Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCAL MATTERS. | .hit pontine is soiling hero at $2.75 1 dip, and $1.75 for scrape. Fresh : k at 8 to 10 cents. Gov, Hampton has uppointcd Mr. alsh agent to receive the 10 per it. contribution for the support of o Government,railed for by hun. Let meet the call promptly. See Mr. I 'alsh's notice. i i The Sohr. Eleanor, Spores; from 1 i'vv York, to Messrs Burroughs tfc 1 ollins, arrived/at Pot Bluff on last uesday. She will finish loading and i .art down the river this evening, i o hi t The Sohr. llidgewood, Johnson; ' vis ?<> sail on last Wednesday from ] \Tesv York for Pot Bluff, and is looked lor next week. i Mr. B. L. Beatv, Jury Commission- ? or appointed by Gov. Hampton, ami ( Mr. 1). M. Heaves, Chairman ol the ' . . ( Board ot County Commissioners, with | r hn Count v Auditor, will meet on i ' ~ J ' in.*xL Monday to prepare a jury List ' I'ioin which ho drawn the juror* for iho several Courts for litis County , during 'he year. , Lookikq foii Votes.?The Hon., i return himself elected Comptroller ' General, T. C. Dunn was in Simpson J I'reek neighborhood this week. Wo , suppose his idea was to find tools to j manufacture certificates in this c.ouoty t as has been done elsewhere, but in this * he will miss his guess, or we are mis- ' taken. We hear that he asked Win. , II. Long, a citizen of Simpson Creek at whoso house ho stayed all night, how I it was he d^Lj't get but two votes at ( that poll ?' *T!io reply was ul>eo ause the people <1 i?lu*t vote for you, and those two who did now say they are < sorry lor it." It is no use Mr. Dunn, * the thing is too d"iid against you. f IvKSlONINO IMS Oil A Mil UK (.A IK CoMmissions. ? We are inluriiied that J. II. Durham Esqr., who has for several yeats so worthily and satisfactorily ? tilled the office of Treasurer for this j county, has sent up to (iovernor i Hampton Ins resignation of the odices j of Treasurer, Jury aud Election Com- t missiouers. Whether Mr. Derhain \ has scut his resignation to Governor ( Hampton or not, he has repeated I v assured us that no man in this county , more heartily indorses the Hampton * Government than ho does, and that i no voluntary act ol his shall ever im- | pede or obstruct its good work. . _ _ f Blood will tell? South Caroi.tna ' l'l.uciv on hie Field?A Lesson for j Bennett and May.?On list Friday j O'Jth) two colored citizens of this ; vr * f Slate met, by appointment, at Fair 351 (i 11 N. C , and (ought a duel. Four shots were exchanged. One of the ^^fcpany was three times severely wounded; the other was wounded in the arm. The difUuulty grew out oi polities. One was a Democrat and the other a Republican. Each lelt thai he was not only personally insulted but that ho was "toniing" his party through litis terrible Presidential count, on his bare Allantian shottlderH, and it was no Bennett-May sham fight but game to the last. Vive la Jlepubliquc Governor Hampton to tiiis Colorki> People ok Horry. ? Need ham W. Gausc, intelligent colored citizen, a Republican, and one of the managoia of election at Simpson Creek, went up to Columbia last week to see iiow it was that T. C. Dunn got thirty-two votes out of two at that poll. I. ^ .kt no I'D l?n i?U/1 flirt ttloQUIIffl i> t'tTUH.iui n.i > r? uu ?mu *i?\; , of a social conversation v% ith Governor Hampton and the other Democratic State officers. Ho expresses himself well pleased with lliein all, and says he is satisfied now that they mean reform for ho saw three of them writing at tho satpo desk. He says Gun, Ilamptflfn said to him, "tell your people in Ilorry that I am Governor of .South Carolina, and that every pledge I made during the canvass shall be rcd?0?|d' them to go to work, in peace and quiet; that my highest hopes and ambition are to see all the s people of South Carolina prosperous 1 and happy." Tho $8,000 sent to Oregon to fix an ( elector has been traced loa broth* r o' t Tilden.? Williamsburg Republican, , Tt's too bad that Tilden's brother ' should -be worth $8,000. Hut urifortnnat ft? for this story it turned om that tho cheek was the property of a , cashier of a bank in New Yoik, a Republican, and had no connection . whatever with the election. ft a i THE H -U L , ... . 