The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, June 21, 1871, Image 5
LITTLE FEET.
In castle hs!!*, or cottage homes,
Wherever guileless childhood roams,
0, there ia nothing half so sweet,
As btisjr tread of little feet.
The sighing breeie, the ocean's roar,
Tbs purling rill, the organ's power
All atir the sou!, bat none so deep,
. As tiny tread of little feet.
When we go forth at early mora,
To meet the world sad brave its seora,
Adowa the ?arden walk so neat,
We sec the prints of little feet.
At eve when homeward we repair,
With a--l.iog lia.b? and brow of care,
The voice* ring out clear nod sweet,
Thea ct mes the rash of little feet. v
The knives are lett, the dishes stray,
The t<fbls are spirited away,
And when we go the lost to seek,
We take the trail of little feet.
But when the angel Death bath come
And called the flow'rets from our home,
Oppressive silence reigns complete,
We miss the souud ul little teet.
Then tools are ssfe, no dishes stray,
No door? going slumming all tbe day ;
Dut 0, 'twould give us pleasure sweet,
To hear pgaio those noisy feet
Soft night bat come ; all are ssl
Ye*, all bot me-I vigil keep;
Ilufh. Hurt), my heurt, and cease to beat,
Vas that the step of little feet ?
Ye*, mother, 'tia the softened tread
Ot bim you miss and mooro as dead,
And ofteo in your sweetest sleep,
You'll dream of bearing little feet.
And when this pilgrimnge o'er,
And you approach tba; blissful shore,
The first to run your soul to greet,
Will bc your darling's little feet.
HOW IO SAX?ItoA?IBE AT W?03?E.
Messrs. Editors Banner of the South and
Planters Journal:
There is oe work that pays mc so
well ss making manure on ay own
plantation. I make it a business, and
attend to it as wei! as I do to choppiug
out my cotton, and am at it all thc time,
and it pays me well.
Seeing the Dickson Fertilizer Cora
pany of Augusta bas offered premiums
equal to a thousand dollars in cash, for
upland crops made OD home-made ma?
nure, it mny be some young farmer will
care to know a good pian for saving and
using all the elements of manare that KO
to waste on his owo land, and I will
give my plan, with the remark that he
will do well to follow it till he finds a
plan that is better. Home-made man?
ure is ibe best of all kinds, aod the
average cost ol ft need not be over one
dollar per ton, ten tor s being more than
equal to one too of thc best guano sold.
1 do consider, however, the Dickson
Company has done well to put a premi?
um to encourage this branch of economy
on the plantations, foi the more one
makes at home, thc more he wir find he
needs, and will buy. Nine tenth.-, of our
people don't know what rich land will
do, and when they find it out all sorts of
manures will be properly appreciated
Jint to my plan.
I have au old mule and dump carl,
and hire an old darkey every year, whose
on i v labor is to haul manure and stuff
to make it. I ct vcr stop him to send
to town for the mail, nor to chop cotton,
nor to pick cotton even. Every day
that old man mao hauls with his mule,
aod if I ever have a apare hand from
the crop I send him lo help in tbe saute
bus i o CM Leavers an J pine straw ta 0!!
my snails and put under my cow shed-,
sad rhc same mixed with rich dirt from
thc w??ods to cover all my lot a loot or
two fe;t deep, sweepings from the yard,
garbage from the garden, and drop?
ping from stock outside the lot and in
the highways to put on the compost
heap; -tow and then a barrel of lime or
plaster from town to use in composting.
AU these thc cart gathers io from day to
day. My st bios arc cleaned out and
relittcred as often as the stalls get a
iittle foul, and all the cleanings go end' r
the manure shed to rot down thoroughly,
sod row and then.i pt ck of plaster
thrown over it to sar? the ammonia
Or, if thc manure shed .? full, then I
haul to a convenient spot in thc field
where it is to be used, and there make
into a neat heap and cocer well with
earth. If it is very damp and strong,
some dry earth mixed in wiih the pile
occasionally prevents evaporation and
fire tanging.
