The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, August 31, 1872, Image 11
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Uouutj, UM himself down to emoy a
short sjflfc Uiog ?raowhat .fktJirtto.l
'iKSMBCHiiiflrfi^urd Ubor. Tu a few
. conceivable w-s used to
j could *
alarmet
J?jfpr.v ii _
awokon hina, even to, the application ot'
ru.d hot irons, brit^^jJbotttavail. Mor
phous Uttld hta^^BBEftffibjlf^
and no puoy etlo^^KBK^RJB^'.
could break tho spell. And iu thotrauoe
likc etat? Mr. Powers ?tili remains
Nourishment, in the f<^?*^g*tte?Yt3btt?
beou forced into ??????? umoi?u ?fcr art
ciul means, and
atiou is quite regular
reVin a very audib'e
and distinct manner. The subject of
ibis wonderful oase of eatalepsis i^f^^VV
two years of age, aud bad boctfc ^t^msR
cutly iti a state of good preservation sjj^
Idi'-vtaife mor.uin- previous
cngageiLju PulKnar^fodder. There sceius
to be M^Hrnlmffff 'nr^m\ tu
oi volition, whilst thf
its regular pulsation'.
May Be Worth Preserving.?The
Mcdi'-al Homo has the following recipes
which tnaj- be of value:
A loa mad* of chesuut leaves' ??a ]
drank in placo of water, will euro t
nicetUflLtta^ttiftLtAfc ?liwkopsy in a fe
d*jj
^WHBPHRsflWpe^Sl^ried whoitle
berries, and in tho place of water, is sure
ind speedy euro for a scrofulous difficul
loach leaves, is a sure
lifficulty.
A plaster rondo of fr.^h elack lime and
fresh tar is a sure cure for cancers.
[H(80on ooine
; apply raw
I, under the arms, in the
i hange often; diet, chicken broth. Do
not p'u'bon tl
leave j QsterityfML^?hsWrotta?
ul our etupiikl^?33^Bul?tioi)Wci
aud other
imprgnst
fek^lic feinu.1! pox and .be i
roe
A MaTd?5
ieabt.-What is till,
n? ojj?_gn^gn's hflartE^ Thje^quis
untcutimental experts. The daughter ui
^flsHRSsf?rr^^i u
r duiing her illness per
mother, iu the iiiiei>rjst of
s, to give uimibe poor girls liottVt.
^^rjr^tjihB^p^ the Doctcr
eight thnlcrs^yg^ti ?silver grosehen) foH
a^tt^Mgsibs und. trouLla. She. delayed
complained, and-t!n?n she
gave oufc&??&e considered he gift ot
her dlMttMpR t^|?fc*s>g?rf^B/alent to
jniandcd. If this was not
i slm required tho heart t >
HTO^^^u^rrtTT^B^n^fflsOTGt to be
"he dueter qannot
%w* MnathJf ,]_
persists iu lifs
biust be tried,
' is ur not worth
vor grosehen.)
jLharity tf?Vers a uiultidude ot sius
?*rtfe<ore-^k?d,rso- does politonoas before
uy", DtT^huccetit.
*??"wo jnk ?.an? na..
om which spring
rich suan to be
9SVis>
r evening hours
BH9Us%0s^^D^pctdi'(*
c rest of tho mind,
spirit what sleepy, to the
^?t^tdy, Uftttriwlintcat and refresh men t. It
? tmy jtf cover, folly, keep,
Ivb? \Nfmam/ Mod preVMit.
iife's lie-Id
^BM^rvflttflE^iTn^hcnp scorn upon
^^rero. We did -uot see the conflict W
r?o ret know ih^^cira.
split
I -8 ? ?
r,or1tl&olrs'fUp,i
i or foul ulceratious on ecmo part of
il ueo of a bottlu
tile, even when no
eenpear. Persons nf.
_r-afrnplaluts generally
:d immediate relief, and, at length, cure, hjr tho
M^s^sw^tjiotTor^E^yaipefae', Tette^!
?as
Jihcum, 8cal& Head, Rinaxoorm, Bare JSyee.
Sore Fare, and other eruptions or visible forma
cf Scrcfalciis dlssiso. AW to the more eon
forms, as Dusoeasia. Dropsy, Hear}
f Fitmt V^IMnr tiettralQia, an?
us Ulcarqwtt aflcctfons of the musuul&t
oue bj?ttm%\Jrr JL
Syphilis or Venereal ami Mercurial Die
s cured by It. though a long time is re
r subduing these obstinate maladies by ?
