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MOUP-MAKING.
There is no way in which the com
fable abundance of a table jnay lie
better insured, while at the same time
ytrict eye is kept upon economical ex
penditure of means, than by an almost
daily addition of soup to the family
d&8ner. It is only when concoeted
by an indifferent cook that soup dc.
serves the contemptuous sobriquet ol
e often applied to it.
It is suprising from what a scar
ty Pfotment of material a. dain4y disb
of-oup may be supplied.- Let a roast
otheif be consumea to th6 very bone
q, turkey or pair of fowls deprived ol
every joint, ytif the carcass is 'sui
iway, it fIurnishes at'once the ~needed
basis. The French understand this t<
perfection, and we read that in Pais
ian kitchens a closed vessel, contain.
ing "potage," is ever at the fireside
awaiting any contribution the skillfu.
grisette anon supplies from the surphi
of other dishes in process of prepara
tion.
.In the 6rst place, observe alwayi
i ay. your mat~in tIhe bottom of tb
pa: ot-utting tTW meatPup or il
a bone, 6rackitg it well. A lump o:
butter.idds richnes, but -is ~not ne
cessary. Select suh herbs as you pre.
fer, out them UP very small, gAud L-3
over the meat, with a very litfre watei
and a cautiously small piece of sdt.
Cover the vessel. witi a close-fitting
lid, and set it by a slow fire; this wil
draw out all the 'virtue of herbs id
roots, giving the soup a different fla.
vor from what is imparted by putting
the full quantity of water in at first.
Turn the meat frequently. When
-' the gravy produced is alniost.Aried up;
fill your pot with a sufficient quantity
of water to make soup enough for youm
.,amily. To a large shank hone of beef,
three quarts or even one gallon, is not
too much to allow.
When your soup is done take it off
the fire to eool, and skim thorough46
from grease. Put it on agai6, and be
sure not to dish it ump unless boiling
hot. Be careful to add salt and other
hihfavored condiments~ sparingly;i
every table is~ supplied with salt-eeliar
and castors so that a deficiency in
these respects may be easily rectified;
not so au over quantity. If other
thickening than the vegetables used ik
deeined advisabule, brown'the&fur for
altsoups save chicken, eal, au4oyster
soups.
CULTIVATION OF JU.TE.-.-Tbe de.
partment of agriculture at Washington
is in thereceipt of some. very interest
ing information coqring be es pe.
rimnents wbhi-avereeendiybeen made
in the culture of jute in the South.
A North Caroliua planter writes thei
,Ke gathered a flue erqp from seeds
turnished him last May by the depart
ment, and he thinks that the bottom
lands of that State could be made to
prodt-a by liberal manuring as much
as three thousand pounds of fiber i
the aere. Froar Georgia- and' Louis
iana most favorable accounts also
come. A Georgia planter says if five
cents per pound can be netted it wi'l
pay more to raise jute than eetton. In
iouisiana the jute raised is said to be
fidy'per cent. superior to the Indila
article. IIeretofore Inrdia has been
almost the only country where jute
has been raised at all, and it has been
a veiy profitable product. It is much
used in the making of ropes,. gunny
- acks, &c. It also has a large commer
--cial value in other respects, being ex
tensively used in the manufacture of
-ladies' chignons. The department
considers that it is :lemonstrated be.
oand doubt that is can now be made
-a staple and most profitable product
in the bottom lands of the South.
LIQUmD BLUEING.-To one part of
Prussian blue add gradually two parts
of concentrated muriatie acid. Let the
paste stand for twenty-fdur hours; theni
add nine parts of water, and bottle
it.
The solution c.f indigo in sulphuric
seid is also used for the same purpose.
To prepare it, pulverize one ounce of
pure indigo, and add it by degrees to
four and a half ounces of concentrated
sulp,hurie acid, mixing it well by stir
ring with-a glass rod. If desired, the
acid may afterwards be neutralized
with carbonate of potash.
To ND COINA.-Take a thick
solution of gum arabic in warim uater.
and stir into it plaster of paris till the
mixture is of the proper consistency.
Apply with a brush to the fractured
edges of the china. and stick them to
gether. In three days the article can
not be broken in the same place. The
whiteness of the cement increases its
vakne.
LIME AROUND APPLE
TREES.
We have known some .farmers
make it a regular practice for a
number of years to throw caustic
lime- around their apple trees in the
spring and summer. We once no
ticed that a tree etandiig in the im
rediate vicinity of our dwelin!
had all at on.-e put forth with renew;l
energy, and we were at a loss for si. eI
time to define the cause. On exami
nation we found' that a quantity of
lime that had accidentally been spill
ed and rendered worthless by becoin
in,g mixed with the refuse on the sta
ble floor. had becv thrown at the foot
and arunrd the tree, and to this, -as
the principal cause, we immediately-at
tributed the reviviseenee and renewed
fructuation of the tree.
