The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 08, 1870, Image 7
POETRY.
Six O'Clock V. ?.
The workshops open Wide their doors
At six o'clock p. in.,
And workmen issue, forth by scores, |
At six o'clock p. ni.
Of 8.11 tho minutes In array.
Of hoars that go to make the day,
There's none so welcome, so they say,
As six o'clock p. in.
How many children show delight
At six o'clock p. mil
How many homes are rendered bright
At b!x o'clock p. m,!
How many little happy feet
Go oat into tho busy street,
With joyous hounds papa to meet,
At six o'clock p. m.l
Thousands of tables draped in white.
At six o'clock p. m.,
Tho gathored families uuilo,
At six o'clock p. m.;
And aa they eat tho frugal faro,
They quite forget their toil and care,
And drop thoir heavy burdens thero,
At six o'clock p. m.
Then blow, yo shrieking whistles, blow I .
At sixo'olock p. in.,
And let the weary toilers go
. At six o'clock p. m.
Ring out, releasing bclla ring out!
And bid the welkin take the shout,
And echo it all round about,
; <?'Tis sLr o'clock p. m.l"
One ofcv the Lost Tribe.?One of
tho "lost tribes" has at last turnd up.
Sat"? and s .und, in the shape of a. people
called tho Falashas, who inhabit a dis
trict in Abyssinia, which has long re
mained a terra incognita and a blank
apace on the maps. Thsy wero visited
by Mr. Hnlevy, a very intelligent French
traveller, who has now communicated an
accouut of bis journey to the French
Geological Society.
There were about 250,000 uf tho Fo?
loshas. They speak an Aguu dialect
called Falashina, or Kallint. and into
thin language they have translated a
Ghees version uf the Old Testament.
They do not practice polygamy. They
oircuuiciso their male children on the
seventh day. Their propar names arc
derived from Hebrew, Ghee'/, ami Atnha
rac. Tho institution uf purification is
practiced ; the children are taught the
QJiblc. psalms, prayers, and sacred histo
ry. In tho synagogues tho spxea sit
apart. Incense is burned during the
.services. Their religious hopes are
"turned to Jerusalem, but their ideas of
the Messiah arc very indistinct.
They arc wholly unacquainted with
Hebrew, ami kt <>w nothing of tho core
monies instituted alter the time of Ezra.
Thoy have a religious literature writtcti
in the style of the Midrath. They keep
tho Subbath rigidly ; lust un Monday*
and Thursdays; keep the 9ih of Ab to
oomniomorate the destruction of Jerim
lem. They wash before and say grace aft?r,
eating; thoy have ft traditional mode o!
slaughtering animals for food ; thoy prac
tice commemorative sucrifioes on tho holy"
-days, and also for the repuso of the souls
?of the dead. Thoir women enjoy equality
with men. They hold slaves, but liberate
ihom after a servitude of six years.
A man latojy made application fojr in
surance on a building situated in a vil
lage wjioru thero was ao fire-engine.
Ho was asked; '-What axe tho facili
ties io your village for extinguishing a
fire ?"
"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 eaeh successive soup, ti smaller nuin- I
l)er of boans appeared. One day at ta
blc, after tho good man bad said graco
over it, a la Squccrs, ono of the boys, af
ter a scrutinizing examination of the dish,
Was seen suddenly to vise from bis
chair; and comnjenco to strip. "What
are you about there, Tom?" exclaimed
tho master. Goiu' to dive for a bean !"
was tho reply.
-?? ? ?
When must Time hang up his scythe ?
*Vhi". be shall bo no mower.
You'Can always find ? sheet of water
-cm the bed of the ocean.
Why are jokes like uuta? Because,
tho dryer they are tho better they cruck
NVhat is file form of an escaped par
rot ? A polly-gono.
What animal, tree, and domestic arti
cle are always iu tho secennd person??
The owo, tho yew, and the owr.
When Patrick first tried peaches he
aaid he liked the flavor, but tho seed s lay
heavy on In- stomach.
Tho Ciueinnnti Catholic Telegraph
states that an effort will be made at the
Oecumenical Council to issue a decree
prohibiting any music but plain chant
in tho tiorvices of that church. The
Telegraph opposes any change.
The Attorney-General of Iowa decides
that tlitilegal Word "malo" fuolupoci fe
male; that, therefore, a fomalo in a male,
and that Mins Julia Atldingto.i t , ;itith d
to the office of Superintendent of COSJttiOD
Schools, to whirh fhc h;ts'boonelee(< (I.
