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PEEMI?M LIST AND GENERAL REGULATIONS OF THE. SIXTH ANNUAL PAIR OF THE IMem Fans' ni Melais' AssscMoi, TO BE HELD AT ANDERSOK, 3. C? VB October 29th, 30th and 81st, 1873. FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT. A. B. BEOYLES, Superintendent Best yield of Cotton on five acres?not less than 1600 lbs. per acre..$10 Best yield of Cotton on one acre, not less than 2000 -bs. 6 Best yield of upland Corn on one acre, not less than Ihirty bushels. 5 Best yield of Corn on Bottom Land, one acrer not les-i than 50 bash;. 5 Best bushel of White Wheat.-^.Rural Carolinian. Best bushel of Bed Wheat.-...Southern Cultivator. Best bushel of Oats?white, red and black?each......Bural Carolinian. Best bushel of Barley..Southern Cultivator. Best sample of White Corn?twelve ears..BurateCarolinian. Best sample of Yellow Corn?twelve ears..Southern Cultivator. Best bushel of Field Peas..'....Bural Carolinian. Best sample of Table Peas?half bushel.....Southern Cultivator. Best bushel of Sweet Potatoes?Yams..Eural Carolinian. Best bushel of Sweet Potatoes?Spanish..".. .Southern Cultivator. Best bushel of Irish Potatoes.Eural Carolinian. Best bushel of Turnips?white....".~......Southern Cultivator. Best bushel of Euta Bagas.Eural Carolinian. Best sample of Cotton?five stalks....-..-...;......... Southern Cultivator. Best sample of Lint Cotton?five pounds.......Eural Carolinian. Best sample of Cotton in the Seed?five pounds.....Southern Cultivator. Best bale of Cotton?not less than 400 lbs.."....Eural Carolinian. Best Sheaf of Rice.Southern Cultivator. Best bushel of Bough Bice..-Bural Carolinian. Sest bushel of Bice, produced and cleaned in the up country...Southern Cultivator. Best specimen of Pumpkin.-Rural Carolinian. Best specimen Winter Squash......J3outhern Cultivator. Best specimen of Beets?half dozen.,...Bural Carolinian. . Best specimen of Mangel Wurzel?half dozen............Southern Cultivator. Best specimen of Carrots?half dozen..Bural Carolinian. Best specimen of Egg Plants?half dozen.Southern Cultivator. Best specimen of Tomatoes?one dozen.......Bural Carolinian. Best peck of Onions._.^Southern Cultivator. Best sample of Cabbage?half dozen........Rural Carolinian. Best and largest variety of Garden Vegetables, raised by one person....Southern Cultivator. Best and largest variety of Garden Seed, raised by one person......Eural Carolinian. Best sack of Flour..?.*......Southern Cultivator. Best sack Corn Meal, not less than one bushel..Rural Carolinian. Best sample Grits?Hominy?one bushel.. Southern Cultivator. Best sample Big Hominy?half bushel...Rural Carolinian. Best bale of Pea-vine Hay.;...Southern Cultivator. Best bale "of Clover Hay.Bural Carolinian. Best bale of Native Grass Hay....Southern Cultivator. Best specimen of Leaf Tobacco'.......Enral Carolinian. Best sample of Wool?one fleece....Southern Cultivator. Best sample of .Wool?tub washed, net less than 5 lbs.Bural Carolinian. All competitors for Premiums for the "best yield" of any of the Field Crops will be required to report the mode of preparation, amount, kind, and cost of manure used, time of planting and mode of cultivation. The measurement of the land and "yield" to be vouched for? by affidavit. ' Com Eetitors for the greatest production of Cotton will be allowed to 1st Decem er to gather the crops,-and their reports must be handed to the Secretary on or before the 10th of December, when the award will be made and pub? lished. STOCK DEPARTMENT-Cattla and Sheep. I'. L. SITTON, Superintendent Best Brahmin Bull, three years old or upward.$ 5 Best Brahmin Bull, two years old or upwards. *3 Best Brahmin Bull Calf under two years old. 2 Best Brahmin Bull Calf, under.one year old..*.. 2 Best Brahmin Cow....?. 5 Best Brahmin Heifer, between two and three years old..'.. 3 Best Brahmin Heifer, under two years old. 2 Best Brahmin Heifer, under one year old. 2 Best Durham Bull, three years old or upwards..... 