The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 22, 1873, Image 11
A .Small Pox Remedy.
SChe fbilofitigi statement of a co res
pewkeot,ofitUo Stockum (Ca.) Her.'hl
haft been going the rounds of tho pape 'f.
Al^ejy^a^lyBnj^'n says lie has soot, it
teatedicith entire snccess. We repro
duce^WeFeTorV, Tor what It \* worth,
''I here wit li append arcoipo which It's
been ue^jtegn|y- kuowledgc in hundreds
of AMSLjLJUr*')X prcvct:i or cure th
HflSffAbAd 9? P??"'ff *r0 filling.
When Jeuncr discovered cow pox in
England, the world of science hurled uo
avalanche Of fa tue upon his head : but
when the most scientific school of (medi
cine in the world? that of Paris?pub
lished this rccuipt tut a panacea for small
pox, it is passed unheeded. It is hanu
leee when taken by a weli person. !t
will also cure scarlet fever. Hero is the
rttape as I have used it, and cur d mj
children of the scarlet lover ; here it i
??^L'wdit to cure small pox:. When
le.tr.ied physicians said the patient must
^ie, ii ourod ; Sulphate zinc, one grain;
foxglove, (digitalis), one grain, half a
teaepnonful of sugar, mix with two tablo
opoonfuls of water. When thoroughly
nixed, add four ounces of water. Take
a spoonful every "hour. Either dbea.se
' will disappear in twelve hours. For a
child, spialler doses' according to age
If counties would compel i h? ir physi
cfVtos to use this, there would be no
need of pest bouses. If you value a Ivica
nod experiouce, use this for that ter.ib'c
disease."
The Chelsea (Jfaas,) Public says four
or five oasoc of. the disease have been
cured by the above remedy in thai town,
to tho editor's personal knowledge.
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Eight Locks to the Moll.
T1IK OKIUIN AND GUAR ACT. It OF THE
T r 'h 41 . '
P?ODlOY COTT?M.
Tho unparalleled pr -ductivencss of
Canuon's prodigy cotton bids fair to in
augurate a new era in cotton planting,
aojd, as the.o is evidently a disposition
en the part of enterprising planters to
give this cotton a trial, a comprehensive
description of its origin and character
will be of interest.
The prodigy cotton is :. new and dis
tinct species of short -cotton, bcari g
eight locks to tho boll?twice th > nuin
ber born by ordinay cotton. It is pro
greaflivc, the tendency being to increase.
^^JteVeral bolls have bcoo gathered from
tha eight lock stalks which Ix.re twelrc
*?a<le*Aa. Tho double fruitage of the eight
**J ttel cotton is in itself a jrreat consider*
""t*'rv 9wm'i airiML ?? j 1.1 ? ~
?<4Rf9^M.|t;Will by iuoreosing the \yield
diminish both the quantity of land to be
1? jpitnl and tho expense of labor. In
ftoduetirenoss it far surpasses any on
H?? fftftf(ft.^aTin? yielded the past year,
with a limited application of fertilizer*.
^l^UjOppcrfcct cultivation, a', the rate of
fit thousand pounds to the acre ! Colo
Del Cannou in 1871 started with one
boll of eight lock cottou : ho has now
*eed enough to plant threo quarters of an
acre, from which ho expects to gather at
the rato'of seven thousand pounds ol
-??od cotton to the acre. The genuine
eight lock seed cati bo obtained from
? v-Jcb? Thompson & Co., soodsmeu and
*H*>.goiiats, No. 388 King streot. at one dol
tar % ?e?d, aud some of tho seed growing
ob the same stalks from which the eight
K locks ?ss gathered, but pcaring lor and
five locks to the boll, will be sold . for
eeventy-fivc cents a seed. The.-e laut
will prod c oight look bolls, but not in
the same ratio as tha genuine eight
, , . Jock.? Charleston iVeios.
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Urning Hams.
bRowing is1 a good rocipo lor
curing hams :
Two and a half pounds saltpetre, dried
a?d finely powdered bilf bushel be-:
Liverpool salt, three pounds brown sugar
and a half gallon molasses. Mix all in
a vessel, rub the meat well with same,
aud pack with skin down.