Taking the hint from the accident,
we purchased twelve casks of lime,
and applied half a bushel to each of
the trees iis our orebard, a'nd found
that it produced iwmediate beneficial
feets. Not the health of the trees
only, but the quality of the fruit was
aLso greatly improved. This applica
tion will' be especially benefieial to
soils where there is a redundance ;of
vegetable matter. We would.advise
Mir farmers, in some places, esieially
in new forest lands,xecently cleared,
d on low )ak&ds, ke i triilof thie
experiment, and see whether it is npt
deserving of the high recommendation
it secures.-Eaagge, -
M"t TO KEE i3uTTER.- --T is the
easiest thing in the world. Simply
put it zin clean jars and cvqr:,with a
t . bine. This will kqp pure
butter a year, fresh and sweet, as we
know from experinmeut. It is. almost
equaily good to put in cak casks. head
ed tight. This is equivaleHt to can
u1ing fruit. The brine, in the case of
the jar, acts as a heading, keepiag
the air out. But butter should be
wade well; we have never experi
wented on poor butter. Work out
the butterwilk until you have only
pure "beads," clear as rain water;
but do not work so much as to break
the, grain. in whi-h case you have a
tough, heavy article in winter, and
grease iu sumser. &ieh- butter we
advise no one to try to preserve.
[Rural NWorld.
TOILET POWDER.-Violet powd6f
s an excellent preparation..for dying
j's ti after washing. It is best
prepared by mixing three parts of the
best wheat stairch withi one. of. finely
ground .orris n>ot. The latter 'adds to
the drying power of the stareb, and
imparts at the same time an agreeable
odor like that of violet-hence the
mixture. It is also prepared hy per
fuming~ starch with cssential ois, with
out thie additio~n of orris root; but
h'ouliie iscent of' the powder is
stronger, and to some more tempting"
'to use, it is far less beneficial in its
japplication. The seent acting as a
stimulant to the skin, increases rather
than abates any tendeney.to .edness.
Unperfumed powder is,therefore, the
best to use, dusted over the part with
Ta liitle brush made of swan's dow,q
called a puff.
CELERaY AS A NERVNE.-A corre'
spondent writes : I have known maky
men,~iud wonen,. too, w~hopffonzi varis
ous causes. had become so much affec
ted with niervdusness that when they
stretched out their hands they .shook
like asper. leaves on windy days ; anid
by a daily moderate use of the blanezr
..ed foot .stalks of the,oelery leaves as a
~siiiiil,' they became as strong and
steady in limb as other people. I
have kiowia others so, very nervous
that the least annoyance put them in
a state of agitation, who were in A
zuawIsi e.eLetuaHly eered by
daily moderate use of blanched celery as
a salad at meal timies. I have knowg
others cured by using celery for palpi
tattion of the heart..
R E31OV AL OF GiREASE FB,0M MIAR
B ILE Tiht ,uures of concentrated
caustic soda, mixed with an equal quan
tity of ox gall, and four ounces of tur
pentinie carefully stirred in ; to the
whole enough pipe-clay is to be add
ed to form a thin paste, which is to be
run through a hair sieve. It is then
to be-spread in a eoat over the spots
upon the marble, and., remove afterI
twenty-four hours: Tide pplication
is to be. repeated until the marble has
become perfectly clear, and free
from stain. Another method con
sists in mixing a conceentrated solution
of soap with slacked lime, to a creamy'
eos is te ncey, and applying it a
above.
OIL OF CAisi.-pake a gill (or
mr)of fresh, sweet cream; put it1
in a tin eup or saucepan, and set it on~
the back part of the stove, or range,j
where it can be kept hot, but will uot!
boil. In five or ~six hoars an oil will
rise, which is agreeable and delicateI
aud can be used in all dysenitric affee
tions. It is slightly purgative, and is
almost a specific in such cases. A
teaspoonful is a dose. It can be giv
en 4o infants ia.smaller. doses and is:
of great value where irritaion of the
inucous membrane exists.
Co,R\ BREAD.-Take four cups of
sour milk, one of .these partly filled*
with cream; one egg,, a little salt, two
ev en teaspoonisful of pulverized soda:
with a little corn meal, and stir all to.:
gether till it foams; then add corn
meal till a thin batter ia.obtaiped, and
pour into hot pans, oile3d, an inch deep~
quick oven.
F?erliii
IRDLD AMMON
SEA FOvi
E--j
=d
THE ab-&ve STANDARD FERTILIZERSI
the South with imequalled sucees, are again o
satis-ution, whilc the Standard is guaranteed,
POLLARD &CO.,
100 TONS IN STORE
J. E. WEBB & CO.
Dec 10, 49-3m.
LBERAL TERMS xb
We are offering our Guanos this season on
the following liberal terms :
Pg(ENIXpUANO, per Ton of 20001l-$57;0
WILCOX, GiliS & COIS XAJIPLATED
GUANO, Per Ton of 2000 lbs. $70,00.
($1,00 per ton drayage to be added.) On
credit until 1st November. 1S4, with
OPTION oF PAYING IN MIDDLING COT
TON,.DIELIRE XT BU ERS'NEAR
EST DEPOT, AT 15c. PER LE.
A discount of $10.00 per ton will be al
lowed for Cash.
Our Agents thriughout the State sell at
sali prices and i aaoe tcrms asourselves.
Iland in your orders to ncar,st Agent, at
once.
W1z ros. &J30.7 & CO.
CIIlRLESTON, S. C.
Feb. 4, 5-6t.
AROUNItf,EILIZER,
. WILL.E .80L1AS FGOWSV
CASH PRICE.
$50 per Ton of 2)000 lbs.
