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POETRY. ?-. , 1, 1 ? ;?ttt Six O'Clock P. M. Tho workshops open Wido their doors Al six o'clock p. u>., And workmen issue forth by scores, At six o'sleck p. n>. Of all the minutes in array, Of bourn that go to make t lie day, There's noue so welcome, uo (hey uuy, As six o'clock p. m. How many children show delight At six o'clock p. in.! How many homes arc rendored bright At 8ix o'clock p. m.! How many lit tin happy loot Qo oat into tho busy tit root, With joyous bounds papa to meet, At six o'clock p. m.l Thousands of tables draped iu white. At six o'clock p. m., Tho gathored families unite, At six o'clock p. m.; And as they eat tho frugal faro, They quite forget their toil and care, And drop their heavy burdeus there, Al six o'clock p. m. Then blow, ye shrieking whistles, blow! At six o'clock p. in., And Wet the weary toilers go At six o'clock p. ni. Ring out, releasing bells ring out! And bid the welkin take the shout, And echo it all round about, "'Tis six o'clock p. m,!" One of thk Lost Tribb.?One of the "lost tribes" lias at lust turnd up, safe and s .und, in the shape of a. people called tho Falashns, who inhabit u dis trict in Abyssinia, which bus long re niainod a terra incognita und a blank 'spaco on tho maps. Thoy wero visited by Mr. Halevy, a very intelligent French traveller, who has now communicated au I account of bis journey to tbu French Geological Society. There were ubout 250,()UU of tjip Fu loshas. They speak au Aguti dialect called Fulushiua, or Kalliua. and into this langungo they have translated a Ghccz version of the Old Testament. They do not practice polygamy. J hey circumcise, their male children on the sevcuth day. Their propar names are derived from Hebrew, Ohcez und Atuha rsc. The institution of purification is practiced ; the children are taught the 'Bible, psalms, prayers, and snored histo ry. In tho .synagogues the spxca sit apart. Incense is burned during the .services. Their religious hopes arc turned to Jerusalem, but their ideas of tho Messiah arc very indistinct. They are wholly unacquainted with Hebrew, and know nothing pf. the eoro mouios instituted alter the time of Fzra. They have a religious literature written in tho style of the Mid rath. They keep tho Sabbath rigidly ; lust on Mondays and Thursdays; keep tho 9th of Ab to couimomorate the destruction of Jerusa lem. They wash before and say grace a|W, eating; they have a traditional mode, ol slaughtering animals for food ; they prac tico coruiueuiorative sacrifices on the holy days, atid also for the repose of the souls .of the dead. Their women enjoy oxjUtility with men. They hold slaves, but liberate ihem after a servitude of six ye ns. A man lately made application for ?? eurauec on a building situated in a vil lage where there was uo ?rc-cagiue. Ho was asked; '"What sire the i . .!. tio3 in your village for extinguishing a fire r ?'Well, it rains sometimes," he replied, with great simplicity. A man who had several apprentices ?was accustomed to feed them quite large ly on bean soup. This was all well enough at first, but. after a little while, -with each successive soup, a smaller num ber of boans. appeared. One day ut ta ble, after tho good