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i AGRICULTURAL. From I ho Lancaster Ledger. Our Samples. Til'* Auri' -ulluVaT Society is otic of our lU'.'st usClUl associations. It has milk'*! iv.'fc- to the tentorial wealth of ' the counlV tlir.ri ar.$ other merely so- ! eial organirifjoil. It has imparted a stimulus a HI enterprise to practical farming n<"ver before known in tliis ' section. And no part of the S ate lias ' developed in ore new and important , principles in Agricultural science. : There is no necessity nor propriety in i us buying flour and corn from North Carolina, when these articles can be ! produced so successfully by ourselves. J The samples exhibited by Willis (Jreg- . ory, Ks<p, arc good proof of what skill and energy can do in the production of bread-stuffs. Wheat that yields from forty two to fifty-flve pounds of g' od flour to the bushel (and the bushels per ' acre corresponding") liberally remunerates the farmer.' i J is Lytic 11 variety is rather the best?yielding more bushels per acre arid more pounds of flour to the bushel. His Spring variety is a su j i pcrior article?being as sure a crop as the old Alabama and yielding much , more to the acre. Four varieties were ! f exhibited and all were found very good. ! It would pay the unskillful to go to 31 r. Gregory and learn his method of prc~ pariDg his ground and cultivating his crops. 31 r. Brown's wheat Was equal ! in quality; but the yield per acre was not quite so great. With him wheat: is not a specialty?though it receives commendable attention, lie finds great advantage frotn changing his seed every year from one plantation to the oth. er. There is no necessity for Mr. Kogers to go to Texas when he can grow corn 1G feet high with from 2 to f> shoots od the stalk. Any farmer who has a few hours leisure time will do well to visit Mr. llogers' entire crop. Fellow-citizens, let us give more attention to farming. It will pay better. Observer. From the Charleston News. The Cotton Crop of 1870 in So- Garolina and Georgia. Its Prospects and Probable Amoimt. Allendale, S. C., August 15. I have been requested by several pro-- ! ihiueut plauters to give, through The i News my opinion of the present crop, ' snd as all c'asses in our country are . ?x.jr.a I iuorc or less interested in tue jiiuuuvuuii i of the great staple of the South, it may ; t?e proper for those who arc experienced in the production of cotton, and have made extensive observation, to state the coudition and prospect of the growing crop. Any experienced ami'practical planter can about ascertain, by this time, what bis crop will make, l'liavc never known, for more than twenty years' experience, such an effort uud determination on the part of plantcis, both small aod / large, to make every acre of cotton do its best. To this end, the vast stock of fertilizers of every brand ^?must have been exhausted. Some, arn\ bitious to excel, applied it extravagantly, from S15 to $25 per acre, but generally from $8 to $12. The crops of cotton looked well as- a gen- j [ eral tiling, and in most in-tunecs were ; , <piitc flattering, until about the 20th of _ July, when on account of adverse sea- I sons, the plant was brought to a sudden , check, causing it to east off its top or ! immature fruit; a little later the rust I made its appearance, and now our fields present the aspect of late fall. It is too late in the season for cotton - to add anything by commencing a second growth now. Two-thirds of what we hoped to make the middle of July , is the ultimatum of what will be realized, and I seriously think one-half will come nearer the reality. I control several plantations in South Carolina and Georgia, and my visits to and fro, and in various other cotton regions in these two States, afford me extensive observations, and 1 give it as my opin ion' that this must Do a disastrous year j to the cotton planters of tlic country! unless cotton should rule as hlrrh as last : winter. This crop cannot dear the ; * expense of making it under twen'y ' cents. Twenty cents may save the producer, but will not remunerate liirn j this year. fro confident arc the j ' planters that that the crops will ' be short, that they will hold back the ! balk of it for a better market. 