The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, September 14, 1860, Image 4
'GOING HOME.
Tlio Conlriluitorinl to the Yorkville Enquirer,
l>y'J. \V. I).' eontnins the following.
It will po to (he henits of many ofour renders.
'J. W. D.' I:as a peculiarly Iiappy
way.of word-pninling, and ofsnyiog things
to tlic point. Many hearts will respond to
the truthfulness of his words:
'All is departure. 'Going homo' erects
our cms on Jtli hands, raccs are bright,
as lips repeat such good byes ns these.
Young hearts aro drawn home-ward by
tender ties?a mother's and a sister's kiss
await many a one. Hearts that have loved
flietn with a home love aro to greet them
soon?bosoms that have ne'er doubtcd^aro
to press them soon?and eyes that havn
always looked lovirgly into theirs arc soon
fo brighten in welcome to them. Ileaven | 1
bless them nil. Wo have only blessings j
_r it._ <i._. t i ?...!! - f. ? I
iui iiii lilt: ir;? uuti i i>iuv:-iuvu uanumd?i<m {
all ;!ic hearts }?:ro enough to beat to its j
mu.-ic?for n!i lives over which sliincs the
light cf n mother's love. U<-avcn Mess
tliem :;11. To our heart these are all now
hut memories? memories of childhood.
AVc felt and knew them ? twenty years ?g<>.
We Lave not been 'going home/ sinee
tlien.
'doing home!' There is a joyous rii.g
nhout it, thr.t sounds like music. Tt goes
r.i-n ?i i:r,. ? .i.?
? ^jU.-u v" {^iviiuun II'V (?u\i iu IIJC
flesh young heart, free in the morning of
its hope, confiding and virgin to is youthful
dream. Tears of joy start as wo hear
it uttered in tho proud accents of trust.
'Going home.' Wo have seen a sigh
choked down and a tear, (not of joy.) staved
hack by a homeless one when asked when
he was 'going home.' 'Little can the for- ,
nutate Lome-one dream wli.it strength there
is in the mere iilca of home?strength to
resist temptation and rin ; nor can he know
what madness there is in the idea of hemelessness
- madness, tc rush away from care,
away from the.simple, away from the invs- ]
terious burden of existence; Ibr, a!! around '
there is r.o cord to hold tiio spirit up, nor '
any voice to call it back. ?
'Going home.' Our tonne friends, the
students?the young ladies and tlie vonng
men?l!?a girls at;il (l:e boys?ore 'g'diig
home; and we bid lliem adieu wmi a html
fill! cf withes fr: their happy vacations?
theii pleasant ?u:nmers?their good lime 1
ai>iJ a' that, an?J :?' that. We \ti.-^h them
each and severally th* very best of times?
tho gladdest of welcomes at home?the
brightest of smiles there?the sweetest of
ki--eb utid tlit rosiest of hours. So mote it
lie.' J
The Oldest Man.?Tlic cei>sus taker?
havn already found out the oldest man in
Uie T'qjtid ^tates : lit- lives in Washington
county, Ohio. *lle is n ldack man 115
years old, named M'.cajuh Phillips. lie
served in Virginia, as a preacher, and even
now, at such an ad--.need age, occasionally
preaches to the colored citizens of his neigh- borhood.
]?<j;ii physically and mentally he I
is cjuiUv/K-'Jvo. His home was near Voile- J
town, Virginia, when Cornwaliis surren-m
do red and he remembers well that event, i J
lie says itc 'had been going to sec the gals ! "
a long tune when the revolution broke out. I
He invariably calls that famous war the !
resolutioaary1 war. Another interesting j
fact conr.eetcd with his history is, that he !
was brought in Richmond, Virginia, near j
the close of the la*t cenltiry, brought !
to the i.-.hwd jii-t In-low Paikersburg by (
the celebrated lilannerhasset. lie is with- j
cut doubt (he oldest person in the South- j
ern^D'bti H.l of Ohio, am! probably in any |
, "Western Suite. .
{
Choosing Husbands.?When a girl
marries, why do people talk of hoi choice?
In ninety-nine eases out of a hundred, has
fbe any choice? Doea Jtot he, probably the
last she would have ebofcn, feldfct her? A
lady writer says, in tha.fojlowincr nnrjierranh
that such is oflori the ease*:
'I lmvc been married many years; tlffc-H
match v.-as considered a very good one,
suitable in every respect?age, position and
fortune. Kvery one said I made a good
choice. I loveA my husband iHien I mar*
rietthim because lie had, by unwearied assiduity,
succeeded in gaining my affection:
but Lad choice been my privilege, I certain- h
ly should not have chosen him. As I !ooV
in uiin in iiis easy cliair, seeping before
the fire, a hiiga dog at bis feet", a pipe peeping
out tbc man}* pockets of bis shooting
coat, I cannot but tbink bow different be
is from -what I would have chosen. My
first pendftant <as for n fashionable clergyman?-he.
was a flntterer, and cared but little
for me, though I have not forgotten the
pang of his descition. My next was a barrister?
a young man of immense talent
Emootb, insinuating manners?but he too,
after walking, dancing and flirting, left me.