man had said grace over it, a la Squeers, one of the boys,af ter a scrutinizing examination of the dish, was seen suddenly to rise from bis chair, and commence to strip. ''What nro you about there, Tom?" exclaimed tho master. Goiu' to dive for a Lean !" was the reply. ? - iiimiM ' -- I?111 When must Time bang up his scythe? tVVhcn he shall be no mower. You can always find a sheet of water <0.n the bed of the ocean. Why arc jokes like uuls? Because the dryer they arc the butler they cruck What is ftlc form of an escaped pur rot t A polly-gouo. What animal, tree, uiul domestic arti icle are always in the Hoccond person?? Tho cwo, the yew, and the ewer. When Patrick first tried pouches ho ?aid he liked the flavor, but the seeds lay heavy on Iii? stomach. The Ciucinnnti Catholic Telegraph states that au effort will be made at the Oecumenical Council to issue a decree prob.oiting any music but plain chant in tho services of that church. The Telegraph opposes any change. The Attoi tiey-< lener.il of Iowa decides that the legal Word ?'mule" inclupop fa. njalo; that, ttterelhrc, a femal ? it n male, end that Mi.:s Julia Atldingtoa i >. milled to tho cfhee of Boperlfitcndent of oouiuiob School*, to whidt ihc hji^bccn olctdt <\ HO! FOR CHRISTMASiTll LONDON LAYERS andtD?NCH RAISINS. CITRON und CURRANTS, fresh for Cake. ALMONDS and MACCARONI. Also an assortment of Charleston Manu factured PRESERVES, JELLIES and MARMALADES, CANDIES, KISSES, GUM DROPS and RON DONS. Powdered, Crushed, A, R and C SUGARS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, "Golden Sheaf. COX"S SPAR KLINU GELET1NE, FRESH TOMATO KS. SALMON and LOBSTERS. ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES and SYRUPS. Together with other SEASONABLE and newly received GOODS. For sale low at tho Court Uoic'o Store, Market St. JOHN A. HAMILTON, dec 11 ly oct 2 1). LOUIS, AGENT,: HAS RETURNED FItOM NEW YOP.rf and DUittmorc with a full and rfssort ed stock of Fall & Winter Goods. ALSO Receiving a full supply of FRESli CROC KM KS, &c. D. LOliKfi Agent, At Ute Corner, sept 2"? mar 1:! c ly Fall and Winter Stock OF EVERY VARIETY Just Received by.i F. H. W. 1HUGC5MANN & CO. Dry Goods. Heady Math Chilling, Shoes, lla's, Groceries, etc. Pure Wines, Li quors Ale, Porter, J/jyr*'^::^'^ ???'?'?? constantly on hand. HAVE now on hand as fine a lot of SEW ING MACHINES as can bo bought auwhorc in tho United States. This Ma chine is constructed on anew principle Of nicchanicisni, possessing rare und valuable Improvements. Having been examined by the inosI profound experts, and pronounced lobe Simplicity and Perfection combined. Sat isTnct ion guaranteed. We w.ll buy COTTON ami nil other PRO DUCE, giving the highest market price, or ship for anv one, Kol.!'. ?>t CHARGE and make LIBERAL ADVANCES ?n the same. F. 11. W. HRIQGMANN ,v CO. nov 13 oct 9 ly W AI. AY rLLcbck: RUSSELL STREET, oiii.\Gi;iivr.(;, s. v. 1\ ESFECTFULLY IN FOE MS THE C1TI \, Kons of Oraogeburg County, that he is now receiving a largo supply of DRY GOODS AND FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, also Cabinet, Eagle and lloiir bon brands, Scotch Ale, and the famous Ledger Scg irs. Mis stock ot TIN WARE and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, is the largest in tho County. First-class STOVES Kept constant ly on hand and warranted to work weil. . jnly h'l may 1 ly John A. Hamilton, O RANG KB UR G, S. C Agent for the Celebrated RICKSON FER TILIZER. Orders received for .