HO! FOR CHRISTMAS V. f
LONDON LAYERS und'EONCH RAlSlNS
CITRON and CURRANTS,
fresh for Cake.
ALMONDS and MAfcC^ONI./
Also an assortment of Charleston Manu
factured
Preserves, jellies
and MARMALADES,
CANDIES, KISSES, ? * ?
GUM DROPS and
130N bons.
Powdered, Crushed, A, B |
and C sugars.
:* - - o x.?w-"'-.. . ' . '.>"? k &
EXT It A FAMILY FLOUR, "Golden
Sheaf.
! COX'S SPARKLING GKLETINE,
FRESH TOMATOES.
SALMON and "LOBSTERS.
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES
and SYRUPS.
Together with other SEASONABLE and
newly received GOODS.
I 'For sale low at tho
Court II? m e Store, Market St.
JOHN A, HAMILTON,
dco 11 ly oct 2
I). LOUIS, AGENT,
HAS RETURNED FROM NEW YORlC]
and F.altitnoro with a full and ttssort- |
ed stock of
Fall & Winter Goods.
ALSO
Receiving a full supply of
FRESH GROCERIES. &o.
. . ?'
D. LOU**, Agent,
AtHlte^Corncr.
sept 2"> mar 13 o ly
Fall and WiMer St?ck
OF EVERY VARIETY
Just Received hy.
f. h. w. briggmann k co.
ry Goods. Ready Made Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Groceries, fte.
0, . Fare Wines, Li
?o,uors Ale, Porter,
ieie;, tiottstantly on
^??'jJt?nd.
HAVE now 6n h ind as fine a lot of SEW
ING M AC 111N ES us can be bought
an where in the United States. This Ma
chine is constructed on u now principle of
nicchunieisin, possessing rare und valuable
1 niproveinehts. Having been examined by
tho most profound experts, ami pronounced
tobe Simplicity ixna Perfection combined.
SfntLn&Clion guaranteed.
VTo Will buy COTTON and all other PRO
DCCE, giving the highest market price, or
ship for any one. FREE of CHARGE and
mako LIBERAL ADVANCES on the same.
F. II. W. BRIUCMANN & CO
hoy IS oct ly
AVjVI. W 7 LLCOCK,
ECSSELL ST REFT,
oitAxuununc;, s. c
RESFECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI
zens of Orangeburg County, that ho is.
now receiving n large supply of
DRY GOODS AND FRESH FAMILY
G R0CEB1 F.S. also tCabinet, Eagle and Bour
bon Brands, Scotch Ale, and the famous
Ledger Scgars.
His stock of TIN WARE and HOUSE
BURNISHING CtlODS. is the largest in the
County. First-class STOVES.Kepi constant
ly on hand and warranted to work well.
jnly 81 may 1 ly
John A. Hamilton,
or asgebur a, s. a
Agent for the Celebrated DICKRON FE
TIL1ZEK. Orders recoived for some.
OFFICE OF THE
Isicksoii I'VriiiiKcr C'otnpiiiiy,
Augusta, Ca., Nov. I'Jlh, 1S0U.
Having on hand a Fair Stock of No. 1
P E R U V I A N (J U A N O, and a hope
uow of being able to keep tip the supply, wo
reduce the price of
DICKs'ON'S COM FOUND
to Sixly-Five ($05) Dollars per Ton of -_\000
lbs. for Cash.
Ami on time till November 1, 1870, to ?76
and Interest, for approved City Acceptance. I
Drnynge, in all oases, $1.00 per Ton. Dick
son's Compound also will be delivered Free
of Cluirgo, at any Depot in South Carolina,,
in uxchungc for Cojton Seed, at tho rate of
lot) pounds of the Compound for l? bushels
(.*':$ pounds each) of see 1. Bags for seed
a'.-o furnished free ol' charge.
Address E. P. ALEXANDER,
dec I?It wco Columbia, 8. c.
Mu>i u/'ic/(inr <>/ Door*, S<tsh Blind
Ch-.irleston, S. C,
y.'AVINC. THE LARGEST AND MOST
J..l COMPLETE FACTORY in ihe Soulh
ern States, and keeping always on hand a
targe and oiosl aomplete stock of DOORS.
?ASJ1ES, BLINDS. Sash Doors. Store Doors.
Shutters, Mouldings, Ac, Ac., I urn enabled
to sell low and at manufaoturcrs' prices.
