The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, April 18, 1872, Image 3
IPCALNEWS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Metlio<list Church. DeKa'.b street?Rev. A. J
Stokes. Pastor-^Serriecs at 11 A. M. and 7 1\
M. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
4 P. M. '
Presbyterian Church, PeKalh street?Ilev. S.
H. Hav, Pastor?Services at 11 A. M. and 4.1 P.
X. on Sunday; I'mvee Meeting on Wednesday
n.t 71 P. M. '
Episcopal Cumcn. Hkv. B. F. P. Prnnr.?
Sunday, at II o'clock A. M. and 4 p. M.
Wednesday, at 10,A.il. Friday, at 4 80 P. M.
Baptist Church. Broad street?llev. A. K.
Durham, Past Oil?Services at?11 A. M. and 71
P. M. on the second and fourth Sundays of
each njpnth; rrayyiyM^eting Thursday at b^P.
iVI-eetin^s.
WATEREE DIVISION NO. 0, S. OF T.?Attend
the regular meeting of your Division at I
Temperance Hall on Monday evening at 7] o'clock.
Bv order of W. P.
J. D. LYLES, R. S.
We are requested to state that the mails
trill hereafter close at 0 o'clock P, M. instead
of 8, as heretofore.
Crumbs.?Mr. ,f\ W. McCurry announces
bis return wiih a stock of Spring grinds.
Sec his advcriisnicm i:i mother column. ;
Mr. 11. Bar.icii lias thr<-..ii to the freeze
a flair cinhlcuiatic of the many gond tilings J
which are to ho found wi'hin the portals of'
his store.
i
Coh P. W; Jordan, Agt, the popular proprietor
of the-. Planters Warehouse, announces
a full stock of every thing required hy
t^ie plautcrs and. the community generally.
Mr. Manncs Baum has left town bound
for an European tour. lie will visit
England and the Continent, revisiting the
scenes of his youth but will return in time
to meet the fall trade. We wish him a
pleasant journey.
Rev. E. 31. Pinckncy advertises the lot j
<jn which stands the Church building occupied
by the 31. E. colored congregation, in
his card, which we publish this week, in the
shape of a correction to a local of week bofore
last.
Notice.?The ladies of Grace t^hurch
have organized their Sewing Society, and
have determined to offer to the community
the much-needed refreshments of Ice-Cream
9 d Shcrbert, as soon as t.he weather allows
it. The locality selected for the rendezvous
is the public squacp in front of the Rectory.
We wish their, all success in their undertaking.
Personal.?We had the jleasurc of a
call from 3Ir. J. Wallace Ainger, Agent for
the Electic 3Tagazinc, on Tuesday. 3Ir.
Aii g r expressed himself as well satisfied
with the workiic had done bore, and remark"
n i [
ed that lie had been equally successiui in
other localities. He intends visiting the upper
Counties of the. Suite,
Messrs: W, 0-. Gerald & Co, yesterday
purchased of Mr. James i'junlap G bales of
yotton at the high price of 22 J cent* per
pound, b'ing fully 2 cents above the ordinary
The cotton is what is known as the "Peeler
Cotton." and was raised on Mr. Pun lap's
plantation ahout a mile and a half-from
Cauide,nw.T_v. ...
A SevIerk Fai.l.?Jesse Boy kin. a colored
man imbibed too freely of benzine and
tangle leg, in attempting to descend the
Court House steps on Monday last, fell over
the railings which arc about three feet high,
and measured his length on the.sward, lie
fell about six feet and was picked up inscopcnsiblq.
That providence which takes
{special care of drunken men and school boys
?ecmc4 to take care of Jesse on this occasion)
T?nc/?!.v hn crr.aced the streets with
P i IIV.Vs VII jl uvvv*i?j 0
jiis presence, having adlcd new lustre to his
pame.
Tiie Town Elections.?The following is
jhe result of the elections made by the Tov. u
Council on Monday last.
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Marshal^-J. M. Cantcy.