TIME PRICE.
$55 per Ton of 2,000 lbs.
PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1, 18S4,
FREE OF INTEREST.
FRElIHUT AND DRAYA6E TO BE ADDED.
1TS SUCCESS IS
UNPARALLELE D,
AND ITS STANDARD IS -
A No. 1.
WILL BEO8LD AS POLLOWS:
CAS)4PRIdE.
$3 eToni ot2,OO0lbs.
TIME PRICE.
$38 PElt TON OF 2,000 lbs.
_Payable Novemrber 1, 1874,
FREF/OFRITEREST.
E EBIT AD DRS ABEW8ADDED,
F OR A1.E BY
9 . fCAFG1RR N &!
00., Newberry, S. C.
H. S. BOOZER & C..
Prosperity, S. C.
9E?, W. WILLI1MS& 00
(ENER A L AGENTS,
At Charleston, S. C.
Ja. 14, 2-4m.
Pacific Guano Company's
(CAPITA L $100,000,)
SOLUBLE PA0IF10 G NO.
TIlSGUANO is now so well known in
a] the Southern States, for its remarkable
effcs as aln agency for increasing the pro
ducts of labor, as not to require special re-J
cmendai frorn us. Its use for.eight
years p.ast haKestablished its character for
reliable ezcellence. Ti lar-ge fUe. apitail
iriestdby the Com~pany int this tradc iaffords
the surest guarantee of the conitinued excel
leoce oOhis Guano. The supplies p)?t into
iirket -thb-season-are- as heretofore pre
pared under the superintendence of Dr. St.
Julian Ravenel, Chemist of the Comnp.muy,.at
Ciae-ston, S. C. Hence pi.nters nmay rest
assuredl that its quality and co-nposition -is
pre'eisly phe same as that hyr9to%ow sold.
J. N. RIOSSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S, C.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
Trs-$ S cash ; $53 timie, a ithout in te
To accoimnodate planters, they can order 4
now and have until 1st of April to decide(
as to whether they will take at time or cash
price. When delivered frosu the factory by
the car load, no drayage will be charged.
ACID' PHIOBPHATE, G;UANO, BONE,
PLASTER, &c., always on ha::d, gntlay
guaranteed. J. N. ROBISON.
Dec. 24, 51--ma.
IN EXCELLENT PI4NO
For Sale Cheap.
The subscribers have in their s:oire roomi
a NO. 1 PIANO, which will be sold cheap[
for.casii> Apply early..:;
~BARRIS& 1~S~AL.
r:ers. CO
BT~ED DISSO-1EDl BONEIB.
=O
= SP
SC(
aving been used for the last six years in
ffered at prices that cainnot f-61 to give
equal, if not superior, to any ev.r sold.
General Agents.
AND FOR SALE BY K
ita
Agents for Newberry- r
eit(
fior
w
gewing JIachines. i
TIE 8
AMERICAN BUTTON-HOLE
OVER-SEAMINC
AN'D
BEWJNG MACHME,I
GE
BE
rea
hat
the
Il2
BUY THE BEST!
rhe AMERICAN will Last a Life Time.
It is superior to all others for simplicity th
id durability. of
It has been pronounced by the best me
:hanics the best finished, and made on the
best plan, of any machine manufactured. 11
Will sew the finest and conrsest fabrics, no
matter how much starch. Never drops
kithes, r=slight.nd.a1iaos noiseless.
Call and examine for yourself.
Sold on tne no-t reasonable terms and
Ie:m tsto Clubs.
LoVELACE & WHEELER. S
-Oct. 22 1-f
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MIACIIINE of
'lba
- 1the
- -pJ
- 1hop
LEFIES ALL COMEEiTITION !
AS APROOF Oi
No lady who has one would willingly part
lh it.
And every lady who~ has nct, anxiously
lesires to have one.
The W. & W. runs easily and with but Thet
ittle noise. .tl
And physicians reconnend them for Ia
lies ini preferencet to all oiers.
This Matchine took the premium at the
Vientna Ex position.
Buy one anti you will not regret it.
So'd- by
L.. H . R EDUS,
Agent for Newberry, who can be found
it Wia. C. Chase & Co.'s Stoie.
lHe can furnish to those who prefer them,
owe's, Siniger's, Domestic and man; AS
ther machitnes, at reduced rates. Got
Local Agency at the Store of Win. C. WE
lhase & Co. T1
L. H. RFi>cs and W. C. StronI travelling ado
igenta.
Oct. 8, 40-tf.
"The Family Favorite."
HI D MEI IN MllIN
Ts now on Exhibition, and ready for sale,
lMRS. D. MOWER,
GENERA4L AGENT,
For Newberry and Laurens Counties- H
son
I have one of the New Weed Sewving Ma
hines mi use in tuy family, and in addition
o the satisfaction it gives my wife and
hrhter-Iewi-n'iddimy own opiion as aal
ractiei mechanic, that for PECRFE.cTION of Flal
toKMANsHIP in build, ease -of- miDipula- digi
ion, simplicity of construction una re-adi- size
ess of adjuistnmet, it is so-r mxteL.t.D by mat
imy oter sewing machine in the market. and
JESSE H. LORD, st
eehnicalmEditor of "Scientifie-American."