Iclno.. Bu? long-continued use of this
o will ciire tho complaint.' JLeucarrhata,
itcsj Uterine Ulcerations. and .Female
tre commonly soon relieved and uId
id hr its purifying and Invigorating
ite directions for each case are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Jllteumatisnt
apd Gout, when caused by accumulations of" cx
traoc?un'matter? 5n tho blood,j " '
ran^tf^p^oJfl^^
PARILLA is a great restorer fcnMheMrebgthf
tnAyjaKk of thqayajig' ?IftfO vfno Ire Ia?^
ifftpidfm lAstltssMDei.'LMtint, Sleepless,
arid-troubled ^ta?y^Jqjjii nhi iisOTii 11 or
.rears, ot any of the aCccilcr.s symptomatic of
Weakness, will find Immediate relief and con
vincing evidence of Its restorative power upon
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. AYEB A CoVfc?Wetli ?SiJ.T
Practical an<I Analytical Cht~iiiiQ. "}
j SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS EVF.IVnVIlEItE.
MALL'S
YlfltTA9lE SICILIAI
HAIR
RENEWEB.
Every year increases tho popu
larity of this valuable. Hair Prep
aration, which is due* to merit
alone. We can assure oaf; old
patrons that it is kepi fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara
tion for restoring Gray or Faded
Hair to its youthful color,' making
I
scalp, by its uae, occomcs white and
clean. It removes all eruptions and
no propcr
rom fulling
Ind nourishes
[ts use, the.
hail' grows thicker and stronger.
In baldness, it restores the capillary
extreme old age. It is the most
economical Hair. : Dressing ever
used, as it requires fewer applica
ble
ic hair u yilendid,
.ssayer of Madsacnot
sett:;, says, ?'The constituents arc
pure, .and caivfuliy selected ibr ex~
vfcllcTit qa';da< !*nrit/B consider it
the , Bk.-t Pnnr.M'. vTioN ? for ils
int?adjld purposes." - ' y&i
Sold bycll Dr\i<r:ji '" mi i Dealers tuMLdicincs.
Pri?o One Dollar.
As' ?ur itenewOi in many cases
rcquife??)??BBf ttlU?l<?> :uul to?
tLy&^ifoiifrj?eparaiion, which will
quicklyi'Pjtd effectually accomplish
this result. It, is easily applied,
and produces n color which will
neither rub nor wash oiT. Sold by
all $)ruggit?r?., Price Fitly Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HAlL & CO.,
ir.avlf*'5*** ? Jy '
I ' 'M vela o#k'?J^ * *. |
, . _ ,ini
^asSSSL *
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
T^' SOUTHERN
YNo. 8 N: Charles Street,
fiAL TIMORE, MD.
nit Dc%c%* Ent4kly is PWMtf
and (?iliddie c-:J<jcd ??en
TO BECOME TllOROUaU
L>:'mt?rds
/ jtt_
OV/>R 2600 YO
? ?" ?
haht" en A DVA TEl > VT/O.V, and
ettemihl* and Lucrative jinitient in
f?&SESo/
nit (in
are nowJit/in,
tKe Undine
the Cenniry.,
JJm it*. ? _
iividitttl Intri nttioH and tmcets gua*au
enter sit aue thdt.
StecteU fndivlditetl Interaction etnd tu.cets guei'ati.
:tdjnr Cv/le, 11 <; nd :Hen-Ed S/eel>
ptsne *f Penmanthfpe 4bls%eeM-e PetttH* SUtmft
eiddrett alt CoMiwunic.Uf?m*da>,m , .
V.U.efADl.t:V,rrenU. .
?_ p.... n.....
?0^ U
Stutnern Butinet 't JBillege,
BALTIMORE, MD.
(This solid English Company paid over tare* million. Dollar* at Chiago Fire)
LiFK insista^?Sri ixOXE
Tho 1
i .JAS. H. fOWLES, AGENT.
WWlmrci^orsale: TTOyBTTSP' * ?,?Bfc ***3M MPr^WT1^
BUY
TrTjOTfS
JO
J. M'NAMABA'S . ..
Ho has jj^r^neda^KLWCT 8*?QK,iiSSjrito ^ ^ LAT1j*7
yards to SI j|H iMkin ?.f t he t'hn'ieost Pa': Kunoy English Oassitnere",
Coatings, OlotfrsT^OTlt w^sfl^CTTO, Twtf<m#jHflfcthadcs, Jeans and Linen I > i - i 11 -.