1~- 1- ?. For Kale. T OFFEU THE IIOltHY NEWS, Press I ami material, for sale. Preference ami advantages will 1?? given a purchaser intending to continue its publication in tho county. Other business is uiy reason for wishing to sell. T. W. HEATY. Special Notice. The revised -anil enlarged edi'ion ol Kidpath'g History ot the United Stat en is now ready. Besides embracing an account ol the Sioux War, including <'lister's death, and the particulars ot the lsie exciting presidential election of 1870, a full and complete History of the Centennial Exhibition has born added to tne work. This is not a brief sketch of die great Exposition; but an elaborate ami masterly production, worth more I Itan the price charged for the entire hook. It is written in I'rof. Ridpaih'* niinitahle style, and is prolusely illus.ia'ed with msjftiith'ent engravings. IH atari es of the Centennial Kjrh ibi ' 'on inh r-or in every respeet to that ucorporaled in our Kidpaiii'a Hi.sio *y ol the United States, are being circulated at prices varying from $0 o $5. Do not he deluded into pur basing them, when a lar more satis, aetory Recount may be obtained, rithout additional cost Irom Ktdpatb'a II is? ory. mm. .' i,i? 1 lir MililH<?IMU nil |?ri r\M 11 y im [{idpath's History of the United Sluten. iii indicated I?y the immeiiKc i?lc of nearly lort,000 copies in the year 187G, ami also l?y the verdict ot .he moHl competent critics ami literal kvlio accord it a lolty ami permanent lace in the literature ot the land, Pilose who subscribe lor this work her* lore, not on'v secure by far the })Cst ami cheapest history of ()nr Connry, but also a complete Jfitst.ory of !he Centennial Kohibition% for the cost if a single hook. For lull description and terms, adlress. JONES BKOTIIKKS <fc Co., Pub iahcrs, C'itictnnati, Philadelphia, Chi ago, Memphis, Atlanta. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and ndiseretinns of youth, neivoiis weakness, arly decay, loss of manhood. &r,. I w ill send i loeeipe that w'll cure von, I'll KB OK :'II AIM jK. This great remedy was discovered hv a niissionarv In South Anieriea, send a self-addressed envelope to the ltev. Ioski'M T. Imian, Station D, 15ible House Sew York. Nov. IS, Gin. Very I'sick it. to Every One.?In no >thei way can a person get. baek so large a . ..lit !*.?* 4 tuti'if lit I la imoiiii- * u I av naml i % " " 1 * ? ?!? ' > % i" earning what to do, when to do it, mid how o do it?in other words, to have ids brains ie!p Ids bands. Hon* is una way to do this: flie snudl saving or extra production of lass ban IihI' a rent a day, or > ce nt s a week. * ill low poeure a Urea, beautiful, cheap Journal, o1- all of lt-77. splendidly Illustrated, with >ver ()' ( fine original Kngravings, and over a l'lloiisaiid Columns oft be very lest, plain, 'radical, trust worthy iulonna'ion at>out the 'very day in-door and out-door work and 'oinfort of every home, m Country, Village, md City. This information is not prepared y mere scribblers, but by a large force of in.eUigoul woiking men and w omen, who know* what tiiey write about, and they aie assisted >v many others, who furnish information "0111 their own pra<|ice ami observation. Such a Journal is the Amkuican Ahhci.toa 1st, ro named because stalled 85 } ears a^/JU, is a rural journal, hut since greatly enlw"?e/C did improved to suit tlie diily wan s. of<Aef>Ft nan. woman'or child, an I in City. Ojpmtry, did Villa e?fir the Farmer and Cardemr, Hie demount ami Mechanic, the I'rafessinn^M an ?indeed, all classes, i' is packed full of use 'til info: iiiatiuu thai every one ought to have. Many single hints and suggestions will repay time iiiAii * wnoie. jrm i> ciisi 01 i ue paper, ts en initial engraved plans fur buildings and mprnvenoMits, with details of cost, etc., and ointnon-senee direct :ons, ai* worth lar nunc hau a mejority af the costly * 01 ks on arehi ecture. Great eve is exercised to have every ine in the jiajeM