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Girls Sl\^v^eaf^ Dfji^s Duties. "A-aother has no right to brina: up a daughter without teaching her how to keep house; and if she has an intelligent regard for her daughter* happiness . wili not do it. rlo not mean merely knowing how Looks should be arranged ou u centre table, and how to toll servants what is wanted to be dono. Wo mean how to got a breakfast a ?diowbr,suppor; how ; to tnate a bed: how tu sweep ;i room; how to So tfid "trJousrind and one dillVivnf things which are requisite to keen a house iu order, and to make it picas ffMSf J?A'r* OSTAJItt.l.iri ^fl"pi?T%brrw;ft8TfJoes lint kunw how to rBMNAg'wcll does nr.t know how to of ser nsndi wftkesAipibr the want of knowl edge iu a mistress'. A laruily employed a git I to do ten oral housework, ono ctmfe just nt\iighr ?nderte Grst thing as'signcd to her ?. do was to wash the supper dishes. Sin Avrishrd them in cold water, and without 80? p ! A got.tWnkfr'Vnt hSmo ^gi^^'rl picco c^fc^jmdjr qu^jjtjty oOra' fc^g ter house steaks! When he sat down to dinner he learned that the new couk had roasted the steaks ! Yet inanv. a boanUnr house n)is< at the time <d' h?r niarraige nvght mak cither of these mistakes. Not one woman in a thousand know how to make bread UK c?orT as it can be made. And HBOUf tempers, scoldings, dyspepsia, with its indiserihahlc hor ror.?, und even death itself, not unfro quently result from bud. cooking. Mothers, whatever else you may ton It yTanr d.iughtcro do not neg'cel to instruct thcni io till the mysteries of housekcep ing. 80 shall you put I horn in the way " oTpnndTn^hr.ndsand happy homes. of Heliotrope, Migoiouetto,and I'unsios, placed in Wludows, will sweeten the nir of aii dwiiifagar y m j /:; r ? r 1 ho seamstress, and nil of the labor plfrfi iMiiiaKtni Vn?W ti' wiud-WK to ^.l^ct^r^thc atmosphere fresh nud pure, und i * act as a disinfectant. Wo can also use tho petals of llus s, Violets, Pinks rJ ubdjpivii, etc., to pnrdueu a swci'.t per !eV or hoodnii j and b 11 dern sei' vice it can bo \ w %t? easily done. Fill u small wide-mouthed jar with ether, and use a glass stopper, dipped ii fUtglycqnuc, to thoroughly ckcludc. the air. Fill this jar With tho fresh petals u any fragrant jdaut, cut after the dew i dry; nud ftrlljitl^j perils should bo la -A . but clusters of Uoliotrope can bo cut. oO close to. the stems. 'Ether po^sesM-s t :, property of takiug up tho fragrant ...particles from iu w rs, and every da) the old petals nuiM be taken oat. and irc.-h *^**m><\. ? <:? ? . ? 4 antaenit.tr jn/ , . ? ? . 7 Quantities oT flowers" are required, bu wH'A the ether is -all evaporated, it wili leave an .essential oil of the flower, ami 3 or 4 drops of it, added to decodo. i/od alcohol, will g&2affie?eh^5!cxtra(rl [ iyr All delicious odoi\j caii bo imprisoned in deodorized alcohol, which is made b) mt lijier'ntr punt spirits thr ?ugIt auimul charcoal or bonu bhick i ?owdor. 1 over Jliuuy, tl.ufS, U,.d j, T^tsfM fvl14 nn tile tof, fllNnuk/a gcbd^lrV Fill it with the bone black, nud .uui iu the uleohol, hanging the Lai over it bowl, so thut the liquid will dr >p into it. T?ke jars aj described above, au ! till _lhcu> hull full with the nkohol, ami then fill up with pea Ja loaves, Istiiot; peel, slices of pine apple, rnspberrissi cherries, strawberries?indeed, any thiug from which you may desire to uxtr?ci the essence, aCofiybjAvililjuvMas line -n aroiin ussorlment lacturcr can furnish you. The avcragi extent and cos' of a lad, V trou?euu is not to be inferred from that of the Miss Rothschild of