1 have 1 - conversed with many of our most prac- J tical planters, and they concur with me in*-the opinion that the crop will be J short, and that the planter should, by all means, keep his cotton until next spring, after selling enough to relieve his factor for advances. . Ucspbctfuily, li. L. Wii.MXGL'AM. TiiK'Cttors.?Wo have heard from every part of the District within the _-p:?c four weeks, and wo ^air now con iidently predict the largest crop of corn j I nivl cotton that lms Bhen raised in the ! ftf last years, tome sections have W suffered to some extent from dtonght I for a few weeks past, hut the dryesTja**^ Kjjafclaw recently b(s?n refreshed with J showers, and w? know no neigh- j fo^torhich is not it. hopeful expccrj,^^road forthccatcr and seed 1 c' ?B dent^ t^*"?^rutna Sjtarlan. j li !/Hne Unj^LCKOI\?V' coTrcspon foiiowK; f.nl 1 kNew ():leans l*ictiB g'oir/oo.f"^jo 5thinsbnt, as crOJ^H?1*3 01 V J 9 Some weeks ;'S?> \ H of a largo district of co!raLr[L \ T? , B ported through tl,^\VJt V B result of my observation w -N^vd BB cotton crop wouhlturuout lui\s ty B the crop ot last-jear. \ / t j H Tllf. OoRN Cr."rv- l'Vom can lenrn of the prop* in thi/ j , i j> M ond surrounding counties.- ,wyptof4 *1' B if no disaster comes, on a &njr ^car 1 r,; corn?larger than the Ctvp-^'^, \]X\A'\\ M hi nee I lie close of tV.o wari ,. l>rosr??'t:? in view, WcXii'v M.v0,\ '..... > W'butl? r liijif in tl'" b'U- iH ,n{, \u,.*| 1* yei v'4:,piC ..f ti ^i'C !' ,! v |k- -'J* ;V' * M BSSSELL. Deixlist. nrrn-K- ()\ r>i;o.\n strkkt. oiti srn: mi-: kksidkm k ?>r mk. ?I.\s. iuM..\r. WJLL . iltciii! hi .-ill <i|nT.itii>iis in I.is |u ti-ssimi ai tin* linvi-st {Tin's I lull will In fur liilinr :tn:l i-Sjn'iisrs. Slimilil .?*iiv of ii ii|M-n> ioiis f.iil within ;i rriisniinlfK' tiuu?, I will ri'slniv llu-m wit limit rim :is Inis i .. -? j uii.-'iiin-n-' [tint ;i If luiIKi It M ' -*r?" - s?Ttto the contrary have been made I inrtuisideratr, nr designing persons,?espci ally where the faHiires may occur from wa of care on hi'part, and not from causes ft) eif.'n to liimse f lie wttuhl refer to his professional and ]>?: somtl friends. May 2G tf Kerosene Oil Cooking Stove Just received n now supply nt these pop lar suitable for the Slimmer Sense For sale by HODGSON & DIN I, A1'. FROSTY SODA-WATER, H ft AWN from a new and one of the late Improved Fountains. AT HODGSON A DUNLA1'. Mej :> \\. clviiiraT Fire and Life Insnraaco Ap 0-AJVIJI>ld;V, O. July 23. tf. TURNIP SEED. Until Top, Large FlatNurfo' Liirye (tlnbo, nml Early Flat Dutch. For sale at this office. CAROLINA ' LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN OF MEMPHIS, TENN.OFFICE-. NO 291 ? MAIN STREE1 CAPITAL,. $200,00 ASSETS,- , $800,00 AH Invested at the South. EucOifragc Stmf hern Tiislit utioii Tliia is i- Simflicrn Pnmivinr. elm tered by the Legislature of Tchncsse with a CAPITAL sufficient to mal her roliable beyond a question an doing a strictly LIFE INSCKANC Jlusiness and none other. Profiting t the experience of ulder ( having adopted Oie^most liberal plat together with rigid economy in 01 management, our success has exccet ed our greatest expectations and h: placed the COMPANY in a pcrmanet and reliable position. In its first tw years we have issued between Til HE THOUSAND and THREE THOI SAND FIVE HUNDRED POL C1KS, and our accumulations amour to EIGHT HUNDRED TIIOUSAN POLLAKS. Pres'dt. M. J. Wicks, President Men phis & Charleston II. It. Vice Presd't, J. T. I'kttit. Sec'y, W. F. Uoyi.e. references: Hon. G. A. Trenholm, James L Wilson and W. J. Magrath, of Charlc ton ; IIou. J. P King, of Augusta. It. J. MAG ILL, General Agent for S". C. Dr. C. J. Shannon Med. Examiner. MRS. KATE JONES, Adni'rx. vs. C. I 1SUKNS, et. nl. Jiill to Nc// Land, <Cv. IN PURSUANCE of an order of Cnur passed in :il>??vi? worse, the creditors of the ei into of William F. Jones, are Irerchy notifu to present their dent; rata,' .'