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liMiilwwuiiMrwnniwii uni mn mimum-igtr r im mut - vy^LV.7LTT-^?- - Tn . 3 pp?fiTTQiiTJf? ?Wn?aP.ttS x uivuvMvr M ? V ?..i, or?.'r.to. A''fees? of Partisan ?raya* "This for tho gallant Ferguson !" Tho foregoing fire word* had instituted a-reign of terror in one of th? lovrtliast districts of tho Falmetto States-a dis trict wat^bvtho CXAftTf^aahl' ifase* Cornwallis deta<4ifs?? tht?-notoriouj Col. Ferguson to the frontier? of North Caro lina, for theostonsiblo purpose of encour aging th? torlea of that region to take up fhokinc. Fermion';) force con sisted in part ol' tho most profligate and abandoned ctmsjVfeurat ?lay part?ph days, and Ai-IraiBW^^rkedfty^ atrocities or the moat sneering descrip tion. Tho hardy men of tho Carolinas, Kentucky and Virginia ross against the was siain in too hattie, and his Jellow forcignero, numbering about one thou sand, were nearly ail ? capturad cr killed, i This conflict-wived!'?ii* *hopes of riouthcrn patriots, and fop <**. Cornwalli* to return to Ch'm lesion discomfitted and cost down . , ttiiKj^if . "Wc shan have rest now, r the patriots said, after the battle. "Ferguson, the dreodsdj isdeaoV *#a Um. ;few torie? who escaped with their wretched lives aro not strong enough to do m. harm.1' tlo^&^flue?^^ and the loyalists in whoso interest Fergu son had marched to his death, curbed tbeijft loyajft/! ;4n$ I n ( necreey swore ilfMHJ venge. But the .settlements wore soon to learn that tho victory of King's Mountain had The exlstenco of tho new terror was discovered by a boy one morning about a fortnight after tho battle, He found tho family of Archibald Mcltaon .murdered in their own homo, ?ind to the corpses lind been pinned a paper hearing thene words : "This for tho gallant Ferguson !" This terrible atro?lfy aroused tho coun try, and tho ?xelfement'"Was'quickly heightened by the Anding of the body of another murdered patriot. On thc cold breast ivhiou had beenjpjerjed bv pigtel balls/ waltho pallia pwp?Maod ?ts-Wortlo of terrible import, and the country knew that n fear All vengeance would bo taken for King's Mountain. During the week thnt followed tho dis coveries I have mentioned, the work, of thVUv$SfeW^n? terrible1. They;fell upon patriot house's Cat: tho dead of night, and left ci? tho ho::rmi of their victims the Ave woran which .had already terror-i ized ' tho country.- It was in vain that tho patriots summoned their cun'uingnnd energy for the captur? ?Tthe band of do mops^ which as lt had,been discovered, numbered sjfc meo, mounted on black horses^ They c t no and went like ghosts, but al [trays loft behind tho terrible sen tence which' had''made <tbftir existence execrable.' At times tri?y'foll upon their hunters, and left them by tho roadside marked with the signs of vengeance tho sako of their families ; and it is prob able ?bat the entire district would have been %pOJh^late(r?n. H'sh?rt timo, hud lt' not been tor tho courage of olio woman. HawaaWiaeiftsW^uqflasBpe, . it was a da^k sight in ftvlaat wnek bf Ncvcmbdr, when tho horoinc of my story loft tba'uWm OPlTOIItM/??*1 Own house, which had been deserted for sor* eral dayst rtas not tar nt?ay, and B!IO bsd determined to .return to it for tho purpose of Bccuring an afticlo of apparel left be hind ??? tliO .,| Before she set out os her journey, sue waa warned of the dangers that environed house through? tha kitobeoy in the rear. Tho patt, ire! Ri* Often %fefer**ftwas barely ?d^roabje, but eho a?ade ? good headway aaa waned her homo without incHcnt. Tho eilen ce of the grave hung about the ieftsken placey and tho lifting of the, Weren't a chill of terror to tho young#rftm^'.Tnrou^ kitchen, across, &^$ijSnM' parlor abd up the stoirs.sh? cropt tb. tao room rrhcre. aha had left the object of her nocturnal drawjpg) fofth ; tho garment iwhen tho voices of men felt upon her ears, . wjtnher ueart|ftJber throat crpptto the winde?, UuU, overlooked .tho porch in front o?itho hesso*! . ?h Gho-coui? fcco uo?.hiniii'for tho night wM't^vj^A'jaltf'iiie^vOl?as of ^en rn1 .Ted withchi^itlgof bits, coutinnod to -aI uto her ears; eral .days..: Tho daughter,, frightened!!*'t ! tbo'tanouar Sf. whioh we' treated he? father^ '?itfewh?rei' for" protec tion * ' ****** ? r .?? *M#W'rt of col or smn tfce^itaflor'a free.; taoy told her who the reen below, were, though, she could-not ECO ovoti tho outlines of thoir pore?r?s. Oue, week prior to their visit, , harWft^ayora heroes, was found dead in a palmetto grovo, and tho words of Fircuspn's Avengers lay on Als^reast. V.^hefa ano had deaerted&er.; ?O?O'O, knowmir that the hand that had struck, tba, father^ would not spare tao daughter. .( W?a*Wtt she lone girl tremolo when abo fc^t**erabtf to'tteai lfLci dreaded scourges of $he conn?f.>6t? sho.did not feetanT^eifoonjSelow/! Then the calm thought of her situation drove^?tt(tht? Hr heart, and Alice Sca"cko!S?? piipired. lo t%*wBt9m f?m Ar ^^SSl?iil ?4^flkw??on" Tl?aes?3?nta? hoA?noltfte?w. amt r'^'^^^njM^^^ ' SJ* masks la^^^io^a^^^ie^l^Kl^^^ or fotfr bottles oftwine which they bod wiUplis?otaTfi^ ?be j kiou qi mt? .wnw ucict cuun tiic annies piii^ !. na at Mut tfee who would hare'given J j their sttUfatUV tos ? ohr,nce to oxtcr miiia1ll^ttattf?^^ AHop know 1 whet^?itlla pnVty of-pshriots:iay; b-jt, ! a Joajfc?? -Vis*',. r ' t ?At ileis co^insnd oa*of the-inenl?lt .3 tho house, but.- sooat rsdarued, - bearlog 1% wit?^ sMick andi^ral chiekens, from wheeo freshly wrung Hecks tho^warm t blood waa dripping: t "How's the horses?" asked ono of tho 1 Avengers, aa the maa ?ung the poultry j on toa table. , T W ? ai ?IL JJ_. l._ 1 ! . '.. ....*U. -- r . .i_ *i ; T ?' JU " JLWm**. ? .. "Standing like rock?," waa the reply. "Such horses as they ore don't need ?.??