London, win a\ few weeks ago, became Mrs. Hint Yorkc, aud not couliuo burself lo ????IliTlsJHrwWT^ in dozon daaotat-. Tlio Jloud street milliner to whom the order for the ^roussfuu was given, had in structions'Ay sjofcX^twclvc. dozen ?.f every artrbls wbrclr it was VMlftrl the bounds of possibility for u lady to re quire. Pen and powers fail to portray a-^JesV^?., w?IIt^ws?r^m^ that trousseau. The cost happily ^concerned fTToan*|*n1iS?.lioUteohjlds, bix% it must have Leen considerable, for one of those evening dres20aVe\l?ai? sYuAld .'roqair'e ?^vyyiifds of^rWeL' *v,:*,, (iIf you wish tjpibo miserable," says t'hns. Kingslcyf'?yfj'u'i*nsi think about , ' **yTOl<r\,Ft -atddt^lfat' ydfVwitftt;Vlu t yosdrJilte^fijjat. MU?piypcoplc^ught to JKftf HTW,;l,,i',,k trl?rrn ydu nelljH^HsHlf bo pure'. Y?*% wil| spoil everything you touch ; you wili make sin and misery for yourself out of everything God sends you ; you will bo se wretched as you choose." ^Ato.iMlY Vi' LAW. WE1 j.ivioii d iu (hc Courts otjQutANOE B?RO un 1 BAllNWliiL. OFFVE COURT MOUSE SQUARE. ?Feb 22d lly A/er's Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes Vs?ioiuo. /..!'! .WOOi V, of a Laxative Perhaps no one modi* cine is so mil vcrsalljr required by every body as a caUiartlo, nor was cvor any bo foro so universally adopted into use, In every country and among nil classes, as Ulis mild but efficient purgative Pill. The obvious reason Is, that it is a more relia ble and Tar more ef fect ud remedy than any other. Tlioso who have tried it, know that it cured thorn. thot>e who have not, know tltat it eures their neighbors and friends; and all know that what it docs onco It does at ways ? Hi.ii it never fails through any fault or ncg glei t of its noinpositiou. Wc have thousands upon thousands ot'ccitiileates ul' their remarkAblocuree of the following complaints, hut such ouroe are known in every neighborhood, aud wo nood not pnMi -h them. Adapted to all ugos and conditions in all climate.^; containing neither oalomej nor any ilcleti-i inns drug, they may bo tnken with safety by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves theia ever fresh,and makes Uiom pleasant to take, while in nig purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use iu any quantity. Tin-?' operal? b\ I heir "powerful inlluenco on the internal visuorA to pudfv the blood and stimulate it Into Iwalthy aetioo ?Veinovo Uio obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of Uio body, roatoring their irregular action to health, ?ml by corroding, wheravoi they exist, such de mngcinonts as are the llrst origin of disease. Minute directions are given in the wrapper on the box, for the following complaints, which these Villa ranidly cure: ? For l?r?p'e|?~l.? or anrllg-osiloa, ClnfTcss. Urs?, Lunrunr and ? nss of .4 ppftltv, they should tie taKCn moderately to stimulate the stom ach, and ro.-toro its healthy tone and action. For l.itor <?t>>uplulnf and its various symp toms, slllioua llt'iitltichs, (tick H???. it che. .Iumi<lU?> or (Irrru Mickueaa, nil. lou? C'ollr and Itllioua Fprrnt, ihoy should he judiciously taken for each case, to correct the till ea icd action or remove the obstruction^ which cause It. ITor. ?ys^ntery or Diarrhoea, but one mild dosojii^ftenorajlr inquired. For lllH'iiiii.nlsm, <.out, firn?rl, Pal. pitution of tlio npiiri, I'uln In th? NIOr. iincii and BiOtae, they should lie contin* uotiely taken, ns required, to change the diseased notion of the system. \\ ith buch change those complaints disappear. Kor Urops.r and Ikropslrtsl NwrlHuiri tbey should be taken