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THE FARYI.
Beautiful are hilis and meadows.
vineyards and orebards, gardens
and grain fields, under the giorie
of the July sun-sweet the odor
of flowers and the songs of birds
-soft and low the murmur of
streams, and musical the tinkle of
bells away on the misty hills
beautiful the summer night when
the moon-beams have turned cedar
and pine into columns of silver
aid filled the shadowed earth
with ghostly pictures-the balmy
air is heavy with the perfume of
flowers, and filled with the hum of
insets-the plaintive notes of. the
birds of the night are heard in
the shadowy woodlands. and the
voice of the cattle com's up from
the emerald valleys down by the
waters. Surely a farm in ibe
country in .summer, ornamented
with flowering trees rieb in many
fruits, beautified by the gorgeous
plants of the isles of the sea, and
animated everywhere by the no
blest races of domestie animals
and birds is a lovely picture.
"And 0! if there be an Elysium on earth
It is this! It is this !"
Beastiful an.d valuable as such
pictures are, the painters of them
are fe w in the- land. Thousands
of farms in t his great Republic.
and in tinis Cenoiennii:d year. n:
be ornamented with either the
rpse or the lily, flo;wering shrub'%
-or gracefnl vine. iNo pear on
them,.,will turn its golden cheek.
er pea'-h its crimn5~ beauty. to thse
sub. There is no- orname iit anyv
where in~ field or.gardon-thbe grass
on hill or maeadow i" consumed bk
stock t bat no an.ouh,t ofuzLare could
ever make profitable-the pigs
and pooltry seem to belong '-to the
days of other years"-even the
~very dogs are "mongrel pup
-pies, whelpis and hounds, and curs
of low diegre-e." The fencees are
*con4'eaked by triars and brambles,
the out buildings all in ruins, anid an
*airo odesolation every where. No
bo'oks about the house, the minds
of the children are all blank, no
pets for playthings-no beauty
anywhere. Yet dollar is added
unto dollar, and golbl to gojd from
year to year, uf*eless to the
owner who will niot enjoy ii., a
.s-urse to his children who, having
never been taught to empjloy it
rationally, will expend it foihbly.
Kindness is a -sign of wisdom.
Neither floeks nior herds' will
flourish under a 'Reign of Tar
ror," yet the lanid is fuli of Matrats
and Robespierres who turn the
fa.rm into a prison pen, anid the
home into a hell.
At Vienna, for some time past.
fruit dealers bare sold peaches,
pears, apples, apricots. ete., ornia
men ted with armnorh;J bearings,
designs, initials, names and pie
tures. The imnpression of these
things is effe cted in a very simple
manner. A fine fruit is selected
at the mfomeCnt it is beginning
to ripen, that is to take a red
color and paper in which the de
signs are neatly eut out is affixed.
After awtite the envelope is re
*moved and the part of the fruit
whkih has been covered is bril
lia4ntly white.
([Agrowomnischie Zeitung.
A SAFE WVAY TO Sav1e PORK.
We sympathize with the mnly
friends who lowvtheir pork last sea
eon, and if you can find a smanll
space in your much estOCemed p4
per for the following receipt, ai
if it is carried out to the letter.
there wil nrot be any more spolit
pork: As soon as5 the hugs are
dressed cut thnup and kit over
lightly-audi bulk it so the flies can
mot get to it. Wnren nlight coftes1
on, spread it i iece by piece on greeni
pine tops or cleau bo.rds on the
smoke house floor ; early in the
-,rin c.a alt me slightly and
('cUtE FOR DIPI1TIERIA.-A
this terrible d .e is prev:n i.
to some extent i . this Gounty an
elsewhere, we publish the followin
fro a corres.onde nt of observ:
t .I al exper?ence. with the hot
t :4 it u.ay be tried wth benefit 1
th:. filictedl
I n he c ume of s'ifft-ri:g hmnii:
y, I be,: thait Vvu wil! pu:=ish
va
i wlowing; pre.cription, wilhich
know from experience is most hen
fieial in that terrible disease, whiC
is so prevalent throughout t}
c-+untry ar this time :
10 drops tincture Belladonna,
II drops Phytolare, the juice
t::e common poke root,. each
a half tumbler of rain water. Gil
the p::tient one teaspoonful evei
haif hour, if fever is very high, f
tue first four hours, then one evei
hour for next twelve 1=ours, th(
one every two hours while the di
e:se c"intinues. Use no gargles
-wabs for the throat, but an ou
ward appJic:tion of soft oil or l1
may be usei.
In about fifty cases thpt ha
come under my observation, ai
that have been treated as abov
not more than three have provi
fata!. B.
