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Oarm, brtu C 'OUSAX MAY. N~S , TII I T F;i i-.- - - - 11 ,3' 41 5 6 7 8 |10[.11 12 13 114 151 17 -18 19i 21 -11 22 In order to raise the best c: of corn, I am confident that more than one out of ten pu the best mode of raising the er0pS. In the first place, as a eral rule, the land is not put ill best condition before planting; the after cultivation is anyti but being proper and sufficien bring out a full crop. Corn all vegetables requiring cultivat cannot have too much of it, N fnung and tender, and the groi bwfore planyng should by all m he in the best possible conldit Inr :a condition if possible, to u it so, as if it was intended t< planted in cabbage or any v rd:v(len vegetable. There is speculative theory in this. I nothing more than a little corn sense to bring the land to the coInditiol fo"r planting. If a t.ned di-wn in the fa1ll, as as Spring opens, run over it a h< IarV; and cross harrow it--i PP'V" with double shovels. w will not disturb the sod bel thi lone. harrow again. remieu ilg that lia.rowing is a Cheap o ution, but a vei v effectul1 one a Iry hard clod, cannot give m mOore nourishment to the root: the plants, than, a stone of the s size. Thomas' smoothing harn loaded with about one hunt pounds is best; particularly the last harrow ingz. By this m ud the sod below, will be left ur. turbed to rot during the Sumi aund the surface will be puh-eri and in a condition to plant 01 sets, unless the land be very st and very rough. Thlese rem apply equailly to other than land. and whether plowed in Fall or in the Spring. The ui point is to have the lamd in vrbetcondition, it is posi tpuinbefore planting.Pu six r* c'ght grains at least, sa to a .oid replanting if possible, is m;ueh e:asier to vaill out th:nii ptt irz, csaIe thite iepaiantil:gs dos mah mnore tliiln llaf a of s~ound ripe corn. I ami t pericee that :as a generali rule, mor''e tian <.no' ini fiv~e fairmzers the. hoe sufriieent in cultivaz corn and~po 1statoes. Just think the folly of keeping the maiddkc thie rows e!cani, and allov weeds and grass, to grow sd side with the pl:nt. My e:q enece fully satisfies me, that in cases, where it is required, ti ~iu o ork done on the f::nm pay5 better than the use of at in cornl and potatoes, hut to ni it effetive it should in all en ht. (()ne as soon as the weds :aSs nike their "first apr :mee," anid byV no me: is aloLw t I * grow, and oisoni0I and (ri the plant, which they will s-urely do. if allowed to grow the heiLht of an inch. Kill t athe saart, and tis is most p .rt:a secret in the 5ucect culativattioni o CropS. II) nUt to plow down weceds and grass t er they h lave done iinealeulable jry~ to your erops5, but des I iew iue:ore. w;hichi vou can sth much h-.>s lhihar than is gu:ild :aftvr they hamve d ne- I 1:di i ei~f.:an;d wvhen ther. co h: s.c.Ind iir a third ti:ze. as wi ifften, kil thda~em :tini agmaina at theC st:r, a <!o u.t themf grow to ana extenit to' !! If you -hall think this woert a lc in your Maryhlad Far: I lu:ay fellow it Lup with iny' v at en the pro; er enuhivat:ion of< 4 ker it is planted, ump to the W. G. I in th.e Ma\l vland Fart liiri 4 a F .Ii. Com: C V : e.:si. by bouluu: it muut be I: b2 put ~ii a ves th:at i *a ti.t- sive in thC ae: w-s th;r.,ugh it i i;t tor us~e, an a 1:i d i:,1mediatelv 'ih.dUd be l'E ,..:,. .. ;aaa:aven Lot and LIMA Bk..N.-It is 6trange inore Liid:a heaus are not grown both for market anI for domestic 7lse, bth iv sumin.ri ani winter. Tiiey are now oxtensively and suc ces(PSifully Canl with corn, and 1m: a m ost rel.shable di :! f,.r the aume as Well : i n xce:ng;y .Ut!.s one. James Roberts, !.. sh:in. 'a.. is a suecessful gro er. ::n-i e orted as describinl" hs iiod,i dfrw nte crop1 as follow.-: S --The gronid vas a low p;ece, %ieb is frequvntly overflin froi a Cr-eek clos by. It was mantured irf .a w t *.it' stable mnure, 81n1d 9-> pl.nyhed NNo manurel<.tl :my 1)i.&1.;,d f o t eet a: I t ea wh way: w Ir m. (.!e -)Ith leve sure.-. ard CO o 1J.'e iilch dcep. 