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FARM ?l?I> FIRESr?l^. '? A very cosy method of removing spots i of candle grease, etc., from a carpet, is to lay over them coarse brown paper, and on it set a warm iron ; take off in a fewmm utes^ and the grease will be found on the phpdr. If One application does noteutue / jy remove, try again, i ], ^'0;CrjnE Sonfc Throat.?Take the I whites pf,two eggs and beat them with t wo spuohfuls of white sugar; grate in a \ JHtl(; nutmeg, and then add a pint of lukewarm water. Stir well and drink often. Repeat the prescription if neces sary, and it will cure the most obstinate cases of hoarseness in a short time. To Mend CiIina.?Take a very thin solution of gum-arabic, and stir into it plaster of Paris until the mixture is of a proper consistency. Apply it with a brush to the fractured edge of the China, and stick them together. In a few days it will be impossible to break the article in the same place. The whiteness of the cement renders it doubly valuable._ A farmer writes : "Last year I collect L ed a lot of bones and reduced them in the ? follow ing mlinuer : Put them into a large V arch kettle or boiler, with an equal bulk n of good hard wood ashes; then poured in W water enough to make a thin mortar, and boiled the muss from one to two hours, when the bones1 became completely dis solved or broken down, with the exeep v tion of a few hard shin bones. The mass ' was shoveled into a box, and allowed to remain a week or so, wheu the remainder of the bones completely disappeared. Be fore using, 1 dried it off with lime and plaster, and ground it line with a hoc. A little was used iu the hills' of different crop.-*, with excellent results." Household Srxs.?Some conk? will throw out the water iu which meats have been boiled, without letting it cool u lake off Rae fat. Tubs and barrels are dell in tbo sun n dry and fall Jtpart. Nice handled knives are. thrown inte j hot water. "?Silverspoons arc used tu scour kettles, k Cream h aiiow.od to mould und sphil. Coffee, tea, and poppet' and spice.- ilr> left fu stand open and lose their strength. The cork is left i?ut of the niolus.-c jug. i!ltd the Hies take pu-se?*iou. Vimtgari* drawn iu< a tin basin, ami allowed to stand until bpth hasiu ami vinegar are spoiled. 'ChtifcmSfl W|ieat Without Mii.l aToxi^.?A paper was recently read be fore the British Association of Science, at Rdiuburgh, ,upou a new null for grind ing'wheat. It is described hs reducing the grain by percussion while it u linsur ported und projected through the air. \ When pacing through the muchine, the wheat.is struck by a series of bars mov ing in opposite directions which reduce the W'beatssj quickly to a state ready for bolting that no injurious heat Is caused; hence the flour is pupcrior to that ob tained by the usual process, and produced at. less cost. An Edinburgh firm has i one of these disintegrating flour-mills in fu'l operation, and its advantages over tho millstones that it supersedes arc i stat ed to he. that it rarely needs repairs, I requires fewer men, is free from loss by scorching, occupies less space, requires leas driving-power, and produces a superior quantitv of flour. "? mamma!?Uncle Ned has got an awful lonesome old house!" ""Why, Joe," said his mother,"I thought it was a very pleasant, cheerful house." ?'But you was mistaken mamma; there isn't any grandma to that house, and so when the mamma's out. shopping there's nobody there to love little children. I think' filiottse is awful that hasn't any grandma in it, dantyou?" "Yes, darling, I do," said his