FEEDING FoWLs.-In Franc
where poultry breeding, feedii
and fattening has been reduced
a science, they feed very litt
whole grain. A very popular fei
I is one-half bran an one-half buc
wheat, barley or oatmeal, mal
into a stiff paste, and fed 'o rld aI
yourg alike, twice a day. Th
claim that this fe.A is less expe
sive and promotes laying. W c
grain, however, will produce ft
when fed abundantly, but it al
produces disease by imp.Irizg
gestion. Buckwheat is regard
rs the great egg- ying stimulai:
A s.ystem of "lhquid crammn
is practiced hy many who folk
fattening fowls as a trade. Barn
;:n.l milk, mixed, is cr1mmed in
the fowvi- by mn ans of a funnel.
is said thaL one persou Can era
sixty fowls per hour. and the f;
tening process only lasts two
three week.s. At the moarket name
'ibw .rds of 6,000.000 hed of f
poultry are siad annually, all f4:
ten d by this process.
CHARCOAL FOR TURKEYS.
Califorr.ia paiper hi .hly recor
m-nds(1 charcoal for fatteningr tu
keys, and says it should be pulvc
Iiztei anid mixed with mashed pot
toes and corn meal, as sell as f
to them in sm-ili lumps. It mentioe
tha:t in two lots of four each. othe
1wise treated ;like, there was
average gain in the weight of tho
fed with>the charcoal of a pour
and a half e ch. In commifentih
upon; this another writer say
I While we coudemu the practi,
of mi.xing the pulverized charco
withi other food for turkeys, cot
pellinig them to eat it whether th<
want to or niot, we have no dou
of the ex'cellent effects of suppi;
ing thnem with chai COal broken in
suatli bits, espeially when fattte
in fo market. We have had e'
Ideuce of what we say, and for
number' of vears have recommend:
chircoal for this purpose."
For mending valuable glas
jects which wv iuld be disfigured I
comom cemnenit, chrome cemel
may be used. This is a mixLu
of five parts gelatine to one of
solution of acid chromate of lin
The broken edges are covered wil
this. pressedl together, and expose~
to sunlight, the eff: et of the latt<
being to render the compound il
soluble even in boiling water.
To MAKs Gon WATERPRO(
BOOT GREAS..-Take one-ha
pound of shoemTker's dubbing, on
half: pint of linseed oil, on
half pint of st'ong solution
India rubber. Dissolve the wti:
with a gentle heat (it is very i~
fltiam.ble,) and apply with an o
din.try bhacking brush. One :?
ple.: :on wil insure dry feet f<
several mor.:th)s. -
LUMes iN UDasas.-Take pok
ro-> an I chop it up fine and be.
it into pumice; take a teacupfi
and put in a quart of mecal, 1n
fndt o woeudrh
ufeed it ando thoe ude re
atp in ct, anTteyae removes nalil
at ny c. our rem udy isillibb
Inne rJ now wann nidlrira
Tin Ware, c.
MTOES! 8TOE8! 8TOVE! 8!!!VE! ti
iEItiBERaIT *~~S T OVES9
-~TIIN
FOR i ARE.
KEENE & AUSTIN,
- Hnve juct receive.i and are con-inuir v1dng to tleir iargp stock of
COOKINC AND HEATINC STOVES,
e Among others can he found th' FAR\1Et, )EXFER snrd ENU;KtV i11 of wnich
are made of the best materi.d, heav c:tr ex .e-, or rhe S-w.bern rr.ie.
We alo keep an hand a ihrge sro'k of PL, \S, PREMED au-1 JXPkNNEI) TI
1 WARE, in fact everything that i usuudyv kv;o: .n a FEir CLASS zTOVE andi i
HOUSE.
JOB WO.RK A SPEC IA L TY,
Suclh as REPAIRING, ROOFING, GUITERtNG. SPOUTING, &c.
[ A I work executed with de:patcb and sti,fwv!iom gu:rateed.
t Uct. 11, 41-tf.
- -- - - - - Clothing and hlats,
R & W. Ca SWAFFaELD,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
Are now receiving their
F A LL A ND W IN A Eli
SToCK OF
fREADY-MADE CLOTIHNG,
tO
GENTS' FUJRNISHlING GOOFS,
, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, Etc., Etc.
We are selling a NO. 1 SHIRT, three ply Linen bosom.
tinished with the exception of the button huh s, for $6.00
f r a half dozen, and a very fine quality for $7.00.
Send your orders. We guarantee satisfaction both as to
le price and quality of our goods.
t, Goods sent 0. 0. D. subject to,) inspection.