Policemen?II. C. Player, It. T. Lcwisj
Ransoni Bringl^, (col'd.) and Foozle Cantcy,
(cold.)
Recorder & Tueasvker,?J. K.
crspooUy . . .
Fiue- Masters?Chief. Samuel Place.
Asst's. A. Marks, Win. Culm.
Keeper op Town Clock.- <j. C Young.
Inspector of Weights a no Measyres.?J.
K. Goodale
A False Alarm.?On Monday night
about 13 o'clock, some person secning a light
blaze towards the N. W. corner of the towu
cried "fire, fire," but did nut succeed in
having the alarm bell rung. Several persons,
however, hearing the cry, ran to the
place and found that the field "of Maj. J;.
W. R. Blair, which was covered with broum?traw,
a particularly inflammable substance,
was on fire and the wind blowing quite
strongly, gave it the appearance of a large
fire. Those present prevented it from communicating
to the fence and it soou burnt
itsglf out. Our local nearly ran his pedal
extremities off and all for nothing.
Another alarm was given on Wednesday
morning at 9,45 o'clock and was caused by
Ire at Mr. A. J. Frcitag's house which was
soon extinguished by a few buckets of water
Court In Session.?Judge Melton con
yepe4 his Court on Monday last at 10 o''
clock. The jurors being prompt in then
attentjaqcq, the juries were soon organized
and the petit juries discharged until to-day
when the Court of Common Pleas will con
vene. Only three cases were given to th<
Grand Jury, two for assault and battery
one with intent to kill and one for Grant
larceny. True bills were found in eael
ease. The Grand Jury was then dischargee
?
! iVom further attendance upon this session,
j No criminal.eases were tried, and we have
heard of hut three civil eases ready for
trial, two of which will not require the intervention
of a jury. It is a matter of great
pleasure to see such a state of peace and
quiet reigning throughout the coinuiuuity,
and we hope that it may continue.
It is probable that the Judge will not be
detained here longer than to-day, and will
therefore have the much-needed opportunity
of obtaining sonic rest before opening his
Court in Columbia on the first Monday of
May, next.
. Sons of Temperance?Address of Rev.
A. J. SlT'^ES.?On Monday evening, pursuant
to notice give>i through the Journal,
I l.n Tnmnnr.-illCfi Hall Was tlirOWIl 0~C11 for
I the purpose of hearing an address from the
Rev. A. J. Stokes, the Chaplain of the Wateree
Division. Avery intelligent, and quite
large audience was present, among whom were
many ladies, friends of the cause, who graced
the occasion with, their presence. Bro.
Stokes delivered a lecture well calculated to
stir the feelings of his auditory, and break
I vr;i the pr.-jsi'li.' prevailing against tlicinstitniion.
lie did nmrc than this. lie cne<'Ur-iged
the n.. ui'-.t-.. g.a*c gi-ed "ounscl to
the erring brethren, aud explained with force
:ix;*t clearness ti"j vicum and binding obligations
resting upon those who subscribe the
constitution and assume the pledge. The ad-,
dress was well received, and at its close, the
Worthy Patriarch, called upon Bro. W. L.
DePass, who excused himself on the occasion,
hut professed a willingness at any future
time to address ihc Division. D. G. W. P.
A. M. Kennedy then announced that the Division
was prepared to receive the names of
.any present who desired to join tlio order,
"and requested them, if any thcro were, to
come forward. Several persons handed in
Mtnr.nc fn fllf> PJ|H_ BrO.
lilUM IlilllHTO 111 1 >v _ \V.
L. I)ePassthen moved that a committee
he appointed- to secure competent musical
talent from the ranks of our lady friends to
furnish music on occasions similar to the
present one, which was adopted, and Pros.
John Kershaw. J. T. Ilay and Wm. Zump
were appointed the committee. The exercises'were
then closed by the singing of an
ode and the benediction from the chaplain.
The division was then convened in regular
mooting.
The First Gun of the Camparis?
Speeches From Judge Melton, Messrs.
