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- II rue SHerr 4oq1Vs%4 otl sensation in u iMS sad Austr4a 1n NM MadamotA0a .whiolr Wiseht#M, sod I WAI" has pro e es iveo 0 1fi the s9ea~.I r pm,~ and thesWlse M"nost s4a maf6k lesh $%aldffri An W'.aps pended with istructioq%Aq& Herr Hoeffn forbids- absolutely all purgative and emetic medicine will have in all cases a pernicious effect. Only strengthowing howritbaent, like bonflion, eggs, and so on, will hold np te vital powers, prevent the upp. a] palsy, and secure a quick onre. At the same time Iloefft forbids the touqh;g of the larnyx with "lapis infernalia," (nitrate of silver) because its use, in consequence of its tragility and the danger of the child swallow ing a pJ001,k not th -bb redoWmn ded. In the first place are.necessary pretty thick and Ipretty soft hair brushes, fastend on a solid stiqkt like a. heavy penholder. It is bet tor to have several of these brushes, and espgcially The physicians should alway.s cirry with ,them such brklah es, in'd the necessary inedicine in large quantities, and at the same time It would be a good thing if, in every house, brushes and medicine tWi ninodiato use were at hand. The medicine is compoed in the follow ing mater: Dissolve sixty grammes Qf acidum tannicum in one hundred and twenty grammes of hot water, and add to this solution ten grammes ot kalichiloricum, and there is a rein ody with which you can successfully overcome every case of diphtheritlis The manipulation is easy enough. Take some of the above solution in E little dish, wet it with a brush, and ir a quick movement, gliding over th< tongue, carry the brush into th4 throat, tur'n it right and left around its axis, draw it forth, clean it in v glas of weter, dry it, and repeat the p)rocedure three to six times, accord ing to the nassde of esime and bole tus in the throit. This 'operation must be repeated three times a day and, it it is possible, by the physiciani himself. If the children are intelli, gont enough, lot them gargle as oftez as possible with cold water, or a so In tion of kali chloricum-teaspoonful in a cup of water, while as to chiil' dien und&r four yeoars the throat and the mouth must be cleaned with an ot1er brih, and a solution of kali chloricum. Besides this, the mouth must be brushed every hour witb a solution of-tour grammes of borax and thirty grammes of rasberry syrup). The main point is, therefore, no iuternal medicioel In cases ol tenesmus a few little clysters, of twc or four ounces of cold water will be sufficient. Add to this a nourishine but light diet-veal or chicken soup, soft eggs,'the fleah of an anchovy, and 80 on--and let the patient drink only fresh and cold water. It must not be toargat.nAbat diphtheria is a very contagious. disease, and therefore the patienit must be separated from all other members of the family. The brushes for one.child cannot be used fort anoth)er patient; the sick roomn must be disinlected; the wash bowl and the dishes must be cleaned with *car bolic acid and water. In short you cannot be cautions onough if you would prevent your house from being t he scone of a horrible epidemical disease. IMports from numerous "hopper dozed" States indicate that the hop )eare hatching sout by the million, but that they mysteriously disappear in large numbers, seemingly, niot having suffleient vitality to success fully ma.ure, and the hope is thus gaining ground that they will not be as destructive to the growing crops as In former years. Three nie* were found hanging to a e->ttpn wood tree in Texas the other dlay, with a card stating this: "Cat tIe thieves, streb is lire." We don't want such life. "W~ell if this isn't meant" said aun i ndignitn bick-pocket. "IIeore's this ielIes a:goin about with this 'ere yal, Jer chaina, and when I pulls it ont there'aln't nd watch on the end of it.' Hard wrds msostly flow from sofi Lo.ids. A At g us e day. the folT0 ag inafes were aopted and ordered to be published In the Pierais BSzff TruL, to wit: Sorsox 1. Be it odalbed by the Intend that from and after t is date, drunkenness, Aghting, or --t---A-n jebgt, or aWtng In a bisteroes manner on th street, in pro, tt wn Marsbal and be brought bejQre the Council, and on conviction thireof albil jAy afifie of not less than Ave nor more than fifteen dollars, 4t tbiq discretion-i t oba'ezL NA9. 