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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-08

Poor Lewis Cass Carpenterl Bank
rupt in character, bankrupt in money
and bankrupt in friends. he has run his
course, and now finds Che prison cell
seaay to claim It's oen, and Welcome the
culprit who is condemned byall parties5
Realizing his forlorn situation he sought
safety In flight, but hes been picked up
in MorristoWn, Nd, under the assumed
name of 4. Cas- Gupert, He had shaved
and altered his appearance. busth old
conptonaiice 30 faiailiar here, betrayed
him. and tho resnlt In THAI CloInmhia iail'
: Aei.s= liz: Z e.:;.:ss w:s., a.
s ing checks on the Treasury of South Car
olina, and when ne geta through in the
state Courts (which Win not be. very
eoonl the United States will pay ita re-
apeets 20 him fos the same offence and
for dafanltibg in the sum Of three thou
sand dollars IA Revenue Collector. He
viii probably spend the remainder Of his
days u prison.
sile Tlag. Ga6etship Seller D. f..
yghittenofe, has she foaF of che law be-
t3re his eyes and therefore takes great
M q s - tIl5 ti enjoyment of3a cold cir
mate, which u best suited to the iisceasI-
e. IS. ss.s.l. ss::... f;;s.is ~
beT St tlli time, and therefore he has
oahclnaed to iorego fhe pleasures Of WIN
as HE nfagnitlcent sesidence 10
ellsiaetta ana is sojoufning in CAM
ls: ssiieFa tiia az is,eine cold is xpeeted
ID cttsis his tssiE and divert = Is atten-
sion from Sou Is areiisa ma. .ters, or per-
81 ass I'D sli sgiaE a sore accurately express
el,e sItsIati0ll bg aayspy TINT. he hopes to
tsyeys tile atkenfE 6n or South Carolina
fEgss oGlcag if0pa hisn and 70 keep his
shaIeabgsEs llplgH is|s
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TO TEE PUBLIC.

TEHHE pictures which we can now take
Il will please all of our patrons. Neither
trouble nor time will be spared by us in our
endeavor to give universal satisfaction
J. d. MAXWELL,
No. Brick Range
Oct 19, 1877 II 3m
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throp's speech at Anderson is great per-
version of his real remarks. The report
made by us &C that speech was written
out the day after It was delivered from
memory alone, and did not pretend to be
moro than condensed synopsis of HE
remarks, which occupied some fifteen or
twenty minutes in their delivery. So far
from being unpatriotic, they were de-
cidedly the opposite. 1t Is true he CON-
plimented tho people of Anderson upon
the brave devotion 70 their State as
evinced in the war, but his highest oom-
pIiments were upon the course our people
pursued in accepting the result Of the
war, and ye...e2.ing obeGienc. 10 The laws
of the general government. which freed
US of the troubles from which ether coun.
ties suffered. He spoke quite elcquently
of he greatness of the American Union
and of its glorious future, and paid the
highest tribute to the wisdom. sagac,ty
and patriotism displayed by tho present
administration in the conduct of the
affaira of our nation,
The writer OF This article was also
mistaken in asserting that this was Judge
Nerthrop's native County. He is ma
tive Eve ;f Charleston. and mas never lived
here.
We have written the above Ia justice
to the facts Of the case. 60 the Article
which was the text of the attack wa
taken from this paper. Personally we
like Judge Northrop. though we differ
from him entirely In politics. We bo-
lieve, however, hat his appointment ii
Ione Of the wisest steps taken by Presi-
dent Hayes, aud that It meeta the ap.
pto7al Of oil parties in South Carolina,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14
7ozrI IRses HEEORR TaE RuHLic.
DR.. C. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVERPILL
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,
DYlrEPsiA AND SICK HEADACHE
SIMMONS Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver
Acknowledgements, underline edge
l of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patientisrarelya bletolie ontheleft
side sometimes the pain is feltunder
the shoulder.blade, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
Is sometimes mistaken for q rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomachisafiect-
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general are costiyc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
headistroubledwith pain, accompan-
iedwith a dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
iedwith painful sensation ofhaying
leftundone something which oughtto
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
tient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility heis easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complainsofa
pricklysensation ofthe skin; his spir-
its arelow; and although he is salts
fled that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to tryit. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several of
theabovesymptomsattendthe
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination of the
body, afterdeath, hasshowntheLlv
to have been extensively deranged,
AGUE AND FEVER
DIR. C. M?LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
takenwith Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
ForallBilious arrangements andas
asimple purgative theyareunequaled.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine Dr.. C. MCLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MoLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
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The Mccormick Advance,
A Sclf-Rohc Reaper and Mooccr Combined,
WHICH HAS NO EQUAL.

Weme had this machine before the public G and its various
Its
say very little reference spos superiority knowing that has
WILL
feet
ltinggrass and by the other SLOW motion for grain.
the that subjected cutting
in
in
difference
Iriaby besayed in the end
o
the
We Advance which exactly the Combined
Advance, without attachment
hitherto that represent feel satisfied
with patronage will find their advantage buy whatever
70 nowin
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POtnfo Rings.

