The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 11, 1871, Image 6
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TURDAY.FEB. 11, 1871.
Salk&BlAY.?Monday last wituessed
ono of the Hveliost crowds seen io
Orangehurg for many salodays past.
An udui, ^lly large amount of real j
und personal property ohungbd hands.
Outside of the saleB of the Sheriff were |
those made by auctioneers.
Our friends, W. A. Meroney and
Billy MY, did their level best to see who
could beat Soiling. As for Mr. Meroney,
We confess frankly that wo were afraid
to go noar him? for so wonderful ib hia
art in knocking tiown things to you,
whether you will or no, that we wore ap
prehensive, lest he iuduco uus'' to buy
something which wo?didn't want.
Thpro was noise and confusion all day,
hut all of a friendly sort. Muy every
salcsdwy cone-nnd pass away "tluisly." ,
Omt Thanks nrc due to Mr. Fike, of
the Rr>?? of Full, SiwciU & Pike, f>r f??- J
ora received, codsisting of a -beautiful
paper cutter, with the came of tho
Andes Insurance Company beautifully^
written upon it?-also counting house
calender. &c. This is a Brst class 00m
p*ihy, and is represented in this County
by Messrs. Bull, Scovill k Pike.
\Ye have been requested to state.that
there will be an Extra Meeting of Elliott
Judcpendunt Hook d> Ladder Company
next Monday ovening, the 14th Inst., at
7 o'clock precisely. A full uttcuda^je
is requested.
Tho atteutiou of tax payers is called
to tho change- of..tho appointments of j
t'-}o County Treasurer?he has endeav
ored to su arrange Iiis nppoiutmcnts as to
make it convenient for - every tax payer
to meet htm. You will sec by tho od
vertiseruent that you have until the 10th
of March. The Tax Act says that all
taxes mubt bq collected on or before the
1st day of Murch in each year, after
which time tho ;phuilty must beyadded.
Our citizens would do well by coming up
ami paving in time, in order th it (.hey
might save the iidditinual penalty. vvhieh. j
togciher wuh ?h? cost for issuing cxi cu- '
turns j vrii'uul almost retch one hundred
per .cent. Cone up and pay up. and
avoid the unpleasant necessity of an nuc
i:oue.'.-i- visiting your <l.?ors and ere tho.
hixib day expire.-, after notice ahull have
Leni giv?-n you there, will be heard the
g">t?gj going, gone. Remember:
At he* isvillc, next Monday, Tuesday
fand .Wednesday trre the days.
Forte Motte, Thursday and Friday.
Eratiehville, Monday 2U;h and Tues
day 21st. -
J. L'an.p Folder's Store. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, 2:id, 24th and
23; li.
Wilkes Sawyer's Store, Monday, 27th
and Tuesday 28th.
At Orangeburg again ou the lit of
March, and remain until the 10th in
elusive.
On the 11th of March the penalty
will be added. ''Beware.
Satluday Last nn Indignation
3Iae.?-im i ting was held nt the Court
House. The pnrposo of it wa>j to express
disapprobation at the course pursued by
ifuvcpti a. Crecne, Senator
from this County. A preamble and
:?!?.??.!utions were drawn up by a c:tn
mittce appointed for that purpose, and
concurred in by the entire assemblage.
Speeches were made by Representatives,
Danuelly, Jamison and Pyas, also by
Mr. Roliver, Cmrk of the Court, and
others, The Sonatot's course was con
demno'd in round terms, by all the spea
kers. The meeting resolved that tho
preamble, attd resolutions bo published iu
the jVi-ies, a resolution but for the want
of space we should certainly comply
with.
The following resolution was also
adopted:
"Resolved, that we flic people of Or
angehurg County, iu Mass-Meeting as
sembled, arc opposed to uny division of
this County wh.tever.
P. S. The resolutions embody a ro
quet for Mr. Greuu to resign
Vi
As Ann"!";.<?':.!> in our last isssue,
tho Bamberg j>-tautcur Minstrel Troupe
performed in $tco*or'a Ila'l, pn Monday
evening last. Owing to the inclemency
y^rf^ho ver.thor, the amlienee was net a*
large r.s it would have Won otherwise.
The poriormunco* "two tolerably good.