N. R.?Strict attention paid to shipping in
good order.
july 24 npl 24 ly
A <1 m In ist i s: tor's NotU'C?All
J~\^ persona indebted to I). W. Kennerly,
deceased, or his Estate, will inako payment
inimeiUstely. All perrons holding claims
against said F'stalo will present tlum pro
perly vouched by the 1st day of February
uext, or payment will be debarred.
yjL RAI It.
II. C. KENNE ULY.
dee 11?Qualified Administrators.
WHIHHIA I IBELM
For Sale nt
THIS OFFICE.
At &D t>. ]n r bun Irod mai'2
GOODS CHEAP FOR GASH!!!
AT
??Mi. ::? . <? >'. ft
1
WE HAVE NOW ON IIAND A FUff$ AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CHOICE AND DESIRABLE
Gxm'ds, to which wo call the uttentibVof Purchasers, and which wo will Guarantee to Sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICE8.
? ?' i 1 " iL \ 7? VI ; .
Our Stock consists in part aslbtlows:
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
? . I 1 p, c I {J ^ ? ; ? ??v?i tfiH'?^ .....
BLANKETS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE AND BLACK AL
pacas, Black Silks, Whitv, Red, Grey, Blue and Opera Flannels, Brond Cloths, Cassimers, Satinetta, Kentucky Jeans, Dcm
tilings, Ticking Stripes, Plaids, Lindsoys, DoLanes, Calicos, Long Cloths, Blenched and Brown Sheeting and Shirting, Irish
Linen?, Bleached and Brown Linen, Damask, Russia Bird Eye. Diaper Towels, Breakfast Shawls. Nubias, Hoisery, Glove?.
Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Linen Cambric Ildka, Edgings, Insertions and a Large Variety of Fancy Articles, Toilet Soap.
&cV&?. . I v> r * : '. J V' f
.% ? I H-mm im? *l I I "II am*- -m. - ' > i? ' I " ' * k > ? ? . 1 . X.. "l
i t ATO PLOTHI?TG DEPARTMENT.
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES* NTS DRESS AND HUNTING BOOTS, FRENCH FELT
: ' ? ' y. vv. i . . ,
the Latest Styles, Black Cassimcr Sacks. Fiujcy Caseimcr Suits and Gents Shawls.
ABDWARE DEPARTMENT.
GUNS, TABLE AND FOCIfcET KNIVES, LED JACKET AND COLLINS AXES, HATCHETS AND
'S-"'. ?[.".' ^ \ ? t?A\&&?\v rV X . .JL i
Claw Hammers, Butt Hinges and Screws, Shoe, Finishirg and Cut Nails, Trace Clvaius, Hand Saws, Drawing Knives, Cot
ton and Wool Cards, Steel Com'Mills. Powder Flasks,-Shot.Pouches, Caps, Powder and Shot, Table and Tea Spoons, Seivcs,
Tots, Ovens, Kettles, Saucepans, Batons, Frying Pans arid Spiders.
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
SUGARS?Crushed, Clarified and Brown, SYRUJ? and MOLASSES, COFFEE?Rio and Java, Green and Black
Teas, Flour, Lard, Bncon. ^igar Cured Hams and Shoulders, Cheese,-Mackerel, Herrings Biscuits, Egg. Boston, Butter,
Water and Ginger Sun ??rU&n Oysters, Lobsters, Grepn Peas and Tomatoe, Peaches, Pino Apple, Straw Berry, English Chow
Chow, American Pickles. Tl randy Peaches and Preserved Ginger. .Tellies. Dried Pigs. Candies and Pruit.
WHISKEY_Nectar, Bourbon, Rye. Sherry Wine, Ales, and White Wine Vinegar. A Large and Select Stock of
CROCKERY, GLASS, TIN ANB WOODWARE. ,
Will buy COTTON and tdi Ki.ids of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
f ? ? . ? < 'i'( )?;?!.?. . . ? '
ZOT Sil*. J. 31. DANNEIi is with us. and will bo pleased tj scj his Friends "*3fl
nov. 20?lni
CARTMILL ?& VINCE,
. PUS?'Pl.-STUEET. OP.ANGEP.UF.G. S. C.
special xotu s:.
To parties in want of DODKS, SASH!'.;
und BLINDS, We refer lo tho advertisement
of P. 1*. Tonic, tho large manufacturer of
those goods in Charleston. Price list furn
ished oi( application.
July 17 ihn
}7 X ec IIto isS notice.-r All
2j Persons having demands against Hie
Estate of V. M. Porter, deceased, will pro
sent the saute properly altested."and all per
sons it dvbtcd to said Estate will ma Re imme
diate payment to the underslguctl on or be
fore the first day of Maren next.