My horse lot tir barn yard is cleaned
ont but once a year, the lifter being put
in gradnaUy, so that each layer becomes
wei! tramped. All my cattle and hogs
are turned ir. here every night, and oc?
casionally a little corn throw.i to the
hogs ou the litter, toset them rooting
and turning ii over, which makes it ail
the better. In the winter I ran usually
haul out as m nell as 1?U0 to 800 cart
loads from this lot alone ; but in doing
this all my teams and hands help, as it
is the biggest jiibofrhe kind in the
year. Any time after corn is gathered
1 begin to haul out and bank up man?
ures in the fi^ld it) convenient piles and
cover over with dirt.
My coiup**si heap is made altogether
irom about the house at.d garden and
wood pile All thc rotted chips, cinder?,
ashes, yard sweepings and garbage go on
this pile, with sometimes a little lime to
decompose it thoroughly, and strong
soapsuds from the Wash pot poured on.
Tins makes tiie finest and richest of all
manure heap?; and while it costs least
bi all, being bu i lr up almost entirely by
house servants in cleaning about rhe
yard and pardon, it will often prove
equal lo uue third tts weight in peru?
vian guano.
The hog pen, when I am fattening my
ho^s, is u source of the be?t of all man?
ures. My old carter throws in a load of
litter every day or two, filling the peu
8 fout deep hy the time the hogs are
gilled, and I fltid this the? most durable
in Us effects of all thc manures I have
ever Used.
I do not know bow many fons of ell
sorts of manure 1 get every year. I
' think, with ali ibe hauling bask and
forth, I gel three cart loa ls t.n an aver?
age every day, available for u?e, count?
ing, of course, ali the help I put on rhe
hauling in the winter and .?pring. This
would give nina tandi u oart load?*,
equal certainly to three hundred lons,
sad worrh, at my calculation. 91,400 at
least. And all f hi< is, as I may safely
say, the yield Iront ene WHO sud bis earl,
*Uu only ?uoh Colpas I CHU throw in
conveniently. I use a.y'mau ure liberal
ly ss I go, sumer i mts puning 2W cart
loads lo an ?ore. often IOU, ?nd wheo
?tee such a liberal dressing is plowed
in, that laod wili be rich for several
?aar? and works r?sey, sod does not bake
?or suffer from drought so readily.
I consider the increased 3**H *u 008
year, irom the mao ore sftted the year
previous, pays liberally the cost of
saving and applying it, and leaves ne
the increased yield every subsequent
year as nett profils,. equal to . 75 per
ce ti ta ra.
I fir.d also that on laad.weli improved
with my home made manare, a very
small application subsequently of com?
mercial manures makes a more wonderful
yield than a thoa-and pounds would do
on land that has not had my home com.
post on ir. The ficher tny hrtids are
with borne made manure^ the better it
pays me to use guano on nie same land,
Mr. Editor, ? have had such success
in the practice of my plan that I want
to see every plantation doing the same
way, or a better way. The secret of roy
success is, that I make manure faviog a
special business, and never pul it aside
to do anything else. On my farm, in
the fence corners, and in the woods-and
branch bottoms, are millions of bushels
of corn and wheat, now in the shapli of
dead leaves, rich dirt, &c. I am saving
it daily and converting it, and it pays
me well The same is on every planta
! tion in Georgia. Let us not ignore the
I fertility that lies at our own doer, and
reach out to buy to a ruinous extent
from abroad. Yours truly,
OLD MAN.
HOW I O BANISH FLEAS.