Sep. 20, 38--tf.
- - Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Carpets.
IN
SFALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.,
I. AT
SMIcCREERIY, LOVE & CO.'S,
oOLUTMBIA, S. 0.
A - -- 0-~
We are now opening our F L L and WINTE R STO iE
anid beg that all in w-int of goo(ds give us a call be!ore buy
ing.
You will fina~ Gur Stocek full of the molist deCsirale goods
mto be found anywhere. WXe buy for CASH and sell for
dCASH, and with the long experience of our buyer, who is
iin the ma;rket all the time, we. pr->pose to give you gZoodls
i at prices wvoich cannot be dup:licated this side of New York.
C all anid be convinced.
Samrples sent by mail wvheni requested. Orders prom1ptly
attended to, and wvhen over $1J in value will be sent free
by Express, if accompljanied w ithn the money or requested to
7 be collected on delivery.
SeM'CREERY, LOVE &s CO.,
4osp 2- l-1. COLUMBIA, S. C.
BACON APPLS, .ESTABLISHiED 1865.
j~. BACON,RAPPLES
aCABE, POTATOES, &c. GL OE&C.
I~ARELS hate \o1heri IAttorneys at Law,
wy,Derot --d, 0-nn-- ipin. c. 629 F. Street, Washington, D. C
I 1 barrels Noz tnern Irish Porrttes.N : Scsor oCianHomr&o,
100barel sletedNothen alage- American and Foreign Patents
So arrls orternonins-Patents procured in all courztries. No ruzs xu
10,0 l s. ry. altSide- . A D l'a1CE. No cha. ge unleuss the pateat is grant
t25 tierce.e Hamts. ed. No fees for making prelimnary exammna
100t ke o rubis and buickers Loaf Lard. ,tins. No additional fesfor obtaining and
50 ~:tk.~tC~con,ducting a rehearing. Special atentiona givea
Sopc.e 'e2eed GohInI Butr to Interferenice Cuses before the Patenit Office,
100 nox Gr() e:ani and Factor; IJheee. Extensionis before Congrms, Inifringemzent SUith
100 b.irrelQ, jitbarrels and kite M4ckereI. int diffeent States, and all litirutin pertniing
150~ac" o Fie ad Cnr~~ Slt.to Invenitiotns or Patents. SaND) STAMP P
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;h 5 ~ckR Fl o r . United States Courts and D?partments
d1110 boxres Famil Floap. Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court or the
hit,box~F4rub .Otp.Uitd States,('ourt of Claims. Court or Com
rA LSo, misioners of Alabama Claims, s.outhero C I4ms
Ba rr&s Sugar Hou--e Syrup, Exna~ I and (infsioi and alln soofwar claims oetore
8 ugar, reamsi Straw Paper, es e strs,tbExuiv eatnt.
Sardini', Pickles, Lobsters, Pe.aches, Tomra: Arrears of Pay and 2ounty.
uoes, boxes Soda Crackers. (Gi:g'rs, Lemuon OFF1cERs. soLIEnas and SAII.ORS of the late
Crac&kers. Ce?nreunia1 and Im tp.ria! 1:rckers1, war. or their hutra are in mau.' cases entit:ed to
F rv, n.~ moe frmteGvrmn,o which they
siach,Soo, Un dlesan r e e be hven know de. Wriute fl itory o er
f Pr;ze (andy anid Assorted Sin-k Candy,vc,adsaeaon fpyadbut
boxes Lonmoi. boxes Chewi.g Tobacco, received. Enclose stamp, and a ful reply, aALer
caMs J,-lv, cases Bittere. Rice, Baggiug exananiation, will be given you tree.
e- and Ties, &c., &e. Pensions.
Th a bove st och is all fr- sh, hav ing ju4t All o1Ptctsaa. SOLDIEas and SAILORS wound
)f' ari. ed, ruptured or injured in the late war, however
arrm-d-siight:r, can obtain apension, mfaniy now receiv
le Price.' anu-r,tLed asi low .4Ch,rleston ing peisioune rnti.ed toan hIcrease. Sead
Or Vih:ui:i;son.. stamp r.nd informasion will1 be furnahed free.
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C. J. LA RY Cootested !Anld Cases,rrvte Luard Claim'.
- inn~tnMii g1Pm-mption andHomestad Cates.
