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WILHELM THEODORE MULLEE MAS just reUirncd'from CHARLESTON with the btst selection of SEED II POTATOES ever brought to Orange burg. II? lau on baud the EARLY ROSE, GOODRICH, PINK EYE, and PEACH BLOOM. Also another CHEAP LOT of HAMS from 10 to 16 cIh per lb. White NORTHERN PEAS. Ureen and Yellow GARDEN PEAS. Fine YELLOW 0N10N8. A lot of Prim* New York SMOKED TONttUKS at 60 Cents. BREMEN LAG AR by tho dos., delivered free of charge to any House. SWEET CIDER oil draught. MAEL aud GRIST?Bolted and unbolted. jan 18 A splendid selected-WHOLE STOCK of Mon'n, Women's nnd boy's SHOES. Also a lot of Farmer's Indispensable I?n plcments. such ns TRACES, HAM ES, AXES, MANURE FORKS and PLOW LINGS. He nlso now keeps cn hand a SAMPLE DARREL of tho World-wide, well-known ACME. COMMON WHISKIES from $1.40 up wards. Tbc REST Double Distilled WHITE WINE VINEGAR In the Village, without any ox ccption. Rft&~ Claiming my small shoro of the trade j and tflanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM ' ERS for past favors, they will please remem ber tbe NAME and PLACE. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge. "W\ T. MIJLLER (Not MILLER,) ITAl* DOWN ROUXD THE CORNER. o tf Important to Cotton Planters! THE MARYLAND Fertilizing and Manufacturing Company Ilnve prepared a Special Fertilizer adapted tc the Cotton Plant under the name of COTTON FOOD! Which they claim to be of the highest grade of Fertilizers sold in tho South, and gunrnn tee equal in its results to Peruvian Guano pound for pound, and to be of moro perma nent benefit to the Soil. It has been used by SEVERAL HUNDRED PLANTERS in North and South Carolina and Georgia for two seasons with the following results. It increases the crop from 100 to 200 per cent. It resists drought in all cases. Tho crop is net affect cd by rust. It matures the crop three tc four weeks in advance, thus insuring the crop against early lrosts, or in the event of a backward season for planting enable the planter In put in his crop three or four week slater, even as late as the 1st of June, with a certainty of success. It produces a belter quality of Cotton. Looking at the low price of Cotton, the intelligent planier will readily comprehend the neeesity of using nothing but the high.es! grade of Fertilizers, nnd of strictly avoiding those whoso value has been reduced by adulteration or the use of cheap materials under pretenco of meeting tue low price of Cotton. If his crop is only doubled by the use of "COTTON FOOD" it will give him from one to two hundred per cent, profit on his outlay, with Cotton at !'.'? cents per pound, aud it willenable him to plant fewer acres with a corresponding reduction of labor aud expense with better results. $60 per Tun, in Sacks, 12 to the Ton. LAWRENCE SANGSTON, Prest. 58 Exchange I'/acc Iluhimurc. J. R. PRINGLE A SON, Agents, Charhsttn, S. C. jan 20 wee 2in LANDRET v MEMBERS of the ORANGEBURG AQICULTURAL SOCIETY and the PUBLIC can be sufplied with the above SEEDS. Also Genuine EARLY ROSE, GOODRICH and other Varieties of IRISH POTATOES and ONION SETS at jan 13 E. EZEKIEL, SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH. THE STEAMEU HAS COME! AND ALL OF D. LOUIS NEW HAVE ARRIVED SAFE. Call at HURRAH FOR THAT I D. LOUIS' AT THE CORNER, And look at the DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c. D . LOUIS, doc 16?ly AT THE CORNER. Tiiii: CITIZEN S SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ORANGEBURG BRANCH. Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 0 PER CENT, on SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Semi-niinually. LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE. Hon. TIIOS. W. GLOVER. Col. FAUL S. FELDER. Capt. JN0. A. HAM] ETON. J AS. II. FOWLES, doc 23?jan 21 Assistant Cnhhier. FOR SAL E. RESIDENCE of Jos. J. Ma okay, ill! Esq , in Oraugoburg, now occupied iiilby Rev. A. P. Norrib. FARM of K>0 ACRES, one mile from Orangeburg, (<>n Rclvillc Road,) loo acres clear ed land, fit) acres woodland, PLANTATION near FORT ?"'^-'''. MOTTE, S. C, containing S?i'viw?Jk OVOr 600 a0rC8 wiih B:irT^rrNr? Dwelling, OJn House, Screw, nnd Quarters. Good water powor on the plaoo, with Dam iu good order. 10 ACRES adjoining Mrs. Hall, within 1-1)0 Corporate Limits. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on Uusucll Streut, iu Business Portion of Town, with Lot adjoining suitable for a Store. For Terms apply to JA MKS H. FOWLE8. REAL ESTATE KIKE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT. Agent for LIVERPOOL;, LONDON ,t GLOBE F)K2 INSURANCE COMPANY?Cn pi tal $'20,000,000 GOLD. Agijfor PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY? Cnpltnl $2,500,000 fjgjif" I am also prepared to Gin and Fuck Cotton on reasonable tcruig. ?97, <*n? k 1: ATLANTIC ACTDIPHOSPHATE. Thia Arlicle, prepared by Hie ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY, under Hie direction of their Chemist, Dr. ST. JULIEN RAVFNEL, forteomposting with Cotton Scod, is now of fered at tbe Koduocd Price of $28 por ton caah,|or $?1 per ton pay able 1st November, 1872, Free of Interest. Orders filled now will be considered as Cash 1st March, 1872, or on Time as duo 1st No vember, 1872, tbereby onabling Planter* to baul it at a time when their Wagons and Mid. h are idlo. PELZER, ROPGER8 ?v CO., General Agents, jau 6?3m Brown's Wharf, Charleston, 8. C. ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE. This FERTILIZER, manufactured by tho ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY, under the direction of their Chemist, Dr. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL, is now nlfcrc<l to tho Planting Community AT THE VERY REDUCED PRICE OF $-18 PER TON CASH, or $r,2 PAYA BLE 1st NOVEMBER, 1R72; FREE OF INTEREST. This FERTILIZER has been very extensively used in this Stale, and has given entire satisfaction: some of the most practical planters admitting it to be equal to Peruvian Guano, pound for poand. All ?nies made now will be considered as cash on the 1st of March, 1872, and to those buying on time tho sale will be considered as due on 1st November, 1*72. By this arrangement planters will bo enabled, without extra cost, to haul their Manure at a time when their wagons and mules tire idle Pninplets containing the certificates of those who have use ! the ATLANTIC PHOS PH ATE will be furnished on application to the Agents. PELZER, RODGEHS & CO., General Agents, jnn fi?3tn Brown'* What'/, ('Am h stoa, S. C. ETIWAN FERTILIZERS, rpnREE VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLES arc offered by the Sulphuric Acid and Supei phosphate Company of Charleston, S. 1'.. viz : I^TIWAN GUAItfO.?A complete manure, adapted to Cotton, Grain and Tol. *j being the well known article heretofor? offered at the very high grade of In PER CENT. dissolved Hone Phosphato ol Lime, with the addition, as heretofore, of Peruvian ? nan no, Ammonia and Potash. Price $fv"i j ?t Inn, if paid on or before the 1st of April next, and $(50 per ton, payable 1st Nov., 1872 WITHOUT INTEREST. ITVriWAN CROP FOB!). V new article of about tha 'amo high grade of Soluble j Phosphate compounded with the elements of Colton Seed in .