The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 18, 1872, Image 4
Farm, Garden and Household.
Fattening Turkeys.
It is well to commence with
light feed, such as oats and buck
w neat, given in equal quantities
at morning and night, scattering
all that they can possibly eat. In
a week leave out the oats and
substitute the corn; and a third
week dron the buckwheat and
feed on co'rn alone. Dough once a
day, made boiled corn meal, is
commended by some breeders, but
turkeys need no other mills than
those they possess with which
to grind their food. Their giz
zards work with tremendous
power, and the machinery i. (it
such a character that its workings
are essential to the health of their
bodies. Give them now all the
corn they can dispose of, and, if
fed on dry, smooth turf, it can
always lie within their reach, and
as they will never clog themselves
by overeating, it is better to keel
a large supply always at hand.
and let them pick up the kernels
at their own pleasure.
It will make a great difference
in the value of the food given i
turkeys when there is an abunid
anee of pure water always at
hand. If they are stinted in the
suppily the corn will not d1aret as
readily; and when the weather is
windy and chilly they will not go
even halfa dozen rods to proenre
as much as is needful for fattenin,
purposes; so the farmer will find
iL to his advantLge to supply it in
;arge quantities. Although tur
keys arti very hardy I,wls, yet
they should always have s(oMe
shelter provided at this season,
such as a sunny shed on the souII
side of a board fence, fbr they wih
rathersitforadayon the sunny
side of a barn than walk two
rods when the North wind is blow
ii.g hard.
It is important to beguile them
into roosting under some shele
at this season. It may be done
by commencing to feed them un
der it the first night that food is
thrown-to them, and always ha,
ing corn thrown to them at that
place at night. It requires a cer
tain amount of food to produce
the needed amount of heat; sD the
less they are exposed to the cold.
frosty air at night. and the more
comtortable thev are housed. the
more rapidly they will fat ten.
Quantities of food, plenty of
pure water and comfortable, warm
quaiters will fatten turkeys ex
peditously, withot resorting to
any shttng up or eraroming pro
cess.-Country Gentleman.
Curr:Gs AND Scos-If in
tended for planting in spring,
either currant or goose berry cut
tings may be separated from the
parent stock any time durng the
winter,:he later the bet ter, thougoh
before the buds swell. Both take
root so readily and open theirj
buds at a temperature so low, if S
cut in ear-ly winter and stored in a
cellar. they- are liable to start into s
g row th before they can be put out
in spring.-Seions of the apple,
cherry-, plumk and pear, for either r
root-grafting~ in early winter,. as
soon as the leaves drop and the
wood is thoroughly hardened up.
For the preservationi of seions and
cuttings, there is no kind of pack
inig material equal to sawdust of T
about the same degree of moistureF
as when it comes fromi ee tim
bcer. To winter currant and lhar
dyV grape uttins such~ a~ei s Coni
cord, dec-ide~dly the best p)lan is to
bury them in. the open. groulnd in
moist Cart h, when they will freeze,
and be ke(pt in that. con ditio un
til ready to planit, wR'lieb should
be done without dtelay after the
frost leaves thle gr->und in spring.
DIrLiiE:tTA.--The foill wing re-r
ei pe tr " theL uen of( di1 theria, is
from a physieint who says, that
of oin th usand eases in which itu
has 'seen *isa,; ni - a sin gie pa ient
hats bee, lost. The treatment con
s:sts in thoroughly swabbing the
b:ek of the miouth and throat with
a wash made thius : Take salt,
two dramns ; black pepper, gfolden]
seal, nirate of p)otash, atlum.i one
dra:m eaeh. Mix and pulverize,
put into a teacup, which, hal illl
with bloilIin water. stimr well and C"
then fill up with1 good vinegar.
Use every- half hourim. as recovery
progresses.-e
TheDatinax swvalow a little Li
each time App!'r one oune eac C
01fsweet <., spirits ot turpentine
and aqua ammonia, mixed, to the or
whole surfa~ce of th athroat, and ag
over the breast bone every four
hour-s, keeping flannel to the&
parts.