Either of these wbuld have been my choice
bad I chosen; but tny present husband
chose me, and therefore I married him;
ar.dTtbis I cancot heljflflliinking, m&st be
the vay with half the married folks of my
acquaintance.' '
| _J: ^
NEUKUES
W.A K T STBi J
rV^UE Sulfteritar will at stf jit tho
_L mnrTrelTfor Young s%d~
frooi tlie ngb of. 12 to 25..
Or Pcrgo??.l)a*in(r n?groe??ar sale willkd
*?* & **0n?8.wf?A A c.
f ^PAR^8'
KAUFFER, I
WHOLESALE
ESTABLE
175. Broad
Under the An
~ AUnnsiYh
The Undersigned Wou]
MERCHANTS
That they have just eoinnk
the co
FALL AND WIN
Our Store has been enlarged to iloub!
it the largest i
STATE OF
Our Stock, "which for variety of tlx
^assert in this >tare, will in every i
liohse either in Charleston or any oth
lion to establish a regular
Wholesale Jol
SELL
EXCLUSIVELY
"Which, as an
THE ONLY WAY TO
[Tavinff a similar establishment- in 2s
I. Kaltpeu is manager, it is cas}
SUPERIOR :
Tn
m&mw m
,\s (11oy appear in market. AYe woul
iiiulion of our Slock and l'riccs
wo will prove to the Trade
PTTT.T.V AS PUPAP AS ANV ft'
I VUUJi MU VUUilA ilM nil 1 V
Besides saving 3*0111* time for furt
expem
:o:?: 0
JUST RE
Black and Colored Cass
Black and Colored Clot
Satinets, Kentucky Jea
Kerseys. Osnaburgj* (De
Georgia Stripes, Marlbc
CALICO m
MOII-AiR. DEBEOES, CEDE?
LAVELLA CLOTII, BAREW
BOMBAZINE, %AI.1'ACAS, 1)1
14 A Ul.'f I * C * ? r ? .
ilJ ? UUb I)
ENGLISH
Black Brocade SILKS ; |
Fancy aud Plain SILlvS; |
> * BIIOWN A>
SHEETI3STG AN
Irish LINENS. Table COVERf
DIAPERS, DAMASKS. DOV
TOWELS, BRILLIANTS, Ma
asxoE
Hat RIBBONS, COr
Velvet RIBBONS, F
Morocco nnd Silk BI
WHITE GOODS, ol
LADIES' AND MISS
TRIMMINGS, YANK!
HOSIERY and GLOV]
BED AND 1&GRO B
Our Manu
8 338?
THE ONLV ONE IN T>
IS IN f U1X OPI
& And we venture to sav that
BST'SBft J
AND MORE SDITABLE
AS CII^AP AS ANY
Jusl give M the pleasant an tS)j caft,
KAVFS
t, JUWFEB, 1 .
L. BAUM, j tAdftaiU. G*. <'
August 91,1830} 1?; 4F ^ *
' .'V
y '.
Sk-t- Sii&tli&'JmfS * .? ? ?b
*
SAUM & CO.,
DRY GOODS
1H \TFNT
Street, 177.1,
V. 1
gusta Hotel,
i
i
nrrmnm I
<W v ? V *1
<
d Respectfully Inform
& DEALERS
itccl tlieir nrranfromonts for
ming
iTER SEASON.
f
lc its former size, thereby making' "
Store in the
GEORGIA.
; most desirable Goods, is unsnr*esi>ect
eomuare favorable with anv i
cr Southern City. It is our inten
bbing House,
IN6
rA? rt A ott .
rvn wton.
old fact, is
BUY GOODS CHEAP.
Jew York city, of wliicli our Mr.
* to be perceived that we have
FACILITIES
iiining
(1 only ask the favor of an exambefore
going?fcloc\vlicrc, and
i that we eftn sell Goods
rHER WHOLESALE HOUSE, !
her travelling, and many other j
ses.
C.I J
I
j,
ICEIVBD,
imeres.
h,
ns and Ticks.
mims),
>ro' Plaids and Stripes.
&Mc MEM !
sTIALS, *
C DELAINES,
hXAlNES,
ELAINES.
MERINOS. v
Silk ROBKS, roruxs, FOULARD^;
India and China SILKS.
ID WHITE
D SHIRTINa 2
4, Table CLOTHS,
LIES, NAPKINS,
rseilles QUILTS.
IISBXS8,
>
>ci?Ta
IOJ > I of
K1NGES,
CLTS, LACES,
T nil kiuds.
IS' HOOP JilRTS !
/t. ,
CE NOTIONS,
E8, of ail kinds. ^
LAHKITS, &D./&C.
factory of .
IE SOUTHERN STATES,
ERATION NOW :
, wo can offer thete Articles
nmmm
TO ioomaif fA8TB,
NORTHERN HOUSE.
apj conTinod yourielvea of tb* ftbote fact#.