2. Aiy peson or pereas eavited ot :uig proMao or -ulgir language on the soreetW sido walks, shl pay a fine of not less than one nor more than five dollars for every sach ;Kise. Se. & Ap% person or persons guilty of obstructiu the 'ide *asby riding, or driv. ig wagons -ad vehicles of any kin$ whate. soever thereon, oT by hitching horses to fences or gates, shall pay a fine of one dollar. Sac. 8. Any person or persons found guilty of shooting on the streets or public highways within the incorporate limits, shall pay a fine of one dollar. SEc. 6. Any person or persons horae raging insie *f .ar9poraiou, shall-be. deem ed guilty pf ss 'S g', %nd op ,convUt ion thereof, shall0ay' a'. of not less thbn five no* more than ?Neen dollrs, at thediscretion of council. SEu. 6. Be it ordained by' the Intendant and Wardens, that any person or persops found loafing in-town for more than five .dsys, a4d ao4 engaged in some industrial pur*61t, shall be arrested by the town Marshal and brought before the council, ,nd upon failing to show some visible' teans of support, such person shall be requested to leave the town within the next twenty four hours,jad upon failing to do so, shall lie prosecuted for va grancy under the law of the State. Szc. 7. Be it ordained, that. any barkeeper or other persons licensed to sell -spirituous liquors, ard who allows a drunken and tur bulbnt crowd of men to congreg:te in and around his place of bueiuess to the disturb ance and good order of the t,)wn, shall be deemed guilty of fostering a nuisance and upon being found guilty, shall forfeit their licenses or be fined at the discretion of the council. Sze. 8. Be it ordained, that every person persons, living within the incorporate limits of this town and owning a dog or dogs, shall pay a tax of one dollar for each and every such dog, and shall put upon the neck of each dog a leather collar, inscribed by the Town Marshal with the initial letters, T. 1'. (Tax Pail) and all dogs found roving in the town without this collar on, shall be killed by the Marshal; Provided, that this ordinance shall not apply to dogs in the country that follow their owners into town. This ordin. ance.to take effect on and after the first day of May next. SF.c. 9. Be it ordained, that, it shall be th( duty of the Town Marslial to promptly arresi any person or persons wiho is fouand guailty ol violating any of the preceding sections and confine them in thie Guard House uietil they are discharged by the council. 8xc. 10. De it ordained, that if any per, son or persons convicted under the i recedin~ sect.ions, shall fail or refuse to pay thie tine or fines with cost Imposed, the council ma: compound them and received sireset labor, one days labor to be equal to one dollar in current funds; Provided, in all such caset p the laborer furnishes his own meals. ApprovA Aprial 21, 1877. JON .GOSETT, Intendant. C. P. Roin, Clerk. TUTT'S HEPTH ILLS TUTT'b PETPULYofee yILLLS TUTT'S W.H TT ND, mnPILLS. TUT'[eaeial t or f arto y PILLS TUTTS Thrtyea tncei th PILLS T UT'Soratic meie t r wthPILLS 'TUTS feeyar'TestLL offere Pils,ILLS TU'TT'8 n h huad ftsioil IL TUTT'Ssa thtth ill otively PILLS T UT'S re a saesa eut,ro a. 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In~ two ses were i wasgh per fored osaton haoaknplo the o astoshng ted ai ise ses of. te PuAGs, after tryie deren t rmedkoies, speDing Tth'a in. hpcoant, andfo the se of auffeiw bottles, hopeetomant bfoomye ugr gandealye mknown."s The 8WO 41So ft"Ra. IIendrieks and hwaWs ifeluld1d and others- Plaintiffs. James Boswell, Robert E Bowes, Wm A Clyde, Henry-4 -e111re4- W Russell Orlando C Folger and oth er-efendants' CoMIANT Vp /3MEr&. 