..-+-e+------ fl
('RaE roR BONE FELox.-The
following is said to be a good
remedy- for this cause ot'sufering:
--Take cqImmon rock salt such as
iused for salting down: pork or
beef, dryv it in an oven. t hen pound ,
it e and ix withi spiri ts of tur- col
l)enin in equal p)arts. Put it in Bu
a iag and wrap it, around the part M;
:.3ected. :wi as it gets (drv nut on
more. and in twenty-ibtir hours
you arli e red ;the tel on is dead.'~
TumE TEErH.-llorace Xapole ber
wrote: "{se a little bit of al"m'
twice or thriice a week no biggrer 11.
than half vour- nail. t ill it has all ran
dissolved In your month, indl the ii
s;oirtit Oct. This has so fortified
myi teeth that they are strong as o
hie pen of Junius. I learned it of q~
Mrs. Grosvenor. who had not a ce
peek in her teeth, until hier b
-- +elThe
A preposterous stoiry is cireu- Fr
am:g to the enfeet that sports- ii,
men in New Jersey mistake mos
(''ii'-s Jor snipe. Temc
'ceater lengthi of ithe dersey imos
.iee's lii nhoaud rende..r such an
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M CL IN 8, IRA,ES
IN.
9. X' D .lfA2ES
ST.A i R ilN-.t a rs, I tillers' Fur
Tiles, 'Wire Gur.iS, Tecrra Cotta
Ware, Marbid and S!ate Manitlet
Pieces. I -
WINIJOW GL.ASS .1 SPECIA LTY.
Cireal:ars andi Price Lists sent fG
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hIe Best is the Cheapest !
SINCER TRIUMPHANT
TILL DEFYlNG CDMPETITIONS
"'I
lea
- su
An
To
rorn Return ofsales in 1871, 1S1,260,
e:n
3.731 :orc thtan the uext h ighest number. ome
o if the numbher of sales be any criterionl inl
meit, the Sin!rer certa,inly hears the' patlm. 0
t ti i.- not all, thougmh it is sufficient toth
vin"c the most skeptical. It is simple, to
.h!eo, not liahle to get out of order, and IN
h idv who eveor set her heart otn a Singer
rmuI wile:hy ct:mt.es it for aty oither.
TliEi SIls [IS TRR:EPRE:SSFBLE
1 will ',ke the led whiile sewing Machines C
used.
Ichines of all styles of finish, extension
tit.-exCteiton tale, :md cither for lighi t
heav e:Ik suppledi bvy
W. T. GAIL.LARD,. Acent,
Fitr Newberry and Laurens Counties.
GEO. S. HACKER,
or, Sash and Bld Factory,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
2""""" Sto
o
I'c
toryas tere s i theSouo.rn
II worl manfttitieured t the Fue: ory in 0
ti:y. The on ly hous~e owned andt man -
I byv a Carolinian in thi city.
'ilNDFO P'ICE; LIST "
.ietory and Wareioomns. Kitng Street, op .
te Ciannon S:reo inee, i ofti C1ity aii
. Addres., cot:
GEO. S. H.lCKER. quan
P C. Bo 170. Chiarle.on S. C. pimp
>v 13, '7-1. Pho,
Tc
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R-shis ,ervice5 ' h comntun:.v at and
.Office op ad:e G->L W m. F. Nancee's
bt'ee. .t Lade .moe A R. Church,
erly occupied by Dr. T. W. Thompson,
.a -r,,Jly , 81-ti __f. c
Pt, & Il C, SWAFFIELD,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Are now offering the LARGEST
ind FINEST STOCK of
CLOTHING,
AND
Gnis Fmishing Goods,
Ever I)ivUilit South.
We are now oceupying the rooms
ortierly occupied by Wearn & lix,
is a
CUSTOM BEFIRIMENT4
Mnd are AKING TO O1).R the
BES'T FiTTING SUITS, out of the
:hoicest Tputteris of FRLENCI and
'NGLISH1 CASSIMERES AND
'STING S.
Give us a call and be convinced.