Atig. 27, 34--tf. In e
________ _______ ties.
THE WARREN Of
Improved Hoe. BO
find
use.
Brih
-- Pop
* -~ box
Ofe
ven
- . - and
P'
folic
,and
Goo
['he LATEST and BEST
HOE for COTTON and
ver manufactured. diDce
~aital for gardens also. F
Whl
' form an idea of its great adaptability and H
ondrful mer-its, conme and examine. An L
iole just received bypp
jun 8 1 M AYES & MARTIN. has
-- Ithirt
Administratrix's Notice. w'i
AlNotes-and Accounts due the Estate comn
f D. Mower, deceased, must be settled on reas
r before 1st of Janiuary, 144. All those pat
rho wish a compromise oD OLD NoTEs must N
pply immitediately...
.C. MOWER, Adni'x.
Nov. 2(6, 47-tf.
PYAVILION I{OTEL, spec
'deed
,Charks.ton, S. C. terl
' ~ oni
& ~. 4LI7~T~ & CO~', Pr6prfetors. K
umiaidertieets.
OLDSMITL P. KIND.
%NIX Il0 WoRK
COLUM 31BIA, S. C.
ndgrs and Machi8ists,
Have always on hand
tionary Steam Engines '
and Boilers for Saw
Mils, Etc.,
LW AND GRIST MILLS,
>tton Presses,
Gearing,
Shafting,
Pullies, Etc..
LSTINGS of every kind i lrou or Brass.
e guara]ite' to) urnr1i1ish 1ia1;nC arid
er- of . -oio< un:tlit.v uand power, and
s low rates as can be 11ad in the North.
e 11:111u1facture, also. the UAD)DY 1m
iVEl> V.TF11 WHEEL. which we re
imenal tor power.. implicity of construe
i. irability and cheapness.
e warrant our work. and assure prompt
iuid t1ispateh in tilling orders.
GO.DSiTH & KIND,
.n. 14, 2-tf. Colurubia, S. C.
73Fal and Winter.]8
AND
NTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Yo are now receivii!g one of the
ST and LARGEST STOCKS of
dy made Clothing that was ever
K1ed int this Market. If you want
VERY BEST CLOT11IN(1 and
TS -ad . SIRTS, at MODE
'TE PRICES. call and see, and
ge for yourself if we do not keep
BEST at the LOWEST PRICE
My Iouse in the State.
,e sell the BROADIWAY SILK
LT.
INARD & WILEY,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
ov. .5, 44-tf. -
egers' vs, Cincinnati
Beer.
'he Cincinnati Gazette nkes the aston
Wrg annf(ouncemen1t that Cincinnati beer
o longer pure, but adlulterated -s.iith mo
s, sugar of st'arreb, fusei oil and the
nous coilch4irum. The Cornmrissioner
Igriculture, in his report for 1845, say
0Prof. M.ipe's; f New Yorle, analyzed
beer from a dozen different breweries,
foun:d all of it aidLlterateJ. Cocculus
-ieus and nurvowica entered largely ini
tcomaposioon.
C. SEEGERS guarantees his beer to be
Sand re-liable. He, does not, aduilteraite
mt brews from the best barley, malt and
s. Feb. 4, 5-tf.
COLUJMBIA, S. C.
au'fNew Casli System
Vorks Like a Charm.
best ovidence can be seen any hour of
e day by calling at our Estab;lish
me't. The busy scene is con.etant
from morning until night. All.
hands are actively employ
ed in displaying the
choice and seasor
able Goods.
MOYT FASHIONABLE
WELL AS TIHE CIhEAPEST class of
ids can be found in our LARGE and
LL ASSORTED STOCK.
ie, people appreciate otir action inr
pting tlre CALSII SYSTEM.
e know that we have the HEAVIEST
D $fOST COSTLY STOCK OF DRESS
JS. in this City. The ~other gepart
its.are enctly,a niarch,and; in fact, we
i~ &icn shroiv that we are at the head
he Trade. -
.11 we ask is a call.
or. 5, 44-if -
aionery and Binding.
E. R. STOKES
AS just opened, in the new and hand
e building immediately opposite the
nix offceton Mais street, a complete
k fSTA TIONERY,
prising Letter, Caip and Note Paper, of
izes, qualities and of every description;
Papers of Cup, Demy, Donble-Cap, Me
n, Royal, Super-Royal, and Imperial
s, which will be sold in any quantity, or
,factured into Blank Books of any ,.i?e,
ruled to any pattern, and bound in any
c, at short notice.
EN V ELOPES
ndless variety-all sizes, colors and quali
BLANK BOOKS
every variety, Memorandum and Pass
ks, Pocket Books, Invoic and Letter
ks, Receipt Books, Note Books.
RCIIfECTS andl DRlAUGH1TSMEN will
a complete stock of materials for their
Drawing Paper, in sheets and rolls,
tl Boards, Postal Paper and Boards, Oi!
er, Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and
es, Brushes, Crayonus, Drawinrg Peras.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
very description; a great variety of cnn
ent and useful articles for both Teachers
Pupils.