/.Ufana ?nil Ji??...n-AWrq itm't. a.Mibali I "Why, there's the Wider KsttBoil." "I didn't think of her," was'tbe reply. "How bitterly eld Hartzell hated ns, but wo caught bim at last." ''And presented bim with nbreont-pin ! Hal Hal" . > . And tbe laugh went round the room. Alico Beaucnampo did not wait until /lie, laugh vas ended ; while yet it filled ?he houso with its dcvelUh echoes, she ftiMM Wesa^hg ttpw ? te ?Tfrjy-t" at looScd yul upon tho dark pn'mctto grove. , . There was no sash in tho window, and the cool winds of the night kissed the ?allid check of the partisan's daughter, or -n moment -sbe tried to pierce the .darkness bimeathahe ^iudow, but failing UtolfUr WmlnMw ?rfhnf for success. Tho distance to thc ground was not great, and tho daring girl alighted without in sha, was free > tomaka llier, encap? to the friends she bad lately left; but immediate flight in that direction was not her intention. "Heaven nid mo !" sue murmured, as 'sb's glided around the old bouse and ap proached tho horses which the tories bnd left tethered io a smsU i reo a few j mu? from the door. A glance In tbe room revealed tho forms of the Avengers discussing tho wine and ^watching the roasting of tho fowls. Th?y did not fo&r danger, for their nor rible^Wds bad completely terrorized 4.19 country, and under, tho sway of their, lajjai! dt TgTwasgfast n<Arj|| fl RlieWoWmtel them^forfsft Itt JleY a singlo rein ; and then in a brief period pf time sho loosened the horses and quiet-.'? ly lcd them into a smull copno not far away. The steeds did not refute to obey her guidance, and when she had reached tho copse, sho struck them with a whip Which she had found beneath a saddle. It was a Kmart blow that she adminis tered, fftad tho horses started for-.var''. ; ml disappeared in an instant. Thus in a few moment*, Ferguson's Avengers had been deprived of thoir horses. Flushed with triumph, Alice Ueauchampo returned to thc house, and agaiu looked in upon its hillarious tenants. . She now held a pistol In her hand-a weapon which a bolster had granted her, and sho crept to the edgo of tho porch pefore sho halted. There was the flash of vengeance in the dark eyes of tho par tisan girl wliile ?ho gazed upon tho party beyond the. threshold. Once cfc twieo Sho raison tho weapon, but lowered it again, as if playing with the life of the leader of tho six, whoso burly form was rovealed by tho light of tho Aro. . She saw tho fowls smoking and well humed, placed on tho table, and watched the greedy men crowd around for their abates, j ?Ti*oir tongue* and movements told her that stolen liquor was doing its ; accustomed work 011 all novo tim giant, who bad superintended the cooking of tho late repast.. .This mau appeared per fectly sobcr.'ahdtlie'nrigry glances which .lie often coBt at hin comrades told that he did not sanction their conduct. "Cornel enough of this !" ^0 suddenly cried, rising from tho table, which had been dragged to the middle of the room. ."Get up, noys, and let's bo going. I told ?you at Wiley's tbatryou bad ?viue enough, but you mbst bring some here rmd drink your?eie?s stupid, Toni Suott, and you, ?Blakespu, I am ashamed of you ! What vrould we do if a gang of rebels should catch train- thia condition ? You, know the men y 1 would get, andrei j?ujiit Thon an expression of contempt passed ovor tho man's face, and stopping he cried : "Up5! - np I? the rebels are coming ?": ""1 But his ^y efalnrr? did not infuse much life into tho men at tho table. Ope ortj^fa^jwjre' raised, .by* ibo flrfrrik*pi? leer lani made the faces hideous was lenougb. to provoke a smile oven from tho mad tor/. SM?* A?#f ?stete ^'Dogs, every one of you. rve n mina to ride down to the Pscoiet 5-?a-jp and tell the rebels hiding there that tho men they hateara icrthou*,powder. I luye thought. ?that 1 commanded1 men, not drunkards !" ? and he struck tho table with the butt of bis pistol, but1 could not rouse his athpt? foUpfUfiJw *x?i. M??*ru ? io! util i The next moment, with on oath on his Hps, he strode to the door, which he jerked open, and stepped upon the porch. "I ?uSoi^ tio each fool imthe aaddlo." . He was stepping from tho porch for tho purpose of ottcndlng to tho horses which ho supposed were still tethered at thc treesfwhon a form rose boforo him and ho started back with a gasp of terror? j I "Who in the mischief" "Alico Boauchampo 1" was tho inter ruption ofctbb.upp?tition. "The daugh ter of the old mun basely murdered by ?our hands! Down on your miserable noes, Godfrey Lang, and beg for the raerpyj jrqp have/nover; Sv^rrn ??thcrn. i Down! jytfiyT; f /! . | ? I / | / . If Perhaps tho shadow of the window Bash /did not permit him to see the pistol that, -was clutched tn the hand of the fearless1 girl, else his rashpess might have been' gurbed. ' . '..Kbe?? to you i ' Nover !" to criodi! The weapon which he raised dropped boforo the Sash that followed his words,. abd with a groan of p?ih< b? itoggeVei' back to d/jK> dead., cmonft his drunken comrades. ' ' I Alice Beaucharapo, nmaied at her own courage, stobt? silent amidst the srrfoko of her own pistol. She saw tho bacchantes tty to shake off thipir torpor at tho sight ot thoir stricken leader, and one zoso to his feet to fall as soon as ho needed sup from the disgust^ |l?h?ta a ?ri An hour pa?id away, and tho drunken tories h?Van tv weaver; their, chief, Whb dropped to the floor, seemed to sober thom With hia.cold face abd staring eyes, add] WheniHby had ?ll recovered their BCAV tered wits, tho foo they dreadod.was upon then). .il j Alice Ueaucharupo's voice had fired the licarta bf ?die patriot band for vengeance. e\?< v?u u?i *?-*u!?i-a?j.=.? ?K? wi*,.j ?*i countered tip paillsans w?0 had captere? ' oho oftioffniiriTOre wer?MoW ih* the trail. i The conflict between .patriot and tory ?as brief &&i^a&?<?r Thp.?v? avenge? were made.priaonors. and suacUike cowards for tba mercy they hod nover grafted tona living being, I need not deacribo tho scene that fol 1 ?wed. ?uf?coit loiAy that tho trees in froni of Ali?^ Beaucharijpe's home bore ._._ii'A^t. iii. _i.T"5iiil....?. j?u. MmilD H^st:r??3^f^" ' v'01 UUUB ' I vln*llra^?v)<?i:4 5 Tho vengeance of. the patriot* 1 wa* as ilsj? the t^bi?Ai?T of tb* hcfltH'??a Jedded a lieuUcitnt of Mavion's t aets. tier h??.1?(?