^'i--ii :?. mann ?? eusuro one of tha best fertilizers for Cotton and Grain, at n lower j'i ice than the Kliw.tn Guano. Price $40 per Ion, if paid -?:i or before the \>t of April next, ?13 per ton pay able Isl November, 1872, WITHOUT INTEREST. niSSOIiVED IIOXE.?Averaging from 18 or 20 PER CENT, o 2j Dissolved Hone Phosphate, and thus enabling the Flanter by composting, to obtain two tons of half that grade ai a laving of cue Imlf c?Kt litnl 8i*c2ght- I'rici $85 per ton, if paid on or before the 1st of April next, $40 per ton, |>ayable I t Nov., IS72 W ITHOUT INTEREST. TAKE NOTICE, that all these Fertilizers are of C.e highest grade Of Knlu* I>Ic lMiosplmte, and must help for more than one year. WM. C. PEE & CO., General Agouts, Charleston, >'. 0. CEO. H. CORNELSON, Agent at Oraugeburg, S. C. dec lt> c Jim THE STONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY C II A iJ L E STUN, S . 0 . I)ROPERLY APPRECIATING THE NECESSITY OF FOSTERING THE I'LANTI' Interest of the South, resolved in the outset I" n < r their Fertilizers al a Price ? Iii would place them within the reach of every Planter. They offer their "Soluble Guano," a complete aiunioniated Fertilizer, at $4? cash, or on a credit, to the 1st November next, with approved city acceptance without intn The "Dissolved Phosphate," for composting >? ? *:i Cotton Seed or Stable Manure, offered at the very low price of $2fi cash, or y"V on credit,' ns above. Thai i- higldj re commeuded by Planters who used it last year lo their entire satisfaction. \VM. It A VMM; 1.. Pr< s:d< tit. ,T. I). AIKEN, General Agt., No. 5 Central Wharf, Charleston, S. C. d(:c Hi C :> :i EL, RUSSELL ST. ORANGEBURG, S. C. rpilts HOTEL HAS BEEN FITTED UP REGARDLESS OF COST OP. PAINS. FOR i tho Special Accommodation of Permanent and Transient Boarders. The Table be Supplied with Hiebest th? Market affords. Also Good Stables for tho accouuno.lati of Stock. Terms reasonable. WILLIAM A. MERONEY'S CGROCERY DEPARTMENT IS SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING NEEDED RY THE | "JT Housekeeper, and nt Prices that no one ? ;iti complain of. COUNTRY PRODUCE bought, and the highest Market price paid in cafh. pygT In rear of my STOKE is a GOOD LOT and WELL of WATER, which I respect fuily offer for the PUBLIC to use at their pleasure. ? -:o: nprVO A r^r^tf\ OF ALL GRADES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON BAND, aN11 E " MlAl'l/' * ia VERY LOW. by wholesale and retail. Vis ? of cioARS of the best Brands and Flavor made, and al prices that can t be beal ' Market for Cheapness. A T rr 11 i: w a n YOU WILL FIND the BEST LIQUORS kept in Marl I which I offer lo the Piihlh by the Glass and upwards. l oan- an 1 *.i;- prices. A FCTIOXEFiU.?IN ADDITION TO THE VHOVE I ALSO OFFER MY SE!! VICES os AUCTIONEER, and guarantee Salisfacti.> .'.1 W A NT KB?"?,000 pounds WOOL, for which Hie H HI II EST CASH PRICE will b paid at the Store of w. a . T\i \-\\ ion ey. aug 2?