reliable. Its constant, per<<8tent, and lull exposure of a multitude, of [huntings and ??'indies, aie alone worth tar lion* than i a cost, and have naved to its r? ad'i'i a id to the country million* of dollar* that lOiild have gone into the hands of sharpers I'lie iJcparl tueuts for Iiout>ckee|iei a and (. hill eu are veijr useful and enteriainu g. In .hurt, the Aiikkkan Auim ti.turist is full >f good tilings, and ought, to he in every iOtifce in the land. Tlie chcuUtion is s > laige hut (he I'uld shers can sup|Jy it at liitlc above lie cost of the printing paper?or *1.00 a year >eut post-paid; or four copies *5.40. 'l ake nil* advice and send your sunset iptiou for le77 Vol. 30) to ohinuk juiil) ( ompany, v45 i.nadway, New York. You willuiul it pay, nid pay w ell. We have received 111* January number of r.KlstiKh. lioujia, a handsome mammoth >0 >age (04 eohiius) laniily paper, tilleil wit h the ;hoiccst literature?serial and short stories, ikclclies, | oetry, wit, honor, Ac.. Ate. it is Mitertaining, amusing and instruc'.ive, and is Mie.ofthe cheapest papers?the amount and jiiulily of inattei considered?tliat we liave icon. The price is $l.kO per year, including is pre-niuni a genuine (inc line steel eugravng ca led "The llirherless Bairn," printed >n 22X28 plate. pa|>er, * hirh the pub ishers 1.4mi is superior in point of merit and attraciveness t<> any premium ever oflered by any >ther paper in this Country, and is alone worth the money asked for both. The publishers, J. 1,. ratten k. Co., 102 IViilium St., New Voik, authorised us to say, hat in order to introduce the pa|ter in this rii'inily th<?y make a special oft'er to every one four re ad?i s to send them the (taper?a 'trial trip" of four mouths, post-paid, eotnuencing with the Jauuaiy number?tot 25 ems. Our readers who avail themselves of this tier wHl, *c feel certain, thank us for having ailed their attention to it. '1 he publishers >! Lkisckk IIouiw would like to employ ionic one in every place to canvass for this apcr. jan 20 4t. I'ni I up subscribers to the Horry Nkwh can get J.itisuitK Hours, luoi.gh ue, at ?I per annum, and wc iHf-u ic tlo iu they cannot get a better ninthly ho* the same money. /VlAllMlir Uli'OUlS. CoxwAYnoito, S. C., .Inn. 27, IP77 Ciu'pfc Tttmi'KVTink?Virgin $2.75?Velo\v dip $2.75 Scrape $1.75. Timber?in demand, 5 to 10c prft. Provisions.?Pork llacon, 12ia 10 I Oh I'. !/i ; Corn 85e. to Jl.oO No sale of timber this week. OIUIY WEEKL Litti.k ItiVKK, S. C., .Ian. 27. Ti'Ki'KNTiNK?Virgin $2,60 |>er bbl ol 280 lbs. 44 Old dip $2.50 44 44 Corn b'5cts. |?er bn?Meal $1,00 j?er bu. Pearl Hominy $1,25 per bu?Salt. $1.50 per saok?Field J'eis $..50 to $1.00?Molasses 35 to 00 cants per gal?Hacon sides, 15 to 10J cents?Flour $7 to 1 1 j>ei bbl. Cot' nth y PltoDl'CK. Chickens 10 to 20 cents?Kggs 10 12, Cow hides 7 to U cents. Wool 20 cents lb. l'eauuts $1.25 to $1.50 Ficsh lleef, (1 to 7 Cents, Mutton 7 to H cants,?Cord wood (pine) $2.00 per eoid. Ckokoi:town, S. ('., Jan. 24 Crndo tur|MUiliiie?Virgin $3.00. yellow dip $3.00, Scra|M? $2.(K). Corn 0) a 05 ceuis pr.bu Hough lilee 75 to $1.00 per b?ud.ol < MAitl.KsTox, 8. C., Jan. 24. Spit its turpentine 41 a4V ets. Uosin $2.20 to $2.30 Crude?Virgin $2.25; Old dip $2.25. Scrape. 1.75 els. Cotton, 10 to 13$ Wil.MINo roN, N C., Jan. 24. N aval Stoiiks.?Crude Tut|, "Mine?Virgin $3.25, yellow dip $3.25, Ham *225. 8pirits tiir|N>ntiue, 4e|c. Tar $1.80- Cutloo 0 to 12 j<: Nkvt Yoitu, Jan. 24. Money 4 per cent. Cold 0. Spirits .turpentine 40J e. Rosin *2 50 to $2 CO Cotton 12 to 13} KCegular CoiiiiuiiKiica lion*. Jl The next regular cotiimunieation of Horry 1/Odge, No. (15 A.?. I'V. Mv \#\ will no held on Tuesday night Jan. ^ \30tli. 1877 By order ot'tho \V. M. J. C. COM.INS. Seetv. The People's Contribution (o Klslahlcsli <?ood <xoi" eminent. r j ^ IIK undersigned, having consented to art JL as the agent of Oovernor Hampton to rereive the contributions of the tax payers in Horry County, Inwards the vipport of the Sl-'ttu (loverninent, until tin: present political dilliculties sue ended, hereby gives