CARDOZO. (1EORGE AND WALL?TlIE IvKpublicax
Party to hf. Cleansed, &c. ^c.
&c.?Marly on Monday evening, about 7'
o'clock, the drum and fife were put into operation.
for the express and sole purpose of attracting
a crowd for the benefit of Mr. Car.Jpza,
who'had couic to give an accouiR of
his stewardship. After a half hour's work
a brilliant success resulted, and quite a crowd
collected; the town hall was illuminated, and
the Republican? took their scats. Frank
Adamson, Representative of this county was
i ?..ii..a il,? r>ltnir nnd introduced the ora
vancu inv v......, ...?
tors of tlic evening. Our reporter, being
elsewhere engaged, did not arrive until near
the close of Mr. Cardoza's speech, but jiulgi
ing from what lie heard, the speech was mod!
crate in tone and replete with good advice.
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, He advised the Republicans that they must
elect to office only those men who were lion
est and capable; that public men do more
good when they act in such a manner as reflects
ered,it upon their constituents, than
I when they behave in a way calculated tc
' arouse the suspicions of men as to their honesty,
and it is a reflection upon their constituents
to put other than good men into office
He said that the work of Legislators now
was not so much to sceuro their rights tc
the colored people, as that has been already
effectually done, but to enact such laws as tc
carry out the purposes of those laws alreadj
passed. He referred to education as inpsi
! essential to them, and advised all, no mattci
j how old, to learn to read and write, lie
referred also to the possession of lands and
' other pvporfy by (lie colored men, and sta
j tod that ibe f - inocrats, if they wished tc
win their will, should pay them gooc
j wage?. sell thciu lands at reasonabh
n:to.-. 1 ui charged that as a rule, the Homo
crats wl.iiId not do (his. though he admittci
that there were exceptions. Ho road t<
the audience portions of the game law pass
: cd at the late session of the Legislature
| which forbids, under penalty of flue and im
prisonmcnt, the killing of any deer, wih
' turkey, duck, <kc., between the first day o
January nnd the first day of September
i ami of woodcock, doves, pheasants, par
tridges, ike., between February fifteenth am
I October fifteenth, in each year, and advisci
\ bis hearers to report persons infringing tin
j law, so that they might be fined, and tin
I tnnroivlc f lir? srlionl fund. Ib
I UlUt'CbUS tunuiu^
closed by reference to certain malicious re
j j ports circulated by bis enemies, and state*
that they came from those who were neve
satisfied, no matter what was done, and tha
it was foolish to pay any attention to suel
idle rumors, or get huffed at what every be
dy said.
Mr. George volunteered to inflict aspcecl
. upon the audicnco, who seemed very mucl
. disposed to leave. lie said he appeared t
discharge a duty which lie owed to his nr
[' tive county?lie had been born and raise
I here?an eloquent man had just add re:
. scd them, but be was here toTstatc moi
; positively and emphatically, that there wer
natives of this county who were fully a
1 competent as Mr. Cardoza?that they mm
i stick by their own people and quit' carpet
1 baggers, and not bring men here l'roi
f
il
abroad to elect to office in Kershaw county.
Judge Melton was called upon, and said
that he was surpiscd to be called upon, and
merely rose to acknowledge the invitation?
that it would not be becoming in him to do
more thaa he had intended to do when he
cauic there, i. r. to attend a meeting of the
Republican party of this county, and hear a
public servant, giye an account of his stewardship?that
lie knew Mr. Cardoza had
served tho county faithfully and discharged
his duty as a Legislator and a Republican?
that lie was a member of the Republican
party?has no charges to make against any
one?is indifferent who is to blame for the
corruption existing in the party?the only
thing is to know wlw is to blame that we
may avoid those who bring disgrace upon
ns?a large public debt had been contracted?docs
not see how we are to pay it?
why. by whom or how it was contracted, it
was not for him to sny?as a Repuclican, he
had linked his fortune1} with that party, as
he had hitherto done his political, principles?that
the wrongs, enormities, corruption,
dishonesty, the use of the party to benefit
individuals mutt be done away witji, or
the party would go down?he does not seek
promotion of individuals, nor care jvho arc
to be the officers, lot them be whoever the
party .select, let them be those who are not
ashamed to look upon the light of day, and
who bava honesty upon their brows?be referred
to the Land Commission, and asked,
where was the land, who had it? [A sepulchral
voice, " none," ''nobody!"] The public
schools, wl?crc has the money gone!
where arc the schools? The Judge closed
by reiterating his assertion that the party
needed whitewashing internally, and would
go down if it were not cleansed.
