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_?-u_JLU-. - .1 ? ' ? ?-!?--I.-! VON SCXLE.E.K. DIB UNUKliKUWINDMOHK ?LOXTJB. 1. gio kocmmt, BIO kocmmt, dos Mittags Btolzo Flotte: Das Weitmoor wimmert unter ihr; 141t Kottouklang und oinen nouon (lotto Und lausend Doo norn naht 8?0 dir, Hin ?oh w j m mond Hoer ?urohtbnror Cita dollo'u, ^ *'% (Der Ozean sah ihres glciohcn nie) Unuoborwiudlioh nennt man sie; Zieht B?O einher auf den ersohrock non Wollen; Don stolzen Nomon woihot Den schrecken, don sie um sioh spoit. 2. Mit mojestactisob stillom flohritte Traogt soiuo Last der zittondo Ncptuu; Woltuntorgaug in ihrer Mitto, Naht sie heran uud olio S tu nu o ruhn. Dir gogonuobor stobt sio da, Glucksel'go Insel, Ilorrs ohcrin dor Moero, Dir drohen dieso Gallionon 1 looro, Gro8zhorzigo Britacnninl Wob deinem frcigobor'nou Volkol Da stobt sio, ei na wottoisohwang'ro Wolke. 3. \Vor hat das hobo Kloinod dir errungen Das zu dor laondon Fucrstiu dioh go maoht? Hast du nicht salbst, von stolzen Koonl gon gezwungen Dor Reichs gesotzo woisostes ordaoht Das grosso Blatt, das dei no Kocuigo zu Rucrgcru, Zu Fucrstcn deina Buergor macht? Der Segel stolzo Obormaroht Host du cio nioht von Millionen W?r gern Erstntton in der Wnssorsohlaoht? Worn dankst du sio-orroethot Voolkcr dieser Erde Worn sonst als deinem Geist und deinem Schwerte? 4. Ungluccklicho, blick hin auf deise foucr werfende Kolossen Rlick hin uud alindo deines Ruhmes Full. Bang'schaut nuf dich der Erdouball Und aller freinon Macancr Herzen schlagen, Uud ullo gute sohoeno Seelen klagen, Thoilncmcnd deines Ruhmes Fall. Gott der Allmuccht'go sah herab, Sah deines Ficndcs stolze Lowcnflaggcn wehen, Sah drohend offen dein gewisses Grab. Soll sprach cr, soll mein Albiou ver gehen, Erloesohen moincr Helden Stamm, Der uuterdrueckuug letzer Fulsondamm Zus?tn monstuortsson, dio Tiraunonwohro Vernichtet sciu von dieser Hemis ph?re? Nie, rief cr, Boll der Freiheit Paradies, Dor Mcnschcnwucrdo starker Schirm verschwinden? Gott der Almncht'go blicsn, Und dio Armada flog uach aller Win den. [Literal Translation.] Tito Inviacllilo Armada. 1. Sho comes, sho comes, tho proud licet of tho South; tho ocean groans under lier; sho approaches theo with tho clanking of ohnins, a new religion and a thousand thun derbolts; a floating army of terrible castles, (never did tho ocean behold tho like) called tho Invincible; she moves along on tho affrighted waves; tho terror which BIIO casts around gave her that proud name. 2. Trombling Neptune oarrios his burthen with a slow majestic paco. With destruc tion to tho world in her bosom, sho draws near, and nil tempests aro hushed. Them sho stands over against theo, blessed island, sovorcign of tho aoae; thoo, high-minded Britain, these Galleon armies threaten. Woo to thy freeborn people! There sho stands, a cloud charged with tempests. 3. Who won for theo tho prize (obtained tho invaluable prerogative) that has made theo tho first of all countries? Didst thou not thyself, forced by proud kings, contrive tho vrisest of all constitutional laws, tho Moyna \ Charta, whioh makes thy monarchs citi zens, nnd thy citizens priucos? Hast thou not gaiucd tho proud 6of eriority of thy navy, by innumerable victories tn noa fights over millions of warriors? To what dost thou owo that superiority-blush yo nations of tho world-to what but to thy Bpirit and thy sword? 4. Unhappy Britiin behold th CPO fire vomiting colossal ships;"see and dread tho loss of thy glory. Thc world looks at theo dismayed, tho hearts of nil freo men bent high, and all good and noble souls, sympa thizing with theo, lamont tho loss of thy glory. Tho Almighty looked down; ho saw tho onomy's proud lion-bannors waving, paw thy opon gravo threatening oortnin dc Btrtiotiou. Is my Albion to perish? he said. Is tho raco of my heroes to bo ex tinct? Is tho lust strong dike against oppression to crumblo to picoes? Is tho great bulwark against tyrants to bo swept from this hemisphere? Never, lie exclaimed, never shall this para diso of freedom, this strong palladium of tho dignity of man disappear! Thc Almighty Bent forth his storms bird scattered tho in vincible Armada in every direction. Lite rally: Tho Almighty blew and the Armada to oil tho wind.'