notice, that he w ill begin to receive the same, on Monday, 2'dth instant, at-his otlice in ('onwayhoro. The tax payers are requested to pay ten per cent, of the amount paid by them as State lax, at the time of the last payment of taxes, hut any one may pay as much as he pleases, and whatever is paid, will he deducted when the taxes are regulaily collected by tlx* t'ouuty Treasurer, lobe hereafter appointed. In all the counties of the .State, a ready and cheerful response is being male to tins oal , and 1 am sine Horry < ounty w ill not lie excelled by any, in this matter. Patch tax payer will please hting the tax receipt for lS7b, with hint, if ii should he necessary to do so, the agent will tn.ike appointments to meet, the people, in the s>*veiat townships, but Wheving Hut the same zeal and spirit now exists, whieh was manifested during the campaign, the agent expects to receive litis eo'itiibution without further call. JOS. T. WALSH, Agent. Conwayboro, S. C., January vtO, IH77. dilate of Sou Hi Carolina. HOltItY COUNTY. COURT OK COMMON PLEAS. JOHN DAUBY, (lor another,; Plaintiff against LEONARD S. BROWN, Defendant. Hull 1638.?Judgment 19th Ap.il, 1800.? 1'iiripal $167.09. -Interest fioiu Apiil 19 th, 1806, Costs $*2.35, Copy Summons, to renew Judgement ami Execution. Credits 00 Kxc ution April 3, 1867, K'6.o4; May 13, 1868, $^1.3o. To Leonard S. Brown: WriiERKAS, judgment was obtained in the Circuit Court of tins County ot Hoi iy ami Mate, of .South Carolina, on the 15th day ot April A. 1). 1866, in the shore entitled cause. against you, and execution a as duly issued thereon, hut the active energy thereof has now expired, and it is desired to have the same renewed, the said judgment cxiutin tied as a 1 ten. , Now, therefore, you are summoned to appeal at the next Term of the Circuit Court, to 'lie held for said County, at the place of Ik Iding the same and then and there show cause, if any you can, why said judgment and execution should not be teuewvd according to law. > Dated January 20, A. 1). 187TTil OS. W. BEAT V, C C 1\ [L.S.J JOS. T. WALSH,riaiutUf's Attorney. To Leonard S- Brown: Take notice that the summons of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in Ihe ollice of the t.leik of Couit of Common l'leas for iiorry County, at Couwayhoro, in the State ol>roulh Carolina on the ilOili day of January, J^. D. 1877. JOS. T. WALSH, fc i'lainlill' s Attorney. Jan 27 <* Micriirs Nates. BY VIRTUE of smid. y executions to nie diiecled and lodged in this ollice, 1 will oiier f?r sale Uc.iote tne t ourt ihmikv in Com* ayhnto, S. (J., on the fiist Monday and Tuesday in February next, the following describe.t j?ix)|>eriy, to w?u Filly acres of hud, the cNi.de of A. M. Williams, siiuaied on ituck Creek, bounded by lands of J. M. liuu ler, L. M. V. l'odd and A. T. iJotiseu, at the suit of ?tiza Todd, and others, AhSO, a lot of personal property co?\si?ting of nine head of cattle, three feather ImmIs and furniture, one clock, one table, ten chaos. one spilling wheel, and a lot of pot waie, tlxt esl,.tc of A. M. Williams, at the suit of tili7?t Todd, and others, to We sold at the risk of former purchaser. ALMO, one hundred acres of land, more 01 less, levied on as the es.ate of Isaaj Met ray, hounded by lauds of K. i>. Kichard on, J. J. l urkcr and others, at the suit of Johnson A Grant. A J .SO, one yoke of oxen and cart, and five head of sheep, levied on as the estate of Willis Cox, at the suit of Jas. K. Moore and others. Oondilioi s cash. ALSO, Fifty acres of land, more or less, levied oil as the dower of the widow of tor late h. li. Jenkins, as the pio|>erty of J H. H ticks and wile, at the suit of J. L, Atoore and others. January In, 1877. AJJiO, One hundred and ninsty sight aes of land known asdic old homestead of John <* Wilson, oeceas id, whore S. J. Wilson now resides, on Merits bwatup, I Kill tided by adjoining lands of J- J. Dunn, Kverett Watts and <1. N. i.ee, levied oil as the propetiv of the estate of Henj. K. Sessions, deceased, at the suit of S. W. Shackle ford and others. Terms cash. A. II. SKIPPER, S. H. C. January 15, 1877. CiliiiTiN' JIjinm Meeting rplib supporters of Wadu Hampton in the L recent election, and nli persona a ho ate ill favor of good government, are hereby earnestly requested to assemble at Con w ay horo, ?