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of thj^MpflcBouB' hrfiwi^panSkibea Wtl^yTiiWrl' Wn^^*rSS DCToflnSUCTtTl bane to pcoea orchards, promises so to continue no longer. SiiiiiU?i&ousiy IVora the East, .South npd Wot, comes wo th:?c tii: -reo revives, puts forth new foliage, and lipetw its fruit under tho influence of hot water und ashes. this vicinity to announce tho discovery of fuogoidat disease ?t the root of the tree. Mr. Thos. Median, of the iVy, shortly after nnoun itiou fu the saine ditec ligation of I'rof. Kediz, tato Agricultural Oollegt^, ie yellows, led him to the same cooc.UBtooWl^ft We aro safe in saying that tho right directionV has at laut been reached in. the . investigation of this disease aud its remedy. As yet the subject lias not been exhausted, no,r,has certainty beeo reached 4u the eradiation or cure of the evil. This, however, is certain, that the application of hot water and ushe? *;;iVod U1;1U>' tree. Query-U this due to the nctioD of heat alone; and if so would nut a.peck of uuslueked lime ubout the collar of the tree, well covered up, by slacking, .produce .heat enough tu accomplish tho same result ? ? Jbivery trov in every Cuohaiu ought tu harn a pail of. bo, water poured around the collar ot the trtie every Spring. This "vvvJUivi "acCGiiij>|i?k t?? lubults, iiiiiiiely ; It would kill tlio poach burer or grub'" and arrest (be yellow in its incipient stages. Either ono of the.se reoultb would , amply cornpeusate the labor in volved. Exposing the Arms of Children. ? A very distinguished L*a#?is physician eaya": "I believV that, during tho twon ty years that I have practiced my profes sion, twenty thouiuud childrou have been carried to the cemeteries, a sacrifice to the iibtsurd cuttoiu of exposing their arms Put the bulb of the the thermometer iut?> a baby's mouth aud the mercury rises to ninety degrees. Now curry the same to its little hand; if the arm be bare und even cool, the mercury will sink to fifty degrees. Of course, all the blood that flows through tliese arms must fall from ten to'forty? degrees bolovv* the tempera ture of the'heart. Need- 1 say, when thuso currents of lbs-blood flow back to the chest, tho child's vitality p.ust be or.Jcsa compromised . And ncuii add tliat we ought not tu be surprised ut the freqtieut.y recurring affections of tho tnpgiie. thioat'or stomach ''. I have seen muro than one child .\it!i habitual cough jr Hyurseuess entirely relieved by ep.ing the bauds and urms . .; ?nr---.11?11 - An Excellent Varnimi for Har ness.? Procure half pouud or a pound df guiasUelljo, according to the* quantity desirod: break the scales flue, and put them' in a jug oi bottle: add good alcohol sufficient to cover \\w gum; cork tightly, and pJaca where it will be kept warm. In about twp days, if shaken frequently, the gum will be dissolved and ready for ' ? use. Jf the liquid appears as thick as thin molasses, add more alcohol. To one quaVf'of varnish add oue ounce of good lampblack and ounce of gum camphor. Such vamiirv will uot render leather bttrd^ but will keep the harness from becoming soaked with' water, and the surface cjean and neat for a long time. A coat.of it will effectually prevent, the i.U in* tile, leVtli?? from roiling rm .. .. hands., Nothing is better to vernier farmer's boots water-pro if than an ocoa sioual coat of thin leather varnish ? llortyc Joarnal'. JFfjLON on, thjs Finger*?Many per sons aro liublfe to ojtereuie suffering from r. - *l. *. l\ ........ Tlinaa ?i&t il.r Mill ( ??--?>'? ??