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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
YOUNG LADIES .RERAREn

OF THE INJURIES EFFECTS Of Face Pow
ders and Washes. An such remedies close up
the pores OF the Akin,s and in short time de-
stroy the complexion. Ifyou would have fresh,
healthy and youthful appearance, use Helm
bold Extract Safsaparilia
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

wAEaE 10 Routhe'--RO's County Rsgis-
ter e
We have looked In vain for his report OF
tho EditOr's Reunion, At Chillicothe, In
tho Dayton Ledger, which paper no rOprs-
sented. Isn't dead, 10 hot
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
Special Notices.
HELMB0LD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
- SARSAPARILLA
ERADIoATEs ERUPTrvR AND ULCRRATIvT
DISEASES
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, YIELDS, SCALP, and
SKIN.


Which 40 disfgure the appearance, PURGING
the evil effects Of mercury and removing ali
taints, the remnants of DISESABS, hereditary
or otherwise, and is taken by ADULTS and
CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-SPOONFULS Of the Extract o.
Sarsaparla, added TO pint Of water is equal
to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal
to gallon Of the Syrup of sarsapAriIla, or the
decoctiOns as usually made. .F a
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in
the Medloo'C 'ChirprRical Review, on the subject
OF the Extract OF Sprssparllla in certain affec.
tions, by Benjamin Travers,F. r. g., &c. Speak.
ing a. those diseases, and diseases arising from
the excess Of mercury, be states that no remedy
is equal TO the Extract Of Sarsaparilla; Its pow.
er isCxtraor more so than aay other drue
/ am acquainted with, II is, in the strictesl
sense, TONIC with this Invaluable attribute,
that II 10 applicable to . state OF the system Sc
substances OF the tonic class unavailable or in.
furious.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARTLLi
cleanses and renoyates the blood, lnstls ~,
yiRor OF health into the system, and purges on
the humOrs that make disease.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

|. NOT FEW of the worst disorders that af]ict
mankind arise from corruption Of the blood
Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparila Is a remedy Of
the utmost Value.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY. Helmbold's Ex.
tract Sarsaparllla. Tho dose is small. Those
who desire large quantity and largo doses of
medicine ERR.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

"The Best II Always tho Cheapest 7"
And IL is Acknowledged by all that o
Down 8 Son sell tho best quality O
Goods brought to this market
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRtLL1ANCY OF
COMPLEXION must pliriyy md enrich tho blood
which Helmbold's Concenlfa attd Extract Of sar-
saparila invariably does Ask, br HILnBoID's,
Take no othsr. -, 90
HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED Ex'rR ACT
SARSAPARILLA, Is the great Blood PIrfher
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

,INTHE SPRING MONTHS, the system natur-
ally Undergoes change, and Helmbold's Highly
Concentrated Extract Of SarshparilA ia an ASSIST
ant OF the greatest value.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
What the People Paw For,

HERE are some Of the items which
appear among the expenditures of the
Secretary of the Senate of The United
States, made for the benefit of that
L r ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
CASHCAPITAL, -$1.OOO.OOo.
PAID IN FULL.

BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING pu,,,,
Where the general business of tie Comro,1..
Is transacted, and to which all gen eral CORE
pondence should be addressed. ~ 0O'i'~'
f0FFICERS:
CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President @
JAY COOKE, Chairman, Finance ana
Executive Com mite.
HENRN D. COOKE, Vice. .Presjdapt
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Au,v
tsl'hIs EThis Company Offers the following adyan.
enaciaI ~ Is a. ESti2nal Company, chartered by
~ offers low rates OF premium
~, it furnishes larger Insurance, than othar
companies for the same money 0'ueF
~ Is definite and certain in It's terms
~ Is nome company In every loceIitv
. Iri dHS pollcles are exempt from attachment
nolinIn, are no unnecessary restrictions in the
Every policy is non-forteiiable.
Ioicles may be taken which paw IN tbo ,,.
Tuaen N,nsl, tnelr Iull amount and return ali the
'ne 6 interest on the annual payments, O"'y
roncies may be taken that will nav IN tho
SIIfea' S Ieo after certain number Of years, dur.
amount named in the policy. ''t 'Ho
lives of females. upon VIC
\, ~ ,msures, not to pay dividends to policy.
viii bn I'M Upt nI, si SO low cost that dividends
s SyGs "RPs%tsa 70 the Reo
c,..,. J6hN ". Ellis & CO. %
Cinoinnati, Ohio, General Agents foir'!obio md
Central aud Southern Indiana, ""U
r. t. ET TAwE.
7Peclai Agent for Finton County,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

LApns' snk sacquss In great variety
a parp't 80. --.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
SHBRIFF'S sac.