>n the lust Monday in Felmiaty next, (or the [impose ol lender lug our aid to I tie Governor we lotvelaiuy elected, in his ellorls to preset ve our 6tute from the wretches, w ho are still holding on Willi their death glip. i.. I). i>K\ .t N, Chairman Deuiocratic hx. Coiu. I January 12, lt>i7. Y .NEWS: J A N. -J I J-*.. I "I lAI The ol'Koaih ('ai'oiiua HORRY COl'NTV. total justice summons. Action on Note, and Warrant of attachment. By Tom. F. (iii.i.Ksi'ti:, Esij., Trial Justice in ami for said County of said State. to any lawful constable. ("COMPLAINT having l?een made unto me J by Richard Jordan, that N. W. Grady is justly indebted to him in the sum of fortynine dollars and Ibrty-five cents, by a promissory note made by tlie defendant, dated November 1st, 187.">, and payable 0110 day al'or date, with interest thereon. These are, therefore, to require you to summon the said defendant to appear before me, in uiy ofliee in Conwayboro, on the 80th day of February, A. I). 1877, at I'd o'eloek M., to answer to the said complaint, or judgment will be given against you by default. (<iveti under niv hand and seal, at Conwayboro the 80th day of December, 1). 1870. TOM. F. GlLl.ESriK, [U.S.] Trial Justice. To the above named N. W. Grady: Take notice that the summons in this case, of which the above is a copy has boou duly tiled iu my cilice on the 8(Jlli of December, 1870. TOM F. GIKUCNHK, , Jan. 3. 1877. Trial Justice, jan 0 td Tinal IY o t i c c. \I,L persons holding claims against the latr William .Suggs, deceased, or against liis estate, and all persons in anyway indebted to either, art* hereby notified '.l.at said claims must be pi?*sentcd to, and settlements bad witlitlie undersigned, before ihe li st day of March next, wlieu raid estate will tie closed, and a final discharge, sought for in the i rebate Court, by J. H. I>ERBA.'4, and DAN 1Kb M GGS, jan 18 4t Administrators. efSoulU Carolitia. COUNTY OF liOUKV. Foreclosure of Mortgage?Agent's Sale. Tlios. W. Graham to <'bat 'r A King. ? Mortgage Uecoided in Registers o?co, Book K., | Pages 08, 09, and 100. "TTNDKK the above mentioned mortgage U tho undersigned as agent, *ill sell at public auction before the Court. House in (JinwayHoro, S. ('? on Monday the 5th day of Kebi nary next, durine legal sulc hours, all t!?e right, title and interest of the said Thos. W. (itahani, to wit: A one-half interest, in all and singular >hat certain tiact of laud, situate, lying and being in the, county and .Stale afoiesaid, on ihe Atlantic Ocean, near the village ol l.iltle Uiver, and known as the Kuteh place, containing sixteen bandied acics more or less, houiuied on the Smith and best by the Atlantic Ocean, on the North and Noith-hasl, by Little lii\er, and on the West by lands of the estaia of Nicholas N ixon. Also, all and singular that, certain tiact ot land, in the county and .State aforesaid, lying and Inuug on VVaCoamaw Uiver, between Chelsea lull) and Tliley's Lake, containing six hundied and sixty-seven acres nunc orlops, and uounded Lust by lands of the Misses Nixon; South, by lauds ot UurrougliB ti t ollius; North, by Waocuiuaw Uiver. and West, by lauds ot .Vis, A. K. McNeill. Alsn, one tui|?e; 'inv still, with appurtinauces and tixturcs, now being on said last named tract. 'ieiiusof sale, CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. .11 m t ur a r ?11 Jan. 12, 1K/0. Agent. ; Liver. Stomach. Blooa. In a neglected sea-roast riant, almost as common as the Dandelion of the maadow, i)r. J. M. fJiosvonor has found t..e basis of a suic and searching Remedy for Diseases of the I.1VKH, STOMACH ANTD BLOOf)** . It seems to be Nature's medicine for ailments of these organs. Its effects are the wonder and delight of all who se?- them. Dr. (Jrosvenor lias given litis Remedy a name whieh w ill h?