*> Juno. 10 c 11 VTTOTJT.D TNFOP.M THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON THE t T rinifO Makir,(? in all its various branches and will Manufacture er Repair al I Shortest Notice, all Carriages, HuggiCs or Wagons. And am also prepared v\ii'i NEW PRESS AND <i N TO GIN AND PACK ( OTTON SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought from ] to J cent i ? than that Ginned on the common Gins. oct s npl 2 ly H. HIGHS, NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!! DOYLE, WILES & CO., 1RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE < 1T1ZI SS OK ORANGERURG COUNTY that V' they have purchased the CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WOUKS OP THOS. PAY And are CARRYING ON the e a R K I a I ; l i U S A TsT I? 8 s In all its RRANCIIF.S. Orders loft with US will ho PROMPTI Y FILLED. All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH. COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTK E. dec r I DOYLE, 1VIM:S A ? lO., Orangeburg, S C. i. WiLBin, I'roprWtor. K. II. McOotuLO A Co., DrurtbU A U?n. A(?iiUt tAu r rucltco, Cal., I 3? Couuucrc? ,tr,?t, N, Y. MILLION? Bear Testimony to their Wonderful Curative Eliect-a. Ttioy ore nut u vllo Fancy Drink, Mndoof Poor Rmn, V. I.i-.l' i" . 1'rool' (Spirit* nnd Ecfilao Liquor? doctored,spiced nnd sweutonn.l topl-riao tho Umtc.cullod "TonlcH," "Appetlzors," "Uo*toror*,"&o., that lend tlio tippler on to druukcnnor.? and ruin.butaro AUiio Ucdicine.uindo fromlhoNntivc Hoots and Uerbi of (Jallfnrnln. free from nil Alcoholic Htlmn* Innto. They are the GREAT KLOO? PURI FIER mid A LIVE GIVING PRINCIPLE, 0 perfect Kcnovntur nud Invi^'ornlor of tho System, carry in? off alt poisonous mutter. i-.l restoring thcbleod to a hcit'.lhy condition. No person cun tuko thc?e 15. tcrs according to (Unctions and remain long unwell, provided their bones aro uot dcntroycd by mineral poisonor other moan*, and tho vitrd organs wasted boyond tho point of repair. Tli ry nrv n Gontlo I'lirsntlvc na woll no a 'i'u ii 11-, i ? : ? . . nlno. thn peculiar merit of acting as a i owi i ful ncanl in relieving Congestion or Inflam mation of tho Liver, nnd nil tho Vlscc-nd Organs. FOB FEMALE COMPLAINTS, lny<mnCor old, married or single, nt tho dawn of womanhood oral the turn of Ufa, tlir*c Tonic Bitten have no final. For Inflammatory aud Obronlo Itlicumn Hkiii nnd (?oul, Ilynpcpsln or I ndlcrrntlou, Ultimi?, Romltteiit ntnl Intermittent Fe vern, Dlnennri of the lilnoil, Liver, Rid nl->m nnd Mlndilcr, tl.f-sc Illtter? ha>? licon rnont MiocemfuL Bnctl IJl?ennr? are caused l>y Vitiated lilnoil, which Is generally produced by dcrangcniont of the Digestive Ore im?. DYSPEPSIA Oil IMM?:F.HTION, Head ache, Pain In the Shoulders, Goughs, Tightness of the Chott, UiuloeMi S>ur Eructations of the Stomach, Und Taste In the Mouth. Ililiot: \ttsck.., Pnlpltntlon of the lic.-.it, i i r tho bungs, Pain Inthere cloim of tho Kidney*, and h hundn .1 otlior painful krmp luni, aru tho cOsprings of Dyspepsia. '1*1.? r Invltorato tbo .'-tjir.acU and siimiitn'.o tho torpid Liver and Bowels, which ronder them of miL-quail. ?! efficacy in clnan-diur the bioo.1 of all Impurities, andern parting new life and vigor lo tbo whole syntein. FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruption?.Tetter, Salt llheuin, Blotches, Bp. Pimples, Pustula?, Holts, Car bunet"-?. King-Worms. Beat 1 ll< 11, Sore K?e?. Ery*lp? U_-.. ltcb,Scurf?, Dim at Ion? i ' tlic Skin, II umorn and Iiu??H""i ri the In. ol whatervr natuo or nature, are literallT due up and rnrrie.! out ol the lyRtom in a ?h?rt Uino by the usoot theso Ultterx. One b>>Mi? in ?lieh eases will convince the iuo.it incredulous of their cura tiTC effects. Cloi.nfo tho Vitiated Ulood whenever y^u find its im pnrltic-. bursting through tho ekln In Pimple?, Erup tion? or Boro? ; cloanso it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in tho rein*: clean?o It when it I? foul, and your feelings will tell you ?b*n. Keep the Mood pure, and tho hi altli of th* sr^'eir. will follow. Fin, Tape, nnd otlior Worms, lurking to the ?7?tem of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and r'rtvv J a *....