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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-15
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
picKESs--IN oRDMARY.
'"'''' vs. N0s0f' Admir- Petition for final set,lI

James Hs n0sor' Admir- reti,Ion for final se,uII
Edward Rogers, etal ment' Z
appearing to my satisfaction that Tempcrant
L McWhorter. John McWhorter, Hugh Roeek
Prudence brennan, Ellender Robinson; an the Hei
at law of John Rogers, deceased (names and nuo,-
Der unknown) defendants in this case reside with-
out the limits of this State 10 is ordered thor
fore, that the said absent defendants do appear in
the Court of Ordinary. TO be holden at Pickens !
H., on Friday the 9th day Of Pebrnpry next TO sho
cause, IL any they can, why a final settlement ofl
the Estate of James Rogers; senior, deceased
should not be made on that day, und dcore6 had
thereon; also, TO reader ther advancements, nn,f
receive their distribHiyo shares in said Estate +
W II. HoLG0MBE, o.Bp. Il
ordinary's once, Oct 30, 1860 81.
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Vermont Historical Society.

The regular, Semi-Annual Meeting of
the Vermont Historical Society will be
held in Brattleboro, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, 18th and 18th inst, com
mencing on Tuesday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Papers will be read on subjects ger
name to the objects of the Society, by
Gov. Hail, Hon. Geo. Folsom, Hon. H
Cuts, and Rev. Pliny H. White. The
Topic of Gov. Halls paper, we believe
embraces the early and revolutionary
history of Bennington County; that Of
Mr.. FolsOm's is the extremely interest
ing one of Champlain, the discoyerer oil
eur Lake; and Mr.. Cults will discuss
the life and public services of the late
Consul Jarvis the Rev. PIiny H
White of Coventry, will read paper or
the runaway pond in Glover, with whose
remarkable history and incidents, he ha,
made himself very familiar
This special meeting promises to bt
one of especial public interest, and VIZ
trust there will be good attendance o
the members of this reviving Society
whose special field Of investigation ant
research is SO full of historic interest anc
incident. Burlington Times.
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81 The Washington correspondent
of the New York Journal of Commerce
says:
Proofs multiply upon US every day
that there IS no disposition on the part
of either Breckenridge OF Douglas men
for conciIiation, union, cooperation or
compromise, or anything else but a
Kilkenny cat fight.
After while it is possible that the
Breckenridge party may become the
Democratic party of the North, and, in
the cource of events, this party and its
principles of equality of rights in the
Territories viii become predominant in
the North. But the Douglas men expect
to keep up the contest, on their side, for
at least one more Presidential contest
after the pending one.
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81 An English volunteer captain, de-
string to cross field with his company.
came to an opening in the fence large
enough to admit two persons, but no
more, to pass abreast. Unfortunately he
could not remember the words of com
mand which would have accomplished the
difficult task of filing through but his
ingenuity did not desert him, and there
fore he ordered halt, and then said,
" Gentlemen, you are dismissed for one
minute, when you will fall in on t'other
side of the fence"
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" Western New York ministers have
strange experiences sometimes in the
collection of their salaries in proof
OF which allow me to send one of my
own, occurring not very long time since.
A trustee waited on me with the
very agreeable information that he'd
been collectin' latterly.' As the sum
due was equivalent to a quarters salary,
was very glad He hemmed and
hawed, stuck his tongue out with leisure
ly rolling from the right, and then bolted
with He hadn't got much
Hardly anticipating what was coming,
l was, however, very sorry
WE'LL said he, they're going to pay
up after long; but only got dollar
out on 'em this time, handing me four
silver quarters A quarters salary
with vengeance! thought but the
END was not yet
: Got that out of an tafdel,' he con-
tinued. He whit goin' TO give nothin,
but | told him he might have a funeral
in his family before the year was out,
and this young minister would otficiate.
He said he hadn't thought of that and
he'd give a dollar toward it,
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FIRE IN New YoRK.-New York
July l6.-Thirty-four dwellings, stables
and stores, on Pig alley, Washington
Ferry and Charles streets, were burned
this noon. The fire originated in the
wire mandatory of VIM. Van Tassel
in Pig alley. Among the buildings de-
stroyed were the stables of the New
York Ice Company. The rest of the
buildings were occupied as tenements.
groceries, &c. One hundred and City
families were rendered houseless. Sew
erai hremen were more or less injured.
All the buildings in Pig alley were de-
stroyed. Loss 100000.
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STATE OF yERmO Mt.