-ov. 2-2. .7-smu Connu1 t, S 0. Dpartmenit of the interior.I
Old Bounty Land Warrants
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is.-ed~nunder acts of 185~> and prior :.cts. W,e ea
e WVATCHMAKER~ Caeh ber thern .ed gr uei8red letter- Wjser
It AND t) p>erfect them. ut*:tOo
ii Each deperment of our basi,:oss i< ct.ouuncred
'~E ~ ~1 er'r-. bureau. ii, r the chazrge o1 ex.e
drle( ]re nd e o o rudmy.n e
[xnow *o ie l'ound o :t(h-- .on- frm!oiy aresonde of ro orpradmce be' th e
areuidbyJniSk nr ew andefr o racic yearlie t whoie
Sdcz~idb ~:nFSi knc ewli atter- ieo each entarCa-pe i oc wra
djaend|**4" "" "a" ue- ~~h .:dh trer harivea ee hTiii ca nu.
t.fadtipach p yer p,:p:-rs lin applionionii to us.
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fo1EATUN r return posi.ge shou.d be sent iu-ttr pi
IAT4 CIN awjrai ~arieents made wt ton.-i
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Aug. Address
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W. 1. ; ALLACE,
Attoriiy-at-Law,
NEWBERRY, S. G.
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greit :. a'. :.. B-::fd.o, i fa f.}elbe cr UPPrepar(
:.o dio '':j work uin ever be.fore, by tine
'advaimer. t ofL., -th tst I,llproVerments, am;(
d e [ I'' Ltu ' . e'. iei.
My s?o:k is Ltr,:: dlh1n ever, and amoni
which r'. , a foe 'ot of
ilbum Fancy
Pict ure Paper" Weights, &C.
! p :-'- r) take
"GAP"h, FEDD1ifTYPES,
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a -aom s as.s n nibe3for inapeetio1
;i. . r is ur. is .rinte'd
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gg- I his Lecture will prove a boon to thon
andis andl thousatndls.
Senit und(er Senl, in aL plai-t enivelope. t'
iay addtre1s, post-pil !, cln rceiplt of sixc
cnits or t wo post s:amps.
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THE CULJVERLWELL MEIFDCAL Co.
41 A:sin St., Ne w 'i ork.
Post Offlee Bor, 4586. .July 12, 28-1l
WM. ETTD-GER. H. P. Eu'lo.ND.
RICHiMOND, VA.
p[anufacturers of
Portable and Stationary Engines, Boiier
all kinds, Circular Saw Mitlls, Grist ills,
idill Gearing, Shaftirg, Pullrys, &c.
AMERICAN TURBINE WATER WMEEL
C k rR0O'S SPECIAL SThAM FU MPS.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Nov. 1, 44-1y.
Something New, Beau
tiful, Durable and
Cheap for Cov
ering and Or
namenting
Graves..
.'ting; h.s COmie before t 'e puin4.
our ~ tri ino: so praui cti and . ecots n Ime
,-ruinliy ju'-t the thig rhot the peop~8
-it. .md' we are flow introdUuing i.en:.
-or- sie -i,:!e or. club rate.
A-.o, Tenitiorial lRigrm for sale of to~
SpIarr4lburg, Union, L.urenis.Edil
ihateVi, anderson, Oconice, Pickers
Cb and se'e specimen a! John 11. Ws
.n u Eitporiumf
ceire~promipt attemriohi by c>Jling oi .or :.:
:esing,
D)R. H. BAER,
W HOLESALE AND RETA fL
DRUGGIST,
NO. 131 MEETING STRi.1'T,
CUi A RLESTON, S. C.
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Which the snh-criber inf("r'0: -i"i,
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PER-RtLIYG FS "A :LISiI ''. .v
b'i be,m i1i <c f. e i fr
thirty years in this S):te,
will colinue. to devote is ow : -
ter,tioni. 1i: stoc.'k will bie k 1' "
complete, xnd his prie"- .it
r e a so n ::b le , a n d lie u ie " o r .
patrona;re
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FOR THE
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PRAYE R BOOKS,
PAP'ER of all kinds.
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FORL SA1.E CIUEAP AT THIE
pHERlALD B OOK HCE
ORDERI'S FOn
SCHIOOL Bh00KS. anid a!! ..'h- -i Un'
.Ja n.27. 4-t f.
FLrrmerS. .1a
1 a-ill taie ple.L'v(su ;o in 0- i. - d
dow~i n i any qilsn'ity di....... *'I
. .3 or + fetL ~aa ,. - zn*
I0 Brna~ SIll gr-1,III 'dIolL I e.~ C * - ' L
ahaine wil. !r l U': 4. - T '
.y .n;iv No as asT
lp . 1' - at
- . Y.
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Ifri?Roba ds.0&G
-~~~ altt-M ~Pii~a Ra~iroad.
