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j Das Veilchen. pbom GOET1IK. au ?>p ?v/.li - . _ ? r Lonely and sweet a violet grow The meadow weeds among One morn a rosy shepherd'maid, jj J-Vvytb careleas heart and idle tread, Came by, Camo by ^Td^e .meadow lands, and sung. 0V"Ab!" said tho violet, "would I were Some Btnlcly garden flower ! Then I might gcthcrod be, and pressed One little hour to her sweet breast: Ah, me ! Only one little hour I" On come tic rosy shepherd lass With heart Unit idly beat. And crushed the violet in the grass, It only said, "JIow sweet ! How sweet !" it said with fainting moan, "If I laust die, to die alono For her, MMJWA!/ For her? k To die at her dear feet." Useful Hints. To Prevent Oataoo Ffom Fadinc ?'J^akc the dress when it needs wash ing, and dip it in a pail of suit, water, ami-dry it before sending it to the wash. I. his should be done before it is washed the first time, and the process need nev er bo repeated. To Make Liquid Gi.dk.?Lime,*onc part; sugar, four parts, water, twelves parts, by weight. Digest, the lime and r sugar in the water several days, shak ing up the mixture sevejal times a day. The viscidity of the glue is increased by diminishing tho amount of water . Said to be extremely ten:.cious and unaffected by extremes of heat and cold. To Remove Ink From Carpets.? Procure a basin of sweet skimmed milk and a sponge, ami pour the milk freely over the spots and then absorb it again with the sponge, repeating this opera tion three or four times, until the milk is no longer blackened, and then wash the milk from the spot with a cloth nnd water, and not a slain remains be hind r MroiL'JroE for Sticking-Paper.? Take two ounces of Gum Arabic, one fourth ounce of white glue, :i tablespoon ful of molasses, a lump of white sugar as large as a good-sized hickory nut, put it all together in a basin and just cover it with cold water, let it stand half n day, stirring it occasionally, then put it ovor a slow fire until all is dissolved, let it boil a little and it is red ly to put on the paper. Moth'Preventive?The fo 11 owing recipe for keeping moths out of cloth ing, the Journal pf Chemistry says is a favorite in some families: Mix half a pint o^.alcohol, the same quantity of spirits of turpentine, and two ounces of camphor. Keep in a stone bottle, and shake before using. Tho clothes or furs, are to be wrapped in linen, and crumpled up pieces of blotting paper dipped in the liquid are to be placed in the box with them, so that it smells strong. This requires renewing about once aycar^ To Remove Mildew?Make a vc ry weak solution of chloride of lime in Water?about a heaping teaspoon ful to a quart of water: strain it carefully, and dip the 6pot on the garment in it, and, if the mildew does not disappear inline diately, lay it in the sun for a few niin ntcs, or dip it again in the water. The wot k is effectually and speedily done and I can not find by' experiment thut tho chloride of lime either rots the cloth or removes delicate colors, when sufficiently .diluted, and tho article rius cd rfterward in clean wider. Whitening Peesv.'Ax.?Tn cool treathcr wax can be whitcucd in a little ?