?!? ,.f before tl first'day of Sept.rltiber next, to the Wide signed at M? oflice in Cainden, or be doba red from all benefit of any deeree innde i said case. J. D. DUNLAP, Referee. June 2, 1S70. Jin. W. K. THOMPSON, Adm'r. vs. J. f THOMPSON, ct. al. }>W to Account, ifv. IN PURSUANCE- of an order of Con passed in above cause, the creditors of tl i>v-r-i? nf .1?.tin '! boiiinsoii are liereb'S notifir to present their demands, on or before t! lirst day id" September next,' ti? tb?* nude signedn't hisolliee in Camden, <?r T??* deharri illi(n n|) hear lit any decree made in sir case. J. ]). itCNLAf*, Referee. June 2. !S7'>; JinFine Brandy,. Something "Rich, Rare and Racy" for . an AT ?n Kit 8. I.ICIIT. PLEASANT AND I'KWITi I'.LK EMPLOYMENT ??i?ivnteed tnim ^ in 11 11 part "l 'ho ci'iiul*y. *nTTahl fur 'ladTf1'! in nil" iih-^?>kiT*< or (!ir!a. At dress, XIX CENTER Y Pi BLlCATlOi CO., Charleston, S. C.Sm ar, l''fonr, Lard, Mm t ..sses, Cndlish, I Inn ing, Soaj ^ i/Caiitorrf uik|. Matches, lor sale hr s' i>.c. kir'klkY! Candles, r.\lB?iu c.'SpermTind A?!:im;i;itSnr^ i'i.w AT MYERS'. XCtlCK. THE following Certificates of Stock in flu lank ol Camden, held in the name of AlfxNlil'.lt Sl'AKK.S, deceased, having belli lost r destroyed, notice is hereby gKeii that ap. licutiuii will he made in three months from ifn. for renewal of the same, to wit. No. 40:!, ITtli January, lb.'!8, 12J Shares. iVv'4?li Jnlv. IK?, 71 Shares. till, April Itl/, l8j0, 70 Shares. t. p. mpe. I. I) WILSON*. l'.\*<<rs Folate ill A. SlMliKS. J! H int. ii.ii. (' M n ?', ! * ?! TO PIIVS1CIA AS. it I 111 i i#* lie Nkw VoHK. Aligns* lotli, ISlirf il Allow mi* to cull your attention to my bsy :i m Preparation of Compound Extract Buchu. Tin* component pari* are 1UTCIJII, LON(i i-KAi", JUMI'JVK ukkku-JS. !S ii- Mojin of Piikfaiiatiox. ThicllU. ill ii. vacuo. Juniper Denies, by dixtillution, to urin a linn gin. (Jubcbs extracted by dislacemeut with spirits obtained from Juniper lterries ; very little sugar is used, and a sumll proportion of spirits. It is more palatable than any now in use. Biuliii, as prepared by Druggists, is of a dark color. It is a plabt that emits its fragrance; the action of a flame destroys this, its active prrhc'rjile, tenvirig n dark and gluti nous decoction. Aline is the color of ingredients. The llucliu in my preparation predominates; the smallest quantity of the other ingredients are added, to prevent fermentation; upon inspection, it will he found not to be a Tincture, as made in riiurmnro? pica, nor is it a Syrup?and therefore can he used in cases where fever or inflammation exist. In this.you have the knowledge of the M ingredients and tin* mode id preparation. Hoping that you will favor it with a trial, and that upon inspection it will meet With your approbation. With a feeling of confidence, 1 am, verv resp'*ctftillv, II. f. JIKLMHdLD. Chemist ami llruggi.it, of 10 yturx Erpcricuce. !k, From I lie Largest .llaiitiraef tiring ( hemists in the World. V....r...nr,n 4 I Uf. 4 "I am acquainted *.Vith Mr. H. T. noi.D ; lie occupied the Drug Store ojirtiwtte ? my residence, and wan siiecessft/f ifi domluetV ing tlie business where ethers !iml not been J equally so before him. 1 have been favorably impressed with his character nnd enterprise." WILLIAM WKIOI 1T.MAN, Firm of Powers <Si Weightmnn, Manufacturing Chemists,' Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia. Helmbold's Fluid Extract JJneliu Is tlm great specific4for Universal Latitude, Frustrations, ?Ve. ^ The constitution, once affected with