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Sowing Grass. I 1 IsCThat early fill bonding without tfrsrai' should be adopted in practice in preference to seeding in spring. j, r 2d. That as a general rule, it is poor tcpn^ omy to take any grain crop either with of iua* ' *"mediately preceding tW seeding doiwt tQ, grass. Tnat tho grass being the ultimate and paying crop, it is had praetioe to reduce the land by the draft which a grain prop .-3d S^IUpVer fronv.nny^disial reMon '' it becomes desirable to take a crop of spring grain it is more economical to sow the jp-ain alone in the spring, and to plow up the stnbble and sow the.crass seed early in the. fall. 4th, That in cases where it sacma-lltfira' ble to sow grass seed earl/ in the spring, it is better to aqfeiftdatie and let it take, its chances, without compelling it to straggle for existence under the disadvantage of a grain or an/ other crop. > ' ' i' i . 5th. That in seeding down in August, pr earl/ in September, we are following nature aa to time, and^a^ tinleSa the land is alread/ rich, and in high condition, it is heceesmry^ive the benefit,of aj^cfti^a if ""fitm^hat the selection of seed for mowing lots and ha/, ahonld be of varieties to blossom at tbe $|Bieg<? nearly the same time, and not mix vtaj emrly and very late varieties together. These propositions are clear and easily understood. 1 believe their adaption end ap ''plication oft every farm'Would De a grCkt.ad ' ? i. i II. A _ vantage, and would add mawnajiy to ui? profits of agriculture. Hogs?Small Brkxj>b.-~-A atock-raiaet 4 otmuche'dgpefrkiel^ifJh Alrfcle u)woV?rgrown and medium sit Ad animals, thus speaks of hogs, indicating his preference for the mall breeds: ? j^tter^D^ ^M^je^BrAtage to be claimed in favor of large hogs. There nevei was a monster hog who did not make the - mail Who raised him, pay for eVerx^ungU tfOH>(kh# weig^jF. |fi#wWlan ItraoAAaeat g^ais, 1>urcharge full prioe for every atom of their carcali. When slaughtered, it takes a lQng time to get one cool to the marrow of the bone, and when the hams are put in salt, it is troublesome to finish them to the centre. Four hundred pounds, divewejght, is a .large as,bogs should iff in 'tfrder to "make good , bauop.^t Beyond this /s^^ere isAlos* wmewhetw; Either the feeder, butcher or consumer is beat, and as a general thing every one who has anything to do with the big hog will find, if be observes closely that they are not so profitable as the smooth, nice hogs of only three hundred and fifty pounds weight. A small head with little upright ears, and legs and feet delicat^toj>erf?ction, are. mttk^krj^gh Indicate the greatest amount orfooa consumed, and will more readily draw the attention of the I A-l II putciiar. How a Wife Can Help Her Husband. There if nothing which goes so far toward placing yong people beyond the reach of poverty; aa economy in the management <M their affairs?Jt matters not^hcth&M^man or'his parlur, it runs away be knows not who provides^ ^thieg^mmto give It it the husband's auty to bring into the hocse, and it is the doty of the wife to see that nothing goes wrongfully out of it, not the least article, however unimportant in itself, for it establishes a precedent, nor under any pretence, for it opens a door through which rain may