He has alstun large iWpply of PrQwn JMi&^BlUll^hirtings, Ticking", Stripes. Dcm
ka0M;. 0tf 0-fSAg)|9&y doj^eripti.!!), among thoui a nice lot of Ladies fiaitOrJt.
Ready-made Clothing, Hats. ?v.o.. and a vet v General Stock of Groceries;'Hard
wniO.
apl 20
kiud pati'uiugo, I solicit a continual Inn of the
J. McNAMARA.
INGr. OPENING!
AT
T. CARTMILL'S
A LARGE and SELECT STOCK of .
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
\Vhioh will be SOLD at EXTREMELY LOU' PRICES, coufiating of
. *y-4- \ ' . ? ?<"?? '' : ? \ &f V
New Style DRESS goods.
Figured and Plnin MUSLINS.
LAWNS. CAMBRICS and NANSOOKS,
PIQUES of. evfary JialtcxxLand Trice.
fiood Styli OALJCOES.
Piijuo ' - TRIM MINGS
hosibry. gloves, notions. &c.
LONG-CLOTHS, SHEETING.
Tahlo and Shirting LINENS.
CASSIMEKES. COTTON A DES.
KENTUCKY JEANS.
CLOTHING and HATS of the Latest
Styles.
Also
SPECML AXa^tTtOliknajgn LoSSLa JJBtza Stool; of Ladies and Gonti HOOTS an !
SHOES, SADDLERY, HARNESS, H A ItO'-Y A HE*, 0 HOCH UM ES. WINKS. LTQUOdS, &
apl 20
T. CARTMILL,
t-1 J? USSKh h S T.: OR A XGRJJI 'H G, S. C.
lyc
oct 7
in
THEODOEE MTJLLEK,
AS just rrti
IT
with the
.kston
fed
irish potato
?v.irg. He has o
EARLY ROSE?
GOODRICH.
PINK EYE.
and PEACH bloom.
AS
ork SMTJKED
Also anutlifltJCIIiiiitli^UJ UAH?^rom
10 to 16
Wbil
Gro
Fiiie^tH0BOlR0N
A lot of Prime New
10NOUES at 50 Cents.
11R EM RN LA OA U by the doz., delivered
rree of ohasge.trsuy Hnusa.
" 11L.0? draught.
T ? txjlUid ;(nd unboiled.
b or dvt
jan 15
Hurt
I1
A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of
.Men's, "tfomen's arid boy's SHOES.
Also u>1ot of Farmor's Indiupcnsable Im
plrmenti such a? THACKS. I? WIKS. AXES.
MANURE FORKS'nnd PLOW LINES.
He also now keeps on hand a SAMPLE
PARREL of the World-wide, well-known
ACME.
COMMON WHISKIES from $1.-10 up
wards, t
The REST Dnnl.lo,Pit-tilled WHITE WINE
VINEGAR hi tho Village, without any ex
ception.
jf^V* Claiming my 'mall share of the trade
and thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM
j EES for, post favors, they will please rcinem
' her th.- ,NAME and PLACE.
All Goods Delivered Fjee of Cli?rge,
* JPLi * 3 k .
'. T. ^riTT/T/RR PW* MILLER,)
ir.n- nnwx Rovyn the corner.
_ . . a . tf
!? _TLi_
WOULD INFOPM THE PUI5LIC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON THE CAR
riaire Making In all its various hrhnohe* and will Manufncture or Repair at tht
Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Ruggies or Wagons. And ?tn also prepared .with
NEW PRESS AND O TO C.TX^VND PAtJK COTTON
SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY mILL ban bronghtlf-om I to J cont mo^
liar that Ginned on tho common Gins.
o0t R apl 2?ly It. RIGGS.
I'
T
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NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT! 1!
R
^)?YLE, & WILES,
BSPECTPUI.LY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF OUANGKRURO C>''NTV THAT
tbey have purchased tho ^
CARRIAGE SHOPS ANU OF THOS. RAY
A?RYIN0 OS 41.o
U *V Iv li X A G x^: B Xr 8 I IN K S R
n ATI its rr A NCI.'US. Ovdov'l-ft with IIS will ho PROMPTLY PILLED;
All kinds of REPAIRING NKATLY DONK and with DISPATCH.
