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ASTHMA!

WE GUARANTEE. To
CURE Coughs. Cnli-. Dip
liberia, Pneumonia. Ncu-
ral@ia. andi.carly yall ether
,cyciC attacks When all
Other remedies fail.
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Can Ice cured. WHY l,.-
cau>c we have cured hum
ircd> DfCd>c>. .suI.Icuijh.ln
being given over L, die hy
all physicians af other
schools Of practice Colt-
sumption j. "a ii,cH.c Of
The air passages aud over
.tWu-tiird~ Of the eases are
caused by Cat&rrh We
guarantee a cure if you
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Liver COMPLAINT.

That dreadful disease, from which 50 many persons
suffer is frequently the cause of
Headache, Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
is speedily relieved and often permanently cured
by
SWAYNE'S TAR AND SARSAPARILLA
PILLS.
Fevers often prevented by the use of these sar-
sapara Pills as they carry off, through the blood
the impurities from which they arise For cOstive-
there is nothing eectual as Swaynes Tar and
Sarsaparia Pills.
They purely vegetable, and act specially on the
Liver as Blue Mass or Calomel without any bad re-
suits from taking.
Address letters to DR.. SWAYNE & SON Philadel-
phia No charge for advice Sent by mail on receipt
of price Price 25 cents box; five boxes for 81 ASK
your Druggist for them.
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ITCHING PILES!

Are generally preceded by moisture, like per
spiratOn distressing itching as though worms were
crawling in and about the rectum particularly nights
when undressing in bed after getting warm; often
times shows itself around the private parts and fire
quently females sOrely afflicted, extending int
the vagina proving very distressing Cases of Ions
standing are permanently cured by simply applying
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case OF Air Passages Of Tie.
Head So this treatment
"a, We direct, which /, easy
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CONSUMPTION! f!

DYSPEPSIA WE CURE.
Liver and Kidney com
plants are CiiCctlialiy
reached by OAy"r!iuttl
Air.
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CATARRH! !

WE MAKE 4 -TECIALTl'
Of treating pat.cIll~ly Mail
Please write and q, -CIibC
your ~yMptrM~.
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, THROAT, BREAST, OR LUNGS.
No medicine has ever obtained higher or more
deserved reputation.
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is YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT OR TURN
Ing GRAY?
IF so DO NOT FAIL TO USE
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER.
Proof Positive--A New Suit OF Hair.
Natural Color and Beauty Restored.

DIR. SwAYNE & soN-Some six years ago began TO
lose my hair and continued TO do until the scalp
became as bare the palm Of my hand troubled also
with dsagresable itching fever, great heat and dan
druf, small Iustules would form, quite 10 the
touch, and the remaining portion of the hair on side
and back of the head became quite gray After using
number of Restoratives ESQ called) without success
and my head nearly destitute of hair, reluctantly
commenced using the London Hair Color Restorer
and Dressing" Now, through its use candor and
Justice compel me to say to all that possess
new and beautiful growth Of hair completely restored
TO its original dark and glossy appearance and ven
ture the assertion the world furnishes no preparation
equal to this and do conscientousy say to all who
are gray or bald hair dry and harsh or falling to
at once this cleay and delightfully."- perfumed article.
ISAAC N. MARSHALL,
Gunner, U. s. n, $50 Leonard st., Phila.
DR.. Dalton Of Philadelphia, saysof it: The London
Hair Color Rfstorer is used very extensively among
my patients and friends, as well as by myself
therefore speak from experience.
rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
SIX BOTTLEs S400. Sent by Express 10 any address
on receipt Of price.
Address orier to DIR. sWAYNE & SON, $50 North
| Sixth Street Philadelphia. apr 6-ly
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST,
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G,OIIEgERCHAE.
The Prodlgei,