stalk iu, and he seldom leaves an opportunity unimproved. A man gets a wife to look -mMMhfti affairs, to assist him through life, to educato aud prepare his children for UiqiLproper station in lifempri her greatest ambition carry her no farther teat nil lmerest or oappiness, rogemer wun that of her children. This should bo bor sole aim, and the theatre of hec exploits should be in the bosom of her family. Thus may she assist her hufband to a degree which is not to be computed in dollars and oents, "and her children will rise up and " .ft , *-??" 4 Cakisx MiBm.-^The following story is from*the NashvHIo Union: **** Whefe eontumWy is sought to be givbQ V person the name of a dog is often used, aud yet this brute most frequently <&my other is man's best faencb HifHfbPprotector. Wednesday afternoon, as Mrs. 6. Woodruff was in her yard; near * the thai saw a mad dog making towards h^r, eyUently desirous of making -attack. Being some distance from 'the house?too far, in fact, to rdafcfrfhe door Ifefore the mad dog her assistance. Hearing the screams and call of her mistress, the dog, with an 'alacrity which seemed to spring from a consciousness5 of impending danger, bounded forwajcLio time to attack mad dog just as the infurated beturtr was ^Kohtfo seize Mrs. Woodruff. * Now ensued Vconfiict between the two dogs whicyMta^two or Mrs. Mtfeoorufr ftr get into, norhousohnd hut the door, It ,was 4?i^^|nw^ would prove the mastery, when a colored man came to the scene of conflict. sooner had he uM^Ao d^es tha^kha. rabid one attacked T& colored man, who. haven picked up a fenceortii, defended Ifimself as best he could. It was with difficulty be kept clMtfttetaHW -jfe""4 to spring upon him, -finally felled to the grOnnd and 'then killed by the colored, man. Mrs.* Woodruff's faithful animal was badly bitten and consderablv worsted,, though itrwM WlmtSiff, Yesterday this dog gave evidence of hydroShobia, when it was found necessary to kilf1 ie animal which had savefl.a, human being, from a horrid fate. -1' </ 'i *?i A colored fjrm ?n< Newark, N. J., having suffered some pecuniary embarrassments, recently closed business, and the senior member gave the following notice. "De dissohtionof coparanipa heretofore resistin twixtme pay to de y^be- . must call oinfones/u de Inn is inwolwed. e* 7* ' * * * V ' .?% ?*?' > *3rv4? SOUTH CAROLINA RAH. ROADOn and after Monday, Deo. the 26th;, 1871 tjie Schedule of the Camden train will-be as foflows^ Leave Cainden at ; 616A.;M. Arrive at Colombia at 10 40 A. M. Leave Columbia at 1 -46 P. M^rrive ?t Camden, at \ 8 25 P. M. By order of the Vice-President. ' A. B. DiSAUSSURE Agenti .... L Camden Dec. 28d, 1871. Greenville and Columbia BaHrW. Colombia, 8. C., March, 1st, 1871. ON and after this date, the following.schedule will be run daily, Sundays excepted. - ? OP. ; Leave Columbia a(t ' _ , . 7 .00 a. m. Leave Alston '''. 9.10 a. m; Leave Newberry * f .. .' j?r6 a mj. Leave Cokesbury 8.00 p m Leave Belton > 6.00 pm. i ?..!.? - ft an urn. vi-vwvauvw | \\ , ...u ' -DOWN. T. Leave Greenville at 6.16 a m. , Leave Helton - 8.05 a m; , Leave Cokesbury " Mk07aai.' Leave Abbeville 8.16 pm. , [leave Newberry . - 1.60. pm. Leave Alston ? :* 4.06 p m. Arrive at Oolumhia ^ 6.65 pm. "* THOS. DODAMEAH, Genl. gvipi. v ? - M. T. BARTLETT, Genl.