The PROBATE Court for The Districtof Orleans;
| TO ALL PERSONS interested in the estate
il Of Dladama NJ. Laura E., and Jerre F.
Smalley, minors, residing in Troy, in said dis
trict, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that Abel p Smalle Y,
Of Troy aforesaid, guardian unto said minoFs,
has filed IN said court his petition in writing for
license to sell hi- sand wards shares, being one
undivided fith part Of lot No. g, in the 9Th, and
lots No. and 7, in the 18th ranges in JAY; also
lot No. 81, in the first, and lot NJ. 8, in the ID
divisions IN #estfeld. in Orleans codniy; and
setting firth as 1easons for such sale, that Il
will conduee 10 the interest of his said wards to
sell the whole Of their said real estate, Tor the
purpose Of putting tie proceeds thereof At inter
est, or investing f il stocks, or in other rea !
estate"
Therefore II is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given 20 all persons concerned
therein, 10 appear before said court al session
thereof, 10 be held NJ said irasbarEh, on the Zd
day Of August, 1850, that they may be heard ~
the matter and show cause why license should
not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall re published three weeks
suceessiye.y 10 the Orleans independent Stand
ard, newspaper printed at irasourgh IN this
state, the last Of which pnbiicasOns shall be be-
iore the day assigned Tor bearing as Aforesaid
Given uader NV band al the Probate Office,
IN lrasburgh, this ith day Of duly. A. d. 1860
Ssws ii. CARPENTER, Judge.
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The DOUBLE MAMMOTH CIRCUS AND MESGG-
ERIE Of q. F. BAILEY & Co., Late A. Turner's )
will exhibit in Wells River on Friday, the goth
of July; and in Stanstead on Monday, July 2Gd
| This company IS the oldest, most complete, and
only combined establishment now travelling
The animals are of the largest specimens of
LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, PANTHERS.
APES, HYENAS, BEARS, MONKEYS, &c. +
The Company has a selection of PEDESTRIANS
and Acrobats from the cities Of New YORK, Lon
don and Paris entirely new and pleasing, Civ
ing more sports greater variety Of performances,
more astonishing tricks, funnier clowns, and the
largest company that ever visited this State Civ
ing twenty different performances in the arena
each exhibition. The animals and circus viii
be exhibited under one pavilion. with ample
| room. Seats all around the tent. Nothing shah
be wanting to make this an agreeable and salts
factory entertainment.
Doors open at and P. NJ. Performance to
commence at 2 IL and 10 P. NJ. Admission
% cents. c. H. FARNSWORTH, Agent.
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operating upon US to the detriment OF
our health, we should be living simply
as the Indians do, and should be failing
to the duties of our position as an en-
frightened portion of the Christian world.
There is one disease alone, the scourpe
OF Vermont, carrying off annually a
large and most interesting portion of
her population, which it would be inter.
ssting to know the history of in connex-
Ion with a regular, careful series of
meteorological observations. We need
hardly say that we allude to the scarlati.
ma. How many parents heart has
been wrung by this insid:ous disease as
1t hurried off the promising blossoms of
their hopes to untimely graves; and
still probably nothing more is known of
its character than there WAS fifty years
ago. Not a record has been kept to
show what kind of seasons prevailed
whether wet or dry, warm or cold, regu.
lar or changeable, in which this disease
has ragged the most The old Academ Y
IN the middle of the town now dates
back more than half century since
its establishment, and what an interesting
and valuable series of observation upon
The weather might it not have been able to
furnish in that time like light, throw
ing its illuminating influence back into
the dusky past and far into the future?-
But as it is, the old institution is all
silent in this respect, and we have no
more knowledge of the true climate Of
Vermont now than we ever had.
To remedy this evil, and to place
Vermont among the foremost communi-
lies in the development of meteorologi-
cal science, position for which her
admirable organization, social, political
and educational, fit her in a remarkable
degree, a very little legislative attention
only would be necessary. An appropria-
ton from the State of some fifty or sixty
dollars for the purchase of meteorological
instruments for each of the fourteen
counties of which the State is composed
would probably be all that is needed to
set the machinery going and secure its
regular operation. For there is undoubt-
eddy some one school, academy or college
IN each county that would gladly under
take a series of observations provided
they were furnished with the proper
instruments. These latter could doubt
less be had, at first, from the Smith
sonian Institution; and subsequently
they could be procured through the
Secretary of the Board of Education.
One copy of the observations sent annu-
ally, say to the State Librarian at Mont
pelier for preservation, and another
kept at the place of observation, would
be all that is necessary to bring the State
within the scope Of regular system of
recorded Meteorological science, and
place her on level in this respect with
New York and the other most advanced
States of the Union. ]. w.P.
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For the Standard.
MRS. AS SONG OF TRIUMPH