- -- - 'i/ - not utrfrcqncntly occasion permanent crippling ot the members affected The foltowing si tuple prescription is recom ineqded r.a a cure lor the distressing ailment: lake common rock salt, such as is used for snltittg down pork or beef. dry it in ah oven, then pouud it fine and mix it with spjrits of turpentiuo in equal parts,. .Put it ou a rag aud wrap it around the part affuoted aud as it gets ? dry pu't'.ou move; and in twenty-four hours we uro cured?the felon will be d^'JuV It witl do no harm to try it.? Journal of Agriculture: -r -r. .?.. ? " To RkjAovb Wart?. ?'iincturo of Oflutharidcs, with some drops of Tincture et* lbdiue, apply to tho warts with a small brnsh or a little stick, three or tour times a dny. lu a few days the 'v-a-ts will disappear.?Farmer? Zt&tinb. ? 11 ,mm m\mm _ '"Hood for this day and truin only" is a f; liucy printed on railroad tickets and which has bcoo Feveral times decided by the courts; It has recently Icon ugtiu decided that au o dlnary railroad ticket, for which a confederation has Leon- re ived by the company, is good until used except Ruch as "through tickets, or those issued for special purposes; and two hun drcd dollars damages wereawarcd agatnst A certain railnoad for eje.ting it passen _ J._9 ectbral, Throat and anoh aslMome'M Golds, " tis, . ptlOD. Probably narcr bofore In Uio whole history of medicine, has any thing won so widely and ao deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as thf? excellent remedy r0r pulmonary complaint*. Through a long series of yearn, and among most of tho races of men It hos risen hlgLer aud higher in Uielr eetimatlon, aaithaa become better known. Its uniform character ami power to cure the va rious affections of the lungs and throat, ' made it known as a reliable protector agi them. Whilo adapted to milder forms 01 dis_ and to young children, It is at the same time the ? most effectual remedy that can be given for incip ient consumption, and tho dangerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a provision against sudden attacks of Croup, it should bo kept oh hand in every family, ana indeed as all are some times subject to colds and coughs, all should bo provided with this antidote for them. Although settled Consumption is thought in curable, still great 'inhere of cases where the dlseaso seemed settled, havo been completely cured. r.;;d ttic patient restored to sound health by the Cherry Pectoral. So complete is its \etflry over the disorders of the Lungs and iroat.that tho most obstinate of them yield to it. Whan nothing che could retch them, under the Crt*>rrt Pectoral they subside and disappear. Sinjcrt and J'ublio Speaker? find great protection from it. Aethma la always relieved and often wholly cured by it. iBronchitU U generally cured by taking tho Cherry Pectoral In small and frequent doses. So generally are its virtues known, that wo noed not publish the certificates of them here, or. do more than assure tbe public that its qualities' arc fully maintained. Ayer's.Ague Cure, For Fever end Aruo, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fevar, Dumb .Ague. Periodic?! or Bilious Fever, &o., and indood oil the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic polconi. As Us name Implies, It does Cure, and does not foil, containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, BIs moth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance whatever, it In nowise Injures any pa tient. Tho number and importance of its cures in tho ague districts, are literall v beyond account, and \\r believe without a parallel In the history of Aguo medicine. Our pride is gratified by tho acknowledgments wo receive of the radical curca effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem edi*n had whnlW fnilfd. Unaoclimated" persons, cither resident In. or travelling through n?asma?c localities, will be protected by taking the A O UP CUPli daily. For I.ivrr Complaint,*, arising from torpid ity of the Liver, It Is an excellent remedy, 6tirau latin* the Liver 'Qto healthy