The above is tho exact umount re
quired lor 1,000 lbs. of pork. Af ter be
M* ing in salt three or four weeks, take out,
wash clean the pioccs, dry and hang it
up for smoking. Three weeks is sufii
ciont to smoke them thoroughly by tire
made of hickory wood.
When smoked, take d >wn and bag or
pack away in dry chaff or cut straw
Examine thorn occasionally, and if
found to be at all damp, renew the pack
ng with dry material.
fco
}' ) ^Tho'hca.vjcst corn crop ever grown in
tha United States was that of last year,
which tho Agricultural Report states at
< the huge total of 1,100,000,000 bushels.
?Not only la this the largest crop, but it,
is aaid to bo coru of better quality and
of greater intrinsic value thun usual.
Iowa was the banner corn growing State,
bar avcrago being nearly forty one
bushels an acre. Unfortunately for
some of those who would like to have
the Iowa corn, it takes the price of four
bushels of aaid corn to get oue bushel to
/.he Atluntic markets. This is one of
jthe reasons why some people are demand
ing cheaper transportation between the
Wtat and the East.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A drossing vrlZ*u
is at onoo agreoablo,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is toon restored
to its original color,
xcith the gloss and
freshness of youth
Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair cheeked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can rcstoro tho
hair whero tho follicles aro destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
1*8 occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Froo
from those deleterious subt-tnnccs which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tfio hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely fur a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing oIpo can bo found co desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs
not soil whito eambrio, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lusUo and a grateful pcrfuma.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer dt Co.,
Practical and Analttical Chemists,
LOWELL, XIAfiS.
TRIGS ?1 OO.
may 11 c ly
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diaoaaes of tho Throat and Lunga,
auch as Coughs, Colcl?, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history of
medii'lnq, tum any thing won c<? widely anil so
deeply ui'on Uio conilduucc or mankind, u* this
excellent remedy lor pulmonary complaints.
Through a long Hortca of years, nnd among moat
of tho races of uieu it lias risen higher and in,;iicr
in thcircsttmntinu.un it lias become bctlci known.
Its uniform elwracter and power to cure lha va
rious infection * of the lungs ami throat, Iuito
made it known as a relittblo protector ngaurst
them. While adapted to milder forms of ill.:!
and to voting children, it Is nt the same lime the
most effectual remedy thai can be given for incip
ient consumption, and the daugerons alfcetlona
of Uie throat and lungs. As a proviali n against
sudden attacks of cwni), it shui?il be kept on
band in every family. and indeed as all are some
times subject to <oh"l* nmt coughs, ull should bo
provideil wi?i tin. nutidotd ter thorn.
Althongh settled ConsumtpUon is thought In
enrabie, atlll gmt numbers' of caaea where tho
disease seemed settled, have been completely
eared, and Uie nnticut restored to sound health
by tho Cherry I'erinrul. So complete is its
mastery over Hip disorders of the 1.lings nnd
Thront,that Uio most obstinate of them yield to it.
When nothing ehie cotih] reach them, muter tho
Cherry Pectoral they suertde and disappear.
Ringers anA l'ulilie Bp*alters ibid great
protection i'i oi,i It.
Astthtna is always relieved and sflen wholly
cured by It.
Uronehiiia is gtmrnlly cured by lakiiiK im
Cherry 1'ertornl hi small and nenuent closes.
80 gcnorally nre its virtues known, tbnt we
need not publish the certillenteu of them here, or
do inoro than asMirw the public U1.1t it - nualiuoa
are fully inahilaiaccL
Ayer's Ague Cure,
Tot Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fcvor,
Chill Fevor, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Peru heal or Bilious Fever, &o.,
and indood all tho afToctiona which arise
from malarious, march, or miaamatio
potaona.
As Its nnme implies. It does Cure, nnd doe? not
faU. Containing neJaner Arsenic, ?juinluc, itia
mutli, Zinc, nor nny other mineral or poisonous
anbstance whatever, it in nowiae Injures any pa
tient. The number and importance of its eures
in the ague districts, aru Literally beyond account,
anil are believe without a parallel In the history
of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by Uio
acknowledgments we receive of the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and where oUicr rem
edies, bad w holly foiled.