^while in the sun by spreading it out in very thin flakes or layers. Take a very thin board' or a clean shingle and wet it throughiy, .hud then dip it first in 'pure melted vfd%. It will adhere to" the shingle id sufficient quantity to make it thick na is tieccssary, nnd it will cool off almost instantly on being taken out of the melted wax. Now draw a knife along the edges and you can readily cleave ft Off the shingle, and you have the thini?yer of wax. hvposo this to the sun qn the snow or on a window ?f0Jfeaudji| will become perfectly white, ^rDen it can bo made into cakes or any fanoy form suitable for {[market, where It will command a much higher price than the yellow wax, Corn in llio Ear. A farmeB^vho employed a green Emerafchar, ordered him to give the mule some 'cqpUg the ear.' On his coming in, thcCHffuw adkod : 'Well, Put, [did you give tho mule corn V 'To bo phuro I did.' 'How did you give hV 'Och, an' shure as your honor t.ould ni^.'in.the ear*' fJiut,tiow much did you give'/' ?Well, you see, tho craythur wouldn't stand still, and kept switching hid cais ?0, I couldn't get but a fistful in.' The farmer explained Men slip on water when it is frozen, wTh'ifttAv when it isn't. DR. OLIVE R05, Tip'; Druggist, Has a FRESH SUPPLY of TURNIP and CABBAGE SEEDS for Fall planting. All Socda warranted. DK. T. UERWICK LEGARE, dentist. Graduate IZulfiiuore College ol*| Denial Surgery. OFFICE OVER STORE J. A. HAMILTON, july 1 1871 tf BENTAL NOTICE. The UNDERSIGNED lake* pleasure- iu announcing to his many friends and patrons that he has PERMANENTLY LOCATED at ORANGEBURG 0. H. Where lie will devote his ENTIRE TIME from every Monday until Friday noon, to the PRACTICE OF DENISTRY in all its Departments. Perfect SATISFACTION 'guaranteed in all Operations entrusted lo Iiis rare. Charges MODERATE. lie will bo found at Dr. Fcrsuor's 01-1 Stand. Very rcspcol fully, I A. M. SNIDER, D. S. may 0 ly dentist ry. 15. E. MUCKTEtf EUSS, 3>iMJtisi, Of CHARLESTON, can bo found at his OFFICE above Captain BRIGG M ANN'S STORE, on Rus sell Street. References?Dns. J. P. Patimck, B. A. MucKKNFUSSj A. P. Pr.Lzua, M. D., and Messrs. Pr.LZKU, Rimer us .V Co. iuuoC 1^71 tf A "STAV L.UV Ellt.W. HUMBERT & FORDHAM, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS A T Ii A W . OFFICE COURT HOUSE, OHAKGEIWIIG, S C mar 14 t!" F. G. tiKEnOUY HAS (WANED a SHOP at Rigg's Old Drick Store for (be purpose of Repairing Watches and Clocks. His work is guaranteed to give satisfaction or no pay required. He will be glad to serve bis old customers and the puhlic'gencrally. Prices moderate, may 2 Um 187-1 FOB S A LL] A GOOD PLANTATION in Middle Town ehip, 400 acres. Finely SET I'LED. House and Outbuildings all new. All under Good Fence. Plenty of Fruit Trees. Price $???O-r-half cash. A DA RCA IN. Also 180 acres in same township. Saw Mill House, Gin and Grisl-Mill. Never FaMing Stream. Good lor 800 bushels toll Corn and 0 to 8 bales toll Cotton per year. $L-00? half cash. Also GOO acres in Charleston County, $3 per act e. Also :;t.ii) acres iu this county. Pine land, well watered, S2 per acre. Apply to A. li. KNOW L I ON, ^ Land Agent, Orangeburg C. IL, S. C. mar 14 tf AUGUSTUS B. RNOWLTON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A T L A W , OKAXLlEIiTOO, S. C. july S tf Brick! Brick!! Brick!!! TAYLOR A* JOHNSON, columbia, s. o. Are prepared to furnish FIRST CLASS HHICK in any quantity at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. Orders solicited. Joseph Taylob. Henuy a. Johnson may 23 tf a ca:rd. Dr. J. Gr. Wannamaker & Co., Respectfully call the public's attention to their FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE, on Russell Street, next door to McMasI >r's Brick Building, where can be found a well selected stock of MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, SOAPS and Fancy Toilet Articles. A kind ami generous patronage is earn est ly solicited. Dr. .1. C. WANNAMAKER & CO. J. FELDER MEYERS, THE A Hi JUSTICE. OFFICE COURT HOUSE SQUARE, Will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to him. mar 29?tf GOOD GAISZfrEXS to be had by buysag your Garden Mee?Is ami Onion Seta from E. EZEKIEU, who gets all I; is Seeds from the Celebrated lirm of l>. Eau dretli &-C .Son. JV. ii.?Members of Granges will be supplied al Grange prices. jnh 10 -it. land agicnt The Undersigned hns opened an OFFICE for the SALE of LAND. Persons having REAL ESTATE lo dis pose of will do well to register tho same lor sale. LARGE FARMS subdivided and sold in either LARGE or SMALL parcels. GOOD FARMS for sale at from $2 to $6 per acre, on easy terms. AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON, Oiungcbarg C. 11., S. C. nov 15 f IFf? ? n ju u THAT THEODORE K0H2T 41 BRO. Are now CLOSffi?- OUT their en tire Stock of SUMSLER WEAR to make room for the immense naiaa 60^1 Which their Mr. HlHRY E0H2J is asntg m the Northern Mark ?I TO yoss & izlae And "buy your aRQ^RIBS, and thus save yourself the trouhle of pricing: JL8? O"' GOODS DELIVERED. o r.< 1 i i p st HAS AN ENDLESS STOCK OF DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, BJOTS. SHOES, HATS and GROCE RIES; Which he is offering at ' < CHARLESTON OOST PRICE A X I) m hum b u g ! JUST I N have received a LARGE ASSOR I'M EN !" - 1' LADIES' DRESS GOODS a L ARGE und VARIED STOCK other DESIRABLE ARTICLES inn croiifl to niontion. All <if the above will lie sol 1 nl PlllCEiS to suit those p re ssi u ''ttcn. Call and examine. No irouble to exhibit goods. H0M?S CARTMIL ! MM L 0 1? Is now RECEIVING one oi" the LARGEST an l ?EST SELECTED STOCKS of w. HARDWARE, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS. Crockery, Glass, Wood and Willow Also a NICE SELECTION of ? ready MADE clothing, Which, having been bought with an eye to the HARD TIMES will be SOLD LOW DOWN for CASH. FULL VALUE for the MONEY guaranteed, ami un curly inspection respectfully solicited. No charge for showing goods; lie: pect fully yours, * ' GEO. H. CORNELSON. A SPECIALITY OF BACON, FLOUR, HAMS & SUGAR, THIS SKASON. AIho on hand a lull STOCK of FANCY GROCERIES. Just, received a fresh lol of CHOICE CANDIES, FANCY CRACKFna irun? sugar; lemon syrup, canned strawberries, peaches, &c ' lemon J. S. ALBES&OTTI, CORNER RUSSELLSTREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE .Sgffl ? . ?Is ffS i JLFllJL ii v i lV.i '?):/)) v ?Jrurj st)3i of SPRING GOODS Do you want the BEST CtOSHIH 1 You ever SAW ? Do you want the best; Lard, Mackerel, Salmon, Sardines. Pickled or Prosit JOyj-ler* Sugar Cured Hams, Putted Ham, Ct ackers, Sugar % Coffee, Chewing or Smoking Tobacco, Sugars? BOOTS OE SHOES <;o to 0 Y D S 9 \t the Sign of the COM) ROOT. ?3. 23 w y-j td ? H 0 0 l> 5? Dn * ? j g s tad s o r O % C ? C5 2 H i h I r> ? CO Q H 0 W [> fa k! i S h ? N s e H ST E.0 S? 3Cj " 10 s a) I CD tn* IP ? h-4 02 td w [*? w ?a 3 CQ Vtn=J m 5* ^5 , Agt. HAS JUST RECEIVED AT THE A full supply or FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, and is offering thorn VERY LOW lor the Cash; AT THE ENTERPRISE SALOON Will be found a full Stock of CHOICE LIQUORS of the best brands, nod a largo supply of thu REST BITTERS that avo mado. SEOARS and TOBACCO of the best grades. All in goods will bo dealt with right by calling or nood of the above AUGUSTUS FISCHER, Agt.