How sweetly sing the little birds,
On every shrub and tree;
Oh /! now they sing to Jesus praise,
They sing song with me-
For Christ has helped me break the yoke,
Of many mighty kings,
Which held our souls in perfect fear,
And siavish bondage brings.
OH glory, glory to the Lamb,
Who full salvation brings;
Let nations praise His holy name
Who breaks the yoke of kingsT
Though Babylon held mighty sway
O'er all the nations round,
Her virgin daughter knew the way,
To bring her 10 the ground
For Christ his mighty arm made bare,
To shield her from her foes;
And friends, while in the lions lair,
In countless numbers rose.
Oh! glory, glory TO the Lamb,
Who full salvation bring,;
Letnations praise His holy name,
Who breaks the yoke of kings.
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WASHINGTON, July To- Congress
having made no provision for an increase
Of the revenue, the loan bill being de-
signed for the redemption of outstanding
treasury notes, the government is left to
depend entirely upon the ordinary re-
ceipts of the treasury. But as the Gus
toms revenue indicate a heavy CONNER
cial business, the treasury department
has no intention Of inviting proposals I'M
der It at this time.
The following postmasters have been
appointed; ]. Mechanics, at Rutland,
VI; j. Leavitt, at St. Adams; Harvey
Goodrich, at Albion.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust
all CLAIMS and demands of all persons against the
estate OF John Mcpherson late OF b erb
III said district, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term Of six months from the 18Th day q
July, 1850, being allowed by said Court, to
the CREDITORS OF said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before MS:
Give notice, that we will attend TO the duties
OF our appointment at the Inn Of Joseph Bates,
I'd, IN Derby, IN said District, on the I'd Satur-
day OF january, 1851, at o'clock, in the after
noon, on said day
HAIRY HINMAN,
JACOB BATES. Cemm rs
Derby, July 18th, ls60.-3Ow3.
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60 The Herald enumerates 27l Dem
oeratic papers for Douglas, and 155 for
Breckenridge.
Douglas does not seem to take in Del
eware. A dispatch says the long-talked
of Douglas meeting at Wilmington last
Saturday afternoon Was total failure.
Nobody present.
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ects Of secret habits of Youth
GZ- Every Father should preseuta copy to his
Son.
In the dread catalogue Of human disease 50
destructive drain upon the system, draws is
thousands Of victims through few years OF SUI
fering down 10 an untimeiy grave. II destroys
the Nervous System, rapidly wastes awsy the
energies Of life, causes mental arrangement
prevents tho proper deveiopement Of the system,
disqualifies for marriage. society, business, and
all earthly happiness, and leaves tic sufferer
weakened in the body and mind, predsposeE 70
Consumption, and train of evils more 70 be
dreaded than death tselE With the fullest con-
fidence assure the unfortunate victims of Self
Abuse, that permanent and speedy cure can be
effected, ahd with the Abandonment Of rainous
practice nv patients can be restored t5 robust
vigorous health
ANY person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps Win receise copy By mali under seal.
GZ- TO FEMALES. II
T. Also tie celebrafed emale Monthly PfIh.
name from the exrraes of Cotton Root Il remedy
used for year, amafg tie female slaves a ihe
South. IN form Of asc0ctioa or tea n0w lor the
FIRST time iHtTo3ueea into general use. Price one
DottlT, sent under seal bv mali Married LadIss
must not use them. Address IS above.
L.R. HERRiCK. NJ D.,
5syI Drawer 70, Albany, r. r.
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CoMmIssIONENs. NoTICE.