'A I fit ord" de 1 Hon. T. H. Cooke, Judge of the E ghth Judicial Circuit, on the 18th day .f JuJy, A. D. 18t6,'each and -eyery of the heits at law of Tines -Emma Johnsou, ftrmerli TWn as Eirma Mansell, it any there bW thei than the Plaintiffs above named in this ac tion, are herpby sommonied anti required to appear before the Clerk of this Court, iden tify themselves and establish their claims to the funds to be distributed, herein on or be fore the 21st. day of July A. D. 1877, or forever be debarred of all benefit under the decree for distibutkon to be reqtdered iw, this action. f . Given under my handi and offee seal at Pickens, this the 15th day of July A. D. 1876. 8. D- KEITH, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for I ickpas Vou6ty, a. C. July 20. 1876 46 ly ZY LZ O Wyj!Mxurn en whofare o 0 or PaIrtic lIas sent free on applicatkn. Add with stamp, SOUTHEBN CO-OPURATWYX Co., NiVill% Tenn. ZYKALZYO1 THE SUN. 1877 NEW YORK. 1877 The different editions of THE SUN during the next. year will be the same as during the year that has passed. The daily edition will on week days be a sheet of four pages, and on Sundays a sheet. ot eight pages, or 56 broad columns; while the weeklt edition will be a sheet of eight pages of the same dimensions and character that are already familiar to our friends. The Sun will continue to be the strenuous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of the substitution of satesmanship, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility, and fraud in the adminstration of public af, fairs. It will contend for.the government of the people by the people and for the people, as opposed to government by frauds in the ballot box and in the counting of votes, en forced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its readers--a body now not far from a million of-souts-with the most care fuli, complete, and trustworty accounts of cur. rent evenits, andl will employ for this purpose a numerous and carefully selected staff of re iort eis andi coirespondenits. Its reports from Vashingt on, especially, will be full, accurate, and fearless; and it will dloubt less continue-to deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by usurping what the law does not. give them, while it wd'l .eavor to, ne.i-t the confidence of the public by diefending the rights of the people against the encroachments~ of unjus i. fled power. Thie price of the daily Sun will be 55 cents a month or $6 60 a year, post paid, or with the Sunday edition $7 70 a year. The Sunday edition alone, eight pages, $1 20 a year, post paiti. The Weekly Sun, eight *pages of 54 broad columns will be furnished dsuring 1977 at the rate of $1 a year, post paid The benefit of this large reduction from the previous rate for The Weekly can be enjoyed by individual subscribers without the neces sity of making up clubs. At the same time, if any of our friends choose to aid in extend. ing our circulation, we shiall be grateful t< them, and every such person who sends us ter or more subs9cribers from one place will bi entitled to one copy of the paper for himsel without charge. 40t one dollar a year. post age paid, the expenses of paper and printing are barely repaid; and, considering the 6554 of the sheet and the quality of its contents we are confident the people will consider Th Weekly Sun the cheapest newspaper publish ed in the world, and we trust also one of th very best. Address, TIlE UN, New York City, N. Y. TRI CiONCLI AND INTIN Is Published Daily, Tri weekla and Weekly, -A T A U GU STA, G A. Dv WALSH & WRIGhIT, PRIOPRIE'TORS. F~ull Telegraphic Dispatches from all pointt Latest and Most Accurate Market Reports Interesting and Reliable Correspondenc from all parts of Georgia, South Carolina and Washington City. GEORGIA AND) CAROLINA NEWS A SPE CIA LTY. DAILY: One Year, $10 0 Six Months, 6 0 TRI-WEEKLY: One Year, $t6 0 Six Months, 2 5 WEEK LY; One Year, '$2 0 Six Months, 1 0 Price, Twenty- IVy. Cent. ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH EDITIOlN Cont aintog a complete list all the towns in th United States, the Territories, and the Do mnionion of Canada, having a population grea er than 5,000, according to the last censut together with the names of the newspaper having the largest local cIrculation fn eael of the places named. Alsai, a catalogue o newspapers which are recommended to ad vertisers as giving greatest value in proper tion to p rices qh rged. Also, all neCwspapqr in the U nited mtes and Canada printin1 over 5,000 copies each issne. Also, all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and Me chanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Edu cational, Commercial, Insurance, Real Es tate, Law, Sporting, Musical, Fashion, amk other special class journal; Yery complet4 lists. Together with a complete iset of ovei 300 German pap1ers printed in the Ulnite< States. Also, an essay upon advertising; many tables of rates, showing the cost of ad vertising in various newspapers, and every thing which a beginer in advertising wonl like to know. Address OEO. P. IROWEJLI & Co., 41 Pak nnow v Yk 10! Evr man inh Conyo J',I ilW~ ~q~P ikens - SUUL BEASBC 1E Evey mn ho as ve live hee nFhQmoe away, SHiUL BEAgUBCRBEl 0O ELarey n theon Countieof Evr an ho extnvnWernve SHUDB- SUBSCRIBER COD.WS.E EPORtTS vLargey an therr ou inguty Cutes ranonsexenle.Wstr Eie N orhCaoin1 ~W&DRTISW FL. 1877. UN8~lastic: year in divided into two Term of weeks each. The First Term MeSM48 February 6th, and ends June 22d; Term eommemoes July 28d, and de 8t ing two weeks after ,o" MWMISent~ of the Term, will be pegtf e )oTertheetw og Tote 4too t04 t n at the commencement, when the. several elasseem%1O I) R_UrARTMX d4 2 ' fa di,ull 2d term-- glnad tai contilped; Primary Geolraf 1ental Arithmetfe, Zzercises In Writi1' INTSBURDIATX CLASS. 1st Term paulftm fir Jt i continued: QeogyA&IMu ~ dIns Xnglish Oramar Elemento of Written Arithmetic; 2d, n I&r1 Elements of Wr tten Arithmeti1 completed; Intermediate Geogrp4gconpleted; Analyt ical English Grammar, Primary U. S. His tory- Ex in riting. ca41ir h.r0% Ile4 Ton na Aht tic; Towns nalysis of Words; 24 Teos,Swenre'sI Analysis of Eg R-b Languag; Arithmetic continued; Smaller Composition; IRget- 0. &1Hiistory. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. jusloa 1lA. lst Term Latin Grammar and Harkness' Eirst 4 ;ookj;0&eadq;+ eAA b"; Rd Term-FqpJ3o1w 9 Arnold's second Latin Book on Analysis of the Latin Sentence; Greek Orammar; .Kendrick'& Greek Ollendorff; Greek Iteader; Davies' Algqyeb completed; Natural Philosophy. INTERMEDIATE CLASs. Ist Term-Six Books of Virgil; Grw' k Reader completed; Plain Geometry; Higher Composition and Rhetorio. 2d Term-SPilust'w Ctali & Jqurtha; Xenophon's Aziabasis; Higher Algebra commenced; Solid and Spherical Geome. try completed; Chemistry. SNIOR CLASS. lst Term-Cicero's Select Orations; Xenophons Memorabilia; Trigonometry and Surveying; Roman History; Latin Prose Composition. 2d Term-Horace entire;mSix Books of the IliAds: Greek Prose 0 opoiition; Algebr4 60'd#leted; Astr6botay. The above course will prepare can didates for admission into the SoPto MORE CLASS of any of our Southern Colleges. Students, who do not stand a satisfactory examination upon the several studies ot ench class, wviii rTot be allowed t,he privilego to advance to the next higher, but be retained in such class, till ail the studies of it be satisfatctoiy completed. TUITION OF PRIMARY DEPARlT3IENT Rm TERM. Junior ClaRs, '-. - 8.00 Intermediate Class, -. 12.50 Senior "- . 15.00 Preparatory Department, 20.00 No deduction will be made for lost time except f rom prolonged sickness. Monthly reports of punctulity, de portment, an)d recitations in eanon atu dy, wiill be furnishe0 parents. J. II. CARLISLE, Principnl. Dec. 23, 1875 17 tf Fits and E pilepsy POSITIVELY CURED. The:worst caseb of the .longs standing, by usldg DR. IIUBIARan's Cure. It has Cured Thousands, and will give $1,000 for a case It -will to benefit. A bottle sent, free to all addressing J. E- DiIBIILE, Chemist, Office: 1355 Broad way, New York. SHUN DRUG POISONS. Volta's Electro Belts and Bands are indorsed by the most eminent physicians in the world for thme oure of rh,umatism, neuralgia, liver eomplaint, dyspepuia, ki,inoy disease, aches, pains, nervous disorders, fits, female complaints, nervous and general de bilit y, and other chronic diseases of the chest, head, liver, stomach, kidneys and blood. Cook with~ full particulars free by Volta Belt Be , Cincinnati, 0. KETROPOLITANr W 0 R KE8e CANAL ST., rRoM SIXTH TO SEvENr, RICHAIOJD, : : YIRGIN1A. ENGINES. Portable and Stationary, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Boilers, Castings