- - ~ Ho-<AEs
STATE Of Ohio, 'Vinton Comtw
!. -. WIN, Brown Co., Plaintias,
against
A'c. Dowd.and Others Defendant,
In Court OF Common Pleas ar vIr,o,, g. -.
,on V;KSuANT ;i,,, to the command Ola yend oxoo,
nOh issued f0mthe Court ofCommon Pleas oSeS oSeSu-
" yai9 Ii99uhly, Ohio, and to me directed oS
JooS oS'u uc county will offer at publo sSio a1 IN
NO., ~ we Court House, in the Town ~ az. ". uIe
'HWII' y Ninton County, Ohio, on '' "A0AF-
4H0"a0y' TIE 3ISt DN Of Nay, A.
ID, 1869,
~ s,i the honr OF ] o'clock p, M, OF said do. A..
oioN'nR Seecribed Real Estate, to-WIf. U'!' '"'
ooal IN Lot Mum ber Two Hundred and 1,rontr M.
Ohio. 'Ai'auF' Vinton County,
Ieken as the property of A. G. Do,d 10 so.i.,-
Rrd,r J oil Aforesaid Court in favor Of WIZ
,o, f,ppratissed p e." At ose Hundred and Tro,,,.a..
,bo, IU1 aS s SSi29 Oo) and must bring
Terms Of Sale Cash in hand.
=, DANIEL BOOTH,
Anrn 90 Sheriff VlntOn county. a
GlHl ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
Tbe enquirer.
.. w. BOWEN, Editor, y
F7OR GOVERNOR,
HON. JAMES RMMITT
The STATE CoYvENTIoN,-Else
OF PIKE COUNTY.

Subject to the decision of the DemocratIcstate
Convention.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
Domooratic State Convention.
Wednesday, July 7, 1859.

Rooms or rRE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL AND
EXECUTIVE COhMITTEE.
COlumbuB, o. Nav IA 'IQCo
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
Snrtiun saIts Of gta! Gstat,.

SnhiOn Salts OF 9t1. cslai'. ..,.------,~
A j. BLEECKER. SON & Co. will sell at
n Auction THURSDAY Mareb at u a. Al the AxehAnSs
VALUABLE CORES NEAR CENTRAL PARK
llirHST the petb side of comnue X 70 et east
OF sthave 2 b 81 derR Ais" e"e lot sd
Joining above le in front 2as resr y 80 and = e dep
level snd ready for immediate improvement ou one bloch
fron Centssl Para Maps No II Oedsrsi.
WASHINGTONST lots The east SIDE of NsshBstonst con-
ueung the o Hora each dsIbJ s0d o. ieet deep
or the corner 10 IsA lstnTy bnck shop. 24HS5.
HORATI0 SILL 10, Ia the Of te shave oa lloot ZIAt
SANDY soil per Iuogge Maps at NOii7 Cedar 81
7rH-AVB. (B0ULEvA ARDl-4 fun lots E. cor m tzIih-st
l27rH S-3 Immediately IN the FesT of the Shove
Esca 25Ts9lL Maps at No T Cedarst
A J. BLEECKER, son g. Co, will sell at
a. AUCTION THURSDAY March at Y ooek, a. The IA
VALUABLE THIRDAyR AND ONBHUNDRBD ANDTHIRD-sT
PROPERTY
TTRD-AVB-t lots Sde of Ilrdave eommrrdng ~ n W
corner Of Oue each 25Il0 2l1id
ONBHUNDRED THIRD sTs ou the north spis ef One
buudre commencing 100 feet wet Of frsvs each 2S1
lC9lL IEe perfect 20 Psr eeut can remain 0h Mortgage
Maps st No y cedsrsi.
ADRIAN H. MULLER. p. r. WILKINS g.
IA Co. all SELL AuenOu WEDNESDAY. Aarh 10 at ~
ocael Exchange Saesoom III Bresdasy. the vsube
BTORB PROPERTY. No II Bnwer Particulars be obiSnri at
the oGee Of Auetonses no Priest
A ]. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will sell at
n auction TUESDAY March at y OeOsk at the GIehabge
wATERST-3story beE and lot No a42 wATBRsT
-Eanssst
4TH,AvB-s LOTS south 1thsve and ssib-s'
4rH-AVB.-f LOTS south east 4hsve. and 61dsL
AVE- ldrS f4aYf- - 7thst.
62DST5 LOTS south side g. ~ ~ ieet east of 4lsve
75TH-Sr-3 LOTS north side 1flsi 10 frr Of Sthavs
6THSr-3 LOTS south side 1bthsi Of the above.
l23DST.4 LOTS l2i 0l feet west Of i9tbsve
lZ4THSI- LOTS sputb SIDE l23hst, u rear Of above
4THAHk-l LOT south east
ssrBfst-4 LOTs south sde 225 feet west Of lotb-sve
9sps Al Ne n Cedsrst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