activity. For Bilious Disorders and Idver Complaints, it ts an excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cures, whero other medicines had failed. Prepared by Dn. .7. C. Arm & Co., Practical and Analytical Chomists, Lowell, Mass., and sold all round the world. PBICE, 01.OO PJER BOTTLE. may il C ly Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at onoo ngreeuble, healthy, and effoctual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color, with the gloss and freshness of youth Thin hair is thick ened, falling hair checked, and bald ness often, though not always, . cored by its use. -Nothing can restoro tho hair whoro tho follicles aro destroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed. 13ut such as remain can bo Bayed for usofulness by this application. Iustcad of fouling too hair with a nasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean ana vigorous. Its occasional uso will prevent the huir from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which mako sonic preparations dangerous, and injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can only benoflt but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing cLo can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dyo, it docs not soil whilo cambric, and yet lasts long on tho huir, giviug it a rich, glossy lustre nod a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C, Ayer & Co,, Practical and Analytical Cuxmists, LOWELL, MASS. piticrs $100. may 11 c ly THE OLD ESTABLISHED' OF AMERICA. . ~7uT I . SOUTHERN mm / No. 8 N. Charles Street, BALTIMORn, AID: Organised and Pmtti Entirely to Preparing y/oung and (Middle cdrjed ciieti to dmcohb rnonovan Practical Accountants e^Mxjyf// SSticfrntMe_y//en. OVER 2600 YOUNG MEN rnoM tum SOUTHERN STA TPS #orv CRAPCATRD at this IXSTlTt'TJON, and are inn? fitting KesPttuiHe mmi Luc ratify Positions in the Unding JUNKS AND BUSINESS HOUSES of the Country. IHr.RR ARE NO VACATIONS. Students cent eft ft r ut any time. Special Indh'ldnml Inttruction and successruaran teed. Send for College Document* and splendidSpeci mens of /'entnanthi/. Enclose tut. Postage Stiitn/s. Address all Communications t? IF. II. 8A TiT.KB, Pre?H. Southern Business College, BALTIMORE, .VD. not 11 nVsoAift &ARGE and SELECT STOCK of OPENING! AT [f Aim . .. OA SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Which will uu SOU) ut. EXTREMELY LOW PHIZES, consisting of New Stylo DRESS OOODS. /Figured and PluinMUSLlNS. LA wns. CA.MUIUCS au i n WSOOKS, PIQUE8 of every I'nUerri and'-Prioe. Cood Stylo CALICOES. Pique imd Drew TRIMMINGS. hosiery, gloved; notions. &o. LONG-C LOTUS, SU E ET I NO. Tablo and Shirting LINENS. CASSIMKRES, COTTON A DES. KENTUCKY JEANS. CLOTH 1 NO nud HATS of tUe Latest SPECIAL ATTENTION called to the Large Stock of Ladies and Cents HOOTS nml dlOES, SADDLERY. Jl'AllN ESS, IIA III) >V ARE. GROCERIES. AVISES, LIQUORS, &o. apl 20 T. CA-KT^flLL, , /tCSXK'LL ST. OUANGJIBUUG, S. C lyc oct 7 COMPETITION DEFIED FELDER, AT men 1/iLAil 0 DRY GOODS, SHOES HATS AND GROCERIES. B?T GOODS DELIVERED AS USUAL"^a BACON, BACON! BACON! 3000 PounoV?. R St OES; 250rl Pounds SHOULDERS. 1000 Pound* 11A MS, 1000 PoituJs STRIPS. FLOURJ FLOUR^ FLOUR !'. ? A Choice Lot of this a. ti-1- arrivti. ud in ?Store. " Jmt rectal a riti.ico L' t <?'" T \ V I OU'S PREPARED II AM. to whi.-' wo call attention. All of ih.?'.*?. BO VI-. GOiipS ? r. ???II'. i. d 'm LOfTEU PRICES ihm enu h purchased ;it any other Homsu in Ortuiioloiru. Our STOCK of ?KOCEdOi S nr.- r-n vv.-.i "? !. i. fVrui (he I ho.p -I Mm :ots, thercluro "we ^naiaiitro tint ??jfjly CHriAl NE8* btvt F HE:-' UN ESS. T. A. JEFFORDS & CO. WILHELM THEODORE M?LLER HAS just returned from CHARLESTON with (lie best tu'lrctinn of SEED HUSH POTATOES ever brought to Orange burg, lie has on hand tbo EARLY ROSE. GOODRICH. PINK EYE. nn.l PEACH BLOOM. Also nno'.licr CHEAP LOT of HAMS from 10 to 1". els ?