The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 25, 1871, Image 3
LOCAL .
SATURDAY, MAR. 25, 1871.
We ark told there is uotbiog made
in vain. Rut how about n pretty young
girl ? Isn't she maiden vain ?
KitK-FLYino is on tho rampart in
Oraogcburg, of evenings now. It is
admirable sport, and tlic players scorn to
enjoy it hugely.
W* notice that several of our lead
ing merchants hnvo had an improved
patent of lightning rods fixed upon their
Stores. Mny they never feel a ?hock.
? in??? i Bn?i'
JtiDoK (Ina i]am is ?tili holding
Court in Charleston. The criminal dock
et of that Circuit being of h?ge demon
mcmnonSi
TiiK Methodist Church lot has been
fixed op nicely. Tho fence is beautiful.
Hare it whitewashed now, gentlemen,
and its appearance ?will bo ur plu* ultra
New Attraction.?We call the
earnest attention of our many rendc-s to
tho new advertisement of Messrs Kohn
ft, Bio., in this issue. A careful perusal
iciU repay tbo reader in want of any
thing contained in tho fino storo of these
gentlemen, if they will follow it ?p by
an early call. Rend their whnt they
say about it. by all means.
It 18 said that Achilles was dipped
by his mother in the river of Styx, ts
render him invulnerable. Joel (Lar
kins) risked us tho other day, if there
was no stich Tiver. about this place in
?which he might dip himself, and thus
be rendered invulnerable to the ravages
of tho Ku Klux, in the event that they
should ever assail said .loci. We an
swered in the negative
Tuesday last?March 21?w.is the
sixth annivorsnry ol the establishment
ot tit* c..i..?.k;? r*M&s Jcir.ii of
this event, it says: "Our prosperity is
linked with the prosperity of the com
munity. We will continue in the fu
ture, ns in the past, to do all thai is
Ticsfiblo iii one line to advance the pub
lie interests."
Wvhrtiod! file "!/"i,hr:^-^ini|/H^o?r
few behind the tim-s sotuc ? nl' itn
notions are?to bo one of thc'iueorrupti
fydc journals of the State. Wo hope it
*-uny live to see its lamdroih annivcr
?s-ry, nyd improve accordingly.
The Charleston Daily i*rjnth?cant
<nnd the Columbia f'uiuti have been spar
Ting at each other for some time. The
/{rpulth'rttu pitched into tho infamous
'Greenville Rrail road saiudle, in not
Yery select terms, whereupon the 1'iu'on
waxed wroth, and advised said Repub
lican to look ch sc homo for swindles;
or, In other words, it meant, "you tick It*
me and I'll tickle you." Tho Republi
can, however, refused to heed the gen
tle admonition of its brother, and has
maintained a more than Roman firm
ness It is above suspicion ; for out ol
the I'uionx own niout1? it has condemn
ed it. Amen.
The Speech of K. R. Skaihiook,
Esq.?We publish on our first pngc tho
speech of Solicitor K. R. Senhrook,
made in tho Porter-Onrdncr ense. It is
from stenographic notes taken down at
tho trial of said case. The testimony on
both sides was so very voluminous, that
It was impossible for cithor of the coun
sel engaged to devote one moments time
tc preparing themselves. Rut notwith
standing tho laborious vork Mr. Sea
orook bud experienced, in the clicitation
df testimony for the State, at the close,
of the case he'made the admirable ex
tcmporo address that is to bo found in
this issue. We regret that all the
speeches in the caso were not, takou
down, for they were all of cxtrnordiuary
calibre and force.
We learn that the Ornngeburg
Rapt ist Church has secured tho services
df the Re v. a. Pope Norris vice Rev.
Dr. L D. Durham resigned.