Unaeclioiated persons, either resident In. or
travelling Uiroiuh miaamatio localities, will lie
protected by taking the AOVB CV11K daily.
For J.Jrrr Complaints, arising from torpid
itv of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimu
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Ullious Disorders and Liver Complaints, It
Is nn excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cores, where other medicines bad
failed.
Prepared by Pit. .T. C. Ayf.U \ Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, .Mass., and
told all round Uio world.
PItlCE, $l,0O JtOTTLJi.
Buy 11 e ly
rHE .GREAT BLOOD: PURIF1ER*
l'o-Misdiiff Towcrful invigorating
Tlieno Bitten 1.: 1 1 ? 11>- Invaluable in
' Xlicy puiiiy the system, nnd vill euro
Iternittint and Intermittent i'overe,
WBLWBmMMtiBkW
and aro a preventive of Chilli and Fever.
? All yield to their powerful cfllcacy.
Are an aaUdoto to chango of >> a tor and Diet,
to the wasted frame, end correct all
IRREGULARITY OrTHE^OWELS:
"Will save day .* of Buffering to tho tick, and
mkmkimwBwem
Tbo grand l*an?cca for all tbo Ills of lifo.
TRY ON Er^BOTTLrT
Tbo MM
/V PHYSICIANS THERE,
rJflSi PRESCRIBE IT II
)EEUlHYXln Young or Old, MsrrioiNj^^10*
>M;r Single?, these Bitters are un^V
^^equallod and have often been thu^y
means of saving life.
flY ONI BOTTLE. ^
FOR SA liK OR TO REST.
ONE ACRE LOT with STORE and
DWELLING, at Branchvillo, 8. C.
Apply to D. LOBB,
?mg ^ I ? :Jru Charleston, 8. C.
1-?r
DUKES' HOTEL.
RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C.
The. Subacribcr taken grept pleasure in announcing to Jut FRIKND8 and Iba COM
MUNITY tl.at he Ima OPENED a FIRST-CLASS HOTKL, at tha Large Raaidance receat
It occupied bj Mr. Ilane rVannaanaker. Comfortablo A -.uommodk?ODi, a Bountcoua
Table and C?urtaua Attention ara Guaranteed.
jan 18?3m _ j. W. JJ|n d?kk1.
CLOSING OUT SALE!
TO MAKE KOOM FOR SPRING 8TOOK.
T. G. VINCE,
or sr vs()\,iiiLi: dry goo?m, a*.
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, fiC.
AT UN USUALLY LOW PRICKS!
T. 0. VIN0K,
Neil door to DU. A. C. DUKES. jan8
AM HAPPY TO IN
fotm my nienda thai f
have established ;i Fl RST
CLASS
GROCERY.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AT POPULAR PRICES.
I make it a Speciality
and keep a lull supply of
LIQUORS TOBACCOS AND ?BGARS.
Give mo s call J,. WALLACE CANNON,
jan 18 Li^htfbet'a Old Sta
jan 18
AT COST
Til F. HA LA NT F. OF MS ygWOWft >P
Heady Made Clothing and Ladies Drcna
Gooda will be offered for tbo next 30
daya at and BELOW COST for the
CASH.
J. MeXAMAIlA'g.
INDUSTRY, ECONMY & FERSEVERENCE
-o
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
I am happy to say publicly to you
that I have NOW one of the best
ASSORTED STOCKS of Domestic
and Fancy GROCERIES on hand
that has ever been brought to this
MARKET.
Call and Examine for Yourselves.
W. T. M?LLER.
? All Goods Promptly Delivered.
dec 21
tf
A New Energy Infused into Trade.
FRESH LIFE!
?J JJ) X^OT^TiTOI'ti^N* takes groat ploasure in announcing to
the (iOUlM'OLK ol Orunguburg Town mid County, that he has purchated the
Busiuoss hitherto carried on by Mr. II. I'UNDERBURK, and thai be is now to
be louud at ibis well-known STAND, surrounded by
EVERYTHING GOOD,
In the line of
EVERYTHING NICK.
EVERYTHING FRESH,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS & SEGARS!
Here then, at this Popular Staml the Subscriber has established himself wtih
u resolution to plsse all, to soil all, and to build up a Busiaess Second to none in
Orangebarg.