'hnteu ops Mav 10, worked ;i;o1 kept clean ndt wit rlis an( Cultivator, poles it sue ;)Lt inl Lil runiiners of beans were best 12 to l'8 ii.cies long. No pich en-.ing pucess was practiced, they be the Ing allowed to run at will, and and miale a very lare rowth, comn pletelv covering poles and running to from one to another. When the like frost caie and killed the vines ion, they were loaded down with beans bile quarter grown. The beans were Md. not startel in a hot-bed at 111, :0nd not s k preVious t') plhiting. i0n. . Ake FErITs ix ni: Low CoUNTRY. he -It is a 0 v co.1oni olniion that .her ours is not a fruit country. But no WIu does not reIIIber exquis is itei fiavored peaches which he non lis Seen raised on the pine lands? bjst Ai, yesI they were delicious sod But ho%n son they lost their flavor Con and teIenerated. Of course they avy did. Whatever is the object of hen art:iicial cultICre wil degenciate, !ich unless m:. vigilatit eve and care Own; ful had are ever at wo k to fos ber- ter themn. Witut trouble, no per- thing goUd is to be had[ in this as wol. Nature shows us what our uch -oli can d; it. is our purt to see of that She is ::ssisted in her efforts. tne A ee:tury ago, when our fathers -w, live-l permanently on their plain !red tatIonS, they revelled in peaches, for pears, apple.s, plhuns, and grapes. th- OcCasionall even oranges were di* fourd ; and we kuw that the o'ive tier, will gzrow onZ our soil. The fig, c,indeed, ca!a.ot bear transportation in its fresh state. but so freely does onv it gruw arnd Lear, that I h.ave no irks doubt that th1e dried figr wiii SOmeC godl dayJ ie one of the stapl!e products the .of the low eountry. Unhappily for in,llthe intelligencee of our couin the try. under the f:atal indlnenee of ible our elimz:::e, !.:s t,evin for the last in eighty years so) comipletely devoted as to) Cotton, tha::t all other intdustries were ul.andoned, andil now that t) cotton iias failed to .uppjort us. *e -*e c:tunot get ouit of th oldl -r, i, eroove-:, butt we i.o' On watstmin our wr)- energies ad impiaring*i our in tel ex. leets, in still treading over the old no trounid, ma:ik ing ourselves the wiIi us inig slaves of those wh;> helpedl to j1g ruin us. ad turn a blind eye to the of t.eniting gifts which nature offers of to our gi asp. ing [R~ural Carolinian, MaLy No. B'a s ANi C~oin MEAL FL.R Cows. eri 1 -i wcll settled in the opinion of al iiur best dai rymen t ha: brati great sy promoi(tes thi- mdik s.-ertins in cw.antd it is fed ::nat u:nivers:!h. "iAtusually mnixed. with e-ern meal a <the usUa dpoorin This mlixture se - 1em to~ poteit both quantifity and anrd c,uality of m?ilk. Fronm sever:dl sources or- we har lihat buckwheat bran is a great tent ;..u:-r of t:ilk. and it. is beinir used 'ple conal~ der:.b!y . .a dairymneni.XA au:frmecr of Che:ster county, by repeated ri:is with his own ecws, has fullyv sat idedc' him.n--lf that theyc do) as wVell . cn corn aud (cob meal and bran as I: jimr'ce:orU me:d1 and bran. The. samuuat 1f cuti*ie:.t ila cora e.dOs is so- very st;all that is re.nht will have to be explained ont the suppositiont of thea .r:rntd ei b :.et in to prottnw te n~ diestXim by distendig thle 5ttmah. do. he ptresence of' bulkyv matrial bhing r-. nece.s:ary t pro.t e dttis t ot: and fill .:c:h up t t,e - .c of ru:ainating anUimals .. i- al-ti found fo' r m:ile h cowst to it .ao hay . Theu h.-; yar or t wo l1i:a. ' hria gra:ss has loona:ed ui p wonuderfully laetr. . e w ii Ih ae mig sesn ~t ews "w""ua uning la abot. atnd 'roduce twNo to four toi peritr nier. taNer.i.wI 'r1uE S .. N.-Thte followiing terre-trid elemnen tar t presentt ini the v-apotrous -ouditioni round the suu: -~ . St di un:. ealei umi. barium. mtagnlesitum, itni~tijr.tn, enhromu ::. niee. zin . copper. :t h eadmium, cobalt, hyd rogee. manga m~ise, al]ui: ii:umn, titaZ:um1. Lunar caustic, carefully appliedJ "4so as not to touch the ski will li-lestrov warts. Spi .rits of ammonia, diluted a ~ flittle, will cleanse the hair v'ery t ho roughly. eiod L -o u n gyeiewl tcLeone aritnd glyerianedwil c.1..-- ad efwa the handt - - Jliscellaneous. THE OLD DRUG HOUSE REVIVED, With an enire Nen Stock qf Fresh and Choice Goods. C HARRAL & PELZER, M WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 167 aYeuein.- ,Iret. - - ChIarleston, S. C. m Succ:sors to the Old '.tihh d Ho,:: o THE C+EAT ATLANTIC COAST FREiGHT LINE,1 Comprising Charkt.)te, Columbia and Augtist:a. Wilmington CoILuMbkia & Augusta. Wilmingtn & Wcldoii, Seabo:ird & ROn,ke, :..AlLt Connect:g Raiway and Steaiship Lines. TI jin otx g -rei:..i t. aix1 3ro: sten 4:li1i Wharve :it Wilnaii:,11 uI d Ports ;zu.uth. V*iriii:.. wit hout dlr:vying. tr:u,fers. '.r e.xp..