In Dr. Durham the church was bless
ed with an able and zealous advocuto of
the faith delivered by Christ to the Holy
Apostles; and for a time we greatly
lea red that the church would find it
dificult to procure tho labors of one who
would come up to the standard of ability
u-nd zeal of their lute Pastor; but wo
irre more than grutified to announce to
our renders, that the church has fur ex
ceeded Ivor most sunguiuo expectations
in this recoct.
?r
Mr. Norris' reputation as a ZhVtne
and rlpt scholar is two woll known
.throughout the Southern States, to need
any comment from us. We congratu
late tho Oraugeburg Baptist Church
upon her good fortuue, in securing tho
services of ono so highly qualified for
ttiis dew field of labor, With many wishes
that this part of Gods moral vineyard
may bo greatly built up &c,
COMMERCIAL.
91 AltKKT REPORTS.
Omer, or tiik OuAXuRnnna Nkws,
MftfClt 24, 187ti
COTTON?Sales durlitg tho week 40
bales. We qUoto :
Ordinary.?0
how Middling.i. .?.?II
Middling.:.12 (m
Uivi-hii iiiop...S'l.SO per vitnh?i.
Cohn.SI.1.0 nor bushel.
Cow Pkas.$1.15 pur bushel.
PlSuitB*..........mi$1.40 per bushel.
GoLDu........ on
SILVER......05
CHARLESTON MAllfcBt.
ClIAKI.KSTON, FriUAT MoKXIXU,
March 24. 1871.
Ordinnry.tu.Hl@
Oodd Ordinal v.....,-^"4?
Lb<* Middling. .1?K'?>
Middling.:.13ji*>
I.ATKHT QUOTATIONS
or
SOl'THEUN SECURIT!ES,
if)
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Corrected Wtekl;/ hy
G.1CA?FM?N
11AAKKK and UKOllKK,
No. 25 Jlrond Slrrrt.
Murch 24, 1S71.
Statt. Sr.cruiTiK??Sottlrl Carolina, old,
(it ~i~>; do new, (?00 ; do, icgist'd stock,
ex int ? 0' Oo.
City SV.cnniKH?Augustn, ,Ga., Bonds,
78(o ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (?qrml)
(.'?50: do. Fire Loan Bonds, (?70; Co
lumbia, S. C. Ronds, Qci'A).
Rad.uoau Ronus?Rluo Rhhjfe (first mort
gage) UO(Vi) ; Charleston and- Savannah,
<?? 03 ; Charlotte, Columbia arid Augusta,
fryS? ; Cheraw -.md Darlington, (? 82 ;
Greenville and Columbia. (1st litort) (?85;
do, (State guarantee) 0^'?5; Northeastern,
7H (<i> ; Savannah and CliaflWiou;,, fist
mort ) Co 7' ? do. (Statu ?ninwf?lc??) r.O/7.. ?.
South Carolina, <e?"!i; d?, b'.t; Spartan
burg mill 1'uion, (??.55.
R.viLiiiiAi) Stoor*^?Cbar]otto, Columbia
and August a, f?? to; OroieiiTiHe ?frfdCcIiim
bia, (?> _' : Norihea-tern, tjftIR: Savannah
and Charleston. (..'?30 S BtNXO Carolina,
(whole fhnrus) (-f 10; dp, |dt.Vf '1?) (?? 4??
F.xru nxue. &0?New Yu;k S'yht, \ oflf j>ar:
Gold, nOOfJM; Silver, \i}iifn)
* . ? "th r.vnni.ixA buk Pu.1.*.
?Un..k C.'..T-')il?*l)N"W. n.?.w..'?
?Ranttvf Newhorry.,.,..7.. ".<;.,
(tank ?i Camdeii.wf?g
Rank <?( Georgetown,. J'jo
ISat.k of South Carolina.. ..: fWs
Rank ol Chc.Mer.
Dank of Hamburg.??? f(a)
Hank of State of S C, prior to IHOt...-Ko,.