* Ticket Agt, 'joly 11 Tjr.; _ , ,, j WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AU" ^IftCSTA B.B.CO. ;,t. Gb*. Scpkmbtehdmbt's Orrics, 1 j ,, ^ .? Wilmington N. C., June7, 1872-J ' 3 .UAi'HIIl 1IMI '.*^^1^ CHANCE OF SCHEDULE. rpHB FOLLOWING SCHBBULE will go intoef - ML at 8:26 A. M., Sunday, 9tb inst. i tjlf |\w \ ^ * 11 ' 4 4 r k' * * : >w ; DAY EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily.) 1 I tLeave Wilmington 8:25 a. u. L. Arrive at Florence, .... ...... ^. 9:13 a, m. , Arrive at Columbia. "lSo p. x. I Leave Columbia 12:16 p.m. Arrive at, rlorence *4:10 p. x. TArriv# Wilmington......***: JttS&p. x. \ -RIGHT 1ZFRY88 TRAIN, DAILY,? (Sundays Leave Wilmington......6:46 P? x. v afnyiatflorence 11:88 p.m. : -::ir r; SSSt " Arrive at FJ^rence^............... 2:00 a-*. ArriT#'il Witmlngton.^.....8:00*. u. Jno. C. WINDER, i -4i-l ''' <Jen'l Sup't. ( OILi?W)TTE^TCOI^|^IA ife AXJf. ifisnskal scpserntekdakt's otticb, ' . J ? ? Columbia, JUnPiith, 1872: jjBiasKggjg "On apd aflter Monday, JoneJlOth, the train* on 1 this road will run in accordance with the follow) ih| "Time Table:" . "" going south. , . . . ._? Train No. 1. Train No. SL Leavo Charlotte r G 00 a m 8 20 p- m " Columbia 164pm , 840am Arrive at Augusts^ ~ 7 45pm 8 20am f -t ?. < ? ?* ooing north. j, , . .)'4a' ' LeaVe Augusta, 6 85 am,.i . 680pm " Columbia, " 12 86 pm _;J102p m . A wive at Charlotte, 742 pm 600am Standard time, ten minute* slower than Wash, tngfon city time, and six minutes slower than Columbia citv time. . . * Train No 1^ daily; train No 2, daily, Sundays excepted. " Both taains make close connection to all points North, South and West. Through tickets sold General Superintendant. . ? B-E. DObsxt,'^ ^ ?*n(. l Gen. P. &'T.'Agent. , juna 27yl ' ' :?^ -it-? : i? SlKXANDBXl 8PEUNT, JXO. W. HIKSOM, < British'Vice ponsul. jaksh spbckt. ' SPBUNT & fflNSON, * COTTON FACTORS ; U " .AND',/.'.', ''-a'.. f\ ? ?< 1 r' ^ Naval Store ComVn Merchants, : . t WILMINGTON. N. C. '' liisi 'f i g*,**;''s- ' -" j. I MIbbletojT& CO., ,* FACTORS ." ? >?' **"' ' . - and* ? * COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' ~ BAtTIMORE, MD.j Haying purchased the entire STOCK OF GOODS of Messrs. p. L; DxSausburk k n. ill ?u ii .? ... 7 V/u., we wiii sen toe same at OOBT fox* CASH, and for that purpose heieby constitute the memftrs firtn ^ragenw lo effect such aale, n. QCVHf^l T""M9 Brushes, JEtc. .: . ; r j ^ ' ' *? '1 ' T>Ng?i8H and Frenet Hair Brushes, Feather xTi Brushes, Sharing Briutos^Bar Combs? affsurUand^tifjHtleR, tfeillMs a large l^t of Taint, White-wash *&<i Bath Bruahoa, ^ n UODCtSON 4t DUIflsAP* aug 2nd If. 1 f I' f For Sale/ ^ORN,*FLOUR, Ac., Ac! i 10,"500 Bushela Prime White Com, * 10,000 b&'shels Prime Mixed Cora, ; | 600 Bales selected Hay. ! 1,000 Bbls! Flouy?all grade*, -3 > ^ i U 800 Selected second-hand Spirit,Ca^kf. ,m I 100 Boierlbry" Salted "Sides, 80 llhds Smoked Sides and Shoulders, * * 60 Tons No. 1 Perurian-Guaoo, 150.Rags Coffee. - - 160 BHs Sugar, 160 Bbls Syrup, ' ^ \ 60 Bales Cotton Yarfc. 50 Bales Sheeting. W JfoT eale low by. WILLUMS^^Ua^^Juno. 20th, tf " Wilmingtqj ,, N^C. s- = :r. . ' * 'U CAROLINA B'Si mm LIFE MCHOMPAiy , r?i iia:< w ? ?? ; ! V"? ' * + . ? . ' .( .. 1.1 ?A - ?*- * ??< -' _ ... , , - * " I T -fOCT v - " ' ; " oy . < - i ? - ? .