5 Best Durham Bull, two years old or upwards. 3 Best Durham Bull Calf, under two years old.. 2 Best Durham Bull Calf, under one year old.~ 2 Best Durham Cow.. 5 Best Durham Heifer, between two and three years old. 3 Best Durham Heifer, under two years old.. 2 Best Durham Heifer, under one year old.u 2 Best Devon Bull, three years.old or upward.... 5 Best Devon Boll, two years old or upwards. , 3 Best Devon Bull Calf, under two years old.. 2 Best Devon Bull Calf, cinder one year old..,...... 2 Best Devon Cow. 6 Best Devon Heifer, between two and three years old....... 8 Best Devou Heifer, under two years old......,.,.. 2 Best Devon Heifer, under one year old.. 2 Best Ayrshire Bull, three years old or upwards. 5 Best Ayrshire Bull, two years old or upwards.. 3 Best Ayrshire Bull Calf, under two years old.. 2 Best Ayrshire Bull Call, under one year old... 2 Best Ayrshire Cow.~.,. 5 Best Ayrshire Heifer, between two and three years old. 3 Best Ayrshire Heifer, under two years old. 2 Best Ayrshire Heifer, nader one year old.,.;. 2 Best Alderney Bull, three years old or upwards. 5 Best Alderney Bull, two years old or upwards.. 3 Best Alderney Bull Calf, under two years old. 2 Best Alderney Bull Calf under one year old. 2 Best Alderney Cow............ 5 Beut Alderney Heifer, between two and three years old.. 3 Best Alderney, Heifer, under two years old.... 2 Best Alderney Heifer, nnder one year old. 2 No animal less than half-blood allowed to compete in the above classes. Best Native Bull, three years old or upwards. 5 Best Native Bull, two y'jars old or upwards..~~.. 3 Best Native Bull Calf, under two years old...-.. 2 Best Native Bull Calf, under one year old. 2 Best Native Cow.,. 5 Best Native Heifer, between two and three years old. 8 Best Native Heifer, und? two years old........ 2 Best Native Heifer, under one year old..~. 2 Best Milch Cow, any breed, to be milked on the ground.. 5 Best Beef on foot. 3 Best pair of Oxen. 6 The merits of each yoke of Oxen must be tasted on the Fair Grounds, both before the plow and the wagon. Best Merino B#ek~.'~~..'...?.>.?.. 3 Best Merino-Ewe and Lamb..:. 8 Best Southdown Buck...._. 8 Best Southdown Ewe and Lamb........ 8 Best Grade Buck...*.i.. 2 Best Grade Ewe and Lamb.,.,. 2 Best Native Buck..-..?*???/<". 2 Best Native Ewe and Lamb. .?.7^. 2 Best pair Cashmere Goats..;,. 2 HORSES. P. H. E. SLOAN, Superintendent # Best Stallion, open to the world.'.. $5 Best Stallion, five years' old and upwards, County rai&d. 5 Best Stallion, three to five years old, County raised. 3 Best Stallion, two to three years old, County raised..*. 3 Best Stallion, one to two years old, County raised. 3 Best Stallion Colt, under one year old., County raised.v. 3 Best Brood Mare, open to the world. 5 Best Brood Mare, County raised..?.?. 5 Best Filly, three years old, County raised.. 3 Best Filly, two years old, County raised. 3 Best Filly, under one year old, County raised. 3 Best pair of Horses, broke to harness, open to _the world. 6 Best pair of Horses, broke to harness, Gbunty'raised. 5 Best pair of Mares, broke to harness, open to the world. 5 Best pair of Mares, broke to Harness, County raised,. 5 Best Single Harness Honse, open to the world..... 5 Best Single Harness Home, County raised. 5 Best Single Harness Mare, open to the world. 6 Beat Single Harness Mare, County raised. 6 Best Saddle Horse, open to the world. 5 Best Saddle Horse, County raised.?. 5 Best Saddle Mare, open to the world, : : : : : 5 Best Saddle Mare, County raised, : : : : : : 6 Best Pony, not over 13 hands high, to be ridden by a boy under twelve years old, : t : : : : : : 8 Best Jack, open to the world, : : : : : : 5 Best Mule, raised in the County, : : : : ; : 5 Best Mule, raised in the County, two to three years old, : : : 3 Best Mule, raised in tho County, one to two years old, : : : 3 Best pair of Mules, open to the world, : . : : : : . 5 . Best Draft Horse?draft under line to be the test,: : : ? 