Hank of Stnieof b4.-4u0 l"'?l an I !8l?g..2S{fj)
?Pialiters' and Mechanic*}" Rank of
Charleston..K...???..... >;, (55
?Pcopies hank of Uharl sum..... .'-<
*Tnion Rank of Charleston...... <>>.* (a;
?Southwestern It K Rank of Charles*
ton. (oul).j. (<t,
"Southwestern R It Lank of Charles
ton, (new)..it. fn\
State Rank of Charleston. btg)
I armer?' and Exchange Rank of char
lest on.
Exohango Rank of Columbia...........t ?lf...
Commercial Rank of Columbia . 7'<i.
Merchants' Rank fif Clieniw. :!(><
Planters' Rank of Fairlield . 3f?.
State id SC Rills Receivable....1>5(.A
City of Charleston Change HUi.? .?'?'>(.
* RIHk marked I bus (*) arebeing redeemed
at the Rank Couriers of each.
jau 22 3m
Travellers ire always liable to sudden
attacks of Dysentery and Cholera Morbus,
and these occurring when absent from home,
are very unpleasant. The Pain* KlM.SU
may always be relied upon in snob cafes.
An soon ns you feel tho symptoms, take one
teaspoonful in a gill of new milk and molas
ses and a gill of hot water, slir well to
J gether and drink hot. Repent the dose
every hour until relieved. Ifthc pains be
severe, bathe the bowels and back with the
medicine char.
In ctses of Asthma and Phthisic, take a
teaspoonful in a gill of hot water sweeten.-.1
weii ivilh molasses; nlso bathe I bo throat
and stomach faithfully with the medicine,
clear.
Dr. Sweet says it lakes out the soreness in
cases of boncsetting faster than anything he
ever applied.
Fisherman so often exposed to hurts by
having their skin pierced with hooks, nnd
fins of fish, can be relieved by bathing with
tho Pain Killer as soon ns tho accident
occurs; in this way the anguish Is soon
abated ; bathe as oft en as once in live minutes
say three or four ttmea, and you will seldom
have any trouble.
The biten and scratches of iloga ?n.jf. ?v.'.s
aro soon cured by bathing with the Pain
Killer clear.
Door.s. sash Ks, RLINDS, MOULD
INGS, &C?Wc Mpuld call special attention
to the adVertiseinent in another column of
Mr. P. P. Tonic, of Chnrlcsl?fr, "b C. Mr.
Toalc is' an extensive and sucoeifffrnT r>Tnu^
facturer, and there can be no dottht that our
renders would ctfrtVult' their ov?n interests
by corresponding with ihih ribforc purchas
ing goods in his line from other parties.
j7t<m NAIjIO. -ONF. RCOGY- AND
?. Harness. Also two FINE 1I?R?KS at
W. A M ERON EY' ft" COTS?
atlED Ain-LLH and PEACHES, vfcry
* fine at
W. a. ME RONE V k CO.
GUANO, FERTILIZERS,
AND
H, I M 33 .
WARRANTED A No. 1.
T>ERUVIAN GUANO, also WIIANE8
JT Row Soi.c SUPERPHOSPHATE, one
of the besi Fertilizers offered to Planters.
Price fc?? iu Store.
MAPES' NITROGEN1ZED SUPER
PHOSPHATE, compounded of Flesh.
. Bones, >vc, by a Company having IB
years experience in manufacturing Fertiliz
ers. Price $55 in Store.
ALSO ROCKPORT STOUC LIME.
BROWN'S A HOWE'S COTTON and
N PLANTER.
Orders executed for LAND PLASTER.
IpVlSSOLVED AND DICKSON'S
XJ COMPOUND, at JmpoiteVs prices,
adding freight and commission i
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
At the C mr; IIoubo Storo,
Mttrket Street,
mnr 11 ly
Sheriff's Sales.