. WOULDN'T HF, I'I.I'.ASKD.-Some timo ago thoro lived in Edinburgh, a woll-knovn grumbler, named Sandy Black, whoso often recurring fits of spleen or indigestion pro duced soiuo tun using scopes of senseless mutability, whioh wcro highly relished hy all except tho brute's good, patient little wifo. Ono morning Sandy roso bent on a qnarrol. Tho buddins and eggn woro ox oollont, .ono to a turn, aud had bcog ordered by himself tho provioua cvoniiiti and breakfast passel without tho look for compliment. "What will you have for dinner, Sandy?" said Mrs. Black. "A chicken, madam*" said thc husband. "Ronstod or broiled? ' "Confound it, nind'itu, if you had hoon a good and consid?ralo wifo you would havo KnOW? boforo thi? what I liked," Sandy growled out, and slamming tho door behind him, loft tho house. It WAH in tho spring and a friend who was present heard tho li tr Io wifo soy: ' "Sandy's bonton n disturbance to-doy; I shall not pionco him, do what I. cnn. Tho dinner time oarno nnd Sandy nnd bis friend fl.it down lo dinner. Thc (tah viv?v Calvi) in hilo?CO, und ou lui?liig ino covor of tbo dish bc foro him, in a toweling passion ho culled out: "Boiled chicken! I hato it, madam. A chicken boiled isa chick on spoiled." Immcdiutoly tho cover was raisod from anothor ohiokon roasted to . turo. "Madam, I won't cat roast chiok<m,>,?i roared y andy; "you know how it should hnvo boon cooked!" At that instant a boiled obickon with mushrooms was placed on tho table "Without groon peas?" roared tho grum bler. "Hero thoy aro, my dear/' said Mrs Blnok. "How doro you spend my money in that way?" "Thoy wore a present," said tho wife, in tcrruptiug him. Itisiug lYotn his ohair, and rushing from tho room, followed by a roar of laughtor from his friend, ho clinched his fist and shouted: "How claro you roooivo a prcsonl without my louve?" COMMERCE OF TIIK SANDWICH ISLANDS. -Tho statistics published by tho Hawaiian Gazette of tho commorco und agriculture of tho Sandwich Islauds for tho yoar 1870, show that tho amount of sugar manufac tured was 18,386 tons-of whioh 300 tons were consumed at homo-and the estimated yiold for 1877 is 10,000 tons. Tho Uuited States took about 12,000 tons of tho orop of 1870. Tho growth of sugar planting may bo inferred from tho fact that tho total exports of this staplo in 1857 woro but 600,550 lbs., and ns lato os 1863 but 6,292,121 lbs., whilo in 1876 20,000,000 lbs. wcro raised. In rico there was nn in creased production, of 1,671,753 lbs. of deaned rico, of Whioh 1,500,000 lbs. wcro needed for domestic oonsumptiou. Tho gain tor 1877 over 1876, will fully equal that of 1876 over 1876. Tho valuo ex ported of domcstio gooda last year was ($2,054,168. Thc combined valuo of forcigu and domcstio exported goods was ?2,2<ll, 002, whilo tho total amount of imported commodities was worth ?1,81.1,771, show iug a balance of trade in favor of thc Is lauds of 8420,271.-Pacifie Exchange. This is a season for cholera morbus, looseness and stomach pains. Below is a never failing recipe for n mixturo, which, if taken in timo, will alford instant relief: Tincturo opium. Tinoturo camphor. Tincturo peppermint. Tincture rhubarb. Tinoturo capsicum. Equal qautitles of oaoh in n two ounce phial. Shako well before taking. Pose for an adult, a teaspoonral, in a third of a glass of water; swallow it down and bo relieved. This ia known on tho Ohio Uiver ns Dr. Paddock's cholera mixturo, and will elay cvou that dread king, if op plicd iu his incipiency. - .. -? . *. - - There is n McthodistChurch ot Trinidad, Colorado, almost on tho lino of Mexico, that has not a singlo malo member in it. It is an