mother; 'and wo wouldn't give our grandma away for all the big houses, and fine furniture i and lovely pictures af Uncle. Ned's, would we?" "I guqss not" cried the loving little fellow; "it's just liko having two mammas to have^a grandma." ' Murder of John BtKrsosr.?On Sat ?trrday night between seven and eight o'clock, ah altercation occurred at the co-operative store, near tlie Charlotte Railroad Depot, between John Simpson, white, and Bill Lucius, William Dennis and Hans Bridges, colored, which re sulted in the .stabbing of Sampson with n pocket knife by Lucas, which caused his death in a few moments. It seems that the parties went into the co-operative store in company, nil of them more or loss under the influence of liquor, cursing and swearing, and while procur iug some article called for, some words passed between Simpson nnd Lucas about powder and shot, w hich one of the party was to procure at Hamburg's. The ne gro Lucas becoming noisy and threaten ing to fight, was'put out of the store by the clerks, and Simpson passed out at the same time, in spite of tbe effort to keep him in. In a few moments those in the store heard a scuffle outside, and on run ning out, saw Simpson held by Dennis, and struck by Lucas with the knife. Simpson staggered into the door of the store, where be fell and was assisted to the counter, when he remarked that he was hurt, and after sitting about a minute he fell to the lloor, and on being raised up it was found that life was extinct. An inquest was held on Sunday night, by Coroner Colcman, and a verdict found in accordance with these facts, that the deceased was killed by a weapon in the hands of Lucas, and that Dennis was found aiding and abcting the murderer, ind they .were committed to jail for trial. Simpson was a tinner, employed at the shops of the Charlotte Railroad, and was a dissipated man. A short time since be .connected himself with the Sons of Tem perance iu.this city, but soon icturncd to his former habits, and his untimely end is the result. Bill Lucas is known a- a bad character, who is not unknown at the Trial Justices' Courts, end when < x ,tniitied at the jail after the murder, a ou>gl?i s .?i.\v wa* loon.i on bis person. c"(>aim;l:k( A ? 6RAN?).Hi.'fh.KVTf ON MARK I'.'l'. Corn:.'.?Sales for tin- week oudiin March lit; about 70 bales. Ot Sin in r.ic;go. (t. roifutry Hi. ',10~;lo.? i.iio dliug 20te; intdtllimr -i";. Prices Current. j'ui:i\\k::i> vim the tlm iss. [(:oi{it::oTKD wkkkj.y.] Cotton : : : |l!i lo (/? 22? Ilucoii i ranis : : l'? to Q> on " .Side* : : " 10 It biird : : : : " In <? lit I Corn : : : : bit HO (<?-1 no Vch* : : : : 1 tin (w 0 00 Oat* : : : : " 1 20 (<? 00 Flour : : : : cwl So (' t\ in; Fodder : : : "1 0<? (? 0 10 Sweet Pototocfl : : Im ("? 7". Sluid . : : : : : : .10(m 7 "> Rice : : : : " 1 .15 <? 0 t?? Ratter : : : : ll> 25 HO Egg* : : : : doz (uj 1.1 Turkeys : : : . pr 2 00 o?2 60 Geeso : : : : 1 tiO (.. 1 2o Chicken* : : : " 'Jr> 0i; :j0 Her* Wax : : : In ]<? 2(1 lk-ef : : : : " 10 (?; 12 Tallow : " 10 (??', 11 CTTA KLLSTON MARKKTS. CHARLESTON, March 18.?Cotton strong; middling 22o. Rich?Market firm with a moderate business; sales 80 tierces common to good at 73(o)8}c. Gold, buyingul 110;selling at 111. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. There will be let out to the lowest bidder the contract to build tho harbor or shed, at Lime stone Camp (.round, on Friday, 12th of dpril, at 11 o'clock, a. m- Tho plan will be specified on that day. 11'. C. Wolfe, Sec'y. rucli 20?2 MERONKY'S HOTEL, . RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C. t&tT- Satisfaction guaranteed. W.'A. MERONTKV, Proprietor, fob 11 Sheriff s Sales. ORANGEBURG COUNTY. In Common Pleas. Mary B. Trcadwelf, Adm'x. vs. John H. Fanning, et'al.' By virtue of an order of the said Court in the above stated ease, I will sell on the lirstMouday in April next, at Orangoburg Court House, during the legal hours of sale, at the risk of the former purchasers, they having faileQ to comply with terms of sale, the following lots in the Town of Orangeburg, viz: Farm Lots Nos. 3, 4, 5, 17, 18, 19,35 42, 5?, 57, 05, 58, 59 and 60; tho same being part of the Peal Estate of which the late Win. It. Treadwcll died, seized and possessed. Plats of the same may bo seen at the Sheriffs Office. Terms?One third cash, balance on a credit of one, two and three years, secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser, with interest from day of sale, payable annually oft the whole amount, until the whole bond is fully paid up, and satisfied, and to pay for papers, stamps and record ing. A LSG, By vit tue of sundry Executions to me directed, I will sell to the highest bidders, at the same time and place, the following property, vi?: One tract of land containing 103 acres more or less, boui ded north by estate lands of Gabriel Myers, cast by A. J. Col lier, west by estate of B. C. Myers; and south by Mrs. C. Fas tori in. The remain der after the termination of the Estate of Homestead in 205 acres,- bounded by lands of estate of .Gabriel Myers, estate F. C. Myers, A. J. Collier und Joel Eph raim (the same being tho homestead of Levi Myers.) Levied on as the property ofLcvi Myers, at the suit of Joseph A. ivee:, Guaruian. ALSO. (>-ic tract of lap 1 containing 3-9 acres MiOiOorl ss, bounded by lands of T. IS. ? iin.-on und Jhhii I looker. The rc ai id r, after the termination of the Instate of h'nnustead in 209'acres, bound ed by fan Is of,Jos. Ivnotjis, Jos. 1 arlcy and 1 E. itobinsYui, the Mime being the homo end of Henry Oisscndunner.) Levied on a< the property of Henry Gis KcndaiiLtcr, at the suit of J. P. M. Foures. ALSO, On" tract of la:ul containing 220 acres more or less, on Whirlwind Branch, iu K listo Fork, on bot h sides Binuikcr road, b iiindod by lands now or formerly of W. S. Dudley, L. Wi.-.-enhunt, .1. Rilcy, est. S. Bench and Mrs. Srhnsou. Levied on as the property of T. K. Sasportus at the suit of T. C. Andrews. ALS< >, One tract of 100acres, more or less, in Edisto Fork, bounded by lands of W. L. Ehney, E. II. Walker, J. P. Eartin and J. W. Phillips. Levied on as the proper ty (f Bolen Phillips, at the suit of Peter Howe, Shcritrs Office, ) 11. RIGGS, I )rnngchurg C. II. S. O. C. March 7, 1871 \ To Builders. i i l am Prepared to funiish .S^VSIIKS, BLINDS, Doors, Mantels, a'ld every pt.ylc of inside work, at the shortest notice, and of best material, at Baltimore rates, lidding freight! Call in and *ec catalogue. U'ork warranted. JOHN .1. ILIMILTOX, nichir> Ivr Ornngeburg, H.<C. SPECIAL XOTICE. Prime Rio Coffee and Sugars, ?t prices to please. h \I.OTJ\K\ SALT, All marked at selling prices. MAPES' PHOSPHATE AX It BROWN'S COTTON PLANTERS Always on hand. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Market Street, feb 21-lyr I W. J. BeTreville, o , Opico aVCoBjrtJEJomg 8>iparp^j k n-l Or&ngohurg, S. C. . inch 13-lyr izlar & dibble, ATTORNEYS AT LAW) W RUSSELL STREET, a /. . ? Orangeburg, Si C. Jas. F. Izi.au. 8. Diuble. mch 6-lyr BRO>VNING & BROWNINjte, .Attorneys At Law, Okanobuuro, C. Hi; O, Malcomr I. BhownincI. / A. ?F.iBrtowNjtfo inch 6-lyr _ ...