^..?lr ^w.?a] ?nt ^4iordeao*ndftnt?Io '/ ou need not hurry toa thai ?wann** *: i J -Tt?t^arb?*?w chances that a life in tranc? risk will'-he paid. ?ne'i? th? h? ?yurrt may decide against the compa ly, an?2 tha'cier in that the company nay be solvent when the timo to pay jomes. ? -. -~ ? ti Min ifiiri "tn-* fr liiplOnm i fi ft-*S _!? ^ t :JV ?t 'il A.'_ THE CTBfi BY TIOLET BLUE. A New Discovery in Medicine and a _ New Trefle. mo IO C*Oii; TJWXJT; I-,>LI :? , tyntaaj )#ea*optoo'(i book on ibo re msrkablo medicinal qualities of sunlight thrown through blue glans has been widely read since ita publication, and bas resulted in many experiment* with n . little success. It is not understood that General PletSOOtojt waa (ho first discov erer of the good effect of blue light upon the; jtf rjvoa?/syMflan f4f man end other creature*, but hi? book wai tho first pop ular irritvn?r 'u?oii. the 'sbblcct, lr it wan not, .indeed, the Amt pubfiMhcd treatise upon it of any kind, Dr. Bayard, of New Vorbraw,Baa>fo/ a Ipng time patt been ima ilk yolr&, fend latoly lie ha? uiiy treated patients in t It i rt way ;>.ii'i eurea them. ' As to tho exact effect of tho blue I., I t tba opinions of .scientific jioraons differ, in?tt Is too carly now to discuss fhenub: eei'frorh'a scientific point of view. Many ?hyaicianes in New York city and else where aro nowrgiyiog tboir attention to this subject, and the demand for blue glans is increasing every day. Indeed there ap paajfe to be quita a Hule "corner" in the blue glass market. One of the Chicago hospitals has some of its wards fitted UJJ With blue window Dane? : and a ahlo ment of one hundred casca wts Blade only !bo other day from New York to tbal ity, ^bere tho, physicians hare been untying tho effect 'bf blue light fot |onio' time past/1 The matter is undei qiscussion also in the New York hos pit?is. ' Sunlight passe? directly through tin Colorless glass,'having no effect wnntovoi Opon it, but.blue .glass catches mid ?c tai uri lient, and aroora lighted by bim pane? is said to bo warmer than one wit! Window? of -ordinary glas?. General Pleanonton think? that the blue light im parts curative qualities to the atmos {here, therefor, and that it acts upon tin enlth of the patient in that way, as wei as directly upon the nerves. There nre blue light?, alternating witl white, os nhould always be- tho case, ii the windows of tho Now York aquarium and it is KI id tbit thc Ashen upon who? tanks this light fails directly are If voile and in better health than tho ot Ii* ; An enthusiastic upholder of thc Ploason ton theory, Hays that tho lamented whnl Would not have lived two days nftc hi arrival in Now York had it not been fe ibo blue light, and it in understood th? (io attributes to the same cuuso thc nt .?uni satisfaction displayed at all (?mes b tho living iiipnopotumuj. j That blue gfann proved lc bo a snitabl agent in the raining of a litter of mothei fess, pig? has boon assorted by I'leasoi ton ; and gardener?, are beginning t Study tho advantages of blue glass i hothouse?! In regard to : thc effect upc ?ie human being, wc are told thnt i laisses of the oyo it is very usofu which appears to bo natural. It nj ci: Used for all nervous discsseH, includii neuralgia and nervous headaches. Gel oral Pleanonton tell?, in a letter to Chicago newspaper, how ho cured hit ?elf hy a sunbath in u blue lighted roo firom the effects of a severe fail froth h damage, and how her converted -his ph sician'-BO that' be noa*' acknowledges't! merita of blue glam, j Of course tho blue glans oxoiteme will be ?. popular subject for new-span ridiculo. .''Gentlemen wi:" proposo llave a pane set in tho top of their bea tb cure baldness, and who have bad plain there for years and wish to have removed, have been beard from. Mea whilo peoplo are becoming more inti ested in the subjoct every day ; denh nra ttonny anri tho TC\ ? *i unmnllilinr ry to ta??fabbut -which appears to he in it more Hubstnnco and interest th 5any other topics of popular conven OH. , ^ - - RT . , ^ ?m^ mm li IO W-A-L/ Q O * A Testimonial' to the' Efficacy " of 1 j Ne?? and Remarkable Remedy, r ; From 1':" FtovifiaiCC {I!. Press. j A lady well knVjwb in the third wa and tho wifo of a prominent manuf ttirer, bas been for th reo years afilie With paralysis, which deprived her oft use cf her limbs. In her helpless st she had to bo taken bodily to and fi ber choir,^ Various doctors were ci suited,experiments with electricity w m?jWa*si nothing waa left untried ti would afford roliof. But all efforts the medical men were unavailing, ti: Visits ceased unless specially urged cali, and while riot wholly abandon > the case, ya*/ tae^.voiy broadly intima ' that it was boneless to expect any nert ?nent benefit from the'physicians BI ?Qo matters stood when the articles lue glass 'appeared ld-'these'colurx ilttlo attention waa at first given to mado of the beneficial effects dori j from blue gloss sunbaths it was deot of sufficient importance to give the n j tera trial. If no good effects folio? I derjb^njyjpp, injury cpuld result from harmless ah experiment, whilo tho tl ry of tho efficacy of blue glosa could Batisfaciorily tc; ted. Accordingly husband nf tho sick lady li ail thc Io sash of two of the parlor windows gie With blue kin:-.J in tho manner rec mended- by General Fleasbnion. 1 fiarlor frpgLs aonthsn Transit atrcot, n the morning the' sunlight ut re through the south blue glass .windov Tho other is a side window looking the west, and along in the afternoon sunlight pours through tho blue g window, so that for several hours ot ?day-tho patient can alt sud receiv? sunlight. Tho husband had not a ti clo of confidence in tho blue glass tl : ry, bat cheerfully acquiesced in the perimen?j being willing to go to any pense or inconvenience to have hiaw heat?rr Vest?Mi.'