ALLEN IN) PTE It.
oct 30?td Qualified Executor.
TACTOll AND
comminszo?; 31euchast.
CHARLESTON S. C.
Liberal advances made op t Union,
IlRFBnKKURS ? First National Bank, Peo
ple's National Dank, Messrs. Jho. Eraser &
Co., Charleston, S. C. july :51 ? ly
IjONITIlWjB, BEbaVik'G, Ac.
j It. WHI te'S Furniture Ware-Rooms,
corner of Market and King Streets; Charles
Urn, S. C, aiippiics many families, both
t.'ouotry and Town to their full satisfaction.
(lean a fow quotations from letters he re
ceived :
Nkwiikimiy, April 8. 1HC,9.
.Ma. 11. WHITE?Dkau Siu : The Furni
tuie came safe to haml and was just as you
represented it. Numbers of visit..rs have
looked at it, and it is muuh udmired, in fact
nothing like it in this place. It may bo the
means of your s illing more here.
Yours truly. *?x*
Another from IVinuab?ro. S. Or, Buys:
??We are weil pleased with the suit? Send
w? i drohe to mutch."
And one from OTangoburg Ci nnty :
"Furniture arrived safe, and family de
lighted."
Try him for yourself.
He keeps CRADLES too.
Corner King and .Market Streets,
may?12m 8 Charleston, S. C.
Notice of Dismissal.
iv?"ot;ce ts hereby given that
r^j John P. Belfry hn? fttod his Pc?i*Utn
for final discharge as Guardian of Wm. F.
Syphrctt on the I'.Mh of January next.
THAI). C. ANDREWS,
dee 18?4t Judge of Probate.
Notice of Dismissal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1
will file my Final Account us Admin
istrator of the Estate of J. H. Wolfe, d.
ceased, in the Honorable Probute (.'unit tor
Orangeburg County, on tho lbth day ol Jan
uary next, and ask for betters of Dismissal.
JACOB II. INABINET.
dee 18 4t
Notice of Dismissal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Til A F ON
tho seventh day o| January. 1S.o
1 Will flic my final account in the Honorable
Probate Court, and ask for bitters of dismis
sal us Guardian of M. A. Edwards.
t). N. BOW man,
den 11- - It_Guardian.
Ci5a? 14 1-i5s am? < a Ii I s.
By the BOX and at It ET A11., a choice
assortment lotf t:RAOKBR8 and cakes,
snapi ets. Jumbles, i iikam, soda,
a. . .^o;, MtH.VSSES P-VKES, furnished *|
low rtttrs by the Ban el ?.?? Box. Cull and
see Panriflet.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
oci 9 -Sm Court House Stoic.
SOH??L BOOKS!!
npm: pnk;u>-;?;nki> iiavi: [UicfcN?:
ly pub?shed n Berten of New Pictorial I
Kea lets mill H|itnrif. adapted 10 tili- taste* I
of Children of ??tu bcxcs. Thyy have bt <-n
prepared by PibY, J. L. Reynolds, U. 1?., of.
ilse South Carolina l/nivcrjdty. The Seri
consists of six volumes, hehutifu?y printed
and clcgnndy ill?btrared with haujiifu] r<\.
gravrtips.
Reynolds' N? v. l'kior'.id frielb i. 20 ?< i. -.
Uuynold's N/jw' diTciiiruil IVitimry Header,
25 uaata. ...... t . f . . , ? , r c
U?yhoHs' New Pictorial Fir* Reader}-10
C?llts.
Reynolds' New lUtiorli.) Second Rcads?*,
1,0 . ,'nls.
lt(ynoWs' New Picttrinl Third Rinder,
f(8 coats.
RvynohV New Ppnith Render. ?!.-?"?.
We di em it uqt improper t>- refer (6 4 f< w
*?f ;lie advantages nii?cd at in pr puriiig
these readers.
1. The c iilistmeid of a popular" scnt?ipenj
in ravor ofnome enterprise, which is now be
;;iiniiit^ t<i show itself A II ovtr t lit guulh.
J. To remedy tue evils complained i<f in
nur felio? !s. et' a continued 'change ?'!" Te.\l
Books, n costly habit, und one which injtit'i s
iiiu Schools, by provfenfhift ilie c!tt1c|s*crt
Hvillg pm into ohUMCS; A seii"a ot llotue
Etottdt rs. it was supposed. Would be u^cd to a
great degree and tins Berious evil thus avoid
ed.