After tbkTroupn closed, the 'alootod
I Olioa, led by their accomplished leader,
Mr Honry Kohn, by tbo request of
! many ladies and gentlemen from the
country, mounted the etago with their
beautiful instruments. It was lato when
I the Olios commenced, but so sweet and
delicious ,vere the strains they discoursed,
that not one lady or gentleman loft until
tho last lingering echo of their "Good ]
Night" piece had died away. It might
make tbo Olios vain, for us to say that
we overheard scvpral gentlemen fJ^tjl
ent, compliment them upon this occa
sion, they might thiuk wo are flattering
them; but then, truth is net flattery.
We congratulate Bamberg upon tho pro
fieieuoy of her troupe, and Orangcubrg
upon having a band composod of such
talent as makes up the Olios.
See Notiece of Survivor's Association
in another column.
Lakh's Cikcub? Has coiuo and
gone. The performances were by no
means good, and yet, they were not the
worst wo havo sceu. The day was one
^of clouds and rainj consequently, only a
small crowd was in attendance during
the first performance. At night, how
ever, a largo crowd was present, drawn
together, we opine, by the announcc
I mcnt that was made iu tho morning, viz :
that Byron's Mazeppa would be perform'
ed that night." Well, it was performed,
but not as we had hoped to sec it enac
ted. How furiously Lord Byron must
hare dashed aside his pen, and the paper
upon which ho wrote this "lively, apiri
ted, and plcnfant tale," as Mr. Gilford
"ceallsd it. had he foreseen such butchering
up of it as was witnessed on Wednesday
night last. Iu truiiij tho whole piece
was so badly cenceived and carried out^
that those who have a tasto for Byron,
felt mortified. The story is a well known
one; namely, that of the young Pole,
who, being bound naked on the back of
a wild horse, on account of an intrigue
with the lady of a certain great noble
ol his couutry, was carried by bis steed
into the l'c rt of the T'kraiu j, and being
found by Ft me CoEBttclcs, iu a state nj -
parcntly of utter hopelossrtvss and cxliae
tien. rcervc ic 1, f?vd" lived to be, 1 n ;
after, the Prince aud leader of tho nation
among wltctn ho had arrived in this e.\
ti p.ninai y niauuor
'l i e day ebbed away quietly. A fael
we nro glad to" ehrcuiclc. The only thing
suffering mo.-t, being poor ? uaeppn.
See advertisement of Mr. .Too A.
Hamilton in todiy's issue.
Bukvitiks, Lkvitikh am> Cinci.ni
pslTIKB;?If your young one lias the
oroup, give hiui 5(1 cts. worth of Hipp*.
(Olympiad,)
If he gets worse, give him. a Hipped
i potatons.)
If ho gets worser, give him another.
Put if he continues to grow worse', let
him ".iluiuh oti." or be may turn out a
regular "croupier "
Q- Win: monkeys nro the most "fav
orably inclined toward marriage i
A. The ri'uy-Uiilers, of course.
Cj. Why are the said monkeys like the
?nost in Hamlet ?
? A. Be?uuse they could "a talo un
mid."
0- W hy is Shirvr's super, Btiporior,
superfine, sup- ro, double hud; action,
pneumatic bridge fiddle, tho correct
thing to jiliiy the dead inarch upon at an
aristocratic funei ?l1
A Ijocatisevira a "cream mourner,'1
Seventy-four thnn.-and doctors find
'?ubsjstcuce in the- Culled State.-? on
lor. every live hundred and eighteen of
the people ; and yet our population con
tinues to iuer.ase.
Gen. G. W. Custis Lee wrs oh Mon
day inaugurated President of the Wash
ington College, at Lexington; Virginia,
as the Bu'C?Ds's?r to his father, General
Robert Lee.
?An effort is being ninde to displace
the long established hoop skirt A gored
haircloth skirt, stiffened with hair cords
running horizontally around the gar
ment, and enlarged at the bottom with
several hair cloth flounces, is expected to
take its place.
Here is a new pro.'.ssiou open to wo
men. The advertisement is from the
Protestant Chnrclimrti: "Wanted?A
professor of Inudcent AthUBurnCnts ; a
lady ; ono who can find agreeable em
ployment lor six young girls when out.
of school. Appiy by letter, stating
tetme, to Mr*' .-} Boaiding School.