lnheritorS of vast wealth are proverbinIIy
spendthrifts. The golden ore Is dug from the
mine, refined, and coined, by the labor OF
other hands and the sweat Of other brows
lag IKE Chile Children playing with an expensive
value. When the donor weighed Il. he cast
into the balance 30 many days of unremit.
tipg and fatiguing toll, so many anxious and
sleepless nights, 50 much celf-doniai and SO
much care But the inheritor into his bal
anoe only-pleasurc. The one. values It by
purchase. Like the prodigsl in the Scrip
ture parable, he thoughtlessly expends it 20
gratify the caprice and cravings of his na-
ture. Then comes the last scene-the mis-
cry, the remorse, and the long and weari-
Dpne Journey back tc the home Of frugal i:.-
austry. put there are other prcdigals. On
.lsT iaSoTite5 our 6ounteous parent, Nature
hss iavished her richest treasurc-health.
but the prodigal values it lightly, for il cost
him nnught, and rccklessly squanders IL in
riotous living. Present pleasure obscures
future want. Soon the curtain rises OIL the
iast scene We see him helpless, impoyer-
oil lost-n misery and despair. Remorsefui
conscience holds up to him tho mirror of
memory. In his own reckless folly he per
ceives the cause OF his present pain. He
resolves to return. The journey 10 long and
tedious, but II he perseveringly follows the
night road, he will at length see the haven
of his hopes in the distance, and Nature
seeing her invalid child afar off, will come
out to meet him, and receive him back
with love and blessing. To find the right
road homewalxi, the suffering prodigal
should read 'The Peoples Common SENSE
Medical Adviser" Therein it is completely
mapped out. its landmarks all indicated and
its milestones all numbered. Read 1t,
Price 80 postage prepaid.) Address the
author , and publisher, Il. v. Pierce, NJ. D.,
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7Hg suny COMMISSIONERS.

Governor Hampton has rc-appointed Sam
uei Johnson as the Jury Commissions- for
Anderson County, and johnson has taken
siis oasii OF ufiir under mis- rev commission.
This appointment was severely condemned
TWO years ago when it was made by Ex-G Gov
efnor Chamberlain. upon .he recomme7da-
ZION OF Senator Cochran, and we ere unable
70 perceive that it will prove more accepia.
r'e now. The Couaty Democratic Conyen-
ton recently expressed its views upon this
question, and favored the appointment Of
some other colored man than Johnson, who
has none Of the qualifications which cntitle
him to public Office. We have no doubt
that the Representatives from Anderson
County, upon whose recommendation the
appointment was made by Gov. Hampton.
Will comply with the request of the Conven-
ton, and use their influence TO secure the
appointment of q more competent and suita-
BILE person for the position.
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FORK LOCALE.

Townville wants Temperance Society
Excepting few cases of pneumonia, gen.
eral good health prevails.
The early oat crop was not materially in
jured by the late severe weather.
Farm work is backward, owing to the
deep SHOWS md continued rains.
The people seem disposed TO respond
promptly and cheerfully to Gov. Hamptons
tax appeal.
Rev. e. L. Sisk has been reelected to the
pastorate of TOwnville Baptist Church for
the present year.
Townville Academy is not so prosperous
as formerly, its support having been largely
drawn upon by neighboring schools.
After three or four years vacation"
Prof. B. F. CAN'T has resumed teaching,
having accepted q valuable school at Heph-
s:bah Church, near Townville.
The region round about Townville' is
densely studded with valuable pine timber,
which fact, taken in conjunction with the
general demand for lumber, is a charming
prospect for lunlbermen with portable mills.
The Illicit wli;ssey trnffic has been vigor-
ously and boldly piled in this section since
the fall months set in. Such is more de-
moralizing clement in community than q
licensed bar-room. 1t is pest and nuisance
and calls loudly for the speedy interference
Of the law.
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Advice Gratis.

The Hon. Alexander H. Stevens saws
'The Globe Flower Cough Syrup ha,
proven most valuable remedy to me. D
Gov. James NJ. Smith, of Georgia saws
II shall always use it with perfect conf.
dence, and recommend it to the public
as remedy which will afford that salts.
faction experienced by me aud mine. I,
e1ce!s everything for coughs, colds and
obstinate lung affections"
Ex.Gov: Brown, of Ga, says :-"He
finds the Globe Flower Cough Syrup :
most excellent remedy"
SHch endorsement by our great and
good men deserves the attention of the
afflicted. Those suffering from cough
colds and lung affections shoald use the
Giobe Flower Cough Syrup. II will pos
itively cure consumption.
For sale by Simpson g. Sadler.
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THE INE1'LLIGENCER
LOCAL MATTERS.
sR7Er lxRHTIoH.

