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A Small Pox Remedy, iwiog ."fta^cincnt of a corres peudeut of tho Stouktou (Ca.) Iltmhl has been' going tho rounds of tho paper.* . Ao ex-CaJiforniiin says lie has seen it tested with entire success. We repro duoc it therefore, lor what it is worth, "1 herewith append nreoipo which h >s baeu used to my kuowledgein hundreds of cases. It will prevent or cure th ao>aJ] pox, though the pitting arc filling. When Jenucr discovered oow pox in Engend, the world ofscionec liurleil an avalanche of fame upon his head : hut when the most scientific school of medi cine in tlpa world? that of Paris?pub lished this receipt us n panacea for .-malI pox, it is passed unheeded. It is harm less when taken by a well person. :t lao ourescarlet lover. Here is the ape as I have used it, and cur d m\ cTtfldren of the scarlet fever ; here it i aa 1 used it to cure small pox\ When learned physicians said the patient must die, it cured ; Sulphate zinc, one grain; fnTglnve. (digitalis'.. one grain, half a teaspoonful of sugar, mix with two tahle spoonfuls of water. When thoroughly mixed, add four ounces of water. fake a spoonful every "hour. Kither dir case will disappear in twelve hours. lorn child, smaller doses' according to age 'If counties would compel their physi cians to use this, there would be no -need of pest houses. If you value a !vic?i and experience, use this for that Ur.ib'c disease.'' The Chelsea (jl/Ittss,) Public says four or five oasoo of the disease have been cured by the above remedy in that towu, to the editor's personal knowledge. Eight Locks to the Hull. TI1K ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF TUE PRODIGY COTTOM. Tho unparalleled pr durti vencss of Cannon'* prodigy cotton bids fair to in augurate a new era in cotton planting, and, aa there is evidently n disposition the part of enterprising planters to giro, this cotton a trial, a comprehensive, description of its origin and character will be if interest. The prodigy cotton is a now and dis tinct species of short cot ton, bcari g eight locks to tho boll ?twice (h i tiutu ber born by ordinay cotton. It is p.o gressivc, the tendouoy being to increase. '** cs several bolls have been gathered from the eight lock stalks which hoe twelve looks. Tho double fruitage of tho eight '* lock cotton is in itself agreat coosidera Sies as it will by increasing the "yield " inis'n both tho quantity of land to be itod and the expense of labor. In luctivcncFs it far surpasses any on record, having yielded the past year, with a limited application of fertilisers, -id i?ipc-rfcvl cultivation, at the rato of ?ilk thousand pounds to the acre ! Colo nel Cunnou in 1871 started with one koll of eight lock cotti-u : ho has now seed enough to plant three quarters of an acre, from which ho expects to gather at the rate of seven thousand pounds of aeed cotton to the acre. The genuine eight look seed can be obtained from John Thompson & Co., scodsmeu aud floiists, No. 288 King streut, at one dul lar a seed, and some of the seed growing on the same stalks from which the oi-'ht e1 locks Was gathered, but pcaring for and fire locks to the hull, will be sold . for eeventy five cents a seed. These ladt will produce eight look bolls, but not in tho same ratio as tha genuine eight lock.? ('hurlesdm A' ick. Curing Hams. TTie following is a good recipe I n curing hams : Two aud a balf pounds saltpetre, dried ami finely powdered balf bushel bet Liverpool salt, three pounds brown sugar and a half gallon