-O to we:the an1 ld in thrVough ear 1 .1 t41:and frin II:t:1 I n. o th Bwi!ng po s n do m -e pi o .l. %1 :1 thle ::eez.'.-ivs of Intr "e. the M:millt-ne1it invite v t ten t ion to the I :01:lt 11 a1 ion 1:eilities of ti. Linle. wilieb (qld 111i olther iII pr-;0IIpt inlovui 'it. en refi i hnUi, i ibroi: en t:nit aind low I:forwiat ion of the iorwurding ofa rtielvs is re-tigiul - r tranl.,1inittv.1 to shipplielr.s And Conl :Itne ts.: all CInins for ls dai. ge a*i rva'! ove r'charge i-nomplIv i:.vestigated Iby .\ genilts tofth l ;i , I:M nedh( rem SOHEDULE OF CONNECTIONS: At Portsmouth, Va. FOR BALTIMORE BAY I.INE STEAMEIS, -..... DN.i. 7 p. in. FOR IHILADE1LPH1IA. ANNAMESSIC LINE STE.MElS, - Mondays, WedieAyS and Fridays, 4 p ml. M. CL1DE STEA MMEIits, -- - -T :ays and Satuirdays, at 4 p. us. OLD DOMINIONSTEAMEi. 3lornlays, Tuesdays. WsL:esday.-. Thur.hia at 4 p..i .4t ext ra .Ships wheever neclsvary. FOR BOSTON. MEtCII.kNTS & MINEIIS' LINE. . . . . Tu.sdiysad Fridays.at 4p.in. FOR PROVIDENCE. 3EIICllANTS & 11NEitS' LINE. - - Xwedne.iy a.n1 Satirluys. it 4 p. Imi. At Wilmington, N. C. FOL BALTIORE. BALTMORE & SOUTHERN Ti:ANSPlltTA'rION CUMP1ANY's SFEA\iEl1s, Wedniesdays FOB LVILI)EL'li an1d Saturdays. FOlE P[ITLADEL,1'11. PHILAD>ELPHIA & SOUTIERIN STEAMSI1P COMP1.\1Nl. STAMlI. Everv Tuesday. Connectli:g at each p!aCe with rail lines for all New England towns. to which Iowe.-t. cur rent ratt(:s are given id guan telIllitted. The I ollowing gts North wiln attend, inall r t to tte 1 pitia fU ti *ALTIMORIE. P !i..\1E.P1il. . W. H. FITZGERt.L, No. 4. Po.st Offle Ave- I. W. KIL :)i:E, .t-h Finl Street. nu le. E. K. iCl'GESS. 73 SinlitIA's Wharf. SEW YOKt. I *:oT(s. C. E-. UnmAsEl),397 I.roaldway. G. H. HEIII, 76 W.ishington Street. "GREAT ATLANTIC COAST LINE." FAST FRE!CHT SCHEDULE. Especially arrniged It-r he 1i11Ve Clt of Cotton and Mereh:.!'!ise Uln unv-illed t iiie. GOING NORTH. GOING SIL . Leave :CUI.U I I. :1. I. L e L OI'N - 7.15 p. 1 Arrive at WILMINGTON -1kk :. lo. * Arrive at Wii.MINGTON --5.30p.i' Leave- WI LNI IN(TON -1--I p W1. LJve WI12.\3lTN 1 .30 p).3n .,Arrive:ut 1ortsmnoutli 2.0 p. xxi. A rrive at tCOLU.B MIA - . ('onne.ting w iti inwaid Freight Trin frotit Greeiville aid Co'unibia Iailroanid,ad IarlI.tte livision of Charlotte. Columbia and Auguistaitallro:1!. Connecting e:o.ely with otwa"rd-Iboun( itiiore, PiI!telIphia, New York an3d IBooston~ Steinis. ACon1ect ing ellsely With ilward-bouind 1lIaltinliore. Pihilaielpl.i:. New York :ind Boston Stenillslilps. !Connecting with out Frei;ght rtins of Greenvilend: : la a i Rilromtil, and Char lotte Division o: Charlot te. colt ia a d Au3gui ' ta itailrou 1. AVERAGE THROUGH TIME: l.ugusta to Baltinore, 4 ays: .ugUsta to Phililphia. 6 Days: Augusta to New York, 6 Days: Augusta to Boston, S ll:ys. *4 For all inforin.ition, 11.1ank Bills of Lading, Thrtc.:h itates. (te . et., apply to tihe 'ollow in-, houti eri A.geL:ts of t he I.ine: F. W. CLARK, A. POPE, As.-isl:ant Gen:er.iI Freight Agenit, Genxerai Freight Agenit. Wiltzii::gtoun. N. C. Wilhniington3. N. C.; :in7 Uroadlway, N. Y.; Feb.2~7, 7-tf azl C.linhxiai. S. C. Sewiug J?1achinles. Colleges. THEGREENWOOD WHEELER & WILSON MALE ACADEMY. SEWING MA.CHINE 'ix:> .jLA .\iaN A tY iN J.AN U.A itY NEXT. ...~--. ~ 4. Ii te prepan-d l or any Goi' ielge the y 'II -~ ~ 30(*. of '0hiOli 34itHler.1te. Un 1rd enxi he *Til M.i.S [hI.KETT Is Without Doubt the Best ~~I iAUiI I1L lAIr in the county ACADEMY. I is EA~SiE$T TO MANAGF. LiG i ri-:rT and FA.E 1' ist'.\NNNG. The Si.\: 'l.EST i ' )STli 'r.E) u:I1 | - P. PI'EP, A. M ,. Principal. MOST~.1 li'RA i;I.E M AG H IN E i ~the - | Miss rANNIE LEAVLL, : Assistant. *e I vof. F. WERIBER, : : usical Dep't. P3 o3nmmeedU5 'vP yrcas o be te - --- ....--.01 ta: S'iLO Tne " Wi1KELf;R & WIISN ilheP beer I.. the 3Av,.l: for 27v i..re. Aiu 3 - WI ~.1Jti- f 1i r The -ales of I102 we-re 3i. 0 ruOd3(ore I -1: -x41 4 h3ogl i -13.tOt-x ~ *ai.y pr evimi:- year33. b!3IOi L Sho 1111133 The saie- of 0:: r . ::ta idi ce .bjt, for 187C 2, *~ i he xi- -i,l F-or s.d (on EASY TIME or Mi)NTHIlLY 'i navic r~t4eoi~~ei4-I INSTALLM ENTS. (l!d MiL'ies ofUI aloadxg(13h hllnda iolrt k indts 34epaired ii ta w rranl' ed. Stite!.iig pie Sale-, !.oomx .at Me,.1 r McFLli & i'15 e1 I o . ' 1hk1 lr3CJlI S:o,e, N her ryv. S C.. * L. H.REDUS, Au.4 M.n. I1, lotI. . a Ilin An.'