* ? " ; >? ' " ' 4 i t ? ?.?.((' * * * - "' ' * . *4t vi * ? ? ? i ^ .v i> >, .1 ^ ?" j 1 MEMPHIS, TENN.,.... ... , , ' . . . . .., ?1 4 v. ? : k* ' . - : w I 1 ?< - I : 4 *** '? " J ? " ! . / ? . ? 4 s 1 ; * 4 . - '1 ] | i* * .->SltW & ' . Branch OfficeBaltlmore, Md; ' I . .< '* ? . t.. I! ' * . ? ?! t . ? ' j ' ? . V .11 .*? >* > ;i? ' . I ??? , . iV?i. * 1' j' r , ? ' "* ' "* " 1 %. I ...? " 13 , , ? ? .) * - J - ; r ' "?j' . ' . .. ? ' : *. ,,li" '! . ' - ' *'1 ' ' ? 1 Assets . - * < - . $1,075,000 1 - -?.?-? -5 ? " ' ' : *v i ^ d'.. t. H ' * 4 11/? i ?%.- .!? < /> .*'U-i *> ! | * k>' I ,idlu8 xcj'y\T *T i #1*1 ?.HI *?* , tfUolA A Ji.iV-i .< ???v ri'M-i*/ e?B. Wide hampton, yi<* iwt : ^ % ./,vuny*> '? J<, ' j' ''*" ( ' ' J JOHN D. KENNEDY, : 2QQOD YflG 3J^AT8 Rbfoiy State Aftont. ?* ?a 1 HODGSON & DUNLAP. TTAYING Removed t?-their pew. aae-elegant rTff'huitdiniiig. fiext<loir aboveR. ll.-Iennedy's, invite the attention of their friends and the public generally, to their full and Complete stock of ?RE8H .i . > DRUGS & MEDICINES ,ti |>Pt< ?(' ' ?h?" PAINTS, OILB, VARNISHES, WINDOW - GLASS. French and English PERFUMERY, ! *$6*1 fJlOQETHER with a Beautiful Assortment of. > , , - :r, * . . *. : 'id. i ^ /W* Articles. SUE STOCK embraces everything usnallj kept in our line, and are offered on as REASONLE TERMS as article of similar quality cap be found in ANY CITY IN THE BTATE. ; v ?[*, . ; j - 1 -.i ?;i J- < ? .' ?* Toilet Setts and Articles, TITE HAVE constantly on hand a Large Quan[ If V tity of the BestKerosine Oil, Alio a large assortment o&Kcjrfiii^Ldfmfcihrfd Caifcp-dhimfiiei of all sites. H .ft D i r-t; PATENT MEDICINES AF ALL KiNDS constantly on band. ^ .4HXMtO?& - * Sparkling Soda-Water, COLD and FROSTV. . . - '?< * ' ' . H. 4. D. - Paints, Oil. and Glass, TtESUvoif White LeaWhife^iqp, R*Unil rMJ B&cMi&d.AanumerouB other colors. Oils of all sorts, also Window-Glass and Putty, all of which will be wold-cheap for cub. H. & D. . Sea Foam, BEST Yeast Poder now in uw. For sale by H. & D. l QUININE, &c. H$3T RECEIVED, a large quantity of Quinine y and other Medicines. Our stock of Medi-*; cinesie rery large and complete; all of which we warrant Genuine, and of the best quality to be had in any market, and will ae sold a small profit FOR CASH. H. & D. \fPerfumery &e. ERMAK and French Cologne. Inbin and \j Low's Extract*, Toilet Ppw4?sa and Soaps, in large. LUj White> ftwpored Chalk, &c. Ay en'Hair Vigor, TtieapMMMj Katha- 1 rion, SioiliAA Hair kenewofc. Odooft Cream, Sosodont and Tooth Powders. 11. itD. > i ? ' . , ..., . T> M --:L,; i. 1 . . . t ' bad way's;ready relief? -~<&urtr tk* -W<rr?rmnTTn-fm "On'e ' Teirty Minutct. >Not one hour after reading this advertisement need, any one suffer - with*'pain, Itadway*s Ready relief ip,a cure for every.pain. It was the first and'iH the only . . , PAD REMEDY bat instantly stops the most excrutiating pains, allays inflmnaaationd,' and -oures. congestions, whether of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or ? other glands or organs, by onC application. In from one to twenty minutes, no matter how violent or excrutiating| the pain, Ifee Rheumatic, B?d-riddeh"lnfirm, Crippled, Nnpaus, Neuralgic, or prostrated with disease may suffer, Badwat'b Rkadt RxLntp will afford