* easily remembered and which suits it. lie calls it LIVEItAID. OX K HOT TDK of Liveraid cures Constipation, no matter how had. ONE BOTTL?! restores a good appetite. ONK TO FIVE BOTTLES ai? warranted to cure Liver Complaint, TtVOTOMX BOTTLES cures tlte stubboniest Dyspepsia. ONE TO FOUR BOTTLES cure Jatndice. THREE TO FIVE BOTTSR3 cure Serofttla. ON?! BOTTLE cures Bllliousness?warranted. ONE TO SIX BOTTLES cure Few* and Ague. I ON?! BOTTLE cure* all Blotches. ii.x is do 11 LE cine* Sick Head* he. ON K BOTTLE ours Restlessness. ON K TO THUEK BOTTI KS one Genera' Debility. TWO TO SIX BOTTLES cure the wers form of Blood Humors. ONK HOTTI.E euros Indigestion. ONE DOSE fines Heartburn. ONE DOSE euresSour Sloinaeh. ONE BOITLE cures Boils, Pustules snd Pimples. THREE T? SIX BOTTLES cure Enlarged Spleen. oNK BOTTLE cures a Torpid Liver. ON E TO FIVE BOTTLES cure Kheumatlsni. ONE BOTTLE cures Erysipelas. ONE TO TilUEE BOTTLES Purify the Klond. ONE TO TIIKKE BOTTLES cure Female i A dm 'ins. j ONE TO THBKE BOTTl.ES cure any | kind ol sore on anv nm-t of '<" J l?... ' *' ' "V *'**.? The Liveraid is warranted to perform these, ernes. It acts dlie<tlt w/?<?n (he Liver and Stomach, ami thiongn them upon ih<* Blood. It is the best medicine ever introduced in the family. (IROsVIiXOK'S WVKRAII> is a Keinedy for the million. H is needed in | every household. Almost everybody is troubled with some kind of Liver, Momach or lilood diaease, which if ncylecteu will end faulty. The Idveraid builds up ami restores the wltole system, and "makes a new man" of the slek ami suflciinf. Make the trial before it is too late. Liverald will cure yon. While using; Livarald eat all you waut of tie1. Iiest you can net. ( Havener's Liverald is sold by at least one respectable Druggist in every town in large bottles, at one dollar each. Six bottles for live dollars. discovered and prepared by I IMt. J. M. UKOSVKNOK, 22 Paik Place, New Voik. * '7, 181 i. 'im'l U. I J - '.ll"'"!?.!"'! i .> t v I'ti vi t.iV I' MX. TU VP WILL ('t'HK PAIN. I'A S , Dr. UHMVIiiyH'l UltliANuDYMK I'AIN. Pours PI.A4TKII will p ?s|l Iv-'ly cure, PAIN, remove and relieve ;ill loiins >f Pain, PAIN. I'rom ? Mitch in the side to tli i worst PAIN, kind of Rheumatism. It ?s the ony PAIN, i taster in the world that will d > this* PAIN. Ask your Dmugisl for llie "Heilano* PAIN, dyne," or semi 2A cents to .J. M. PAIN <* osvenor, Box 2o(?7? New Vork PNIN City, For a full Sample. The Livkkiai> and Pours Pi.astkk, for sale by Kh. 1C. NORTON, C'oawayboro, (j. jan 1:1 bt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. n J* KANt'V i A UllS all style* w lilt name I Oct !3 po?t pud. J M. ItesiKD, N:o-?;?u, Knu Co. N Y. fkrt for IS77. Kv?ry'>oilv tis geitinc I'oticr'i American Moii My, v iiilny iliu?iiitte.l, eiily eclied Kamily Mnr/111o at only :! a year. Specimens '! '> ci?. dmai ii'rm? ini'iuhn, f\ OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE II lENTEN'L EXHIBITION I M inel 1 III ill I'?^ UlU'i Uiiii 1 L i* H ^iMl t ;U idpp i Hi ou* vl?y. -i IiIk is ihitOulY nu - thru lie and coui|>leia j | utilislH-J". Send for extra terme u> Andrea*, Nntlonnl I'ublialiiug Co, t'Uil.id.'iyna, fa , or t?l. l.uuia Mo. For C0UJH3, COLDS, HOARSENESS, AND A LI * TU KO AT DL.SE ASliS, WELLS'CARBOLIC TABLETS, I'Uf I'l'O.UiV lA IIL< L li 'Xi.S, tkikd and sukic iiiomi:i>v. For a tl? i>y llriirflisl* x*i.4r:tlly, 4? JiiinmoK, hix.i.o v ? ? Puil mlelphil, Pa. Aoltve Agrutst wanted in?l.i?lly to in trod net Centennial Exposition! llt.M'HIKKll AMD ILL US r R ATKI>, Nearly out* f'ia&rt. rich tlliiatr.-wlnn*; aw>1 n ire q? t?t*i nurt oheipnat Hisioi* ot (|?i> (Irr't ? " x f> i hi t ion III* oiiliiK Imiiifnr*)} Our I iJf crirt I t ?.V> in fnnr rrrlc Act quickly. Now or urvrr. For full purlieu Ittra, iddr*?a, lli'mikii liaoa., Pcii . 7J3 Snnaoin Si , PhiUda , P;i. /?OtK> A^Oktil W xuteil for the StofHAELEY ft OSS 1 / .mVMM ?AUWI? Mil V J nvmmm mm* mvw Ak: amM M A " ' luiunua Wriltcu i?y ki? tiiWrr. A i'?iii|i|rir nc mini ol itil* w>M M y?i*rt<??a Ah<t*i-*i(oH and Kxeltlu# Search. With Fno Snail* letter* and illualrd* lion, Outsell# ail Olio r W >. w* Una Ayeut look M nrdrrt t* ?