DIR. AARON PIERCE'S ESTATE.
HI Subscribers, having been appointed by
the hon. Probate Court for the District Of
orleans. Commissioner, TO receive, examine aud
ADJUST all claims and demands of all persons.
against the estate of DR.. Aaron Piece. late al
Barton, IN said district deceased, represented in
solvent, and the term Of six months from the 18th
day of July, 1850, being allowed bv said
Court TO the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Us:
Give Notice, that we will attend to the duties
OF our appointment at the d9elhng-honse Of
Mary B. Pierce in Barton, IN said District on the
second Saturdays Of October and January next,
AZ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, on each OF said
days.
J. F. SKINNER. c-.
F. S. FRENCH. commissioners.
Barton, July 18th. A D. ls6o-sows
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"a There are sixty-nine democratic
papers in Indiana, all but FIVE of which
sustain the nomination of Douglas and
johnson decidedly; not one Of the five,
however, support the Breckenridge ticket
as vet.
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ca The Washington Star has infor-
nation that Hon. w. A. Richardson of
Illinois declares that, as between the
election of Breckenridge and Lincoln,
he prefers the triumph of the latter.
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DIED.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING july 10.

In Coventry, on the I4th instant, Albertina
Georgiana, daughter Of James Tice, aged Il
years and 10 months,
In Glover. July 18th, Joseph II. Dwinnell,
Esq, aged 5s years.
Keene, N. H., papers please copy.
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g. The New York Herald is of the
opinion that in view of the tightness of
the political money market, $4,000
would render the combination of the
Democratic factions of that State as easy
as the work of establishing new shin
plaster faetorg.
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81 Cassius NJ Clay is to stump
Southern Indiana for Lincoln and Ham
lin.
The Louisville Journal says; If ii
will be any consolation to our Breckin-
ridge and Lane friends, we can. after
having Thoroughly examined their chance
IN the election, assure them that thew
have a dead thing Of It,"
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* ACRES of good land, belonging to widow
~ Lucy A. Vance, and lying in the east part
of Albany. five miles from Barton Village. On
the land are good new house and barn, both Of
which are well supplied with good water.
For further particulars enquredf
JAMES VANCE.
IrasbuTgh, July 10, 1860 80
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
n Et..y 49,. ell r.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
J,tst PstJlished. IN a .Sealed Enrelope,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT hED
- RADICAL CURE UF SPERNATOE-
RH0EA. or Seminal Weakness. se1ual Brbiii y,
Nervousness aud INVOLUNTARY Emissi0us. iudpc-
ing Impotence AID aseh,ai and Pilysieai in1apa-
city.
Au3hor pf 'sIhe Green ggea &e
The worid-reuowued suihoT r. tiis aan.fabie
Lectare, cleary ptoscs from Isis own ezperiance
that The awful c5n-eqnsaces Of aeit-abuse may
be efectuaAy removed wiffIgdt Medicine and
without daugGraus Surgical operations .boagies,
iBsirHThents, rings Of cordiais; pointing oa1 q
mode 81 ea9H ~ oace aeriaia aua effect sal. ~
which every sufferer no matter What hissge5 ainn
fnav Be- thay cure himself cssablR pSSga'elg aud
radically 1ts Lecture viii prove boo. 10
thousands ami thoasands.
hsUi Baaer seal 70 Hfg aderesss p0a fsfsd on
the Feccipf u two p0staaf amps, - addressing
Dr. CHARLES !. q. KLINE, d. D., 400 First
Avenue, Sew York, Poet ~ 1855. tlgi
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Row. WOW. WOW.

nOG LOST.-Stayed from the subscriber a
IL day or TWO since, my bisck shsggy New
iounaland dog, with one white spot under ass
neck. He Is about ten months old. whosser
viii return him 70 me viii be literally re Tardsd
AFRO BRYANT
irzs8urgh. Julv II. 1884
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Flows.