Mr. E. Wall was then called up. lie
stated, that he came here to live, not for
office, and would make a few desultory remarks.
Then in a regular set speech he proceeded
to set forth the peculiar attractiveness of the
Republican party, in the midst of which interesting
occupation, we left him.
At no time was the meeting enthustfd,
and a great deal that was said fell very flat,
more so than wc have ever before known. A
criticism upon? the spec hes would serve no
good purpose, as most of our readers can
form opinions of their own, and those who
cannot, would not be able to do so as to our
criticism, and of the Republicans, no ono
would believe what we said?so that we prefer
nf?t perpetrating the infliction of a*
lengthy discussion of the merits of the speeches.
Judge Melton's adherence to the dominant
party has heretofore been comparatively
unknown to many persons here, but now,
as a matter of course, the fact is no longer
unknown.
We learn that after our reporter left. Jno.
A. Chosnut delivered a very^xcellcnt speech,
which is said to have completely demolished
Cardoza's arguments. This was told us by'
a goou Republican, and therefore will uot-be
t:iKen as our statement.
Thus ends the report of the first gun of
the campaign* which however, we regard as
likely to meet no response from a hostile
source.
Hi null's 1'lttcorinj Extracts.?The superiority
of these extracts consists in their perfect purity
and great strength. They arc warranted free
from poisonous oils and acids. Joseph Burnett
ii Co., Boston, Manufacturers and Proprietors.
For sale l?y all grocers and dtuggists.
Xahtrc Girrs us Ticlh, but she does not preserve
and purify them. That must be done with
fragrant Soaodont. The dental bone and enamel
are made invulnerable to all the destructive
influences l>y tue unity use 01 una uvucukui
preparation. " * :
What Every Horseman ?A good.JJehcnp
, and reliable Liniment. For Lameness, Cuts,
Gulls, Colic, Sprains, &c., warranted better
tlinu any other. Sold by the Druggists* Depot
. 10 l'ark Place, New York. 14 >
Dipsomania Is the insane thirst for intoxicating
liquors. Habitual dram drinking produ'
ces it. Yet each Alchoholis Bitter render reI
commend^ that n dram of lusrumund root-juict
p lie taken thrice a 'day, to prevent sickness !?
For all bodily ailments, ami as a protectior
> against the causes of disease, take that all-suf,
iicicnt antidote, Dr. AVai.kkr's Vikkoab Bitteus,
the pure essence of rare medicinal herb:
t unpolluted distilled poison. *
C'arl/olic Salve Recommended by the lcadipj
, physicians and the President of the board p!
health of New York as the most healing com
^ potind ever known. Gives instant relief to burni
. and cures all kinds of sores cuts and wounds; am
a most invaluable salve for all purposes. Sob
' everywhere lor 2oc. John F. Henry sole propri
1 ctor 8 College place New York.'
? Srapnia Is Opium purified of its sickening ant
poisonous qualities, discovered by Dr. Bigelow
" Professor of Botany, Detroit Mcdienl College. /
1 most perfect anodyne and soothing opiate, Join
Farr, chemist >cw iors.
Chrisladoro's Hair J>>/c.?Is the safest and host
: It corrects the had effects of inferior dyes, whih
the black or brown tints it produces are identi
' cal to nature. Faotory G3- Maiden Lane Nev
- York. '
1 Pratt's Astral Oil.?Safest and best illuminat
p ing oil ever made. Does not explode nor tak
fire if the lamp is upset or broken. Over 150,001
> families continue to use it, and noaccidents bav
_ I occurred, of iiny discription, from it. Oil IIous
of Charles Pratt, established 1770, New York.