.??. , .?
" * -A
? T ' . , ?
?.l- ? . .
DOCT. M. .
Under the Aii|
AUGUSTA,
A\ hoU-sal? art J ICc
wms-m, m
AND null
DYE WOODS ANX
Oil, Paints and Paiiitei
WINDOW GLASS AND ]
[PERFUMERY, FINE SOAPS, FINE
*11 A I \ ? fii -i > 1
I'AIiAl" IS j
'V SIRGH.IL AMI BEYI
Trusses and Suppo:
Spices, SinifIs, !M:ur
ALLj THE PATENT OR ' PROPRIETj
Sii]>crior Inks, Pure H7i<rs ami j
FANCY ART
ttST W o ir.nko our purpliiii'ci fur Cflsli, ami off
vl from nny similnr t'stnli'wlitroni in tliis* section.
Or<1er? from the Country promptly a
.o hl'ire hii?I nimliK*
r 1 J'
THE NEWLY ESTABi
RANSOM E\
Would rospocl fully inform their fcier.ds ntid the
pn rnT PTfinn t
OCLCliI OEUUK I
"I^IIEY nmy he found nt No. 1 t'.t, I'.KOAI) S'
J l'heonix) vl.ero they huvcon hand and nfell
tlic country,
Every Variety
ti?" would lie t" the Advantage of those wis
ve arc oll'cring our p>ods nt
LOWiillt j
The hap ever been sold in this market. Give u;
RAI
March, ISfiO, 4."-12m] ;s?.
Headquarters for Good Carriages of evi
""^PHINEAS F.
COitiTJ M B JL
Carriage Manufactory, Directly
TMIE eiiliucrilier having n competent <1 rnntr!?t-ft
A. is prepared to ln:ild to order ntiy nnd nil sM
Stock of his own mnntifucturc in Columbia, swell*
"listi<lions, nnd ngnin be^s leave to invite the nttcn
io generally to en I i nnd see his
Large and Fashionable Stock of Carriages
the Day, being the Largest and i
tit-fore Imying elsewhere ns he is determined to se
L)(st. Every article sold is warranted.
?59" K-pairihe of every kind done at short not
kers iitoek for sale-fit low prices.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AllBKVlU.li JHSTJlHyr.
Luther Ivnwton nnd wife, Catherine, npp't,
'vs. Ehjuh N. Tu! I is. ct. al. Defendants.
In the Court of Ordinary. ]
T APPEARING to my srtiafnctinn thai
' James Tullis. Benjamin A. Tnlli??. tbe
children of Kli/iihetli Dorter, (names not known t
reside beyond llie limits of tliia State, it ie ,
therefore? (
Ordered tlint they do appear and object to ?
tliesule of the Real Estate of Sahery Iv. Tulli* .
deceased, on or btfoie I lie twentieth dav of ?
October next, or tlicir consent to the snnie"will
be entered of record. t
WILLIAM 1IILL, o. a. i>. ,
Tu'y 20. 18C.Q 13 3m ' .
toxc;,ui i:r
mow WORKS,
Formerly occupied by George Sinclair <fe Co., *
and now owned by
JOHN ALEXANDER & CO.,
Iron and Brass Founders,
MACHINISTS, Ac.,
Foot of T^idy Slrt't. and on the tide, of the
Greenville Railroad, COLUMBIA. S. C.,
Chinese Sugur-Cuiic Mills and
Pau*. Of all kinds.
T^HE iibote Cot i? ft Three Rolle> Vertieo 1
JL Sugar Cane Mill, and ia a true represent*
Iron of the one exhibited At the S. C. Agricu)
tural Fair, nn<J which took the first preuiiuii
at the aforesaid exhibition. Premiums wer*
also taken by the same firm for -Griat?Mill
itona. and for the beat Castings.
Iron and Brats Castings of all description^
made to order, awd with dispatch. Steam
gincs, Mill Gearing, blacksmith's Work, Wag
on*, ?to., &?.. made to order. ,
We have also pofafiased the right, of WIN
TKJTS PATRNT MULAY SAW MILL, foi
the State of SoutifCarolio*.
Having purchased the entire establishment
vi Messrs. Sinclair A Co, including Pattern
aod everything appertaining thereto,'we ai"
now prepared to rxecu'e every deaeriptionof
work ia oar line of ba?i?e?a. with neatness au&
diepatch. JOHN ALEXANDER*
ROBt. McDOUOAL.
Sept.80,1859] HENRY ALEXANDER.
i .yt' ^ I.I i ij .111
^Artiate' Materials^*'1
"*A PIKE BMortment of Brtiaha^
J\ Color*, in Tutvie, Varnishe# aad.OWa <W
"TO . %VWW fl#in
and Colored, Dra^fer Paper, BrUU?V Ru?rd
June 1890,5, If g ^
.-.Avi.' .... ?.. >N*V .
r. JONES,
^Il8tu Hotel,
GEORGIA,
itail Denier in
MICALS,
I DYE STUFFS,
rs' Articles, Varnishes,
PUTTY, GLASSWARE,
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES,
HUSHES,
'.u \mmm,
rtors of all Kinds,
l ilh < tn red Tobn cco,
(VD\/ MrniOIMPn r\ I- T.I" % ?? -?