-' About ton days agc bluo gloss arrangement was comph and tho tiext .succeeding pleasant j when the ann was shining, the ex] nient commenced. The lady was cai to^? plfrlcrr and ?eftsittlngin her cl ?u? y?nO'i, l??ruiug vu?t ? i?ujr u?u en from her chair? TO??nterifig the tor, who; was thr-?r nstonishmont't? that she had actually arisen and wa ?cross the floor. Strength had retu t o her limbs, sho was able to move eeWafi hnWNUmit incredulity Ita i fflcacy.of blue.glass was banished : l hat house. This was the first day'a ] erionce, but subsequent expeticr ? nly confirmed tho confidence of ' lousehold. and the husband who at pooh-poohed" the whole thing, iS' i ne of the firmest believers. It han ! ?en by any vkry i : caults ore looked for. Cabbage Leav?? and'W?eQiiJi from the New York rr'ur?t?. Tho uses of the segregated cabbage i re comparatively few and unimpor ] t enters' toto competition with Amei i plo poetry as an envelops for pa I alter and steaks ; it ii tho base of I I eat.Hs.vana cigars in town which ?ological tobacconists sell eight f ?ya&fc; its-rveato baffle too eta jn^tiuqplrera lute ?ho question o i righi of man. Iii medicfue it figu I n??tivas,'tf ird remerab?r i ?right i Mfrpretentloua part? since Mr. E i .n eminent physician of Parla, has ?blii?H^a a book" on the cabbage bowing that the leaVttof tim ord abbago are fur the healing of all ns filleted wjlj^leersj aores^ bolh^ : iatUm4a^SB0ne^fei9fiMAInMj hestamiPTaa^oea? iii latfejatTon Bte ecatteeacnt over the uUcovcri eneral Pleasonton, convey a wholi of suggestions even to the scientific i It stands to reason that if bluo gla M good and green cabbage leaf T. ; . ." T gOO?, 'ii; viiinti?? j. .., -, . ? /. S?d J cabbage leaf must result i:> boundless I benefit. All tbst wi!! r(,n!*in to ho done I ivill bc to grow the cabbage- under blue g?aii *rs*???*?,; : tl?ui? happily dbmbitaing : dosi excellencies in the' ?ingle product; j In the bright lexicon of eternal youth there will in thc fut nie be inscribed but two words. Man shall sit under his blue glass vault, munching his ?avery messes of thc leaves of the toasties, death and disenso not daring to rr 'cst him, neither making him afraid. To insure that sur vival of OIIO'J power?, acquaintances, afr factions nod usefulness which men affect to consider desirable, one will but need ut sunrise to repair to his blue glass house (abstaining carefully from thu throwing of stones during his occupancy thereof,) there to bask in th< actinic rays of tb? ?un till twilight diaws on, foro-t?lliu'g the night wherein he shall draw tie drapery of his cabbage leaves around him und lie down to pleasant dreams of the next centennial. The prospect is a most flattering 9nc> though it may look blue. Let us, therefore, consider the slugs of tho cabbage leaf ; they toil out, neither do they apia, yet for all sanitary purposes they are more favorably situated ! tb it 11 the modern benefactor of humanity ] who paton'? n panacea, grows rich by ita sale, and either perishes miserably lita Parr, tb* inventor of the "Life of Pills," who died at thirty-three, or experiences Ute more doleful fate of nn Ayer or a Helrobold. laney Farmers. The Chicago Titnu bas a few truthful paragraphs describing fancy farmers, which read a > follows ; No class of men have Hen. ridiculed so much, und none have done so much good, as those who are denominated fan cy farmers. They have been, in all times aud countries, the benefactors of the men who have treated them with derision. They have been to farmers what inven tors have been to manufacturers. They have experimented for tho good of the world, while others have simply worked for their own good. They tested theo ries, while others have raised crops for market. They have given n dignity and glory to tho occupation nf farming it never had before. Fancy farmers have changed the wild boar into the Suffolk und Berkshire ; thc wild buil of Britain into tho abort boru ; the mountain siicep, with its lean budy and hair fleece, into thc Southdown und the Merino. They broupht un tho milk cows from pints to gallons. They have lenghtened thc sirloin of tho bullock, i deepened the udder of tho cow, enlarged tho ham of thc hog, given strength to the shoulder of tho ox, rendered finer the wool of the sheep, added fleetness to tho speed of tho horse, and ~nade beautiful every animal that is kept in tho service pf conn. They bare improved and has tened the development of all domestic animals, till they hardly resemble tho creature? from which they sprang. ?Fancy, fnrmors introduced irrigation and fanner-draining, grindings and cook ing food for ?tock. They brought guano from Peru, and nitrate of soda from Chili. Tbey introduced and domesticated all the plants wo havo of foreign origin. They Drought out the theory of rotation of f erbos a? a natural means of keeping up ana incren ung the fertility of the soil. They first ground up gypsum and bones, and lieatcd thc latter with acid to make manures ot a peculiar value. The first analyzed' soils, as a means of detcrmin j ing what was wanted to increase their fertility. They introduced the most im proved methods of raising and distribu ting water. Fancy farmers, or fancy horticulturists, have givon UB all our varieties of fruit* vegetables and flowers. A fancy former in Vermont, a few years ago, originated the Ear.'y Hose potato, which added millions of dollars to tho wealth of our country and proved to;be a most impor tant accession in every part of the world whore it was introduced. Another of these fancy men originated tho Wilson strawberry',) andi another, the I Concord I grnpo. It was a fancy farmer who brought tho Osage orango from Texas to the.] Northern States. .* Among tho men tn this country who were classed as fancy tannera nt an early day, wero Washington, Jefferson, Frank lin and Livingston; : The first introduced mules ; the second, the cultivation of im- ? proved rice ;'the third, thouso of land pras**| ter, and the fpurtb, tho raising of lucerne. More than1 any men of their time did they add to tho wealth of tho country. After them came another race tit fancy farme.o, who introduced Arabian horses, Spanish sheep, and the improved breeds of cattle and swine. Theso fancy far mers added immensely to the wealth of the practical farmers of the country. THE PIG VOR THK SOUTH.