. "The Family Favorite." (ii 1 E F 11. 3now. 033 EJ bt ion 11, :td n d ad for . .a', MRS. D. MOWER,TH TiwN NF.NTA ENE MOUN ofITY('O I-'r ewhie r .la' L10 CI~ .0333 i* illd beiLonIJhSPTEI l~IBI1 :sa. I i:vc xa th Ne W.'d S..w:~ Asn L ar asth prctie.II duiIo ife are .iIdl4.~'obtained lat this Sclool as:tatlan31Fen.1le pro.3 ic .1Tuition fro:iC.1I.5..ttor V:..%4:p.r Seotion. lie- 1 aj .-tneil,3ti~ 32 aN~..3Al BvI.InL can be obaie atl uoert -JFEo.rORi paias,hmed of Ys. BOEt Aug. 27, :i4-tf. ~ ~ ~ ~ ..Au. tI . ii31---t . er.iIl.l:13 110$ And' Ytuyi eg . Me ropiis of th THEORPANS THEED GF.NElrtliAGENT, MOUNDI:t sCa3ITY O O: A i'e o ofTe New I We U iewinA pi Mno-o:s.o rIf. * itr ! pr. tie,lLmeel1 sic,eth.Stf:or:1 :nn:enosooK \\3333ss:Pinbul, as o m :d>ua tws,'.of rdji.,'nent,sitfithiori;.::eu.P.. by JEI 331 E H.NESLOltio, 1 ~'3X a3l1113.DE31 :3ESS33(000 M.-eae 31 Ed.i.tr olxeient-i A mia n. .n t aI.rh-ed mg or hA ll. e * AliloI:.t il7, ' i4tf.1 lP al. W wa tr.l ee th n or 3 t heri ihitm muu THORPHANS &FROENS, LOOKmOT Wetl Su g o s FOiRne t.-poure MEtatioS o Refeencetoudnt fHoTela,Lo. Sen fo l'rcuarsof hi D;E\ Ui.ne CA 13 LI N AAVILPIOA N OT.\L, Alld iteslr,i of thei s prare uede oiCaretn,S supri;tDetute ourpmr. W wn Ifaz-. i9, '3-fl-tt.July To, '7:-OD -& C.,rorer (Graduates of the Pennsylvania College of Charleston, S C. . Destal Surgery.) Wr 10 ''/2-11.-4 G T ALPORD & CO . PrnnriMars. R. & W. 0. S COLUMBIA, SPRING CL GENTS' F tNI3, ! STYIJSH HATs I-; as 1,11! ns in ftlI(".-;Ur -(ea ' h1b, and I mmno w ote 1 orm OUR CUSTOM DY I- replete wtihl ai w l e-e- : o of G SI\E .s: the C(YLMBIL' CLOTI-NG G j i n 1 . D1 ., wi . .1e pr1i Jh-,ef t A ir , 11 - f. JOHN 0. I.MPORTEFi ANDDE 1ltN. .TEFL. NAlf.S, CATINt;;. MILL sTi .\1.1 . Cl:CXL.Al SAWS. MI L.L. 11:0 Bl'liNllG and TIt.IMIN; MATERII.\ L BELTING, ALL KlNI. HOUSEKEEPING AND FURt AGI(iC'TIT.\L 15P.uE TALME. CENI FE:ENC11 and .A.MERIlCAN WIND)OW GW.. SiOT l;LT-, FLASKS, VOWD Wholesale an< At the Sign of the GOT COLU MBI A, Fv b.:!3, 8-i f. Always the Same all the I ear Round. IHA Fla: I The Leader of Low Prices, Has again opened a splendid stock of NEW GOODS at very low prices. Come all a n d get "' GOOD BARGAINS in Spring and Summer raP*e boxe' Dry Goods. N. B.-Prices too low 0e to be advertised. I Phr C. F. JACKSON', ~ 128 MAIN STREET, As~ COLUMBIA, S. C. Goo Fir' He AND eao CENTS' FURNISHING G0008. KINARD7L & WILEY,: COLUMBIA, S. C., (T llave itt store 0onet of the lartgest tl t m ~o: co:tipIlee .i,s.ortrtts of CL()l'1I1NG anid FER1N lI111.\' GOODI S to be foundtt itt the Sctte, a:tl stiil constii.ue to 'ell their goodtls ait the very lo west pricis. Comice :u:td see* oucr stock, and judge for yourself, if we do not sell eetps r than the teeatst for cashl. M. GOLDBMl'TH. P. JIND1. PEIX IN WORK,i COLUMBIA, S. C. ---0-- 'fT OilIMI'fli &0 kIl I A Have :dwar*tvs ont hand Stationariy Steami Enigines Mills, Etc., SAW AND GRIST MILLS, Cotton Presses, Gearing, Shafting, Pullies, Etc. CASTING;S ofvr ktnd in Itou or Brass.' Wet guat eetStlt to cur nish Engstr tandt Boii ilr of its g.ood q ualIicy ttndl powetr. and ats I>: ,w rattes s can he had st in t he Northt. PROtVE1 WA~TEl:c WiEEL. whsich we ie c'onnuendtt fort ptowesr. sittplicity ttl conlst rue- 1 ti on. i uzrabilIity antel cheatests*i. ness andt Ii.--patcht itn lIlltitrders. UOLD.SMITil & KIND, Seegers' vi, Cincinnati a: no.;er p.ne, r.n: adulterted ith lmto lasa, ensr f -t.teb, lu,i uil antt cli oft Afg ceuttu.e, in his report for I sr,5. s.sy hat Prof .ips, of New York, an.iihzted the beer Irtimt a do.zen in'erenat brewerie, at.d tounid till of it atlt lheractd. toccul.- Tlt titnlinst. a n tinu vomticat en:"red largely it 5) its enoIf~sition.Ju: J. C. SE.EGE.RS guarantees bl bier to be-.. putre ands* reliable. He doe not aduere D it, bt brews fromc the best bar tic matan - hops. Ftb 4, 5-tf. - _ _- B4 REESE & CARROLL, SHAVING AN!) IAIR~ DRESSING Nor ih of the' Pollock House, CooeLMtIc A, S.d C.ltsj acd T he Roome aney titted h andfurihe, ande ge-Oh dtle e attenvdee stol w oth ceert, after th e to llh WAFFI.L.D, I L D OT ING, Li I DI PARTiMENT' -v e Et.v1)-wrtat it DIALI I'.1t .1b1\TL pt PI IMElN. LI11-A, IISHING HARDWARE, H ET. PLASIE:. PII'S.'ALS: DEN PADLOCK, S. C. t? tit ..i onery by d :.Bpin d oirat PP A "STTI(TNE11 H1 SE. E. R. S TOK ES 0v_ DIAL, .lut UpciNed ill ie ew lilIId rix ll'i cLe.n Ma;lla Co l ete N EN. i *O.