Am ivir.ui0ilNt0 ur 1111 U/\Y,
'irttwlicx f<>r Medicinal furj'oses,
ICLES, &C.
1-r rfiiiiilly ns low n<? enn be olinin
ll'ttt'i'ani'd to In 7'ivj/i, I'urr ntitl Gmuine
iul with ivpir.l lioili
[Dec. 18S?. 92
JSHED HOUSE OF
rANS & CO.,
public generally, to an inspection of their
)F FURNITURE.
IT.KT. City Hot..! ltuil linp. (Into Ensile .t
Jiiily i-occiving from the best inunu factories
of Furniture.
liing anytliiug ia our line to pive us a call as
FiGnjfej "Fia *
n trial.
^SOM EVANS & CO.
-] . AUGUSTA, GA,
?ry Description at Charleston Px-ices.
Fit A ZEE,
: , ssi. c . ,
:n the Rear of rhe Market.
inn nii<1 a coniplt^^L'f of Practical Wnrkoieo,
-1..J -...1 -.I.!!.-- . Mi
.? - v. * viiK.ico, ami io IITJ*
Cmriiic's as cannot fail to please t.lm tnost
tion of lifriends and customers and tlic pul>
of the Newest and Latest Fashions of
nost Fashionable in the State,
II ns cheap as tlic cheapest and as good as the
ice and on rcnson.ililo *IVrms. Carrinirc moPIIIKEAS
F. FIl.tZEJH.
.THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
A liUEYlLLK JUSTliWT.
.Vlllim.i I..I? A.I.I ?
"IT' ........ iisiii'j,
\\ ilitoii Aaliley, ct,. nl., dofcndcnts.
[n the Matter of the Real Estate of
Aaron Ashley, dec'd.
IT AI'I'EAIMNO to my satisfaction Hint
Aaron Ashley, .1 osejtii Anliley, Koberson
\shely and wife, Nelly, Wiliiain While and
vife, lielsey, the Children of Til'lu white, dec'd.
nnines not known) the children of l.ctty
Miiith, dec'd. not known) 6umn of the
lefendnnt.' in this case, reside without this
state, it is therefore?
Ordered, that they do appear and ohjoet to
lie fale of the Ileal Kstiite of Anron Ashe'tcy,
lee'd, on or before the 7tl? day of October
ic xt, or their consent to the same will be en
1 i
WILLIAM HILL, oa.n.
July *7, 1SG0. 11, f'lii
'THE S FATE OF SOUTITCIRWnaT"
A liDJi VIL I. K DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Simp.'on "Waits, 1
Kx'or. > Petition to Bell
v?. ) property, <to.
\V. II. Iicntluv A Wife, /
tt". hL J
?]>URSUANT to order of Court (lie creditors
1 of tlie folate of Tierce Li tile, dec'd, are
required to present and pi ove their demand*
within three hi out a* from the publication Jwreef,
or Ibc}' will be linrred.
WJI. II. 1>AKKER, c. e. a. o.
uiiiaiRisKioner'a Office. ) **
Jane 8. 1860. ) 8 3m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINAT
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Jn Equity.
John E. Cuin, )
. ?t. al. >
y*. ) Bill Tor Relief, <?c.
Caroline E. Cain, )
et. al. *j
PURSUANT to order of Conrt all persons
having demands against the late Dr. S. V,
Cain, areherehy required to present and.prove
iliunt on or before 1 it Oftobfr next, or they will
be barred from payment.
WMo:H. PARKER, o.E.A.P.
Commissuifatr's OfHo*, >
Juno 8 8m
THEODORE 35AEXWALTER,
. woriKa,
Broad Street*, nearVihd Market,
4U0USTA,-QA.
t MARBLE, Monument*, Tomb
Atonpe. Ac. Aleo.Marblo Mantels
and Furniture Works of all kinds
from the plainest to the most elab
orate, dotifrnerf <*nd firrnl*li?-d to or do
at short notice. All work for th<
epnotry c%retoUy i>o*^|?dttmmm*
* *^^Sfa?ch r860: i4m
?:?~(:TI|^Ry ^ *
OT1LL 'Otfwifly thaf/dldaMnd, oppdm? . tlfi
KJ'- Planters' Hotel, No. Mfl. where thfr ?on
atotiUy keep on band on? of th* LargestStdck
in the SCUtlurn Coudtry, oora'j)rt?n>?r t*hiy H
{foloitt Ji?*l>rag ?nd Faney GoodaTrade. A!
of whiob they wjll aellattN^TMtt Pritafrl
%NC<s before you boy. [Jan. 30, 1880, 20-tf
r . , i. ,'jm. t ^Ci.- Jrt V A
I l-ilrlOlDXOS'
SUPER-PHOSPHATE!