.rIt ~ ADRIAN II. MULLER Anel0asef
O4 on THE
GRAND BOULEVARD.
ELRvRsTHAvE. SEW ygETYTHIRD and sEyESTrFoURTHsTh.
NEAR THE NEW RIVERSIDE PARK.
~ AT AUCTION u .-A- s. -
ADRIAN H. MULLER P. R WILKINS Co..
WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON
MONDAY, MARCH 8. 1860,
Al "a ot m =. t. EXCHANGE sALKsRo0M No Ill Broadway
Trinity Building
BT ORDER OF THE NEw.YoRK ORPHAN ASYLUM,
1870 LOTS AND CORES,
Comprising .nost th. entire Block bOundedI
THE GRAND BoULEvARD. ELEVEETHAvE. sEVESTfTHIRD
AND sEvRETYFouRTHSTs'
IS LOTS AND doREsd
Comprising th. entire Front North side Of
sEvENTTyoURTHsr, BETWEEN The GRAND Boulevard
AND ELEvEETHAyR
This pr'Ps high grade good and free from rOef 20" ea
HVA.sd as garden
Sixty per cent oiks puhtss money the option Of ss pur
chaser snsH on bOsd and mortgage premises for tsJ''" VII"
privilege oprr 'tsUJ tine giving three nOrhs Prs''n' no
tee
MAPS AT oFRIcE OF AUCTIoSERRs,
No. PIEEsT. C"sl
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

(,rvr,vr.-,T a, y bLEKORKK Aur4jorree
nHRSh SyKSds no LUIS on Fifty-eighth-st-A. ].
~, ,PaLAhsAkk son Co zF yel' a. ,sets- .. rrRSp ~
FIFTY YEIgsfs gSGss e. at Sss EIshsSs, ssl,sroon: >
iet west Of Ts,,s @ oh south s Fhyeighht 2zs
Iiusos s.S bs 20, E hsssea s ,usutsE eouatry o miles tss
Maps Al Eo T5r.shJ s ss ssahJ Tile perfect Terms favorable
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
salts bp Suction.


a H. hKkwlE, Aacusneer
by BANGS, MERWIN Il Co. broadway cor
H. Ahst-saes Baoks WGks Psncy Furniture
TIM YALuABLK LAW LIBRARY 90 k L,TE Bxyy.Nty
'" BOSsEf-to eopss Of late Of rats
commentaries gtsu &C. few as Including Of oSels
Ina h1 o eoseioO s Rngh Obancery BTehequer and
common hN Aho The principal reports Of the
United States aud OF The seera Courts Al yy good cond
ton ~ 7'
oo.. ,r,, SEo A. LEAvIrT, Aacnon.sr =,
ROOk TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
hnLb n,sOr,p@ee and hsh;h-st LEAyTrr, BTREBBIGH
.-.,.r -, EXTRA ORDINARY ART sALR
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. March and s. At Il o'clock n m
~, III p WI be sold by auction above at TIE
STREBEH Coz Auctonee the Of the eminent Artist The
late Mr. LEuTzB comprising his paBrgs dawnga sthnga ar
hque furniture eshnes, weapons, Ne
SUPERB col LECTION or PAINTINGS '
painted expressly G this Tor the hpsst ~ Mr.
leuI by the Artists Mutual Aid ss embracing works by The FOL
7. Grsy-Stone-Be.rd- r. ivng-colusn-Lambdn-M r. De
s-Wbs-GGy-Cropsey DsrleyMcEutse-wh whitredge-J NJ
a ssd for the benefit Of Mira Leue
pham-EastmAh Johnson-R Heir-Runnser-
Honer-Fueehsel-LAwrie. ke. &c.
Catalogues resey g ara E1hb,9n open day and evening
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS March and
7oeock private Library eonprlng coee-
trn of BoOkS-Sandad and miscellaneous 6he
handsome bindings Catalogues ready exhibition SATURDAY
morning. -
REGRAvIEGs
WEDNESDAY EvBNG March no. commencing at O'clock private
eoheollon OF fellow
grave amoug Strange sna
NopAto B.o lode Longh- K hoTghen, TOf&neh Della Bella
etc.. etc Catalogues ready.
POBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER.
IA ssiesroop No. 81 Nassaa.st opposite the Post once
EXECUTORS SALK or IlNR FURNITURE nsds to order by
Ponset Elhu Col-OH FRIDAY, March l0i o'clock at X
hOMERVLLkS saoom, No Nasssust For particulars see
Catalogue.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