in tnr^e and frequent doses to nraunea thoeffect ofa orasUc purge. tor Stiipprowion a large dose should bo taken ;b it produce^ Uie desired effect by sym pathy. As a ntttnrr 1'ill. lake ine or two Pill* to ytromoto digestion and relieve the btomach. An ow*u?ionn) it" <(.' stimulates Hie stomach snrl bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite, and invigorates flie system. Itenre it is often ad vantageous where no serlou i derangement exists. One \\ln> feels tolerably well, often finds that a dose "t Uiese Pill* makes hint feel decidedly bo? ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect oa the digestive apparatus. l>r. ./. C. A \ T l! A- < <>.. Practical fhcinitU, i.o'.rrr.t.. wrxsv.-. u. g. a. ?111! V I I l.v Ay^r's Ague Cure, St o For Fover nnd Apruo, LntTtnittonl Fover, Chill Fever, ltomittont Fover, Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Bilious Fover, dto., and indood all tho ntroctions which arise from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic poiaons. No one remedy is londcr called |'or by the necessities of the American people than a sure and safe cure for Fever and Agile. Suc.U wo are now oitnbled to offer, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate tho disease, nnd with nsMir ance, jRvtinrfajl -*>n proof, Uiat no harm can arise from its use Iu any quantity. Thnt which protects fiein or prevent* this dis order mnst bo of Immense service In the com munities where il prevails. Prevention Is bettor than, cure, for I he patient escapes the risk which he must run in violent attacks ol this baleful d|?. temper. This "CciiK" expels tho miasmatic poison of FKvr.it axi> Ac.ri: from the syrtcm. and prevents the development of the disearo, if taken on the first approach of Its prt-ouinitory symptoms. Il is not oulr the best remedy ever yet ?tiscovered Cor Uli? olaM of comnlainnt, bat also tho cheapest. Ttio largo quantity we hup plv for n dollar brings ii within tho reach of every bod v; nnd in bilious districts, where Fkvku ami AW OB proVal|S, everybody should have it, nnd use it freely, both for euro and pro tactiop. It is hniicd this price will place it wiUiia the reach of all ? tho poor as well as the rich. A great superiority ot this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure of luUirmlltoiits is, that it contains no Qui nine or mineral; consequently it produces no quinum or other injnrioiin effects whatever upon the oonetAullon. Those cured by it aro loft as hcallliy !l* if l'icy liad never had the disease. Fever and Ague is not alone the consiMjnenco of tho miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis orders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism^ (Jo-nt, Headache, Ulindness, ToothachOj Karaehe, Cntarrh. Asth ma, ratpfbition, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain iu the Jiowels, Colic, Parolyils, and derangement t>f the Stomach, all of whirl,, I when oriK",ftli,,o ?d- r'l,",e, |?ut on U.p !d terinituiU typo, or become periodical. This "Ctinr." expels Uio poison from the blood, and conseqiientlv cures thoni all alike. It is an in valuable protection to Immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily residing In the mala rious district*. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to tho infection, Hint will be ex creted from Uio system, aid cannot accumulate in sufHeient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure; and few will over suffer from Inter*. .Utents if they avail themselves of the protee ori of Uie T.lver, it Is art excellent remedy, sum this ronieibraffonnj For Liver Coi nqifabdf, arising from torpld ulating the I.lver into healthy activity, and pro ducing many truly remarkable cures, whore other medicine* fail. pnr.r.vnzo hy Dr. J. C. AYEReVCO., T.owcll, Mass.