-Black-1 br Blate-colored pigs ore freest from skin diseases in hot climates. The choice is practically between tho Essex and Berk shire for males with which to improve the native stock of hardy grubbers of tho root-or-die variety., ? Those ..who have .tried tho former huye ??buen delighted at first, but afte? a feW yearsT>eg?n"b recall with longing tho lean hams and thin but solid nuu flavorous bacon of the old race horse breed.) The troublo with tho Efzax pigs for tho South is that they are not ac tivo" enough. They are of tho eat-and sleep, noa sleep-and-wnke-to-eat kind, and,their grades are,~of course,like them. The sido fat is superb, and so is thc leaf lard, nud so for tho breed is ell that could bo desired .. but tho ' hams and shoulder? aro t?p fat for profit, aud tho ham ia not marbled witl^k?^H?jtho Berkshires. These (thc ; ch more enter prising, more wide awake* less'easily con trolled, hut good foragers, Their grades aro a wonderful improve .'?ti m the original stock, may pe inado v$fyv fat. and yet tho proportion between fat" and lean in the hams, shoulders and sido pork or bacon is such as tdM?e'telop and pre servo tho excellencies of the meat Tho hams- nre large aud rich, and juicy with difluscd fat. Berkshires are nc', quite so easiiyfattcncd when penned and system nticidly fcii'as tho Essex snide, but -:ii i-i^i . >ucu better care cf themselves in the flvpods, and when penned for fat tening maybe finished off with half tho feed tho original "land pikes" would re quire. With many Northern and WcsftMtw breeders tho Essox is a more profitable pig than the Berkshire^bccauac his na ture ieads him io lake mile exercise) so that all he eats goes to flesh and fat. Respiration, which, if rapid, reduces fat gre\tly,js with, h im never accelerated by mtfvvlg?abo?t,'?&dV With-pfonty of feed, the so?c K?rder? of lifo is to digest it. This breed is pu-eminent among tho bracVbro*as,TOttdie^ nono as lat producers.-American Aaricnliuritt. four rolls : steen tn one ousrt of tepid milk until dissolved ; then phec over the fire until nearly boiling; f'ako eff and poor it into a bowl containing tho yolks of th re* eggs ?nd one-quarter of a pound of sugar, beating rapidly tho while :. os soon as quite cold, beat tho whites to a stiff froth ; add to tho mixture very care fully a teaspoonful of vanilla ; bake in buttered cups stood in a' baking pan half full of boiling waler until on withdraw ing a straw il comes ont free and clean. Uso thc following orango aa?cc: Place on tho fire in a , porcelain saucepan one ?uarter of a pound of white sugar, oiic alf pint water, jutes of one large orange, and the rind, cut off exceedingly thin ; "ve minutes, strain, add one glass waler. - Tho man who lied until he waa blacV ii? * the fat* has shut himseVont from tho pale of society. Safe, reliable, (harmless and cheap, la Dr. Bull's Cougb Syrup. Price only 25 cents. j P(TROTES THE BLOO?, Renovates and Invigorates tho Whole System. ITS KttxoMAL mmnu m ALTERA TIVE, TOKIO, 80LVEPT ANO OIUfiCTIO. VEUETINE ls made cicluclTely from Un? lukes of carefully ?elected barks, roc4? ana iicrbs, and to strongly concentrated, that ft will dftoctuHlly eradicate from tho fl item ?tery taint ot Merolalu, acrofaloa* Umtrnft, Tn mora. Cuacar, Caacttroits Bnneojr, Urr.i>cia?, ?all Sheans, Syphilitic ?Ib^tes, Canker, Falaises* al She K:?mub, and all .Uneases that ari?? from lnv ?uro blood. Sciatica, lalasMtMMT and Ihrwst&c BbeaBsotUas, Wtwralajla, ?leas aaa Splaal C aaa pia IBU. can only be effectually cured through tb? blood. . A. Yoi Vicers and KrapiWe Dleoaecsof the Mkln, PaaialM, FI ns pie?, Blotch ea, Ball?, Tm?. SeaM.keatf and Blair. waraj.VEUETlKEhas noter isJled te eilocta permanent care. _ _ For Pala? la th* Back, KUaey Cona. tlnlnia. Oropar, Vernal* Weah noaa, .eaeerrbsra, arising from Internal nicer* tion. and uterino diseases and ?sacral Da? bil ii r, VEG tri INK acte directly upon th; cause* ot those coin,.mim?. Il invigorates and .ireiiKtlien* the whole system, acts upon the so ??.rt iv.- ?.rg.au?, olUya lnnatuBsatioo,carss alrcr n!|..n BII.! rtwutat?<a tilt? howe!*. Kftrm. ii" medicine has fdren inch p*e fj,.? ...i.f.-rln.. M Hi? VKflETIKE. It purines the blood, cleanses ali of tba organs, and poa* M-vv.-i n controlling pow or orer tho nervous sys. ''til- r.Timrknblo cure? effort ed by V Efl ETI NE hive lu.lii.ed many |i|iy*trlaasanil apothecaries \.h?*m v.f know ir> |irc?<-rll>e anil us? lt In tholr " in fact. VIXJETINi: I? tho best remedy yet ?INciirere*! for the aboy?dlseasM-awil lathe only ? ?.Hablo fig,oil? l>CK2s??axU yet placed IH'' -r* ?ho public. THE BEST EVIDENCE. Til* following letter from Kev. E. S. Heit. Pas tor <>f M. ti. church, Na.lek, Maw., will bo read wi tu liiu-rn.-<t by.iiiaity physicians. Afso.tboee i.ullerliu from tho ?.uno dl>eii?o ns aillleteil th? ami ?>f tim IteT. E. H. lieut. No person cnn iloiibt ibis icittiimmy,os ibero I? no ?loubt about ibo curativo powers of VEUET1NE : NtTICK, MJ"., Jau. 1. la;?. Mr. II. IL ST?T???I Orar Slr-Wehavegosd rtati.n foe IMaMilia T?ur VEUKTINK a rmilklnt ot ?ht prate.! ?tin?. WV t.rlixurrjtlttt ll Uzi l.rrn thc im->n? of tating ?ur ?on'., liff. Ile I? un* .eventrrn )?nof ?Kti for th? li.t Inn j .ir? lit* III. aufTrml fi ni nrcru?ia of Inn Ire, munt i-> tn.-(uliiu. ?fftc?nn.tmJ wa. toftr reducril tut nrtrlr .ii who .aw him IhotiiM lil. literary Impnatlblr. A ruuncll of ?Mr phyalrlans cral'l irirr u. bul (br Uinlf.t hopr ol 111. err rallyin?. |w.i nf the nuBil.tr drrl?rin?r that ht wt. beyond Iii? rearhef luim.n remrdirt. thal tren ?in nutation eoul'i mil ?arr ltira. ?? hr h ?ul not ?i?or ?nun? li lo rintuir Ihr ni?T?linn. JuM tlirn wc ininincnrtr] fleing lilin VKllirriNK.snJ liitnlhtl ilm'toUhrprrMnl ht ht. been rw.inuon.ly lm?'e'?lnr. Ile lu? latrlr rcumril Mi ?tudlt?, thrown ?way lib cruldir. tint c?nr. tnd walkt about chttr lullr nn.l ttronr. Tbeara litre lt ?till ?or.it dlwharst from Iii? opmlnf whrrr llir limb wat Um-r.1. wt li?rr thc fulltat con&druc* tint In i littlt time he will hr |wrfrctly rurrd. Ile ht?takrn about three rinarq iHitilr.of VCOCT1NC, hilt ii t ? 