10 LOTS
9ADlSON-AYE., F0RTYFIFTH, AND FORTY
nu SiXTH-STS
tsse - noDLOH co vii sel a. suction TUESDAY March
n a. The EtehabEs ssesfOOR No. III DrosIssy Trinity
70 Vsy dsfsb tuang wes, sds Of
80, ~ kfng TIE e1rs trout betsesa PoFy6hh aud
L. ,h s ~ one s 90 ssh s.rssl lots Is ISs isss
s,. tsti street bots eacb 2Il6 Thess
He midst of tgftcaaa
al u per '~'t~s' ''' '""'sAf
h'S' A. a the AusioDssB ons.. No. 3Pssst, MI
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
6uuntrp ssaI estate for saI..

NOR SALE-The SCHAGHTIC0KE LINEN
MILL suHted miles above Troy 10 the village Of Harris Falls
frs, sebsgeke connected Troy by the Troy and Boston Rail
so, An excellent power about 2hOrse power drawn from
kh pyer falling HoOsc River Collins wheel 10. Of 9borss
~ Main building substantial brick. and roof;
Is three stories and attic; inside inches by
n inches; - feet inch ceiling; bck wing attached picker
ny and bkag ieehes by 30 feet inches Txostory
attic AID basement feet bJ 25
vaboo one and attic feet inches With
aoborse Harons Patent Boiler Aso
ob Houses brick and slate roof ba 1861 very
,pns aud good quantity Maehiny maker
tr Pafbarus Ieeds England MsehDs
acts ofTOw Machinery, With Spinning Twisting wspRe Dressing
ssvuE and Finishing Machinery Real Estais aud Machinery will be
nod together separately For Information and permission inspect
uppy 10 A. PACKER No &c Nassaut. New.YOrk SPENCER
TURNER No 50 Broaast, Nsw-York GEo b. BURTON Hars
Fas Sale positive Al auction. premies THURSDAY March
b. 1862 sl2n Time table Troy RarOAdLeave TroT
i,r Harfs Pals ga n, 2, 4:4S. and 9:5opm
nor SALE-COUNTRY SEAT on the Eud-
Seey out buildings sne spnuce of fruit in great
fariety. Price sSeo Permits Of A JOURNsAf No. rlnet
NOR SALE-By order of Executor, a FARM
Grse from the farm to the eya Of cyshoni well
i0''''''n admirable 0'' f''" joUENRAY
IF YOU want COUNTRY RESIDENCES,
AR9s kr vA iS R6ob am ES,sTu S Of wsst.sS
County speda'y Mailed trse TO any Sddes BY JOHN T. MILLS
NEWPORT ESTATE-FOR SALE or En-
~ eaANGE HOUSE in ans soo' ts ssTsr Of TIP ,Ra s
& Co. Real Estate Brokers No no Broadway cor Paest
ONR FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, containing 1S
~ ogrouIii good hara ion new and 1ssauiy
located Price easy Several houses in o erection
fom 5000 70 Inquire Of MORRISON BRIGGS, Weed
ds or of MORRISON HALL 68 Broadway where and
photographs can be seen and flL ParuealaIs giyen -
YINO BRICK MAKERS--F0R SALE $50 acres
GLAND situated yepues Point North River h.1i9e ever,
requisite for BRICKMAKNG. Varieties Of clay and sand umesr A
and water font an abundance o se'
era yards Fer further particulars apply 90 -.
CHARLES b. TArHAM, No 81 BeekmAnst
VALUABLE FURNACE aud MINERAL
PROPBRTT Situated in Angsuy and BoIetout Counties Va
SALE very favorable For particulars address = o. Box
No. 5.9l9 New-iOrk
lNESTERN FARMS FOR SALE, situated in
Rock Dane Coutties Wisconsin; excellent soil vel i'm
proved buildings end fences we Noed aud Vaeed locations
Beautiful River and lakes sud rways will eIchsrgs
for Chs PROPERTY D. ClUIk No 81 S,sssts1 once NO -
u J((N ACRES WOOD and TIMBE X LAND
,lOO for SALE cieqlaI Saw AN ,ed LsH Aai exec . .s
RASrGATk LOuNSBURY sPsrrsbash, n v
CALL AT OFFICE OF
- JAMES NJ MILLER
PIass for descriptive iccnSnng and dagram
OF the magnificent property be SOLD AUCTION 18th hrea
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14
The Blue ridge Railroad.