abodo building, plastorcd inside and out. It cost 63,000 aud is paid for. Tho official board is composed entirely of women, who keep their finances up to tho mark. Thc pastor, ??ov. J. IO. Richards, a talented voung man, f.ays ho never had a board that kept its business in as good order as this ono. At thc last quarterly mcctiug, tho minister's salary, that of tito presiding older, thc sexton's bill and tho incidental expenses were met promptly. A Noted Divine says , They are worth their weight in gold. READ WHAT HE SAYS: RR. TUTTI-Dear Sir: For ten years ? have been nmarlyrto Dyspepsia,Constipation, ami Piles. Lost spring your pills were recommended tomo; I used them (bat with little faith). I nm now a well man, have good appetite, digestion perfect, regular stools, piles gone, and I have gained forty pounds solid flesh. They aro worth their weight In aold. riEv. n. U SIMTSON, Louisville, Ky. Rr. Tntt lins been cn* gaged In the practice of medicino thirty years, anil for a long timo was demon, strator of nnatomy in tho Medical College of Coor pia, hence persons using his Pills have thc guaran tee that they arc prepared on scientific principles, and arc froe from all cpj.ickcry. He has sncccedcd in combining In them the heretofore antagonisUc qualities of a strtngthtn trig,purgative, anda fur' ijyin/l ?onie. Their first apparent ef fect ls to inrf case the ap petite by causing the food to properly assimilate. Thus the system is nour ished, and by their tonic action on thc dlgcsUve or gans, regular aud healthy evacuations aro produced. The rapidity with which ptrsom tah* on fifth, while under the influence oftheso pllls^ol itself In* dicate? their adaptability to nourish tho body, anu hence Uieir cflicacy in cur lng nervous debility, mel ancholy, dyspepsia, wast ing of tho muscles, slug gishness of thc liver, chrouio constipation, and imparting health and strength to thc system. Sold everywhere. Oftlcc, 35 Murray Street, New York. TUTT'S PILLS CUnB PICK IIEAD AOH.H. TUTPSllLLS oona pyggygeiA. TUTPFPILLS CUilE CONSTIPATION TUTPTPILLS cuna FILES. ?UTPFPILLS OVUB rn vu 11 AND AGUE. T?TPSWLLS OTJBB PITJOUB COMO TUTPSNLLS CU UH KIDNEY COM PLAINT. TUTPSRIXS cuas TO?IPID LIVED. mmm OF SCIENCE/ Gray Hair can bo changed to a glossy black by a singlo application of Br.TtiTT'tt Hair Dye. It acts like magic, and Is warranted ns harmless ns water. Pvlco 1)1.00. Office 35 Murray St., N. Y. WHAT IS QUEEN'S DELIGHT; Road the Anewev ll ls ft plant that grows in the South, and ls spe cially adapted to thc euro of diseases of that climate. '"'NATURE'S OWN REMEDY,0 I Entering at once into the blood, expelling all fan;'. nlmiQ. Kvnliitltli'. nnd rhenmnllr nlTectlnn?'. Alon??. it it a searching alterative, but when combined wita Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, nnd other herbs, lt form* Dr. 'Mt's Sarsaparilla I and Queen's Delight, I The most powerful Mond purifier known to medirnt science for tho cure of old ulcers, dlscnscd joints, foul discharges from tho oars and nostrils, abscesses, skin diseases, dropsy, kidney complaint, evil elfccta of secret practices, disordered liver ann spleen. Ils uso strengthens thu nervous system, imparts a fairotim. ploxion, and builds np tho body walt 1 I 4> HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH. 1 I As an antidote to syphilitic poison it is strongly recommended. Hundreds of cases of the worst typo have beon radically cured hy lt. Being purely veg etable its continued uso will do no harm. Tho bost limo to lake it ls during tho summer and fall; and' .instead of debility, headache, fover and aguo, you will enjoy robuif health.? Sold by all druggists, ?hice, Ti.co. O/lice, 35 Murray Stfoot, Now York. .J IU ?0? XOI I I^rofeB?ioxial O eur d.s. WM. O'. KEITH. JOHN S. VE RN ER. KEITH & VERNER, A TT O li NE rx AT LAW A ND Solicitors in Equity, Mil practico in tho Stato Courts o?i tho Eighth Judicial Circuit and iu tho United ?tatos