\ CT S.MT ri..i[ LC .UL I .1 . : .\1 i N . a\ E. j. It D i mir.\T:aiIIce 1NT, I'L. T En w *, L ry v\' t ., vIu Dz G 'N~ 1. ii.r1-' ja - in . I i . 11 1 l-., .. D o .1i)(:rA Mi %~,a ' WeCa) Me R.yj Retail, an upla Upii, EA(' A ,L( I CE~ ] einerya-L* ~;e and1 -inding.i LANKL rery vi -.-~ i :vi, P:n. a t t i l E R. STOE Lett A ju L,ISt opened, in Gh e and* hands-xil ix ffce o M in * ree, a c i rt riin Letrd , PwaC ape mi N o Papr, oflip es, uahies:.n of iver deci:i on; ,ulitya , Cuper-av ill a n . n e w l b intill he at -. U r n i <; 11nit d fuI Nd w n:t IALaiSFI., or an i' .e. qq.ed to :, pl:ern.t rI ol:l in :nvc atr- siflIt nic :e , ~ii t h h n, Pocke i( k< l i .,e : andt Letter ud ,e'e,-ipt liuo s Note~ i lie olks. iw~ Drawin:il a pe, in ,b:-et an rI,lls, of d I 'ab, Postal Pa>r:idl Btrds,(it p Pe:is W%ate lo:,i: e and ' .a SCIIOOL STATCOER'S i r,gSah Alum, Writind Fakc,tort CHARLES wthO, nd aCoutl FANCY.\liICLFS. T' enc i i Ce I, supe i iy-mo n t~ted be -eok,h.- ai.ayt oand u , n .-ld bl at2 opir: 's th!ne i : hess andcls.ek . ard--. an GE'i. u. ACally .ti a to iOlass Stainey oue, a.C LLN .flLSM N ,w Ic _n_tod _:ehsow :rsn: a tO 'I' n. 4)i 0tc ilb e tu ala d y et,:ndhspicswllb ondawy table, 0 . - hoe tohve: sae f d grts,d.aIsh ad1eI7onds. El. WS. H$ ACKvER'S L CHOWRESTON.ICS. 21snAe/aer: 1hd~,de Ir n8 nuage by aL Colin in. f- I he Stock alway on and~, and sold agto 20 ergcent lestand Nranernc ress GRS BEA.Z. 1.1C E CxOLU.Bareston C. C. -21, r~ I bi. niiaen B *Tledicines. rIE BEST ADVICE Tl1AT CAN LE ven to persons suffering from Dyspep-ia, ver Complai:', Con,Mip:io. Coliv. Sick :idache, Chills and Fever, Xcervt.us Debili , or of any disorder of the :om:ich), ;iver or Inley, is to toNe, cleanse andl re:i ate thin the use of t.TUTT'S VEGE I'A flE LiVEI NLI.. I%" act very ild Iv, Y,t :on,uhly reNtore e :.ial einiw of t.e tig:.c: or ans !;e i;esties, atnd re'i:m: -e the who'e :s-em. Tey produce ite brr iians--a,: 41 or wek es n II;Y l .Rn. n nL Without chaig.-ul 4f ':t or lic(I'iat 011 - icc 25 cernts a b-x So:I b, :1 dt ig:l '1t Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye ISse'-e, qtalities thia1t Im Ithic e doe:7;. effi-c. , ilns:s e11ltaaneou . .11i NO n.AIIII'd am i! canlwx he detected, by thet k!., C:-.tb iver. l1-ing hlrmle!s: :i,il e.a%ilv :jr)Ned. is ill enr ue :anon : . Ir-du -ner i1 evcry large city ill the Unitd utes. P'i:ce -1 a box. Sold everywhere. SCtOF iLA. ERU PTlIVE DISEASES OF IE sKiN. ST. ANTIONY'S FliRE, E.Y 1'E.AS. fL(kCH ES, TV10Rs. BOiLS. .TTEU. A ND SALI' RIIEU. M, .\L.) A ZD, lINGWol:M, RU EIMAtfISM. UN AND ENLAIZGEMIENT OF 'TIE )NES FEMAI. WEAKNESS. STF.RILI :. LEUCOt1H(EA 01' W Ifl [ ES. WOM it 'SEASES. Dl.1oiiSY. WHiTE S ELL :GS. SYPHIL!S. KfDNEY AND LIVERt )M1PLAIN r, MEACU1[AL TAIN I' AND LES, a!l proceed frum ii;pure b1oud. DR. TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA the mo' Pury >f a U!oo.!'iier kowiwn medical 'ieice. It i ei ' i C,A (cilah. i und vrela.:ieat uo very mr ie iica t:* reno t4.s the prdice, a beautifid coim :1I.::d c Iu,ei the body to gain ile:.h and erease n: weigh r. KEEP THE BLOOD HEALTHY 1 :ll w: lbe well. To do ), noltii has er been (ffireI :hat can compi.re with this liab:e i vet'fale extrac:. i' !.Olj 1.I a bot0c. Stal b all Drv a :N. offime 4S 1r,n.1!: ..re N. Y. Apr. 1. 8- Iv. 0 Dr. D. S. PERRY'S VIEETABLE AROMATIC VI-4az- J f T iti B:vI mn. bek-ComIe the liunivarsal inedy ot the a:-. Ti.ere i noth-iing like eM orto e).a , .A a: e : hr , a T;c Atorv Ow- -.ak. in i:raet-- e- ,:sind %%. new% I.(lie 10nd ' ton 1) thet !:o%cli d w sIvem. In m. l.lriou dis i:,.S they ar, %orth a lip . o.il "f Quinine ;d1r,.n pidls. They are ',peciilly IL [I) ..alI ' c!