DR.. p. II. e Sloan. of Pendleton. who /.
sene.s! :.e.:ssa:,e- agent agent, will he .,e-< = :.
TO collect and receipt for subscriptions te
the Anderson htsHigeneer.
There will be q meeting of the Marti.
Township Democratic Club at Clinksca,es
Mill on the first Saturday in February, al
two o'clock p. III. A full attendance IL de.
sired.
We are requested to announce that the
Hopewell Democratic Club will meet at
Balls Mill on the first Saturday in Februa.
ry next, at two o'clack p. m. All the mem,
bers Of the Club are earnestly requested to
attend this meeting.
Mr.. William b. Watson has purchased
the Slcox pace, situated about q mile and
a quarter north of the Court House. He
has removed to his new residence and is
fitting up and repairing the premises. He
will haye very handsome and commodious
dwelling
We understand that the .nwn cs Ps:.5a!e-
TON Offers to furnish Anderson with few
car loads of excellent mud-Tarranscd 10
have superior miring qualities We appre-
,.atc the offer, but ds we have an abundant
supply Of this commodity already on hand,
We must respectfully decline any increase
By importation.
The collection of taxes has been going on
steadily since our last issue, and large
number of persons from the country have
rode through the mud and disagreeable
wcntlier to respond at chce to -Hampton's
call. Up to this .'rg there has been COL
lectcd $l,5l4.25, which has been paid in by
~ tax. payers, white and colored.
We would call attention to the ad, ,rtise-
ment of the Csrswell Institute, which ap-
pears in another column. The principals
have Il d considerable experience, and are
thoroughly competent Us instructor. Per-
sons contemplating patronizing the Institute
will do well to confer with the principals,
and to clip the advertisement from this
issue for future reference.
Al the last regular meeting of Broadaway
Division, No. II, Sons of Temperance the
following officers were installed: J. B. Car
pcnter, w. P. J. A. Shirley, w. a.. A. A.
Carpenter, R. s.. A. J. Keown, A. r. s.;
f. NJ. Holland, +. s.; w. P. Kay, t. A.
Iangston, Chap; s. E. Gentry, c.; M. A.
Kay, A. c.; James Martin, I. s.. D. d.
Gentry, O..
For nearly five weeks now the earth has
either been covered by snow or drenched
with rain, SO that the pursuit of the agri-
culturist has been completely suspended.
This long continued wet weather has thrown
our farmers very Lauch behind with their
arrangements for the planting season. In
fact, little or nothing towards the prepara-
ration of land has been done, and the long
continued rains have partially destroyed
the benefits arising from the freezes and
snow which preceded. The roads are in
horrible condition, and there is very little
of travel through the County in conse-
quence. The return of sunshine is well
coined by all.
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LOVE AND JEALOUSY.
A Young Lady Stabbed by her Lover
Arrest Of the Demented Baan.

Ihe quiet community of Williamson was
startled on last Wednesday night with one
of the most shocking occurrences it has ever
oeen our fortune to record. In jealous
rage ut the refusal of young lady to re-
ceive his attentions and accept his proposals
Oh marriage, young man attempted to take
the lie OF young lady, and has thrown a
gloom over respectable households by his
iashness and desperation. The particulars
are stated as follows: Between the hours
OF eight and nine o'clock on Wednesday
evening, young man named Lawrence
Smith, of Greenville County, who was visit
ing the house of E. ]. Pinson. Esq, induced
the daughter of his host Miss Pinson, to
accompany him short distance from her
| lathers house, and without provocation in
fiicted eleven or twelve wounds upon her
| person with knife. He had been suitor
for the young lady's hand for the last six or
eight months, and it is supposed that her
| rel usal to accept his offers of marriage so
| cnrnged him that he resolved to take her
life. The young lady was fearfully stabbed.
| ana at one time her condition was consider
ed critical, but the latest information gives
promise of speedy recovery from her
wounds
Lawrence Smith, after committing this
| terrible act, is said to have wandered about
the vicinity of Williamson, but he was
found the next dny at his mothers resi-
dence, near Grove Station, OH the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad. His uncle, Mr..
Trowbridge, upon hearing the facts relative
10 the tragic occurrence, immediately ven.
to the house Of Smiths mother, and Carried
him to Greenville, where he was placed in
the custody of the Sheriff. He belongs to
respectable family, and is u young man of
intelligence. He stated upon his arrest that
! he had always entertained the highest re-
spect for the young lady, and declared that
there was no premeditation in the act,
though lie exhibited no unusual remorse.
and did not seem to comprehend the enor-
NIFTY of the crime he had Committed. His
friends claim that he is demented. The
| authorities OF Greenville County surrendered
Smith to the jailor of Anderson County,
| aud he was brought to Jail here on last Sat
urtiay
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Scarcity OF Money.