ALso,
otograh Albumns, Writing Desks, Port
es, Cabas, with b>oxes, arid a countless
ety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
so, a most elegant stock of Gold Pens
Pencil Case.s, superbly-mounted IRubber
TNKS.
ack, lue, Violet anid Carmine, Tndklible
Copying; Mucilaige; Chess and Back
mon Men arid Boards: Visiting aind Wed
Cards, and everything usually kept in a
st Class Stationery House,
c the subscriber intends this shrill be.
will still conduct his BIND)ERY and
NK BOOK MANUFACTORY and PA-I
RLING ESTABLISHMENT, which
been in successful operation for over
y years in this State, anid to which he
continue to.devote his own personal at
on. His stock will be kept up full and
plete, and his prices will be found always
>nable, and he hopes to have a share of
E. E. STOKES, Main Street,
v. 15, 46-tf Opposite Phcenix Offce.
Interesting to All.
term of office havmng ezpired, I re-a
fully notify all persona whro had.liens,
i or mortgages recorded during- my
Sof office, to eall on Messrs. & Jones
as, who wll deliner the same.
- en4 4f PRM& La IAE.
-'PW
STOCK SCALES. COAL SCALF.S. HAY SCALEZ,
.01lY SCALES, C(0VNTEN SCA1.ES, 00-., &k.
ales Repaired PromptIly au;d Reasonably.
For Sale, aL1o. Le!tti Prv-.ses, an.
TE VOST PEPFI:C
UAM CASKHAW
Miles Alarm Till Co.'s. e1
EVEUY i---- EVEtY
MERCHANT -W
suo'. .thER
JSE THEM. -- -
SOLD' AT
Fairbanks' Scale WarehoUes,
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
3U BROADWAY. NEW YORX,
166 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
.53 Camp Street, New Orleans.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
M::.si:ne Hall, Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.,
2 Milk Street, Boston.
POLLARD & CO., Agents,
A-iSTA, A.
F.r Sale by
JNO. E. WEBB & CO.,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Jan. 1 :-.
COME ON
FOR ALL THINGS ARENOW READY
AT TlIE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Havin.: jast returtied froim the Northern
iti-, swd the National Photugraphlic As.
0ci:tion at 13uf1alo, 1 feel better prepared
to do ,oocd work th:an ever before, by the
.dvunLa;;:- of the iatest improvements, and
Lte prettiesr. -tyles
My stock i larger than ever, and among
which are, a fine !ot o*
Albums, Fancy
Picture Paper Weights, &c.
I am prepared to take
PHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES,
Dopying and Enlarging Old Pictures,
Taking Residences, &c.
Call n hile the pretty weather lasts: re
nember that delays are dangerous, anid do
lot pur. it off.
A proof is alwuays furnished for inspection
~efore the picture is printed.
The surest way is to comie at once and
et pictures at the Newberry Gallery of' the
ever ready Photogropher,
W. H. WISEMAN.
Oct. 8, 4u-tf.
PIOTOGR PI GILLEIRY.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Visitors to the city are respectfully in
rited to visit my rooms, where canr be seen
specimens of pictures in all styles of the Art.
Satisfaction guaranteed aid prices cheap.
A. M. RISER,
Oct. 1, 39-tf. Plain Street.
Professional Cards.
C. C. JAEGER,
ATTORNEY AT LA~W, ~
NEWBERRY, s. C. L
Offlee un Caldowel Street, nearly opposite the
Post Office.
Practices in the Courts of the State and
U nited St ates. Oct. 1.3, 4-mi. N
S
Dr. J. D. BRUCE,
In resumnine the- l.\GTICE of his PRO
ESSION, teniders his se.rvices to tie citi
tens of' the Tow,n, and can11 be uimndi -it all
toes wvithini its limits.
A pr. 2i, '7;3-l 6-t. Ir
JHNSTONE & H ARRINCTON,
Attorneys at Law,,
(O)f!!ee on La Rangie,)
NEWBERRY, S. C.
eorge Johnstone. Y. J. Harrington
Air. 2, '73-1B-Iy. t
in]
THOMPSON & JONES, ol
D en.tal Surgeonis,(
NEWMBERRY C. H., S. C.
T
Graduates of the Peiinsylvania College of
Dentlal tSargery.) T
.Jlarbe YaZirds. .
JOIN R.IM 1-2 R
MARBLE WORKS,
Corner McKibb en aind lioy(ce Streets, =
NE',WE,lR. S. C.
H
HLEAD STONES, ti
MARBLE and GRANITE T
pi
BurBav aild Iab18 Ifps
MADE TO ORDER,
f the best Foreign momestie 3farble. ou
orl ai the best manner, and
A Y 01hl.le worl made to or der.
I si d a for sale cheap, an
ron r.t on hete, suitable fo'r enelosing
ee iftle I1.b odat abugain.
Oe l -Wl .e .. S.O
Doo0.8, SalNiH 4
cot
NopS P.,R
UESED FLOORUNG, CEILING, WVEATIl
terns of 'Mouldings mjade, over'100,000 fe,
nteI-Pieces, Door ana'Window Frames, madi
Ballusters of Walnut or.Nfahogany, on han(
rk rl::de z.,: cheap ac thjis establizshment as eS
h1"ndt the arg;et s;tock of the above,Sou th of
ee will give entire satisfactlon to all who wa
'he subscribers are the only practical Mecha1
rvin- on the business, ip thie city of Charlestc
~ -
t~e,(Georgia, 'North Carolina and Florida, as
Rity Yesars.