Court O?co on Public Square, Walhalla, S O Jon 0, 187o 8 tf S. P. DENDY, ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR at LAW \ anti Solicitor in Equity, Will praotico in tho Courts of Law and Equity, in tho Eighth Judioinl Circuit. OITico in tho Court IIouso, Walhalla, S 0 Nov 1, 1870 8 ly S. MCGOWAN, R. A. THOMPSON. Abbovillo, S 0 Walhalla, S 0 MCGOWAN & THOMPSON, AT T 0 li NE YS AT LA % Will givo prompt attention to nil husinoss oonfldod to thom in tho Stato, County, and Unitod Statos Courts. Office on Court House Square, Walhalla, S C j Tho junior partuor, MR. TUOMI-SON, will ni HO practico i n tho Courts of Pickons, Croon ville and Anderson. January, 1870 tf JOSEPH J. NORTON, A T T 0 li N E Y A T L A W, WALHALLA, S. C. All businops for Pickcus County left with JAMES li. 1IAGOOD, ESQ., BICKENS, C. H., WILL BE I'll OMPTL YA TTE ND ED TO Ootobor 2G, 18G8 4 If SCHEDULE: Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railway, Whioh went into effcot May 13th, 1877: Passenger Train East. Leaves Atlnuta ot 4' 00 p tn Arrive at Norcross at 4 57 p m Buford at 5 42 p tn Oaiucsvillo at G 37 p m Pelton at 7 00 p m Mt. Airy at 7 50 p tn Toccoa at 8 21 p nu Westminister at 9 55 p m Scucca City at 10 20 p rn Central at 10 05 p tn Enslcy nt ll 45 p m Greenville nt 1118pm Spartanhurg nt 12 52 a tn Gaffneys at 8 15am King's Mouutaiu at 4 20 a uv G aetonin at 5 02 a tn Charlotte at 4 12 a in Arrive at N. C. Junction ut 4 20 a ut freight Train East. Leaves Atlanta at 7 20 a nt Norcvoss nt 9 00 a tn Buford at 10 50 a m Gainesville at 12 15 p m Pelton at 1 20 p ui Mt Airy nt 2 30 p tu Toccoa at o 15 p m Westminister at . 5 15 p ni Seneca City ut G 05 p ni Central nb 5 55 a tn Eusley nt 7 05 a tn Greenville nt 8 50 n tn Spurtanburg nt ll 82 a m Gaffney? nt 1 30 p m King's .Mountain at 3 20 p tn Gaston iu at 4 30 p m Arrive nt .Charlotte nt 0 10 p m Passengt r Train West. Loaves N. O. Junction nt 7 00 p ni Charlotte nt 7 10 p m Anivo nt Gastonia at 10 12 p ta King's Mountain at 10 55 p m Gaffneys nt 12 10 a tn Spartanburg at 10 42 a m Greenville at 12 30 a ta Easlcy at 8 l t a in Central ot 3 58 a m Seneca City at 4 80 a tn Westminster at 6 08 a m Toccoa ot 8 47 a m Mt. Airy at 4 28 a tu Helton at 7 10 a m Gainesville at 8 20 a ni Buford ut 9 13 a m Norcross at 10 02 a in Arrive ot Atlanta at 8 45 a m Freight Train West. Leaves Charlotte at 7 10 a ai Gastonia nt 8 50 a in King's Mountain at 10 00 a tn Gaffneys at ll 60 a ta Spartanburg ot 1 40 p m Greenville at 4 21pm Easloy at 5 20 p na Central at 5 00 a m Sotieoa City nt 0 05 a m Westminster at (5 45 a m Toceos at , 8 30 a m Mt. Airy nt 9 45 a ni Holton nt 10 50 n m Gainesville ct 12 15 p m Pu ford nt 1 45 p m Norcross nt 8 25 p in Arrivo nt Atlanta at 5 20 p in ATLANTA TO EASTERN CITIES VIA PIEDMONT AIR LINE. Lcavo Atlanta nt 4 00 p ni Arrive at Charlotte 4 12 a ni Danville 10 80 a tn Hich mond 4 48 p in Washington, 1). C., vie. H., E. Sc P. lt. 9 50 p in Baltimore ll 80 |) m Philadelphia 3 25 u in New York 7 00 a m Boston 8 30 p m Lcavo Atlanta 4 00 p m Arrive nt OharlotO 4 12 a m (via Virginia Midland Route.) Arrivo at Danvillo 10 80 n m Lynchburg 1 80 p m Washington City 9 45 p tn Baltimore ll 80 p m Philadelphia 8 25 a m Now York 7 00 a tn Boston 8 80 p m CONNECTIONS. At Atlanta, with tho Atlanta Sc Now Orleans Short Lino, (A. & W. Pt. ll. It.) und Kenncaaw Route, W. Sc A. H. ll.) for ull point? in Mississippi, Louisiaua, Arkan sas, Texas and tho Northwest. With tho Central Rnilroid of Georgio, for Macon, Savannah, Brunswipk, and all points in Southwestern Georgia and Florida. [With tho Georgia llaiiiond for Augusia, Charleston, Tort Royal and Savannah. At Lula, Ga., with tho Northeastern Hail road, for Athons, Ga. At Sonooa, with tho Rino Ridgo llailrond for Walhalla and Bolton, S. C. At Greenville, S. C., with the Grconvilo & Columbia lt. lt. At Sparenburg, with tho Sportanburg, Union & Columbia Railroad, with tho Spartauburg & Ashovilln llailrond, for Ty ron Mountain, connecting hore with stages for Flat Hook, llondorsonvillo, Asheville, and Warm Spring, N. C. A fino and well finished hotol nt tho foot of | thia mountain. At Charlotte, with tho Itiohniond & Dan villo llailrond, for oil points North, East and West, and for Virginia Springs. With tho Carolina Ccntrul Itailroad for Wilmington and intermediate points. ?. J. FCR10 AC RE, General Manager. W, J. HOUSTON, Geo'l Tusa. & Ticket Agent. Groonvillo and Columbia Railroad am mn mmm^. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, Pnssongcr Trains run daily, Sundays ex cepted, conncoting with Night Truius on South Carolina Railroad up and down. On and after Wednesday, March 14, 1877, tho following Will bo tho schedule: Ul'. Loavo Columbia ot 8 45 a ul Alston nt 10 80 a m Newberry at ll 60 a in Dodges ut 3 17 p tu Dclton nt 5 00 p in Arrivo nt Groonvillo ' G 35 p m DOWN. Lcavo Greenville nt 7 45 a m Dclton at 0 35 a m Hodges ut ll 13 a in Alston at 4 10 p m Arrivo at Columbia 6 60 p m Anderson Branch and Bluo Ridge R- R. DOWN. Lcavo Walhalla at 0 00 a m Percyville at G 45 a m Pendleton nt 7 85 a m Anderson ut 8 35* a m Arrivo at Belton 9 25 a m UP. Leave Dclton at 5 00 p ni Anderson at G 00 p tn Pendleton at 7 00 p IU Pcrryvillo at 7 35 p tn Arrive at Walhalla ot 8 15pm THOMAS DODAMEAl), General Superintendent. JABEZ NORTON, JU., Gco'l Tioket Agont South Carolina Rairoad CHANGE OP SCHEDULE. COI.UMHIA, March 13, 1877. On and after this date Pusscngcr Trains will run as follows: DAY TRAINS-SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. Leave Columbia nt 8 40 a m Arrive at Charleston at 4 20 p m Lcavo Charleston at 0 00 a ra Arrive ut Columbia at 5 00 p in NIC] I IT EXPRESS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Lcavo Columbia nt 7 00 p tn Arrivo nt Charleston at G 50 a in Leavo Charleston ut 9 15 p ni Arrive at Columbia nt 8 15 a ni Cunden Train will run through to Co lumbia on Mondays, Weducsdoys and Saturdays: Lcavo Columbia ot 1 45 p ni Arrive nt Columbia at ll 60 a m Up Columbia Night Train connects closely with thc Greenville and Columbia Railroad. S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent. S. D. PICK ENS, Gen'l Ticket Agent. DIRE Q T O IR, Ocoaoo Cornily. Senator-J. W. Livingston. Representatives- J S Veiner, B F Sloan. Clerk of lite Corni-Jesse W Stribling, J tul ff? of ?'fol?ale-Richard Lewis. (Sheriff Coroner-It R Norman. Amt Har-C. fi. Watson. treasurer-lt. S. Porcher. j?ohool Commissioner-M ll Pendy. Juri/ Commissioner-A. Brcnnooko. Connia Commissioners-Thomas Bibb, R S Rutledge, S M Crawford. Trial Justices-ll A II Cibson, SH Johns, Ii Frank Sloan. W A King. Intendant Walhalla-? W Stribling. War dens: C L Heid C Wondolkon, A Broiiceko P V Waller, I) Riemann S K Dendy. Intendant ll tl Union-3 V Miekler. Ward ens: I K Hui tor, R S James, Jacob Schroder, James Wright. Post master Walhalla-J lt W Johnston. SENECA CITY 'Pirn second session of this school begins JULY 1 "in, 1877. Instruction thorough, disciplino strict and terms unusually low. JJoard can bc had in pr?valo houses on rcusonnblo lorim). The locality is healthy, and tho pince is becom ing celebrated for its valuable mineral springs. For particular? address c. w. Moona', Principal. (J. W. MOOR H. Miss NORA ROBERTS. Juno 7, 1877 29-."in Atlanta Paper Mills, -A.-tla.iita>, C3ra. BOOK AND NEWS, All Sizos and Weights. O?cc, 43 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga. Address JAS. ORMOND, Propriotor. Refer to this issuo us a Specimen of his Paper. tOWN TAX?S. 