3 Best Draft Mule?draft under line to be the test, : : : : 8 All horses, colts, jacks and mules embraced in the above list must be completely halter broke, or they will not be admitted upon the grounds. ? All horses entered for competition, either saddle or harcess, muBt pay an entrance fee of $1.00 per head. SPEED PREMIUMS. There will be a trotting match each day of the Fair for two or more en? tries. Entrance fee, Five .Dollars. The Society will contribute an amount equal to the Entrance Fees?the purse to be given to the winners. . HOGS. D. J. ? HERARD, Superintendent. Best Essex Boar, of any age, : : : Best Essex Sow, of any ago, : : : Best pair of Essex Pigs, ur. der six months old, : Best Berkshire Boar, of anj age, : : : Best Berkshire Sow, of any age, : : : Best pair Berkshire Pigs, u nder six months old, : Best Chester county Boar, of any age, : : Best Chester county Sow, of any age, ; : Best pair Chester county Pigs, under six months old, Best Native or Grade Boar, of any age, : : Best Native or Grade Sow, of any age, : : Best pair of Native or Grade Pigs, under six months old, Best Pork Hog, : : : : : POULTRY. $3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Sausage Grinder. P. A. KEYS, Superintendent. Best pair Turkeys, : : : : : Best pair Geese, : . : : : : Best pair Muscovy Ducks, : : : : Best pair Common Ducks, : : : : Best trio, one cock and two hens, improved barn-yard fowls, Best pair Game Chickens, : : : : : Best pair Fancy Chickens, sny breed. : : : Best and largest variety of 1 mrn-yard fowls, not los than twelve, owned and exhibited by one person, : : : : Best and largest exhibition of Pigeons, not lees than six varieties, HOUSEHOLD DEPABTMENT??A.' $2 JOHN ESKEW, Superintendent. ? Best sample Lard, not less than five pounds, . I ?Best sample Butter, not less than two pounds, : Best sample Domestic Ham, with recipe for keeping, Best cooked Ham, with skin on. :. Best specimen Corned Beef, vith recipe, Best Quarter Fresh Beef, : :. Best Mutton, dressed, : : Best Pig, dressed, ? : : Best sample Domestic Soap, hard, : B?st gallon Domestic Vinegar, : Best half bushel Dried Apples, : Best half bushel Dried Peaches, : Best sample Chinese Syrup, ;: : Best sample Honey, not less than three pounds, : Best specimen Okra or Tomato prepared for winter use, Household Department?UB.' JOHN J. LEWIS, Superintendent. Best Jar Peach Preserves, : : Jar Quince Preserves, : : : Jar Pear Preserves, : : : Jar Cherry Preserves, : : : Jar Preserves any other variety, : Jar Apple Jelly, : : ? : Jar Quince Jelly, : : : Jar Plum Jelly, : : : Jar Blackberry Jelly, : : : Jar Blackberry Jam, : : : Jar Raspberry Jam, : : : Bottle Tomato Catsup, : : : Bottle Walnut Catsup, : : . : Bottle Pepper Catsup, : : : Jar Cucumber Pickles, : : : Jar Tomato Pickles, : : : Jar Mixed Pickles, : : : Jar Sweet Pickles, : : : Specimen Canned Peacbos, : : Display of Hermetically Sealed Fruit, Jar Brandy Peaches, : : : Specimen Crystalized Fruit, : : . Household Department?"C.' J. WILLET PREVOST, Superintendent Best Loaf of Wheat Bread,; ; ; Specimen of Biscuit, ; ; ; Specimen of Rolls, ; ; ; Specimen of Rusk, ; ; ; Specimen of Butter Crackers, ; ; Plain Cake, not less than two pounds, 'Sponge Cake, not less than two pounds, Jellied Cake, not less than two pounds, Specimen of Chicken Salad, ; ; Specimen of Cold Slaw,. ; ; Specimen oft Sandwiches?Beef, ; Specimen of Sandwiches?Ham, ; For the largest number of articles exhibited in this Department by any Hone lady, ; ; ; ; ; ; Household Departmeat?"D." DR. R. F. DIWER, Superintendent Best bottle-Grape Wine, ; ; bottle Blackberry Wine,, ; bottle Muscadine Wine, ; bottle Cherry Wine, j.. ; bottle Scuppernong Wine, ; bottle Blackberry Cordhd, ; bottle Cherry Cordial, 1 ; bottle Blackberry Shrub., ; and largest variety of Apples, ; Apples for winter keeping,, ; Specimen Pears?half dozen, ; Manufacturers' Department"?"A." THOMAS B. LEE, Superintendent Best half dozen Brooms, South Carolina made, Top Buggy, South Carolina made,. ; Buggy without top, South