C?FFlS? FUlvSi. /flJDrAT SHORT NOTICE.
o Orantf/'Fnr?. S
H
deal?
Save Your Money !
?t^-** \ni*o *?*^ *******
tmkpf-Miradea.
IX?Mu? igiiUflt *?! Kit?.
BMffcffi HHKn%oara**vJMlMQNlt>4^''iif'
Grapery J)ep&rj meut alUof ffJ?chJ i
ing~at Prices" not to b? McerjW'ioT 4
N ESS in
8clv&9.
All Persons indebted to me must pay
up immedifttfilvaa rain' ceinpolled to do"
my boilTQi^betfSaiiaAKnl
, - um}
oct 14
E88 in tho Town. Codi? atiti (toe for your
VINEGAR BITTERS
J. W.i.K.r. Prerrial -r. R. II. McPoiaio * Co., lirurz ???? *
G??. Af.aU, lu r'rsaclsro, C*l., and ?? Cemnxix* ?tr..t, N. Y.
MIXIriOKB Bear Te^lnany to/t%lr
^.Wonderful t'utMitivo EiTecla.' .....
Tlicy arc not i vil? Fn ncy D.Ir.l?, Mrute of Foor
Rum, Wlilnlicy, Proof Spirits and Refuse
JuJ-iiorn doctored, spiced and sweetened to please tho
ttwtc, called "Tonic?,*' "AppcUicr*," "Ilortorcr?,"**,
tliat lead the tippler on todniiikcnn'eMnnd rtiin.botoro
alruu MedlcW.tnado from the Native Roots and Horbs
of California, froo from nil Alcoholic IS Ilm H
linilx. They are tho UREAT 111*00? Pl'Rl
FI ER and A I.I I K UIVIKG PRINCIPLE,
a perfect Renovator aiajL Invlfiorator ot tho ByKtcm,
carrylngoff all poiaonoua matter und restoring thcblood
to a healthy condition. No person can take theso Ult
tcrt according to directions and remain 1?-?-sr unwell,
provided their bonos ar? not destroyed by rjitnorul
poison or other means, and tho vital organs wo?Uxi
beyond thcj>oint of repair.
They uro n Gentle I'uvenlivr ns welt na n
Tonlo, possekiliiK. also, tlio ;?? ruli.ir merit ot octiou;
as a powerf"l aRcnt In relieving Congestion or Inflam
mation ot tho Liver, and all tlio Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, inyonngor
old. married or single, at tho dawn of womanhood or at
tho torn of life, theso Tonlo Hitters have no equal.
For Inflammatory nod Chronic llhonmn
flam and Coat, Dyspepsia or ]Baiigeatloitj
IllUoua, Remltlcut and Intermittent Fe
ver?, Diseases of Ihr Blood, 1.1 vor. Kid
nera and IIIaddar, these Bitter* have been moat
successful. Snch Diseases are censed by Vitiated
Blood, which is RciiersllOproducoil by dcrangotuunt,
ot tho DIscatlTo Orgnas*
tivsi't rsi v oit INDIGESTION, Dead
ache, Palo lo the Shoulders, Coturbs, Tiebtncu of the
Chest, nittlnom, S-.ur Eruc'.atlom of tha Stomach,
Had Taste In the Mouth. Billons Attacks. Palpitation of
iL? &?srt, fa&asnaattoa of ??_?? Ijmr?, Palo In the ra
tions of the Bldneys. and a hundred other painful symp
toms, are the onsprlaffs of Drspcpr'x.
Tbcr invigorate the 8toroncli an.1 stimulate the torptl
I.iver aod Dowola, which reuder them ot ?n. m ?li. I
efficacy in clvsnslns the blood of ail iruiiurittcs, and im
ror'.ius acw life aod visor to Uio.?hole erstem.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Em pi Ions, Tetter, Halt
nbcum, lliotclics. Spot*, Plinples, L'uat?fea, Holl?. Car
fcncIes. Rlne-vVonns. Scald Head. Sore Eyes, Kry?ipe
. ttch. Scurfs, lhscoloralions of tlie Skin, Humor* and
Diseases of the Skin, of what.-v^r mm* or unturr, bio
literally dug up and carried out of the m item in a ?bort
time by the use ?I these Hitters. One battle In stjeh
esses will convtneo the luost incredulous of tbeir cars.