| r!iT?lolnri?t, there il KearC?ly an Ii dlvMnal upon the face of the oarth woo-.- body I? Picmpl fr..in tlir> presence of worms. It I? uot <:i'.-ii the healthy element* of the body that wnnn*esUt.hut upon tin diseased liumors and slimy .deposits Uiat ;: ml tbeao livliujr mouaten of disease No ,*>>.i,-iii of Medicine, u.> vermtfuae?, no anthclrolntlca will free the sjstvir. from woiuis like the.-e llltters. J. WALRK1I P - i.t. r. ft. n. M ! DON A 1,1) A- CO., Drajrglet* and ?Ijh tcenti. San Pranctseo. CalifnniU, an i 31 and '.*i ( onnnrtrre Mr 11. N. * Vork. K3"S0Ll> ItV ALL Dr.UUtilSTS AM) DEALKRS. mix id k ly t.-* t. t.i.?-<?(>> 1 3 Xfl mm l'or.-( Miri? powerful inv m&LL^:~..:.....'. : ? These llltters erg pontUvclj inval iblein They purify tUo systt nt, pad \r:.l cu.-j mm iflluai La t^.-^viL. Eemiltent and Intermittent Fevers, nnd are a prevcattvo cf Chilis nr.l Fever. AU yield to Ih'ir Tvjvrcitul c?icticy. Aro an nntidoto to change of Water and 1'n.t. to the wasted frarao, end correct all '\Vill aave days c :V ft.:.:..- to the iIi Sr, ntd ' The cr-U'd Fanaooa i r r.U ti.? j.:>- of lli'e. ariBHl/lnYoungort ? M rriedVPEACI1CB' ^'t.r Bln&rle, thi.'sc Bitters are u / oquaUed and havo cf-.:? L?<.-a the* tn> ma cf rr.vin ? lifo. 7HV.O K E BOTTLE ly >V .. J WHEEL, rviiii" iniSPuIleys OK SAli <;i:<). W. ( Ani'KSVVR'S i ONU'?UXb' KM II? I'.XTIIACT OK II?CIIL Tli ? ? t'olchriitcd I'reiuirattohs. origlimM)' illtrodui I I?) <;.?>. W. Carti it< r. un ter the iiatrouagi <?! the.inedical faculty', linvo been Jong > ulehsivel* ti t I hj icintusntl othct . thai t!nv arc : rallj known for i lieir inl rin>ie value, and can be relied on a? being most valuable remedies in all cases v\ here Sm -???] -i ilhi t r Utiohti are oppHeablo, nnd c.inuol bo loo I . ,i roconuiioodcd' Thoy lire prei?avcd in . \\\ oonconlralcd n, bo iS i? r< nth r ti *dj uttn .11 and con venient. Orders by ' r cdhorwlso will rc ?< i\i> pron pt nttonlion. 0HO. W. UAUPKN1 RR, I1KXSJJKY ? CO., Wliolosale Chemical Warehouse, 737 Marke! str '. I'hHndolphla. Por sale Uj lll KKS Si SlItM.BH, nnd i'. J. ObH L'Hpf , ' '..ir ' .and DOWIR .'. M01Sl>, h holesalo .V^ents Clinrlcslon, S. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c. p. P. TO ALE, Manufacturer and Doaler, No. 20 Hayne Street and Horlbock's Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. 0. This is the Largest ami most Com plete Factory of the kind in the Southern States, ami all articles in this line cm he furnished by Mr. P. P. Toai.k at prices which defy competition. IpntT" A pamphlet with full and detailed list of all sizes of Doors Hashes and Blinds, and the juices of each, will be scut free and post Paid, on applioatiod to i*. 1?. to a CHARLESTON; S. C, july 15 wee tf GEO. S. HACKER, DOOR, SASH AND BLIND FACTOY, CliarloMion, S. C. THIS IS AS LARGE AND COMPLETE a'Factory as there is in the South. We keep no Northern Work to till Country Orders.