- fi 1.1 1 Cil p Ied to p a- u.ei:: leo: Vspepsi, Liver C'nplaints, Cliills and Fever :tnd Piles. .'o Delicate Females. L-dis,ivorss flead;,C-i i. lwsi r p e jp!ciarll . .dpted to di , peenli.ar their se.. Nervoa-tnes,, L.a.:ituda, chil to iea :n:agie ehi.,r:a. oaf tha. -*esi :ab! flitter1s. EAE~ WHAT IS SAID. HEAR WHAT IS SA D. EE~AR WHAT IS SAID. >uir Dr. l :' - :' t t lers.' Myv Chili- are ;rone. 1I can hardlyr believe 1 ihin lik . i i: we '- ,'nelo.e a,I: jtit o m, -.,. I ii;.! toa > '0 to coni:wle't yItO of I w woniderfuil urniely they ar-e t he nmosL t. dighit::l wine rile in te world." ''r. Wilsoni .ays. that y.ou are' ai pule NSo more headache, thannk-' to you:." W1e could fil thi:s paiper twi;ce Over with1 t such ge.m :in:e extracts, but ti.c :above inst su:iee. Our Bitters aire prep::redu r the supe: visioni of ir. D) S. 1'5:aiy, -tmber of the Royal College of Phsicianis d S::rgeonas, LoaI:n, Englan:d, anid of the Jdical Clii: of Gb:sgow. All orders shlould be4. addiressed to Tirx -'RRY' A ROM ATiC BITTFR 'Cu., 42 Coirtlalid Street, NEW YORK, UI. S. e Bitters are sold either by the bottle or case at $1 per bottle. Parties in $Cendinjg h-niel for adv ice as~ to air dise.ises n' ili- icer q1ui,.e a favor hy n g name of Ctyi as well as Tw ere' they reside. It will eave ius a won rfu:l amiiount of time and ann:iovance if is na ill be obtserve.. E PERRY AROMATIC BITTER COMPANY, *i C4)CITLAND sTR'IEETr. MMONS' HEPAIC COMPOUND LiVER CURE M prononned by Dr. C. A. Si:iamons, who ts the iorimer proiettor of Simmons' v'er Iteguilattor. as4 lwing far suplerior to v L.iver Medalitine~ no)w ohitered'l te pblic. has. na large circult iton :aind i. Ni ill gain ing .4undla. AIltough th:is is at t.ow prar'lta su) wI' unbiIN!tin)'.y "ay wo can1 prodtue r landic:i enn urtn ish. L'is Med.'lii'- i.' no,w fo sale.. at Manufac-?JA rerVs rates.. L v DR. W. P. PRATT, Sole Aget f.>r'a thin- place. E. L. KING & SONS, XNUFACTrUlElts AND PROPIRIETORLS, ('0L1M1.A, S. C. Feb -.a I ty SPECIFIC MEDICINES. 7R. GREEN'S FIT ' URE/ he Great Remedy for Epilepsy, 1.-, Sp.aims, (onivil-in and-Oi Nercous ftk4'fulle.as, acts prompstly i., oftten arre(st jing ii Fits fro til e 11ir st day'. ui-e, evenl whiere :y have exi-stedl for years. ~MPOtXD EX. 00RTDALIS! rhe Great Vegetable AlteratiYe, irafula, Se condalry Syphalis, E'rupIt ions On ' kin, Lad all di.seases. aiin ig 11rom im-' MEDICATED HONEYf :N:Lc alpi4 lun 0 y litsI time.ly ui.se 01t1y1ly reliteved andi' the. Luiig. restotrei hecalth. 4'EUR ALGI A SP ECIF/C,' p'rm pt. po0:itive and pe'rmuanent rel itf li- thcxcruciatinug pin hs '. Ne'iulgia, eitali m andi~ Scitica. r sale by Dr. S. F. FANr. Newbarry, S C 're-pared only lby DRS. BREEN, l!NDLEY & BENTLEY, >ee. 1-. .ly. CH ARLOTTE, N. C. DR, H. BAER, WHOLE0V'ALE 'AND RETAIL )R UG GIS T, NO. 131 3IEETING STREET, CHIA RI4?TON, S. C. da *,1 -f Rai Roads. Atlanta and Richmond .ir Line kiwny. The foliowing en r $cheiu operated 4a ifld ait.r M-oiC.::. - Run by Atlant.i Tiei. GOING NUT.? --.XP.:. % Leave .I.at - Leave eec:1 : - --- -- -- - Leave . ..ree 1 . - - Leave ..p;u::.b. Arrive at CharouI - --. - Leave Char!.te . - - -. - Leavye Sp:r ulwr ; .. ............ r.. ... L.eave I i revi I :ce. -.. --. -.. -. -; - LeaVe e : ..... - .. - . Arrive at -XI:.tW:' I. E1 "'- . ' 1.1 . L 2. Gre:- i ille. &. columl'bi: lLM!r t and do%, if. N!. n ta ai:3 m o; L i: t:: E i!r, au. : i1 W i* i: 'n. C 1 I - Lea v c ..4 uniL.ia ........ 7.' 1 . --1 .i .. . .. ...... .... . .. . .. . - Ne.w2erry ...... .... -- . . . .. ... . ......... . -- - :etin................. ....' Arriveirer-e... 0PD Do(WN. Leave G reenvil le....................... .2 i ei ltoll ......................... v : Coke ur .............. ........... . a Abbeville.. ---...-- .. s5 In Newberry............ .. 23 - I. " A istoni . . ..... . . . .. 4 2 .it Arrive Cuuiubia....................i 2 ANIu1Zus.N HUANCU AND utL. 1SL llk : 2-i.--n. Leave Walhallan t. .... " Perryvi...................... . 2 :: m2 .- enid!eto........ ....... .... ...I7 , ; . m2 Auder.i.. ..... off 2 M Arrive at Belton.. .. ................ . . . In CoLnectin with down tr.:in fri #;relvi"e. U ". Leave B,elton at. "1 1:in Anderson4 p lu Pendletou 32 222 " Pc: r%; . i:. .......6 , Arrhc- :, W: :!1 1 I k l.\c minod tit :1 ! T : 111 run ll ALit %i!e Isra:6:c . MI)P1. . ed - y a.! Frid:.y . Oil Aifnder .o i;nch. er enle!n::i.d .ti der:ou n0 Tu-day,. ol T1mIdy S2: :n. 1111 . S'-N1 )AM.Al). (Ii'l :Sup". . .. 11. 3 1 i. South Catrolina Railroad Compant. CLL A 1:L u F-rux. S. C ic:ll.- F. I73. ON an d aftt:r -UN).AY. cb e r 1. 1 be hI - -eig T'2rains on the -outh Caroha i:. toad wi I run as ftl low% : Fol' C.ULIHIA. Leave Charnm;ed u t... ....... . . ..... . Arrive at Colui!a ut........................ . 2 1 e ve a ..... .................. .3 ' : 2I A rrive at .\n.u A ..................... ... p m Leave (oli:mlia :.1.. ' : In Arrive :it f'-h:.r:e . n t '2 p in Lthve .