Or. , ganic Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen nnd invigorate tint system, which HKMUOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIUJ '0 invariably does. If no treatment is submitted 'O to, Consumption or insanity ensues. Helm bo Id's Fluid Extract 11 ucliu s. r- In affections peculiar to Females, is unequal, c led by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, f or Retention, I'ninfnJnesS, of" Suppression of , Cnstoniary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sctiirrus State of tlie Uterus, and all complaints 1'j incident to the sex, or tbo decline or change ,V of life. A ? ir. Helmboid's Fluid Extract Illicit u 1- aud Improved ltosc Wash is it ... A' Will radically- exterminate from the system " disease* arising from habits of dissipation, at J- little expense, little or no change in diet, no [. inconvenience or exposure; c n m p I e t e I y superceding those unpleasant and dangerous I . remedies, (,'oimiva and Mercury, in all*these N diseases. JUse lielmbold's Fluid Hxlract of iittcliu [. 3In all diseases of these organs, whether existing in male or female, from w hatever cause originating, and no matter of how long standing. It is pleasant iri taste and odor, "immediate" in action, and more strengthening than any of the preparations of Dark or Iron. S. Those sud'oring from broken down or delicate constitutions procdro the remedy at ' once, s. si! ie r Tlie reader must be aware that, however* r i slight may he the attack of the above disease | in it is certain to atl'ect the bodily health and mental powers. ** All the above di*cn*fs re>piire (lie aid of a J Diuretic. HELM ISOLD'S ttXTli ACT lifcC11U istlie'great Diuretic.' II* I ,!? Sold by Priiug'mts everywhere. Price? r | jjji | .^r? per hot tie, or li bottles lor JR ,,j { livered to nny address. Describe symptoms } j,l j in all cotnmunicatiwis. Add rcbfl h It. T. HELMBOLlt, Drug and Chemical Warehouse, J 1 " 594 BROADWAY. Nov Yorlc. j r- ' le S' None are Genuine Unless done lip in steel-engraved wrapper, with Cac simile of my Chemical Warehouse, i and signed II. T. HELMBOLD. Aiiiiiniistratrix's Notice. ALL persons Inning demands against the Estate ?.r.JOSEPH !!. IMKHIHS, will rem | , ! dor their claims, duly attested, to Mrs. I'. 15. I Hughes, Administratrix, or to her Attorneys. KEKSUAW & KKKSIIA\?. ' ^" tf. DENTAL CARD." THE undersigned respectfully informs Mix patrons. that lie will necessarily lie absent { irom IrisotWeft for a few weeks; I hey will! i please act nccord'njjlv. ( i 1! ALEXANDER. a Dl.N I l:. l ' b J * ;.\ * * _ CITIZENS' SAVING BANK Kor'rit tiBOLisA, DcfxisifMofSI A I'pwariN Keccivcil. OFVICB IIVILOl.NO, I BANBTQF CAMDEN. caSdkn, s. c. Am^ant Cashier. W. 1>; fllcDOWALL. Sfihtttors. KERSIIAK ERSIIAW OFFERS., i 'ivsi.ifjif, WA] >HJFTA?I i'lnrV. Vicel'nwiilcnls JOHN brlWI.MKK, JXO. I'. THOMAS, Caaliior, 'i'llOS f. (MttiCCf, Asd't Cashier, J. C BjsMITII, AJf/CtlV/ O. Wild! Hampton, Columbia. William SlartftC^oliimbin. ! F. W. MeMnster, Columbia. A. C. llnskill, Cnlninbrii. .] P. Thomas. Colinubin. 10. II. Hfiuttftit, Columbia. Mm II. Palmer, Columbia. Thomas S. Greg^. Columbia. J. Kii Gregg, ffinrhui. j G. T. Scott, Newberry W. G. Mayes, Newberry. B. II. lint ledge, Cliurle'tton. Daniel Ravenel.Jr., Charleston. Mechanics, Clocks, Widows, Orphans and others miiy*Tl(?tT. deposit their savings and draw, RHfbernte of interest thereI on. Planters, Professional Men ami Trustees wishing to draw interest on theft fiiml until they require them for business or other purposes: Parents defciring to set apart small sums for their chi!dcjai, .and Married Women and Minors (whose deposits can only be withdrawn by themselves, nr. in case of death, by their legal representatives,) wishing to lav, aside funds for futnrq use, are here atforded an opportunity of tfrpositing their means where they nipidiy^aecumulate, and. at the same time, bt5 sitbject to withdrawal when needed. February 10. - ly." Shaw's CottonSeed Hnllcr .Agents, BRODlS, & CO., Cotton Factors an& Commission Merchants, cflAiite$Tfe?