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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-01-04


THE BANKRUPT LAw.-Mr Clinton y.
Rice, Of New York, who is preparing report
of the operations Of the Bankrupt Law, is in
receipt Of a numbor Of letters from, Cuu,us.
sionors in Bankruptcy, inquiring when the
fifty per cent. clause Of tho Bankrupt Act
went into effect. There seoms to be diver
sity of opinion on tho subject, not only among
the Commissioners, but among United States
Judges and lawyers. Seine claim that this
clause took effect Immediately on the passage
of the law, while others assert that it did not
go into operation until June, 1867. It is
probable the matter will be submitted to
Chief Justice Chase for his decision.
CoNFEDERATE MoNEY.---In New Orleans,
last week, the great case of Weaver vs.. An.
foux, which has olcitcd so mucil learning and
ability in the lower and the Suprem
Court, has been finally decided by tho latter
tribunal, The judgment of tho Court be.
low in favoriof Weaver was confirmed The
points involved were, whether party, who
has given mortgage for a loan made in Con.
foderato notes, could resist the enforcc,,ont &c
the mortgage, whom he he'd. used the notes in
question n TO reloaso previous mortgage. The
supreme Court deoidod that he could not avail
hmself OF such aploa after accepting and
using the notes as they had been used. Tho
Judgment was therefore in favor Of tho mort.
gage, T. .S u.
sszS 1sS Arichr ohinaman, Of San zEanoiaco,
Was was recently r. buriedin coffin which cost 81,
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SPARE LINES.

Some people think that the beast with
ten horns in Revelations, is intendod to
represent the sin Of drunkenness.
.Kisses' .sys Sam Slick, "are like Gre
aiion, because they arc made out OF moth.
ing and arc very good" e
"Thcy are also" says the Galaxy, 'siiks
sermons, requiring two heads and an appli.
cation" = z
Smiths wife discovered hcrold ben st,
ting IN tho back yard, and ''hust op her
nest. Boon after The poor wife Ncamc in
much excited, and said: "My dear Hook
the eggs from ,.browpe,' and she has gone
and sat onto nj, old meat ax." "Let her
set said the bilious Old fellow, "if che sets
on mn ax maybe she u ha,cheil"
A lady called ut store recently, and IN.
p,iirc,l Of young clerk for .rrcwel." Not
willing to appear ignorant. nor exactly
romprehending her, he handed down a
twisted cow.skin. "Why." said the lady,
"ihat is not what ] want" "Well,' 70.
piled the boy, @tha, is the cruclest thing l
know Of"
Our finer feelings arc like tho evening
primrose, NIL the sunligh, but shuts them
cluser. And yet. when evening comes and
,lews are falling, IL you will watch, you will
see, the twilight with gentle influence un-
roll them one by one, with visible motion
each blossom throwing forth, ms il opens
its offering Of delicate odor.
In western city certnin doctor, who
was acting ms ( sort Of master Of ceremo-
mics nj public meeting, arose ut the pUp'
er time. and, advancing tn the front OF the
platform, said: The audience will now
be oddrssed iriih prayer by the Rev. Mr.
s." Too much prayer Is addressed
to tho audience and not 10 God.
College learning Is very much like snow
and the more man has OF il the less car
the soil produce its not ill practical liz;
lneits II that the ground yields anything,
Men get over il quicker in some kinds ol
business than in others. The college
sticks longest on ministers and schoolmas-
tiers; next to lawyers; not much to doctors
and none nj all to merchants and gentle
men.
A newly arrived boartler ut one OF ouI
iasiionaDie oooriing houses tnougnt ne nae
not sufficient bolstering for his head, and
accordingly carried his pillows down to the
landlady's room, who inquired what he de-
sired. The gentleman wanted to know
what she called those articles he held in
hishsnd. "Pillows, you impodent fsllow:''
screamed the outraged woman. "Oh! l
thought they were pin.cushions" replied
the tlisconsolate boarier.
In Sterling, Illinois, In n temperance
society to which none are admitted except
those who have been inveterate tipplers.
The rank Of the members Is determined by
the depth to which each had fallen, the pres.
ident having been chosen as having been
the most abandoned drunknrd ofthe society.
The penalty Of breaking the pledge 10 ms
many dips in the river as there are mein-
hers Of the club.
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Tho New York Times thinks The world
10 rapidly outgrowing the old ascetic no.
tons and supers,i,ions, and no longer bs.
lives that human enjoyment is a snare Of
the devil. The Rev. Mr., Vincent. ofTroy
has been advocating oil tie innocen, AMI
rational smusements that take the tastes Of
young people; and the Young Mems
Chriaian Assochtiou, Of tho same place,
has done q good thing IN permitting games
and pasys to 30 carried on at their reading.
tables, draughts. and canis. are played
harmlosly, and the players turn to books
or journals whea hay srs issd of,hs CORN.
OF. = Meantime, The yoang people are kept
away ffom wore. hsnnts and pastimes.
Tia plan Of providing veil regulated and
agreeable vsslins> poms for the people is
growing Into custom. and viii soon DO
found % b ths - uanns ol instruction
and social wsll-bsiog. Vas ''''''''''''
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Special n Offices.
JackSOM's CHfarrk SsssH
AND TROCHE POWDER.