Hero ho invites all his friends and the publio generally to come and^be suited
and satisfied.
A fine full Stock equal to any in the market.
A spirit of courtesv and energy and attention must win the Golden Meed ef
gu 1 ' C. D. KORTJCHN. ore 23
ft fil
"W
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE ABOVE MARKET
A Splendid Stock of Fancy DRESS
and other Choice GOODS.
AT
D. LOUIS'
WHO IS OFFERING
ATS AND CAPS.
E ABOVE GOODS
LOW COST
.L STOCK OF
ROCERIES
OON AND
BARGAINS!
3D . LOUIS,
AILY TRADE.
ST IN AND FILLED WITH
E GOODS!
ERS SHOPPING AT
iHHBlLli k
Making Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Vsriod Rlteok ef
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortment, with constant additions, is
, .UNSURPASSED
Both as to STYLES snd QUALITIES.
Thsir facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markst?
FOR [
Enable them to make the best pm
tinusd from its ORGANIZAT
Giving an experience of .'10 years
Economy and Enterprise toget
ment of all their Assistants, uro
HOUSE of
always found at thu OLD
BULL, SfJOVILL & PIKE.
may 25 \ . ^
WO?T.T) INFOPM T?B PUB f. TP TTTAT HB IS HTTt.T. CARRYING ON Tni CAB
rlagc MaVittf In all its vnrinua branches, and will Manufacture or Repair at the
flhortest Notice, ell Carriages, Buggiea or Wagons. And am alae prepared with
NEW PRESS AND G NI TO GIN AND PACK OOiTON
SHORT NOTICE. Cetten GINNED AT MY MILL has brought fretsj \ to \ eeat store
than that Ginned on the common G<vs.
eet >pl 2?ly |l. BIGGS.
' I 1-1 >? - it* 1
SOUTH CA KOLIN AR All KO AD
Ciiabi.ksvon. S. C. December^, 1871.^ k
ON AND A FT KU SUNDAY DfcC^rTBJjri1*
24. the 1' nssengtr Tr/rtft on the liouth
Carolin? Railroad will ruu*s tv/Pf** Vwa^Q
FOB augusta.
Leave Charleston.8.^*."?.' m
Arrive at AugUara.r^^..t..**isBe*eAd<fc P M.
roB coi.*MB;aa.r A?.*^t$\df.
Leave Chariest en................4. M,..S.tO_A. M. ,
I Arrive at Columbia. .?LTOrlUB ?
rOB r>HABL?STOy. wf\ 'ntft
Leave Augusta.
Arrive at Cliar 1
Leave Colombia......T.'?"*.
Arrive at Chariest*!....iW^sN **ft.
TUimtT.H WILMU?QTOM t^.AIB
^ v -el jlkM- Wrf
Leave Augusta.3.00 A. MY
Arrive at Kingville. .?5UX> A. M,
Leave Kiugvillc.12.10 P.lT*
Arrive at Augiiitl'^'.?.Wllliul ?0 P. M.
aooubta nioiit T. x Tbks?-s w X datb bxc??ti?
Leave Charleston.JJ."0 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta....7.30 A. M.
Leave Augusta.COO 1*. Si
Arrive at Charleston......6.G5A. M.
COLt'moia miuiit SXTKESS ? BJ.HDAY? IX0KFT?
Leave Charleston..:'...;.?.?>?.'tl.^Ltf.K)jP.kM.
Arrive at Columbia.v.,.7.30 A. M.
I.i??r?, Colombia.O.OO P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A.M.
. gr j e it : ??x a o
SO/MMKBYIt.l.K tbaik. ? ^ '
Leave SurnmcrviP.c at.-7.85 A. hi.
Arrive at Charleston at,.^,^,.B.Ab A. If.
Leave Charleston at........8.80 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville at/......AAh P. If.
CAMUE.f BBAXCH.
Leave Camden.GIGA. M.
Arrive mi Columbia..,0:*V,:?V ***
Leavo Columbia.1.45 P. BR
Arrive at Camden. ?.25,P. VI.
Day and Night Trains make close connee
tion at Augusta with 'ieergia-?^ilrcsd sad
Central Railroad.