School History of South Carolina, toll in
a laimhnr style, by Prof, Jus Wood David '
son. A. M., 1HI cents.
prof. Reynolds' Writing Beeks, in a scries
of live numbers:
No. 1. Fxcrci-es in the Slinrt betters.
No 2. Capitals and .Si.ort Words ccinrnsn
oing wit li Capitals'. '
?.o. :t, Sentences Alphabetically nr. at ?: I.
No. i. Boys' Commercial Hand.
No. A- Advanced Pooks for Oh-1*, Sen
tenocs Alphabetically nrr^.igcd.
Puflie <s Ciiupmnn's-feh'Ku Register to last
six months, prf?? ID cents,
Bnl?c \ tjai.'j'oiuu's Table Rt>ok, } ;'.cs 10 j
cents.
Touchers and Educators who wifth to ex
nniine any of the above WorL.?, with a view
io wiroduetfoQ, will hnvo a copy sohl them
on receipt of half tin-above retail pHoe,
I'l l ! IF. fi ( IIAl'.MAN.
Bookseller and Stationery, Columbia, 8, C.
N. U.?The above, and mum-rocs Other
Books aud Stati<>aety for sab by
It I'ill fi:?3U.\Si>.V.
dac ?~ ly?apl J7 Rniscll-Stroot,
DR. SH ALLEN BERCER'S
Fever and Ague
ANTIDOTE
Always Stop? the Chili?.
This Medicine has boon before tho Publio
fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other
k.v.wn rom od Um*. It doc* not purge, docs
not sicken the stomach, is perfectly safo in
any do so and under oil circumstances, and
is the only Medicine that will
? OMRS IMMEDIATELY
and permanently orery form of Fever and
Ague, because, it is a perfect Antidote 4*
jriMlurla.
Hold by all Druggists,
dec 11 ly.
i a r m r<: i* s t
INC liEASE vnn: (HOPS AND -IM
pr?.vo vonr i .and. bv using ,
PIKENIX GUANO,
Imported by m; direct fror.? the Pbtsnis
telatphh .Soniii P?citic 0ct in.
M AN'.IMHiA'i I D <ii: \NO.
r~?'J .red i.t P.iyabnnh, tVn . ??rl Clinrlrs
ton, S, >\, which .1??.-* i roved In tho soil ih'e
b-.tt ^UHaiirc "n
FOF. SALE it
WIIjCOX, GIBBS & CO.
impoetebs & deaibesin
i;i, B.li STREET, saV.V.-.nAII, OA.
04 HAST PAY ST.. CHARLESTON, S. V.
211 BROAD STREET, ALv.L.-TA, UA. ?
VK.. bv:.,..... .\gvnt.
We a bo he^p ?
rUltli No. 1 PEKl Y1AN Ol A NO.
h?llt. DISSOLVED ??NVE.
PUCE LAND PLASTER,
For further! information, address as above
for circular, Or subscribe li^ftoutkirn Agrfr
tuUuralitf, publiched by VY. C. Maenriirphy &
Co.. at Augusjh ami Saviinunb, Oll?, it the
low price o4' 'i',c. per annum.
doc 1 tf
PACIFIC ? ? a no com tan YS
Acid Hicspliato of Lime
Vox Composting with Cuttou Seed.
miriS abtici.e is manefactcbed
i AT TUE C?fhpnny?s Works, underyue
direction i\ud supoiluteiidchoe of Dr. Have
nol. , .
It contain? the same elements of fertility
a- SCTLUlstB PACIFIC CUANO. except that
it t.-. not famUbedrwith AMaIONIA. It is
prepared expressly for composting with cot
ton .-< id; which furnishes tho clement ot
A M >U ?N 1A ; the object being to render ' liat
side product of tho plantation available to
the highe*1 degree. .?* eri Isnienl of fertility,
i'oi further and pa ;v,,-h'rinformation a>:piy
to the umLT.-dguud.
Terms?"flo cash, or $">0 on 1st November,
1 S"i 0, fur approved Ciiy acceptances or other
good security.
j. n robson;
Agent for South Carolina,
1 und - Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
JOHN S. KI'LSF., Jit..
Q'ohcr?I Agent, Baltimore,
oct ;:u Bin
VfotU'O.? I*crHoiiM fimic!>l<'?l to
XN the late firm 61 L. D. t'LARKE ft CO..
of bewi.niilo, ure notified nol to pay any
sums to VV. II. tieiinon. one of the Farmers,
as ho is not authorized to receipt therefor.
ll. o. 0, IHW. It. D. CLAP. KM.
doc 11 tf
Orangeburg- -Li Equity.