PLANTERS seeking Manures, will recollect '
Hint ItllOl >KS* SUPER PHOSPHATE is i
the only Manure dm lute eminent analytical t
Chemist, Professor liiokell, of Maryland, pro? !
nouiiced ;
Standard!. !
and which liun Wen confirmed bv every section 1
into which tliis Mil mi re has I introduced. !
This Manure is sold'under n legal guarantee ?*f
Purity and Freedom
FROM All AllllTEHATION!I
from the eminent manufacturing chemists, ;
; Messrs Pot is A Klett. under whose pet'.'or.nl t
! supervision RHODES' SIT'ER-PIIOSPHATE is
| manufactured. This Manure has been u-ed in |
j >miui | enroll tin lor ->e.\eral vent's past, with I
i great success in tl-c culture of Cotton noil Corn, '
' an?l i? now thoroughly established for th>-s? iin
| porlaiit staples. ]>o not let the present season
' puss without the experiment. '
j K. ail the atMiex-jiJ letters from gentleman who :
| have tried it the past season.
J. A. ANSLEY & 00.,!
NO. 300 BROAI) ST.,
AUCiiUSTil.
ATIIKNS, <;A.. Nov. 22, IS."'.'.
Dear fiir : Hliucles" Super lMm^pliuie linn l>ei?n j
applied >>" itic thi: y>-ai-,<in a small senli. l?> j
Corn ami ( Hiinii. The rosult exeeeilep iiiy ? v_ t
' peetntiou, aitltougli I In- experiment*, t?.f iun;t \ i
i reasons, were uol, am! <*<?ll!<i mil lie e<?mliiel.><! I
j with (iiie million ; yd 1 am entirely s-nli#lii-?1. I
Itlii.i. tlio growth of weed. in Imth instances, I'tc i
fruit in eorn, niul tlie uu'iil>er of liolls ot co! ton.
were fully ?louM?s t!ie yield in ih?* portions Kit
| mtitnireil, ami lliis ulicli only :t lalit?: spoonful
I of lite Super I'htwplitite war, npp'ie I ns ti t<.p- j
ilressiiij; In eneli liill of eorn. ami a leii-*-'po<?iili:| |
(? ea'-li i-talk of eottoii?niul llm l?ai ?a !- ?.. '
I I lie M'usou ns tin: lSlh c>f J uly. Sciiio of l In- ,
j \v?-cl j'fc<v to iiisio f.-ot liifvli, wiili cix f.-t" 1
brniicliu!>, cuvmii w i! 1 bol's, while the noma- J
I i ill red was not half so goc?l. It is my intention !
! next year, to tost it more fully.
Wry 1? ?|????t fully,
Your must ob't scrv'1-,
(Signed) M. C. M. HAMMOND. '
union i-oint, (f;. k. p.) Nov. 28, isr.o. i
ilc.?rs .1. A. Axsi.kv JL t!o.:
' (/r?ifx ?1 ljoiiirlit a li-ii of Uliodos' 5?ujict
: P)h?s|*1iii! iri iSiiltimort*. l;is' Spring. Mr. If. J >. |
! LiMUier, of I'.i-rZ'.lin, to Irsl ils viilnt >f a me?
j 111 tin* drill, on land tlint. wt.iiM ii<'l 'link': ov?-r
' 7.% to It'll JUS. ? ? Swl'l I'lltloil pi'I' II w i: i I T111
Manure. 'J in1 r<'sn!i. is out irely mlit-factory. >
I have made sit lt-a-i from -lot) to Ami) ll>.s. to the '
ti'-ic on t'uia very poor land. 1 expect to pur- 1
t !i?.-=e fitun ."i to 8 tons f?>r inv Spring ?H'|'. My j
Oversei-r wishes tin- to jiiit lti.< name t\? this alio. ;
Yours, in great iuisti".
(Signc<l) I'. W. I'K INTITP.
v.-1i.liam io.<ti:k. ;
De. 24, 1850 SI tf.
i-ffiXlPfl,ATEiriA!" |
>"o. so secoxii Ptukkt, )
.htunary 'JS. j> |
HE PORT OF AX AT, VMS
R0BI\S0\*S UrVlPI'LATED fil'.WO'
FOR I
FRANCIS UjSON, ESQ., !
BALTIMORE CITY. j
A8AMIM.K oftl.c above which was taken ni j
\oitr Mills", vns foiiml, npun analysis, to
be capable of producing of
Ammonia, - 8.31 per cent
And to contain of
Bone Phosphate of Lime 45.82 " "
| Tlie above proportion of Ammonia and Himo
I Phosphate of Lime is known to he moat proper
'! for cuuceiitrated-sMtiaiiures. liotli thenretionl
reasoning ami I lie results of mmierous practical
' experiments have approved of it. An opplica|
tioii of 200 lbs. of this article article per acre,
will supply more of Hone Phosphate of Lime
I than is required liy ony crop?tlitis leaving a
considerable surplus of this valuable nutriment.