< r lb. . Wl.ii : NORTHERN PEAS. Green ami YcUnjv GARDEN PEAS. Eine YELLOW ONIONS. A lor of Prime Now York SMOKED TONGUES at 50 Cent?. BREMEN LA GAR by the dot., delivered free of charge It any llou*o. SWEET CIDER on draught. MA EL aud G HIST?Bolted nml unbolted. A splemlld selected WHOLE STOCK ol Men's, Women's and boy's SHOES. Also n Uu of Farmer's Indispensable Ini piemen t a, such n? TR ACKS. || V.MES. AXES. MANURE PORKS and PLOW LINES. He also now keeps on hand ;. SAMPLI RA RH EL of the World-wide, well-known ACME. COMMON WHISKIES from SI.10 u| wards. jan 13 The REST Double Distilled WillTE W1NI VINEG Ml in tlio Yillnge, without any es r epl ion. ?~;V CJutniiujj my sm ill share of the Irnd< and thanking my FRIENDS nud CUSTOM ERS for past favors, they will please remem her the NAME and PLACE. All Goods Delivered Free <>f Charge. W. T. jVCIJLTj"RT? (Nm miller,) WAV /)0\]\Y ROUXD THE CORNER. o tf TTT-OCLTUNrOPM THE PPRMC THAT HE IS stu ( i' \ T*. t: y1 N?; ON THE OAR ?V rintre Making ip ?II its vnrinufl branches nnd will Mnnuf telnvo er Repair" nl t) Shortest Notice, nil Carriages, Rnggies or Wngons. Anil am also prepared vvitn NEW PRESS AND G N TO GIN AND PACK COTTON SHORT NOTICE. Cortnn GINNED AT MY MILL has drought f-om \ to \ eenl mo than ihiit Ginned on the common Gins. oot 8 apl ly It. HIGOS. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!! DOYLE* & WILES, RESPECTFULLY IN FORMS TlbR c'.T1AENS of ok ANO EliL'RG COUNTY THAI lliey have purchased Ihn CARRIAGE shops AND works of thos. RAY And are CARRYING ON lb* O?EKIAG ID I >> U SIN E S S In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with US will he PROMPTLY FILLED All kinds of REPAIRING N EATLY DONK and with DISPATCH. COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. ;doyi,e. wii.ks a co.. dec IV : Orstigt '-'irsr. S ?' KJUlf V AVU1 XTiVIJVJ * 00 TO J. P. BARLEY'S AND buy CHEAP* Dry Goods, tio?ts, Hnoea, Hats, Cops, &c, of whiob be has just received a fresh Supply. ALSO FLOUR of all grades. BACON. LA HD, SUGAR and COFFEE of all grades. Resides numerous other articles in my Grocery Department all of which I am sell inc.at Prices not to be oxcelled for CHEAP NESS in tbo Town; Come and see for ytrur s circs; Jpeg* All Persons indebted to me must pay up immediately us 1 am compelled to close my books. A word to the wise is surhcicnt. .J. \: II A KLEY. oct I I may -7 o ly VINEGAR BITTERS K. It. Mi Damalh , l.'.l.,?..J 2t Cm t < o , DnnliU a 3 W.lK.K. I'ropHal (>??. Agtula, halt 1 MILLIONS Item- TrHtliuony to their Wonderful C'tirntlve Ellert s? Thoy arc not n vile Fnncy Drink, Made ?>r Poor It um, Whlakoy, Proof Spirits nud Defuse <.IN doctored, :-i:!rc;S ar.ti sweetened to please tho to?tc,called "Tonics." "Appetbjcra," '?Ue.siorcr*.**4ic., tlwu lead the tippler onto drunkenuo*.<nnd ruin,bo tans atria; Mrdiciue.nuulc from the Native itnots and Herbs, ot California, frco from all Alcoholic Stimu lants. They nra the C J It EA T III.ODD IM it I FIEItnnd A LIFE I21VINU PRINCIPLE, n perfect Renovator nml Invlgonitor of tho Sy?lciu, carrying off nil poisonous nmttrr and ronlorini; thcliluod to a healthy condition. No person can take lltese Die ters according to directions and remain Ioiik unwell, provided their Ihjiic* arc not destroyed hy mineral !??.:? ni'ir othrr means, and Iho vit.,1 urgiuut wailed beyond tho point of repair. Thi-y nrc a (icntlr Piiranllvo its well nm Tonic, poaacsiilnjr, nl*o. the peculiar merit of acting m u powerful nRcnt ia rulioviiiK CunRcMion or Inflam niation of the I.lvcr, mid all tlieVlsosral Organs. I'OH FEMALE COMPLAINTS, injonnsor c '. I, i.. vi i; -it or dnglo, nt the dawn of womanhood or at the turn of lifo. Uirac