A writer in the New York Tribune
proposes the following plan for the
destruction of the Colorado beetle =
He says: "By putting small heaps Of
bruised potatoes here and there in
the field, early in spring, and sprink-
ling the heaps with little Paris
green, the labor Of fighting the Colo
RADIO potato beetle may be lcssened a
thousand fold, and the chances of a
crop of potatoes corrcspondingly in
creased. The bugs begin to fly in
the first warm days, long before a
potato top is in sight, 1t appears to
be taking a general survey and cogi-
tating on chances. At this early day
its appetite is keen and it will smell
n bruised potato a long way. The
heaps should be visited every day OF
two, and the potatoes rebruised and
sprinkled to keep up the odor. II
the suntis very hot, the heaps should
be shaded from the direct rays, or the
potatoes will soon dry and make
poor bait. According to etomolo-
gists, one beetle may be the mother
of a hundred million in a single sea.
son. If this be true. or one.tenth
true, it will be seen that much is
gained by giving the mother a bite
of green before she lays an egg, 1t
is astonishing how many bugs can
be killed at one small heap, Any
small, worthless potatoes will do
Care should be taken to place the
heaps where stock cannot get to
them, and above all, every farmer
and every one owning q garden,
should work in concert"
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a IECTURE

ATs To Y Dung Men,
Just published in a sealed cnrclope. Pricc0cts.
4 Lecture On the Nature, Treat-
ment and Radical cure Of Seminal
Weakness, or SpermatorrhGa, induced by
Seli-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, Impo-
tency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments
to Marriage generally; Consumption, Epi-
lcpsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca.
pNcity, &c,-By ROBERT j. CULVER
WELL, NJ, D., author Of the Screen Book"
&c.
The world.renowned author, In this Rd-
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequen.
ces Of Seli.Abusc may be efIectually reno
we'd without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations, bOugies, instru-
ments, rings, or cordialsi pointing out q
mode Of cure ut once certain and eiIectual,
by which every sufferer no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself
chcaply privately and radically,
M" This Lecture wN proye boon to hOus'
dnds aud h0sdnds.
Sent under seal, in n plain envelope, 70
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of SIX
cents or two post-stamIs
Address the Publishers,
The CutrerCeU Medical Cos
II Ann S., New York.
Post ONCE llox, 1880. Jan ll,'7i ly.
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Remedy for Worms.

A correspondent of the Maine Far
mer gives this remedy for curing
worms in horses: 81 have found lin.
seed meal the best thing ever used
Give from a pint to a quart for Il few
days, then less quantity will d.
l usually give this in shorts, meal or
oats mixed with boiling water, and
a little salt put in every day In
some cases a few doses of sour apples,
without anything else, will remove
worms. The meal is n good feed for
horses in. small quantities, if they
are not troubled with worms
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9 . 5fSSFg q

To the Working Class.-we urU
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Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men.
That all who zee this notice may send their
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The Mccormick Harvester.
ITS SUPERIORITY rs UN'0UESTIOM4BLEl

The which efforts for the
with
and induces manufacture and offer the farming public for the 1871
excellent machines Harvester
thoroughly tf the
wishing
the field
who has ever bound that machine the table being hinged that nj
the machine tilted
cutting long short grain Thus the binders ride with ctd comfort
accordingly do the binding than they possibly could the rigid
blc used other machines,
The adjustable valuable
Another leading feature superiority that claim in the Of aprons
by be
before the hcshng machine Is called into rCquistion.
Machines
Street, the Court House, Point Pleasant
JOHN r. COUCH, Agent,
POINT PLEASANT, Mason County, W. Va.
Pslthc9cnb cnrc found atTab& GapIs may 3-2m
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RgA r5s Publications. We can fur.
FIaeatiSa ni-h all " DR. FOuTE'S popular
EGSG3ss DIniy Publications IN htalili and
tolls how 10 rtr,0rr Use sight aud give up EasecS,
wi'honi lho AID N Doctor OF Medicine. lialf
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'Unocr ~ cautes prcScnliunaud cure, inNal;
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children. "CoLD Fear" causes, prevention
md cliTe. ANY one VI the foregoing Dime
Publications will be- kent by mail, postage pre-
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FLANNEL CAKEs.-To one pint of
flour add ono.halr pint of corn meal,
four eggs, one tablespoonful yeast,
with milk enough to make a stiff
batter; set TO rise over night; thin
with warm milk and water before
tkinr next morning,
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FRESH MEAT.

fTFH HAVING purchased the establish.
Az ment Of b. L. Miles, | wish to inform
- the citizens tint | will carry on the
Butchcring business at his old stand, whcre
will be found ut all times the Very Best
OF Fresh Meats, and | ask u i0lr share
OF your patronage, The highest market
price paid for beei.cattle, sheep and hogs.
i, ADDISON PERKINS,
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SPONGE CAKE-Four eggs, beaten
for half an hour one cupful sugar;
one cupful flour
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LADY CAKE.-ono cupful butter,
two cupfuls sugar, four cupfuls flour,
one cuprul milk, three eggs, onc.hali
tcaspoonful soda, flavor to taste.
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Jean jacques Rousseau.