It ia stated, as the reMilo of ro ent
experiments, that pale yellow is preferr
ed to all other colors for .signal lights, as.
being the tint most quickly and readily
recognized at a distance. This is doubt
less due to the well knowu power 6f|
yellow as tho chief light-giving portion
of the Kpcctruin.
A Dakota paper snyB thero is u French
girl of great beauty, living about 4j5
miles up the Sioux Hi vor from that place
who possesses remarkable ngility, being
able to put her hand on the back of a
hor.so and jump over him without touch
ing u hair. Slu; U famous for riding
wild colts horhebuck, and hover Was
thrown.
John Sullivan, of Cumrin, N. II ,
eamo home a few nights sineo mi bad
temper and flogged one of his sous
Shortly after, his two bous, about eleven
and fourteen years of age, seized their
father, bound and gagged him, taking
him to the barn, hanged him. He was
discovered b.C his wife in time to save
his lifo.
A paper in Pennsylvania, which one
day recently noticed the opening of a
new whiskey stoic, nest day apologized
dor the brevity of its local columns, be
cause "the reporter was ill." IIo had
assisted nt the opening.
Ami can Wines.?It is not generally
known that Cape Colony produces the
most delicious wines grown on the face
of the earth. A cargo received as n
remit lance by our neighbors Dr. j. C.
A vor Jk Co.. contains several varieties
raised thero. among which the Constan
commands the highest price of any wino
in the world. Almost the entire crop
of it is consumed in the palaces of F.u
rope, this rare exception being sent t<.
them in exchange for their medicines,
which hare long been the staple reme
dies of South Africa. [Huston Jour
nal.
Hi A15 Ii ET 12 luVii ti'fi'H.
Ornov. of TiiK On wor.mrno, Npws.
February lu, 1871.
COTTON?8tiled during the wuek IS"
bales. We quo!*:
?Ordinary.It {?12 i
Low Middling.12;f.$
Middjing.13 J(*
Boron Itter..&T.39 pp.- nindiel.
Couv...*...j.^V1" ? ; r V ..
Ci'W.Fsas..... ^?i*.*5-.? pre
l'lViO.U:.$2; 10 per bllehel.
GOLD. 00
SlLYLh..:.05 v
CHARLESTON Maekht.
CiiAr 1.KSTOK, Fthm* MorMsa.
"February 10, 1^71.
Ordinary.18 Q
od <),',)? i: a-,-.II (?)
b'dw Middling.1 11(5} ''
uliddiiiig.1 l \
I.ATKfhT Q8'O'I'ATKOS|l
or
SQL'TUE RS ^KC.U'RtTlBS,
in
CHARLESTON] 8. C.
Corrt'ltd W?(\l<j ."?y
BAftjttEK and HISOStEIt,
Xo. 17> Jiroad Sir*'!.
February 3, 1^71.
State br.eiitiriK*?South Carolina, o'd.
(tiS"?: do hew, (ic.<>? : do, regist'd ?touk,
r\ ial ? (<*7 ?
C.iTt Sr.criuTtr.K?Augusts, Oa., Bonds,
78? ; Charleston, S. C. Stocky (?-x ?o- im !
(?50: do. Firo Loan Bonda, (jdTo; Co
lumbia, S. O. Bonds, (5^60.
I'.Aii.roAO Dovos?Blue It] Ige (first mori
?).60(?1 : Cha.fl<>aton and Savannah,
vj^ii'!; Charlotte, Cgluiiiboi and AltgUVla,
Cj s"i ; < horttw aiid Darling'On. (?? 5;
Greenville and Columbia, ii*< morij >.
do. ,'Slate d*il*fAnl?Al s _
i(S <>j ; t$aVartnah and Gharieeton,
nn.rl) (u:~^ : do. (Slate guariutre) tl?^ ;
Smith Carolina, (?*"*;?; do, s>...? , .
burg and Ll.i ?n, <?? 5?.
R?tl.nOAQ Stocks?Charloli?, Coltitiibia
and Auguata, (???40: Greenville?n(|"Colum
hin, (iflVi ; Noitiieaiiei a, f*.L:: S 11Sftunh
?r..I (M]'irlp*ir.ii; ' (ii:;o; South Carolina,'
^wholo area) do, (bait do (a, JU
Exchange. Ac?New York Bight, T off pa r'|
(Sold, l iO g 112; SilvW, lo.'.-v
SOTTll .CAI'OLi.VA *?XK V I M.tf.