Dy virtue of sundry writs of fl. f?.. tome
dircctud 1 will sell to the highest bidder,
at Ornngeburg Court House, on tho first
Monday. In April next, for cash, nil the
right, title nnd interest of the Defendants
in Jhe following property, via :
On'o Lot With ilie House thereon, in tlie
Town of Oiuugchurg, Lou tided north by lot
of C. J. Slromin, east nil I south by n A.
Bull nnd west by Church Streeti Levied on
ns tho property of T. P. Oliver at tbo suit of
E. Crcigbtcn vs. Thomas OliVci', Ex'?-.
ALSO
Three Bales of Cotton. Levied on ns the
property of E. S. Myers at the suit of T. B.
Whalcy.
ALSO
Ou Tucsdny nftcr snlesdity, nl the resi
dence of B. F. Parlor, ? Hogs, 8 Pigs, 1 lot
Cotton Seed, about 20 bushels Corn, 1 lot
Fodder. .1 Wagon. 1 Buggy, Blacksmith and
Plantation Tools, nnd Household nnd Kitch
en Furniture. Levied on ns the properly of
of B. F. Parier at tho suit of B. W. Bates,
Guardian.
Sheriff-* .Office, \ H. EIOGS,
OrungcourgC. II., S. C, \ S. O. 0
March 12, 1871. j
mar 18 td
Sheriff's Sales.
IN THE COURT CF PRORATE.
Oranokihibg County.
Ex. parle \
Mary Rick ..?nbaker [
Iu pursuance of ?n order to mc directed by
the Honorable Thad. '). Andrews, Judge of
the Probate Court. 1 will expose to public
I HC IOI
lowing tracts of laud, viz:
Am that plantation or tract of land con
trolling 47dj| ncrcs more or less, in Kdisto
Fork, on Five Mile Branch, bounded by lands
of Jno. East erlin', Jessie Snndlurd nnd th?
rnc? tiet off ns the Homester:'*.
also
One other tract containing 20O aorVs, more
or less, bounded north nnd west by Morgan
!??.-.!- nnd Geo. Hughes, south and cast by
P'/ttc'r Pearson.
* Terms?Cft'sh vn!Ect?kL ft' pay frnvrT""
and tbe costs Ar?il. r"i?vi?se*? of lie unit, and
the balance payable in :#*~? *n?t two years.
Purchaser to give bund am. mortgage, and
pay for papers &nd stam|is.
ALSO
IN THE COl'KT OF PRORATE
OR a NOKBUIl (1 Got) N tt.
\
Marianne Taber
and
Edmund R. Tnbef,"
By Guardian nd litcm.
Thomas S. Thomson)
Administrator.
? In pursuance to nn order to me directed by
the Honorable Thrfd. O. Andrews. Judge of
111*? Pr?bate Court. I will expose to public
outcry oh saleedny in April next, at the risk
of former purchaser, the follovviug tracts of
land, vis:
1. Ail that tract of fa*nVf Satiated in Orangt
bu rg County, containg AW a'Crcs moro or leas',
bounded on the north ami west, by Dr. A. R.
Taber on the cast by Sauteo Diver on
tho south by J. M. Cress if cli, known as
"Haiupden"
2. A!1 that tract of land situated in said
County, containing Tilt acres more or less,
iti the neighborhood of "llai'ipden."
Terms?One-third cash, balance on a cred
it of one und t wo years, purchaser to give
bond for such balance secured by mortgage
of the premises. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers nod r'ai'ip".
Sheriffs Otiiee. ) H. P.IOCS.
Ornngeburg C. IL. S. C.? \ S. 0. C.
March 12. 1871. J
mar 18 Id
The St.ite of South Carolina.
ORANCRRURfl ('?>! NTY
i.\ Com\mon Pleas.
II. W. Kenncrlyi ") Complaint for
Administ ratoi*. 11, nl. Account to Miir
vs. j ?ball Assets, Sale
Samuel Keiiuerly, j of Loud! nnd Re
el, al. j lie:-,
By order of the Court, ell pernons having
demands against the Estiilc of lite late .1. R.