-ante. OFFICE OF Till', ljiclitsoii Fcrlilisser C'oii:?>i??3', Augustui GiiM Nov. 12lh, 18UU Having on hand a Fair Stock of No. 1 P E E U V I A N <i U A N 0, an.I a hope now of heilig able to keep up the supply, we ; reduce tho price of DICKSON'S COMPOUND I to Sixty-Five ($G.">) Dollars per Ton of i!.i>'.,; lbs. for Cash. And on time till November 1, 1870, to ?~~> and Interest, for approved City Acceptance. Rruynge, in all eases, SI.no per Ton. Dick son's Compound also will he delivered Free of Chargo', at any Depot in South Carolina, in exchange for Cotton Seed, at the rate of loo pounds of tin- Compound lor lfi bushels ('?'.'?> pounds <ach) of wool. RtlgS for seed also furnished free of charge. Address E. I'. ALEXANDER; dec I ? It wee Columbia, S. C. P. P. TOAitK, Ma iiuj ?/<?!>?)?( r of Door*, ?Su*h /"///..' Clurlcston, {?. C., nAVING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE FACTORY in tho South, ein States, atel keeping always on hand a largo and most complete stock of DOORS, SASHES, I LI N DS, Sash Doors. Store Doors. Shutters, Mouldings, &C, ?"vi:.. I am enabled lo Soil low and at manufa<<turcrs' prices. N. R.?Strict attention paid to shipping in gOOil ordei. jttly 24 opl 24 iy Aciniltiiftlrnfor'M Notice.?*? All persons indebted to D. W. Kennerly, deceased, or his Estate, will innko, payment immetUatoly. All persons holding claims sgninsl said Estate will present them pro perly vouched by the 1st day id* Fcliruary next, or | avmcnl will he debarred; /.. A. DAI It. II. C. KENNERLY, doc II?'it Qualified \dii.ini Uratnt 5. w Fop Sale nt THIS OPFICE. At vO ts. per linn b od mar 2 GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH!!! AT I Cartmill & Vince's! WErllAVE NOW ON HAND A P?tj, AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CHOICE AND DESIRABLE Goods, to which wo call the attention of Purchasers,and which we will Guarantee to Sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. Our Stock consists in part as fotlows : BEY GOODS DEPARTMENT. BLANKETS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE AND BLACK AL paeas, Black Silks, White, Red, Grey, Blue and Opera Flannels, Broad Cloths, Cassimers. Satinotts, Kentucky Jeans, Dem mings, Ticking, Stripes. Plaids, Lindsoys, DeLanes, Calicos, Long Cloths, Bleached and Drown Sheeting and Shirting, Irish Linens, Bleached and Brown Linen, Danmskj, Russia Bird Eye Diaper Towels, Breakfast Shawls. Nubias, Iloisery, Gloves, Dress Trimmu gs, Rations, Linen Cambric Hdks, Edgings, Insertions and a Large Variety of Fancy Articles, Toilet Soap, itc, &c. BOOT, SHOE, BAT AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. LADIES, GENTS AND CIIILDRENS SHOES, GENTS DRESS AND RENTING BOOTS. FRENCH IT.LT 'l ' ' ' ?' Hats of the Latest Styles. Black Cassimcr Sacks. Fancy Cnssinier Suits and Gents Shawls. ARBWARE DEPARTMENT. GUNS, TADLE AND POCKET KNIVES, RED JACKET AND COLLINS AXES, HATCHETS AND Claw Hammers, Butt Hinges and Screws. Shoe, Finishing and Cut Nails, Trace Chains, Hani] Saws. Drawing Knives, Cot ton and Wool Cards. Steel Com Mills, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, Powder mid Shot. Table and Tea Spoons, Seivesi Pots. Ovcnp, Kettles. Saucepans, Katars. Frying Pans and Spiders. 