T.anV of Cbailestbti. (?
"?'Bank of Newberry. ?'?<?>
Bii^nk of (Jarnilen.,i
Hank ol Oeorg.-to,, n. l{,u
Bank of fiouiu I'Aiolina. t ft
Bnuk of Cheatrr. b(A
Bank ot Hamburg.
Bank of siate of s r, prior to )>'< I ...2"?(W>
Lank of Stale of issue 1*801 and 18MJ.
?I'lanirr*' and Mrchnnios' Bank of
Ch.wlcMun. (m)
?I'eopl^'a Bank of Charleston. <*,
?Union Lank ol* Thai L Moti. (ify
*KouthWeilern It R.I'ank o.* <. ?hi lps
ton. (ol I)....?.;. Qt,
MBbdtbwesterT) ll'lt }\uhk ol Chaih^.
ton, (nevf j. (Hi
State liunk of Charleston. ?"?'?;.
Karoners and Rxuhanga Bank of Oiifit
\eston.
BtteHange Bank of Coiumhn. c 4
("ommerchd Bank of ColtUHjbia. 7 r\
MerchanlK' Bank of Oheraw . . ;t'^
LPIanters* Bank of Faipftpid . . 3(<9
.;,aie of s r Bill- Kecel^slde......^?ri>
Oily ot Charleston Chang* Bill*.^.V.^a
- * Bills mark. 18 ( :) ^rc be'ug redeemed
at the Bank Cou .r| of eleli,
/an 12 Sin
l^A I B .N OT I.C:- !.v
ALL TEUHONS ALE FOR WA It NED from
TRESrA?;'IN(i cn any of my I-AND8. Tho
J aw wiH be .vigorously enforced against all
soert THAD. C. ANDREWS,
&, & T. Vt. AGNE^
COMJAIIIIA, 80. ??.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
TN FOREIGN AND pOMESTlO HARD
1 ^ware,' Cutlery, Guns. Plantation Tool?,
Blacksmith und Carpentors,. Tools, House
Builders I!ird\\ar\ Bar Iron, Blow Strel,
Cost. Gorman und Blister Steel, Flow Moulds
CARRIAGE MATRR1 VLS in Great Varie
ty at ler-s fl.au CM AULLSTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes nnd Window Glass.
AW Choice FAMILY GROCERIES, con
sisting of the largest-and bout assorted Stock
in Columbia, ccihraoing Flour, Molasses,
Hlilt. Tobacco, Raw und Refined Sugars, fine
Taus, fresh Canned Fruits ami Fist. Soaps,
('undies, Flavoring Extracts, and ?11 other
Goods usually kept in a First (.'lass Grocery
Store, incholmg Fine Whiskey, Choice Olard
Brandy, ISVUnml G'n, Choice Wines, Ca'i
fornia Cbar.ipsgne and a splendid stock of all
q;;..li:L:? Cigars and Smoking Tobacco,
j Prices guaranteed as Low as the Lowest,
and a call Sflicitcd for puvoh'aters.
J. ? T. R. AONEW.
JOHN AflNKW. Columbia, S. C.
THOS. R. AGNLW, New Yoik.
jan 7 c 2a
S E.^rG TT jR 9 Sr.
IIXAmiliTEKATJKI> JkUkZ AI?I>
L A C ICR EE E R .
L\gf,r y>;i:n. containing coppb*
ras city ALEdoctored with Salt, Lime
and Alum, iv'c the latest ndulteralioos dis
covered in Nor-York.
Professor "Mnpcs of New-Tork, analysed
ilio u..f.- tvoiu aMozen different Breweries,
and all weronbuud adulterated with noxious
substance. It is said, that the sule ot Drugs
to Brewers,a profitable part of the trade.
TL is Is perfectly infan.um Gooeulua ilrdjcUS
(fish berry) ttux-VOinicu. (dog button) trom
which stryclttinn is obtained, nie some of
the delectable substances found in Leer!