'PHI'. Trciisurcr's Rooks for tho collodion of 1 Town Taxes will bo open nt tho store of C. L. Reid & Co. from tho 16th of July to tho 16th of August, 1877. After tho lutter dato those who hnvo nut paid will bo subject to tho legal ponnlty. A. BR?NN BOKE, July 12, 1877. Treasurer, Changod from Iron to Stool ?FARMERS or other persons who havo good . Iron Plows and otlior Tools ready for uso, cnn have thom turned inlo steel by I Ito now olootrical prooess, discovorod by mb, at small cost. Apply to lt. H. NORMAN. Wniimihv, S, C., July 12, 1877. oi -ii M. GOLDSMITH. GOLDSMITH & KIND, F o ti ii ?lc rs anti Machinists (l'JKRNIX IRON WORKS,) G OL UAW IA, S. C., IfANUFACTURERS Ol' STEAM ENOINES 111. of nil sizes; Horse- Powors, C-irouinr and Muley Siur Mills, Flour Mills, Grist aud Sugar Onno Mills, Ornamental Houso and Storo Fronts, Kallings for Gravo Yards, Agricultural Imple* melds, otc. Rrass and Iron ('aslings of all kinds mado to ord or ou short :i ot iee, and on tho most reasonable terms. Also, manu fact uroi'S of Cotton Presses. April 23, 1S73 25 H'M, BTTENCER. lt. Pi EDMOND. ETTENGER & E?M0ND, Richmond. "Va,. MANUFACTURERS OF PORTABLE M and STATIONARY ENGINES. . BOILERS of all kinds. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, deo. American Turbino WATER WU KEL. Cameron's SPECIAL STEAM PUMPS. n&~ Send for Catalogue. Novombor 2, 1876 51 ly THE COLUMBIA REGISTER lU'llI.ISIIKD DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, -AT COI.lLllUIA, S. C., - ll Y HOYT. EMLYN & McBANlEL. JAS. A. HOYT, Editor. Tm: DAILY UKO ISTER contains tho latest nows of tho day, all commercial, political and other matter sent by telegraph, full local reports, editorials upon all current topics, and Grange and Agricultural Departments* THE DAILY has a circulation oxtonding to all parts of tho State, is circulated in nearly every Slnto in thc Union, and is constantly increasing; therefore, as an advertising medium it cannot bo surpassed. THE TIII-WEEKLY REGISTER, is issued every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, aud contains all the news of two ?lays in ono issue Tm: WEEKLY RKOISTKU is an eight pago paper, containing forty-eight columns, embrac ing thc cronin of the news of each wook. This paper ls within tho reach of every family, and ^wo aro pleased lo sla'o thc fact that its largo circulation is rapidly extending. Tm: REGISTER is now tho organ of tho Stalo Orango, and all mailors of interest to tho Pa trons of Husbandry will bc treated in their ap propriate department. Tho Agricultural and Orango articles will appear in oach of our pub lications-Daily, Tri-Wcekly and Weekly. Terms ol' Subscript ion. Daily Register-One year, $7; six months, $3.00: three months, $1.75. Tri-Weekly Register-Ono year, ?5; B?X months, $'2.00; (Ince months, $1.26. Weekly Register-One year, $2; six months, $1; three months, CO ccnls. tXo"b IPrinting". Tho best and cheapest Dook and Joli Printing, of every description, promptly and satisfactorily executed at TUE REGISTER Oflioo. All kinds of baw llb.nbs on hand, which we will Kell al thc lowest pi ices. .J A MKS A. HOYT, II. N. RM LYN. W. B. MoDANIRL, Proprietors and Publishers. A VALUA B LE DISCO VER Y.~~ VN KW Chemical Composition lins been dis covered which is perfectly adapted to the making of Monuiaents, Tombstones, Mantel P?C008, SiQ. ll Very nundi resembles marble, is equally durable, resisting tho offoots of water, cheap and within the reach of all to beautify the graves of their Jaar departed OHOS. Tlie undersigned has bought the right for this State and ls prepared, on short notioo, lo uo nay work in his lino. Specimens of the material and work can be seen at my vesidenco on tho old Samuel Reid farm. 1 can put up llox Tombs, loitering included, nt from $l?> to $:><), nooording to Ibo ape of ihn deceased. Head Stones and other work at equally low prices. L. I>. LEE. dune 28, 1^77 32-3m Now A tl v o r t i s o m o n t s. 