I incorporated with the soil after cropping, and
; will furnish u snflleient quant ity of aintiionia to '
to net as a nutriment and stimulant.
CllAS. HU KLLL, Ph. I>.
xi;E:ponrr o^r
MU^lPULATED GUAI\0?
FOR *
3FBAN IS H038XNS0N.
^l^HK sample analyzed was taken by myself!
J front the bags in the mill where the guano
was manipulated. v
It. contained of
Ammonia, ... 8.24 per rent.
Phosphoric Acid, - - 21.98 " 44
| Multivalent, to
I Bone Phosphate of Lime 47.59 44 44
| j i is uifiviore mi cxciMteiM man ipn uicti guI
ami, coiituiniiitr enogli nntirionin to prixluvo a
j r?i|>i'l nnd vigorous growt.li, mul enflioioiil
1 quantity of j.liosjilmtea to prevent fxlmuslion
{ Itf till! soil
A. SftOWDJGX PIGG0T, 7E? I>.
Ainilj'lical ainl (.'oiihullin^ (Jliemibt.
FOR SALE BY
J. A, ANSLEY & GO.,
NO. 200 BROAD ST.
AUGUSTA G A.
*?
3VEW INVENTION OF ?
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
WITHOUT
SWINGS, WIRE .OR 1IET.IL PLATES,
CAN ONLY BE UAD OP TF|P. INVENTORS.
S.J. SI6ESM0ND & CO.,
JiickArdxon street,
COX^XJMBIA,. , s. c.
. 1 ' . ' - '
ILVVING .alooil the (ogt over
fire yearp with th? greatest rati*
1 ^*-*IljDLr fnutio'n lo nlPVenrers (as is evidenced
by testimonials fro j^i^tiefito, nnd first
j Cliemiolu atid medical men of I ha day,) it on'
tirely, surpasso ' the ordinary methods. All
sharp'edge* are avoided Ih-tro is no noed of
extf-actiog any Uetlr or roots, a^d ar$ three-'
fourth* ligbfer than'-any ottu^S? tbero i? no
taste of auy bind and.^anuoi bo etfeuted by
^ar.y acid. Dr. B. hae-aisoa white enamel
cement, the only stepping for fronts teeth,
p' which ft-tains ita natarn'l colors The mo*t *enaitive
teeth can be tilled without paiu. Dr. 3.
u offers the following reference!:
I)r. Doremos,- Profcssoi of Chemistry, Dr.
* Valentine. Mott., Dr. Pratt, Dr. Sims, Dr. Gray
? Dr- Horo-yitb, Dr. Oram, Dj. Lord, Dr. Went,
Hon-A Mann, Jr. Capt Ccabtree, V P of the
*4 emigration company. ri. D. Benrp, E*t|.,.'and
' rn a rr* olIiiuM rtf New York linn T M U'nrnn
9 Judge of the Supreme Court, Dr. Scii'ey, Vf
Savannah;- On. Dr. Pfon's, Dr. Hancock, of
. Cohfinliia, JllC'Ocn llnmiltotf, near Ciiitrlf^v
1 fvwl* ]Wlmr8? 1 ^rtMIS IFOffV lr?ff
dollars, per tooth. Btrangeffecan have a whole
"JPPer S?t nmde in 24 hours and wa.nyuUd.
' "Rmpoi'ary t^eth wifi &iInserted hours nflu^
tHs teeth are est raited. ,'A.ft*r wearing.my
b teetlvt for three" pton?b?.'and satWaeliou w not<
i
?ij>?rty of ser^faf persons *4?>uftT
II taeaa*!n#OTviees, oy wutiog tp vlumrhe wouJd
- ?ome there without any extra cnarge. *'
S. B. 8. 8, tf
PALMETTO
IRON WORKS
COLI M I if A, S. C"Wn.f.lAM
(!|<A/K, I'ltoi-iiiin'ou.
GI'UlltJK A. SI 11 KI.I>s\ Foukmax.
MANrFAClLIUis STKAM KNCINTS of
any power <lc>>ir???l, for Mills iiimI l'lnntnt.ion
|>ur|?>.?i?s, nl sliorl noticc, having nt'*U
times on linii'l sonic tfni.-liwl, or in n forward
Btnlf. In <'onn<'otion wiiU our Mill nndJCnpino
Work, we l?r.v?? Rf!?Mjrt'<1 tho snrvicpn of Mr.
........ . ......ur.ii, ??..<? ..Mr ill inr ni-si .Tllllwrii?litn
iii lli? Piuilh, 1?? Miperinteinl the puttihL'
up "f Mil!" iui-1 I'fijjitsi'H.
ERASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
All dcfrriptmuci of Jtrjt>n ni>d Iron I'n.itini's
txi'i'iilo.i In tlio vprv IH*sf mnnnrr. fiM-l .at sh.irt
nuti'M-, .-is \v" rii*5 i-vi'ry .lay in llie wi'i'li, <?ur
s'i' -U of pulli-ins \ t rv linir.', Imviitir ri'i'cntIv
pliivliiif'.-.l :i!l ! !??? * t'.in.i.-rly "'Vl.f.l I.% 'f.
W. 11:i*li . v'isl.cin.r - ( It <1 i?? ni:i?l<!
ut niv i-.-fil.l.r! ii!? !it f.ir iii?- pnsi five years.
11.>iIv< s tli< iis*i>rlmeii in.in- full (Iimii hiiv oilier
like . tili.l.ii-liliifitl hi llie SlHie.
ilKdliASS SAWS.
I n m I It I! ' 1
Circular an-1 jiI-o for a tiiiiiniiact'ire of
tliv miiiic nriicle in Uielimoiul, vi?. a * 11's pI !y
of :'..iwr, of nil siz.s, always on hand.
I\r!'.'tis vvisfilllfl iil-MII will ?lo \Vi*i I til < ;> 11 oil
ii.o, r.-> i lii 112.o no cliaitt'-' tur littiiitf tl.oni'to tiio
!i..ui"h .
SVI!<8 BCc-Toothcri.
I li:ivi'(!:ii?itti(ittr .V.;elm"' on IiiiimI, and
mil |.i. ( aifl i-looih oKl saws, makini;
t)l"liI (foni) :i" liew.
I 1to N CATLING.
I wotiM ?-ii 11 nllfiitioii 10 li.js i>ran< it of ?>ur
lm>ii:f->?. Iinvim; h jrrfiit. variety o! imlletnfi,
tor j.u! 11 * mill |'i ivati-L'i'f>uii<U, Cfiiiiftt-rii-s, a'c.,
ami v. lit U'i'i |> oil I.iuhI, an.I cusl any style
wanli.'l, a! |<ri"i;s as low us the sftni<! can ho
bo'.iyhi ?!. Ho- No. ih.
WIKPJ UAIM\G.
I am .i.'.-iit lor ow? of ili?? lsit-??.-?.t Win. 1?,?;i_
ini? .< nl. l.hrt Xmili, ainl will fiirnwll
WiiiiJcuv ;?i:?:0(Jailari.'S VtMinlnii, Be.JsTcn-ls
filter ion of \Vir? Works,
?t 11 * ln'ok |>rif . : i tin* inaiiiif;icl?n'.r, which
cun lie seen <il inv
f'l.O'.VS.
I Iiiiv<> nlwiu's oil li'ir.'l, nml nin MeaiiHy
ir.tiiiuf.i-iui i:-ir nil .l.-seii| ion3 ot I'i.OWS,
with Hi*'i.v ot )lii" irs in th<? ti^rtiriilturul
Sinr, fnul wili. iri a -ll"i-! t illn; (oa'.lilUK't; tli?*
tii:tm?T..i-1in-.- i>!" iiii k'li.K of :it?i'i':irtni'iil inij>.i
iii.'i:t>. All I ii-'l; n f.?r I in- J'!:n.t.'is of the
So\;:h cticntii'ii^i 11.is lit.-rjirwe l.v Oi.'ir j>atr?iiii^?'.
t'l.li in.'! jii'liri1 lor yotitst-{?? !>.
ilai'I t ;ii.r!;i"? k.w.l, j.u
In conto rtion wi'li .|h?> IVt:>li!i-lim;*iit, we
.-ire iniiunfa'-lunnir r.tni Carringe
of **!? \i-ry l>~ t ii".iti-i'inl, nn<! -ill t-ell
2?? ji.m* eeiit, lower iliiiu tl>e miiiii: b;>oke tun l>c
( tiit'ht. ??t Ilu? N'is Ii.
(Oli\
I nm Ai/ctit. for one of tin* ! -(. I'?.rouble
Mills now in use. ?".-l en it I'liiiiisli :ui\ >i/r winted.
lVtxms w i-iuni; tIn .Mill a t- invitr??I
to onII :i' Works am! witt>vt>-i 11<?. ?|>?-rittioti
..r > ..? ' n '
* -.mnTh, .. MICH 151
l!:: v. r\ ln*?t i- j fiooi !"'lu< i? * ). S
antl:lit*,rvii!'jiiilt at
in*-it ( .
T<> tlm-if wltaltavo ^ivf-n dip tli.'ii-p ttronnpe
fur (! i--i ?_ !St i f ; .Hi- I l.iiVi! Ii. cn *.-nir:itr?"?l in
111:s- liu-im- <, I tender ti!_y warmest tlmiiks mul
solicit ii i'iiiitii:i!iiiii'<Mif tin- -lim-, nii<! to those
\\ 1:11 Imv ? l:i>t. \ <!o|IO ft>, 1 I Ojif't felly ??k
their !iiv..v :im1 ??ij-{?>rt, tie n?-ii!? -: ]>ni; < nor
>'\p?*l.se vill lin .'jcilVil on 1113" purl in eonliif-utiu_r
( I'omolioii of lionii" iiifiiii:l';<<4nf-'S. of cvriv
nrtittitt vvi'.liin iiiv s|i!;)-t> of ii' liou. All tlmt.
is inlci's-;iry lo siu*?? in llu-.-e eii'?T| ris?*s is
l!n> fivor aii<l pupi'orl o! tlio j>oo|-if of llie
Son i It.
an, i >n:l W ILL! AM <J LAZM.
tii i: ii o si i: K ?i.u r.dy.