Oct. 2;. 43-tf.
1,11, D. [01E & 0,
DESIRE to annoumee to their friends
ud patrons that they have MOVED into
wir
Large and Elegant Store,
Corner -.a;n and Plain Sts.,
Under the Wheeler House,
Where they have OPENED their
IMMENSE STOCK
ofNWana
)esirable Goods,
SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE,
AND
OMPRTSING TILE BEST MAKES
OF GOOD)S TO JBE FOUND
IN DO31ESTIC OR FOR
EIGN MIARKETS,
To which we invite the atter.tion of the
hatbitants of Newherry ned surrounding I
untry, feling assured that we can fur
sh themi with hetter goods at less prices
an any house in South Carolinma, as our
r>ck is of the best qJtulity of goods.
Sa mples sent ont atpplicationi.
We keep a beautiful line at MOURNING
30DS.
Mr. John Grey, well known in your
uuty, is now in our enmp!oy and would be
eased to hear from his friends in Newber
at the
rand Central Dry Goods Es
tablishmenit of
WM. D. LOVE & CO.,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
D. LOVE, {
1B. McCREERY. Oct. 20. 44-Thm.
To See the Fairest
most liberaul Dealer i., the desire of ev-ery
when they wish to purchase goods. The
tudian Girl" solhicirs a call, and will then
ye it to you as to whether she is entitled to
h a reputation. It being near the time
Of the Fair
ext ra harge stock of IIavana Cigars, from
to $30 per box, Domestic Cigatrs from $2
10O per box,:mid Chewing aond Smoking
):eCo, froim common to the linest manu
tured, has been received. Remember
Go to Newberry
invest in this line of goods, that an order
to the "Indian Girl," in Columbia, will
-e a delarv in getting the goods of' only
day, and give you rthe advantage 0o' all
ucements offered, and if the goods re
ed are not the best you ever hnught for s
mon,ev, return at rmy expense, as the mot- I
S "The biest for the motaey."
ORDERING STATE PRICE OF GOODS
WANTED.
S. J1. PERRY,
"Indian~ Girl" Cigar Store,
et. 23, 43-'3m. Columrbia, S. C.
REMOVAL. i
IV. H. BERRY,
HRMTRE WIRER6O0S
COLUMBIA, S.C. O
osite old Stanid, next to Wheeler House.
nw Ott hand and receivinrz, the Largest
'k of Firsi Class FURNITURE ever f
vn itn tis Market. Cotising in partu
tb,ut Parlor, Ditning Roonm and Cham-.
Sutits tin variouts new styh-s, direct fromn
matnuftt:et:reru, an'd at pt iee.s to smit
tieS.
etttre Framtes made to order at shtort 0
ec int Walnut and Gilt. v
'I Sprht ts. Spring I3eds atn:1 Mattrasses at
Iaunt nttm1 to order.
longt xp,ientce int buintssu" ad re
quality of eood,., feel coniden t
ut cottpi-te wirh any House . o oth of
mtore.
tinkful for past favors I lope to cotn
to merit the samte liberal ptron:ige .11u
r:t ft-rm the Marl beds found otn thte
of this State, equal to double the (i
tiuy of ordinary Limte for Agricultural F
'-es, &uning to the large per centage of
;dhate of Lime which it contains.
itntroditce its unse among the farmers B
i -ecuion, the price is put at P
~1.00 PER TON OF 2,000 LBS. ha
r sa e in quantities to suit purchasers, wil
or furtl er particulars~ apply to ten
J. N. FOWLES, r
A t Store of MIayeb & Martin.
JOHN C. DIAL,
Importer and D,:aler in Eugli6h & American
HARDWARE' ANO CTLERY,
Iron, Steel, Nals, Castings, Mill [Stones,
Bolting Cloths, Smut Machines, Circular
Saws, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans, Carriage
Building and Trimming Materials,
4NDIA R[BBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
Carpenters, Blacksmith and
Tanners' Tools,
Hoiuekeapinq and Furnishing
HARDWARE,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Lime, Cement. Plaster, Paints, Oils, French
and American Window Glass, Guns, Ri
f fles, Pistols, Shot Belts, Powder
Flaske, Powder. Shot. &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETArL.