- Stud tor Prieo List. Factory and Warcrooius King-Street, op posite. Cannon-St., on line of City Railway. Address ?EO. S. HACKER, P. 0. Box 170, Charleston, S C. sept wee ? ly ECONOMY LEADS TO W-A.H.T EC ! rriHE UNDERSIGNED BKG LEAVE TO inform the citizens of Columbia and Burroundiug Country, that they have perma uontlv LOCATED IX COLUiMKlA, and oirer to the public a largo assortment of V AS2110XARLSCL(>T 311 IS V. a nu Fi ?Rmsiijy G C. O 0 D v, HATS, CA PS, ETC. PURCHASING OUR nOODS at first cb?i>s houses and for cash, we defy Competition. Call nnd examine oar STOCK and con vince yourselt that you can SAVE MONEY by purchasings' our Establishment. COUNTRY MEECI1 \ nTS uro respectfully invited to examine our Stock, being assure t that we can seil CHEAPER than any other House in Columbia. S. STRAUS & P.UO.% Under Columbia Hotel, oct 7?:f Columbia, S. C. The Best in the Market IHAVE jus< returned from NEW YORK with the FINEST STOCK in THE MARKET, embracing WATCHES of all grades. JEWELRY of all styles, SILVER and PLATED WARE of the most modern r-??i<?riis: beautiful i? design, durable, cheap and warranted loauii. My STOCK includes everything to be found in the Sew V- rh Market, and I do not intend to hu UNDERSOLD. Call ?nd exnmiuo for yourselves, Atten tive Clerks will gladly show you the finest assortment of articles above named, and ol King-. Lockets, Sleeve RuttoUs, Rreaai Pins; in fact, everything needed or t<> be found m a first class Jowclrv Store. IS V \V SULCRACIIER, Under Columbia ILnel, oct 7?18 Columbia, S. C. ?Save Your Money I CO TO J. P. HARLEY'S \N D buy CHEAP Dry Coeds. Roots, Stioes, Hats, Caps. ,ve.. of which Ii? has just received a Iresh Supply/ ALSO FLOUR of all grades. BACON, LARD, SUGAR andCOF/ER of nil grades. Resides numerous oth articles in my Grocery Department ?11 o.' which I am sell ins n< Prices ma to be excelled for CHEAP NESS in the Town. Come and Mo for your selves. |v , All Persons indebted to me must p?y up immediately ns I am compelled to clos? my books. A word to the wi<e .* sufilaienL J. P, IlARLEY, oct 14 m y M7 e It SIVr^-FI^^IggT PRIZE ME DAL? AWAltDED* IH'4St?H?BKAT ' ? -" ?' at* in OHAND, SQUARE AND^UPRIGIIT It 1 a ran Ffl'ea t-ljf s, TJichc Inninwf^nLnihmrfi, i>e?s?efore the PubUjO fur/bi/ty ^ea^a-d upon t heir excellence alone attained and unpttr dnci|uule<l, in TONE,-? i ? TOUCH. ... And DUR?BTlITT. t&T All our SQUARE PIANOS bare onr S nw-rmpt o vW f W Wl AIK U A <7 SCALE And Ike AGKAFFJi ??lt. Kl'.LK. . r -.: We tvould call special attention to our late Patcrit*/!.' IrtprWmcfae' ih -GRAND PIANOS and SQUAUE ^^AN^DS.(,jfeuod in no other; TM?fi?,' Which bring the'Ptaho near er i'erfeetnwr thus* bag nut jet been attain ed . . ; ,77 Erery Piano fujly Warranted Tot teiVe Yea?r?. ?Jcif" We arc bywbpcaeat arrangement ena bled tn furnish I'AHLOR ORGANS and MB* LODEONS Of the most celebrated 'makers, U'AolcMu/c enW JUmikm* inn < factory Pri Illustrated C.tfulogucs ana Pria^ Lieis promptly liirniplifid^ui Application to WM. It NAHE & CO,, Baltimore, ?W. Or any of our rdgUlnr established agencies. jnn 2"t 'b' 6m The Peof*Ters Bakery. of FreJyfMaK t??rcti,]fluf$M-$t. .Tust received ttftci? fcltfply oT"! ^ r INE OAXlWWe."??-' ?4* CONFEC 'F RIES. "fHJTS and' TOYS of every de-arigliop-innd:** priese te ?Uli llie times. I also keep' const: in tly^brXeVtndi '?1 FRESH BREAD. . ? CA KEj^?T* eVVi^'deserlptton. tWaAciol\.M Pi ices reasonable. ?? ALST) . <- ? ?'< WEDDING CAK.B nraparS#?