W. P. RU'
ICE.--On account of the manner in which
io. of thOw risk tft*II,eakague cf Glao; with ord
romad.; ;n thi<; Stat!( at 11ALF itA TES, wvhich,
Jar. 12, 1873-10-1y.
1: 8I EM 10 E.
GEO. S. HACKER'S
>or, Samh ,and B!ind Factory,
K ING. 01'Vo.SIT E CA\%'ON, STRtEET.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Vc onll% house of, t - ' in( inl thi6 City
nked ai'd m1ana.gedl by a Carlnin
Large Stock always on hand, anfl sold &t 20
i)er cent. 'Aes,s than. Northern prices.
-*t. 17 . - rC.
- ie
* 1 ,npht Fn, im2F .Lr
# (.abne ('Ar.A.LEod:1c
) LOWSE STLOIG PRCE S. EA
Bautrs autr ogan,[onr.r.
rk .,6,d 8,7he. a hetabShentasc
22">,th 225 East D fteahocSuho
chil giv entire tfacion to Al of grss
lie yu,e:rs.b . Ha L Con .. prina theof
,yn o the braincspect of Congesra Wehntn
tC,(ore, NoTh inaanlrd, a.
TILD.LOW n account of the taningh ies
,oOOK INGti ti-thL S T ES hc
T.SI-W A RII K,E
WE. S. HACKERT,
ween,Dr. Prant'Bland A..\Fatorn',
nCStr E STONe. C40.
dae ndtoce ciwizes on tias and surond-2
prCont. ieth thn mosrte aprivedns.
00KINGSTOVES
BDFancy Coffee Bigis
Mongon~IAey dBoxs,Zand
LOEAlRIGS
30INend GUTTERING
MADEA ,ifche SPCATYe.
ZZp. , 214-tf. Ily,
I CARCITYN S 0
hs u deprecring efeto Allcsebt ofCors
aelis o l t empoirar y, andr s~ th wangto
lnot coninu l 2 lon.I te manie
.veylarge ltot ofCLIGuLan
COOKINGSTOVS
aitnd covnc ty onet tat.
sae lo b
doawcel oro. Comet' ad xam.N inei
s :toc, hihbe dnetapue id
FORKJNO-TING.
Toeie wi PaivrDDtHPV0
wid Blanas.
S 5 RN N- P-4%E
ER B4O.\RDS, &c. Over 100 dlifrerent pat-!
gt on hand, for sale at -New York prices.
to order at short notice. Stair Rail, N.\ew
and made to order. Good andl substantial
3 be made in the United 6:ates. We have
the city of Baltimore, all of which we gua
ait good and substantial work.
tics, Sasbi. Blind and Door Makers, by Trade,
u, and can refer to gentlemen all over this
o the character of their work for the past
5S E L L & CO. , Charleston, S. C.
we box up our work, and our own assump
inary handlin-m, our goods are shipped over
is a ,.reat saving to the puc-ser 6f our wojrk.
W. P. RUSSELL & CO.
Drugs X Farncy eIrticles.
SPECIFIC MEDICINES
DR, OREENIS FIT01UR E!I
The Great Remedy for Epilepsy,
CUMES
Fits, Spasmns, Convulsions and Nervous
Wakeftilne.--, acts promiptly, often arresting
the Fits fromn thle fi rst day's use, even where
theY ha1Ve e-Xiste d for1 years.
COMPOU1D EL COR ALIS!
The Great Vegetable Alterative,
CURES
Sonfula, Sefond:r Syplals, I.rptions.on
TheSkin, and all dieases arising fron im
pnuve Bld.
WEDAVAT? DPONEYK
A Sovereign Ba1m fir Coug .. e h-ron
chi is, A..atimo.r all oisa! o:wc we air
passag s and Tu:.1g By l use
ican SUsoled c:mes ot. Cousmi,ion are
promptl.y reileve'l t:111 the Luing!s restored
U health.
NEU'R.A4ZASPE1F.4
A p:t-hmpt. pof,hive an permanent relief
for '111e erc1in 1,aLja:- . Of NeUragia,
For salC by Ir S. F. FANT, Newberry, S. C.
e RS, SprEN, UINDLEY & BENTLEY,
DO . 17. 50-17 CHARLOTTE, N. C.
DR. P. RBAER,
D R U G %G IST,
NO. G REETI T STRE T,
CH111A11RLESTMN, S. C.
M4yL'J,r. r
~~kin n deat rntlyakin.rstn
tCeito Mae rdysue U nrtaer
H av onhand and yil aet dr,Bd
sTed, Greaus Weearbe, Aleati, fs
Serttli eeones, &c. ls,riptoSO
thealo nwrd all kindase ade andm re
s o n hnug i ai full supl o f 3eli, 3tro -
hpny ac.-.nd Ruosewood t BuriallCas se
i nsI m.:de 'to1 ord,e r a,t (.iShort no,ile ard
tohere ulied
Ae p 4ipt. po~ ntT HeiA~iitRRIS.
lTHlz-Ey SUBSCRIBER hasi ontalgior
1hnd aziz flaornt of hez aoe proe
Forssa, of dfren SpatterA , ebedes Scin
ofS w En k, UNDIof whe hETLapEpare
to furis at1 ver Hrasonable ae, with
ThaLEpSTptona, the sub
no efot hndhi ad will baep to rder e
Nciewery s. &C. uy:1
p .reiosdrel aneous.