delighhl anil pleasant remedy In eatanh. headache,
bad beah, hoarsBess, asthma, boochais, coughs, deaf
Des &c and al discovers resulting fom COLDS In bead,
throat AMI voca organs. This remely does not "dry
up" CAtArrh, but loosens q frees ths heal u all
Offensive pAtes quickly removing Hal preah and Head
ache allays aIl soothes the bur ming heat la Ca
tanh Is mid and agreeable in iss effects that u
pnstvely cures without sheeaingt Asa Trs-
che Powder, II Il ptasant b the taste, and never
naaseates when swallowed instantly gives 10 The Tarosi
and Focal Organs a delicious sensation OF cool-
ness and comfort. Il the best Yoics Tonic In the
~ali. TRY L. Sale, reliable and only IS cents. Sold
BY prggists &C mailed free.
Adtiress COOPER, WILSON CO., ProP'rs, PAira.
whoe-ale AgentS Geo. &. Goodwin Il Co, Rust Bros
4 Bird Boston, WV. whipple 4 Co. PostlAnl. lyil
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Lnnorfnnf TO the Afflicted.

DIR. pow continues TO be consulted st bis o.
AZ. Nos. : and o EndIcott Street, Boston, on All
d,,es SEES OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY . long course Of study and practical siper,-
iny The unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 10 euro the most alarming cssss OF GS.sr-
sAas and sA Bsn.sth h: ttsst%ep1t ,, a .Ts
sv a.rosn,s tionorrh1a. Ulcer, Pain or Nstfsss
IN iSs regions OF procrestion. Inflammation OF the
Bisddsrsnd kidney Hydroeeis, As..s..ss hs;
horribie attending this class Of disesss,
Are made 70 become 10 harmless ~ ths sinp lest
siiings Of . child. Particular attention given 10
forms md staYes. htlents who wsh 10 remain m
der DIR. Dow's treatment fev days or weeks. will
be iurni,h,d with plsasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
PS Ladies' who arc troubled with any disease
peculiar 10 their ~ ,tem viii Ind speedy relief ~
calling on DIR. DOW, 81 his ofice, No. Endicot
street
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10 "a, Cousiy cemmi,.ionsr. Of ns County of

To hs County cemmfssisnsrs or hs County Of
York.
ID ESPECTFULLY represent the undersigned,
IL, Inhabitants OF Limerick, Lmlngton aud Wa.
terboroug h In said County, that they desire the
location Of public way In said towns Of Limerick
Llmington and Marlborough, ss follows, vis,
and running In 0 southerly direction to Chad.
bournss Mills In said Waterborough distance Of
about seven miles. and following the road as now
located, nearly one-half OF the way. They further
represent that said way II one Of common couys.
nence and necessity that can be opened and loca.
ted nj small expense to the county and that
greatly accommodate large section OF the coun-
try, shortening by one.half the distance from said
Emery's Corner TO the Portland 4 Rochester n, r.
aud making direct and easy route for the Cor
nish, Limington, Limerick and Marlborough trav.
oil thereunto.
wherefore they pray that said way may DO thus
located or such other action be taken on this pot
ton IS may DO deemed at and proper,
J. L. HASTY,
and seventy.eight others.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
isrRIc7 COURT OF the UNITED STATES