Tonic Bitter? have no equal. Far Inflnninialorv nud Chronic Khrumn tlsm nud (?out, Dynpcpsla or Iiidiaenlloo, Illlious, It omiti cm nml Intermittent Fe vers, hl? n?fn of the lllooil, l.lvcr, Kid neys and IIIndder, them Hilters) havo been most ?acceWuL ?ii. IiDlaenoes)arscansedby Vitiated Illood, which isgviicrally product d t>y derangement of the Diresl'vr Orenn?, l)YSPEPS|\ OK INDIGESTION. Dead achei Palu in the Shoulders, Couchs, Tightness of tho Client, DixtlncxS, Smir Eructation* of the Stomach. Hail Taste In the Mouth. IIIIioiim Attack*. Palpitatlono! the lli-art. Inflammation of the l.unc*, I'aln In the re eiom of the Ri tin i?. un<l a hundred other painful symp Ii ins, nrc the; oltiprtnir* of Dyspepsia. The} iuvleorato the Stomach and stimulate Iho torpid hirer and Bom li, which rentier tbeni of nneqnalled i IGcai i in cleansing the blood of alt impurities, aud ine partin? new life and vigor to tho whole system. Ft?U Bit IN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tester. Salt Rhi Jr, IIl?icbea, Spot?. Pimples, Pustule*, lioila, Car buncle*. Itfhg Worms,Scald Mead. Sore Kyoj, Bry.lpe lt>- Itch.Scurfii, Diacoforatienti of tho SV!n. Itumon aud Duiaatea of iho Skin, of whatever nasse or nature, atr llterallr diij; up ami i-arried out of the ?> stem in a ?hurt time by lbs use ?1 tln-no Unter*. Our bottl? in Mich ea.ru will coli?luce the uioul lucrcduloua of tbclr cura Urs effects. CleaiiKC tile VitinUd Blood whenever rnu fir.J its Im ptirition bursting through tho akin In Pimples, Erup tion* or Sores: elesr.ao It when you find It obstructed and fluiclsh In tho reins: eteamio it when it la foul. 4 and your fcellnc* will tell you when. Krep tho Mood pure, and tho hesJTu of the arstrm will follow. Pin, Tnpr, nnd other Worms, larklnc in tho system of so many thousanda, are effectually drstrored and removed-. Sa>* a distinguished phydnloelit, then- is aeareldy an Inillvidnvl upon the face of Ihr earth wIioh.- N>ly 1? exempt from the prr*rnc-t of ?wm, It Is n?t upon tho livnlthy element* of the body that wOnUaexlat. bat upna Ilm diseased humor* and ?limr dernsits that breed these livfas monsters of dia.-ai*.-. No Sf?t.i'tii of Medicine, no rrriniaiicr*. no anllii-lmintie* will freo tho iy*tein frost wona< like Uie.i.- llttt.r*. J. WALRBK, Proprietor. R. II. MeDONAI.D * CO., Uru?n-t-.! Urn. A rents, ,s?n PrsBclaeo. Oaliforala, and SI and 14 C'umnierre Street. Nrw York. B9*B0Ld> BY Al.l. DHUUUISTS AM) llCALKRS. aug lid k l\ THE "CR EAP B'LOODWW RIFIE Possessing i<otvcrfiil Invipon PROPERTIES^ iltV8^, VUiBVilu'lsinsi Thc^o Ddters are poetiivily i... its 'i hey purify tho system, and v . ; euro Itcmlttcnt and Intermittent Fever?, NERVOUS OlSE?SESi?VERCOMPLAINT and aro a preventive of ( h?ls and Fever. ll^l^lWJiig.turii.it-i^r.^.iw^i.^^!^ All yield to their powerlul cuicacy. Aro an antidoto to chango of Water and Diet, to tho waated fromo. and correct all IRREGULARITY Of THE BOWELS'.1 Will save days of suffering to the riik, anl CORPS NEVER WELL PEOPL Tho grand l'anacca for ail the ills of life. TRY, 0NE*v8OTTLE m Standard V PHYi PHYSICIANS THERE, PRESCRIBE IT U THEIR BITTERS. 5EEH1HT/n Young or Old. MarrieXf^CTiCE. ^>r Single, these Bitters sre un rto,uallsd and have often been thc^ tneano of saving life. TIV.O HI BOTTLE. nov 18 Mill GeariniShafling&Pulleys > llSENO FORACIRCUUUt-^t ?i|tio ly SOUTH CAROLINA UA1LKOAD Chawlebtok, B. C. December 2.1, 18*1. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBER 24, the PaFifetfger Train oil the South Carolina. Railroad will run as follows .' y u tOO. A?O?flTA. \?J Leave Charleston.n...8.10 ( Arrive at Augusta., FOR COLOMBIA. .4.S5 P. M. Leave Charleston.....8.10 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.4.06 V. M. for fir ah i. f.?: fort. Leave Auguela..7.40 A. M. Arrive nt Charleston.......8.20 P. M. Leave Columbia.1.7.40 A. M. Arrive at Charleston....../!...