
Proce-ses, arm li?|irnr-.l industries of nil kind-;
(Jstlnl Note*, Her?i|?-? H.i * fee < io n* aos
A.I rue, ay Practical Wrlfeie, for York
men Mtd (.a plover*, In nil tlis virion* j
nr *, fountuk .*c.i?taplete repertory of N e w ln<m
limit .111.1 I M-co Vei is* ?con taint (if a weekly re.
cor i not on ly of the prokfe-* of the luda-irlvl
/trie iii our I'Wt i-iiuiury, hnI n * > of nit M?er
I'i*:o verier and Inventus)# In every branch sf
Kmrinee. icx, ,*te. h <nic.?, and Helen e abroad.
let i v < f i f ? A a tare * * hue h en t k? fore most
of <ii in.)Kbiti <1 piti.hi xtioi f >r tk" ya?t thirtyone
year*. It I* ltie utile t, la rg> e l, etie < pe-1, ?(id
heat weekly ilisiiiuUil pi per fie vote * to K'.niri
in riinr, .Medium ce, Chetnislry. h'r w Itiven- j
tions, Mcie. i e and induairml Progress, pukiisk
id til the World.
The practical receipt# are well worth ton time*
the kiionci ipi ion pipe At.d for Hie *kop in*
housw will *.ii? art in* time* ik-r coot of ?-?.>? rip
turn.
.Merchants, Farmer*, Meihnnles, Y",n*lneer?,
Inventois, Atiitiiifaoliires, t.'nemists, l.ovirr ot
Sclei.ce, and Prop!# of nil Professions, aitl Hid
the Hotel if to Aae.aioas neefnl to thr-ia it
should In * n n f I. ?ce ir. every Faintly, I.lorary,
Study, Oltl.e, and Cjiinlli<r Koji* ? In every
lfendii.lt elooiti, i ones" end School. A aew voiit
I. o corn menu n .lantt my 1st, 10 7 7.
A year's niliuhi rs cont mi MiS pages ar.J !>* ?
eral Hundred Hug! aviutte Thousand* of Volninie
m* precni ved lor binding and reference.
Term*. 8 dotlais and Jo emm a 3e*r by man including
poiitKf. I) ic6uiil to (Jifibt, SMcllI
clrent era giving f'.liih tare* rent tree Sing.e
copies matieo on receipt of 10 cents, May b* k <4
of :ttl Nek* Denier*.
e/*A I I In eonneotion with ths j
'r* T SeirsTtrio A mkkicas, Mess, j
lid M?W*?yws Mt.n A t'o. nre Solicitor*
of Americnn nud Foreign
Patents, itful have tke largest e&utlilishmerit ia
the world. More tn rn nfiy thousand Appltctnous
have oera noli lor jaienis ttiroagh their
Sftenoj
Patents avs sh'.alned on the he*i tcrma, Models
of Sew Inventiofi* ant Sketches examined and
Advice Iree A epvciAl notice is made In lbs
Scmm ir.c Avciii it of all InyentiOua Patented
innnif h this Aeriii y, aiih the name and ieai?
den. ol the P.nonl?e Patents ni ? often aold In '
p iri or e. hols, to person- attracted to the luvea- !
Hon hr ?ncli notice. A Pamphlet, (Ontaininf j
lull direction* sent free The Scientific Anieri '
CVIi heir-rune Ho k, n volume Ooiiml Iii cloth 1
n d gm, con ml iii i.g the Patent I, iws, Onsus of |
ui* ii. r>., sum hz i nKi tviuji 01 mechanic il
movements Price iftiout*,
Ait.lif.'s lor the 1 ' ?!* -> , or concerning Patents,
MUfsN * IH>. A7 I'aik Mow, York, firaacli
Oih? e, ('or. K. k 7ta r?t., Washington, D, 0.
dec 'I, )ai.
I,it* Immense THei-overies by STA !*L1ET a?dl
stWrs arc jusi added te tb. oniy com pie
Life and Labors of
LIVINGSTONE.
Thl? vpicr in piplorer rinks smunit the Most
hproic Monies i f ih : csntury, and this boos u
one of lb* moit attrsctlve, faMinatin;, richly
lllnt>iraied and instructive volumes aver Issued,
liniiii; the only enure and Authentic life, the
millions ure 'Niger for it. And wide-awake agents
am wanted quit Uiy. For proof nnd terms ad.
drees UUIIBAUD UROS., Publishers. 7M tea.
soin St., I'luis (loo S M
<
VICiI'3
Iu?.otntoi Prlo*4 Catalogue.
I'if.y pa;;es?ill*) Illustration*, w h r*e
M'tiplion* el thousand* of the be*? Flowers
ami Vegetable* in the world, and the way ta
i;row t limu- -all l<>r a Two Out po-daya
.stamp. Printed in German and English.
NH W'? Floral Guide, <Juaiterly, :i't cents
year.
\ iek's Flower and VegttaHle Garden, 60
cents in paper; lu cloth c#mi, tl.OdAddress,
JAM KS ViCK,
Uochester, N. T.
Vick'j Floral Cuido
a braatitul tjiitrterlj Journal, finely illustrated,
and containing elegant Colored Plnwe*
I' at** (siih th? tiral umber. Price onlr
cents tor the year. The liisl No. f >r 'b77
jukl issued iii Gt-iMau and English.