* J'rnctiriil atut Analytical Chemists, AND 90I-D ALL ROUND THR WORLD. I'll ICE, $t.OO Vr.B BOTTLE. i ay II c ly 9jm /iTHfc* GREAT" BLOOD PURIFIER l'o-sesMig powoiful invlfrorat;ng Thc.^o Hitters tuo pMillVily iii\alu?blo in ?&S Je j ^IM )1 ajJ J'VsiiKv X Slill?lftlJl! ti>ui?B aannriTi-iiiii laBBl iii^ Uhey purify tho system, end wiU cute Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, , and an? a prgygndvo cf Ch?? and Fever, ^t^y^yjl a^*j|^fl j i d j t ] y Ipj^yi^I^I ^lijj^ . Ad yiwld to Ibrir powerful efficacy. VRECOQD F0RTHTrVlCNrAL'ORn&NI7ATlfiM FUL VIGOR' aw an antiflote to cbange cf rt ale ? and Diet, to the wxsted frame, and correct all IRREGULARITY OFTHt *b OWEL.S . AViU *uv flrtya of suffering to the tiefe, and The grand Tsnaoca fur all the ills of life. TRY ONE BOTTLE JITiMaMT/ln Young er Old, MarriedV^CTICE. ^rot Single, these Ritte? are un^V Stquailed and have often been tfeeV means of saving life. 4W s Tny^O NI IOTTLI, > E. EZEKIEL Inform his FHiEMDS thnt ho has MOVED ioto tho BUILDING lately occu pied us tho POST OFFICE, Who ho intends t? open a FIE&T CLASS JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT And will pay strict attention to.tho UEIIA1IUNG UK WATCHES, CLO'JKS AND JEWELRY. Wii, always teep on hand CL?CKS, W?TCIIKS, J KW EL RY, lino CUT LKRY. l'LATKD WARE, SILVER- WARE, and LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS. LOGIC OTT FOll THIS OLD SIGN OF THE BIG W .YTCII. mar 8 tt oo J. AVA T, l..VC 10 C.V^s^STOrs D AS nn liaii'l a lull si.n't of CllOlCt' GROCERIES, Toit.\Ct O. GIGADS, AND ' ANOY V> K 1 .v It ROOT I'll" MS, Wiilt , complete Mlook of L'llOlCh idOCOKS from ilii- very ..est down t'> a oiimmon article. All OF WHICH IS OFFERED LOW FOD CASH. Give mo a call J. WALLACE CANNON, mar 21) j in LS Lightfuct's Old Stand. HE WHO FIGHTS Apaiusl u s.ir<.i.v and lively compelitnr i:i trade. tnu>f devote hitnsClf entirely to hie busi ness. He tin ?i kn<'.v Id- market and suit his custom ?rs, AOT Ay I he selection of his ?lock, an 1 by Iiis prices musl invite trade. Ua who HOTS AWAY v ith tin. idea th.it anj. sort i*r goods v.-ill do WILL LIVE To repent his Tolly. A first-class stock, and the ability to .sell at the ch \ipe.U price* w '.'A cnubie a merchant TO FIGHT Sneer* fully nt y opposition and !o conquer smfess. Let cMstotnevs rnmo in. Whether they buy my Giocciies, I'ure Liquors, Scgars and Gooils or not, if they are pleased i...\ Mil. return ANOTHER LAY. The best Slock of Ciroceiies. and the Cheapest. A full line of Whiskies. Horses gfnblcd and enred :or at moderate rules. A devotion to business. Those ar ? mv guarantees. Try me. ?. i>. KOHTJOH V. mar I c lv A MAN WHO Starts Husinoss should "go in" tu win. In opening the Futei-pH-f Saloon, the Subscriber dctei mined lo LAY In a full ami (iotid Slork of Liquors, thai would commend themselves I? all, and Wy cour tesy ami attention to place all who>lried him UNDER The necessity of admitting that he was a fair denier. Those wl*> drunk from The Faucet of the Lager Beer Barrel (if hi? Saloon he determined should be satisfied and be induced to return. II?: determin ed lo work all day and think ALL NIGHT. ?oiy In establish n reliable custom. He has succeeded. From Monday morning the rush continues until SATURDAY NIGHT. From the time that his aniioniieomcnt FOUND its way 'r?