The oil of pennyroyal will certainly
drive these pests off; but a cheaper
method, where the herb flourishes, is to
i hrow your dogs and cats into a decoction
of it once a week. Mow the herb arjd
scatter it in thc beds of the pig" once a
month. Where the herb cannot be got,
the oil may be procured. In ?* ;s rrse,
saturate strings with it and tin them
around the necks of dogs and cats, pour
a little on the back and about the ears
of hogs, which you can do while they
are feeding without touching them. By
repeating these applications every
twelve or fifteen days, the fleas will flee
from your quadrupeds, to their relief
and improvement, and your relief and
comfort in the house.
Strings saturated with the oil of
pennyroyal and tied around the neck
and tail of horses will drive off lice; the
strings should be saturated once a dav.
Oil of Peppermint to Relieve Pain*
A writer to the London Lancet says :
"A few dayg ago, when in China, I
became acquainted with the fact that
the natives, when suffering from facial
ucuralgia, applied oil of peppermint to
the seat of paio with a camel's hair
pencil. Since then, in my own practice,
I have frcqtieLily applied oil of pepper
aunt a3 a local anaesthetic, not only in
neuralgia, but also in gout, with re?
markably good result/;. I have found
thc relief from paio tobe almost instan?
taneous "
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DEALER IN KEAL ?.STATE,
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The Gargling Oil is for sale t>v all respectable
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Our testimonials date from 1833 to tke pre?
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lanu. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURI?
FIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
a perfect Benorator and Invigorate ot the System,
oarryipg off all possononn matter aadiestmlngtbablood
to a healthy condition. Ko person caa take theea Bit?
ters according to directions and ressaie lone; snweE,
provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, aad the vital orsa is wasted
beyond the point of repair.
They are a Gentle Parra ti re aa well aa ?
Tonie, pone liing, also, the peculiar merit ot acting
aa a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflam?
mation of the Liver, and all the Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in yc-ssj cr
old, married or ?ingle, at the dawn of womanhood or at
the tum of life, these Tonic Bitters have no equal.
Far lalaassasuory aad Car?ale Rheama?
ti am aad Goat, Dyspepsia ar Indigestion
Billons, Remittent aad Intermittent Po?
rers, Disease* ol' the Blood, Liver, Evie?
ne y a and Bladder, theea Bitters have herr.moa?
successful. Bach DIaeaaea are oaaaed by Vitiated
Blood, which is geueraUy produced bf derangement
ot the Digestive Organe.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Bead
ache, Pain ia the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightaeaa of the
Chest, Dissmcaa, Boar Eraetstieos of the Stomach,
Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpitation Of
the Heart, Inflammation of the Langs, Fata la the le?
gions of the Kidneys, and ? hundred other patatal army
toma, sra the offsprings of Dyspepsia,
" They invigorate the Stomach sad stimulate the torpid
Liver aad Bowels, which reader them of unequalled
emcacy in cleansing the blood of all 1m purities, sad im?
parting new Uta and rigor to the whole system.
FOR SK IN DISEASES, Bru pitons. Tetter. Salt
Shearn, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pastalas, Bolls,Car?
buncle*. Blag-Worms. Scald Head. Sore Byes. Erysipe?
las. Itch. Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin. Heme? and
Diseases of the Skin, of whaUv-r name or nature, are
literally dug up and carried eat of thc system to a short
Um? by the use ot these Baters. Ow bottle fa anea
eases will convince the most laersdaloas of their cura
tire effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yea and tts fm*
pori ti ea bursting through the alda ta Pimples, Erup?
tions or Bores ; deanes lt when yon and lt obstructed
and sluggish in the reins : desase rt when lt ls foul,
and roar feelings will teO ron wheo. Beep the blood
pare, and the health of the svatam will fa-ow.