11 vo effects.
Cleanse Uie Vitiated Clood whenever yon Und its Im
purities bursting thiouch the skin in P'.ir.i ;? ?, Brttp
tlons or Sores; eleanso it when you flivl it obstructed
:.:.!?...??.;!'.. la llto veins: clesns? it when It Is foul,
aril your feeling-* will tell you when. Keep the Mood
pore, and the health of the sv.tctn wilt follow.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the
?>sten] of so many tbOusaods, are effectually dostrored
and removed. Says a distin:nl*li?d physlnloirist,
tbetf ia sn indtviduai upon the face of the
earth ?hose body Is i Tempi from the prrs^nee of
worms. It is not upou tho healthy ih-ui.-nt* of tSo
body that ?otl?i ctM, Imt npon tho rtim-vs.sl lio-.jor?
and slimy that bn-ed these livluc tnnns.ers of
ttUeaso. No System ot Alt-diclae, no ^ennifiin. s,- no
antliclnilntles will froo tb: ayjtcm fiovn worms like
them Bitters. . -?<
1. WALK EU. Proprietor. U II. MCDONALD A CO.,
Drnrelstr aud <!en. Arcuts. H?n Frsneiseo. California,
and it and 31 Commerce Strret. New York.
D3-SOLU ?V ALL OKUUQISTS AM) DKALKttS.
aug 20 k I y
THE CRrTAP-BLOOP PURIFIER.
1'osaetvi.as powerful invigoratuig'
PROPERTIES^ A PLI?tANT DRINK.'
Theso Hitters sro poaitivtlv tavaluablo in
^s^iai^MH,
N PIS
Thew -p?r*1/ *?? ?T9lCTn> ?n?1 wiu cur0
. Bemtrtent and Intermittent %
NtHWU^DI StASf:?tttV?R GOrVlPj.MNT
and are a prercnlivo of Chills and Feyer.
All yield to their powerful cfllMcy.
Are an aa?doto to changacf Water and JUic t.
to the wasted framo, and conoct all
Will Suva daya of auffcrlncf to tho tick, and
Tha gi aod Fanacea for all the ills of life.
TRY ONE -BOTTUB
Tie Standard yfXPHYSICIAKS ?
}hllUIlT^^n Youno;or01d,Mn^?N?J'^^''2j
^r** Siatla, these Hitters sio un\
^^aquaUed and have often been the>.
aw means of saving life.
.TRV.OHE BOTTLE. >
' * f *fy T ?* "a ' i
nov 18 ly
Mill Gearin^Shaflin(>&Pulleys
W?H#%TlMt^
oj} It) ly
SOUTH CAHOjLiNA PAIUtOAI)
Leave Chart en? u in IMM i. *?
AirtTC iU Augusta...-.
( . December 23, 1871;
ON ANUvAFTEH Sl'NUAY utiCeMB?ft
24, tho 1'anscnger Train on the South
Carolina Swire-id will i n r.jlig.,
FOB AL'0 L'rtTA. .{gtf
..4.% P. M.
'?to.?.?.8.10 A. M.
Columbia.4.05 P. M.
^cA^^.UlRotoi?.
LeaYO A#ustu...........7.40 A. II.
Arrive at Charleston.....8.20 P. M.
Le^voWufSbU.4?S/?H.A....7.40; A. M.
Ar#*ft'l.tiC>r,e^top>TJ..w|..,....f.:L20 P. M.
1 ?tfvTjuHK? y,Lri^,TTo TBA,% s
Leave Augusta,.;.8.00 A. If.
Arrive at KingVP.le. .(MX) A. H,
Leave Kiugvillo.12.30 P. ,M.
ArVtvo at Augusta....G 80 PrM.'
aOoxsta ^fonr r.jtPaBWsAB^NDXfa'KXcKPTtn
Leave CknrlcHton.S?tt.?4..*?..&?0 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.7.80 A. II.
LeavoWgffBiA.:.?.*.*....?.....ti.OO P. If.
Arrive at Charleston.5.65 A, M.
> H X~- ??^a^?:m?.
""? ' v'^^Tt'ir?ttl-aHT4rJ^qay3 except
'\ 'lUfyiY. t?p..*sr<r*VP ?**,|
Leave Charleston....7.10 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.'..7.?0 A.M.