#fo the papers atvl BURST Cpon the notice the public, until now, Ihc salo of Liquors, Scgars and Tobacco has ? um inued with ueubated patronage. OPEN Doors, and be arty wel??>mo baa s*cn the motto, and TO-DAY The under-igrrtjd ratnrns-hi* thanks for thu liberal support ho has reooivod and begs its .COininuMn* atlbe ?HTCUPRISK SALOON, kept BY J. HERMAN WAHLERS. feb li ^ New Goods ARRIVING BY KVRRY NORTHERN STEAMER, AT GEO. H. CORNELSON. In order to he prepared for the demands of the season, I um receiving large supplies of nil the ?various goods needed at this time of lbs year; such as Plantation Supplies, Tools, Plows, Iron, And everything elss necessary to make n crop. I um Agent for the following valuable and established M.inures : KTTWAN GUAN? \ ETI WAN DISSOLVED RONE, KT 1 WAN OKI ?I* FOOD. ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE, ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATS. E FRANK COK'S PHOSPHATE, PERUVIAN OCA NO. LAM) PLASTER LI ME AND SALT. All the above Manures are offered at manufacturers prices will be Hold at the same t'-riiis as at thu works an?l will be delivered if requested ut any depot on the South C.-irolina Railroads. job I GEO. H. CORNELSON. DUKES' HOTEL. RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C. The Subscriber lake* great pleasure in announcing to his FKIF.NDS and the COM Ml MTV that he has OPENED a UliST-CLASH HOTEL, at the Large Residence rcocnt lv occupied by Mr. Untie Wnnuatnaker. Comfortable Accommodations, a Dounteous Table ami Courlcus Attention arc Uunraitteed. jan IS??in J. W. II. DIKES. REGULAR DAILY TRADE. ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH DESIRABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SIIOPPLXG AT COVILL k PIKE Making Selection from their Extraordinary L-irgcmJ Variod Stock of GENERAL MEltCHAJN DISE. Their assort incut, with constant additions, is* UNSURPASSED Doth as to STYLES and QUALITIES. Their facilities iu drawing supplies from desirable Markets FOR THE CASH Enable them lo mako the best pn?sih'e RATES, which is tho OLD RVhH con tinued from its ORGANIZATION? 18 42, Giving nn experience of HO years in Business. Economy ;,nd Enterprise together with the Energy and irontleronnly deport ment of oil their Assistants, are always fouu.l at tho OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE of DULL. SCOVILL & PIKE. nny t?3 c ly ITfOl'I.Ii INFOPM TDK PUBLIC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON THE CAR f V riatro Mnkitig in all its various branches, nnd will Manufacture er Repair at the Shortest .Notice, all Carriages, Duggirs or Wagons. - And am also prepared with NEW PRESS AND G . TO GIN AND PACK COTTON SHORT NOTICK. Cotton GINNED AT MV MILL haa brought f-om \ to \ cent mo e than that Ginned on the common G?m. % >pl 2?ly il, RIG GS. wCt SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Chabikhtom, S. C. December 28,'l871. ON AND A PTE II 8DNDAY DECEMBER ?Jl. iho Passenger TnAn on the South i "u i oliim Knilroad will run as follows. rOlt AUOU8TA. Leave Charleston.8.10 A. M. Arrive at August?.l ib P. M. fob Colombia. Leave Charleston.-8.10 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.4.0G P. V. rOR nitABLKSTOX. Leave Augusta........7.40 a. M. Arrive a- Charleston.8.20 P. M. Leave Columbia...7.40 A. 94. Arrive ot Charleston.8,20 P. M. TIIROOaU w1lmimotom train Leave Augusta.8.00 A. M. Arrive st Kingville...9.00 a.iff. Leave Kiugvillo.-12.80 P. M. Arrive nl Augusta.8 80 P. M. AUOUSTA MIOIIT EXTaESS?sum dats KXCRrTBO Leave Charleston.....-8.80 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.7.80 A. M. Leave Augusta .