instant ease. Inflammation of the Kidney, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels; Congestion cf the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, Grout*. DrDtheria. Catarrh,'' Tnfluenea, Head ache, Toothache, Neuralgia Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chills. , *? *; * The appli'oatioi of the Ready Relief to part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists will afford ease and ocmrort: *". ' ' * Twenty drops in 4 half tumbler of water wftT in a few moments cure. Cramp, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heart-hum, Sick Headache, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the Bowels, and all internal pains. . > i- * * >***- * Travelers, should always Jbav?-a bottle of Rad- , Way's Ready Relief with tbemv A few drops in water will prevent hickness 'or' pairfB from a change of water.. -It- is he4ter 'thdh Frenoh Brandy pX Bitters ax a.xtimul&nt. >? N- . . Fever and Ague Cured _ .FOR FIFTY CENTS. - ? J;' There is not a remedial -agent MA 'this world that will euroJEever and Ague, and *rfli other' Malarious, Bilous, Scarlet,.Typhoid, Tel)?w and 'Other Fevers', (aided by Rad way's Rkls) so' quick a's Ra'dwuy's Ready "Relief. Fifty cents per bottle./'?" <vrf *' T .. r'.?- - ? - - Health ] - Beauty ! * Strong and Pure Eieh * Blood?Increase of . Flesh-and Weight?Clear Sklii and Bfeaq. -Jtifuj Complexion geetrred tb air'""1 T TS a aft -+V DB. JIABWAYS* t Sareaparillian Resolvent Mas made the 'tadfct adfo'niShing cures. Bo ?quiak, so .rapiAaro-the changes'the body'njidcr? goes, under the inAuenoo.of Has truly wonderful medfoine, that every day af increaee of flesh ikd weightis seen and felt. THE GREAT 'BLOOD PtJEIFlER. Every drop of the Sarsaparilliah* Resolvent communicates through the blood, sweat, urine and other fluids, and juicn.qf^he system the vigor of life, foMt repairs the waste or tne body with new and sonnd material. Scrofula, sypnillis, consumption, glandular disease, ulcers iik the throat, mouth, tumors, node# in the glands and other parts of the system, sore eyes, ' btrumorous discharges from the ears, and. the worst forms of skin diseases. Eruptions, fever ores, scald head, ring worm, salt rheum, erysipelas, ache, black spots, worms in the tumors, cancers in the. womb, and all weakening and painful discharges, night sweats, loss of sperm, and all wastes of the life prinoiple, aee in the enrative range of thlB wonder ormodern chemistry, and a few days' use will prove to any person using it for either of these formfe of disease its potent power to cure them. \l. . DB. BAPWAY'S Perfect Purgative Fills. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse end strengthen tjbe system. Badway's Pills for the enre of ell disorders of the stomach, liver, bladder, nervous disease*, headache, constipation, eostiveness, indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, bilious fever, inflammation of the bowels, piles, and all dierangements of the internal viseera. Warranted to effect a positive cure. . Purely vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals- or doleteriooB drugs. " A few doses of Bad weft's Pills will fired the system from all the above named dhordefrf.? Price 26 cents per box. Sold by all druggftfr. Bead "JPalse and True." Send one letter stamp to BadwayACo.