11 m.-. hui Uttlt, a. hr .Udarra that he lt loo well to btuklnr medicine. ' _ < Ke.F.cUuUyynurt. fr^^F. DEBT. ALL DISEASES OF TEE BLOOD. If VEGETINK will rcllcTO pain, cleanse, pa rtly anil cur? stick diseases, restoring the patient to iierfect health aflor trying different pbysl rlnns, ninny romodlcs. Buffering for years, ts lt not concluslto proof, li you are a sufferer, you eau bo cured? why ls this medicine performing such great curca ? It works In tho blood, In tho circulating Huit]. It can truly bo called tho ti lt EAT IILOOD PUItlKIEH. Tho great source of t?ntense originates In the blood ; and no medi cine that doea not act directly apon lt, to purify and ronoTate, bas any Inst claim upon public at tention. - Recommend It Heartily. Docxn Boa TO X. r?b. T, 1STO. Hr. Uranus i Dew Dir- I haratakm ttrrral bott]' your VKUEXINE, and am eonrlnccd lt la a nimbia >. tdy Jbr Uyapapeia, Kldnty Complaint, and central dabl'.ity of tnt >fuim. I ?an heartily recommend li to all inHtrlns from tea aboTo eorapUlntt. Toora mpcctfully, aiaS. MOMBOK PABKER. *fl AUitna Btrcct. Pitpared by fl. B. 8TEVBN8, Boston, Has. mern is sou BY?UL PRuaaigra, CARSW?LL INSTITUTE, Located 18 Hiles Hontk of Ander, son Tillage. SPRING TERM of Six Months bcirins First Mondav in Februuxv. Fall Term of Three Montlis' begins First Monday in September. RATES OF TUITION. For Spring Terni Primaries.$10 00 Acad?mica. 18 00 Collcgiutes. 20 00 Music.. 18 00 Foi Fall Term - Frimarics. 5 00 Academics. 8 00 Collegiatcs. 10 00 Masic. 9 00 pSr Incidental Fcc, per term, upon entry. 25 INSTRUCTORS. College Department will be under the care of K. R. CARHWKLL, Jr., A. M. Frlrjaries and Academics will be under the' supervision and instruction of W. E. WAtTKBU. A thoroughly competent Teacher will pro Bide over the Musical and Art Departments. OTHES ITS KS. 1. Tuition is due at beginning of each ses sion, ami rll dues must bo paid by the mid dle of November. 2. Wo promise to advance such pupils only as are regular in attendance. 3. No deduction will be mude for lost time except as occasioned by protracted rlckcss. 4. Board can bo had in good families near the Institute for $0 to $10 pur month. For further particulars address either of j the Principals. I E. R. OA RS WE LL Jr., W. E. WALTERS. Storcville, S, C., Jamtnry, 1877. Jan 26, 1H77__28_ J. IST. EOBSON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, ASH DEALER IN FERTILIZERS, OS EA*T BAY, - - CIIABLICSTON, S. C. A T the commencement of another busi -? A. ness year I acknowledge with pleasure the patronage and .ontidence of my plant ing friends. Robson's Cotton i1"' '_orh Fortillzcr, Rob son'a Compound Acid Phosphate, have giv en very gratifying satisfaction. In offerinK them another season I give thc best guarantee that t/iey shall be kent up to tho same high standard, and sola at tho lowest possible price on thc most favorable tcrmn. J I nm nrcparcdyfo fill orders fer ail kinds of Fertilizers, together with my Cotton and Corn Fcrtlllzcxand Compound Acid Phos phate. " f Having bsP.n among the first to introduce Guano inj?iis 8 tot o, I confidently refer to my plant/ng friends, that, during the series of years/I have sold them manares, I have alwaya?given a pnrc t??t.clc. Every manure ls tested. Robson's Cotton tr.d Corn Fertilizer Cash, $44 per ton : on tiuyj, $50 per ton. C^sh, $28 per ton ; on time, $3.3 per ton; Payable November 1, in middling cotton at 115c. per pound, delivered at local depot. Cfetton ona Corn FcrtiliziT, $67.50 per ton ? Acid Phosphate, $46 per ton. Jan ll. 1877 26 nj _7T Flour, Jbiont. f UST received, another. supply of the I? Celebrated Nashville, Tenn., Flour, riz-Tube Rose. Gem of the Burg, Oda frump and Little Beanty. " Also, some mote of that Cheap Flotif, [rom Cairo, Illinois. Call soon, ?s Flour is idvanclnp; rap'dly iu tho Western rnadthto. fVH brands sold low for cash, by . . A.B.T?WBR8. yDeo2L18IQ.^- r i MM rBawsi IM? . J Itt tw?ihg niirid helow m i ; ? ..H A1 L Wonted Dress Gootls, Bl?ekSUk, Shawls. . A nice loi Clothing w.d Saddles. 1 hiv tho abova Goods on hand, which 1 will sell during th? next thirty days afpri *a that will astonish purchaser;. A B. TOWJ5R8. Dee 21,18T6 23__" TB*VTEl&, PURS. , A FEW sets of Furs, and one fine Fnr ?\. Cape, for ?ile at cost for cash, by A. B. TOWERS. Dec 21, 1876 23 ilia* M. E. WILLUM-. J. W. DaXlBlA LADlfcy hlUHt. MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS & CO. HAVING bought out UieHtock, Ac..ol the late Mrs. C. C. PI-JQ;. have added thereto a rull and gnat variety of NEW GOODS, Such us LADIES' AUS CnHtDBENS' HATS. BONNETS, SHOES, DRESS QOODS, FANCY GOODS, Ans! everything to PLEASE THE LADIES And secure their comfort. Miss Lizzie Williutns has select? I these Goods with great care in Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia, from whence she has just returned with a full knowledge of the style*, costumes ar 1 colors. Call and see her ut old stand-ono door ubove Vont Ofllce. Mantua-Making and Millinery De partment Conducted by experienced Ladies. Sept ll, 1870 ll W?LHITE & WILLIAMS AnderMon, is?. C, DEALERS IN DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c. LAMP and LAMP GOODS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, DYE STUPES, dc. A Full Liar nf PERFUMER Y And TOILET ARTICLES, CIO A RS and TOBACCO, And all other Article? iuutilly kept in our line. NEW CROP GARDE'N SEEDS, at Wholesale and Retail. Jan _2 Something Good ! A NI) I have just received a fresh lot nf XJL Groceries, to bc sold low for cash, viz: Prime Rio Coflee, green and parched, Choice New Orleans Molasses, Raisins, Currants,.Citron. Dates, Oysters, Tomatoes, Cooking Extracts, Apple Butter, Quince Butter. Peach Butter, Mince Meat, English Piccalilli, Candy. Call .soon and get a supply for Christ nuts, and do not forget to try some of my Kxtra Buckwheat Flour, aud sonic of my nice Tea, as I make that a speciality. Remember tho place. A. B. TOWERS, No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson, 8. C. Dec 21,1870 23 WM. CTTKXOETt. P.TT'PwiTPP JU J- J. JJJ.1 vi?JULV H. I'. EDMOND. PTYI\A"fiaTT? JJA/iSLVXs JJ t RtolainoKcl, Va., MANPFACTUBEUS PORTABLE end STATIONARY ENGINES, Boilers, of all kinds, Cireidar Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Mill Gearing, Shafting, Pulleys, ?fco., American Turbine Water Wheel, Cameron's 8pecinljfltearu Pumps. ?ST Send for Catalogue. Nov 2,1870 10 ly New Advertisements. <t5fifi*week ln y?ur WB town. Terms and $5 ??