Pin, Tape, aad other Warona, lurking lu the
system of so many thousands, are eaVtssUhr destroyed
and removed. Bays a distinguished pbnloleyist,
there is scarcely an individual neon the ?ce ef the
earth whoas body la exempt from the sauosuos of
worm?. It is not upon the healthy elements of tba
body that worms exist, bat upon the dieses*- humors
and slimy deporta that treed these living monsters of
disease. No System of Medicine, no vermifuges, ne
anthelmlntiea will free the system bom worms Ilka
these Bitters.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. B. H. MCDONALD * COL,
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San francisco. California,
sad 3t and 31 Commerce Street, New Tor- j
larSOLD BY ALL DEI)HOISTS ABD DEALESA
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE
>t md. unrivalled by any other manufacturer in
the whoic world.
The sslci for last year 187C, 127.8.13, being
over forty four thousand more thsa any other
company.
It will hem, fill, bind, gather tock and in fact
do all that caa possibly be done by machining ia
the most perfect manner.
A full assortment of silk twist, eolors sises,
needles for all ibo leading styles of machines and
a general stoek of attachmeotc and sewing ma?
chines goods generally.
Address
220, E. NEWELL,
Agent Singe* Sewing Machine.
No. 9 South Front SL
Wilmington.
April 19-6m
SPUING AND SUMMER
IMPORTATION,
187X.
I RIBBONS.
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG^"T & CO.,
ivroargas A?? JOS BE as op
Bonnet, T'imming aad Velvet Ri bbc ns,
Bonnet Silks, Satins and Velvets,
Blonds, Netts. Crapes, Beebee,
Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments,
Straw Connote and Ladlee' HaU--Trim
mad aad Untrimmed,
Shaker Hoods, Ac.
137 aad239 BALTIMORE STREET,
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Offer the largest Stock to ba foaad ia this
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cheapness, comprising the latest Earopota No?.
elties.
Orders solicited aad prompt attaatioa fire?.
March 1
STEREOSCOPES,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHROMOS,
RAMES
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691 BROADWAY, NEW TOBE,
Invite the attention of the Trade lo their exten?
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publication, mao a fae tare aad issf srfaaia.
ASM
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Mare? ll
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Factors and Commission
Merchants.
Cotton ana Naval Stores*
Charlestone S.C
Myer s
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dragging which
in afc OOM agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tba
bair. Faded or pray
hair ts 900%- restored
io its original color,
with the ?noss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick?
ened, falling hair ?becked, and bald?
ness oner, though not always, cored
by its rise. Nothing eau restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
tx the glands atrophied and decayed.
Bot suen ss remain eta be saved fcr
utefalnesB by this application. Instead
af fooling tba hair with a nasty sedi?
ment, it wm keep it dem sad vigorous.
Ita occasional ase will prevent tte hair
from turning gray or falling off, ead
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tte bair, tte Tiger eta
only benefit but not basa it If wisted
merely fora
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing ehe eta be lound to d?sirable.
Containing neither efl nor dye, it does
not soil , waite cambric, and vet lasts
long OB tte bair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume. <
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
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and Co? o try Merchants, and taay order?
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aa! _ ly
WOFFORD COLLEGK
BPAStTAH BU al G C. H.,
80. CA.
FACULTY:
BEY. A. M. SH I PP, D. D" President aa
Professor Mootai and Mara! Sci ace.
DAVID DCHCAV, A. M., Profsssor Aneiei
Leagnages and Lltsveears.
UT. WHITEFOORD SMITH, D.O., Profess*
EoglUh Literatare.
WARREN 00 FIS. A. M., Pr if sae ir Valar
JAB. H. CARLISLE, A. IL, Professor Kath
saet?es.
SIT. A. H. LESTER, A. ML, Fri h II II Mist?
ead Stationl Lhtsratwra.
The Fwaavatatj Seh ander the i ta teed ic i
aaparrtaiea nf tte Faealty, Jae. W. 8HIPJ
A. M., Priaeipal.
Divinity latest1 See. A. V. Ship*. 7>. 1
Rev. Whitefoord* Sta ita, 0. D. ; lev. A. ]
Th? ?ret Seestoa of the Seventeenth Collegia
Yeaehaajeeea the Irai Monday fa Oetobe
1*7?. the weeod Seaaioa angie* oa the tret Mot
day ie Jaaeary, UTI.