>' day T? rma liberal Alio AfriiA ?' i li led mi our ,V li:niNcen t Faini'v Hi*>:ra. With invalu.ial# 1 iiualralad Aids ami eaparh Hiartin*a' -iJ?i* B. I'aiiar k Co, I'ablLbara, Phi iaiirlphl i. J U It D B E B A btimulaji'* the kccrr'ivn orci.a", iliua purilylm ino no.iii.iiin ? .ri xiut; K ih? IIUHIP It ib tu<* i*v iii'ai vxtr iot *?f ih?? t?t i?t of '.hat ntm' found hi Mr i/.ll, and t? one of tit* nio-?t wonder* fui t uc?? mi'1 in *ii'*r viol* known, and i? used in mrlr regul.-tr practicV ikx physicians ef tnnt nut oilier fouuiiiv-B It ?|.| m :?!< tU-* 11 V#f *i>tiV?, Hint 11 Ignition, purity ihn If loud, r?t?r# Vigor 10 the di-riili uti f t, nid is ( fpi tal i i riMfdy lor all dim*..*#* ot n s rnfulow* uttiii v and im>-? iri.ing troui poveriv or want of mood TUT IT Karaite'))' Urii,<tfi>is Wkoleatie by t * ff . <JUI rTKNTT< ?N. T .Sixth A vfuui, New York. ugast 19 -4w somcthiDi^ lYcfr<-A|ent? W T > ADEN PROLIFIC FT<OlTIi CORN.? I > This corn excels any other for bread, ;?in1 is host fur stock, it ripens six weeks esriit r than any other kind, anil grows Ironi 0 to 14 ears on a s. aik. The important points we claim for this new variety ol oi rn a.e those: J. One stalk of this corn hoars from fl to 14 acts; one hill w ith l wo si..Iks makes fi?m 10 to 25 ears? iiciiiA f nin /itto *iSi t\f oi-riin*/-! *R/.ni !?? " .J5 -?wwni three or lour tme-s a* many bushels on the same 5oii and with the same cultme as the common corn. J. The corn is hoarier in weight, lias as large an ear, thinner husk, an.I niakrs com meal, for family nso, sweeter and more nutritious, and valuable for feeding stock. 3. That ilwillginir and produce a profitable crop on ground where other corn will h>t grow to id a; in i> J. 4. It tipens earlier and is not liable to he caught, by host. 5. The grams ate large, pine ami white, and an ordinaly yield is from WO to 100 bushels to tlie aeie, on medium land. A line quality of Hour can lie made fiorn it. When gioand it produces a Hour analogous hoi li in appeaiauce an*' Uste to Hour, made JVom the best a bite wheat. ivven an epicme. would fail tw disliiiguii h between bread made horn llie two. The (Joi n shelled weighs til lbs to the Lnishe. ? w hich is 5 lbs heavier titan anv o'her quality. 1'KlUh.S iiV .XAll, POSTPAID. 1 .Sack $1 00. I tMark^ T4,.V) ;i ? vs .V). | 10 ? 7,oi) Kach a.tck contains 1.0)) sound grains. Sample su:ks with the ears on tlietu will be sent out to Agents. Write fur Thsti MoNI Al.s with terms to Agents. Hew are ol'sw indicts; no one else has the genuine seeds in this Mate except myself*. Wornn parlies adve.tls ing this corn and ottering to send stalks, vrlirn you order vf them they w rite you tout theirMalks ai? all gone. Kemember Agents ?> ' n ? '""'U'T*!'"i? atiiu * i itu Ml] it'i in.S at once before 'he agency fur your County i.t given to some one cise. A.ldicw, W. S.TJPTO.V, Cleveland, Tenn. GOOJ) Mading, ALL KLW IT! ALL LIZ2 IT! THE DETROIT FREE PRESS Hill tiriyhtur mui /ieltcr for 1877. Full ol Wit?J'mnor?l'aihna?Sketch ?Goaaip?Faahion?Incident ?Xowa?Home and Foreign Fuller?. Yon will onjoy u better than any other neWMji.Aper. "HOW HE WAS TEMPTED.'' A thrilling continued .Story, written for The Kiuck I'kkw. l>y "Blzoy Hay" 'Faulty Andre*.*), the noted Southern writer, wUJ be a feature of 1877. Weekly, post fraa, $2.00 per annum. In making up your list, atait with tl? I)r.Tnorr Fuk.k I'linea. '1JI i. P( )ST M AST EH IS AH EN T FO IT. fllfilli A \ - /V S?" vicrs Illustratod Price] Catalogs. Fifly pages?300 1 Hunt ratios**, Willi I)? script ions ol' thousands of the best I' ow?r and Vegetables in the world, and tbe way to grow iTieiu -all for a Two Cent pottage stamp. Printed i:i (Jermau and English. Viek's Floral Guide, (Quarterly, 25 ceule a year. Viek'a Flower aud Vegetable Garden, 54 cents in paper; lu elegant cloth covers, fi.00 Addiess, JAM KS VICK, Rochester, If, T. Vlck'fl Floral Quido e beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely iHu.itr^''* ted, aud containing elegant colored 1'low^f Plate with Um first number. Prion only 'it cents for the year. The first. No. for PJI7 just issued in Geruoau and English. Yj^V's Klu\*j?r Jt Vefeetable Garden, te \ pa|<er?