-.//...<..8.'23 P. M. TlinOVOU WII.JIISCTON TRAIN Leave Augusta.....8.00 A. M. Arrive at Kingville.....0.00 A. M. Leave Kiugvillc.12.80 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.6.80 P. M. ADOUSTA NIUI1T KXI'UKSS?H?MD AT8 SXOKV-TB? Len+e Charleston.-;.8.30 P. M. Arrive nt Augusta...7.80 A. M. Leave Attgusta..11.00 P. oL Arrive at Charleston......5.65 A. M. COLUMBIA ?IUUT EXPRKBS?8UKUAYS BXCBPT TF.D. I Leave Charleston1..-.7.10 P, M. Arrive a( Columbia.7.80 A. M. Les^-e Columbia.6.00 P. M. Arr.ve at Oharb-ston...7 00 A. M. Si;>I.MKRVII.I.K TRAIN. .7.25 A. M. ....;..8.45 A. M. M. M. Leave Summervillo nt.... Arrive at Charleston ut.. Leave Charleston at.8.80 P. Arrive at Summcrville at.....4.45 P. CAMUKN mi Amu. Leave Camdcn._.fl.l5 A. M. Arrive nt Columbia .1.10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M. Arrive at Couuleu . 0.25 P. M. Day anil Night Trains tuake close connec tion at Augusta with Georgia Kaiiro.id tttui Central Railruad. Niglil Train connects with Macou and Augusta Railroad! ( uluuibia Night Train connects with Greenville uiid Columbia Railroad, aud with Charlotte Uond lo points* North. f'simden Train i><>nni>?iu ni KlnirvHle .1-:i? (except Sundays) with Dny Passenger Train, and runs through 16 t'olumbin. A. L. TYLER, Vice-President. S. TV Pit-KF.Ns. General Ticket Agent. OKO. 8. HACKER, DOOR, SASH AND BLIND FACTtlY. CtinrlCAt?n, H. C. THIS IH \S LARGE AND COMPLETE i Factory as there is in the South. We keep no Northern W ork to till Country OrdeA?* Hend l?>r Priee List. Ftu-tory and Wni-ornoms Kitiir-Street. op ? ?' I-. Canuon-St., on line of City Railway: Atl iro*s GEt>. S IIAJ.KKR, P. O. llox 170. Charleston. S C *ept '.? M VC 1 y EC NOMY LEADS TO WALT II ! IIHK VNDErt81KNRD BUG LEWS TO inform the citizens of Columbia aud in rounding Country, that they have perm.i lenilv LOVAtKI) IN COLLUMRIA?, .ud ofler to the public n large assortment of PASII 10,\ A BLE CLOTH IXG FiliX/S/UXG G 001) St HATS, CAPS, ETC. PPilCH ASINC, OUR GOODS at first class louses and for casli, wo defy Compelition. Call and examine our STOCK-anil con vince yourself ihut y??u can S\VE MONEY by purchasing at our Establishment. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully invited to examine our Stock, being assured i hot wo can sell CHEAPER tlmn any other House in Columbia. S. STRAUS & BRO., Under Columbia Hotel, ocl 7?If Columbia, S. 0. The Celebrated Fertilizers; B(>>MA NIPULATE D~l Ft?R SALT BY Witcox, <;il?t?* A Co.,. IMPOHTKUS VNl) DhAI.F.I'K in Gi'axok, 118 Biitf Sii.'nnwth, Gi. 151 Bint ?'iy, Chtod'ston, S. C. For further infbrmation applv r addrem as above for Almanac for 1872. DULL, 8COYILL A PIKE, Agents at Orangeburg, S. C. iu y) 'reo ".A rnPloo? FACTO?! I Manufacturers qf ?RAND, SQUARE AND UP RIO If t PIANO FOBI^I, BALTIMORE? MD. Tiefte tnatruments hare beafc. before Public for nearly Thirty Yearo, and their ex teilende olona attained d prt naln< TONE. TOUCJ*. WORKMANSHIP. . And DURABILITY. MF? AH our SQUARE Pi?S?S have our New Improved OVERSTRUNG SCALE and the AGRAFFE TREBLE. JfrsJT* We would cull special attention to oar late* Patented Improvements in GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE GRANDS. . foand in no other I'iftno. which bring the Piano* near er Perfectitffi than bate not yet been attain - and chased prs-amihencr, which pronounces uneqaaied, in ed Every Plnno fatly Warratited for Five Years. ff?r- We are by special aYrtttge'm'ent ena bled ta furnish PARL?R ORGANS and ME LODKONSofthe most celebrated makers. Wholesale and Retail at lowest Factory Pri ce*. , , , Illustrated Catalogues' and? Price List? promptly furnishod on application to H M. KNABE & CO.",. ftaltfttrora. Md. (it