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF MAINE In the matter Of
lILuther .. Moore Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
This 70 give notice that petition has been pre-
scented 70 the Court, this twenty. seventh day Of
April, oy Luther 3. Moore OF Limerick. . Bank.
rupt pryyinE that he may b deeresd 10 have full
BANKRUPT Act, and upon rssdiae said Petition, Il
Il ordered by the Court thata hearing DO bad upon
the same. on the hneenth day OF June, A. d., Is6s
before the Court In Portland, In said District, nj
o'clock, r NJ, and that notice thereof be publish.
nal newspapers printed In said District, once
week for three weeks. and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In In.
terest, may appear ut said time and place, and
said Petition should not be granted
VA. r. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court FOR said District.
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To Holders. of Gos~rnmeas Bonds.
AND orugR 200
= ,SEcCRIrIES AND vALrABLEA1 =
UNION S.aFE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
40 STATE 81, BOSTON.

LEy iuGaINsON co. ofSer for Rent. Safes In
side their Ysuits ~ rates nom 80 ~ t0o per an
mum. They also Offer to receive, on specisl deP.s
II a. Bsiiees, securities Of persons living IN tn'
country or travelling abroad. omesfr OF the MmJ
and Navy, Masters Of Vessels, and others Circn-
lsrs, containing full parteulars forwarded on eP'
plieaticu n ~ uHNDY Ike Manager
; boston, March I. 1865, sp.no.iyil
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A Natural and Rational Msdicine.--aDr.
SiIOLES' LUNAR MIXTURE" has been used for
many years by ladies for all the peculiar diseases
and Irregularities incident 10 the female systsm,
with the certainty of success. 10 produces no dis
tress OF severe sickness, but acts with nature In
restoring the evaoutAtlons which exposure, sick
uess or hamilton have suppressed. Even In the
most extrssne cases II never fails 10 restore the
monthly period In very few days. ID 10 perfectly
cry lady. Sold oaly by the proprietor. ~.
To guard against imposition. call on or ssnd to
Dr. q. II. Sholcs, No. Itt Court street, BOSTON.
L STrhs Doctor gives special attention W die
eases % women. and patients eau remain under
his Immediate care n they desire. Ccrrespond-
enee solieitsd. Address, DIR. z. II. SuOLES, Ni
Court 81 Boston, Mass. sp3m9
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
RI FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW, Physician and surgeon, No. q 3 Er-
dicott Street. Bostou II consulted daily Tor all d.
Ctcr. or fsiliuS Of IN. womb Fiuor Aibu,. sup.
precision. and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In very fsw hays' %
that most obstinate compla ints yield under H. aud
the afictcd person soon reioces In perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had create! experience In
any other ,ysieian In boston, ana has, nnce
Ist,, connned bis whole attention TO the cure of
private diseases and Female Comp plants.
n. B.-Ali letters must contain four red stamps
or thsy will not be answered.
once hours from 4. y. tosP.n,
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
- vcrpvcr np NtkINp T. Al - .

DISTRICT COURT oFTHE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter of
DRcmembrance Leighton. bankrupt In Bank.
Tuptcy. This TO give notice that petition has
been presented 10 the Court, this 2ld dav Of APRIL
by Remembrance Leighton OF Biddeford, o bank
rupt. praying that he may be decreed TO have Q
the BANKRUPT Act, and upon reading said Petition,
IL 10 ordered by the Court that hearing he had
upon the same. on the fifteenth day OF June, d.,
IsGs before the Court In Portland In said District,
Mt 3 O'Clock, r. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub
ished in the Portland Evening Star and the Did.
defori Union and Journal, newspapers printed In
said District, once week for three weeks. and
once IN the Weekly Star. and that oil creditors
who have proved their debts and oiher persons In
interest, may appear ut asid tune and place. and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
said Petition should not be granted.
WM. r. PRBBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District
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EARM FOR SALE!