>00 oulflt free. II. HALLETT & CO., Port land, Maine. QQKiftft A Y EA IL AGENTS WANTED on WIVUVI/OII ourOrmii Combination Prospec tus, representing 150 DISTINCT BOOKS, wanted everywhere. Tho Biggest Thing Ever Tried. Sales msde from this wheo all single Hooks fall. Also, Asenta wanted on our MAGNIFICENT FAMILY OIDLES. Superior to nil others. With Invaluable" Illustrated Aids and Superb Dindings. These Books beat tho World. Kuli particulars free. Address JOHN JE FOTTER A CO., Publishers, PHILADELPHIA. A FARM AND HOME OP YOUR OWN. On th? Una of a G It EAT ItAlLItGAD, with good marlie ts both EAST ?nd WEST. Now ia the Time to Secure It ! Mild Climate, Perillo Soll, Best Country for 8tock, Raising In th? United States. ! Books, Map?, eui! Information, elso "THE PIONEER" sect free to all parts of the world. Address I O. F. DAVIS. Land Com. U. P. II. It _OMAHA, NED. (bCCo An? a,Week to Agents. SlOOutfitfrcc. POO H lol /P.O. VICK KUY. Auffuita-Malufl. Al cy a day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and ?P** terms fro?. TRUE A CO., Augusta, Maine. T" ''!.' / .1-*>-1-' ?J?****?" tr*m ?.sjug??* < j?Wsm li?t^j'1*0? 'ava.[A ?Wt?a^? V fl A LUCRATiAE BUSINESS We \rarrt ?SOO more first-class Sewing Machine Agents, mid ?OO men of energy and nbilityto learn the basl ness of selling Sow ??je: Machines., Compensation ss?t?lVi?. ?>Ui y t*B y lutz avcv?ix?'iig to ability,, charftcter and qualifi cations of the agent, i FOP pur? ticulars, address Wilson ScvriflgMachine Co.; Chicago, 827 s pd 83? IhtWstiiay.yew York, or Now Orleans. tOC EXTRA FINE MIXED CARDS, with name, 4?D 19 ?*;^brt paid. L. JONES A CO., Ns*l aau, N. Y._ ! ^^?i\SA JL'JtS?I ??rop Goods Yo Dosiers! ?M .*ra?u*Va?M*aortifcT?llnjr expense? p?Jd. No !peddUaaj. Adirwss M??T?)B LAMP CO., Cin .clagatl,0. ,. ? , ? ?BEB?L f R?F.TS ~ TO BSEBCH?RTS. And others who will Wi tho New Whaler A Wil son Ne^mif?foU??, Agcnia wanted in ev .ry community. AddrcM, iMi?, slam* for terms, \\ HULLER A WILSON VF*0 CO., 1, ?. ?? i. ._. Savannah.Qa. ? TTRLT CARPETWaS. 20 to ?S cents per yard. X^rELT ?KU4MQ Mr rooms In place of idastcr. FELT ROOFING and SIDINU. For t lrcularaml Sample, addresa C. J. FAY, Cemden. New Jc??ey. ?5p ? fi SEWS BT?. vf nat uii-j u,. v. " ~ '"..ti^-- T .....v. viitv? ?ti iii'.urniiriii. Ol once nt .?mind for I'otiuu over market value to those indebted to us, and wish lo ?.~?*?0 t'ieii- V counts. Wc have on hand a large stock of " ?or AC O-R/OOBB?BS! Flour, Bacon, Shoulders, Hams. Coffee, Sp gar, Molasses. ALSO, Boots, Shoes, Leather, .Saddles Hats, Caps, Dry Goods, Tobaoco, Cigars, Wines. Liquors, Iron. Steel, And all Farming Implements. Any |>erson or persons purchasing Goods will benefit themselves by calling aud?xam ining our ?tock before purcluiSMg elaewliem We buy for Cash ond sell for .cash unK- '. therefore, wc an- enabled to t ell cheaper. Call and Judge for yourselves, arid be convine?! of tills tact. ' . - tn rr jit!, MCGRATH & BYUUM, Mechanicit* Bow. 1NITURE I FURNITURE S ! ANOTHER GENERAL SEDUCTION IN PRICES j A nd cwann TTIO. C\haar\aai- "Pnrriifrir? WXtitArai- in r li A 0?vM?._ XAUUVJ.UUU uuu UUUUI|/VAJU JL. luuviuv juui^uvv ?JU vuv 'WAtl/fJ, PRICES THAT DEFY COM PETITION ! . . i . -.i . IN consideration of thc scarcity of money, I have put down, priors to thc folluwiuc remarkable, unheard-of low prices : .-.???.. h Unn au, (five drawers,) and Washstand, from $30.00 upward?. With four Walnut Chain and Walnut Rocking Cbnir, from $40.50 upwards. , , GOOD COTTAGE BEDSTEADS- hard vcad, r.ai pine, reduced to $4.00. Without,bu and castors, to 50. |!W|J itt,f Good Wuslisti lid, with drawer and towel end, reduced to $1.50. Good Tin Safes, with fwd doors and drawer, $5.00. The celebrated Kentucky Double-wove Cane Scat Chi. Irs, varnished or painted, warrant, ed to be the strongest Chair made, at ninety-five cents apiece. Bricking Chairs, of the same kind, at $1.40 apiece. ' -ll These prices are nu ketch-pennies, but all my coeds aro nt thc same loiv figure. 1 have, on hand a large Stock of furniture of all kinds and description, which will bo sold cheaper than can be bought from anybody else or any other place. Coom.ond sec TULLY und hu will t?o you ri^ht. HE WILL NOT. OK CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. '"^v May IS, 1 s,ii Depfit Strrot. A^e^on^H. C. ' ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? Then Use New York Enamel Faint Co 's O HEMICAL PA-IISTT! KEADY fur use in WHITE, mid over One Hundred different Color?. Made of strictly prime White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil, chemically combined, warranted ??fiir? Handeomer and Cheaper, and to last TWICE AS LONG ns any other Paint. It has taker, the FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty of the State Fairs of thc Union, and is on MANY THOUSAND of the finest houses in the country. Address, ...?.