\ icW's Flutter *- Vegetablo Garden, !
pajsrr id cm'*; %.?a elegant cloth coram
yi.09.
Vick't Catalegus?#00 1II u?l ratios*, only 1
cent*. *
Addrsa*, JAJiSS TICK, Rochester. M t
VICK'S
Flowar and Vi^tubli Garden
itliiw -*u?l Inuuliful workoUUf kiuit in I'**?
* HI i?l. H I'WUlttilMI U?.4l iy l.'A) huni
lllVll* ( / i4HK iliu*l I tllO.M.f *li?t kix ( 1,11.mo
| 1 I* w uf l'low?i4, l>w*iiUfully liraxu a ,1 < <?.wiwtl
I'ioiu tutum. 1'iicd ,'>U c# lit a in c*;v?t%
I.uuin i'lf^aut ololii. KiiuUd in upiilti**
ami kngliilt.
Vuk'i I loi*l CuitU, (JuarUrly, 2m ?:?!? a
yavar.
\ i, k'? Catalojii* - 304 UliiwtiAtiena, only t
rtiiil*
Atlilrvtft, JAMiS ril'K, R?<-I:?iirr. N T.
VlOlv's"
?I.0W?2 ind VS3STX3LX I3HD3
ai?t pl.?tit?J by u uiiiliuu j>eu^ik' in Aiumlt?.
6f4
Vicu'? < Ataloju#?i0" llUmtration*, only ?
CAllt.V
I Vkk'? Floral Quid?, Quarterly, J'> eonU i
y?ar.
\ ick's Flower and Garden, l?0
ceiitii. witli ?le^aul ciotk co??.? (1.40,
Audrcw. jAWkh V1CK,
k<X')ie?l?r, N. Y\
ttsath to tiarcl Tlmeol
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICE?
WIL TAKE PLEASURE I* ANNOUST
in;; (u iIm clliawn* of liorry lh,\L w
ai w now occupying our cxiMMOiunva Alt W
ATOiiK, wIihm ww b.iv?, Ami ?b.tll itonp on lAwtly
on L.tml a wull Miw'icl aiocA, cud
?WIUII'?kl of
I'kT GOODS, IlAT.SJA^n CAPS, EOOT#
AND SlIOIS, IIAROVfAMS, f OT WARS
TABLE CUTLAttY, CROCKERY, DRUG*
ANI> MEDICINES, AC., AO.
Cracarles a Specialty*
W? r?ak? ?h* (iropfry frado a npfftfaHwy
ami alull at all liiid nara oa ban.I a c?rm
jplrle *t?ck.
W? ||4T? M#w ?n band
DUT fcALTED EACOS .MHES
J)K Y *Al,m> UACOX fcliOULDEUS
FOMK, F1SU, <*\' r PKM,
LAKD, TEA, COFFEB,
8U(iAlt, MOLAH4ES,
S^hur, FLOUR
of nil gradM, fro* tko h*?t f%*ily ktsndi tm
Mue.
Onr ArtffintAge# of reeel?ing go#dg fren*
New York, Hoeton, FhiUdelphiA Ami DfcUlmore,
by Tfssels coming out for lumoer gives
lis * choice of main^tv aa>1 t?t Tory low
freights, which wut enable in to eell our
goods At piirrattaAt Will meet too tlemAU'U of
Uie times.
BUCK A BEATY.
Biicksoillo, 9. C., July ill, IhfO.
july lA'>-lf
!? IJkargc i<tr .lhairliijf
Wo.) (lie.
f1AM. A*D EXAMINE OCR ?TOCX
V J ?nd compere prices before buying.
iiUCE A BiSAfY.
July 19-tf
Family QroaaricB.
\ T\ XTKA .SUUAK <;i* KKI> HAMS. EX1
J tia Family Fiour, Goshen BuUnr.,
<v11 iw-cliow Ficklet, Knglish club-saucos, Tomato
(Jatsups, Armstrong's Family boap ? J'li i
beat. Toilet 4oaps, Are. Fur ?^le by
HIJCkL <* BE ATT.
Nice cloth slippers?suitable for old iad cm
?-only 7Aceata, at Brick At Heaty'a.
TonAuco!-?Klne cm Aii?l twist?r.xtni hn?
plug .*iui Itvul brand# of 3*uouing To baccy?
by Buck Ai Meaty.
i ?
Storage and Shipping.
OCR M K\V WAUK HOUSE 18 NOUT
completed. It in large, secure au 1
noil venllluod. W? Are now prepared to receive,
store, forward by boat* and flaw o i the
River, or ship by vessel or steamer letviitg;
our wharves, all good*, wares or prodiir - entrusted
to us.
Our charge# for storage, forwarding and
shipping, w e guarantee will be aatiatac'.ory Us
the parties interested.
BUCK A BEATY.
Bucksville, 8. C. july 2U-t1
Money.
we pay oa*h for old Bounty . ^
Ii?n(l Warrants, they are scattered
all oyer the South; .fiend them AH
bj registered letter to CrlLMLOltli ^Km
A CO., 030 F. St., WMhiofftoa, I
l>. C. fll
MM?? ?O "
Ficon.k'.h Savings Ba?TK, JjHflHj
Washington, D. C., Not. 20, i^KJL
Knowing Messrs. U1LMORB A VO., I tab* 9
pleasure in recommending them u
and trustworthy agents and attorney*.
VV; l> VANDbhup, CuUvaH^^H
nov t.-u .