The Purest and Sweetest Cod Lircr Oil in th
1 world is Hazard &' Caswell's, made on the stn
shore from fresh, selected livers; "by Jlnzafcl
Caswell & Co., New York. It is absolutely pur
c pnd sweet. Patients who have once taken'i
c prefer it to all others. Physicians have decidei
it superior to any of the other oils inthe mnrke
J-a/tin's Inodorous Kid Clove Cleaner restore
"? ?1-. 1...
.1 foiled gloves c.qual to new. ror .-iuv u?
_ gifts and fancy goods dealers. Price 115 cent
l?er bottle. F. C. Wells & Co.; new York.
' Hi.tlr /'.* ritilolokm is an established, wnrrant
li ed remedy for painful Menstruation: and equal
ly efficient as a nervous antidote in all cases o
Nervous excitement, stomach and slceplessncs
in male or female. Sold everywhere for $1,(1
j a bottle. Morgan & llisley Druggists, Nei
I York, General Agents.
M A Youthful Appearance, and a beautiful cloa
0 complexion is the desire of every body. Thi
I effect is jiroducedby using' G. W. Laird's "Bloor
l" j of Youth;" n harmless hcautificr oftbe skin. Wil
il I remove all discoloration, tiin,' freckles and sun
burns. The use of this delightful toilet prejia
' ration cannot be detected. For snlc by all drug
;t gists and laucygoods dealers. Depot 5 Gold fei
c New York.
Mrs. Witislov'f Soothing Syrup.?Tt relieves th
little sufferer from pain, cures wind colic, regi:
it j lates the stomach and bowels, corrects nscidit
. and during the process of teething it is invalus
"I hie. Perfectly Fafc in all cases, as millions c
it | mothers can testify. ' '
CHEAP STORE!
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GRAIN
AND PROVISION STORE!
. THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS IS
solicited to my. large and constantly replenished
Stock of
CORN, SUGAR'
RYE, FLOUR,
OATS, MOLASSES,
BACON, SOAP,'"
LARD, STARCH,
OANDi,ES.
FLOUR?From finest to common grades, at
low prices.
SUNDRIES?GSrackere, Cheese, Tickles,
Mustard, Tobacco.
BEEF?rFufton Market.'''
TTERRTNOS?Potomac and.Roanoke.
MACKEREL?Hakes an'df Quarters.
SALMON?Barrels, Kegs and Cans. '
SIIAT) KOE. Cod Fish, Hams. "" '
COFFEE?Old Gov. Java, Laguyra and
Rio. *l H
TERMS, CASH.
Staple Good? only. Shoes, Rope, Bagging
and Twine. " ' * -
Will make heavy advances on Consign2'
mcuts to his friends in Baltimore.:
D.W JORDAN,
Aug. 3?tf. Agent.
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, <^C.
m -n rr/\ a T V
Mr. MT jLViujjii4
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER,
No. 20 ITavnc-st. And ITorlbeck's W'lmrf,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
jggjyTbis i" ike largest and most complete Factory
of the kind in the Southern States, and all
articles in this li&e can be furnished by Mr.
1\ Toale at priecs which defy competition.
gtoyA pamphlef with full and detailed lipt of
all sizes of Doors. Sashes and Blinds, and the
prices of each, will be sent free and post paid,
on application to
" P. P. TOALE, Charleston, S. C.
July 13, 12m.
CAROLINA
LIFE ISUSANCE COMPANY!
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0 fcbisly State Agent.
r FOR SALE.
J rnilAT: DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on Broa
U J. street known as the llosscr IIouso,' at pres
_ ent occupied Mr. .Tf. L. Reed.1* '
" Also the 'rcsidcnco on DcKul}) street, nes
1 east of the ifcthodist Church, known as th
f Shuford House. For terms, &c., applv to
raclilt W. CLYBURN.