-6.00 P. M Arrive st Cburlcston.-6.56 A. M. COLUMBIA MIGHT KXFRKS8?SVKDATS BXCBn TED. Leave Charleston.-7.10 P. at. Arrives! Columbia.-7.30 A. M. Leave Columbia.6.00 P. M. Arrive st Charleston......7.00 A. M, s c mmi: It v I l.t.K Tit AIS. Leave Summerville at.;.-7.26 A. M. Arrive at Chariest on at.8.46 A, M. Leave Charleston at.8.80 P. M. Arrive at Suinmcrville at....AA'>V. If. CAXDKM bbamch. Leave Camden.-.6.16 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M. Arrive at Canada*....... 6.25 P. 'ml. T)ny anil Nicht Trains make close connec tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad. Night Train connects with Slacon and Atigiwtn Railroad. Culumbia Night Train connects with (ircenville and Columbia Uailronif, ami with Ciinrlotte Itond ts>points North. Cantlen Train connects at Kingville daily (except Sundays) with Day rassenger Train, ami runs through"fa Colwiwfcia. A. L. TYLER, Vicc-rreeident. 8. It. 1'ick-v.ns, General Tieket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c p p TO? T.T?5 jl ? _a_ ? jl J.Ja. jl4 y Manufacturer and Dealer, So. 20 Hayn? Street and llorlbcck'a Wbnrf CHARLESTON* S. 0. gfjT" This is the Largest and mosi Cow* plote Factory of the kind in the Pnnlherrs Slates, nod all ?ptivlcs in this line can bo furnished by Mr. V. P. ToAtaal prices whiclr defy competition. Brj)T A pamphlet with full and detailed list iif nil s zes of Doors Sashes and Blinds, and the prices of oaeh. will be lent free and post Faid, on appHcatiod to" : p. p. toai.e, CHARLESTON, S. 0. july 15 " wee 5?0NEY CANNOT BUY IT! For SiKht Is Priceless!! UUTTI1E DIAMOND SPECTACLES WILI* PRESERVE IT. TRADE laCIE^ KMsM If yon value your Fyesight use these Per feet Lenses, Ground from Minute Crystal Pebbles, Melted together, and derive their name *'Diamond" en account of their Hard nest and Brilliancy. They will last many years without change, ajid are warranted MiperWr le all others in uao. Manufactured by the Spencer Optical Manufacturing Co.. New York. ('ACTION.?Sons Geniting unless ?tan??' et\ with ear trade mark. For Sale by Respouaible Agents through, out the Union. E. J. OL1YER08. jun 20?ly Orangeburg, 8. 0. THE Citizens' Savings Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Orungclmrg Branch. WrtI pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST eat SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 6 PER CENT, en SAYiNOS I>i:POSITS, Compounded Semi. annually. Isocul Finance Committee. Hon. THOS. W. GLOVKR. Col. PAUL S. FKLDKR. Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON.: JAS. H. FOWLES, Assistant Cashier, mar 23 jan ely At Private Sale. TUB PLANTATION forming a part of tho Batata of the late Col. Kein, and known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract consists of ah out ttOO acroo, oue half wclk Timbered, the remainder Rich, Red, Loan) Soil, adapted to Crops of nil kinds. Thee* are (ho Finest Lands in the District, ainj irere valued at $*J0 per acre in 1866. Wcido} ho sold for one-halt th*? ,riee new. Oato fourth cosh, t)ie rem air er in three inMai ments bearing interest from date BBsi BSV cured by mortgage of t ho same, This is u Bplendul chance for ane >y?e de. ?iring to saeute Rich Lands, One Water Pew* or, excellent Cattle Range and a Kcfinee Neighborhood. A pplv ta . ?Irs. Iv M. KE1TT. Or J G KKITT, Ksq, 5an 8 O to ft'jo pek DATt A so at sa t>) WANTED 1 All classes of working people, of cither sex, young or old, tank? more money at work for us in their soars momenta, or all the time, than at anything else. Particulars free. Address G STINSON A C#., ??r' "lo gHPonlind, Mai?a,