Kcnuerly, deceased, arc required tl present
and prove the same before hie, or beidre ihc
1st day nf Apr !. 1ST!. \,\\\ Jc
bll i i cd , ?? v mi lit.
AND C. DIBBLE.
MnrchB, 1871. Special liefen ?.
mar I ?l
The State oi South Carolina,
0 R A N C E BIIRO COF N T Y.
In tub Common Pleas.
[ of Heal
j Esbiie.
John A. O'Coin nnd F. I. Hlgdoil ) Mortgage
to
Ceo. Boliver, C. <". P.
Umler and by virtue of a covenant for re
sale on breach of condition iu the above
tiioilgnge, and with the consent of all par
lies interested, I will sell on thst Monday in
April next, for hull' cash, hdance on a end
it of |2 mouths.
All that parcel of land continuing three
?eres more or less, lying at or near Jami
son's Turn Out. S. (' , bounded north by
lands of Wm. Keilt, viynl and south by Mrs.
Maicilla (nabiuei, west byj. H. Graves.
Clerk's Office, ') CF.o. BOLIVER,
Oraligibuig. ('. II.. B.C., \ C. C. P.
March 10th, lh7l. j
rttar 1? id
NOTICIh
IS ftftRBBT GT^P.M-Til IT AI L' SI'B
AO EN TS of the LaJiVt CdtftnvrvKoYf, thAf,
from and aliwr the 1st dny of March ,"11*71;
thrv will report all their proceedirfgV to
Hon. F. L. CARDOZO, Secrctnry ? f the Ad
visory Board.
RORT. C. DsLARCF.
L. \ . *?. C.
? Columbia. February 28, 1*71.
Ml" -ft*-' "? f
ITU SUPPLY OF
Watches, Clocks,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
WATCHES, CLOCKS ami JKlYEXtLY Re,
paired tie usual.
OLD GOLD, SILVER ami OLD BANK
HILLS, lor which he will give the highest
Cash Trices.
feb 18 Jnii2fcc ly
J. & T. k. AGNKW"
coiiii?iKi v. s?, ca.,
imron r/cns a xd dt;a lkiis
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 1IARD
wnre, Cutlery. Guus, i'lnritaiion Tool?,
Hlacksmith nu<l Carpenters Tools, House
Builders Hardware, liar Iron, IJlow Steel,
Cast. Gorman and Hlislcr Steel, Flow Moulds
CA Kill AGE MATERIALS In Great Varie
ty at less thau CHARLESTON PRICES.
Faints. Oils, Ynrnitdios and Window Glass.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES, con.
sisting of tiie largest and bcrt uasnrted Stock
in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses,
Salt, Tobacco, Raw nnd Refined Sugars, tine
Teas, fresh Canned Fruits und Fish, Soaps.
Caudles, Flavoritig Extracts, und all other
Goods usually kept in a Fir.*t Claws Grocery
Store, including Fine Whiskey, Choice Oiard
Brandy,, Ho,land .Gin, Choice Wines, Cali
fornia Champagne and a splendid stock of all
ipialitics Cigars and Stroking Tobacco.
Prices guaranteed as Low as the Lowest,
ami a call Solicited for purchasers.
J. .t T. R. AG NEW.
JOHN AO new, Columbia, S. C.
THOS. R. AG NEW, New York,
jan T o ">m
S K 1 ? (i im *s
f XADVLTBlK ATUl) ALK A7? J> '
a a js? a B & A*.
"f \GER RPKR. CONTAIN I NO COPPE- I
j^j itAr* iui li Ai.K doemrcii with Salt, Rime
and Alum: afo tho latest ndulterntioos dis
covered in Now-Vorfc.