Tte ?nares af stadias sad Ott) stander* <
.thatnrthte ressaie aashaagsd. hal the Faaali
aaa? anet!', iriagatar stsdsats ac lhasa waa wi.
ta perm aarttcwtar st adata eely.
tte fahl* ?JW anuitesMMaais ttara.
TtrWoene*yee#,la CaOeg* etaasea, fasMh
aMttMMt sW aaa t.f m,
.w, eaw invarrawcy.
Tatusa aa? o?m* ta rumnj i i m-*-* *- -*
tw/iwi?ra rr^tsrauwy newee.,tanant
lng eeat?ageaifoe, Hi ia cam ney.
^^^^^^^^kV^^^^W ^\\\\%f^^^*^m' ^S^SIS'SfMf?^hsMtM sB^BJ
I READ
?T IS WELL KNOWN TO DOCTORS AND
to Lidies, that Women are .?ulge<*t to mimer
008 Cl rafe* pevol'St* to their sex. >u^hassappr<:s
.loa ti the Meuse*, Wai??, Painful! Monthly
"P 1'id."" Kboaintotina o rho Bork and Womb,
irrogotor Munmro itioo, Hun-r has?-, or Execs
sive "Fl?*," and Prolapsus Uteri or Falling of
the Womb.
These diseases have *eld"io been trca'ed soc
cessfoily. The profe-rion hus sought diligent?
ly for ?omo remedy ti.at would enable them to
treat those di^eaae* Kith encco**.
At last, that remedy ha? been discovered by
one of the m ?st skillful physicians in the State
of Georgia. Thu t remedy is
BRAOFIELD'S FEMALE REC" '.TOR.
It Is purely rentable; end is tut up MI AlluDta
Ge- rgia. by BRADFIELD A L .
It will purify the blood and strengthen the
system. relieve irritation of the kidneys, aod is a
perfi-ct specific for all tbe anote diseas-s; as
curtain a cure as Quinine is ia Chills and
Fever*.
Fora history of disease?, and certifcates of
its wonder.'ul cures, the reader is referred to the
wrapper around th- bottle. Every b ttle waraiit
ed to give satisfaction or money refunded.
LAGRANGE. GA., March 23,1870.
Bra ifield ? Co.. Atlanta, lia. :-Dear Stn.-I
take pleasure in stating that I have used for the
last twentv years, the medicine vou ars> patting
up, known" as DR. J. BRADFIRLD'S FEMALE
REGULATOR, and consider it the best coa.lu?
nation erer gotten together for the diseases for
which it is recommended. I have b-.en familiar
with the prescription bath as a practitioner of
medicine and in domestic practice, and can
honestly say that I consider it a boon to suffering
I females, and can bat hope that every lady In our
ejewaole land, who may be suffering in any way
peculiar to their sex. may be able to procure a
bottle, that th ir suffering* may not only be re
lieved, bat that they msy be restored to health
and strength.
With my kindest regards, lam. respectfully,
W. B. FERREL, M. D.
We, the undersigned Druggists, take pleasure
ia commending to the trade Dr. J. Bradheld's
Female Regulator-believing it to be a good and
reliable remedy for tbe disease for which he
recommends it.
W. A. LANSDELL, Atlanta, Ga.
PEMBERTON, WILSON TAYLOR A CO.
Atlanta, Georgia.
REDWINB A FOX. Atlanta. Georgia.
W. C. LAWSI1E, Atlanta. Georgia,
W. ROOT A SON, Msrrietta, Georgia.
DR PROPHITT'S
feleb atetl Liver Medicine.
It ?a purely vegetable, anu will aet upon the
Liver and Kidneys aa promptly as Calomel and
Baehu' without any danger ol salivation or des?
truction of the bones.
Parties taking this medicine need not fear
getting wet, or any other reasonable exposure.