of Brass and Iron, Forgings, &o. A R CIIIT ECTUR A b E IRON WORK, In all its branches. done by experled6ed hands iMPROVED PORTABL ENGINES for driving Cot ton Gins,; Threshing 'Maohinee, Separator., Grist Mills', be. Ar n'mber of second-hand Engines and Boildre of tations patters, In Airst. rate order', on head. Repair work soleited an-l promptiy done. WM. E. TANE &CO. Oct 14, 7 ly S enator-R E Bowen. Represent ative-D F Bradley and E. II Bates Clerk of Court-John 3 Lewig. Judge of P-obate-W 0 Field. SAerif--Joab Mauldin. C'oroner--Berry B Earle Bchool Commsseoner-O W Singletoni. Tesurer --- A4rfi4ot m.u!ont omishosB Johnson Chai.. rman---ohnT Lwis Ths PLooper. Clerk Cony Commisioner, C L Hollingsworth. Trai Justices-Easley, Luke I. Ar1i---Ba lubrity, --------entral, James A Liddell-Pickene C II., C L Hollinigsworthm and 0 WV Taylor-Ducuwil/e. J B1 Sutherland Railroad willfn-tBw LeftsUr m Qqbsbb18 p al * bliow 04D9 J OR AUGUSTA. (Smadays eseepted.).titws Arrive at AvFO ui # A. Loave Coli Arrive at p peton 445 Leave Augusta 9 0f 6 Arriv at Charleston 446 CUiftif NU '; --'. 1Ito-. Arrive at Columbia LeaV Colniib - r AUGVSTA NIGHT EXPIF3S. Leave Charleston Arrive at Augusta Leave Augsta. 8 80 va Arrive at dhbaleston 7 -n OUIMAVALL1 TLAIN.; Leave Poieflee Arrive a*ClknanaWd4-.,:,ga Connects at iP t F3pU% d.ya] with Up ad I,P" sf 494 Irsoegr FrAinq. Day and Night diw 6o"t" itAUt with Georgi Rorooaefflu .84 *Wuo Railroad and Oedtra kailrtad. This roate viA Atautk is the qqtb"t.-4td. apM Ak6*9 route, and as comfortable and "a Y. other route, to Wintgonery, et I, New Orle&as, :d:All other ante 4Zwebt, and to Louisville, Cincinnati, icago, St. Louis. and all othe pointa West a dNeAh west. Day Tr'in conneets A telabia wih il Through Train on charlottee Ro#d (wh leaves at 9 p. in.) for all poinis'Ntrli. Night Train connects with Local'Isfa [which leaves Columbia at 8 a. m.].for points on charlot te Road. Laurens Railroad Train.eo"ueets at:ew. berry on Tuendays, Thursdays . &ad atjr. days Up columbia Night Train coneetadIely with the Greenvilleand columbia Railroad, 8. 8. SOLOMONS, 'tpetinteddist. S. B. PacKass, General Tikit Agen Greenville & ColuMbla. . CHANGE OF SCHEDILE, Passenger trains run daily. Sundays excepo ed, connecting with night trains 'en S odth Carolina Railroad up and.down.. Onras aft er Monday. December 18, the following will be the Schedule: UP Leave Columbia at 74 Leave Alston at9.5a Leave Newberry at 1.1aa Leave Cokesbury at2.7pm Leave lBelton at .0pi Arrive at Greenville at &Sp Diown. Leave Greenville at 80 ai Leave lielton at 4Qai Leave Cokesbury 1.0am ..eave Newberry at 24 Leave Alston at 4 pi Arriv at olumia a7.46 a m g~~Conectat Aaton ith9rai 6 an te Bparanbrg nd UionRairoa 10.86ec atm goin Norh an Souh onthe hayl.60e ya luwba un Auustaand he il8i.to a Coksbuy a 2.6 pin. couinctIu;42 p Trrine fro Columbia. *atcom.do Trl6 a ~1ay,Conne a ltowith rais e th osprburg t1.6 and. Unon Raload ; tonneet at thColbwt h Trains orenl. Lae-O.t Lba Trin fairoad oupbaddw. lowt.ri. AumbOn Austa AND th Wlmigtn R cG DBBVILEiON l. Treave Ab eville at5.1a 0. aonne Leag witeronyrain ate Grevl.4 6iave LoesbuAnroat 6pS,cnetn.8 ail T Lrarom oluba .Aco60alo prair Leakebr atn11.to ats. or.60h pria ei Lehe Pown Trinrolrenile 0.86e pA, Arrivle at 1 o'chloc p.7,16agea pit (g TAincfomolaiTan ewe J~taa clyLeave leton at 9.0.86.,o *a r LuervMAden at 0pi. co.86a wit mp Leae el oe era- 83p.60 pdna Leav Anerso a S4.60U4n Leave ateAdletn at 3.5 p i Leave Perryailiey6.8. p am LArve at Walla .7:1 p a LAvcommodation. Trin bewenelenad dyLeave ltoat 9.0 1m,o a rr Anevr. at, at0 p., 8nci wi0 aUp LeareIv THOMASDODA74AD, Lean a tmisthra An aanwa LeAvesTNfoo Ti ATw0aD-Da LY. LArve at AtlantaM at 3 p m LeaveWestinste at, - , . p l Leor Bea cityla, po4~4tm tale Lave nral anton ti8 s eg 6 4 ra poettvo Eaey ' e 1~iiat . . 12 a, Arrive at chaslori, 08~soe, wad. a ssfornia ay osowaD -D~.Allv .. Weake arenrqdia& aAa,Oc N 2LeIyI.Kenillteoa, 6t~is 4Q s, LNoe oney audg es fI 06t ai rat Eiant great~ and 1e 4ifomd a to mLerowadsaity baa~quc tas Lad farminstpeert. a mral aln orenalnohto C Ia reard tLtrP s Oaiiornia a t o d sF&,aT.