- ,~r3
r ra i rur r iiy,Slunday exceyad,
- fN: i Pt Trzre vl OnLth Csrchis
r. a1.d drei Mfwnd;:.5 May 29,
_- .13i " ch duie :
Ll'.
. ... ............... . 4 m
- . .............. ..... . 4 7;: y U
S.5a m
......... . 955 am
.. . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 m
,:ch:::ua L:r.e idge R-i: Road.
wc"N TYL:.
.. ................... 6.15 Wm
. -.. ........ 85 asm1
- . 0.4+ am
UP TRAIN.
-,(. p -o
- u 6.u- p m
- la,... 7.15 p m
rtu Trair.s run on Abbeville
W1ee:days and Frziuyo. On
-a-ch. btwn"een L;elton and Arnder%
n S.ndSturday.
f: 1. DODAMEAD, Geu't Snpt.
r ,."i" GUener"0 Ticket Agent. -
n n Railroad Company.
iOu3 ZA, S. C., May21, 2F6.
S : iu;s date tue Pessengtr Trasan
- .: C:.ro aiia Rail Road wIl run '.s
S2 .' TRAIN-UNDAYS.IXCEPTED.
. .............. . S4 a n
.-e:tcn at . . .4 . 2 :y
-,-.i." at...... . ... 9.0v a U
4..:: :hsat........................ . 00p
x " A ACCOMMODATrO -.TIN.
- :niui f.. ..................... T.15p-nt
a: t::artcston at.....................6.4bim
-..a. iestt" ..... .....lv p m
- lt,ol;bia at... .........
. -ran will run throtih to Coinbia
. . Weduesdays and Stutoays'. -
- -a7.o.:utaat.............- .- 1 ia
- a. Columbia at...............i..fL p
S. S. SOLOMONS, Ger ..
. nerNs. General ticket Agent.' "
HCOLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA R. R.
: "c.. ?'ASSJi GsEf DE AwE'hzPE2r,
S , .. . C., :z; vrnher 1b,18Z6. f
' nger Scbednle wil-te ope
- -. &,ora.i.
-- - - 102;a.m.
- (Der) .- - 1241p. m.
W .ma-f.,4 -- 6.Ie".ym.
r r. c .riects'at r'trifel CresciL 1th
(: Tr:tn.:nad at PForetoe *b'u4s.s
- . Darington ana Nortie tern
' - s'. A : Wutaieguton' ett2'A'gh an
C L .!0 1U1.il atd express mb$ar carried
Cout anfl* BDi
- n? i, g t0+, - - ' - 12 f0 p.m.
....n, (Dinner) - 2.25.. m.
S.: e:+ce. - - " - 5 5p m.
&. :.a.a:ot, - .- - .3O0p. m.
eu t (Olumnbia with train for Uhar
t Passa3ger Traizi.-rNorth and.Fast. -
u.a,- - - .- 20.~ m~i.
- - Fa -.r. - - - - 11'. p.in.
Fl1.nce - - - - 2.1'*a. in.
-.lmicrou, - - - 72s.m.
South and West.
" .Jlniitton, - '- - S.05p.-m.
7:os:c, - - - , 12a15gn.
t.uOba.,- - -- - - S it .
uan' sitej:ers on allI night triaSt.;
JAMES ANDEftSON.
Genea] era18tdperinten~dent.
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-..................... .....1 522 .
te............. ... ....... 45'A...
a .............................4 0 .S[.
J3AD1FlSON. General Sup't
. '.s gn P'Senger and Ticket Agent.
-: Pa.enger Sce0eU1e will be ope
er T uedat, June 6thi. 1876
nMon day, Weduesdayavd- Frday.
Tu.. I'e-d:' Th.urday -and Saturday.
DOWSN TRLAIN. ' P TRAIN.
-A rrive. Leave .Arrive. LeWre.
... .9.8& a. m. 8.10 p.m.
-..........1.29 1.'.25 225 2 80
.. -....... ..L 1.48 C L5. 20
- .. 1...55i 1" 21 22
.....m...... ..1.2' 5 15iamT5
.-..........1.5020. 215 '12)
1L- 1.5-.S.0
e -jr'g 12a.15 pv~in.1 55 12
W. V. 1A25E. 115era.tmld.55
d .. .25sth ~uf t.8 e 10.4.d 1R.5
'. ... . 8.45 9.80igIcte~Nw
- conecton' madenwih e senileran
. .VE. Supeg1a rin teWr1,&
n R.R. CHEDLE.Te LauyrneciS
a asesve te hadofxnteRad nat
. ..:n reur ieave New-p~aMt
r me own reeni-e passe ger.
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