Carolina made, Family Vehicle, South Carolina made, Two Horse Wagon,'South 'Carolina made, One Horse Wagon, South Carolina made, One Horse Cart, South Carolina made, Wheelbarrow, county made, ; ; Cotton Seed Planter, South Carolina made, One Horse Turning PIo^l ; ; ?2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 o $2 2 2 2" 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 $2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Two Horse Turning Plow? Subsoil Plow, : ; ; ; Collection Plow Moulds, county made, Single Horse Plow Stock, county made. Collection Tin Ware, South Carolina made, , and largest exhibition of mechanics' Tools, Southern made, Collection Pot Ware, Jugs, d>c, South Carolina made, Specimen Brick, (100,) Soui.h Carolina made, Bedstead, South Carolina made, ; Washstand, South Carolina made, ; Bee Hive, ; ; ; ; Cotton Gin, open to the world, ; Half dozen Axe Handles, county made, Grain Cradle, ; ; ; ; Ox Yoke, ; ; ; ? Half dozen Split Bottom Chairs, ; Wardrobe, Sideboard or Bureau, each made in the county, ; , ? All other articles of improved machinery, will be carefully examined by the committee and premiums awarded, where they are considered worthy. Manufacturers' Department?fSB." F. E. HARBISON, Superintendent. Best and largest assortment of Leather manufactured by any one Tan? nery in the county, ; : ; ; Best Side Upper Leather, tanned, in South Carolina, Sole Harness " " " " CalfSkin " " " " Sheep Skin ? " " " GoatSkin ? " " " Sett single Harness, made in South Carolina, Sett double Harness, $2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 $2 4 8 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 1 1 1 1 3 Sett Wagon Harness, Gentlemen's Saddle, Riding Bridle, Pair Blind Bridles, Pair Leather Collars, Pair Brogans, Pair Dress Boots, Pair Dress Shoes, Pair Ladies' Shoes, Pair Ladies' Gaiters, Manufacturers' Department???C D. F. ANDERSON, Superintendent. Best pair Woolen Blankets, ; pair Woolon Coverlets, j pair Cotton Counterpanes, ; seven yards Woolen JoanB, ; pair Woolen Socks, ; ; pair Cotton Socks, ; ; sample Cotton Plow Lines, ; piece of Domestic Carpeting, $2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Needle and Fancy Work Department. DR. T. ?.. HUDGENS, Superintended*. Best specimen of Embroidery in Silk, ; ; i specimen of Embroidery in Cotton, i > specimen of Hand Sewing, ; ; ; J specimen of Knitting, Netting and Crochet in thread, . specimen of Knitting, Netting and Crochet in Crewel or Silk, specimen of Needlework by girl under twelve years of age, ; Patchwork Quilt in Cotton, ; ; ; ? ; ; ? J Patchwork Quilt in Silk, ;;;>;*> Patchwork Quilt in Worsted, ;;;?*? Patchwork Quilt by girl under twelve years of age, ; ; ; specimen Tatten, ;;;;>??? specimen raised Worsted Work, pair Worsted Slippers, ?; ; ; ; ; ; 5 Willow Work Basket, }*;;;;> Willow Work Table Mats, ; ; ; . ; ; ; ; Vase of Wax Flowers, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Basket of Wax Fruit, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; specimen of Bead Work, ;;;;>;> specimen of Hair Work, ;;;?;?? specimen Shell Work, . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; Fine Art and Literary Department . J. P. REED, Superintendent. Bost Oil Painting by gentleman, ; ?" ; ; ; ; ; $2 Water Color by gentleman, ; ; ; ; ; ; ,2 Oil Painting by lady, ; ; ? ? ? ? ? ? 2 Water Color by lady, ; ; ; : ; ; ; 2 Pencil or Crayon Drawing, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; 2 Collection Paintings and Photographs, ; ; ; ; ; 2 Essay on Farming, as adapted to Upper South Carolina, ; ; 5 Essay on the - Advantages and Inducements of Upper South Carolina to Immigrants, ;;;;;>>> 6 Essay on the Economy and Advantages of Repealing the Fence Law, 5 Floral Department. REV. J. R, EARLE, Superintendent. Best assortment Greenhouse Plants, ; ; ; ; ; ; $5 assortment Cut Flowers, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; 3 Boqnet of Flowers, :::::::: 2 Vase of Flowers, : : : : : : : : 2 