At the Sign of the GOLDEN PAD LOCK.
COLUMBIA. S. C.
Oct. 223. 43-9im.
TFAI 0P EN'I,ING!I
TIIE M0ST MATNIFCETI ST0CK
01' JEWILRY SOUTH
OFVUTI1E POTO311AC.
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
Havin- removed from his old stand, to the
lIre and ele-1anlt StoV-,
Under WEARN & IlIX'S Art Gallery,
Maiu Street. COLUMBIA. S. C.,
he respectfully to state that lie has now
0penI
A 3agnificent Stock of Jewelry,
Silver Ware and Fancy Articles,
and 1'eels no hesitation in saying that it i
the Finesi stock of Watews, Clocks, Jewel
ry, Diamond.-, Solid and Plated Ware, Cut
e-ry, &c., and the mo -st artistic and be .uti
fal in style, ever before exhibited in Colur.
bia, and every article from first class ianu
facturers oiuly.
Rvpairin- and Engraving a specialty,
and all work warran:ed.
Terms, i.et cash.
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
Oct. 23, 43-tt. U.ider Art Gallery.
Don't Neglect Your Own Interest,
BUT ALWAYS BUY
Good Goods, Cheap for Cash!
OF
hIN-GRANDl & HITil,
COLUMBIA, S. C.:
DEALElS IN
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
CROCKERY, PLATED) WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
And abmost every article to be conceived of
by the Housekeeper.
Visitor to the city are invited to camll and
examine our superior .ini ex:ensive stock.
J. A. HEATII. R. KINGLA AND.
UJnder Coluumbiia Hotel, Golumbia, S. C.
OLt. 30, 44-3m.
BACK.
C. F. JACKSON
Has just returned from the Northern
Cities with the most choice stock of
FALL AND INTER
DRY GOODS~
F'ANCY ARTICLES,
~ver brought to this market. For tie ati
t vecrv
~OW PRICES FOR CASII ONLY.
Main Street, near Plain,
CIILDIBIA, S. C.
Oct. 1 , )-.
E. R. STOKES
HA '3just opened, in the newi and hand
nine huilding immediattely opposite the L
bonix offiee, on Main street, a complete i
tock of
STA TIONE RY, c
In
odpriking L.etter, Cap amnd Note Paper, of i
Il sizes, qualities and of every description; b
tat Papers of Cap, D)emy, Double-Cap, Me
mm, Royal, Super-RLoyal, and Imperial
zes, which will b,e sold in any quanitity, or
lanufacturedl into Blank Books of any si'.e,
ad ruled to any patern, and bound in any
'yle, at short notice.
ENVTE LOPES
Sendlless variety-all sizes, colors and quali
BLANK BOOKSt
w
f every variety, Memrmdum and Pass
ooks, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter th
oks, Receipt Boos Note Books.
A RClif f ECTS and D)RtAUGH TSMEN will
id a coniplete stock of mtetrials for their A
e. Drawing 1Paper, in -heets and rolls,
-tot Boards, Postail Papner and Bo:trds, Oil iCC
per, Pencilk, Wat-er Co!ars, in cakes and ai
xes, Brushes, Crayions, D)rawing P'ens. cr
SUIHOOL S-TA~TIONERY Ie
'ever- tdescription: a great variety of con
nien:~d um:lefcul articles for both Teachers N
d Puipils.
Photograh Albumns, Writing Desks. Port
ios. Cabua-, with i>oxe.-, and a countless
riety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
1140, o most elegant stock of Gold Pens
d Pencil Ca-es, superbly-mounted Rubber
ods.