L. 1). Clark, 1 Bill for SettUnicnt
Vs, I Injun,lion and
\X. ft. llenr.on. j Belief.
The undersigned having been appointed
E'ecviyer in the above stated caso, heioby
KtYci notice to a.l persons indebted by note
or account lo the Isio Ftrui of E. D. Clark'
& Co.. that ihey vtiH'uraae payment; to hint,
and.that neither of 'the sail Firm.ire au
thorised to receive or receipt for any of the
said debit. ?EO. B0L1VER,
Dec. 17, 180'.'.?18 3i Receiver.
FRESH ARRITALS
AT
TT AVK RECEIVED THIS WEEK FROM. KKW YORK. ASECOND f S?VPLV OP S?^
XJ_ Goods, consisting of Ladies Dress Goods, DeLains, Calicos, Flannel*, BslfiS^V ?
Skirts, Cloaks, Shawls). Brown and Blciiohed Hbiucspuna, &d. Also another supply of jihftM^
CE1 ;EnR ATED KKEDERICKS BURG, V A. <1ASSI MERE.
Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Jeans, Kerseys, Dlaukcts; TJoots, Shoes, Huts, Caps,' Ready- Made/)
Clothing, &c. Al so a complete stock of _ > , , if j.,, ,',){ . ? f\ tu.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND CROCKERY.
The above goods wore bought low on account of tho great fa!l in gold, und w <
our, frieud.-j to call on us before buying elsewhere.
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought at the highest Market prices,
pov 20 apl ID?ly McNAMARA & JONES
?
LARGE! JVEW!! ATTllACXlYEi!!
-4-AND-t- . --,/Am
CHEAP!!!!
COHNELSON, EEAMEE -& CQ.'S.
O U R S T O C K O F
Foreign, Domestic arid Fancy Pry Goo
FOR TUE EALL AND WINTER TRADE!
A FINE assortment of Gents .,,.1 Boya CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS and
J\. SHOES, second to none in tho Market.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SADDLES, HARNESS, CROCKERY
and all other fines fully assorted.
New Goods Received by Every Steamer.
#3-We Buy COTTON, RICE and PRODUCE at the Highest Market
PRICES.
-Como one and all! One and all 1!
CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO.
oct 2
oct 3 k
-1
FIRE! FLEE !! FJB1!! 1 ,
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE WTTII
CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO.,
AGENTS OF
GEORGIA HOME pSURANGE OOMPAKT,'
IXCOjftPOZ?.lTIH) IS3?,?Af*HEts, 19U3, $441,401.53
AND ?. f , v_ J ^ '
James River Insurance Company,
AUTHORIZED CAPr..L 1.500,000.
' BOTH SOU T 21 K S N COaPANIES..na
?ug 14 ff '
wmm.
Tho "CAROLINA FERTILIZER" is made from the
Phosphates of South Carolina, and is pronounced by various chemists, one of tho
best Manures known, only inferior to Peruvian Guano in its Fcrtilij?iu?.Properties.
Tb.se PiVfspba'tes arc tho remains of extiuct laud and sea animals, and posse* ,
riuiilitics S greatest value to tbo A ~; ;eulturist. .. ." v_
We aou'-'-Nip? flf, :lyfcic vf IYvfi;.s?or Shcpard.
"LABOEATOE OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAnOLlj^
Analysis of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally selected.
Moisfnre expelled nt 212? F.1C.?0
Organic Matter, with somo water of cotnbiuatiou expelled at a low rod heat.,...10.60
Fixed Ingredients..'. -.
Auumia.?.
...08.80
. 3.60 ;
'hosphoric Aeid?Soltible.ft.i??\.Equivalent to 11.27 Soluble Phosphat? of Li
usable.li-17....'..Equivalent t.? 1 :?.-IS Insoluble (bone).
24.7.r) Phosphate or I.imc.
Equivalent to 2o.fl% Sulphate of Litter '
80
?I J ?^1* 4*8 1*9*0
ls.is
Sulphuric Acid...11.01
Sulphate of Potash...
Sulphate of Soda..... 8.50
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On tho strength of ihcso results ! ara guvl to certify to the superiority of the CARO
LINA FERTILIZER, examined.
We will furnish this exceticot rERTI LIZ ER to Planters pud 860?
I per ton of 2.000 pound*.
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