Those arc ]>otent poisons, and tlie Brewer
found mdng-them should be drowned at onee
in one of Ihm oirn v:;ts.
p. S.?I hm willing to be rirnwncd in rny
own TfttH, if?5y impurities should bb found
in my Deer.
1 Bhall continue te make a healthful
Beverage, so -Grit it limy be drank by tbe
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN C. 8kegers, Cotnmbia, S. C.
For salo In' Orangoburg by the cask or
otherwise, by UEEONKY L SAIN,
jun 7 c ly
"UGIT E PHILLIPS gives notice taut
_ after the* expiration of thirty days
frota this date !n> will appty to tin* Judge of
I'rob.v.e-for hi; Finiil discharge ns the Ad
ministrator of the Estate of I'ntrick A. Fun
ning. ?I IVb'y. 1ST!.?feb 4?It.
-^-:
A <!s:ilMl.'>tralor*w Wotlce.?All
persons having Dciiiauds against 111?*
Estate of 11 or in aa p. Carbitt, deceased, will
pin :-.'!!! tho p:nnolo the uudersigned, on or
boforo the "th day of March next, or they
will be d-'barcd pavm*a\
ML'GUIS F. COR DI TT,
frb 4?ot Administrator.
I'tinands ajainst the \ ..(?? of David
D. Sn.nil, deceaSrd, will or.in ri.e ?ame
? prrnevly attested."*" 1 th ?'??*? indebted v. '
raak'e riywat WWIief.'.lo .V Whaley, Al
t ji-n-vs :.t Laif^Jrtrg'ibe.rg, K. ('..
.1 SARAH PRICKET.
I Admi :'-.eatrir.
juu 28-*4t? ' St. M.. S. C
* T 4YVli'*> err 'Mh* ? Isj*
L\ Demands 'against t!i * IVate of Manly'
.Smit!i. d e \issd,.?ill pr< ici : tits tame put- ?
perly ait-stnl, and ithn*.? in I -1 :ed ": . -
payment to l-'eTrrvido k W !.al<:y, Attir.tVys ?
at Lsw, C:an<(cbxirg, H. C.
SARAH PRICKET,
A ministr.itrix,
jan 2%-4t? ? F.i. \i:?:iheus. S. C. I
1 ? iK'fi'.fiur'w r. o'.ii t*. - AU Per- I
^ j -cm - 'iiivin,*? <i;'? fin !s l l.si tilO 1 s'aiv.- I
v i Diatiaiic Dcacli. lat?? of itiis County, veil! ?
orcscnl the hainf properly attested, aiid all I
|ju'vbqhs iudebtod'ln s ?id Estate, n.ll in&l.a
imtucdiata i sj r:ei i to the . ;i l?rsigned.
JAMES I". l/.t.All.
jan 28?eoirCt liuuoCed Kxi.cu.tjr.
VolU'c to <:r-i'4lilor.i.-.-a!!
sous li*Vin? Deinnnds against tiro Es- I
into of if: V. litW ng. deceased, will hand I
them to Ihoniulersigned properly ?lts?'e !. I
on or before die. J5th day <?f February, 1S71, I
or p. \.m iv.'.! be debarred.
J. M. 11E It LOS G.
j:.n 11?td Administrator.
WM SS notTcr"!
"VfOI ICE L> ftf.itnRT GIVEN '/I'AT ON I
j3t ' FebruaW, IS7-L, I will filu I
my F/iAal Aocoiinl ss Ad ?lb strutnr of tiic
Ea ue of Flusbfih Ittrk ? holier: deceased, I
j in tbo Prohstft Court >-i County, and
w.il a?k i.-'i-n Final Dikchi i ^ ?.
Uif.N \:.t? R. II VRTON,
5 ntslt ai..r Kstai* ef
Eliiabolh' Riekeubaker, decasfd.
jxn M -It
VT?TI?;!-:.?All IVrunn? J7:ir
ing any demands agsiiMt ths Kstatp of
(L T. liu-'r, late djeceosed, wUl prrsent tne
smn?- prbj trly n. -i d, na?l ihos? indeVtsd
will m&ko p.-.; ei-?.! i i
NT. IL 1V?TT, Adrrtiiiistrivtot.