Symptoms of Liver Disease:
Headache, Dull Feeling or tbe Blues, Sour
Stomach. Sick or Nervous Headache, Heartburn.
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bad or Bitter Taste in
the Month, the skin ha? a thick, rough feeling
md is darker than usual. Costiveness, Melan?
choly Feelings, Cramps, Cold Ft.?M. Colic, Dysen?
tery or Diarrhoea, Chills and Fevsr, aud Piles,
(n fact, where the Liver ts oat of order, you are
liable to every dire s . that is not contagious.
Prophitt'* Liver .Medicine, if taken properly,
will prevent and core any disease, resulting from
a deranged liver.
It will regulate its functions snd tbas cure sit
diseases cause, il.y the failure of its bea Ho;,
action.
It has been ?i?ed fora great number of years,
and ba? given universal satisfaction.
There ts no brother or soo claiming tn have
the original recipe. It is put up in both Powder
and Fluid form.
FAIRBURN, G A . Sept. 4. 1868.
Dr. 0. S. PaofHirr : Sir :-My wife has beer,
tn invalid for 6:IMO years. Doctors all agree?!
?ha had '"Liver Di?ease " In e?nneetion willi
their practic she used varions ead u- ted remedies
none of wbieh seemed to do any good. Sometim*
?.go I procured a bot I? of your "Liver Mediri??,"
of your sgent here, C. A. Harvey, which brin;
given according to directions, ba? effected a
complets eur?.
Respect folly, de.
GEO L. THOMPSON.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.. Sept. 24. 1868.
I have used Dr. O 8. PrnpHit's Live? M'dirini
a? . tonie, and found it t<> be powerful and ef
fleiri-.u?. It is excellent fur functional erange.
meat of the Liver or constipation of the bowels
m most case, superseding the necessity of a regu
tar course of medicine.
K.J. METNARDIE. A. M.
Pastor Tryon St. Church.
DR. PROPHITT'S DYSENTERY CORDIAI
I? one of tb? most valuable Compound? now poi
ayr for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Infantum ot
Cholera M?rbur. .
This medicino ha? been in us? for years, and
gires universal satisfaction.
The most delicate child may take R with im?
punity.
COVINGTON. G. A.. Nor. 9, 1867.
D>. PaoratTT:-Having a very severe attar!
of Dysentery doriog the past summer, - wai
induced to ase your Dysentery Cordial, ant
derived therefrom immediate and pormaoer.
relief. It gives me plea.ure tu recommend tbi<
remedy to all who may be ao attacked, beUevicj
that, should the direction! be followed, rel:?
weald surelv he obtained.
Truly, ?e., O S. PORTER.
C?SSETA, TEXAS. 1889.
Da. PBoram ; Dear Sir.-Yoor Liver Modi
eine and Pain KUI It is a eomplet? aoeees?.
J. L. WHITTLE.
WEST POINT. GA., Aog. 11,186?.
This is to certify that I have used Dr. 0. 3
Propbitt's Liver Medicine myself and in m;
family, for twelve months or more, and I aa
hesitatingly say that I believe it oae of tba bes
Family Medicines tn ase.
M.T. WALKER.
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL IT.
Tbir is the celebrated medicine that ran Parri
Darla' Pain Killer oat ot thr market- wherever i
.as said. Davis made Prophtt- chang? the nami
tresa Psia Kilter ts? PAIN KILL IT
Fer Rfa.uaatium, Neuralgia, or pain of aa;
kind it bas aa eqeal.
Far Ca's, Braises, Barns, er old Soras, it is th<
beat thing yu? ran as? as a dressing.
Per SNAKE BITES or STINGS of POISON
OUS INSECTS, it is a perfect ANTIDOTE.
It is good for Colic, Colds, Cough*, B?wc
Co ap la tot. Its name indicates ita natara faily
It is truly DEATH to pain.