Known rs the "chadbourne Farm" on "Deer.
ingS Ridge,"in waterboro, but . short distance
rum the 7, . n r. Il, and is The most Pleasantly
lcsstsd Of any farm IN the County. IL contains
wood sud timber, and never Nails OF large crop.
II has large two-story brick bouse with ia" aud
new harm ~ 4 20 With cellar, and all the modern
tain brought into the house and barn yard
Besides larry orchard Of native frut there IL .
Young and very promising orchard Of grated
fruit. The stock and farm tools can Be bought
With farm II desired, This property now owned by
Joseph II. q Paul Chadbourue, can BE- secured at Q
bargain 10 applied fsr soon. Inquire on thspr n
ises, OF Of Chadbourne q Stearns, SAco. In3
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Saco, April 10, 1868.
SrxrE OF NAIVE

sagadahock. sat the Supreme judicial Court,
begun and held Mt Bath within and for ssid Coun-
ty OF sagadahoc, on the FIRST Tuesday Of April, A.
ID. 1868.
Upon the fregoing libel. Ordered, That the II.
bellant give notice 10 all persons interested In the
PRAYER thereof 70 appear 6efore the Justices of our
Supreme Judicial Court, TO be held Ut Alfred, with.
in and for the County Of York. on the third Tuesday
Of May ncxt, by Publishing copy OF said Libel
with this order or Court thereon three weeks sue.
oessiyely In the Union and Journal. newspaper
printed ut Biddeford, In said County the last pub
ication TO be two weeks at least before tho thir-
tleth day OF May next, that no may then and there
In our said Court appear, and show cause, II any he
has, why the prayer OF said Libel should not DO
sWis N' Attest, JOS. NJ. HAYES, Clerk.
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NOTIOBI

N0TICRtiouuS rUt be-, s1rtsf..I Hg a,n.
s ' sus: 4 sS :S s
srrss of land 10 the lot,-aiso IN outlying wood.
lot ~ about ) serss. The Buildinss are situated
In he plssssntsst part Of the yllAgs, yers beilt
nearly asLhsd throuxhouI Any one WisAinr g
zee shout The property can call It Emeysou Hsinss
4 Coys MAin aiest Any time during the week, q
81 my home saturday nights, -, ,,..,.,,,. :,
s.oS.. Xyrfv.rss..N f!ASi hAhAs .ss,,
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Stale of Maine.


YoRx, a.. Ata Court OF County Commissioners.
begun and held ut Alfred for and within the Coun.
~ of York. on the second Tuesday OF April, A. ID.
1869. On the foregoing petition, IL 10 considered
by the Commissioners that the petitioner are re-
sponslble and that they ought to be heard touch.
Ing the matter set forth In their petition, and
therefore order. That the petitioners give notice
TO all persons and corporations Interested, that
the County Commissioners will meet ut Chad.
bourne's Millss, In said town oi MARLBOROUGH.
on tho thirtieth day OF June, A, ID. lsSs,
at ten oelock In the forenoon, when they will pro-
coed 10 view the route set forth In the petition and
immediately After such view, At somo convenient
place In the vicinity, will give o hearing 10 the
par ties and their witnesses. Said notice To be by
causing copies OF said petition and this order Of
notice thereon. 70 DO served upon the Town Clerks
Of said towns, OF Limerick, Llmington and
waterboruugh, and also by posting up
copies Of che same In three public places In said
town, and publishlug the same three weeks sue.
cessively In che Union 4 Journal, q newspaper
printed In Blddeford In said County the first cfsad
publications and each Of the other notices 10 be ut
least thirty days before the time Of said meeting,
that all psfssus nay then and there be present
and shsa cApss. Il aAy they have, Why the prayer
of said petition shoud not be granted. riS'l : Pr
~, ll Ltfsst. II. FAIRFIELD. CLERK.
IS Css.} Atrss Cory Of Psfiiiss and Order "
lLRA( cssrt hsstss. G-lt .rr.I-1F - ...'
49, S,ln 0xttsst. II. PAIRFIELp. Clerk
T.T" ..urs si'rr'f 3w2t 400 IfrtI rlrr gu
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Turner'S Tic DouIoureux,

Or Usirsrsai Nesraigsa Pm, 10 sale, certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Disea.
ses The severest cases are completely and pcr-
nanently cured I'm q very short time. NeurAlyis
In the fsss OF head Is utterly banished In Q lev
hours, No form vi Nervous Disease withstand
its magic influence. 10 has the unqualified Appro
val OF many eminent physicians. IL contains
nothing injarious to the most delicate % stem.
Sold everywhere. sent on receipt OF Sloo and
street. Boston, Mas. Propristsrs. ~.
Boston, July I, 1867. iyrS
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Ccrf0tn CMre IL all Cases,
d. - ~ Nh CkarRo Made

Those Who need the services q n szpssissesd
dissasss Of every name and nature. skoald give
him o eall. l'sy-
P.S, Dr. Dow In ports snd has Tor ssls sev sr.
tisls called The rFspcA Secret. Order BY nall TOT
Ann ises' '.. soaA IyH
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STATE or MAINE.