*.'..... i i ..I.*,
Att'y at Law. Orangsburg, S. (\
isn 7 if
\i3 tu i :i Nfffit.?v'a ol i c<?.?? A! I
pcravus !'i?>ie,r CLAli'.S against the
KSTATK ot !: i ,..i.i n (u' on. dee'd, nur't
hand tbem, pTupcrJy rouoiied, to .ludgo of
i'i'ibate ill or ii'-for.) ehe ?fiih day ot I'ebru
Bri next, or payjnetil will be debarred.
. AM I fiOLSON,
d.-e 21 ?t.l Aduiinifiirator.
Notioe of Dismissal..
?jV^uTICr' IS IT.iM'.i'V GIVEN THAT ON I
the '21 tli day ?-i F?l ruaiy, 1.^71, I wtil
Sie my Final .\ocnuntfl v.iih the ll" ? rub
I' r. Audvw.'. Judge Probate, and ask
for Letters of. Ulstuissal ?>? Guardian of
Frances D. Staley.
J. H. 11YD111CK.
jan 28?It Guardian.
Notice of DisMasal.
TV^OTlCE IS flEREBY GIVEN THAT I j
will uii the 1 ii!i day of Ftbrttary, nefl, I
lib* my final rioWu}i, with de Hnii'iuhli
Judge of iwalb for Oriingoburg County,
Guardlatt ?..f the Estnto of Edward Aigoe,
and usk for Letters of Dismissal.
JOSEPH BUglT,
jan 11 ? U Cu.:;ii^.
Notico of Dimissal.
l] OTiCE IS HF.ItLRV (U\!.,N THAT 1
X\ w iil. onthellrhdi o( full lar.v, 1671,
tile my Anal accdnni with th? Honerubie
JnJ;rc of Prohat* tor Orangeburg County, a*
Administratrix oftbe F^-intrs ef James J'air,
and a ; i?v letters of Uisinias.il.
k. u. F, *;;r.
jan 14?It AdwinixtrsrHi.
, v.'^ _ . . ? ._I_
TVJOTKi:. All PcrHons It AT"
ing Demands ogaiust the Estate of S.
.. Ktnnerly, detUMsi-d, late of Orsngcburg
County, will presciu the samo properly at
li i ted* and these indobted to : ai 1 F.SlatO will
mdke payment to
K. K. HOUSER,
Nov. 7th, H>70. Adrainistratpr.
Eighteen Years of Practical Success.
IXTItOUUCED IST 18?8. PATENTE? ?cc. ?0, lf?5d.
OLDEST SUPERPHOSPHATE MANUFACTURED IN THIS COUNTRY.
M APE S'
Kitrogeiilzcd Superpliospliato of Lime
COMPOSED oy
Bones, Phospliatic Guano, Concentrated Ammonical Ani
mal Matter and Sulphuric Acid.
No Sail, riaxta; Salt Quiet, N.ire Cake, NO Ii ?NV ADULTERANT of any
Kind uttd.
The Ammonical Animal Matter in M apes' Nitrogonised Suphosphato of
I.into, consists u*' the llc-sh (containing 1U per eent. Ammonia) and the blood feon
tainin^ 1") per eeut. of Ammonia,") of Beeves, Horses, Fish and other Ahimula af
ter explosion of tho fat and oil by steam.
Price??<JO Cash?$05 on Time with Interest.
Sen 1 for a Pamphlet.
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
GENERAL AGENTS, 128 Eaat Bay Charleston, S. C.
??r net 0 3m
STANDARD GUARANTEED
saa TiiD-Ss
MANUFACTURED BY
WILW1NGT0N,DEL.
WHANN'S
FOR SALE BY if
i!9
^/SSION MERC)
AUGUSTA, Gl
" ? -.
RAW BONE
STJPERPIIOSPAATE.
i'I;o Great Fertilizer for Cotton anp
all Crops.
Th? imr.fi?Vl'kh*! ? ccrsfi of this GREAT FERT!LI7.KR f>n ALL CROPS, proves it to
I be the REST anil CHEAPER! MANU.ltE now o?Vcred in the Mafkett:
[t has been used by many of the roost Eminent Elatilera in tho South, aud
In every single Instance it lias given Entire Satisfaction.