There is no doub. but the present condi.
fearfuliy depressed. and it behooves every
family to look carefully to their expenses.
Winter is coming on when children are
liable to Group, Whooping Cough, etc.
Coughs and Colds will prevail everywhere.
and Consumption; wifi other throat and
lung diseases, will carry off many These
diseases should not be neglected. Doctors
bills are expensive, and we would advise our
people 10 use BoscHEE's GERMAN SYaup.
1t never has failed. One bottle at rs cents
will keep your whole family well during
the winter. Two doses will relieve any case.
Sold in all towns in the United States, and
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TsaaI.s;sso SE Rs.H>es

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted at the last regular conference
OF the Anderson Baptist Church, held on
the second Sabbath of the present mon,h ::
WHEREAS, OH al!wise Providence, in the
dispensation of infinite wisdom, has removed
by the hand of death from, our midst our
| beloved brother, F. C. v. BORSTEL, who
! WE for more than twenty years, a faithful,
| energetic member of this Church, and for q
| number Of years one of its most active, de-
voted and working Deacons, whose exem-
pls-y Christian life we cherish with fond
| remembrance, and whose untiring and self.
sacrificing labors Of love rs Superintendent
OF tine Sabbath School endeared him to all
interested in the spiritual welfare of the
young. The death OF such q Christian is a
| loss to the Church and the community, yet
| we recognize in this bereavement the hand
of our Heavenly Father. whose judgments
| and ways are altogether right, and while we
humbly and confidingly submit to this af-
| fiictive visitation, assured that our brother
| is now with the Saviour, whom he loved
| and served on earth, we deem it q privilege
| to give expression to the regard and esteem
| in which we held our departed brother Be
\ 1t, therefore,
| Resolved, That this Church has sustained
| u great loss in the death of our beloved
| brother, T. C. V. Borstel, who, as q faithful
Deacon and member, devoted to its best in.
terests, was untiring in his iabors and pray
1 ers for its prosperity; yet we bow in meek
and humble submission to the will of our
Saviour, assured that He will take care of
the Church for which he shed his blood,
and that his people are precious to him in
j tncir t:va,ii.
| Resolved, That we tender to his family our
! warmest Christian sympathy in their sore
afflictiop, and our prayers in their bereave-
ment.
Resolred, That blank page on our minute
book be dedicated TO the memory of our de-
ceased brother, and shat the Clerk of this
Church do inBcribe upon it his name, birth,
death and age.
Re,otred, That the Clerk of this Church do
furnish the family of our deceased brother
Il copy OF this preamble and resolutions, and
TINT thu same be published in the Anderson
papers.
ssez A true copy fromthe Anderson Bap-
8. BLECKLEY,
| Church Clerk.
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SAN DolsrUao.

There has been considerable interest man
ifested by the colored people of this COM
munity upon the subject OF c:nigrating to
San Domingo by colonies. Frequent meet
ings have been held, and we are informed
that resolution in favor of the project was
adopted ct o meeting nt the Greeley Institute
one night last week. !: was also decided. to
hold mass meeting Of the County at this
place on next Saturday, to which all the
colored people of the County are invited
There are the most exaggerated rumors
aioat rs to the reception which awaits them,
II they go. Land, agricultural implements,
&C., have been promised, and these wild
schemes and plans have as strong believers
nov as siie famous ':forty acres OF iand and
mule had just after emancipation. The
message of President Grant is no doubt the
origin Of these deluding asitations, but
their object Is, we believe, political one.
A laborer on the place of Mr.. c. G. Arm
strong was summoned to be here next Sat-
urday to testify on oath why he voted the
democratic ticket The summons was left
ny On unknown colored man, aiid has no
authority Whatever, but it shows that the
meeting for next Saturday is intended to
accomplish aome rascality. Our farmers
shopld warn their hands not to testify or
sign papers before any one unless regularly
summoned by an officer of the law, for
.hese rascals who pick MP affidavits do not
.....s.v a .I,,.i. say :. .:.:..;, -
intends something entirely differe..t
We do not mind, but on the contrary,
would like fhir investigation of our cleo
uo'. but we do not wish mass OF aifida-
Wits given which are at total variance to
"hat the Opponents desire to say.
In conclusion, we would say to the color
Gu people that there is nothing In this move
ment. The United States has no land in
san Domingo, and cannot give any to COL
ofed people or TO any one else. The whole
Seheme Is hoax, and is intended to accom-
piish some political end We advise the
soiored people to cut icose from these
tricksters, either white or colored, who get
up these measures for tneir own ends
mere is no chance for them to get any per-
son oil to San Domingo, and they know Vt
uu' then they can make the excitement pay
.neni IN another way, and so they are trying
TOOL the masses of the colo.cd people
Watch them.
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Ia Simpson & Sadler are giving
away handsome book entitled Pearls
for the people," containing much valua.
BILE information and many interesting
articles. Il also contains u history OF the
discovery of the "Hepatine," for diseases
of the liver, dyspepsia, constipation and
indigestion, &c, and gives positive assu-
rance that when the Hepatine is used it
effects permanent and lasting cure of
these diseases, which prevail to such an
alarming extent ia ous country. Tase
the Hepatine for all diseases of the
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OBITUARY..