To the Hon. Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Court,
next to DO holden at Alfred. within and for the
County Of York. Oh tho third Tuesday OF May,
1868.
A LMIRA LITTLEFIELD, of Diddeford, in said
N County, libels and gives this honorable SQUIRT
TO be informed that she was lawfully married 10
David 81. Littledsld, Of said BiddefOrd, at said
Biddef0rd, on the ninth day OF September. A. ID.
lSJ6, and cOhabited with him rs his wife In said
Biddcford until the ID ofAprii, 1889, and had by
him two children who are now living, viz, Edgar
Littleaeld, agcd years, and Frederick Littledeld
aged u years, that your llbellant has always DO.
haved herself as achsste and faithful wife towards
the said David In every respect but that the said
David, regardless VI his marriage covenant and
duty did the said I'd day OF April, 1859, desert
and abandon your said libsllant, and from that
time 20 the present has continued TO desert and
abandon her :, and during the whole period since
said I'd April, 1859, has neglected aud hiled to
make any provision for the support and mslnte-
nance OF your libellant and her said children,
or any OF them; nor has he visited them or In any
way communicated with them, and 10 now In parts
unknown TO your libellant. Wherefore, and because
II would DO reasonable and proper, conducive to
domestic harmony, I'D consistent with the peace
and morality OF society. the said libcllant prays
right and justicej and that she may be divorced
from tho bonds Of matrlmony between her and her
said husband, and that the custody OF her said
children may BIO committed and entrusted TO her.
Saeo April IL 1868
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

LNPORTHNT To FE.hdLES'
The celebrated DR. DOW continues TO devot>
his entire time to the treatment OF all diseases 10
cidenl To tho female systeul. An experience o
twenty four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the wort cases 81 sup
preston and all other Menstrual Deranyeuents
ircm whatever cause. All letters for advice mus
coutain 81. Ofics No. Endlcott street, Boston.
n. B.-BoArd furnished to those Who wish to 70
main under treatment
Boston. June -. 1867. 1ryH
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DR.. Days Sang uinAio, or Hood ruhfyer, sure
euv &c Dyspsps sure cure &c CAarrh, sure cure bs
lesisehs, for all disas<s arislns rum i'm
pure s,al Of The bsel Made run roots and her, and
.as Ia AL Give Il = trial aud sasfy yoar-sh Rs
SURE and get cay d. Days SanguinAio Hood hncr;
all Others eountsrfeA Pree Que DolAr-Sx bottles
&c Five Dollars. BAILEY 4 BRADY0RD, Propreten
SIS Washingtou Sc postou. Mas yN
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Moth Patches. F,r..Llc. and Tan.

M"sh Patches, freekles and Tan.
coloratoos on the lace is ~P,r,s NofA asd Frselis
Lsf,ss." rfeparsd only By DR. n. @. Rry, .!
Bond 81, New York. q Sold every whore.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsssa, ms
ccysHs CoLps AMI CONSERVATION, 10 not one u tho~s
erasm raj nurums thai hegousu 10 the sarss yeas
MY ere sra rpatAiion IL JsfI yeur' aandins,
an an h.reAsing popularity, Pretty So.i e,heus -
nsNsae' Gv, the genuine. Mixed, CUTLER %,
pruxEss~ hpsssa. rrspssess~s .4. 3mlo
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Clerk Of District Court for said District
3Wil9
District Court Of the United states.

District Court Of the United states.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ CLARK Brothers. Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
This 10 20 give notice that petition has been pre-
scented TO the Court, this fourteenth day OF Apri'
praying that he nay be deereed 70 have full die.
charge. Individually and - member OF the hrm OF
CLARK Brothers. from ell his debts provnble under
10 ordered by the Court that . hearing be had
upon the same. on the fifteenth day OF June, A.. ID,
1868 before the Court In Portland In said District,
at O'Clock, p. NJ and that oil creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appear OF said time and place, and thew cause
f any they have, why the prayer O. ssia petition
Clerk OF District Court for said District
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scout OF serts..

(. r.h. DR. so, RIcnARpsoSss SHERRY. WINE
BfrrEH-ne most usaIsiaai In The market H
. iishsd In isos. nuia N'
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