( bi Kirk Robinson, DKAI.KH in Rooks, Music and Stationary, and Fancy Articles, , ? j. OR inch 6 AT THI-} EXGFXE HOUSE, RANGEBURG, b! II./S. C. 3 FERSNER Ac DANTZLER, :o IE n t i srr s , Orangeburg. S. C, Office over store of Win. Willcok. F. Kkrsxku. P. M. DAkt/.l^r, i>. I). S. inch 12-3mos DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE, I) E N T A Jj S ? RGEON, Graduate, Baltimore Coilcge Dental Surgery. O?ice, Market ?treet, Over Store o/J. A. Hamilton. fcb 1 *_no vln '-George' S. SMrer, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND .... a * . ? : Wholesale Dealer in and Im^ortc-r^of FIXE WIXES, LIQUOllS, ALESylA\T> 11KA YY GROCERIES, A., As. fob l&?m?s Male Acadenxv, T7T OU.iNGEBUBG,(;. II. S. <7. tiims pbu month : Knclirtli' - - J "I 1 f <lt if 3-00 ; h.-rical - - - ' - - -?'*#.*> J.4MES S. IIRYWAltD, Teacher. Save "STour Money! UQ TO. J. Is. HARLEi-'S * AND RUY CHEAP DRV GOODS,Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps &c.', of which he has just received a fresh supply. ? / ? ALSO, FLOUR of all grades B A CO N, L A R I), S U G A R and CO t T111 ] of all grades. Besides numerous other articles in my Grocery Department, all of^ which I apt selling at prices not to be excelled for cheapness in the town. Come and, eeo for yourselves. Aici^All persons indebted to mo must I pay up immediately, as I am compelled to ?dose my books. A word to the wise is sutiieient. .1. 1?. HA RLE V. feb2l THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT! tim! NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING MACHINE, WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR Al l. KINDS OF WORK s fast winning favor in the household, a* shown Ihy the rapidly increasing sales. ThisNE WFAMILl'SE IITNO M/tORTN-S is capable ul* u range and variety of work mich as was once thought impossible tri perform by machinery. lie claim nnd can show that it is the cheapest, most beautiful, delicately arrang ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated, and smooth--| Iv running of all the FiuiiHySowuig Machines It is rcmarkuble not only for the range. And va riety of its sewing, but also toil tlie variety and diflcrcnl kinds of texture which it will sew with equal facility and perfection, u.-ing silk twisi, linen or cotton thread, tine or coarse, making the Intcrloelcccl'Clastic'ttich, alike on both sales of the fabric sewn- Thus, - heave i'puloth, ?or j leather, may l>e sewn with great strongih and \ uniformity of stitch; and, in a moment, this willing and never-wearying Instalment may bo adjusted for fine work on gauze or go^amer tissue, or tlie tucking of tarlatan, or ruflling, or almost any other work which delicate Tinker* have been known to perform. At the World',? Fair, ii received <thc,grcn award of the highest sales! .1. K. inilTF. Agent. Sales-room at Bull, Scovill ix Tike, Orange l>::rc, S. i'-. im h ? 3iuoa DAJSmhJJ* SILrCOX No>). 175 and 179 King Ftreet,corner of Clifford. continually on hand and at tho lowest pricoa. Coll and ex Fancy Croods, i Notions, i [White Goods, &aces. Sia?iefc7 J01otTi Old^kM ^v^crstM (foods, ?v ^. ..^rj^m/pd Hats, Millinerv and Straw r m >r fto<jd? vi \ ; > of every dssutriov. N?:i2r7JHs^r?f<f>??eet? Charleston, S. C ??' 12^?me?--'In ?? wo>. OTTO SONTAG, pYip ANJj) S^U^CP^JF gENT'S COATS, PA NTS AND IT ATS. &c, ,.4 A'U.Y. .cLHAV/XIJJAII i ?ft ^VTiiiB.^L^I^. ' ? 'iMivn'rf.fc di* &A> ifrAi.trVik FINK UA,V^1^(URS, / 4 103 M K BT r N?; RT15 E 1ST, ? rlqi aTV-'J Special Notices. PREMATURE LOSS OFTIIR jttAJL may Im; entirely pi ^voimMthVUh^OH'??