'MT<^S, &c. SUGARS?Cruslied, Clarified and Drown, SVUCP and MOBASSES, COFFEE?Rio and Java} Green und Black Teas, Flour, Lard, Bacon, Su-.m- Cured Hants and Shoulder.-. Cheese, Mackerel, Herrings Biscuits, Egg, Dost tu, Dutter. Waterand Ginger'Snnbar^San Oysters. Lobsters, G ropn Peas and T,??mntoo, Peaches, Pino Apple, Straw Berry. English "how Chow. American Pit kies^ Brandy Peaches and Preserved Ginger, Jellies, D.i. 1 Figs, Candies and fruit. WHISKEY_Nectar. Dourb.ui, Rye. Sherry Wine, Ales, and White Wine Vinegar. A Large and Select Stock of CROCKERY, GLASS, TIN AND V7C COWARE. Will buy- COTTON ami all Kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. JDST" Mr. J. M. DANNER w with us. and wiil b pi -asod t i sc his Friend- ? ?:? a CARTM1LL & VI NCR, bov. 20-im V i:i>vr:.-s'n:r.ET. nr.AXGr.nu:::. s. c. special xotjcj'l. To parties in want <>t' DOORS} SASHl'rJ aii<l BLINDS, we refer to the advertisement of 1'. 1'. Toale, tin- large niniiutnciiircr "l those goods hi Cluirlcsion. Price list furu is lied oa application. jjuly 17 -: i?i 1^x1:1 I TOHK NOTICE.- All 2j Pei+?na having demands against the Bstutc of V. M. Porter, deceased, will pre sent tile same properly nttcstcd,""and all per sous indebted lu raid Estate will make imhic diate payment to the.undersigned on or be fore (lie fust duv Of Miircli n? m. ALI BN PORTER, oet 80?id Qualified Executor. A. J. SA J.I X AS, FACTO It AND cm2s.sio.ii::ni'ii a st, CHARLESTON S. C. Liberal advances made on Cotton, Rrfkiiksoi'.h?First National Bunk, Peo ple's National Bank, Messrs. Jno. Frosi r a Co., Charleston, S. C. July ? ly J71L\1TIJCSE. lSS:E>lfIA'ix, Ao. ; IL WHJTE'S Furnitur? Ware-Booms, curner of Market mid King Streets, Charles ton, S. ('., supplies many families, both Country and Town to their full satisfaction. Read a few quotations !'r<>m letters he re ceived : NKWiiKitnv, April s. 1800. Ma. It. WHITE?Dkaii Sta: The Furni ture came safe to hand and wiisjust as you represented it. Numbers of visitors have looked at it, and it is much admired, in fact nothing like it in this place. It may 1 o the means of your soiling more here. Yours truly. Another from Winushoro, S. ('.. say.-: ??Wear.- wed pleased with the suit. Scud Wnrdrobe to match *' And one front Orangebitt c County : ??Furniture arrived safe, and family de lighted," Try him for yourself, lit? keeps CRADLES h .. Corner King and Market Streets, may?1-m 8 Charleston, C. Notice of Dismiss!. \70TlCK IS LEREBY ?1VKN THAT John P. Berry lias filed Iiis Petition for final discharge as (limi'diaii <.t Win. i. Syphrett on the I'Jth of Januarv next. THAI), i'. ANDREWS, dec 18?-It Jjidgeot Probate. Notice of Dismissal. ATOTlt I-. I.- HEREBY C.iVCN THAT 1 will lile my Final Account as Admin istrator of the Batate of J. II. Wolfo, de ceased, in die Honorable Probute Court for Orangeburg County, on the Ifith day >?i Jan miry next, ami ash for Letters ol Dismissal. JACOB 11. IN A BIN FT dec IM It Notice of Dismissal. N'OTICE IS HER ERY GIVEN THAT ON the seventh day ol January, 1870 i will tile my fund account in the Honorable Probate Court, and ask Pur letters of dismis sal a < Uuai dii.u of M. A. Kdwards. 