Night Train connects with Maeoa and
Augusta Railroad.
Cobim bia Night Trnm ' conheot* With
Greenville andColumbia Railroad, and with
Charlotte Road to points North.*'?' * mhuQ
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily
(except Sundays) with r>ay P*iftrehgWTMfh,
and runa through to Columbia.
A. I . TYLER, TOe4WsMejnt?rv
8. B. PveMMM, Ceaawral.TicUct.Agent.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, 'Ac*
?I bn? ft** ni
i?vh* tnrweui
P. P. TO A tB,
Manufacturer and Dealer,
No. 20 nayne Street and HeriWea's Wanef
CH AHLESTON, TB? (7.
Bfar This is the Largeat and nteat ???*>??
I plete Factory of the kind in tho Sentker?
t*a. and ari articles inTnt* line caa he? '
furnished by Mr. P. P. Toalb at prices wfciefe
defy competition.
9tSr A pamphlet1 vrfftht:f til: ?M ejaUtteel
liat of all sites cf Doors Sashes aad Ehude,
and Iheprteee or each, will tie' s^Lfre^aad
neet Paid, on applicatiod to]
? JT*. P. TBAB*^
CHARLESTON, r. 93.
Jhly IS ? hiintiWiiOl
HONEY CAXN0t5U*t?Ft!
for flight f* Pr4r?lej?414r
BUT TTtB miMONtweaai^ACLBS WlUr
PR?SIR^^ ^
iT 4?tic}
If yen value your Fyeeight ess these Ttt
feet Leases. Ground frees ?i*ntB"UJryataa
Pabblea, Melted together, and derive their
? awe "Diamond" ea account ef't3lefr J!ard
neaa and Brilliancy. They will laat as any
yeara without change, and are' wssraated
superior to aU olhera in. nee.
Manufactured by the Spencer Optieoi
Manufacturing Co., New York* - .
CAUTIf>N.~None Genuing unless ataasp
?d with our trade mark. <-ta,T ein \&
For Sale by Responsiblo Agents tareagfe
out the Union. m 9ml <jfi*fw>
S. J. OLIYKROS,
jan 20? ly Crangeburg, ?. 9.
-.-' l\t,n# m '
Citizens' Saviugs Bank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
uvranscbnrg n#?nai|e>
Will pay 7 pfftt CfiST. INTEREST en
SPECIAL DEPOSITS and C PaVR^CKNT. ea
SAViNOS DEPOSITS, Compounded Sessi
annnauy.
Loral l lnaiu o t ommUlt^
Hon. THOS. W. GliQYRJL
Col. PAUL S. FKLPKlv
Capt. JNO. A. UAWHUT?N.,>
JAS. II. KO*^L*8,
Afsistact Caehier.
?aar 2? >B? U994t oEj
-?**i+9mm-??
$r 10 ?ao i?ki& day: Ap? ni?
0 WANTED! W\ cborsee of working
people, oX either acx, young or .old, make
more money at work for usln 'Mtir spare
moments, or all d'tte time, than at anything
elae. particulars freu: ' Ad^^^T!^?,,
G. STINSON ACO.,
aept ?lo Porthn?!,*Maine^
-^ . Tri a^nfttUtf
At Private Sale.
rjw.
knewn
B PLANTATION forming a pert et
the Estate of the late Cel. Keitt, and
n as the DARBY PLACE. The traet
consists ef about ?Op a^crca.Ane half well^
Timbered, the remainder nlcB, Bed, Lease.
Soil, adapted to Cropa .ef 'all- kiads. Thea??
are the Finest Lands in the District, aa?
were valued at $20 per aar? in IfaHC). Weal*
be aold for one-halt tha* jrice now. On%
fourth cash, the remair or fa 1lree instsU
meats bearing interest from date aad ee?
enred by mortgage of tho same.
This is a splesdui eheutoe f?e<any one d?-.
airing to secure Rioh Lands, fine Water Ppws
_ er, excellent Cattle Ba^ge Mtti a Beftnefl
iKeighba^ead. Apnlj to
Mr?. I.. BT. KB1TT,
Or J G KEITT, Esq.
I jan ? 1