I FOR SALE OR RENT.
The residence on Campbell street, recently o<
copied by Mrs. Massabcau. Apply to
lcb20tf ' W. CLYBURN.
SARI
AMMO M ATED SOL UI
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Cash Price at Factory, $45
j PIIOSPDO PKR1
Cash, $50.
* ACID BONE .
? Cash, $25.
goitUND carol:
Cash, $15.
: NOVA SCOTIA I
Cash,
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f|1RE above namcdApimoniafcd Soluble Pacific
^ JL: 'o<+the highest grades of Boh6 Phosphates rer
vian Gnano and animal matter, making the most
Combining the ingredients required to produce ai
White these Fertilizers are warranted to keep 1
materially rednced for the present season.
JOHN B
j AJ$o for sale by agents throughout the South.
JONATHAN PAGE, Agt. Mar 7th tf.
Important to C
THE MARYLAND FERTILIZING. AND' MAi
Special Fertilizer adopted to the Oottoh'pl&'n
COTTOIS
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Which they elaim to be of the highest grade of 1
equal in its results Peruvian Guano, pound forp
soil. ' " .
It has been used by several hundred planters i
seasons, with thb following esuU8: * .
It increases the crop 100 to 1200 per cent.
It resists drought in all cases. The drop is
It matures the crop three to four weeks in advj
or in the event of a backward season for plantin
four weeks later, even as late as tho 1st of June,
It produces a better quality of cotton.
Looking at the low price of c'otton", the intellig
ty of using nothing but the highest grade of fert
no hna hoon rodiiopd hv adulteration or the use o;
the low price of cotton. * '
If his crop is only doubled by the use of "COI
hundred per cent, profit on his outlay, with c6tt<
to plant fewer acres, with a corresponding reduc
$05 per ton, in sacks 12 to the ton.
J. R. PRINGLE & SON, Agents, Cbarlc
WE ARB NOW BECEIVIRG
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OUR
Spring and Summer Stock
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OF FINE READY-MADE
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CLOTHING,
HATSAND FURNISHING GOODS
HAYING secured the services of a first-class
cutter in our Custom Department, we will
:niake up garments in the latest styles, and guarantee
satisfaction. We still take orders for those
Perfect Fitting Shirts.
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SPJIINQ HATS,
Of the
LATEST STYLES,
1 Arriving and to Arrive.
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Oar taliif Ms Dptat
IS COMPETE.
OTJIZ STOCK
embraces everything new and knobby, wliicl
we ure sure will please the most fastidious.
1 Give us a call and be convinced.
R. & W. . SWAFFIELD,
mrli21m3 COLUMBIA, S. C.^
Special Announcement!
J" ATE ARRIVALS FBOM NEW YORK OF.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Consisting of
FANCY AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS 1
? Of all inscriptions.
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Ladies' Rcndy-Made Linen Suits* at astonish
ingly low prices. ' 41
A full lii^c of Ladies' Hosiery andGlores.
White Goods, Lace and Linen Collars, and al
other articles generally kept in a first class dr;
goods store. '
A Large Stock of Clothing and Cents' Fur
nishing Goods. ' ' ' ' '
The latest styles of Fur, Straw and Woo
Hats; Also, Ladies'. Hats.
T.hc cheapest Stock of Shoes brought to thi
market since the late unpleasantness.
These Good? in selection have received m;
personal attention, nnd 1'would' venture'to sa;
that in Styles, Quality and l'rice I am able t
please the most fastidious. ...
A call from all is respectfully solicited.
H. BARUCH.
STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, KKH
_ SIIAW COUNTY?Ix Tub Count "oi
Probate.
Estate Jane II. Elliott.
<1 rnilE undersigned gives notice, that one monil
i- {_ nfter date ho will apply to the Hon. J. 1
Sutherland Judge of the Court of Probate, foi
t letters dismissory as Executor of said estate,
c April 4 * W.M ELLIOTT, Ex'for.
Inibriianf Ion Wanted!