\ugulst:;i................ ...... . . .-::., Arrive i,t ( .... ... . 4.2 CO.MM:l22A N.'(IIT R.'1:2. . . 2 -scei -5 Le:.ve Char!est * lt ..... . . 2..n Art ive at o umibi a, ... . . . . .. ' a II .Lav. 'obi22i . .... . . .. ...... . In A rrive a: i . ........ .. .. ~, : AUGU.c-ra N:ooT 2'2.-:. ."u::ts'y- .c. :e.2. 1. -. .... .... ........ .... . I A rrive ::. A z: usta ....... ....... . 7.5 Le;;ve. ..u;:.,...... . 7 ,r A r:h-e :.t 4n r es -n .. ....... .... .... ....4 a : L.t:.ve SI, n n r .i.... . ... .............. 11.5 :i .A rrive :.1 S.: 1nm.rI . I!V.. .. ... .. ::.. t IA .: vu ' a in -I; .... .........2.... . .. .. . . - Arri%e :I t !.h:mbia... ...... . . .....U M ai Lr -'! ( I - 2 ij. .1 - - A rrive at (unok :......................2 2: Da-. and4 N;;;hi T'raiism mak.- clebw a..e i. .: . . t G or,ia :,I. lD::v Tr;In:s. c-i. %. In:uke el lee c u;:ctn ' wit h q - t - 11:11 . -t : e r e. : iurtaiLle:r: cht :: '.n:,. :hX :: . ' -cnie;V. .Selm . Mobih-. .\ew :: :. nd a!] a:.her . 2i 2.iu m-:i-0 . :n2. t2 .*: I - 2 i212: 1.:: i .(' II e 1.,: . . L2 .i 11 :l fie n : the1. har Io22 ." ii'tr '2i. 2 n:d.2 u:a :J m. for3 ;222a N. 'l th ' 2 . (2.. c Ip iu..d. 1y 2 wi h . : .iv Pa . 31n2r T:::.. 2~:2.d 2dI.v' I . .la' un!... v2.221). 231A ,2'1 3:2 3.2 :-.122 . 1-IC E. , -.rdT ke . e . SPARTANEURS & UNION RAIL. ROAD, To) Cl .23 n:ence 25t21 h3. Noveu be. "73 2 ~D2W'N TRIAIN. U' 1LA. .1,2to 3!2.2 . 7. .7. 7 PacoLe... .......... 7.2: 7.:>- 11 L'nioville ......... $.3 .. 4 $anituic............. 22.421 9.',3 1 .2. Fi21h Dan22....... 024 1-. ::5 2 : .22. he 2t2... .... . I.1 o 1 Cto e ........ 1 H A R RI1. S, CabnetM u r . ' Ardriv.kL.:ne 114 s,2 2 2.1 2 11 .21 22 k~'to ut'u7.3[3 : '23.212 112r.22" ~"2 .2.32322 :Sfe. 6':a2 .W 1i2 on . .. . 0 . i. atS2.'210i0 a. OC . 4it. H ARRIS,JA'1IS as : n h.md~ a-0':I:a 2 will mae to2J'2 order, 22':2. cseds. Buraus War.imbett22 S, Sares,h' 2.o:-as,2 ete les, un s ofl22i2 esl 32'b rairo ed W ro:ill kIi ind -02 mi -: o :'la r AHa onis:2.1l ull 0upp2 of 31tnl :3221wl.b furmyi::d at 1e woo:1( Oun i:i C::ses~ TCallnm ie o ors at s02lmtne, e sub handtha fuan ot:nent ofs22e th aboveiappo.ed o: ffort on nike,' all wbicihhe i'st prpa:r the futnis ativey easnaleiats, it promptber, and Cdespatch3. Thnkulfo1:21t patronage, the' sub-2 sciber uIIp'ctfi:,yN a.1ks fo a.contination ofth sne,an-a---0te-- li ta ":0 effort 'on' his part.'. w ibe pa -tor dr the2'3 'utm 'ost2.u sa Iat.23l'- 2 1'3.'' lil&v. D. . 'l.V VE!. 3).i 2... : ': : . r,n lE .I. E.'L:UT Elt 22 yn.222222 .222. r. L.\ WT 22 o21 1: el ( :2 AI3 :221' ''2;:. RE4)2.2 1'ENt2 1i2 1.1).... \u 222-.. E2312 10TE 211.t(- . i1 . .2 . :-.t \. 22Ev.11T.2''2'. ..)N.2,tl . .l'22'- .\- '''' 2.21 -2 i-- --o-- --2i'22 2.1'2'221'. '2 3222' .12' ]a's,'j:1 .22:3he 2:1-int 2i22inte r.2 ja:': 12.2 the '2 2 (' g 1. . .:: 22it I: .\ 'r: tl:2 !"-3 - . '''e'-.ite 22..e:e "t 2': f .' 2222 :2: . 2 . 3,red To:. 12022 a l tl et :O an:2232z2 a r2 o22f r)2i::b1. 1er 2. C 2r2.- ;y pri''- d .\:22rke't i': :por:.'2 theX:2. princip: i:' wiu .o:1 k the22 pape . n22 vallah!. 2to21' ; 2. 22,;; 2222 . '''''',:' . . I ad11 r' is:: \ I ned''i ' 2.' pose. ng2a22 h. sub2t:2:ia! 21r21:i: .p o 2.: - i,to2 :d - T02222.'' 2)121.2 .W i:-:::.22 2 1e :.::d'';' 22 aL'',.r. .1-t 312d 1:ri 2le:b- in th .'2ited I,.Sta . 1T!. intere' --. 23 1 2'f frie: 221 re:itin 222 l wn! i be. P02 orici advance. h':231 50 year:~ to Mini22 JioAeMS. 1P. HARRISON& O., PrCoos Towoi aldnnunicat2ilons luat be ad Febn 1 en:-ifn w: T :.I :AtI.i - (a-,. and rebmind to order. 15-inend,er to sua your orders on t he Franklin Searn Print u>. llouse. JA MES. I'. IIa RRl'ON & CO., Nos. 27 and 29 South-liroad at re et P URE Grateful Thousands prociai:n VINEGAR BITTERS the most wonier ful Invigorant that ever sustained the sinki!g system. No Person can take these Bit ters according to directions. and re main lo:g ::el provided their bones are not destroyed by =:ineral io.son or other naus. and vital cr ans was tted bey'ond(epi, Bilious, Remittent. and In ternittent Fevers, which are so urevalent in the valle's of our great rivers thrughout the U-ited States, eseciallv those of the Mississippi, O1lio, Miso :i I::::s, Tennessee, Cumber1and, Aransas. Red. Colo rado. Brazos. Rio Grande, Pea-!, Alabama. Mobile. Savannah, Ro anoke. James, a