0. N. BON M AN. dv'ti 11- It _ Guardian. /t?5a4 Ki;r:s ANII < vivi s. \j By the BOX and ?I It ETA IL, a choice (rasorttnent of ORAOKKKS mid CAKES ANAPPETSj .11 M M.I s. CREAM, Ac . & ?.. Mi?l.\srd> CAKL.S furnished at |q\? r..' -.- i.? the Barrel or Box; Call and in1 Pantph:. JOHN A. HAMILTON. 6cl P-rSm Court Hoiiac stoic. LCKCOL BOOKS!! r!?>!!!?: l|S*til?U'^-IGSK'l> HAVE RECENT K h jmb'.is.1 a.series of Nyw I'ictorh.l licit Icrs urn) -^i"-"' ?"? fiilnpicrt <?> the tastes J ..I Childr.cn iii" liot.i >.xi; They have bveii ; prepared by Pi of. J. I.. Reynolds, U. I) . of I|-.c South Carolina Unit> rThe Seri - consists of six voluinesi bchmiful'y printed I ami elegantly illustrated with bcAUtifid en. gravities. Reynolds' N< ?. i'ieturhi! Snelli r. 20 a ids. Reynold's raw i'ictcrhd I i im:.iy Km dir. ?????'!-? ...... j Koyliol Is* New Pictorial Krai Redder* 10 c< nt ?'. Reynold.*' Niw Rictor.t?l:Secor.d Rct.d :. , 00 < ? nt Keymdds' Ne\v Pictorial Third Render,! vo c ill*. Reynolds New r.niitl. Keadir. $1.2.i. We deem it ma improper to refer i>>a ft \? nf.t|i? advantages aimed at in preparing tliei e :? aders. 1. The enlisjincbl ?f u popular sentit :.t in favor ?>;'!:? me enlcrprlst,*, which is n'ov he ginuuig to show itself nit py^'r lh< Eolith. J. 'I.. renn.!.. Ilia evils complained of in | our pchoi.'.s, <?!' i continued change ol Text Books, a Costly habit, and otio which injun s ' :!.c liool . bj preventing the chll |ri ,i from b ittg put int.i classes, A sciies oi Nome It cadi rs, it was fitp'i osied, would be u-o I in a grptil degree an l 'Iiis serious evil thus uvoi I ed. Sei rt?l History ol Soiith Carolina, told in a familiar style, by Prof, Jas Wood D..\i.l sun. A. M.. '.HI cents. Pnif. Reynolds' Writing !'<. k-^. in a series of Ii \ c tiumhi-rs : N.i. 1. Exercise's in the Shorl l i tter-. No "J. Cnpil .! tin '. Short Words commen cing with Capitals; No. :t. Sentences Alphabetically nrrni gc I Nu. I. Roys' Commercial Hand. No. '?? VilViinecd Book's f.-r Givls, Sen ti noes A1] hnbeticnlly t rr'i?gcd. Pnfltv .?. v haprnari'S'Fchool Eeg-stcrlo ! :-? ;af lit!.-. p: ie ? lit ecu's, Dullie & tJUnpmttp'a Tujilc Rook, p:-.c 10 C ;llts. Teachers and .Kdn.cniors vyho wish io ex amine any of the above Works, with it view in introduction, will have a eopy soul I hem mi rcccipl of half IheiihovQ retail price. l'L l I IE S t II A I'M AN, Booksellers and Stationers, Columbia, S, C. N. 11.?Tho above, mid numerous other Rooks nod Stationery f.>r ?sie by ICHiK IS4>m.VR1>;Y, dec I?ly?apt IT Bnftht.ll Mr..:. DR. 8HALLENBERCER'S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Alwajn ?Hop? tu? Clillln. TbU Medicine haa boon before tho Publio fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other known romcdios. It doea not purge, doos not sicken tho sbimaob, is perfectly ??fo in any doso and tinder nil cireum-tvues, and is tho only Modieino that will O CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Payer and Afruc, Ik-uuuso it is a pcrfoot Antidote t* Slalurlu. Bold by all Drupels? s. dec 11 Jy. I A I * M K US! INCREASE, VOfrR c 1:0 PS AND 1M I : ( vc \ our I fttu|, 'n> uMrij.' PHCENIX GUANO, Imported by i: direct front i l?v Phtcuis Pb.ud.