DIED, near Cleburn, johnson County.
Texas, on 18th Dece- ,ber, 1876, in the 77th
year fkerage Miss BETSY ALEXANDER,
n native and until 1870 resident OF this
County In the vicinity of Craytonviile. The
deceased was from carly life consistent
member of the Presbyterian Church.
THUS star by star declines
Till all have passed away,
AS morning high and higher shines
To pure and perfect day;
Nor sink those atars In empty night,
But hide themselves in Heavens own
A FRIEND.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The Court of General Sessions and Com.
mon Pleas for Anderson County will con.
vene on the first Tuesday in February. All
the witnesses and jurors summoned need
not attend before thot day, as there will be
no Court oIa .lae aiontiay preceding. The
following persons have been drawn to serve
for the present year:
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sHERIFF's SALE.
By JAS. H. MCCONNELL, Auctionee1

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
In the Probate Court
A. G. stott, Pln.ntif, against Drayton II.
Stott, ST., NJ. y Kay, ct Complaint TO
Partition the Rcal Esidte of Mrs. Harriet
Richardson &oh, deceased.
EOY virtue of an order to me directed from
- ~. "'. s.s...F.:T.ys. EEs-1,., n--ooG=.== n--oolG=.==
Judge Of Anderson County, In the above
stated case, / will expose to sale on the
FIRST MONDAY in FEBRUARY next
at Anderson Court House.
TRACT NO. /,
Containing 90 acres, more or less, situate
in Anderson County, s. c., on both sides oi
the Six and Twenty Mile Creek, and adjoin
ing lands of John Harper, John Dalrymple
Mrs. Thomson and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash the re-
naming two-thirds on n credit Of twelve
iiioitis, BY :. ss>>:a s>>:as VII: v ~: approved
surety, together with mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay extra for all
necessary papers.
Jan 4, 1877 25 A
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sHERIFF's SALES.
BY j. u. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.

DY virtue Of Executions to me direc-
I'D ted, viii expose to sale on the First
Monday in February next, ut Anderson
Court House, the following property, to wit
One Tract of Land, containing 100 acres,
mora or less, bounded by lands of Fannie
Campbell, Alex. Campbell and others, levied
on as the property OF George J. Campbell
ut the suit of Ed-aris B. Murray.
Terms cash--purchaser to pay extra for
papers.
Jan II, 1877 20
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GRAND JURORS.

OBAFD JURORS.
isaac w: Mckee, VIM. Burriss,
FRANK Matt,son, lc) James b. Carpenter,
Hugh N. FRINGE, q. W.. Cox,
a.. Al. Norris, Elias Sadler. (c)
spencer Burriss, (c) Burt Brown, (c)
JaiheD Eunter, Sr., VIM. Lee,
james Williamson, n. X. Sullivan,
a. .. Stringer, J. A. Cowun,
Ephrni,n Buchanan. Trace Coy.
The following persons have been drawn 10
serve during the coming term of Court As
PETIT JuRoRs.
d. p. Bowen John w. Prince
Daniel Ravenel, (c) In. TiIley.
w. .. Fickens. 9. w. Burns,
LEWIS '-.gon, (c) Mike Nicely,
J. Wiilett Provost Pinkney L. Johnson
Elijah w. Brown, Sloan Webb. ,cI
J. II. Green, Charles Hhvnie fc,.
II. J. Gambrell, John A. Reeves
J. w. Norris, IraL. Moselev
II. b. Major John AZ. Duniap
Joshua Pruiett, James w. McPhai,
james Banister, J. J. Shirley,
Allen White, (c) Joel IT.. Rice,
James Collier, (c) Joshua Janison,
Jackson Hill, (c) C.B. GiImer
J. 8. Beatty Elop Ambrose
Hliiton Richardson, John McClinton,
John +. King, j. a. Major