: *" _ r ?* t,
e f - i s
ii v. v s~^ /?? ^ /tlx'i _ _ i *
* i
5
An hi fit l ihtf C hi ' for fr'iiii'irltiia
Ami nil Disi'iisrs of Die Irinnrv Or??ns.
r I Mils lii-nu- lv vlii-i* ;il) i't||i-r nr??i?.?i*a
&. tioiic fnil. It is i-iiiirf!v it-liki* cvrrv ilher
j emitniiii:'L' no minrrn/ j-iiitoii ?rwiv
| srotts llfiiit. in it in ;in |>.ti . ) m*Ii-m In.in /??< /.*,
U"r!:* i:iiij /.rarer, nril 1'iis !>?> n ImuhI.'iI ilnwn
timi; ??*!?? irciiffi. t ion 'ii hi oilier l?v tli" Clitri'kie
I"S. It :> nit'. ! ( (I i.i i in-iml'li'-cii itn own intrinsic
nivrit.'. It p ifoitiif ii-? <luty oiiii-kly nml
thoroughly. Tlie of i-iMi.-r *<*x will
I)*.- ropiilil li_V HsiliJJ i Itis7i'< !?/ >/'.iiistmi) of pWing
l.llOtiiji'lvcs tit itv inrr.'v ofnoti.p '^il>ic?; or Pro
lVs.->'>v. 'l'IU|i.Jiftwd;! .-trik'-^ iit tiir verv A'oo/of
! lie d!? ( ?.? ; it;> I iuli't.i*y in t.ot simply to ?us|n*iui
t lis poisoi,, Int to r. niKVf t he en life oil wlihili it
iivjictiiltf?Fi.ll >1 irci'lim;-. in pn u. j-h I .-I tinm ,'cvniiipauy
w'cli lii'tile.? 1 (!? sjn'i.*.lv niul |ir'itiiaHeist
relit*f ii!!" I v tlii- l?**. in nil rn?.i*i?
<it" (Jow-rhtKn. (tiOturrl. Stricture, t'hi-jr AI
! Aw, ( IVhitm in J'liiiaUl, I uinl nil ));JtillSrS "I tliti
I ruiurv Mil'-iii?, Im* -1?>? ifii??i Iti?- Beieii"
nl tlit* Hiio. 'i li i r<-?noily not oiwy ?-radicuttis;
nil iioiwiH from lliu iiixtnii Imt iuviyorah*
Ik-h. <>. *' .l<-iif?T?* - < C3?:ir ilin-s* ti?t
iill'.-ct the Im-alli or iutci-ft-ie with uny ?-Vss of ^
liii^iiii-.4!>, or rnjiiiio iiny di-vint Ion IrcniTlie u<n
ai ili?*t. '"''jHirfs no ?s*i?lnnce from olli
er medicine. Ami wlmr uuila vulue -8
tlu> entire nlis'-tn-fi < ( hII iiiiiis?m.us tu.ste, hoing a
pleneuiit and d? liiioint syrup.
J'rier $ ! fiit Butt It, ? /* Ihrtc Eiitlhs for $5.
1'OTTliK ?fc ilI2KYIN, bole i'lojin^lors,
St. Louie, Mo.
Sold in Atilievillc hy T) McLnucliliri, nnd nil
rvhrmnml.li! i1liiIl*i,.<i i r> rrifil ic iiipb. Vim Ki'.liniilr
<L GricrfOii, (Jlu?i !t'?inri, Wholesale Amenta.
HATS,
CATS AND STRAW GOODS, for the Spring
ami Slimmer Trade.
with bo lies tjr.nde
fX|4^=ty for" ^Imitation
use. Al[to, constantly on . hand John
Woolly's lieet quality, of Fnr Hnta, manufactured
at Uraniteville, B. 0. Tt-riua Cull,
C. l\ HE4HKN",
Columbia, S. C. and <\ugugt#i, Ga.
.March 23, 1850, ll?in t, :
. -.. .. . '' j !
M. STRAUSS
COKESBURY,
IS DE^ERMINEfl TO
"i a si .*-3? 71 .
SEDUCE HIS STOCK!
Kivt i "t , f!1\ \ ' * . I>[ i 7 f
THEREFORE-OFFERS 1 " v
I ji .!.! i 3f
j r.
L "Very Xi?^?_vtPrioes.
ThU Stock is well* Assorted
| .^iKM OF ijHB.tkM j?U,
4^te8t style of goods.
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