*No. 32 Warren St. Cor. Church St New York. Information wofth thousands will ?e sent you. , oct 6-ly ?.? i* % " i BULLIMI Bear Testlateav ikelr WMterfal Csrsilrs Bfecii. Vinegar Blttera Hi not a til* Vanes Drink, Mad* of Pear Rate,:Whisker* 1 Preef Bplrlia and Reftse Lloati, dec* tored, >)C*U Ud UtMUUM to |IUN Ul uin, called " Toolei," " Appetlxeri." "Beetenra'Aa, that lead the tippler cm to drank*one** tad ruin, tetania: tree Medicine, made from tte Native Boot* and Herba of California, free IJfta all' Alcoholic Stlaalaiia Tbty arc ' tte GRKAT BLOOD PURIFIER aid A > LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and Invigo rater of the System. carry IngoffallpoUonocamatteraad mtcring iha tyood * -to atealthr condition. No peraon can take theea Bitten according to direction* and rtmafa long unwell, provided their bone* are sot deetroyed hp mineral poleon or ethar mean*, and the vital organs waited berond the point of repair. Thar arm a Goitlo PariWWt as well as si Teslo, poaaeealag, alette peculiar merit of acting a* a powerful agent in relieving Congeetloo orlslaamatkmofthe Liver, and of all the VUeeral Organ*. j - t' ? FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS* whether jj to roong or old. married or elngl*, at the dawn of womanhood or at the torn ef life, these To ale Bittan have so e*oaL . For Isloamacsry and Chronic Rhea alhu aid Gout, Dwopila or laf I digestion, Bllleae, Rewltreur aid I Intermittent Favors, Disease# of the Dlosd, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, UiMtSliter* hare been molt neeee*fdl. Such Uluue* irt caused by T>iUti4 DIimI, which U general I r produced by derangement ?( I UflDlfNlfTil OntM. . OVBTIPSIA- OB INDIGESTION, Headache, Pain in the Shoulder*, Coughe,TUrtitneti of the Chest, Dlnlnsss, Bour BmctaHoui of the Stomach, Bad Tatto iu the Mouth, Bilioue . AlltalU Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of * the Lungi, Pain la the regions of theJUdaeye, and v a hundred other painful *ymptom* are.the offspring a of Dyspepsia. I Thoy invigorate the Stomach and itlmnlate the 1 torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them of , unequalled eiBcacyineleanaiagthebloodof all impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to the who Is lysUm* FOB SKIN DISEASES, HnipUon?,Te*jr, Salt Bheum. Blotcbea, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Bolls, Oarbnuclei. Ring-Worm*, Bcald Head, Bore > f Byes,Brysipelae, Itch, Bcurfa, DUoolaratton* of tha I J\jbaJn. Humora and Diatieee of the Skin, of whataver name or nature, are literally dug ap and oer- 1 rted out of the system in a ahort time by tha una of thsaa Bitten, One bottle ia eoch oaaee will oonvince the moat incredulooe of their curative effect. Cleanee the Vitiated Blood whenever you find Ue impuritlee bunting through tha akin In Fimplea, Eruptions or Boree; siennas it when you find U > obstructed and aluggleh in the value; ^ftirrr it when it le fool,and your feeHnge will tell you whea, < Keep the blood puiOt.Md the health ot thoeyeteoa ? ' will follow? FIN, TAPE, and other WOSBI8, urUng In the system of eo many thousand*, art effectually desti Oytxi and removed * ' BOLD^^IX DgPOOIBTB ''/IP > ? -? - - ': ^^S^pSyST^Sua^ tad willcS?