which an eo Burdbyse a
tu ime l ro or thi shot a,and
herved bythiel hnreso
prprietos. I i Hanowl
Ee SbSy I many promnnto
physiian lt?o t obte thoe appoved
caes,iablepreipartion bevier cin
ofuhi ofnna all Ln cola~ eis,a~
tondrish atffery e t'ole publ, i,
prontinead byptheepeiec
rsot e tors insasn eite sent-b
dom rs fis ato efecthan andpe e
curned 'r threost sv erey
Inkflnza Asithan, thedsb
Soet herroaet, ais or orezsto
nes the Che anl ses th ndSicdha
tte ung ts, ch.Wstr
eBalaierr notC. July up
hus emoi,ng eocuse o
T REARED Y BT
ETCWONSUMPOS,BoTIONs.
Andsldy rugsts t tstandDelr -eerly
Oct. 1,)39-1y.oI a asbe
t esimalTR oMoniasrcie byi Stet
propweenrs.' It Pirs.akol
Apphysane to b h ot
of over fort yer. Wen,
RaU Roads.
.reenvIle TCoinldit& aHlroad.
Daffy. S undays eNcepted, conuectin.: with
nlght TrainE, oni-.Souils- Crtrolbnax Roilrad, up
and ow, a! o wvithi Trains going North and
' :1 ' - it?
Sauth on Ch:rintte. Co!umtiz; arddAugusta
Railroad. and Wilmington, Colaumtia. sad An
atu Railro:d.
Leave q:iumbin................... 15 i m
A! tou .........................., 9.16 a M
Newrlerry...................... .10.40 a m
Cokesbury................ 0 p m
Arrive Greer.vie.....: 30 p M
. DOWN.
Leave Greer.ville. - .7 a M
Beltot...................... 9 3 a m
Coakesbury ............. . M
A!-- bevi lle.... ................. 5 a M
Newberry...................7.. 230 p M
Alston. ......-4 20 p m
Arrive Columbia ......................: 6.00 p m
ADEIISON nMA NCH A ND BLUE irIDGE DIVISION.
DOWN.
Leave Walhalla.at.........,... . .5. a ma
Pei rv il:e.... ................. . C 5 a ra
- l'en dietOu......:.... ;:'.... - 71 a mn
Anden-o................. 8 10 a in
Arrive at Belton....................... !0.) a M
Connectina with down train froi dGreenville.
I.eave Belten at. 50 P n
Anderson p 10
.en5dl p to
Perrvrill ........6.35 P
Arrive at Walmaila.... -,%5 P m
Accommodation Trains run on Abbeville
Brauch. Mondays. Weduesdays and Fridays.
tou Ar.derson Branch, betwee;'Wton and Ais
derson, on Tue-days. Thursdays and Saturdays.
1HOS. DOIAMEAD. Gen'i Supt.
JABFZ NoiRToN, General Ticket Agent.
Sep. 11, 37-tf.
Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Railwa
on and after MONDAY. Dec,mber 8. 1873,
the Passenger, Accommodation and Freight
Trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line
Railway will run as follows
GOFING NOETH-EXPIZESS TRAM.'
Leave Atlanta...........................00 p m
Leave Seneca City.... .......;.. .11.18 p m
Leave Geuville............. ... 1.54 a m
Leave Spartar.htg......... ...... '4.06a m
Arriie at Charlotte............--.06 a m
GOING SOUTH-EXPRE8 TRAiN.
Leave Charlotte............................ 8.48 p In
.eave Spartanburg................ ...... 1.21 a m
Leave Greenville...................... .... 3.24 a m
L.eave Seneca City............... . 5.39 a In
Arrive at Atlanta...... ............. 4 p a
GoING N:!Ta - %CCO3MODATION T]ZIX.
Leare Atlant ....................' .......... .2 aM
Leave Atlanta.. . .~ ~ i
Leave Senecca City................... ........... 4.45 p M
Leave Grceuville...................... ........ 8.09 p =
Leave Spartauborg............ :.. 1142 p i
Ai riveat Charlotte.a
GOING .TIll-ACCOM3ODA T.*A IN.
lcave C%a:lotte ................... ......:... .12 a
Leave Sparanbarg............. 4..-. 24 p m
Leave Gre--Lville............................. ...7 54 p
Leave Seneco City................11.26 p m
Arrive at Atlanta . .. - a m
.1B.Y.SA.
TH'E SO11 T LIN C
Charlotte, Couimbla &Augisti'L L
GNaIL TicET DEPAXTrt.
COLUeBa, .- C.. October 24. 1873.
The folloving Passenger Schedae ril be op&.
rated on :md atter'Sunday, 26th"Iistant:
GQNG 'KOR -~1I. -
No-2 Tr*n. NO.d Trlqu.
Leave% A%u;:Ust.'a .......... 6.83 A. 31. 4 15 P. JI.
Leave Graniteville.......-*.33-.L-. 'L6:S.1 P. .
Leave Bate:rille ....... .43 A3. P. 31.
LeaveCokmtbi...... 8 A.'M." P. M.
Leave Chester.......,.-:4.28 P,4 - N A. X.