%Ul great care to suit the most factitious tastes.. Tie PATRONAGE of mylMetias a*nd fet luw-ciiizcns is respectfully solicited. TlfOS;AY. ALliERGOTTI. oct 14 v de?-rO Sea MONEY CANXQT BUY JTl For Si^Iiiin Priccles^f ! lUTTUE DIAMOND SPECTACLES WILL PnEsLV.VE IT. ts.ox Ifymi vain- your Wesijdit use'thwso Per fect I cps.**. (Iroirfftt^ftom Minute Crystal i'i bides, M?ited to^othrr, and derlvo their na no l.'DiuuifM\d" un account of theiij Herd r.c-s and rtrllllhrtdyv* They- will le)** meoy years wuhoii?.change, kioJ . arr^.warranted Manuf.ictur^C'U.bf; rtt'V ; iSj>e.?le*a; Optioel M .i?i!.. ituring t\?.. New York. < 'A t '1 '!? ?:-?.~^oha!ts6Btlin^*inlesi-atamp rl with our trademaflt, , . .? * For Palo by fi 21polfJrrJlef g^n t r thVoagh out the Union. ,, 4*!ii-^i .di ni t: f. OUVEHOS. jan ^(??ly ? : Orangehurg. 8. C. Carolina- 'Fertiliser Wn.MiwriTOM, N. C:T August 21it,1871. For t!i? larxesX^productjon, of Cotton te the acre, 1,000 lb*. C A BO LISA TaRTJLossa. For iKe laa-gesti :p.roduc?iorr' of Wheat te the acre, \.?.;>.* lhs. Caroujxa FsRTiLisaa. . The shove prctrli?rhs^ are for crops pro duced with the n?e ftfiJb.-! Carolina Fertili zer aloni?, or lo'c?ir?oinalibn with plantation manures only, audj,lliCj^.jvarding :pf said premmms is left discretionary with the comTrtdtfee of flic "THJouialion under their rules, j t >] f.i! ? /*?t8 '. ii ? X*\ SANDERS. OATES.it CO., Agebts at Charlotte. Waxwaws, IiAifWti'iirstCorsTT, S. C. To P. J'. Zimmerman, Senary of the P>ur of the tJurrAnvH Charlotte. -V. C. : Tin-following i? a^eqj-io^t jetaloment of Cotton raised l>y Stevens & Cureton. on 1J tores of stubble larfdv jirifccluwas manured \-itli 400 pounds of (JaroliiiSy Fertilizer. The following is t Iir- irfryrleOff c^frfiVbmn :' It wae I thoroughly broken ui> inches deep, and i laid ott in rows ';.\ feet wide, and the Fer lilizrr npplied in the ?eMttj then bedded on it on tbe J-~?11* of May, Mntiplanicd tbe nno day, but owing to the cool and dry weather, .!..?; i. .i eoiun i.p.to n ^tjtnd until about the Is: of June. First .working Jt wet run i-.roi.wd within hHirlfhofCl ahd partiell? ? .., vsr/r".'1'* W'orkiTtg it wa-. run around with a o inch grub, 11 inohrq long, und tl.u niMldlcs.throw nout with n swoop IS Inohes wide, .nie furrow to a row and thinned toe ?fABo* ^Irb a.bo?about ii inches between tlit;, a^ty^ts, ajod after irds it was plough'eit every 'two woeke witli a sweep IN Mir:iusiW0la>* and hoed each lirne, until it was worked fi|o times. \ Tho following is u correct'ntiftemeat of tbe Cotton picked: , . " j.,_ 1st Picking.?1*?***^..?ZV*A - I Picking.-4-- .#|.,.?*.-410 3d Picking.........418 i;-i Miiatcd aiiionnt'^f'Sinopoiiedesktured ? 'Ii......81ft .11 _ . Tolal.?-...1,928 I'.? spcetfylb? nubraitto.l, S tEVENS ? CL'RETOM. 1 certify I weighed 4Ke dotton picked in love atntomeot, and it is correct, r li>71. W. A. 0 UAH AM. At the rennest of Mks.srs. StsvaNs at Ci rkton, wo have examined the 1J acre ot Cotton, and thekouirristoi r.i.ido abevo is true to the best of our obllitj. . _ l'.V. DU ft A NT, Prouiiums tiwnv l.'d to ijrNvi?ut &. Ccaa tun on nboyc certiBoate. We will soil ihe nbore ?J-pWndh* Ferlillier n Forty-Five Dollars i fty Dollars, payable 1st November, with IxteresT at 7 oent. per it.un; flel^v I nU oui* Ware ;...itsc in Cnarlestnn. . s will sell at i -in- prices^ Ing" tho rV ^at and drayage i?-> their bopois. ?? ,< | ?. t UKO. w. wi;.UAMa & oo. jan 13 * 4m K1.5-4JAVT Kll.lt VOVJLim to 1-e had at ii t V. 3. aELDERA CO.*