nmny othcr, wihtheir rs rb:ais hogi Out oullr en1re cointry <iing the Summer ani Auatu:nn. ad reiarka blv so (iU:u.n. seaso::s of unusual heat and dr ss. aore invariably ac conpanic:d ' extensiVe derange ments of the :Om,aclh IA liver. andI other abro"inal risea. In their treatment. I p rane, exertog a powerful imi,ence ipo these vari ous organs. is cssentially necessary. There is no eathari for the purpose equal to DR. J. N VLKEI'S VINEGA1E as te p w sreedi!r remove the dark-coloredl visid iatter w;th whih the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimu1iating t.e iecretions of the liver, a::d genera::- re-tor-ng te healthy func tions of the diestire organs. Fortiy the body against dis ease by 1puying aL its fiuids with V::GAn Izr'rrns. No epidemic caa take hold of a srstem t%zs fore-armed. D)yspepsia 01' I1(ligestioll, Head ac, Pa:.' in ti: S I ders, Coughs, 7:'iness of the Chest. DMzziness, Sour Eruetations of the 'tomach. Bad Tazte in the Month, lo: ttack,s. Palpita tion of th:e ie I::nation of the Lung. Pai in the regin of the Kidneys, a hlm:.ird other pa'. . sym-ptoms, are the ofti::.F 'y-pepsia. One hot tie wil proI - a" ltr -r',arantee of its mecrits uh'a:: a. l:.gu:hy adrtisemlent. Scrofula, or Kigs Evil, White swelling, . Eripclas. Swe'led Neck, Gotr 'crofa!ous I :ammations, I:dolent I:Yf:n:io::s Mercurial affec tiois. Old See . Er'ptions of the Skin, Sore Eyvs. e* : tee. as in a'l other conttutional i :1 . WALKERS VIX xa.aBrry::s a-: shwnth*.eir great eur ative imwers in thle iiost obitinate and itr aleti caes. For iflamnitory: -Id Chronic Rlieuial ism, Gout. Bilions, Remit tenI and itit.e Fever, Diseases of1 the . "'od . rer. E - and Ulrdder, these litters hae o equal.$such D)is cases are can .ed by itiate]i Blood. I Mech~anicalI Dis,eases.-Persons engaged i Pa..nts a.nd -Minerls such as Phumbers. True-setters, Gold-beaters and .\Miners. as the ativance in life, are sub ject to paralysis of th e Bowels. To guard againist this, take a dose of W.tKEa's \ :si.:AR a 'rr's oc-ca-iona!!y. For Skin Dise ases, Eruptions, Tet:er. salt-ianeum. Bi:is. Spots, Pim worms. >ceaid-head. So:' Eyes. Erysipe lans. Itch, Seurfs. Di)colorations of the Skin. Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature. are literally dug up a::d carried out of the system in a short time by the use of these Bitters., Pin, Tape, and other Worms, iurki::e i: the system ofsomnthu sand.,'are eifectually de.sroe man tro inove-d. No system oft medicine, no ver mnifuges. no a:n.heliniiecs will free the system fromi worm in-k.e these Bitters. For Feniale Corupinhts, in young or ald. mnarr:ed or single, at the dawn of wo:::anhiood. orthe turn of life, these Ton ic Bitters display so dci-ded an influence that improvemnt la soon perceptible. Cleanse thet T1itiaited Blood whenerer you mi:d it::npurities bursting through the ski in P:pies, Eruptions, or Sores; cleans-e it wien you find it ob structed and siugirzih in th e veins; cleanse it when it is foul; your feelings will tell yo he n. Keep the blood pure, and the hatofthe syste:n will follow. R. Ii. MIcDONALD & Co., Dhir.gsts & Gen. A' gts.. San Fran.cisco. Caifo ra,a. &cor. of Wl.aaington ar.d C):ariton Sts..N.Y. sold 1,y all Druggists and Dealers. - 04 ITHE (GREA'T REYMEDY FOR whIichI can be cured by a timly resort to this stand ard pr'epari'onf, as has been prhoYed by theO hundreds of testiinoniais received by the p)ropriVetors. It is acknowi edIged yl an prominent phscin to be the most r'ebha1 l prepaation ever in tr(Idued( for the relief and eujre of all Lung complaints, andi is oilerLd to the putblic, sanet ioned by' the e:g>erience of over foriy v eacs. XXhen lt-s'>rtedt to ini season it sel dom? Lails to effeet a speedy cure in the most severe cases of Con ghs, Bronchitis, Crouip, *Whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma, Colds, Sore Throat, Pains or Sore ness in the Chest and Side, Liver Complaint, Bleeding at he Lungs, &c. WYistar's Bais:nn does not dry up a Coug2h, and leave the cause beiihnd, as is the case with m ost lpprationls, but it loosens and1 cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation, thus removing the cause of the complaint. PREPAnEFD BlY SETE W. FOWLE & SONS, Boston, Lau. And sold by D)ruggists ar.dDelesgeerangy, TO RENT, Se: -t Mar-h(3M o: M.hr5. Tlp!,lv at. oA h0