molasses. Mix all in a vessel, rub the meat well with same, and pack with skin down. Tho above is tho exact amount re quired for 1.000 lbs. of pork. Alter Bo ing in salt three or four weeks, take out. wash (lean the pioecs, dry and hang it up f* r smoking. Three weeks is sufii cient to smoke them thoroughly by lire mado of hickory woud. When smoked, take d >wn and havt or pack away in dry chaff or cut straw Examine, them occasion illy, aud if found to be at all damp, renew the pack ing with dry material. Tho heaviest corn crop ever grown in the United States was that of lust year, which the Agricultural Report states at the hugn total of 1,100,000,000 bushels. ?Not only ii this the large-it crop, but it, is said to be coru of better quality and of greater intrinsic value than usual. Iowa was the banner corn growing State, her avcrago being nearly forty one bushels an acre. Unfortunately for some of those who would like to have the Iowa coru, it takes the price of four bushels of said corn to get one bushel to iWp Atlantic markets. This is one of jthe resAOus why some people are demand ing cheaper transposition bctwecu the West and the East. Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A Crossing which is at onoo agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving tho hair. Faded or yray hair is soon restored to its original color, xcith the gloss and freshness of youth Thin hair is thick ened, falling hair chocked, and bald ness often, though not always, curod by its use. Nothing can rcstoro tho hair whero tho follicles aro destroyed, or tho glands atrophied aud decayed. But such an rcinuiu can bo saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Frco from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dnngcrous, and injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing cl? can lie found e.o desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chlaiistp, LOWELL, MASS. 1'juc.E 41 oo. nut > 11 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of tlio Throat and Lunga, auch as CoURhs, Colds, "Whooping Com;h, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Prob.nldy never before in the whole Iii-lory of medicine* !'?'?> any tiling won so wide)} :?::?! deeply, upon tilt- contiduuee of uiatikitid, us tin* excellent remedy lor pulmonary complaints. Through a Ion;: series of years, nnd nmonu most of tho races of men it has risen higher nntl lusher in their estimation, as ii has become bettei known. IIa imlfonn charaelei ami power t?> euro the va? rioua affoetlons of tliu lungs anil thront, have iiuiiie ii known aa a reliable protector against ttiein. While, adapted to mild? r forma ol disease and to young children, it i> at tin- same lime the most effectual remedy thai can be given forlncip* lent consumption, und the dangerous uircotions ot the throat aud hiugs. Asa i rovlsioii tignln?! sudden attacks of 6*i*?irt>. it slioidd lie kept on bend in every family,and indeed us nil are some, times subject to colds nnd coughs, all should ho provided with Ulla uutidot? fer uictn. AI though settled VnttsnmpHon la thought In curnlilc, btlll great numlicra of cases where lira disease seemed sctUcd, have been completely cured, nnd ilie patient restored to sound health by tho Chrrrjf I'eeinrut. So complete is its innBtery over the disorders of the j.ungs and Thront, tlnit tho most obstinate of them > lehl to it. YA'hon nothing else could reach them, under Uio Cherry I'eetoral they *;iksi<to und disappear. Singer? anit 1'nb'lic Sjunktra llml great protection