Maawfaetaie4 ead sold by BRADFIELD i
CO., Atlanta, Ga. aad fha sale by all Druggists
DOOLY COUNTY, OA., April. 1887.
This ts to certify that I was confined tn lb
baas? aad moat of the time to say bed, aad sut
feriog the greatest sgoe/ imaginable ?ntl
Rheumatism, for Iv? mouth*, aad after trjinj
every available remedy, with ao relief, I wa
eared with two bottles of Dr. 0. 8. P rope tu"
Aaodyae Pain KUI It; owen easting fifty eeat
only. It relieved sae slmo*t instantly. I there
fore recommend it in the highest degree to other
saferiag from similar difease. I caa say that i
Uooe of the tao* family modtalate BOW MI
certain. Tears truly,
?. A. FOREHAND.
DOOLY COUNTT.~OA., Ort. ?7. 18*7.
Da. 0.8. Paorarrr: I have, dwring tba las
e?gbtaenn awatea, used year fSio bUI It, aad
?snsidsr it sneqaaleC hy anvthing far pain ii
tb? bead, lewes?, ba** er swJee aad for eeH
aetbiac giro? relief half ?o qnick as year Aa?
dyne Pala KUI Ii.
It is doing a??eb med ia the eommnnity lt
other Barn Uses ss well a. *ay own, Y?.ur?. Ac.
D. I. FOREHAND.
STA Tl OP GEORGIA, \ la?? sB atea b
FPLTwa Cocarr. j titeo? are ?wats, That
bara this day, fer valet raaaivad. seed aad tram
ferrad le BRADFIELD A CO., tb??ak right t
nasmfratvre aad sell say Family tfedkiasa, aa.
bara fa m b?h ed thees with tba tall ?wreW aa
bava sathsiliii lbs said BRADFIELD A CO. t
pri?t? ar bara printed, aayt biog they may ss
?roper eraeeralaf esy aad ail of ahem Basse
sftsTiBB.I Thi.l&a day of Jane. 187s.
ia ?iiijfi?tfr)iau r^mf*0**"*'
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STEAMSHIP
Composed of the First Clan Steamships
Lucille
REBECCA CLYDI
Pailin? from BALTIMORE every SATURij
AFTERNOON. at 4 o'clock. Arriving at ff
MIXGTON 1 U ES DAY MORNINO.
Sailing from WILMINGTON every FRTDj
j AFTERNOON or SATURDAY MORNING.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADK
Giren to sll points on tbe W. C. A A. K. E*
Cheraw A Darlington R. R. and their COL*
tiona.
Insurance by this Linc. 1-2 pert
Rates Guaranteed at low at by enj
other Route.
All Losses promptly paid.
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Wilmington. N, f.
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73, Smiths Wharf.
Baltimore.
April 12
Greenville and Columbia Bail Ru
COLUMBIA, 8. C., Masca 1,1371
On and after th s date, the following Scam
will be ran daily, Sundays excepted, eosaattt
wi'h Night Trains on Sooth Carolina Rai'n
op and down ; also wit'- Trains going Nortis
i outh on Charlotte, Columbi* sad Afire.
K'lilroad :
UP.
Leave Colombia at.7 Ol t
44 Alston. 9.11 a.,
" Newberry. ll 15a
" Cokesbury. 3.M p.
" Belton.5."0 p.
Arrive at Greenville. 6 30 s,
DOWN.
Leave Greenville ar._. 6 15 a:
Belton. 8 05 t
" Cokeshury...."..10.07 a
' Abbeville.... 8 15 s.
" Newberry. 1.50 p.
u Alston. 4 05 L
Arrive at Columbi!?.,. 5 55 j.
M. T. BARTLETT. General Ticket Ag-r.
Cfaeraw and DariiBf I?B Hail ??