*&V ceufa; witii elegant cloth covers 1 ?i.00. Nick's Catalogue?800 Illustrations, only S C fit its. Address, JAMES VICK, Rochester, 5fi. T VICK'S Flower *nd Vegata'aid Gardwi is lli? u,o?t beautiful wor* ol the kind in t.W* world. It contains t.early 150 pages, hundreds of hue illustration*,' and six < hrnra* ' Plate* of Flowers, beautifully drawn and ro oted bum nature. Price 50 rents in tpvera; Jf 1.1X) in elegant doth. Printed in ctarmaa aud English. N ick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 28 rente e yeaar. Vick'e Catalogue?300 Illustrations, only i routs' Address, JAMES VICK, Rochester, N T. VIOK'til FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS are planted by a million people in Atuoisca. fceo Vick'e Catalogue?300 Illustrations, only t cents. V ick's Floral Guide, Quarteiljr, 25 cents a year. Vick'e Flower and Vegetable Gardeu, A4 cents; with elegaut cloth covers 11.00. Address, JAMES VlCK, Rochester, N. V. Death to Hard Times! DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES! WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN NOUS cing to the citizens of I lorry thai w are now occupying our commodious \l.\f b'l'OKK, where we and shall keep constantly on hand a well selected mock, and general assortment of DRY GOODS, II ATM | IN D CAP8, BOOTH AND SUOES, 1IAKDWAUE, POT WARS If TABLE CUTLARY, CROCKERY, DRU AND MEDICINES, AG., AO. Groceries a Specialty. W? make the Grocery trad? a speciality ami shall at all limes nave on haul a com plot? stock. W? hav? now on hand I)UY SALTED BACON SIDES, DK\ SALTED BACON SHOULDERS PORK, FISH, BUTTER, lard, tea, coffee, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SYRUP, FLOUR of all grades, Croat the heat family btands to tine. Our advantages of receiving goods from New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, hy vessels coining out for lumber givea us a choice of luarK ?*, ami at very low freights, which will enable us to sell our goods al prices that will meet the demands of the times. BUCK A BE ATT. . Biicksvllle, S. C., July ill, 1870. july 'il)-tf Ho Chargc for Mhovrtnf 4wOO<ls? Ci all and examine our stock J and compare prices before buying BUCK wilt ATT. July 29 -1/ Family Groceries. XTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS. F.XIJ tra Family Flour, Goshen Butter, Chow-chow l'ickles, English dub-sauces, Tomato Catsups, Armstrong's Family Soap?Tho licst. Toilet Soaps, Ac. For sale l?y BUCK A BE ATT. Nice cloth slippers?suitable for old ladies ?only 75 cents, at Buck A Beaty's. Tom acoo!? Fiue cut and twist?Extra llise plug and Irest brands of Smoking Tobaoco? by iiuck <fc Beaty. Storage and Shipping. OUK SEW WAUKlfOU,SK~ IS NOW completed, it is large., secure well ventilated. We are now pref>ared t? receive, store, forward by boats and data oo the Jtiver. or ship by vessel or steamer leaving our wharves, all good*, wares or produce ?ntrusted to us. Our charges for storage, forwarding *q< shipping, we guarantee will l>e satistactory Us the parlies iuleruated. BUCK * BKATY. Buoksville, S. C. july '20-?f Money. We pay cash ^for old Benaty Land Warrants, they mre scattered nil over the South; send then by registered letter to GILNOBK ?V CO., F. St., WMhlajrtM, I>. C. ?o PaorLic's Savhuos Bajoc, TV ASniNtiTow, I). C., No*. 20, 18TB. Knowing Messrs. <ill,MOKE A<X>^ 1 (Mm pleasure ill recommending them *a rehahto aim! trust worthy *<ent* aim! attorney*. VV. Ji. VANDkkjat, ('oxhMr. nor 25I.ste laarcenae IH*c<?yeries by ?*TA.Nl.KY an* othera are juat added ?? the only oomplete Life and Labors of LIVINGSTONE. Ttila veteran explorer rank* tnoif the -whnA heroic flterea of lb : centnry. and tbla boo* ta one of ike Ton*t aUraotlve. fascinating, r!ek1r illHktrated aud marred!** valiime* ever i-taed. lieu.* the only entire mad ant knot to Mfe. tb* million* are eaxer for ft, and wiae-*wrt? a#eo?a ato wanted quickly. Kor proof ib<I term* wS tlltUR A Kl> llROS., Pukhakora. 7XS Saw. ?r , Phi la. daol ?