H irv effects hare been particularly marlttdl Tt is no rare thin* for
1 v :; , ? ? - PHOSPHATE.(Crease the yield from 0Nrl HUNDRED TO TWO UTNUREU
I PER CV'.NTv or even inpro!
>tr GEo ?' DINON, uu eminent planter of CaVrterpO, t!? . In t Letter to the Rannef
I i- Planter lyi thai ;>. flu ettpsfiincut with seven leading: Si?peri>lm.?phajtea ind.Guane^ U'o
WHANV- 1 i'ovc?! itsi ;f ti>a ?>fht of all those tried, paying a net profit at the low market
! rate of ?\'0 '.-ti per a<!<? of Cotton'.
A Copy of Mr. DIN >N*o LETTER furnished <?n application.
/' O Ii S A L 1: E v
i C LA OHORN, HERRlSi & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C. AND AUGUS&A. OA.
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T H E P B I C E
OF THIS POPULAR FERTiL!7.P.R
HAS BEEN FcEDUCED FOIt THE REASON
0 F 18 7 1,
TO MF.FT Til I. NECKSSITIKS OF THE
PLANTING COAIM UNITY,
AND HAS BEEN' ITX ED AT
CASH?VlfU' Dfllatfl *>or Ton of ?.OOO 5l>?i. nt Factory.
TliiE-VinjF-flvO ??Hiirw p<?r Ton ol 2.4HK> li?4. at Factor?,
J'AYAUI.? 1st nove.mAer, ibTt, v/ittiori iniero i.
WM C. DUKES & CO.,
C U A n I E S T 0 X, ,S' 0 . C.I.
FOB SALS BY
WILCOX, GIBBS & GJD,
IMPORTERS ct DEALERS
GV ANO S ,
143 BAT St.. SAVANNAH. Ga.
241 BROAD St. AUGUSTA, Ga.
151 East Bay, CHARLESTON, >S. C
and UY
BULL, SC,VILL & PIKE,
ORANOKiJURO, 8. 0.
For further information, apply or xd
dross as above for Pamphlet.
nov 19
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T. F# BuoDfx. IL R. Hcpoix
H: C. IT?Daixir.
BRODIE *fr CO.,
otton fa?tqbs
ASM
COMMISSION MERCK
NORTH ATLANTIC
CnARESTONV ~
Liberal Advances made on Constgoni
Rartn to Andrew Giruoud*, Esq., Pres
1st National Rank, Charleston, 8. C.
mar 21 wee fcf
P. P. TO ALE,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
LARGEST AND MOST C 0 M ELK'
Manufactory of Dnovs, Sa?h?a, Blinds, Moald
n:-rs, .Vi-., in tb^ ou'.he-n States.
f IS*Printed Price List D'Jie* Compe
tition. V\
IT.i-SEND FOR ONK~dQ
traS^Senl Free on Applieaiio?.*iBjI
may 81 w#o tf
MONTHLY maoazime,
Two D Altrt ?>n- Annum.
c! v: vinxa matte
30 AdvertlaeMionl?.
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\TRACT OF BUCHU
The.?? C>1.brated Preparation*, originally
i I'.v Geo. V . Carpenter, under the
? <?! ihe medical faculty, baro been
li-ag i \iui?'auv us.-d by physician* and
aat are generally knownfar
. iutriivdc viCa and can be relied on sa
?mj; i?'. t valuable retuediea in all esses
r rucau are applicable
. o t.io highly recommendod
nre t r p i'ed in a highly concentrated
a - i o i' udsr the done small and con
m i. ;. Order.* by mail or otherwise will
reeeivo'prompt attention.
GKO. A c \L FESTER, IIKNS'/EY A CO.,
Wholesale Chemical WsrohetWa,
No. 7-7 Market street, Philsdelphi*'.
Fo. DCKKS & Sill.- LEft. and k. J.
OL1YEI10.S, O angebnrg, S. C, ?nd dow1e
x MW1S.K, A iiolcsalo Agents, Cbsvlesten. S..
MST A R "SALE."'
Will bs Soldat the residence-of the Hie
Dianah Bevch, en the Jith da/ *f February
\ uoxt. all tho personal property of said de
noting of
old and Kitohsn Furnitnre, Mnle?,
other artiole?.
cash ?PropcUy to be d?U.T?red ea
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