Oom it. Anthum is always raticved and often wholly cured by It. Itronrttitis is voBerallv cured l?y takln? the Cherry I'eetoml h? small und frequent dosen. So genornllv are lt# vlrtDCS known, that vre need not fltabusli the aerUQoatea of them here, or do more than nssurv ?ie public that its ?pinli?o? aic fully maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure? For Paver and a'.rue. Intermittent Fever, Chill Fevor, llcmittont Fever, Dumb Ague, Ponodicn! or Bilious Fever, &c, and indeed idl tlic atructions which ariso from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio poiaona. As Its name Impll?*, II doe< Cure, nnd der? not fhil. Containing newer Arsenic. Quinine, isis muUi, Zinc, nor any other mineral or |>oisonona ?nbstance ivhntevcr, ii in nowise injures any pa tient. The number ami Importance of its cures in the ngue districts, nre literally bej ond account, and we believe without a parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Dur pride 1? gratified by ?io acknowledgment* we receive of ihn radical cures effected in olistiunte cases, nnd where other rent* edics bad wholly failed. Unacc.ll mated' person* , either resident in. or travelling through miasmatic localities, will l>e protected by taking the AOVE VVHk daily. For l.ivr'r Complaints, arising from torpid ity of th? I.iver, it is an excellent remedy, Mimu latinic the I.iver into healthy activity. For Uilious Disorders and I.iv er Complaints, it Is nn excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cm es, w here olhur medicines bad failed. Prepared by Dn. .T. c. AYF.1t a Co.. Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mas.-., and tola all round the world. FItlCE, $1.00 TJ.JC HOT r Lb'. May 11 o ly THE CR?AT; BLOOD: P ,U RIFIE R' l'oHMselng powiifi.l invigorating PROPEWIES'&AJ>LEA?AreTORINK. These liitteis era po*itivtly iuvaluabla in ' They pui.: / t hu f> ?tiu, nnd ViU euro DYSPEPSIA ^.GENERAL OEBILIT YV Ilcmitbnt imiJ lnttimitlent Fevers, NERVOUS DfSEASES.UVERCOMPLAINT LADDER and are a preventive of Chilli and Fever. . All yield to their powerful efficacy. \REC00D FORTHLMENrAL'ORGANIZATIONl Aro an antidoto to ehange of v> aior und but. ii;?siviwai;iMM:ritftiiiiM:ia?im^ to tho wasted frame, and correct all Will save dn> 3 of ?uftVring to tho rick, and Tho grand Panacea for ull the ilia of lifo. iTRY ONEvBOTTLE m Standard >\ PHYSICIANS THERE, )EHUlH1fy^n Your* or Old, MairicdN^Affifll. ^rot Ringle, tin no Hitters are un^V ^/equalled and have often been tic v means of saving life, T' TRY ONE BOTTLE* > for sale: or to rent. ONE ACRE bOT with STORE and DWELLING, at Branehvillo, S. C. Apply to I). bOF.n, aug 21 3n Charleston, S. C. DUKES' HOTEL. RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C. The Subscriber taken great pl*ai>uro in announcing to hje FRIENDS en.I the COM M UNITY that he has Ol'KNKD a FIRST-CLASH HOTEL, et the Large Resilience recent It occupied by Mr. Hane Wannamaker. Comfortable Accommodations, a Boanteoua Table and Courteus Alteulioa are Guaranteed. jan IS?3m __ J. W. II. DUKES. CLOSJXCi OUTSALE! TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPUING STOCK. T. G. VINCE, OF SEASON A II I, K DUY GDDR.S, CLOTHING, ROOTS, SHOES, H.*TS, &.C. AT UN USD ALLY LOW PRICES I T. Q. VINCE, Next door t?. DR. A. C. DUKES. jan8 AM HAPPY TO IN forui tny fiiends that I g have established a FJ RST CLASS GROCEBY. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AT PGPULAR PIUCES. I make it a Speciality nn<l keep a lull supply of LIQUORS. TOBACCOS AND 3EGARS. Give mc a call J. VVaLLACE CANNON, jui 18 Lightfoet's Old Sla jan IB AT COST THE BALANCE OF MS" ^tf/U^Hf Rcadj Made Clothing and Ladies Drcns Rood* will be offered for tbo next 30 d?y? at and BELOW COST for the CASH. J. McNAHAKA'S. , 7 irmi-saMr.nimTi^?crrmgTT-.^ *?-~--. ? ? ??S INDUSTRY, ECONMY & PERSE VERENGE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I am happy to say publicly to you that I have NOW oue 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 t tf A New Energy Infused into Trade. FRESH LIFE! X5IOT^T JOHIST take8 groat plcasuro in announcing to the GOOD*FOLK ol Oraugcburg Town and County, that he has purchaicd the Business hitherto curried on by Mr II I'CNDERBURK, and thai he is now to bu louud at Ibis well kuown STAND, surrounded try EVERYTHING GOOD, EVERYTHING NICR. EVERYTHING FRESH, In the line of GHOCEEIES, LIQUOHS & SEGAftS! Hero then, at this Popular Stand the Subscriber has established himself wtih a resolution to plaBC all, to seit all, and to build np a Busiaess Second to none in Ornngeburg. Hore he invites all hit friends snd the public generally to come and^b* suited and satisfied. A fine lull Stock equal to any in the market. A spirit of courtesy snd energy and attention must win the Golden Meed ef Su 1 C. D. KORTJCHN. nt? 23 w York JUST ARUIVKD FROM THE ABOVK MAKKf,T A Splendid Stock of Fancy DRESS r and other Choice GOODS. AT D. LOUIS' WHO IS OFFERING ATS AND CAPS. E ABOVE OOODS LOW COST , STOCK OF ROCERIES 00N AND ARGAINS! t>. I, o u i s , AILY TRADE. ST IN AND FILLED WITH E GOODS! BE RS SIIOPPl NO AT ILL k PIKE, Making Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Varied Steck ef GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Their assortment, with ooestaut additions, is ^UNSURPASSED Both as to STYLES snd QUALITIES. Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets FOR r Enable them to make the best pm tinued from it* ORGANIZAT Giving sn experience of .'10 years Economy and Enterprise to^etl raent of nil their Assistants, aro always found at the OLD HOUSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. may 25 \ g Xj Worm tnfopm TnK pcrltc that n* is still carrttng on Tni car riage Making in all its various branches, anil will Manufacture er Repair at the Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Ruggies or Wagons. And am alao prepared with NEW PRESS AND G "*T TO GIN AND PACK COTTON short KOTICE. Cetten otnnsd at MT MILL has brought from It*} cent were than that Ginned on the common g<v*. eet spl 2-ly It. rigg8. !?1- Iii?- i I ? . I-* SOUTH < AKOL1NAKAIL110AD CaAfMUHWJt. Sf.. C.. December ,23,1871. ON AND A FT Kit SUNDAY DECEttWaW* 24. tho PaVse^gSr Ttlfll UU lliu Ueutk Carolin? Railroad will rauft? l^fFJSftoni) TOB At'OCSTA. '??PO tr Ig ill Ii ?J Laave Charleston...H.TVXtW1 w Arrive at August*...VlW.-....A*auj???dla\ 1*, M. roa cor-euan?.? A ? e^yjtf*. Le?*r? Charleston.,.*.M..8410jl^M. Arrive at Columbia. .4.w rr^Jl ?' roa < ii mii.i mos. -theeeejB Leave A ugu?i *....T.TT.. ri.iniu7v49 a. M. Arrive at Ch?rieal?,n.3.20 P. M. Leave Colombia.. .'.7.40'A. VI. Arrive at Charleston..i^.,?.f^Q P. **>.. TnaoLOH wit,*i.??jTojt thai* Leave Augusta.3 00 A. \t. Arrive at ^?1 't- AjT 4,,H, . Leave Kiugville.12.80 P/ST 1 Arrive at Augusta"?^. ..-.:.CTtHlli? 80 P. M. augusta mioht fm'bem-ll?NniTd Hjc?rT|? Leave Charleston.8.00 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.7.3?A."MV L*?ve AiiRUsta.6.00,1!. M , Arrive at Charleston.6.06 A. VL columbia niuiit k .