*, .Son:'- Pacific Ocean. M AN I I I, ViM> GUANO. r~"j red ?:t S.ivnhanh, On., on 1 ?'hart, s ton, S. which has proved Ir? the f -i! the In:-: Mr.:;tiro u ,\ i 8ALK HV WILCOX, GIDB3 & CO. IMPOSTEBfl & DEALUKS IN V?? i'A l STREET, SWA.. .\ All, t.A. Ol EAST PAY-ST.. Oll ARI.CSTON, X. ('. XLt iilUIAij a t i.i.i.T, AL .1 S T .\. CA. AJ&o, by:. Ag.u.t. We al-r> l:r.p IM HE No. \ PERUVIAN OUA No. PURL DlSSOL\ LD PONE. PUKE LAND PLASH ER, Fur further information, address as above fur oireultir, or subscribe iii'Snutherii .l.y/i culi'uritlist, published by W. t'. Miicmurphy .v i'u., at Augusta ft ml Savannah, On., at the low price of -\'. per annum. ? I- c -1 tf PAC1PX? tlUANO t'OV, V \NY'S C05IJ t IM? Acid Phosphate of Lima I' r Completing with Cottoti Seed rriins Aitnt i.i: is Sianupatjtured ? AT THE I ompany's Works, under tlic direct :i aud supcilutcndcuce of Dr. Rave n 1. . . It contains the siirtYC elements of fertility n> Nil.! RLE PAtMl W fill A NO. except tint! ii is not tarnished with AMMONIA. It la pre| a rod expressly for uoin in with cot ton .-i d. which Ittriiishes the element oi AMMONLAj the object being to render that -; lv product of the plantation available to the highest degree as an eleniuiit ?>t fertility, t-'or im. r mid particular informationapplj t<> the undi rsignod. Tel m- ~S 15 cash, nr ??">(? on 1st November, 1870, for Hpproved C,iiy acceptances cr other good .?< cm it v. 3. N ROHSON, Agent ror South Carolina, I und 2 Atlantic Wharf Charleston. .1 IHN S. KEKSE, .lit.; Oettcriil Agent, llaltintorc. oet UO !bo VTot I vo.~ Persona bizdcbfi'fl to i 1 the late tirm ol L. D. t LARKE ? CO nt Lewi ?. il!e, artt liotinjd not to pay any sum's to A. II. Heitiion, one ot the Partners, hi he is not authorised to receipt ther for. Dec, II, I iW. L. D. CLARKE. d.h- li tf Orangeburg- -In Equity. L. D. Clark. ) Rill for Setth meid I Injunction and Relief. W. II. I lemon. The undersigned havilig been appointed Ilccciver in the above Muted caso, horobj gives notice to all persona indebted by note or account to the lato Firm of L. D. Clark \ Co.. Hiai ih v will trtuke paymen) to lum, ant that neither of the said linn.ire yu ihofixi d t" recelvo or receipt for nay of (lie :.i I debts. <iUo'. R0L1VER, D- e. 17, 18 3l Receiver. .' ill ? .1.1 . . FRESH ARRIVALS M' NAMARA & o HAVE- RECEIVED THIS WEEK. FROM NEW YORK. A SECOJiP. SUPPLY OP NEW - Goods, consisting of Ladies Dress Goods, DcLains, Calicos, Flannels, Balmoral Skirls', Cloaks, Shawls^ Drown and Dlcuchcd Homespuns, &o*. Also another supply-ttf.!tb#t:-?* ff CELEBRATED I'llKDEKICKSHURQ,. VA. CA89lMBKllp-? Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Jeans, Betseys. Dluukcta, Boots, Shoes, "Hats, Caps,' Ready- Made > Clothing, &c. Also u conploto stock of GROCERIES, II ARD WARE AND CROCKERY. The above goods were bought low on account of tho great fall in gold, and vro solicit our friends to cull on us before having elsewhere COUNTRY FRODUpj^ bought at the highest Market prices, rtov 20 apl 10?ly McNAMARA & JONES. _ 1 : : , ***' LARGE! NE W!! ?TTRiCTlVEllI -fAND-l~ uaVi-pi oatiAttpa CHEAP!!!! d ?>,?