INKS.V
lack, Blne, Yiolet and Carmine, Indelible In
I Copying; Mucillage; Che-s and Back- w
imn Men and Boiards: Yisiting anzd WVei- j
g Cards, and tverything usually kept in a
rst Olass Stationery House,
i-:h the subscriber intends this shall be. In
Ic wIll still condnct his BENDERY and pat
ANK BCuOK M.AN-FACTORY and PA
R-RULING ESUABLISHMENT, which 1
been in successful operation for over
rty years in this State, and to which he
I continue to devote his own personal at
tion. His stock w-ill be kept up full and
plete, and his prices will he found always
sonable, and he hopes to have a share of C
ronage. C
E. R. STOKES, Main Street, icha
sov Ia 4..ee nnn~er, ?parmnizOrun. I
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps and Gent's Furnishing Goods.
EI]STAR]D & WIL~E"Y,
C OLUM:BIA, S. C
WE are now receiving and will continue to through the season the BEST READY
MADE CLOTHING, that cannot be surpassed if equalled by any custom made. All the
latest fashions in 3IELTONS, DIAGONALS, CHEVIOTS, BEAVERS, TRICOTS, BLACK
DRESS FROCKS, BLACK DOESKIN PANTS, FRENCH and AMERICAN DRESS VES rS,
CLOTH, SILK and VELVET.
A splendid line
MENS'. YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
WHITE FANCY SH[RTS, CHEVIOT AND NEGLIGE SIIRTS.
HOSIERY AND UNDEIR WEAR, NECK WEAR and SUSPENDERS,
CARDIGAN JACKETS. SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
SILK HATS, FALL STYLE.
The undereigned respectfully calls the attention of their friends and customers of New
berry and upper Counties, to their large and well selected Stock of Goods. Visitors to the
City are invited to call and examine. Orders will be promptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed.
KINARD & WILEY, COLUMBIA, S. C.
Oct. 9, 42-tf.
J. H. KINAIRD,
COLUM:BIA., S. C.
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I have recently returned from the North, and an prepared to exhibit the most com
plete and elegant stock of
cver brought to this market, consi-ting nf the 'atest and motst popular styles in DRESS
GOODS, CA.SSI.NIEREZ, &., w%iLt a ll line of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
AND SELECT ASSORTMENTS OF
CARPETINGS, WINDOW SHADES AND
CURTAINS, RUGS, MATTINGS,
and all other articles usually found in a First Class Dry Goods Establishment.
0
THE GRAND OPENING OF THE MILLINERf DEPARTMENT,
under the direction and supervision of MRS A. McCORMICK, so zenerally knowin
throughout the State for her skill and taste, offers unusual attractions, the stock having
been carefully selected by herself, and placed at figures to meet all wants.
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THE CELEBRATED HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
AND AMERICAN BUTTON-HOLE AND OVER-SEWING MACHINE, constitute a
preminent feature in the line of my business, being justly considered the most efficient
and satisftctory now in use.
Strangers visiting Columbia, are invited to give me a call.
J. H. KIINARD,
On Main Street, one Door South of Columbia Hotel, Columbia, S. C.
Oct. 23, 43- 6n.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PHARMACEUTIST AND CHEMIST,
NEWBERRY, S. C.,
RESPECTFULLY commends to the confidence of the community his popular prepara
tions, which are manufactured under his own sbpervision, with great care, and which
may be relied upon for their purity and efficacy.
Fant's Tonic Bitters,
Composed of the best antiperiodic Tonics known to the Medical Profession.
FANT'S ELIXIR OF CALISAYA BARK,
A most palatable Cordial, particularly recommended to persons of weak habit, and to such
as reside in low, damp situations, where the nervous system is, more or less, relaxed.
Fant's Compound Syrnp of Sarsaparilla, Queen's Delight, &c.
This preparation will pnrify- the blood and eliminate mercury from the system.
Dr FANT'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
An Invaiuale Remedy for Children suffering from Teething, Indigestion, and Bowel Affec
lions generally.
My stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Ate fresh, large and complete, all of which I guarantee to be Chemically PURE.
Also a large and w'ell selected variety of
PERFUMERY ANII TOILET ARTICLES,
Both Foreign and American.
WINES AND LIQUORS of purest qualities for Mediceinal purpjoses.
SUPEIOR WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL. f
Pr'escriptions Carefully Compounded at any Hour of
the Day and Night.