'i'll? Crucial Tent of (ho vaine of a medicino is timo. Does experience confirm (he claims pul. forth in its favor at Ibo outset? is tho grand question, dpply this criterion, so sim ple, yet so searching, to Tarran t's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient. How has it worn? What hus been ils history? How does it stand to day? Tarrant's Soltzor Aporiont Is a h ou sdi old nanto throughout the United States. It is administered ns a sp?cifie, and with success, in dyspepsia, sick headache, nerv ous debility, liver complaint, bilious rcmiltonts, bowel complaints (especially constipation), rheu matism, gout, gravel, nausea, tho complaints peculiar to tho maternal sex, and all typos of intlamiiinlion. So mihi is it in its operation thal it cnn bo given with perfect safety to tho feeblest child; and so ngrooable is it to tho taste, so refreshing to tho palate, that children never rofuso to tuko it. For salo by nil druggists. 01XTY-S?X dollars a week in your own town, ij Terms and $5 outfit froo. IL Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine._ C?K Extra Fino Mixed Cards, with name, 10 cts., post paid. L. Jones & Co., Nassau, N. Y. (??if 0 (2?r)A PUR day ot borne. Samples worth ?U)I)H <?P^V/ $6 froo. Stilton & Co;, Port land, Maine._ d? KHC^^^ n WOOk to ngonts. $10 f?f>tJ<J??|P. / i Oul?tFroo. P.O.Viokory, AugUStu, Maine. (fri1) a day at home; agents wanted; out lit. and ?jplZi lei ma free. Truo & Co., AugiiBta, Mc. DAVIDSON" COLLEGE, N. C. PREPARATORY CLASS. 'PAUOHT by tho Professors of Latin, Grook 1 and Mathematics. Session bogins Septombor 27, 1877. Send for Cntaloguo to J. lt. Uloko, Chairmrn of Faculty._ _ GRACE'S OELEBRATED SALVE. Is a Vogotablo Preparation, Invented in Ibo I7th oontury by Dr. Wm. draco, Surgeon in King Jamos' army. Through its agenoy ho curod thousands of tho most serious sores and wounds thal bofllud tho skill of tho most eminent physicians of his day, and was rogarded by all who know him as a publio benefactor. i'Hiuu 2? tus?is Aiiu.\. '<*'?'"!.?' ' i'..!...: ' |.:L1.1..'..1... ? BREAKFAST GRAVY.-Dried bcof makes a very nioo gravy for broakfaaloookod in this way: Shavo off tho beef thin and put in tho frying pan, with Dourly os muoh water os you W?BII for gravy, lot it boil a few min utos, keop?Dg it oovored. Thoo thicken with a little flour moistonod with cream; add butter, popor and salt to tasto. Cono MIXTURE.-Tho following is from an oxporicnood stableman, who considers ib tho most valuable and successful of all rom edies and worthy to koop always ou hand by tho.su who havo valuablo horses and moles: Half fluid OU00 of chloroform; half a fluid ounce I i no turo of clover; half a fluid ouuoo tinoturo of nssafretida; half a piut of whiskey. These aro to bo mixed and added to ono quart of water; thou shako well and givo one-half of tho wholo mixturo for a gocd doso. BLACKBERRY WINE.-Put tho horries id a largo tub; to ovory gallon of berries pour on ono pint of boiling water. Bruiso them well with a mallet, und lot thom remain twenty-four hours; thoo strain througo a thick cloth. To every gallon of juico add 21 pouuds of sugar. Draiu agaiu and pub ?uto a cask; cover tho buug with muslin? thou put in a cool plaoc; shako tho coal? doily until fermentation co?acs; thon strain! again and cork tight, and by ?September it will bo ready for usu, but im proves with ago? This receipt cannot be excelled. Tho chicken cholera is tho most formida ble discuso wo hnve to contcud willi in this couutry. Tho following receipt has bceu found uot to fail iu curiug the oompluiutj if talton i? limo. When you first seo any symptoms of thc disease, givo tho fowl aboub as much calomel as will lay on tho point of a pcukDife-say ono grain put in a lump of oom bread or dough, und in a few days another doso if not appearing well. It is claimed that tho complaint is caused by a diseased liver. How TO GAN PEACHES.