FEVHE celebrated Bristol Piow" j for sale sy
i me. Also fhe t Wo0ley ploN 4 rev art
rival 81 each. i is sen knoan 20 farmers That
these are BE best kl1ds nov before tbs pafilc
s STANFORD.
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g Col, North of Albany, special
agent Of the post Office department since
1883. has been removed for supporting
Douglas.
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AND ALL DISEASES Of TIE THROAT 6 LUNGS
ONE TRIAL

Every medical man to whom the fornula Ct
this medicine has been submitted, has concurrsd
in the following, from one Of the best physicians
in the country:
This is to certify that Messrs. E. B. Magoon &
CO., have submitted for my examination the Tor.
mula of " WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND, = and
DO not hesitate to say that IA my opinion it is
an excellent ALTERNATIVE ana EXPECToR-
ANT, and safe in all cases. / have prescribed
it in some instances, and can freely recommend
IT as remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, &c.
GEO. E. BURLINGTON, NJ. D.
Novarnhar IN 1870
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eg Drink only when thirsty, at meals
or at any other time, and then take
natures own beverage.
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LIBERATION.

THIS certifies that / have given my son,
L Marshal Hunt, his tirfie durihg the remainder
of his minority. shall pay no debts Of bis con-
tracing, nor claim any Of his wages after this
date. NATHAN HUNT.
July nth, 1850. 30w3%
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HUNITsF.
DH G. Armg SIR. checrfnlly comply WIN tho ~
guest Of your agent aud Fsnert % Of the sscn
l have realized with your SarsafArillA
have CURED With a. IN practice most a ths RIM
paints for Which u Feccmmcnded and have f,und its
ELECTS truly wonderful IN the uf lenrsdi and Mr..
evgfal pssass. One ~ my patients had syrhtc uesrr
IN DIS throat Which wers consuming his palate and t
TOP q hts menths Your sarsspnrila, steadily taken
cured hlta ~ I'VE Neeka Another attacked by
ondsFY symptoms ga hs ndEe, and the liberation had
saton asAy oonsdershe part II L. that believe bs
disorder would soon raeh his brain AMI I'm him But a
yielded % y administration Of Sahr sarsansgilla fhs
ulcre healed aud he Is veil again % course without
some dlsilgurstpn 20 bis hces woman y DO had been
~sed Tor The ssme dsofdef BY mercury VA suffering
npm Tbs lsop % her bones. They he'd become 40 sen
stire g the weather that damp day she suffered "a
srucsttns psin IN heE joints and bones She tee vas
cured entirely hy your safssfsliila IA ! iw sseks
know fon 10 formula. which your agent gave mo- that
this Preparations from your laboratory must he great
With Il have not surprised me-
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MOSES F. VARNEY,

Prin Missisguoi Valley Academy.
Having had the agency OF Weeks Magic Com-
pound for some time past, and having sod a
large quantity of it. am free 10 say that have
never sold any medicine that gave such univer-
sal satisfaction. ] do not know of single in
stance in which it has not given the best satisfc-
tlon when it Has been Used. It saved the life of
one OF my children in severe attack Of the Group
and has entirely cured brotherrin-Iaw of mine
Of terrible cough, when he thought TO be
| in the first stages of consumption. | have
known it to be used with the same success by
others.
XIV. RoWEEL.
Irasburgh, May Sd, 1850
MsssRs E. B. MACON & Col have had =
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. 1t
is regarded by those who have used it here as the
best medicine III the country for Coughs, Group,
Sore Throat, sc. al speak in its praise.
E. B. SIMONDS.
Glover, May 5th, 1860.
70 Testimonials like the above are constantly
being received from all sections of the country
where " WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" has
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale ana retail by
+. B. MACON & CO., St. Johnsbury, VT, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
70 Sold by Druggists and Merchants general
iy.-2l.