Professor Map? s of No?-York. analysed
the Deer from n dozen different Breweries,
nnd ?11 were found adi.Iterated with noxious
Rubstanec. It is said, that the sal * of Drugs
\ > Pre we is. is a profitable, part of the trade.
This is perfectly infuh.ous ('occulus indicus
(fish berry i nex-VondcOs fdng button) from
w hich strychnine i.< obtained, aro some of
the delectable s?V!.acw fut\nd in Hen!
These n r? pmer.t 1, ? . !-?d t h.-* Hrcwc'r
tound using thcui should be llrbwilfcd at once
in one of his Dttn \nts.
P. S.?I nm willing to be drowned in uiv
own vats, ifuuy iinpui ii'uM should bo found
in my Rcei*.
1 shall ''Miiiiio Us nuike a heal'hful
Hoveruire, so tbut ii may he drunk l?y the
most delioato without the Iva*) danger.
JOHN C. SEEGERS; t nliinthin, S. C*.
For sale in Oraffgcuiifc by the cask or
o:bei w :se. by MERONEV \ SAIN.
j?u 7 c ly
NOTI?"K.?All Perhosan EtiVvfftfc
Demands against the Kgtatc of Samuel
R. Staley. deceased, will prrprnl the same
properly attested, within tLetime prescribed
by law.'
JOHN F. STALKY,
mar IB?;:t Administrator?
-\rOTI? i:.? III IVikouk Unr
lN ing clainis ngalhsl, f>r indebted In
tho Estate of W. L. Wnnuaunkcr. dee'd, will
? present their claims, and make pf.ymctil lo
Mt'ssr?.^ Hillsnns A- Lcguro, Attorney-""'*'
OiRr'i' .>'?'?!* 0. II., within !hire months from
date.
N. 1*. WANNAM \KElt,
March 17th, 1871. .Vhuinist ratbr.
mar IS It
IJxecutor'a "Yoliti*'.'? All Per
sons having. CLA i M?j ngainst t!. . ES
TATE of Alextitid.-r II. Clumbers, d-cVfj
tiro requested to present (be fame at once,
properly altes,cd, io the undersigned, and
all persona Indebted thereto!'are roepdred tit
make immediate payment to
* AND HEW MYKI.S.
mar?-It Qualified Executor.
I j sons having dent! Is a. liii ?* I be Estate
oi Dinioih Reach late of ihii i*???.;:>iy. will
present the same propuily attested...arid till
persons indebted |o S-ilu" EpLlfo, will make
iiuiuodiatc p.i. ia.nl t Q I Kb n lersjgnod.
.1 v vii:s f. \VA. \ \\.
jau 2f>-??ooxVftl Quail lu d Executor,
Notica of Dismissal.
NOTICE IS IIKEKRY GIVEN THAI' ON
the loth day of April next. 1 will
file my Final A<w?nn" wlffi fit? !1 Th ? ;.
>'. Andrews, .lodge *>t Frobale, and ask for
Letters of lL?r.i'.--ii a* A lini'iis'r.il >r of the
Estate of C. F. Mm i-b. flecttaaeil.
J. C MCRPII.
mar If*? It Administrator.
rpHO.mas >v. cif.)>a;|Y?S oivks notice
1 tiiat thirty (-ill) days fYt'hi lbs.date of
thi" publica!i< it ho will apply lo the dtldgo
of Probate for Ids 1 iu.d Discharge) as Ad
ministrator of tho Goods and Kjtpte of Ab.-o
loni Glcatoh, duccascd. Marcji -lib,. tf?7l.
in irl It
Notice of Dismissal.
VrOTlGE IS 11 EltKHY Gl Yt'.N Til A T ON
j^l the Suit day oi March, 1871, I will
tile my Final Account-, v. ;ih Ike Honorable
T. C. Andrews, .ludgo of Probate, und a?k
fur Le.Uers of Disniui.tal as Gutirdiiu p(
Adaline 11, Rozard.