LA?t*4? Columbia.:...;..at.;.6.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.7.00 Ai M.,
*. ??>>?>. ?? '>^P> ?J
hummkrv1lle thais.
l.ouve^trnimVrville rfl."ilW't M..
Arrive at. tijiorlestoo-oU-*<-sii?i.8r*5 A. M.
Leave Charleston at .:.H.80 P. M.
Arrive at SUmmervillc aiu....:.ra..lr4? p. M.
. OAMUE.N UK ASCII.
Leave Camdcn.0.15 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.I'l.JO A. M;
Leave. Columbia.1.1"> P. M.
Arrive at Caittden. c,.*2.-: p. M.
Day au<l Night Trniua-maku close counoc
tlon at Augusta with Georgia Hairroaa ami
Central Railroad. < a ftp e!
Nigl^t Train connects with Macon and
Augusta Railroad.
. Columbia. .Night Train connect*, with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, arid with
Charlotte Road tnpointoiKortb. ?. x>
Camden Train connects at Kingviile daily
(except Sundays) with f?ay PussengtfrTrain,
au-l runs through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, Vtce-PrcVlucnt.
8. B. Pickess, General Ticket Agout.
(jio. s. hackkk,
1)00R, SASH AND BLIND FACTOR*,
C'tiarlc?fort. S. C
THIS IS AS LA HC K AND COMPLETE
?i Factory as thure is in the South.
We k..^p io Northarn Work tu fi':l Country
)rders. Semi for Price List.
Factory und VVnror.opms. King-Street, an
io<*ite. Canuoa-St., on line of City Railway.
...Addros* <iCO. 8. HaCkCU.
P. (). Bex 170, Charleston, S C.
sept 5? wee ly
EONOMY LEADS TO
W^lT.T I I !
rw^HB UNDERSIGNED BF.G I.E'.VK TO
? iuforiQ tho citizens o? Columbia and
surrounding Country, thai they have perma
nently . I
LOCATED IN COLUMBIA,
and oder to tbo public a largo assortment of
1 ASUIO.\ AHI.K CLOTIIIAG
FCJiXISULYG^ GOOD X,
IIATS, CAPS, ETC.
PUilCHASUJG Oriv <JOODS .it first class
H u-? ? and fo<* cash, we defy Competition.
Call and examine our Sl'OCKand cou
.-ince yourself that you can SAVE MONEV
? iv nilrbhnsing a' our Katablishovent;
"COUNTUVMHUCUANTS arc. re-peel fully
nvited to examine onr Stock, being assured
hat we can sell CHEATER than auy other
louje in Columbia.
S. STRAUS & URO..
Under Columbia Hotel,
oct 7?tf Columbia, S. C
Tho Celebrated Fertilizers
'^fet^ciAri
for SALE P.V
?lifo,, fa!i??m a (p.,
lMi-mni-.il? ask Dr. a i.v. is ;s Gtaxus,
1 IS Hoy S.'., Snvonnah; Un.
m n.ry. Char'**??, S/C.
For further Information arplv??^rf
,fi above for Almaono fdr ? rti^
f.( !,'., SCOVlLL .'c PlKU,
Arcnl? .-it -Orangcbu.y, c.
P. P. TO ALE,
Mnnntotqfter and Dc?l?i%
No. 20 Hayne Street and Uorlbcok's Wharf
CHARLESTON, 8. C, .
WOT This is the Largest and most Com
plete Factory of the kind in the Southern
Stales, and all articles in this line ean be
fu'-niahed by Mr. P. P. Toal? at prices which
defy competition.
tfgf A? pamphlet with full and deta
list of all sizert of .Doors Snahea and Blinds,
and the prices of each, will be ucnt freo and
post Paid, on applicatiod to"?
I I*. P. TOALE,
CHARLESTON. 8. C
july 15 . . . weo
StXTY-FIVE FIRST PRIZE ME
DALS A WARDED!***'* ^
THE QREAT^*^
[Hontbcfei PUuto
^aRiWfWroRy.
Mannfaeturers of . . a->**-!>/
GRAND. SQUARE ANf> tTPRfOBt
BALTIMORE, MD.
These Instruments have been be
Public for no? rly Thirty Years, and upon1
their "-""it?"?^f||jj^y? ""fliVjnjfl, unpitY
rhasrd pTtxmincnccx whiedTpSnounc'es thorn
uhequaled, in
tonb'toucii. fdffift*'11 ?> ^,
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."??-? 4?t I**"**:*'And BCR^BIMTT.
f^T AH our SQUARE PIANOS lave our
New Improved OVERRTRUNtf' SOlMEtaffr
the AGRAFFE TREBLE.