Dec. t, 49-tf.f
=INSURANCE.- NOTIC.
THE unduersigned having estabhlished his office at Edgefield, as Genreral Agent fort
bie Cotton States Life Insurance Co;mpany-, i ites attentiont to one or two of thte ad
untages offered those wbo may desire to effect insuratnce on their lives in a safe Home
omtpany:v
The floard of Managers at a recent meeting, passed unanimtousiy the following reso
"Resolved, That in view of the fact that there are unusually large sums paid for
e Insuranrce, to the Comnjties of the North and East, which sums, being there
ivested, contribute to the enriehment of those sections, wihilst. our ownt South is
reatly in need of cash capital to prosecute successfu!!y our Agricultural anid 3Mechani
d eterprises ;it is ordered, that for the purpose of retaitning these sons in our
iidst, hereafter a certain proportion of the net cash receipts from premiutms, amoumnt
uto not more thtan 70 per cent. of the same be invested in such manner as may
e in accordance with the regulations of the Comipany, in those sections from which
te sairl prenmiunts are attained."
(Signed) WM. B. JOHNSON, Pres't. -
Gsonor S. O'BEAR, See'y.
The Financeial strength of the Comrpanyv places it in high rank. Its last An
asl Statemnent shows that the Company posseases, besides its large Guarantee, $170
r- every $100) of its liability.
M. W. ATBNEY, Generam agen t.
To carry into effect the foregoing Resolution of the Maniagers, the Company proposes
establish Boards of Supervisory Trustees in each Counity and Vilhtge in the State, whojJ
il1 supervise all investmtents.
Sevety per cent, of all the NET PREMIUM REC:EIPTS, from any locality where
ere is a Board of Trustees, will be retturned amid invested with its Policy Holders;
ereby making the "Cotton States Life," a HOME COMPANY to every Policy Holder.
pplications for loans front any locality will be nmade through its Board of Trustees,
iose approval will secure a loan at moderate rates, anid for any period, provided the
!!aterals are acceptable by the Directors at the Hlome O)fiece in 3acco, Ga. No safer4
vestnment of the accumuatinirg asets of a Life Comtpanyr can be mamde than with its Po
Holders, and the above plin, so liberal and jtet, is now offered to th.e people of New
rry. The p,rivii'ge of utsing a porin .f the Cotimany's assets, is ex tended to every
e of its P'olicy lHolders. I therefore propose to establish a Board of Tr-ustecs here i
'wherry, at.d at any o'her point in the District where desirable.
Mar. 27, 13-tf B. F. LOVELAGE, Canvassing Agent.
WM. GLAZE, THOMPSON & JONES,_
COLUBIA S.C.~DENTAL SURCEONS,
WSould it.vite attenition to his stock of
7atches and Chains,
great varie:y. for ladies' and gents'
twelry-, in Diamond, Pearl, Coral,
d othter styles, n.ew and beautiful.
SILVR AND PLATED WARES,
reat variety, plain and lanicy. of raresti
terns. -(Graduates of the Pennsylvania College of
LBL E CTTLE RY, C03DIUN- Office over McFall & Pool's Store.
[ON SETS. MUSIC BOXES, Our.patients receive the benefit of all the
FROM850 n MAON. latest improvements.in the profession.
FRO $0 P.MAO- Special attention given to correction of Ir- one
IC JEWELS, ETC. reeuiarities in Children's Teeth.a;
pecia atte tio tiven to orders, sent The patronage of the publtc is respectfally gr;
). D., with privilege to return. or ex- JobteR. r HOMPS)N, D.D.S. e
nge if not approedw om ni ht 3, o er n
Let us Have Peace,
BT hEEP FlI!
W11ici you caxn i,' kaiing' a::d buVinlg
some FULTON MARKET BEEF aid tine
PICKLED SALMON, a:d SUGAR CURED
HAMS.
Also, on Consivnment, TEN BALES OF
HAY. At
HARDY SOLOMON'S,
Next to Messrs. McFall & Pool. on the
May 22, 21--tf. Fitrh Avenue.