There is no question of grayer Importance
in all its bearings than the completion of this
great highway, which is destined to connect
the citiss Of tho West with our own city by
the sca. For more than thirty years she prob
lem Of its construction. has agitatcd the best
intcllccts Of South Carolina, and step by step
the work las hocn carried forward until a
!" "~""h"d which ronders it absolutely
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14

lato President, tho Hon. Edward Frost,
South Carolina; and that they sympathi
deeply with his State, tho community
which no lived, and his family in tho irreI
rablo loss which thoy have sustained.
lRcsqlpo4, That while ho lived, We ow
him rcsnoctifof his HQblo qualities as a m.
aud gratitude for the efforts made by him
this gr0at enterprise ; and now tNAaaatt:;hteeis dsga'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14
Presontmcnt

q he Grand jury Of Ra6Nn County, Ga,
AprH 80, 1869.
The Blue Ridge Railroad, wo hope, ig.soon
to be built, and as it behooves every citizen TO
do all he can to secure its completion at as an
early q day as may be practicable, We recon-
nerd a meeting Of the citizens Of the County,
to be held at Clayton, on some future day, to
take into consideration the best means Of Sc
curing that most desirable object, aud to that
end 70 invite a President of tho road, and
all other friends of the enterprise, to meet us
here on that day.
HORACE CANNON,
Foreman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14
Respectfully,
!. W.. CRAWFORD.
Gold SPRING, PIcKENs Co, s. G..

-$ $50
WARTS ON Cows TEATs.-These> trouble.
some oxcresoences may be easily removed by
applying tho following simple remedy: In a
quart Of soft water, dissolve I ID Of alum;
and inthis solution wash the teats and udder
carefully, morning, noon, and night. Pcrso.
v~erancc in this course will, in a few days, re.
move every vestigo Of the disease, leaying
the parts formerly, affected, smooth ard
healthy.
THE Hortiouralist says: Whenever the
poaoh does not succeed we'll planted upon it,
roots, because of the soil being TOO sta, clayc!
or vet, Il will DO found that If INC peach b
buddod on the pium IL Will thrive vol an
givo. good cropso Of huiM and at The same Sim
+ give tostha tree more Rardihood to bearSos
tSeDo ohanges q Tim sratures
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14

SAVING SEED CoRN.-Elcven years ago
this spring, [ planted corn that I selected
from my'noighbors' cribs, for seed. The re-
suit was about one-half a stand of corn
Since then [ have selected seed from the field.
EARLY in the fall l begin to pick, as soon as
the kernels begin to dcut, and dry it over the
stove, Ono aanger Of drying too soon,) and.
havo not failed of having a good stand Of CORN.
Sig years in eleven, I have planted a piece Of
corn on tho goth day of April. In the
spring of 1865, I planted twelve acres on
that day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14
st'BY ROBERT YOUNG & co.