* 'Hbfr decay, and promote a healthy, f nil. vjggoiu* growth. It is at the nmu tmfa'hnfWallexxai a Ur^ng-fc^.ttit -hviiry.i /, W.'A 'A *) .CAST TUEJtt.ftUT.?If there are discing which deserve tue name demoniac, DyRpapsia is one of them. It racks and tears the system ItkeiX jrerit.iblc flund, and renders lifo a bunion flu* -ned unites, of thvt (lW'5"y ^V\V not ex pel iu." ?joit^mit Sfhh'i* ViMKcrVVe?tJil? Vinegar Bitter*. Tlihraiatioiftlrm of indt Upn or liver complaint that ran withstand this potent tonic and alterative. * I M NO LADIES TpILKT (^MI'L?^lc^ t&rl BcTfliV fra|r/it ?^'*f-i*t| thf *enl!i I kvfcA Airft* it irOp?rr\Mh^m#cSt^ft?y Tr<Mnrrs soon assumes, the teeth quick rival alabaster [.tint, nod ?ecm uppqwlf>fe^uuj^ciir.d vase. $50,000 WILL UK PAID for any remedy which iwill cure chjooiii ^ht?iyimlhfm/ fKiins in the limbs, hack antf<'bc--:Jl/o,rc IKroaf, Wet Pting?, croyij, <jvs<ii\tfr^s.j/ulic, sprains tnid vomiting, quicker than Dr. Tobias' Venotim Liniment, established, >wp3 47: [ l^I^TC'Kt Sold bv die Druggist.-. Depo; U? Dark Iaacc, New York. \y\\ f;; |, | [ CARBOLIC: SALVE, rxHfcinmcndad by die leading physicians ami the President of the New York Board of Health, ma the most wonderful healing compound ever known. CJives instnni relief to bums, cures all kinds of soros, cuts and I wounds; and a mot-t invaluable salve fur al! ptir Iinses. Sohl evcrv'wlicrc a' *.!?"> ,c*i Us. John F-v lenrv, wie Proprio tor, S Cnllcfcfe' Wifcej NcW* York'. j SVAPNTA i? opium puritied of its sickening l aud .poisyiKMis ^op^Cie^^clifcr^virtjd by Dr. o'erclow, Trofesjior of llotaiiv, Detroit, Farr, * " CHRISTA DORO'S II AIP. DYK i? the safest and best. It corrects the'had elfccts of inferior dyes, while the black or brown tints it products (are identical to nature. Factory iWJ Maiden Lane, New York. N PR ATT'S .IS'i-R.lLOrL-^Saf^f and'holt illuminating oil ever made. Decs put t:iky Ijrc jor explode; if the lump is.npsoi ur brokal. i Over 100,000 (tonilies coa^Bnu?' n> use it, and no aei identd of aijj.''li -crjpn<91 have occurred from it. Oil House of Charles Trait, established 1770. New York. rUElPlTrtl^ai?^Tectst^hd Lrvc> ihoil in the world is Hazzard <& Ctiswell's, made on tho sea-sborc, from fresh selected liver.-. l?y Caswclf, Ila^inl ?t Co., New York. It is ab solutely pure and sweet. Patients who ham oneo tuk^p it pre??i*it t^idLv1^*'}- Physicians have ueciaeil it superior to any oTtheother oils in the market., JpuyiNg restores koiI N'S 1 notlurojusJCid Olyvo> Gleaner . lhVglbvi?^ii*r7ohe#. ^I'ArkM hy A Druggists and Fancv (ioods l>ealors. Pnce'Jf? cents per botlle. ^llOK Wollt t?t^d&tMf RIDLEY'S PIIILOTOKEN is .an establish ed, wnrrnnled remedy for painful mcnstratioiiK; aj*d equally erhj-t^ty.^iyiim-y^aiitidr^cV ^1"^ cases' of nervous CxcMeinentf sn^nuteii ami .-:lecp- ^, lc.N>nes> in maU) ?K -fvinabt Sold evervwhero fo'rSlSr hohle.- ?fthtah? Rbfcy; Druggists; New York. Ocneral Agent. :'J|T YOPTIIITI, APPHAKANCc: and a Jxsuitiful, eioarr^uwIefMpUMs <fbr desire of ?*rrjrl*dy. ? TliiS-erWetlr pMdurcrl by uaing (>. \V. Land's ''Blnoni of Youth,'.' ^.^?"?ytuUjM btMUitificr^f^ie'TKini1 AVifl remove .nil ft* eolorntion. ? 'fan, freckles and sunburns, 'flic use of this delightful toilet preparation enn not l?o detected.- For sale by nil Druj:i:i.s!? and Fnnry (Inods l>enler.s, Deprtt, ? Gold St., New York., ? i . - A S MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, relieves the little Milferer from pain, con * wind colic, regulates the Htomoch and Im>wi-Is, corrects acidity, and during the processot no th ing it is invaluable. Perfectly safe in all case*, as tnilliotiB yf inothcra canjeatlfy. inch Olyr