-As tho timo hos arrived to oon peaches, many have asked us how wo oauncd them so nearly wholo. Tho ?oeret is to never boil tho fruit before putting into tho oan. Select perfect fruit just ripe, peel, and to every pound of fruit usu Ono quarter cf a pound of white sugar. Mix the sugar with a little water and let it. como to a boil for fifteen minutes to form tf syrup. We use glass cans; put in tho poaches and fi.I up with tho syrup not quito full. Plaoc in a kottlo of cold water, tho bottom resting on pieces of wood to provcut tho glass from coming in contact with tho bottom of tho hot kettle. Gradually fetch to a boil having tho water up to tho neck of tho eon. Boil tweuty minutes, then (ill tho can with hot syrup and seal up while tho steam issues from tho can. Seo that tho lubber is on properly. They will keep well. FRESH MEAT.-Farmers oro likely to cook meut too soon after thc animal ia killed. Tho idea is that to get tho meat very fresh is to havo it moro wholcoomo and "safe." A cook in ono of tho great French restaurants either hero or in Europe, never cooks moat on thc same day that it is killed, it hus not had time to obtain consistency. A gourmand can detect thc lluvor of ..fresh" meat instantly. Except in very warm weather, meat, should bo "hung" in a cool plaoo nt least a reason able timo. How frequently, When company comes, tho far mer hastily kills a chicken, nnd while tho flesh is yet warm, plunges it into tho pot. This is what gives tho sickish, "ohiokony" flavor. Tho English people hung their moat Ullti) it ...gii.? lo attain a garnish Havoc. Of courSo uo positive direotionp cm begiveu in a country so di versified ns ours in climate; but it my bc safe to say that meat should never bo oaten on thc same day that tho an imal is kilto j. MILK ROOMS.-Thc quantity of cream pro Juccd by milk depends greatly on tho situation of the milk room. A cool, airy room in tho collar, if it is high and well ventilated, and on thc north side, answers thc purposo very well. But tho floor should be cemented, and no odors of decoyed vege tables should bo allowed to enter it. Milk rooms nra oficu constructed a heve ground sometimes connected with thc dwelling end p.onetimes separate; but they should always bo shaded by trees or other wiso. When tho largo, modern pans arc used, an ouc door room is prcferablo to a cellar, especially if tho waler from a cool spring can be brought underground nnd mado to circulate under and around thc pans. WAsm'NC?.-For ordinary washing uso a tablespoonful of borax to every live gallons of water, and two ounces of soup; soak tho clothes io this ovor night; give thom a thorough boiling without wiingiug. Whoa tho clothes nro very much soiled soo that tho water is made soft with borax. Ctothos thus washed will not turn yellow. In wash ing flannels, use ono tablespoonful of borax to fivo gallons of water without Bonp. lt will not shrink them. For starching Huon, uso ono teaspoonful of borax to ono pint of boiling starch. For washing and bleaching laces, put ono teaspoonful of borax to ono pint of boiling water; leave tho articles tir souk in tho solution for twenty four hoursy thou wash in hot suds with a lillie borax,, rinso in blueing water, vory bluo, and irot* ou tho wrong sido while damp; OLD FORK BARRELS.-Old pork bartfolsy whether tainted or sweet, should bo thoroughly cleansed before being used for now pork. A simple and effective method is to put in n pcok of btroog wood ashes and. a couple of pails of water, nud lot it stand s? day or two, thou soour thoroughly with a stiff oom broom. Tho lyo will tnko hold of tho greasy partidos, with which it comes in. contaot, und tho ashes, water nod tho broom will if vigorously used, loavo thom as swoot os DOW barrels, ltiuso in cold water and tho work is dono. " TURPENTINE FOR WouNPS.-For nfl ordi nary burns, spirits of turpontioo will bo found to givo a groat rcliof from pain. Tur pentine is also on excellent oppliootioti in coses of punoturcd wounds, lt relieves tho poin nt ouoc, promotes a rapid hooliog, nnd tonds to provent tho ss>d consequences which oftoo follow, of lockjaw. Wo hnvo knowa of vory ugly wounds modo with a pitohfork in baud, being filled up immcdiatoly with turnen tino groatly to tho comfort of tho patient. Pcoplo havo an idea that it must irritate auJ sting whioh ip not tho fuot.