\ i'kkss ?St; N DATS ?XC?i>T Lenve Charleston. .7.10 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.y.,...?7.30 A. M. Lea?-e Columbia.COO P. M. Arrive at Charlester..7.00 A. M. ??>* a ^ Leave Summcrville at...7.2"? Arrive ni Clutriaatou at..,....., .? 46 A. - Leave Charleston at.TR.JJO P. If. Arrivo at Summerville at/...-..4.4? f. II. CAMDE.Y BBABCK. Leave Cam<len.G 15 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M. Leavo Columbia.1.48 F. VP. Arrive at Camdcn.^ ^fj' M* Daj and Night Trains make close conree? tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad aafl Ceutral Kailroad. Night Train connects with Maoea'aad Augusta Kailroad. Columbia Night Train *e^nhbew ?tritt. Greenville and <'iilumhia Kailroad, and with Charlotte Road to points North.**"' * mUufJ Camden Train counsels tit Kjngville daily (except Sundays) ?vith Way Pnss'ehgWT'raRi, and runs through to Columbia. A. L. TYLER. 1^eJWtef?aat?rr 8. R. Prcrtav*??, 0en^al. Ticket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, ^tc. P. P. TO ALB, Manufacturer and Dealer, No. 20 Ilayne Ptrect and Ke^bv'ekV VTaaef CHARLESTON, S. 13f*"i BfSrThis is the Largest and most ?????? plet? Factory of the kind in the, Southern "?tares, and alt articles in^rnfsf line can fc# ' furnished by Mr. P. P. ToALsat pt4*S* whieai defy competition. mtST A pamphlet wUh. fhU;a|^?aia/lW list of all sizes of Doors Sashes and sltada, and the prices of eaeh. wili be' a??t.fcfre%??4 pesl Paid, on appiicaiiod to] ? 1?. I?. TO\I.l>, CHARLESTON, 87*. jaly 15 weett ivi.vl %4* "MONEY CANflOf 5?til?If! For Sight to Prlres?*414r but TUB diamond ?VITT i CLIS wikjw PRESERY^Ty ^ If yea value your Fyesigfct nse tats* fcr feet Lessee. Ground treaa ?ieat?s41rye*ad Pebbles, Melted togathar, and derive their um "Diamond" en ?ceouM efallefr Hard ness and Brilliancy. They will laat aaaay years wit hont change, and are wanraated superior to all olhera in ase. Manufactured by the Spencer Optieal Manufacturing Co., New York. CAUTION.?None Gcnuing anlest Staat? ?d with our trade mark. ?. :- f tl '? > For Sale by Responsible Agents threugi out the Union. i Trtj cMeD S. J. OLIYERCTS, jan 20?ly Orang?tUr?> 1. THIS %mA th Citizens' Savings Bank Or 80UTII CARQLJJ5A,'tv? Orangcbnrg nnuM^ Will pay 7 PF.lt "cT.NT. "TNTEUB8T 8PECIAL DKPOSITS arid 6 PBRVKNT. ?a SAViNGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Seaai annually. '"' 1 **** 1)011110 Iiocal Fisaance ( ommUl*^ Hon. THUS. % Gl.^X'AR. Col. PAUL S. FKt^Ktt. Capt. JNO. A. JAS.-ll.t*aiKJwI8, Assistant Caphier. aaar 28 >aa e*y -1?i.'.;?>. tJ$Hn ?? m d'f; to 9VIQ PKIt DAY? AKentH tj)fj WANTED^ All cl.rttsea of working people, of either sex, young or old, make more money at work for ns^rn tniir spare momenta, or all t>h? time, than at anything elao, paiticubirs freu. AiMresw G. ST1.VSON ACO., nept ?>* -lo PortNn<f,4*Maine. -, . ? , w j^^,-?-> - At Private Sal?. THE PLANTATION forming a part e# the Kstnte of the late Cel. Kein, ?od known as the DtfrrW-PLACE. The traet consists of about tiOO acrea>.4uie half well^ Timbered, the remainder ntcft, Red, Leas? Soil, adapted to Cropa^ef alb k^nds. Theas? are the Fincat Lands in the District, and, were valued at $20 per aar? in ltt?'?c,. Would be sold for onc-hall tha1 rrice now. Ob? I fourth cash, the remair er fin three inataVs ?tents bearing interest frq?r<l*te and ate eared by mortgage of tho sain*. I This is a epteadid chanee for kny oae de. airing te ??care Rich Lands, fine Water fpvfx er, excellent Cattle Ra^^lV)? ? RetneA Vttf hksnrheod, APRl7 % . a fire. X; W. KR1TT, Or J O,. ItEITT, Esq. jan ? 1