'EWMIRRY FEMAlE
Miss FANNIE LEAVELL,: Assitant.
Pro. F. WERBER, : Musical Dep't.
T9E Exercises of the abov, Sehool i ill
be rvsumed on WEDNSE.DAY, s: sEP
TEMBER, IS72.
Tuiiion from $2.50 to $4..50 per mont.
No' Incidental Fees.
P,pils wil, be chargel from d]ate of %:n
t-ance t. the end of the e--ion. No r-e
duction except in cases of protracted ill
nes.s.
For par.iculars, &c., apply to
S. P. BooZER, Esq., Sec. Id.
COL. S. FAIR, Pret.
S4, 916--tf.
GERMAN
SOOTHEINt CORDIAL
Invaluable in Teething, and Summer Com
plaints of Children. Cuw
DIARRH(F .,
DYSENTERY.
COLIC,
And other Diseases, incident to the period
of Den.ition.
Uulike the "Soothing Syrups," now so
widely used, this CORDIAL contair
NO ANODYNE,
Or other injurioug Drug. It is composed of
the very best materials, and should be
found in every Nursery. The best physi
cians recommend it.
MANUFACTURED BY
Dr. H. BAER,
CHARLESTON. S. C
:V For sale by MOTTE & TA RRANT,
Newberry, S. C. May 3, 13-tf.
THE CREAT CAUSE
OF
HUVAN -1ISERY.
Just Published in a Sealed Envelope. Price
six cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Ra tical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sper
mattorrl:Omi. induced by Self-Abuse. Inv-ol
untary Emiissions, Impoten.cy, Nervous De
bility, and Impedimnents to Marriage gene
rally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Firs;
Mental and Physical Incapacity, etc.-By
1R0B. J. CULVERWELL, 31. D., Author of
th ';-en Book," etc.
The world-renowned author, in this ad
mirabhle lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the -awful consequences of
Self-Abuse may be effectually removed with
out medicine, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, bougies, instruments, rings,
or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
on)ce certain and effectual by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radic.dly. This lecture will prove a boon to 4
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six cents, or two post
~ge stamps, by addrensine the publishers.
Also, DRI. CULVERWELL'S "'Marriage
auide," pritce 50 cents.
Address the publishters,
CHfAS. .J. C. KLINE & CO.,
1'27 Bowery-, New York.
Piost Odiice Box 4,586. A pr. 24, 17-17.
:i8k8 MBla|||C ifial Ca888,
THlE SUBSCRIBER has constant!v or
and a full assortment of the above a ppt oved
ases, of different patterns, besides codins
f his own make, all of which he is prepared
o furnish at very reasonab!c rates, with
romptness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent by
ailroadl will have them sent free of charge.
A Htarse is always on hand and will be
arnished at the rate of $10 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
:riber respectfully asks for a continuatdon.
f the same, and assures the public that
o effort on his part will becspar to reinder
le utmnost satisfaction.
A. C. Cli.dMAN
Newberry S. C., July 31.
D. W. OWENS,
NHEEL- WRIGHT,
MAKES AND REPAIRS
BUGGIES, WA60OS, &C.,
iopt on Main Street, ni-ar Depot, and on
corner of road leading to Helena.
All n irk warranted to be done in good
vie, as we-ll as expeditiously and cheap.
All I ask is a tri-dl.
D. W. OWENS.
Ja n. 3, 1-1y.
iricksBricks.Bricks!
GOOD BRICKS!
00,000 BRICKS
FOR SALE
At the Frick Yard
OF
E. H. CHRISTIAN.
DR. H. BAER,
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
)R UG GIS T,
0O. 131 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
[ay .3, 18-tf.
'ree Transportation.
Eare pr'epare'd to grind tomn one to
ii'dred an d fif ty buebels C -n perday,
w i.-n t rrh f ree transpor at . n ut their
nl to :td.fro onr It :uio r o.ar [atrons
0.~ cha;.
WEIH8. JuNES & PARKER.
pr. 17 hi-I