^sr a, April 7. Yy. LEITNEIt Attorncy's^AtTEBiri and SOLICITORS I* EQUITY. ! WILL practice in the Courts of Kershaw, Sumter, Lancaster and Richland districts. Office?Rroad-st., Cciiuden, 8. C. \V. 7.. LEITNEIt, J. D. D', It \V Feb. 11 i. rh'. ( rofrnw;? (ivuevnVsff i . -jAT LOW PKICES FOR CASH. THE SIJnSCEim:R'Voi.!(l rosjiecl Ailiy inform his friends ml ristomer* tliiit lie is constantly receiving mWitioim to ids large and select slock of Provisions and Groceries, which lie is offering at LOiV prices for Cash. Ilis stock consists of FLOUR, BACON, M"RD, SUUEIIIOR CRUSHED AND KRO^N SUOAKS; COFFEE. TEAS, SHOE; SO AI?, ST A ROI i, M 0 L A SS ES, TOliACCO, &C., fcC. Call soon, as his STOCK is constantly di mi nisi dug. T. S. MYEJi'tj. Shoes Spies' THE subscriber has oti Ihnu a good stock^of Ladies' aiijl GentteiuehY SHOES. which be is sellingVt very low prices. He is gratified to J^ic.r that his Allocs have given satisfaefon to all ^vho have purchased of him.! Terms Cash. JC. NO EL KIN. ' January 21. j tf Fans j aM filet Articles. ' IX large quantity and varieties, sueli an Toilet Setts, Fine(iejnen"Colognes, English I French and .America!Toilet Soap and Hand. In'rchiof Extracts, j'noth Uriislies, Jtai Mrnshes, pressing C'/nhs, Jewelry and Toi'. let iStniuls, Ladies 1.1 (Jeiitlrinan Dressing I < Cases, Fine Ladies l|>rt.**iii*?nini*a in different 1 styles arid qualifies, and other articles t too numerous to inriimi. j For.-ale Ity IlUli.'SON &. Dl'XLAl'. s l^iitr Frcjch ljfitml.v, purely Medicinal, oil Madeira and Cooking Wines fur Kale bv 1 I HODGSON ?fc 1H1NLA1'. j SELLIPild AT COST I!Ht CASH O.M A". ,s MRS. .7. W. IiOlpFRS is now offering ler large and well st tried stork of an I Dress (jootls. I i t Cost for Cash, j'nreliasers who desire li argains. will please -jive Iter a rail. P J RHi -V * '? > ^ v ? ? ? ii i. u j.?uai.jniuvjuw?. mmrmam sJLk*JP3\vnaaca oaagL^ . (JKNKtiAf, SHJl'TS OlTJCfe, OilAKl.KJSl'tjs, S. (J., May II, IWTO. On mitl alter Sunday, May l.r?l!i, tlio }\.swilder Traill" iijhjii tin; li Carolina J>ni lioad will run as follows: Leave Charleston ?."0 A. )I Arrive at Augusta 4.'io 1*. M Leave Charleston I3.-It' A. M Arrive nl Columbia 4.10 P. M Leave Augusta' rt.OO A. M Leave Columbia 7.45 A. M A.Vrive at Charleston .....3.dU P. M ,05MDKX ItltAN'CH. C?tn<loii nod Columbia Passenger Traim on Monday*, Wkdnrndavs ami Satuu Days, ami between Camden and Kingvilh daily. (Sundays excepted.) connects with iij and down Day Passe riglira at jviugville. Leave Camden G.35 A. M Arrive at Columbia 11.(Ml A. M Leave Columbia 1.00 J\ M Arrive at Cumden 5.40 1'. M II. T. PEAKK, General Superintendent. May 19. 100 years a secret? Cures as by magic? L009 persons testily? ! Pain, Wounds, and suffering cense? Physicians use and recommend it? $5.00 pots ordered daily lor hospitals tfn public institutions in all parts of the U. ? PBIBE^AKER^AL?] i For all Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Sores, lllceri ; Cancers, Sore Nipples and Broken Breasti Chapped Lips and Hands, Eruptions, C'bi bl.sins. Bites or Stings of Insects, *5^c. A Wonderful Cure for Piles. Put up in GOct sizes, and $J pots for fnuii lies. " All DruggistR everywhere sell it. DON'T BE ONE DAY i Without it in tnc House. i "^C^R'S"' Stand aid Prepa r a 1 ioils AUK "CoatarV Rnt. Roach, Ac. Exterminator* "Cnstiir'n" Liquid Bed-ling Kxter. "CosfarV Only Pure Insect Powder,. ' "CosfnrV Only .Sure Kothedy Corn Sofvenl Sold everywhere. . j Ask for "COSTArt'S", tnke r<\ other. $3, mid !?;") si'es, order fr.om; COSTAIi CO., 13 Howard St., N Y. i Sold by j GOODRICH, WIXEMAX & Co. Wholesale Agents at GfyaYlep'ton. HODGSON & DLfNLAP, May 5?Ciii. Camden, S. C. . Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Always Stops the Chill*. Tins Mcdicino has been before tbc Public fifteen years, and is still abend of all other known remedies. It does not purge, docs not sicken tbc stomach, is perfectly safe in any doso and under all circumstances, and is the only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever 1 and Ague, because it 13 a perfect Anu? d?(o to JTiaJaria. gold b7 all Druggists." May JD. pdCm. Jy. Dry Goods. A%oIect stock of Dry Goods, Ac., consisting of MuHlin, Calicoes, Pleached, and ljihlenchcd Shirting, Russia Duck, Jeans, Hickory Shirting, Denims, Kami kerchiefs. La dieirend G./iits' white and colored lloso, ( loves, Ready made Shirt*. Drawer*, Ac.; together willrmany other articles too tedious to mention, all of which Will be sold VKllY Cll HAP. D. G. KIRK GEY. B-A-COILT, Ijiird and Flour, together with a select stock of FAMILY and FANCY GI?OCEI?IES. With even other article found in a Family (*roctTY nd Provision Stoio. Which arc oluTcd rif REDUCED PRICES, IIY XOKLK1X. Camden, March 1 tf ,J. D. KIRKPATUICK. Adm'r., ct.nl. vs. MAKOAKKT l>. AXCKUM, ct. at. Hill for Krtf/riiu iit of Kslnlc, <fr. IN I'illtSl'ANCK of an order in the. almve "rinse, the credit.ii* of Ihe estate of William A. Aneriim, are herein notified that the time for presenting their claims has heen extended to tin- 1st of,September next, Parties failing to establish their demands before the wider, signed at his otlico in Gnmdeii, williin the time specified, will be debarred from all benflit of any decree made in above case. J. D. DUXLAP Referee. June 2, 1^70. . Hhnir.p Whi.qkif-c; ~ ? > Wines, &e. )ltl Rye, Corn. Holland Gin. ninl Marietta A'ino, which will he until much chcii|icr than hey have been sold since the war. Call ninl urige fin* yourselves. No charge made for minding if vi?u wish to huv. T. S. M VEINS'. Clcituino While Load, lie numerous colors, I'aiiif. mid Varnish SrushcK, Copal. Japan mid Damnr Varnishes, l'W sale Cheap By HODGSON & DUNLAP. Fopper, Spit'CN, larch, Corn Starch, and Arrow Root, For Sale hv HODGSON Si 1)I.'NI,AI\ ]>r. TuU's Sarsiiparilhi, awl hieens Delight, Ess .laniaea (Singer, Liquid lair Dye. and l'ain Alleviator mid I.ivei ills for sale hv HODGSON & l)L" NLA I'. . V"-" f-P * <V v ______ ?J PIEDMONT AND ARLINSTfR J Life Insurance Company, I ' u . W-iixoii3?02vi>; Yiitii xis ia. ASSET*. ivcr *?!?,Vi XKT SI Itl'l.l S. over ,, i'OLlCIES ISSCEI), over . v . . W. C. CAUllINGTotf, President < J. K. IrtAVAIlPS, Vice-President * fy. J. II AltTSOOK, Secretary. V J. J. IIOPfvINS, Assistant Secretary. >. J. E. WOLF, Superintendent of Agekc eb. SOUTH CAKOLIKA BEAM'OFFICE, AT C0I? S. I1 In South Carolina National Bant: Build in tf. J. P. TIIOMAS, President. S. L. LEAPI1ART, Secretary. \ i)a. ISAAC 1311ANCIJ, Superintendent of Aoencie' f ' v ' Hoard of Directors.?-]Tohn AIcKcnaic, .John S. Preston, P. W. JfcJfii. .. ter, W. 13. Oulick, John 1. Sloan, Sr., Dr. 11. A . Gibbon, K. C. Shiver, Tnoinp ^' son Earlc. ' j ' '. L| State at Larof..?Ex-Governor M. L. Boribain, General M. CL Butler/-. General J. D. Kennedy, Colonel T. C. Pcrriu, Dr. lsuuc Brandt) I)r. II. It:. Cook. , - \ ?. tVE OFFER IN TITE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON, A SOLID, RELIABLE 1" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, thoroughly Southern, iji the lunula of mm of the highest integrity, with abundant assets, recent rink*, the most secure of all investment*; pledged to retain within the State of South Carolina nil fuud* nccrfilhg therein, and, indeed, presenting every advnntage that can he desired. We confidently appeal to every one interested in Southern prosperity to took to I heir nysiv interest, by sustaining. their o\vn _ instftdtions, ami thereby establish that sel ('-confidence-? i without which thero cutn be no .permanent prosperity. Bear in mind that, already, over* ftiO.OUO.OOO are annually sent North for Life Iusurance, taking so much fnua our strength, ami thereby giving additional