>? NEW YOKK ENAMEL PAINT C ?MPAMY, ' 103 Chninbers Htreot, Kew Vork. Prices Reduced. Sample Card? sent free. . May 18, 187? .44 'ly CONFECTIONERIES, FANCY GOODS. TOYS. OT. IR,. ZFA-IsTT, CONFECTIONER, - - ANDERSON, ?. C., KEEPS constantly on hand a well-selected stock of CONFECTIONERIES of all kinds, such as French and Plain Candies, Canned Goods of every description. Pickles, Jel lies, Dried Figs, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Dates, Cracks of all styles, Fruits', (Sc. A large selection of . '.; <' TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. to $7.00. I have one of Mathews* splendid SODA FOUNTAINS for dispensing pure Soda Water. Ticket? will bc sold cheap. Any ono buying three dozen tickets itt a time will get them at 00c. per dozen. . , . . , ? ,, . i, . , J. It. FANT, S?st End Masonic Bu?c?iryr. THE GRANGERS9 LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE United States of America. Authorized Capital, - $4,600,000? Of which $100,000 is to bo owned iii each Department. ,. PAEENT OFFICE, MOBILE, At A. P. E. DAVIDRON, President. M. fi. HUDSON, Vice President. It. W. PORT, Secretary. South Carolina Department, Oolam* bia, S. C. Capital Stock, - - $100,000, Tiios. B. JETER, Frccldent. THOR A. MCCRT-ERY, Vice President. H. P. GREEN, Secretary. MCMARKB dc. LECONTE, Attorneys, Columbia, S. C. J. H. EVINB, Attornev, gpartanbnrg, S. C. Dn. B. W. T.wixnt, Medical Director. Security I Economy I Liberality Are thc leading principles of this Conipti-, ny. All approved forms of Life and Kn-! dowment Policies issue<l. Also, Term Poli cies of one, throe, live or seven years. All Life Policies non-forfeiting after an nual payments, when the insured will he entitled to a Paid-up Policy, or cash'surreii* der thereof. Dividends may be used ta orntct^ Policies against lapsing in case of failure to pay pr*v. niiunis. This, with the non-forfeiting sti'd cash surrender features, are sumcteiit ta make this Company popular among think- I lng men. Good Agents wanted. B. F. MAULDIN, Jr., Agent, Anderson, S. C. April 13, 1870_39 . ?ii8ux6 11 our Prup?rty, IHAVE the honor to represent the fol lowing substantial Companies : Underwriters Agency, Now York, assets.$3,302,0*28 Niagara, N. Y., assets. 1,600,000 Continental, N. Y.. assets. 2,800,000 Goorala Homo. Columbus. BMnt?,' 62-1.429 Mobilo Underwriters, Mobile, Ala. 1,000,000 Total assets.19,127,310 These Companies aro all reliable, and if you should ho BO unfortunate as to tpst burnt, your policy will bo paid. Do not de lay , but get a policy in one of. the abova Companies on your property before it is too late. Delays nrc dangerous. ' A. B. TOWERS, Insurance Agent, Anderson, S. C. Dec 21,1870 23_ . lALdlUMUFt .???** sm A wa ar x vrai SHOE SHOP. THE undersigned hereby noti5es the citl-1 Kens of Anderson and vicinity, that he luis opened a Shop for the manufacturo of. j Boots, Shoes, Ac., for gentlemen and ladies, in tho Town of Anderdon. He ls prepared to do flno'nnd substantial work, and will bo prompt in tho execution and delivery of work undertaken by him. HG *\\\\ sju\ ?t residences to get measures for ?udlcs'orders.' I have scoured experience*! workmeti,' "who are capable Of doh tho Anent work, end am now ready to lill all orders wit!? dispatch. My Shop is located in Dr. 8ucdday's' liuild ing, west sido Benson "House, first door bo lo^v Pcathcrston.de Brown's law R. Y. H. NANCiE.... Doo 7,1870 . 21 i ?rfl LAST O ALL; ryiO tlui?s indebted to the ,old Firm of A , BARK, WATSON $ CO., either by Note of,Account, wilt ?vwc ?bst by* settling tho'sarrvc ht an early day. a? we are deter mined to wind up the old business. BARR, WATSON A CO. I Dec 2$, 1876 24 2m . , DENTISTRY.; D?. Gri M? .TONES IS prepared to do, all kinds of Dentistry at short notice.'. Being iri po'ssessiou inf all the latest improvements arid best of mu. tcriai, can ?lo -.-erk in tho best of style. In selling and tilling teeth, lie is determined not to be surpassed,by any. Old decayed teeth treated and slade good, at very little aboTc tho price' o? extracting. Gobo teeth Within the reach of all, et th? present re duced prices. Al', work warranted. Office adjoining T. J. Leak's residence, > secc-nd door below market. Terms low ftT c**l? or barter. - - ??? - . Sept 7, 1870j. -.j i A,J^.:;.t> MANjS?ON BOUSE. ? Matu Bareet.) COLUMBIA, S. G. THIS Houso ht now open for the recep tion of visitors, and every means will bo employed to render guests comfbrthble. It is newly. furnished throughout, ,oi*d tl)? table is supplied with the best tho market affords. Tba Mansion House bi located iii the centre: of the'city, convenient t?>'buH??" ness and nil principal points. Transient Jind permanent board ot reasonable rates. .Car riages in connection with the House; ^ * R. N. T??WKANCE. Oct 19, 1878 . H . . , . LUMBER! LUMB?E?. 1, AM now prepared to f?'rnlst? PINE; ' OAK, HICKORY And1 POPLAR LUMBER on. the Bluo Ridge and > AU Lljoo RaUroada ,at Spncca City,, in any nuantltloa doa I red. , Mr. W. T. Redd la my ngehti ?tf AWflor son, who Will arwnya bo fomid atMthe.; Lamber Y?HTJ. ready, to- vjaH procusto MERA* . , L WMV sj HARBIN" ": July's,IST? si* ?' ' Change of Sohed?foon> South Caro lina Raidroad. i i .tn . ' Cnxar.EaTW,.Mrvr;t8jlSl8j ?cr TraVri^lfi'rt?n'ks foffo^***u^adSy?.?.UtW'/' Leavo ChariMto* ??-...._-U.V..910D ?ps : Arriva nt Columbia tis-.A 00 p rn I*?vo Columbia sV.VU?...'..'.**> ? " Arrive aA/Cbftrteatan ?t~;.",........,.?.,.4 JO 9 ?? ' Arrive st Columbi* tit._?.,*..,.?..f SV)~*& ! Leave Columbi? at.....L.7 15 Arrive at Charleston at.i./.....?-S ? s? Oa and o??r thia date the Camden, tra'.o, will connect?t Kingvlllo dally (exctpt Bunds/) ?Un Vp and Down Dajr aadPaaaf ager Trahai r --' < 8. 8. 8QI/3MQl^BqperinlentdfPt._ Atlanta and Richrnond Air Line R.B. ' ATi.vni.dA., June I. ,'?B?O. i. OOINO BAST. i M* i -'' Athln^^^1--''^"-' t?&l SparUaburg....Lil \?ptn it'oap* Charlotte._._..-.2 03 ?tu I. Ul J ?OING WEST. PauengorTrain, Ko.2. < .Arriver < > '. . N. C. K. H. Junction. lod?t?ftS Charlotte.._ . 'Jisam Bt?arUnburff.I....... ? lt am ? 1* M* Glenville and CohilfnD^ Balfroad: ; ciiAKoEW^teDta ''I, .'. P?i^nRer Tralrt? roU dat?/ fidnday e*cM?' zonnectlng with Night TtojUaiOB. ' lU?lroad up, ?nd down. On and after Hond*r. >??r?,tve'f*HoiHBg?H? b? tho&hwhile* 1 i>?j,y? AiMifi*.;:..-.'.?.- ...I..I.:.1^.:.;.j3AA?.I.J5'0? ? * i^Bs^dTt??r.i:^^^Ji.*?^ * p .? ' A*?U?.s*rOre???l^e^^^wn...^.. ? ?j ?. *l WMrtresavUlest;.....;?..^.'..!*^..^ ? ?g ??*' Arrive at?oluwbla....:..V..r..J?,*? P, P . Arrive at .--.(.;. >J * Arri?? ktiWalh*lla.....A.....*.-,.'.^.l..:.*~^. ? g -P? .hi:?2ra?::::=^ THOMA? DOPAMKAD, tJ???. Sup ?