Wc would call special attention to onr
late PnltUtUtllWWIproTTi?Wttu iu -GRAND'
PIANOS?and SQUARE GRANDS., found in
no other Piano, which bring the Piano near
er Perfection than has not yet been attain
Every Piano fully ITm-ranCcd
for FIto Yo?rH.
B?2P" We ni n Tit nprnisbii?MOflenunl ena
bled la ruruish PARLOR ORGANS ant! MR
LOT)EONS of the most celebrated trinke?, ?
Wholesale and Hetuil at lotcett Factory iVi
r.'t.
Uluptrated Catalogue* ami Price Lists
pionrritly furnished on application to
Vv m1. KNABE & CO.. Balt imore. M*.
Orally of our regular established agencies.
jan 27 ^mm^mmgtfg^ ,,m
For Steht i% Priores? !Z
BI T f UK diamond' SPECTACLES WILL
PRESERVE IT.
If you value your Eyesight use'ratiae. Vn-\
fee! Leuses, Ground from Minute Crystal
Pchblo?. M\dtod together, and derive iheir
name "Diamond" on account of their Hard
ness nnd Brilliancy. They will last many
years without change, and are warranted
superior to all others in aac.
Manufaciui Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Co., New York.
CAETION.?None Gcuuing unbss stamp
ed with our'trade mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents through
out the Union.
E. * OLIVEROS,
jiin 20?ly Orangeburg,'S. C.
Carolina Fertilizer
TH1UMVUANT!
?ViLMixnTOX, N. CM August 21st, 1871.
For the largest production "of Cotton to
iho acre. 1,000 lbs. Cabounv Fr.nTiunER.
For the largest production of Wheat'to
the acre, 1,000 lbs. Carolina Fr.Kni.izan.
The above premiums are for crops' pro
duced with the use of'tho Carolina Fertili
zer alone, or in combination with plantation
manures only, and the awarding of said
premiums is ltnV discretionary with thor
committee of the Association under thei?
rules.
. - SANDERS, GATES & CO.,
Agents at Charlotte
STEVENS hCURETON,
Lancaster, S. C.
Waxuaws, Laxcasjer County, S. C
To /'. Zimmerman. ^1tj?gf"<g? of the
lair of the Carohnai, Vharlotte, A\ C ?
The. following is a eofreot statement of
Cr;ton raised by Stevens & Curcton, on 1J
acres of stubble lund, which was manured*
with 400 pounds of Carolina Fertiliser. Tk?'
following is the mode of cultivation: It was
thoroughly broken up 12 inches deep, and
laid on" msam*4t ^ct^uid^^ ggd the Fer
tiliser applied in tha urjjl. tben bedded on
it on the 15th of May, and planted tbe sans a
imjr, uu. u...i.b .u- ...v . ? - ~_--U...
did net come up to a stand until about tho
1st o' "
Juno.
wit h
First working it was run
a half shovel and partially
raunt,
trimmed out with a hoo. Secend working
t was run around wiJj 1 o inch grub, 12
inches long, and the middles thrown out with
a sweep 18 inches nide. One ttMTOty to a.
row and thinned to a stand with a hoe about).
12 tnches between the stocks, and after
wards it nwonf I'lipfawL QT*n' t*o weeks,
with a spoen IS incites wide, and hoed each,
inio, until u was worked five times.
The following is a con cot statement of the
Cotton picked:
1 t?t Picking.4.i.254'
2d Picking.410'
3d Ticking....41?
Estimated amount of unopened matured
.polls..^'...810
% *rfU? 4Ml4 1=. jl-mii^V i.r?
Total.1,92?
Resprct fully s?bmlMH,
STEVENi? & CURETON.
I certify I weighed the Cotton picked in '
the ad<iveJsffrrrm?at,,4MMt' io oorreet.
October id, 1S71. W. A. GRAH AM.
At the request of Mkssra. bte^exs A
Cubeton, we have examined the 1^ acre ot'
Cotton, and the estimate made above is trno*
to ihc best of onr oWUl"
pay
houso io
same prit. f,
to their Depo
r.y.o. W.4VII
ertilizef
??Bare,
A gent r w!ll stl'l at
j freight and drayage
VMS^ CO.