.7. C. UOZATtDj
mar i?ll Guardian.
m. v\ Lt?iii^Oi rr.
ROOT AND SHOE MAKER,
?HAMJKIllK?, S. <
1^ ESPBCTFOLLY INFORMS THE t i l l
\, tens of Orangcburv und Yie n.iy tint
he has opened at bis NJsVi SIOKE on Rus
sell Strcol, between Messrs. Ilrtggibnnn **i{c
Co. and MeNninaru *fonttS, with a coiuple.te
Stock of LEATHER .Sc., ami that he ima
sufficient Workmen to till all (Jrdoiii ct.litu*!
ed to him.
Thanking Ihn'Public f??v p i-l palVonago,
re pectfullv volieits a coWfimianM iff usi
.-nur. 'I ER "IIS c \Slf.
Id* -j OUt J'' ff
Eighteen Years of Practical Success.]
IXI HODUCED ft$ 185?. PAT?XTEf> ?cc. ?0, if?&?.
OLDEST SUPERPHOSPHATE MANUFACTURED IN THIS COUNTRY
-:o:*
M APES'
Nitrogenized Superphosphate of Limo
COMPOSED OF
Bones, Phosphatic Guano, Concentrated AjSroonical Ani
mal Matter and Sulphuric ick
Ao Sat/, l%rtvr, Salt Cakr: Xttrr Calr, NOR A XV A D UL TER A XT uf any
Kind uh d.
'..i1Vs ft-A. y
eSTThrJ Ammonicnj Animal Matter in Muflr-Jr* Nitrof^rifaet! Suphosphntu of I
Lime, consiss of (lie fiwn (containing 10 por ecut. Ammonia) and the blood (Con
taining lfj per cent, of Ammonia,) of Reeves, Horses, Fish and other Animals af
ter expression of the fat nnd oil by steam.
Price?8<IO tush-80S on Time ?villi ffttOfest?
Hen \ for" a P.-tmphlct.
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
OENKUAL AtJENTS, 125 E;.st Ray Cliarlevton, S. 0.
lI i"'f c Hm
_.._-.-.I^I^Jll^JLh * ,x/
BfiVBONE
wmmmm
STANDARD GUARANTEED
tera ms.
MANUFACTURED BY
WALTON,WHANN&l
WILMINGTON,DEt.
FOR SALE BY l|j
WHANN\8
RAW BONE
CIIDtmnTiAffl * ? n"t-"
uo? J?Jtfci UtoJEAS:I.Xi.
The Great Fertilizer for Cotton anp
-all ? Crops;??
Tb'5 Hnp?riillclwi gucceffl of ibis GREAT FERTILIZER on ALL CROPS, prove* it i:.
both- REST an<l CHEAPEST M VNIJRE now offered in the Market.
It has been luted by many of the most Eminent Planter- in the South, and
In every single instance it has given Entire Satisfaction.
On <' TTON its effects hove been particularly marked. It is no rare thing for
WIIAVNS PHOSPHAT? [o increase the yield from ONE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED
PER t'ENT , or even move '.
Mr. GEO. <? DiXON. nn endnent plnftfer of Citmrrnn, Ca . in a Letter to ihn Banner
& PlnMer. sav hat in nn experiment with Heven leading Superphosphates and Guanos, the
Wll ANN'S prov il itself the bril of all those tried, paying a nrt prvn't tst the low market
rale of ??_?<> ?k) per n<*re of Cotton.
A Copy of Mr. DIXON'S LETTER furnished on application;
O R S 1 L E 11 V
CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO.,
charleston, s. c. and a?ousta, (JA.
jan 14
'dm
fertilizer;
S- ? if::, M
T H E PRICE
or this Popular feutimzuii
HAS BEEN REdTJCFT) FOR THE SEASON
O F 18 7 1 i
to meet the necessities ?f Tili:
PLANTING COMMijNITY,
am) h AS reen fixed at
41M Sil-Fifty l>o!liirs per Ton of 3.000 ITOt. at Factory.