Arrive Charlotte ......ti.08 P. F. BS5A. .
No. 2 Train makes close con-.eeft,via& Rticb
moud. to all ,ointts North . riving at New Yoak
at 6-- A. 31.: also. via Raleigh and old Bay Line,
utriving at New York at 4Z P.'I. No. 4 Train
makes close connection. via ricUmond, to all
points Nortb. arriving at Neu? York i v5 P.M
GOING SOUTWe' -
. No. I-'rain. Xa..3Train.
Leave Charlotte ......... A:.'3L 8..0 j. X.
I .4. A:. 8-A.0 T).
Leave(< heter...9.M A.M.-.-6 P.I.
Leave Columia......2.48 P.M3. 8.40 A. M.
Leave iiatesvifie.4. .57 P. M 5:48 A. 31.
Le:ave run iteville..17.15 P. X. . 48 A. K.
A'rive Angusta.-..:.&8:5 F: M. 8.4.5 A. 31.
Lreakf.ert; IDinner; tSuapper.
South bound Trains connac at Angusta, via al
peints South and West.
Through Tickets sold, 4nd.Bsggage chicked to
all trmcsp.s! Points..
Sleepin;r car nal ih trains.'
E. R. DORSEY.&Gnera1icket.Agent.
.SA ze AtvDzasoIr, G eneral Superintendent.
South Carolina EaUroad Company,
CaAaLasTos, S.-C.; October:18. 1873.
ON and after SUNDAY, Octobet-19, the Pas
seutge.r Trains Onl tile South Carolina Rail Road
will run as follon: - .
iOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Clir'estou at ....................... b.00 a m
Arrive at Columbia as......:............5.00 pma
FoR AUGUSTA._.:.
Leave Charleston. .................. 9.00 a m
Arrive at Augusta. .......-.......u. 5.0 p a
ILeave Columbia at.. .................. 8.40 ama
A rrive at Charlesto, :t.... :.I........4.20 p m
LArve Auuta.............,...,.-.... 8.20oain
Arri atG2arle-ston........ ....... 4.20 p in
COLUMBIA NIGBT ?.aESS, (Sunadaya.excepted.)
Leave Charlestan n;...........!..710 p m
A rrive at Columbi.a t... .. . .....,....5.0 a a
Lee.ve Columbia at.................7.15 p an
Arrive at Charleston at. ....:...;....45 a in
AIUGUSTA NIGRT EXPRESS, (Sua4ay2. .u.epted.)
Leave Charlestoj..,...............8.30 p mn
Arrive at Anusta,b. .... ...50 a an
Leave Augusta-..-.............--..00 p mn
Arrive at Charlec.ton.--..............540 a in
.SUMMEEY.LLE TRAWe.
Leava Summerville at--... ...e 25 a
Arrive at ( harleston-. ............8 ?0 a a
L.eave CharleEton. .. .. .. ............ 8.10 p a
Arrive at Summerville. ....-.... ..4:80 p a
CAM.DEN TRAIaI..
Leave Camden...... ............6.50 ama
Arrive at Columbia.......... .. ... .11.50 a a
Leave Co7umbia........................1.50 p an
Arrive at Camden...........-. ...;-.; 35 p a
SDay and Night Train, make.k , cnnection
at Augusta, with Georgia R3ailF oa.
Day Trains, only. -nke cloacecoection with
3Macon and Augusta :.:;iroad. This is also the
<iscest and most dlirect route, sniT s comn
sor table and cheap asnyotherp.oute, to Mont
gomery. Selmia. Stobile,lNew Orleans, and all
othber pomits Sonthwest,. and to IAuiavilIe, Cin
enati. Chicago~.St. Louis, -aid all other point
Columbia Night Train courmatsel.esly with
the 'U reenvilk and Columbia Railroad; and with
the Chaelotte, Columbia and A:zgata- -Railroad
for points North.
Through tickets on sale to all points'Ndrth and
Camden Train-connects at Ktngyilne'daily(ex
cept Sadays) with Day .Pasnggain, and
runs through to Columbia on Mondays, Wedneg
days and Saturdaysi a- f .r
S. B. lCK ENS, General 1jc/Cat Agent.
WfLMtNSTON, C0O.UMSIA A%NU$idiTA R. R,
-GHYtIA L PASSINGwR Dfer&ZTrN,
(0LLearA. ,. C., Octctse24,.1823.
Thme followi ng 1Pissen;;er Schedule will be ope
rated on and a'ter.Sunday, October 26th instant:
GOFlSG NORr.-- *
No.Tu.in. N;o.A Train.
Leave Columbia ...... . ...U.4Aa. m. 9 05 p. m
Leave Florence.....-, 2.. o.m. .- 2 .
L.eave F!lmingtou...t8.50 p~. 625
Arrire at Wilmington. .0O.n..
No. 2 Train makes close eonu.s -
mood. to all pointsYorth, ait $
at 6.4o a. mi.
No. 4 Train makes cel A
Itay Liue,ned maso y~j
Nort, arriving inW "
Leave Wigin...''50
Arr1at Columbia .
ngclose conn
p'ta South and \
3reakis-t. D
L'hrougih ticke
princapal
L'ullman
E. Rt.
tent.
y
o.surA
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Jai
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