-. tUjtJbflj . was f . V junior at COMELSOU, EUAMEE & CO.'S. ? ?' If')') rnfj t\tt OUR STOCK OF Foreign, Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods FOR THE FALL AND ?VINTER TRADE 1 A FINE assortment pf Gents and Boys CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS and xal. SUOrJS, second to none in tho Market GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SADDLES, HARNESS, CROCKERY and all Other lines Fullv assorted. , ,. ?d I -J>; ,-H.-i * a?U0f New Goods Received by Every Steamer. fear We Buy COTTON, RICE and PRODUCE at tho Highest Marke* l'J i'rices. .; . -Conio one and all! One and all 1 ! CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO. oct 2 oct 3 k lv T.717 FIRE! FISB? FIRE!!! insure yot r property against loss by FIRE WITn CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO., agents of GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, I^COKPOEITED J*>r5t>,?Af^Kia, JAS. 1SS3, ?-111,401.5? AND James Rnrer Insurance Company, authorized. t\\|>:tal 1500,000. f: both so ttiikiu COSPANIES. ~So3 Bug i l ;,* Tho "CAROLINA FERTILIZER" is made from tie Phosphates of South C irolinn, and is pronounced by various chemists, one of who best Manures kn ivrn, i qly inferior to Peruvian Guano iu its Fertilizing.Properties. Th sc Phosphates arc the remains of extinct laud nod sea animals, and possess ',u '.Kues :f ;he greatest ytiluQ to tho A-yieulturist. W<. ao?e.\ ire Ui.-, pf Piv?mw Shepnrd, "LARORATOItY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Analysis of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally selected. Moisture expelled at 212? F...1G.70 Oi . nie MuHer, with some water of combination expelled at a low rod heat.ltt.GQ Fixed Ingredients..*.98.80 \monia. .J. Flu -; horic \ei 1 Soluble.<'>.'">.Equivalent to 1!.'J7 Soluble Phosphate of L?ne. lusoblc.I..17......Equivalent to 1:1.48 Insoluble (bone). 18.13 24.7'> t'hosphnte of Lime. Su!| hurlc Vchl.11.01 Equivalent to 28.M Sulphnto of Limo, Sulphate of Potash. ?0 Sulphate of Soda. 8.50 ' ' OH*** i?t>itl Sand. 11.08 tin Iho strength of Ibese results I am glnd to certify to tha anpcriorlty of the CARO LiNA IT.ETI1.1ZEK, examined. ''. - ? >.?,??"?->?? C V. SHI.PARD, Jr. We w ill furnish this excellent FERTILIZER to.Planters and others at *60* per ton of' 2,000 pound-. c; eo. w, wjlliams <& co.,, nov ti?In. V A 0 T O H 8' FU?tSITURE, OHAS? AND SOFA w a Ii t? ro oms. DANIEL H. SILCOX, 176, 177, AND 17 9 KING STREKT, CIIARLKSTON, & Ct KEEPS CONSTANTLY t?n hand a large and well SELECTED ASSORTMENT*' of ihile.n.-t Furniture, ol the l.n< -i ami mo-( approved styles, whioh he ?ftere at priaea-' \,.nn : ; .1 I,. p| a*o. cou.sihiing. in pint, of: boh Set* of PARLOR and CHAMBER I I UNIT! HE i'< . . . Bureaus, \V.. . lands and Wavdvobes, Mahogany and Walnut* > i'ete a-'I'eli c: . \i m Chair . bucking Chairs, What-nots, Sefa and Centre bb s. Mai hie und Malo?g.?ny Tops. Secreiavy and Book Oaat>?, etc.. AJso CUAMBER' aafcl COTTAGE SETS ol everj d? sewj-lion. Al.-o 1-0 J \ ^ 'V I C"5 Hi i* C ) TS C"3 i'j Wilhoul ? rival'for' tX'Ni n\] Ft ...Nt'?.d\, l'Pli.VBl'UT\ ami II HA LT I.. ULNEtJS, ih all' CpttOiStery, The best AaaortMeat over <>n i. l i? 'his Market. - 1 n. B.*- t;ut'IiS CARBI lb lv pacm:> FOR SHIPPING. may 1 wc 1 *?