TIM li-rift v-Hve DolturM per Ton ot a.O?i?, I?m. u( Factory
? '.'WARLE lei NOVEMBER, 1871, without SntcrCMt.
WM, C! DUKES & CO*.,'
A. Q K/>T T H
? U A a i r 8 l*O A . o' t' A
FOll SALE RT. . .i
WTXOOX, GIBBS & 00.
IMPORTERS & DEALERS
G U A N O S,
148 BAY St., SA VANNAH, Q\.
241 IJKOAD Sr. AVOUSTA, Ga.
,1 East Bny, CHARLESTON, S. C.
AXI? IIY ,
BtTtL, SCOVILL & HKE,
OKANGEBURG, S. 0.
Fqr father Information, upply or ad
dress op above for Fumphlet.
uov ID - wee >?rn
T. F. Buouis. B. U. lfouuis*!
II. ('. HriKiiN.i.
BKOBIE & CO.
OTTON FACTO KS
COM M ISS IO N MERC 11A NTS,
A . .
NORTH A TL A XTf? vi?.?R f,
CHABESTON. S. C.'
Liberal Advancre? made on Consignment.
BsrcB to Andrew RLttomfa, .l>q., I'ree't
ist ri at tonal Bunk, Cbarleateu, S. C.
*may '21 wee tf
P. P. TO ALE,
c it a hlesto n, ?. h:
I. A BO EST ANT) MOST C O ?,! P I, v. T E
Mntuifiiciery of Doors. Sashes, Blinds, Mould
ings, &c.,.in the (;outhcfrn States.
03r-Pn'tifrt' i'rir. prHrs Cotnpv
tXttOH. .
1--VSEND FOi:'vOX6tt^fc
l^ay Seni Free on Aj l'p1iealion."iaiji
um?- 21 free t:
?0 GREAT.
SOUTHERN
MONTHLY MAUAZIMTO,
Ttca /)<i!lifrn prr Annum.
04 pages re a din 0 matt er.
3? FhV^ Advei'.(-mcnta.
WALKEU\ EVAN'S & COGSWELL.
/>. nra tt a il ex,
., . 1 ?'.
CiiAbj.ksios, S. C. ,
July Hi' tf
^fc?. ?V. C;ASt?2iiATKSfc
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAB
SAP A RILL A
CEG. W. CARPENTER'S
COMPOUND ?T.VID'eXTRACTOF IH CHb
These Celebrated Preparations, originally",
introduced hy Oco. W. Citrpenfer, under the
patronage ot the medical faculty, hitve beer'
so long extensively lifted by physicians asrf.
others, thai ibey arc generally known Tu) ,
their intrinsic value, and can be relict! on as.
being moat valuable remedies in all eases
.?here S.trsapariihi t r Bush'j ard applicable,
?ml cannot be too highly recommended*
They nre prepared in a highly concentrated
form, so as to render the tlose small a^ul con
venient. Omers by mail or otbvrVi c will
receive prompt Attention.
. OKO. W. CARPENTER. HEXK/.EY & CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No., 787 Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale by DUKES & S1UI KK, und E. .T.
OHVEiaiS. Orangchnrg. S. ('., and DOWK.
& MOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, S.
C.
CoMon for C-iunno. 31.?O?
PREMIUM!?Wo propose selling _a.
8 near
limited quantity of
C tton, nt 15 cU., d. liv
e?t depot, by Nt N'
We also ? ?Hjr .mpguiflcuut premium of
ci .ooU for the best yield from our Guanos.
Fotparticular.- Mdy Ifl BU* nt.MeM Agent,
. ."dress us f, ,r
V'U.OOX. 01 BBS & CO..
importers and lj<c?,li rs hi Gua?os, ( b ?rhs?on?
H. t'., Bs
IV
and Ao;
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