ScrxRtsTKsatisT's Ornee, |
CHERAW A D DA?LI5?TO* h. R. C.,
CHERAW. S. C , January 21.1871.}
ON AND A FTE? MONDAY NEXT. tr??
inst, the following SCHEDULE eg)
rou by the Trains on this Road:
Dow* TR ?is.
Leave Cheraw at....6-45A.)
l eave Cash's at.~..7.15 A.)
leave Se* ?ely Hill at.7.50 A. ;
Leave Dove's at.S 35 A.i x.
Leave Darlington at.4 >AJ
Arrive ai Florence at.10.00 AI *'
CF TBalS.
Leave Florence at.~ ._?^?..?.MM
Leave Darlington at ..........6.5IP.1
Leave Dove's at.7 J* M
Leave Society Hwl a?._.".8.ll f. ;
Leave Cash's at....8.44P.:
Arrive at Chvraw at."9.15?;
Other Trains make dose ewnneeriatj. j*
Florence witt? the Trains to and from Charlea
and to anti from Ringville.
Passengers tor Wilmington and the J?
will remain at F orence from 19 A. M. eu
45 P. M.
Fe bl.
THE
?sa
JACOBI AXE!
G naran reed to excel all others in sbseti - ;
m 'erial. Be sure to ask for
THE JACOBI AX! |
Alf D ACCEIT ISO OTU Kit.
Every Axe Warranted! J
For sale at NATH'L JACOBI? '
Bardware Depot. Ne. S Markets. ^
Wilmington N. C t
And Dca teer Tfcrooffhoat the SSS M
- ,
AComplete assortment of P?o? s, Mt
stock, and for sale low at a
N. JACOBI?.
No. 9 Markets; .
Alarge and well assorted stork of Seal ^
Shovels, Forks, Hoes, and ail Agries*?
tools, and a full supply of the most apjro j
style? ot Meeba nie?' tool?. House and Sees
Hardware, Paints, O l?, Glass. Ac, far sal?s 5
NATH'L JACOBI'S j
_Hardware De pvt, Ne. 9 Msrketl
Saddle?, Ils rn ces. Whip*. Sols Leather. 1 g
ness Leather. Ac. For sale at
NATH'L JAC0BFI
_Hardware Depot. 9 M sr ?et S
ai
GUNS. PISTOLS. POWDER. SHOT,PC
der Flasks. Game Bag?. Shot Belts, ?
ridgva, Ac, a complete assortment.
For sale at NATH'L JACOBO '
Hird we re Depot, No. 9 MsrkstB -
April 12 _?
PEKES OF TBE
MM & IA MB I
CABINET ORGANS*
Four Octave Organs. ?
The same. Doable Reed_
Five-Octave Organs, with Tremulant- V
Carvdand Ornamented_.- \
Tb? same. Doubts Reed, with Five Stops ? r
Forty Other Stylo, ap te-- '
All in solid Black WalnaL All the 0?
j ! made by this Company are tftoroagbly int d j
ia every respect. They will not make th*1
eatled cheap Organs ec any price. Th? st g
parai ive saperiority of their iestresseats st ?
greater than ever before, as every eosss* {
judge whr wilt carafalry examine ead ces?
mast perceive.
Mason & Hamlin Organ ?
Warsrooms, 596 Broadway,
KEW TOtf
Fer sale ia Wilmiagtea H. C. by
?. HEINSBERG?
April ll 1871._I
MANHOOD*
HOW LOST, HOW RKSTOB*
Je^pwblisaed.aaewediii^e?Br.CrLtT j
t, WELL'S CELEBRATED KStfAY ?a teer** a
? ear? (? ii hoot medicine) ef 8*8* BAT- S ssa ?
. seminal Wea? neos. Involwatsry Sewn el i(
larwiascT. Mcaul and Pkyrieal lacapecUjJ I
pediment? to Marriage, eu.; also. Co-<?C?r* a
Enterar, aad Fm, m dosed by eelf-mdsit*
or sexual extravagaaee. S
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