It has been we'll said that there is but ono
step from the sublime to the ridiculous, and
we have at present to chronicle an instance
of it's truth. Alter our own glorious centen-
NAL, wherein we celebrated the hundrcdth
anniversary Of the foundation of the greatest
Republic the world ever saw, and proved our
capacity for self-govcrnment, and shown
growth Of power, wealth and influence une-
qualled, numerous other centennial demon
strations are proposed in ether places and
for other objects. We now hear that forty
eight members Of the Municipal Council of
Paris propose to celebrate in 1878 the cente-
nary Of Rousseaus death.
We cannot see in what way Rousseau is
entitled to any such distinction. Certainly
Frenchmen have many heroes more worthy
of honor than one whose whole life, from
youth to old age, was weak, vicious and
immoral one. When young he abjured Cal
vinism and embraced Roman Catholicism to
due time, to be reinstated as q citizen Of Gen
eva, again abjured Catholicism. Rousseau
was false and ungrateful in his domestic rcla-
tions quarrelled with all those who had
befriended him-with Quinn, Voltnire,
Diderot,. Hume, and his first and great
ben efactress, Nine de Warens.
He lived the greater part of his life with
the Levasseur, one Of the most ordinary of
women, and, without one touch Of shame or
one throb of parental affection, sent to the
Founding Hospital the successive children
of their union.
His celebrated works. emile" and "Con-
fessions," filed with mcretricious senti-
ment, have now fallen into well deserved
neglect, and even ut the time of publication
emile" was mathematical by the Arch
bishop OF Paris, and by arret of Parliament
burnt by the hands OF tho common hangman.
His ..Socal Contract" which gave power
full impulse to the French Revolution. is
now regarded as work full of paradoxes,
and possibly only then attracted attention
by the novelty Of the doctrines propounded
of tho equal rights Of men-a doctrine not
derived from reason or religion, but from
his theory Of mans equality in state OF
nature.
This unhappy man is supposed (althougi
on no positive evidence) to have committed
suicide and he received the very doubtful
compliment Of tho Constituent Assembly
voting him statue. We really do not SEE
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The Yachting Season.

The yachting season begins with all the
advantages of fair weather and complete
organization of the leading clubs which
have for years made the waters of our Bay
and the Sound f.mous for aquatic contests.
The shadow that last year rested upon the
bright waters of Staten Island, when a noble
vessel with her noble crew suddenly van
ished from the sight OF man, has been re-
moved, and if the lesson of the Mo-
hawk is remembered as it should
be no similar accident will darken
the record of this year. Sailing in the
adjacent waters of New York is Us safe an
amusement as any which we have, If the
vessels are properly ballasted and under
skilful control, and must remain one of the
most popular so long as seas are blue and
winds are fresh and the gallant bark sur
mounts the opposing waves. The season
here has begun already by some of our
clubs, but to-day will be grandly inaugu-
rated by the annual regatta of the New
York Yacht Club an event which is antici-
pated with eagerness by all lovers of aquatic
sports. Although several famous yachts
will be absent from this race quite
enough good sailers will participate in
the contest The race will be sailed
over the usual course, and there are eleven
entries, among which are such yachts as
the Rambler, Wanderer, Peerless, Comet,
Vision and Active. The weather to-day will
probably be fine, with southerly or
southwesterly winds, and the regatta will
be enjoyed not only by the ladies and gen.
tlemen on board of the yachts, but by the
thousands of excursionists who will attend
them down the Bay.
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THE TELEPHONE.

Dr. Henry Morton, president OF tho Stevens Institute
Of Technology, at Hobokcn, last night delivered an
interesting and instructive lecture the subject Of
tho Telephone. The various experiments with the IN
strument have already been made familiar to the
readers OF the HERALD, aud no facts were developed
in the course of the lecture that have not been
illustrated before. The Professor, however, BY
Of superior apparatus, was happy in
demonstrating to the audience the effect OF
sound waves, and made many scientific experiments
bearing the telephone question. The first part OF
his lecture was purely explanatory and theorctic.
The latter part was illustrative, communication being
established between tho hail and some OF his students
three-quarters OF a mile away who sang songs ana
communicated by with the audience. II must ue
confessed, however, that the results were not as
sharply defined some which have heretofore boon
described IN theso columns
Professor Morton, hike his coadjutors, acknowledgcs
the fact that the discovery although yct In its inancy
promises TO become OF tho astonishing events o.
Christendom We are, no said, at tho nero beginning
oil great work which, in tho course oil time, VIII pc
como Of vast public usc Tho capabilities Of tho telc.
phone thus far unmcasured The theory Of It's
comparatively familiar but regards It's pract'csl
value time alone prove to what extent the uiscoS'
cry may be made available.