power to our competitors., Rights of party to non-forfeiture in all its policies. Rights of' party to reinstatement paid . up policy, and surrender value where "Intervention uft nriyVjs" or.any other cause cuts the insured oil'from home office. T'ri? feature, o.mitted iu policies of Northern eompanies, cost the Southern people very heavily in the late war, and should make them seek the only company that provide against such contingency in future. From an official exhibit, it is shown that the Piedmont and Arlington had a greater in cren4o of business in I8f>y over imiji nny pnnpnny mi tin* .Continent. It stniw* that 1 there were only three companies in the t* .itcd States tlifit issued larger amount of risks in ^ IttiU tlimi it <1 ul, and only nine companies that issued limftj policies; ulso, that, with their ucmiiniihtted risks of fifteen or twenty years ul( combined,'this coftipuuy, though young, > stands twoiitieth in amount of rinks in fojce. This exhibit. among over a hundred companies, makes the Piedmont and Arlington the ' lutidiupfLifc ihsiiynpce Company, at least of this cmmfry. It j'Iiows, not only progress, but caution and economy?its losses being light, its expenses sriinlL PLAN MUTUAL. . . * . * " : Dividend |inid on whole life policies, forty per cent. Dividend* given at end of first year, when all cash-is pnul. All policies aon-forfeitoble. 9 LEAPIIIRT, JEFFERSON & RANDOM, (3-EIsrElK/A.L A-GZEIsTTS, \Vm. CLYBUHN, Agent, For Kershaw and Lancaster Counties. May 12, is;n. iy ? ? ? ? ^ (f Tho Great Medical Discovery I TO TIIH WOliklNti CLASS.?We are Dr. WALKES'S CALIFOBITIA . now prepared to fnrnish-pH classes with eon y I HPf AD *D TTTF R*Q slani employment at l:p;ne, the whole at the * i-sEivf.rV.il D1I I L IlOy time or tor tlie spare moments. Business _ , _ _ _ ' A new, light and profitable. Persons pf either HlWdrCUS Of ThO(lS<tndS ?np Jr .-ex r.-ixilv ciud iront 50c. to $5 per evening, ? g J Bear tfUUm.my to tliolr' woudurfnl^M^/^ ggyto 'ihH Nt earn (marly as n u -It its men That nl! who "4f A ' ** -^wrcih fit notice II ay send their address, and test tim Ifuairess, as wc make this ungarnl- ? f fr* ; led offer: To si c t as nro not satisfied, we / V*' 1*2 will send SI tops y tor the trpti^J.jot wr3btg. ~"2? / \ I *it 11 partienlars. a valuable n'ttple, which X \ js'S' will do to eotninenre work on. and a ropy So 5 / W \ 3cfl of TUB PEOPLE'S MTKRAkV COM- f. ffl \ * PANIO.N?oneol the largest and host family f>i " p Si Tlio highest iiKiikefc prices paid for I ShoCS, Cotton and uthcr Country Produce, by ? , ,, ' . . 1 \ M h's! liiVtfU II.lis. llMiimimiH, Calicoes, l^adv-maUc v . .JA.MCO clulliins. JLc.,Tfcc, ut luw figme*. 4 iNuV 1 H . AT SlYKli)'. *? < . * : , T'- ' % ' - :> ? v - j Header, ^ii you wiint pcrnuineiit.|?r<?(if5 f jj I I r * g i^jLiTiioor). ill iMBMr IH -* IIOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. f J? r*g| ' Juft ptililislied, second edition, hv Dr- tH 5fg Egf ? I.KWIS. pages. Tlic Medical Compun- fc ?5 j-TIEY ARE NOT A VILE 0~| ion and (Snide to Health on tin; radical cure 1of ^permit rirrkora or Seminal Weakness, 1111- iaFANCY DRIWKyg^|j potency. Men.nl arjjl.Htysiral I?.nj,a?iry, tf-- fPoorBum.whi,^,iwSplrImpcdtiiii nis to .Iarrntgt, etc., and lie \e- lta Refuse Liquors. doctored, ncrenl and Syphilitic Maladies, with plain aaiiHWecteuedtoplea*otnota>ite1ca'led,-ToiM?'