TIIE UNDERSIGNED desire information re
specting the heirs of William Harris, at on
, time resident within this county. Call upon o
address KERSHAW & KERSHAW,
Attorneys at Law, Camden, S. C.
JV'S
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)LE PAGIFIC, GUANO '
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, Per Ton. On Time, $50.
JVJAN GUANO,
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Time, 855.
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PHOSPHATETime,
$30. ?
INA PHOSPHATE, |
Time, $20.
.AND PLASTER;
, $13.
and Phospho-Peruvian Guanos are rich compound!
idered soluble am! amtaoniaUd.with tfo.' I PteAi-*
concentrated and profitable Fertilisers in iM?e\
id support the-aottoii Plant and Cereals. ? '
irp to' thett bigh standard, the prices tare been
Manufactured and for'sale at Charleston' 8. C.1 b/'
? AWT>V Ar'SON:
For analysirf^nd certificates, send for pamphlets*
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otton J?laiitere. ~
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NUFACTURING COMPANY have prepared, a !
t, under the name of r i*
r. POOD,
Fertilizers sold in the South, and guaranteed to .
ound, and to he of nlore permanent benefit to tltVf*
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n North and South Carolina and Georgia for two .
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not affected.fyy rust.
ince, tiius insurihg the crop against corlyjfrosts,
g enables the planter to put in his crop three d??
with a certainty of success. ? , U?\S
;ent planter will readjly comprehend,the necessir
ilizers, nnd'of strictly avoiding those 1wh<)Be vial-"
f cheap materials, under the pretence of mecting.,
. < r 11.; g
rpoif FOOD" it will give him from one to two
>n rit 12? cfents per pound, and it will enable! bflaC
tion of labor and expense, with belter results.' 1,1
LAWRENCE SANGStfOJf, Prest., *
59'Exchange Pkci,-Baltimore. '
sston, S. C. " ' : '1 1 '"* jan 18rt)2,
PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON f,.
LIFE IXSt'KAXCTE CO
OF VIRGINIA.
a
TniS COMPANY offers great, inducements to
persons who want their lives insured.f tv
issues Policies at as low rates as the safe 'than
agcmcntof the business for the interest of a!T
concerned will permit. Its financial'ability Hi?
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unqnesuonamw. n.uioug iuv uiuuBg?is ? ?>?
'institution.Are some of the most solid and atyl,e .
men of the city of- Richmond," equally ''distinguished
for -their" business experience, ' their
wealth and their high standing in society; $bd"
company "maintains the highest credit'for <hdsafe
and-prudent manner 'in which its -kffalrtf' 7
' hATe htten managed, htld is of itself a monumeAf
'of the sticoess of. skill, forecast and energy.?
Its loses have bderi lighter than any other com- '
panyduring the same amount of business.
Bee below some:of the practical results of life
insurance in this company: - ' * .- ?? losses
paid in, kershaw cpup^yDr.
T. W. Salmond $10,000 ^
Joseph B. Tlughcs .... 6,0w
R. C, Drakeford:..: 6,000 '
S. A. B. Shannon ' 6,000'
f. j. Collier..!.'..; 1,006
The Ticdmont and Arlington has passed' the*
rigid inspection of' the Insurance Depnrtidenta' '-f
of New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri; California,
&c. ' . ' I *
By its caution, economy, security and promptness
it'commands itself' to all who . seek the.ad1
vantages' of Life Assuhinbe.
Its growth is unequaled; its expenses small;
its investments secure; it pays losses promptly?
no useless restrictions^ all policies non forfeit*- , .
ble; rights of patrons are guaranteed on its policies;
it rs equal to atty ijomjlanyV sulrpaissed
J otJminA < ? mPi-it*
none, unuuuijiuo?o;uu .?
before insuring." . ? ? - ft
Ofhor companies can tell you what they will
Jo. bnt the PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON eatf
SHOW you WHAT they have done. ':
W. CLYBUBBf, Agent.
SPHINa 18713. " :
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