- 9 m mi hi = a.tions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14
WALHALLA, S. C, FRIDAY, MAY IA, 1869

VIC desire to pay this humble tribute to his
memory.
Resolvcd, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent by the Secretary of this meeting to
the family.
Upon motion, tho following gentlemen were
appointed a committee to manage tho election
viz Messrs. G. d. Smith, N. G.. Altman and
LIZ Silcr. 9576 shares we're represented and
o556 votes cast, and the following gentlemen
duly elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Pirsilcnt-J. w. Harrison.
Secretary and Trcasuy-W. II. D. Gail
lard.
Dircct0rs-Mcssrs j. Il. Silcr, J. L.
Moore, N. G. Altman, j. w. Dobson, Geo.
y. Trenholm, Henry Gourdin, Il. l.. Parker,
Jas. L.. Orr and w. j.. Love. :
Dir. .. d. Smith offered the following res
%olution, which was unanimously adopted:
ltesol0ea, Tia J. w. Harrison, President
OF the "Tcnnesscc River Railroad Comma
n.y." together with two Directors, namely,
Mcssrs. j. J.. Moore, and N. G.. Altman, arc
hereby authorized to execute and deliver in
behalf of this Company the several mortga-
gcs which may be advised by counsel to sc.
cure the bonds to be issued by the ''Blue
Ridge Railroad Company in South Carolina,
in conformity, with the acts of the General
General Assembly of South CAROLYN.
Mr.. G.. D. Smith offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted /:
Rcsolucd, That the next annual meeting of
the stockholders of this Company be held at
this place on the first "Wednesday after the
18th Monday of April next.
Mr.. i. Il. Silcr offered the following reso-
ton, which was adopted
Rcsoloed, That these proceedings be pub
.ishcd in the "Ashcvillc News" and such
other papers as the President may direct.
Mr.. Il. T.. Parker offered the following res
olution, which was unanimously adopted
Resolpca, That the thanks of this meeting
arc due and hereby rendered to Col. J.. L.
Moore, Chairman, and Mr.. ". II. y. Gail
lard, Secretary of the meeting, for the kind
and courteous manner in which they have dis
charged the duties of their respective Offices.
w. II. D. GAILLARD, Sec,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14

A REMEDY FOR CoL1oIN HoRsEs.-Tako'
one pint of whiskey, half a gill Of spirits of
camphor. Dilute these ingredients in water
sufficient to, fill q quart bottle, Ucc-ita, 8
drench, and it will afford relief in ten min.
utes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14

Cur FOR IMPROVING NAILs.-It is sta
ted that the cautcrization by hot tallow is nm
immediate cure for iugrowing nails. Put d.
small piece of tallow in a spoon, and heat IL
over a lamp until it becomes very hot, and,
drop two or three drops between the nail and
grnnulation. The effect is almost magical.
Pain and tenderness arc at once relieved, and
in a few days the granulation will 60, leaving
the diseased parts dry, SO as to admit of being
pared away without any inconvenience. The:
operation causes little if any pain, if the tall
low is properly heated.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14
VOL. IV,""""N0. 81

CARE OF lloRsEs.-The spring is the most.
trying time for teams, but those thot have
been worked steadily through the winter arc
the best able to stand the increase of heat.
and length of days.
l nave driven horses at the plough and har..
row and seen them growing poorer and weak
or each day. They wore worked from seven,
o'clock in the morning till twelve NJ, then after
a rest OF an hour to cat, were worked from one
o'clock till eight p. NJ, without rcst-beine
left standing in the field while a hasty supper.
was eaten by the driver.
Zen hours a day is long enough to work a.
team and if a farmer cannot do his work in,
that time, he should get another team. He
should have the harness we'll fitted. and not.
use the same collar on a twelve hundred pounds
horse that nc uses on an eight hundred pound;
colt.
calls arc the result of three causes-fric-
ton, pressure aud heat. Friction of tue, or
traces, as the horse turns to the right or left.
causes gals upon the legs, while other straps
gsH other parts The backpad and the collar
cause gals by pressure and heat. when a,
team stops to rest on a sultry day, the collar
should be lifted from the neck to cool it.
If the horse becomes CALLED, thorc are vari--
Gus llnlmcnt and solutions that will speedily
cure the sore, if the cause that produce it is
removed. Among the remedies are saltpetre
and alcohol, white lead, %tincture of arnica, salt.
and vinegar. A bit of alum added to either,
OF these mixtures might be beneficial. But,
1t Is better to prevent than to cure. When a.
horse comes in from work, q free use of the.
sponge and lukc-warm water about the Shout
ders, legs and feet will add to his comfort, and
IN addition to good feed, tend to increase his
usefulness.-M e. Farmer.