* and clear directions lor the speedy cure of " Appetizers," " Restorer#," &c., that lea I tho . Secondary Svniplonis, (gonorrhoea (ileets, tiPinter?ntotlronkenncsaaudj"1 , I iii* 1 1. ' 1 \( Heine. nuido from tho Nsiti\6 Jv^ow adu * Sin ct it res c .id al I diseases ol the such M?hc:^California, free front Scuryy, Sccofula, Ulcers. Boils, b.otches, and stimulants. They ar* the GREAT BLOOD pimples on the lace anddiody, Orsttniption. puBIFLEB nnd LIFE GlVIilO PBDJ"Kpilepsy and Kits, induced by sell-indulgence CIPLE, a perfect Renovator and Invfgorator or sexual extravagance'. ot the System, carrying off all poiyonou. matter, ,,,, .. ..v, , . ... . . i nns restoring the Dioouto a neaiiny cmnmom f.eiolirated nttinor, in tin ndh^ixable can take these Bitters, according to T routine, clearly demonstrates, from a^ojiy .lir^ions, and remain long unwell, years, successful practice that rlic aluriimn $ 100 will begiven forsfclncurnblo case, pro cun^eiincnces ol self abuse mav be radically* vl?liug ilie bones are rot destroyed by mineral ,,,,,, j: w .. v.niple, eeriam and effectual, by means ol ^jP^aftmumtory and Chronic Rheutvhieli every sufferer. no mailer what his nrnftBii;nnd Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indicomliiion may be, can lie efTeclunlly cured. go ition. Bilious, Remittent, and Intercheaply, privately and radically, This Hook mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, i mi: . l J i - . , ' , , Liver. Kidneys, and Bladder, the-<e Bitshould he in the .lands ot ,ycty youth and tars lmvo been most successful. Such Disevery man in tue land. eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which C-'oiit under seal, in a plain envelope. Price in. generally produced by derangement of the 50 cents. , Digestive Organs. hi- T L'lvic AT#* "" p?n/>l. They Invigorate the fftomacn, ana itimuiate Andres. Dk.LMV [S._ ]\o. , Pearl, hi., tho toniid llwrand bowels, wbkh reader them ISew-ioik. -It years private piactire. of unequalled etflcacy in cleansing tho bloodof April?.* ly. all impurities, and imparting new ? j | Dyspepsia or Indirection, Headache, CHEAP GROCER ES 7 F;lin f*1 tlnB Bliotdderiqyffighs, Tightness of tlio unLnr VJI\WV^L_|\I4_?J . CbMU Dimness, ?myst<?msch/B?i Tasto in the Mouth, Billions Attacks, Palpitation of tho * V Ifk* f'W Hvart, Copious Discharge# of Urine, Pain in i J*~ * *" * "" * the regions of tho Kidneys, and ft hundred other painful symptoms avhicli nru tha offspring# of t> _ u -i. . o i r 01 Dvspcpsis, nrocured by theso Bitters. _ JJrotrn an>ar, at b pounds for bl. Clcanso tho Vitiated Blood wheneveryon find J Other .rri'les in nrnnnrf i.n iU impurities bursting through tho skin in Pirn uuicr ^r.tJPS 111 proportn n. feruptions, or t?orv*: cloanaoit wlienjtis fi Uio (joffuc, at 4 and 4 i pounds for 61. I foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep i. ,i i . ., . , - , i , tho blood pure and tho health of the system will bacon and Lard at the lowest market foitl)W. ,.r;c id PIN*, TAPE, and other'WORMS, lurking In ? ' iho system of sojnany thousands, are effectually Jj lestroyed ?nd removed. * . f*' . _ I v,-,r ful I directions-resd eorefnllv the circular I> i' O.K S A I i Hi. I arnun(i"c.-v-h"holtlo, printed in four language*- Ij 1 English, German, French, and bjmnwh. ?- Tin 8TAKKI.KY IIOUSK, on llronil SI., ? w^HKE,?'3i^rKWATntco!Ct ' nrxt'iloor to Storeof JJolit. M. Ki'imrdy. ropre r. j)n',i^jataan<JU?ennrmlAjrmt*. 1 Ti'.ums miulo.knuwii on ii|?|ilinifion to Saa Fronri>?,fvCalifornia, and 32 nndSl <nmKKIiSHAW A KKiftill.UV. 1'u, DEUCGI3T3 .VXD " W Indo J? it. AttoriiiMR DEALKU8. ^ ^ Ssirsjiparilln, KoMidnlfe, i*?pm e- HIV and IJmhvays J?Vsolvent for sale by l?cl iloO IIA lj JioDGSox & DONLAP. attOI{NEY'SATLAW' Tobacco and Cigars. j and Km.. ri...vvio.r ?n.i ?M.oki.ifr I.I..1 ! crtV imiFniitc c ii ronirrv Havana CigarsT for sale l,v " OWLitllWW O 1,1 E.HVUI, . HODGSON & 1)UNLAP! n a torifov ? r JiuTe'lG tr. LAMUJuN, b. U. ^ ^ IJWSINKSS will be nClehded ty in all Kerosene Lamps mid Oil. Pnr,s of tl,c Sla,tc' in"s,H Courts ' . . . . .. jf ? ' > ??f the State, and of the United Slates .liisr receivnl annluer sttpp.y of fine Kcro. j < .. . .1 ,, ? i:?? eene Lamps also some cheap mien. tVo are 0 'J TT f, . constantly receiving the Non Explosive Oil' Olhce, Up'btaira, above Baum, Iiros. which we will st'll very cheap for cash. Store. lfODGSON &. DUN LAI'. WILLIAM L. DtPASS, ? j TnORNWELL 1IAV. * , t 1ou IB try Prod urc.