^^* (^tBffiifliSilBKtiSiafBWniHiifiiiii ^TSSSSsrauSTiBiiOg*^^ MMMeanft?imrn^mmm?? ? HWBT'iiiilflMilBiiiiniMBattaa?i, jutyfaUtothtirpftygfBl <Uwr? ; r2?Msirt5o5R?w55R7wSiSdDiSr ^ tottavMMdnnA^udtozzvetsU " . * Wm-TIIHIIII'liilBII J* /COp'^#fl\ _ ij3IilT^laT?at?rOU,?fs?lt^|m(& , Sat Siogla, tfctae Bitten s? ^tqutlted u4>N i?? b?? fW't BMU of taring lilt. . I tortii, ?j> ^ DO^^HE^^lNBS.ic jti rm^,? *^\< ** ' -J |n]V' w , %ay|irnr-^ V V -'TP *? /WtAliWd '.?' . ' ,ZJ v.nr?liL Ai :? ' iMANXJPAldtoREB, AND. DEALER* No. 20 Hayne-sl. and iiorlbeck's Wharf, ' CHARLESTON, S. C. >' fQ^Tbis is th?large* band; illottdotfipTttt Fac lory of the kind in the Southern, .Staisa, and*] ^articles in this line can be furnished by Mi P. Toali at priSes whieh defy competition.' toy A pamphlet with fall, and detailed hat a all fcftetof Doors, Bashes and Blinds, and. th prices of eaeh, will b* sent free and poet paid on application to .. . ' ? P. P. TOALE, Charleston, 8.:C. I. Jul, la ' 12m. .^1 , Dr^tl' " '' J. & T. I. Jones ? ivlM j?*? MWM ' * ...- ' ARE NOW' ' * ".< ! .4! V. > ..: - -rt' "? ~ />' >41 \ ?;S RECEIVING & OPEN1NC - w.*?? * n THEIR "" - ^ l;i .* ?..}t ^ SfWS Aft'SMBR STBCI ; ^ <?> A nif~ ' XL " itiVT t! vr.,w- J| W ff*#& inU ' V ,.if bi?-i ?i< * ?** v i^yGowte,^;; ' : ? *?? ** **-{* * ^ ' Boots and Shoes,J. I I .. If .- :. t- >? ' ?*5 '* * *-' . . .< 1 Slj , c.,; rt >f' * I ill?:'* * **? . ^ ^ ^ . Groceries & Croekerj I n* */'? To which tl>?7 ilrrite -th? attention o/pur chaiers, ,.? !< ; .<! > . , *"** * lJ; 1 i'1 * A -, ;: 'il a 1 , - ' ?* ?' * *? *? - - ' * bt i wmnd>?3. nr ibtmnttar rxiaiiiftu o u Aui^uuitau > . ; ,7 - r. ?. ^ ?, .4% ,k Having established a Warehouse where Plan ter'e can procure every kind of * " l<?i ' > ' ' Pr?Tlsions ami flatatM Supplies ; u ?*? t* A I respectful invite their attention to tcy largt and constantly replenished stock of ? * BACON,HAMS,FLOUR, CORN, LARD, CANNED FRUITS AND MEATS, and all other articles usually found In a first class Grocery, Also, DRY GOODS, BOOT8 AND SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING AC. 1 '* A /'-*. * 'IV s 1 "* ALSO, . . ... . r. H.. 3-.A Rope, Oil,. Brooms, Bagging and Tics,, Matches, Axle Grease, Buckets, Cards, Nails, Curry Cotpbs, Hoes, Locks, Sauces, Soapa, -* o .ti a.j. i?i Dl&rco, oncers, can, ouua, rwivting Extracts, Sugar, Candle, jBhot, Powdw. Gun.Cnpe, .\tlrrjHousehold and Kilch- *. -t ' en Utensils, Bakes, Spades, Knires, "" and jforks, i Spoons, fcndmany other articles too numerous tonoetitton. IQrCall and examine stock and Prices be'ore purchasing elsewhare.. ?/ * D. W. JORDAN,Jtftt. .April 18. _ .. . v tf. r ?*? ? v*' WEISENPBLD, STERN A OO. Md Mrs S Comiission Mercians 30 W. Lombard St., Baltimore, 114. Consignments of Cotton respectfully solicited, liberal CASH adtances made thereon by GEORGE ALBEIT, Ageat. 8AVEYOI R RAGS ! ' 4 . . I * ' * 10,000 pounds Clean Linen and Cotton RAGS I ranted, for which the highest market price will I o paid. 'Apply at thiaofficc. I - \ jpijilp iiiiiSu7*r' f ?'.%.> !v>j?^ilvi BrMT'Jt''' * ' '.V*"*.JQI i"j * **'*'r * * . **i # 'J ? * . ? T*NEWSANDJGB p. : J -i ?.!?. ? * i ? i * * * ' * ? -i * #? ??*:f* - * ??/*'' ' ifto.t pM '?!?. ?< ^ OFFlCfS, * , M ^ I I i I # * # I? j * . -*<?< ??(?.<& J i*# f' * < ~i ,H . 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