Special Premiumg. The largest exhibition of articles grown and exhibited by any one plan? ter, including Stock, Field Crops, <fcc, : : : : $5 The largest number of articles exhibited in Household Department by any one lady, . - Best Ploughing with two horses or mules, - Ploughing with one horse, - - - Ploughing by boy under fourteen years of ago, - - - Horseback Riding by Lady, ------ Horseback Riding by Gentleman, - - - - - Horseback Riding by Boy under fifteen years of age, Driving in Single Harness, Driving in Double Harness, - - - - - RULES AND REGULATIONS. The following Rules and Regulations for the Sixth Annual Fair of the Anderson Farmers' and Mechanics' Association have been adopted by the President and Board of Directors: 1. All articles will be exhibited free of charge. 2. Persons will be admitted for Fifty Cents each day during the continu? ance of the Fair. Children under twelve years of age will be admitted with half tickets. The charge for the admission of Vehicles will he as follows: Four-horse vehicles and one driver, $1.50; two-horse vehicles and one person, $1.00; one-horse vehicles and one person, 75c.; horse and rider, 75c. Stockholders can procure their tickets from the Secretary in accord? ance with the rules of the Association. 3. Animals or articles having received Premiums from the Association heretofore will not be awarded premiums at this Exhibition in the same class, except where the contest is open to the world. 4. The Committees will be expected to withhold Premiums'when the animal or article is not worthy, though there be no competition. 5. Every'article or animal introduced on the grounds, for exhibition, will be under the control and direction of the officers of the Association, and no article or animal entered for a premium can be removed or taken away before the close of the Exhibition, without permission from the proper officers. Every precaution will be taken to prevent injury to animals or articles on exhibition, but the Association will not be responsi? ble for any loss or damage that may occur. 6. Exhibitors will not be allowed, by their presence or by personal state' menfcs, to seek to influence the decision of the committees in making awards. 7. Exhibitors will be furnished with duplicate cards, one of which must be securely attached to the articles entered for exhibition; the other will be retained by the Exhibitor and surrendered to the proper authority when delivery is claimed at the close of the Exhibition. The names of the ex? hibitors will appear on the card attached to all articles, except in the Household and Needle and Fancy Work Departments. 8. All exhibitors at the Fair must have their animals or articles entered at the Secretary's office before taking them into Che enclosure. ? 9. The gates will be opened at 9 o'clock a. m. of each day, and at that time every officer is required to be at his post 10. No disorderly conduct of any kind will be permitted; police will be upon the grounds to prevent the same, and see that all the rules are observed; and a watch will be kept at night for the protection of all property. 11. The Superintendents cf Departments shall act as chairmen of all awarding committees, but will not be allowed a vote in making the award' 12. Stalls for horses and cattle, and pens for hogs or sheep, will be fur? nished free of charge. Stalls will not be furnished upon the grounds of the Association for unruly or dangerous animals, nor for stock not on exhi? bition. 13. Refreshments of all kinds will be furnished on the Grounds at mode? rate prices. 14. The Secretary's office will be opened at Anderson C. H. on the 10th of October, for the purpose of receiving entries, and persons who intend to become exhibitors will facilitate matters by making their entries prior to the Fair. 15. The Secretary's books will be opened at his office on the Fair grounds from 9 o'clock a. m. until 3 o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, 29th of October, for the purpose of receiving entries, and the books will be closed at the hour designated, except as to live stock, which entries will be received until 11 o'clock a. m. on Thursday, 30th of October. ' 16. The Premiums will be awarded on Friday, 31st day of October, at 2 o'clock p. m. _JAMES A. HOYT, Secretary. T. P. BENSON. DR. M. L. SHARPE. BENSON & SHARPE, j? DEALERS IN g?| DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, CHEMICALS, FERFUMERY, AJST> No. 6 Granite Row, Anderson, S. C. A. B. TOWERS, Fire & Life Insurance .Agent, AND DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS, SHOES and BOOTS, Saddles, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, * GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, Fine Tea a speciality. Call and examine my stock and prices. NQ. 4 GRANITE ROW, ANDERSON C. H., S. C. ; S A S H E S .BLINDS :' ?>; MWoThWuTudei. LOWEST PKICES. py SendfotPriceLUti ? ^ LHHALL&Ca 'f,V' fflamfttttnrer*&JJnlert\- , This Cut entered according to Act of Congress, la the yetf 1873, by L H. Hall & Co.,in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. June 2C, 1873 61 . ? ly Alter 30 Tears cf trial has proved to ho the best healing nn-Jt pa La subdu lug idniment in the "World. ' It 1b recommended with unbounded assurance In all cases of Cuti, Bruises, Burns, Sprains, Bheuma tiem. Hard BweiUni;s, Bites, CbJIbiainn, Stiffnosa of the Joints, lrozen Feet, tors, Arc., kc, among id! persons, and for>prains. Founders, Ringbone, J?oil CYil, Scratches, Wind-Galls, Hoof-aie, Spivine, Spring haltSaddlo, Collar and Harness Galls; also diseases of the Eye and Ear in Horses, Mules or . Cattle. will also Jure'Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Cent. Lame User, Bait Rheum, l^olRonona Bites, External Bone and Muscle Affections, Kore Nipples, &.c, and may be Justly termed the panacea for all EXTERNAL "WOUNDS *y Remember, thlm Liniment did not spring oplna day or a yuar, producing thb HOST ab SUM) ASD CSSATUnAX, cubes-CLAIMZD bt Nkw-Bobn ajtd Mufhroom I.KHiyrs. liut"wohave* tho experience of over thirty yean of trial, with tbo most substant al results, and by ? multitude of witnesses. IT ?he Liniment is not u recommended, the Money will lie Bef?nde! Do not bo Imposed upon by using any other Lini? ment claiming the earno properties or results. They are ft cheat and a fraud. Do euro and get nothing but Mes'?aa L?'? jWSold bt uui Deu g gists and Coo'tst Srouts at 25c, 50c. and $1.00 per Softie. Noucs Size ot Bottle, Stilt, &c. _? LYON MFC?, cn. Magnolia Balm A FEW APPLICATIONS MAKE A Pure Blooming Complexion. It is Purely Vegetable, and its operation is secu n- I felt at once. It does away with the Flushed App, anco caused by Brat, Fatigue, and Excitement, j t .?b and removes all Blotches and Pimples, dispelling dark and unsightly spots. Drives away Tan, Freckles, and Sunburn, and by its geutio but powerful iuauouco mantles the laded cheek with . YOUTHFUL BLOOM AND BEAUTY. (Sold by all Drufr^ist and Fancy Stores. Depot* 83 Park Place. Naw; York. OORE'S SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, . ATLANTA, GA. Es tab lislicd 15 years. A Standard Institution. The Largest, Cheapest, nnd Best Practical Business School in the South. "One of the best Business Schools in the Country." [C/iris/ian Index. For Terms, &c, address B. F.MOORE, A.M., Pres. June 19, I&73 50 ly m-. 001dsmith. T. KIND GOLDSMITH & KIND, FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS, (fhqixix iron works,) colu31bia, s. c., MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines, of all sizes : Horse Powers, Circular and Muley Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Grist and Sugar Cane Mills, Ornamental House and Store Fronts, Cast Iron Railings of every sort, including graveyards, residences, cic. Agricultural Implements, Brass and Iron Castings of all kinds made to order on short notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Also, manufacturers of Cotton Presse? &c May 18, le71 46 Iv