arty of 6w regular established agencies, jren 27 fin* Hie People's Bakery* NEXT DOOR TO RED 6?FFEE POT, East of l'rcttitfterwn -C/rare*, Russell-St": Jest received* fresh supply or FINE CANDIES. CON PEC rtON ARIES. FRUITS. . NUT* Mid TOYS of every description, and at prices to* suit the times. I also keep constantly on hand FRESH BREAD. ' * CAKES of every description PIES, Ac. Prices reasonable. ALSO WEDDING CAKE prepared with great care to suit the most fiistid ? ? < taste?. The PATRONAGE of my friands and fal low-citizens is respectfully solicited. TH08. W. ALDEROOTTI. oct 14 dec 10 3bb i MONEY CANNOT BU* T.TI For Night Is PrlccletM XI BUT THE DIAMOND SPECTACLES WILL' PRESERVE IT. TRADE If you value your Eyesight use theso Per fect Lenses, Ground from Minute Crystal' Pebbles, Melted together, and derive their' name "Diamond4' on account of their Hard ness nnd Brilliancy. They wilt last many years without chnnge. and are warranted? superior to all others in ?So. Manufactured by . the Spet.jer Optical Manufacturing Co.. New York. C A I TlON'.?None Gchidng unjtyss staro etl with our trade mark. For Sale by Responsible Agents through out the Union. E. J. OLIVEROS, jun 20?ly Orangeburg, 8. C. Carolina Fertilizer TRIUMPHANT! Wii.mint.tox. N. C. August 21?t, 1871. For the largest production of Cotton la the acre. l.OtX) lbs. Cabolis.v FanriLuERB. For the largest production of Wheat to the acre, l.OOOlb*. Carolina Fkbtilizeb. The abnve premium* are for crops pro duced with the use of the Carolina Fertili zer alone, or in combination With plantation manures only, and the awarding of said premiums is left discretionary with the' committee of the Association under their rules; 8ANDERS, OAT ES A CO., Agents at Charlotte. STEVENS A CCBETON, Lancaster, 8. C. Utittt/ews, Lancaster Cocstt, S. C. To P. P. Zimmerman, Et$., Secretary of the Fair of the'Carolinas, Charlotte, X. C.: The following is a correct statement of Cotton- rahftid by Stevens & Cureton, on 11 acres of stubblo land, which wns manured with 400 pounds of Carolina Fertiliser. The' tollowing i- the mode of cultivation : It was thoroughly broken np 12 inches deep, and' laid off in-rows Jv| feet wide, nnd the Fer tilize ;? applied in the drill, then bedded on it on the 16tb of May, and planted the same day, but owing to the cool and dry weather, did not come up to a stand until about the 1st or Juno. First working it was ran nrotin? wiiil i? ti?ti viiuVci ?>??? j......... trimmed out with a hoe. Second working it was run around with a 8 inch grub, 12? inches long,-and-the middles thrown out with a sweep 18 inches wide. One furrow to a row and thinned to a stand with a hoe about 12 inches between thr stocks, and after wards it was ploug*-ul every t#o- weeks' with a Bweep 18 incbe. wide, and hoed each time, until it was worked five times. The following nrn oavreoi a'alcmcnt of the* Cotton picked: 1st Picking ...~.v~. 2541 2d Picking,...-...410? 8d Pickiug.418 Estimated amount of unopened maturedl bolls.816= Total.1,928 Respectfully submitted, STEVENS ft CURETON. I certify t \reighed the Cotton picked im the adnve statement, and it is correct. October 2d, 1871. W. A. GRAHAM. At the request of Messrs. Stbvkns ft Ct hktom, we have examined the 1& acre of Cotton, and* ihe estimate made above Is true tu the bust ol our obilitv. D. P. DURANT*. W. A. ??AHAM, JOSEPH M>D<;K.s. Premin:** awarded to^SSrnvBMs ft Crns tom on above ecrttneato: We will rell the above Splendid'Fertiliser at Forty-Five Dollars eash. or Fifty Dollars,; payable 1st Ni-v-mbep. -itIt i-.McYesI at 7 p?r oenl. pefitr '-tin, di-lirered-at'our War* iiuus? in Charier*-m. Agents will sell ae> sntneprk.s, adding the freight ami dreyege to their Depot?.. janl3 Am ELILVM te be had at SILK POPLINS *. S FELDE? ft CO.'1*