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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS
yTHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has now in .uc"essful operation - -
fine STEAM FERRY, running from LsRA8-
the City of New Orleans to Algier from day 1 ,
light until O'Clock, The Boat leaves this city from
site the Pontcha1ain Railroad landing in Alges, short
distance above the Bellevi!e Iron Works The landings
trance always obtained The rates the those
wishing go the Point, will find large and commodious
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
(wheIe the Onnbuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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Sultana.. ...... 8,ml
Susan Drew. Point
Statesman. .l9,m2
Setp Sprague.. m3
Sarah T. Louisa Alg's
Cl u.. IN
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~N-, Steamer CAIIEORNIA-FOr BAY ST
Louis Pass Christian Mississippi Ctr
.a'Hfa = and Baozt-Via the PoNToHARTRAfS
RAILRoAD.The new and sDlendd low pressure packet
steamboat CALIFORNIA. c. L. Reynolds master, (bui
expressly for the Lake trade with superior accommodations
will commence her trips as above. THURSDAY, the
h and will run regularly through the season. follows
M t MoDs;H Orleans Lsases Bon
p: T5assdsy::@ :: \: p. EIidsy :.:..::t F. 4
Do Saturdays P M. Do Sunday -. "A P. M
For freight passage apply the Captain board or to
my23 J. & r. GEDDES. Agents. 10 B nk Place
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THIFT.-Mr Orvin Stebbns stranger in city pur.
chased yesterday lot OF hardware valued at SN and
the package to to to his oe The negro be-
allowed comrade to relieve him. who did SO
eectuay that Mr. Ssbbins has lost the merchandise
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A BURGLAR.-Henry Lewis, a notorious character, was
passing down Cont street, between Dauphne and Bur
gundy- about ~ O'Clock Sunday evening, company
with two Others. when he brought to halt by u.
Rocar of the Night watch who recognized and him.
Lewis had jimmy which he attempted to throw away.
He will be examined before Recorder Genois to-day.
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SwINDLING-A warrant was issued yesterday by Re.
coder Genos for the arrest of Joseph PoruRa
Sunday night fraudulent $50 bill upon Joseph Desaw.
gles barkeeper at the Fountain Coffee house. of
Main and Levee Portugas received a48 so in change
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AE,Eor California, usd ChAgrea-IeU TteaAs. 80
Ae Chasrss ReFsiar Liss-Ise me. sc:s s;,42s
Thorn matter comfortable cabin recommendation.
and steeraee will be ued up 20 a. TO hsndsoTsy ac
fright 2. :rply TO n: captain
y. OF r. M. HARRISON & CO, n Poydns.
~ Our Agent, in Panama are Mes.n H.. tEl Itch
" Co who guarantee through to San Francesca
at the lowest rates. and allow them 81 per day while the
Isthmus dating from their arrival ct Chsgs until thsy ~
from Panama.
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NJ n louisville Packer BELLE KEY, P. A.
L@aEsasa hey, master Louisyaie. JNeg Albany.
i2.711k EUansUiue, Smithiand, Paducah Cairo and
Nemphis-The new: very fast running and magnificent
passenge steamboat BELLE KEY, will leave above
On THURSDAY, 2lst inst, at O'Clock, For freight
or passage having unsurpassed accommOdatons apply
to T. B. SMITH, So Magazine ST.
or GEO. FORMAN. IS Tchoupitoulas st.
"a plan of the cabin may be and State Rooms
secured upon application tn the agents. leg
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More Bottles.

1J'NOticc.-rho undersigned would inform
their friends and the public generally, that they
have this day associated themselves together in
the Practice OF MEDICINE.
Whilst they feel grateful for tho confidence and
patronage which has been extended to them Ixpi-
vlDuALLY, they hope to make themselves more
useful in their UNITED capacity.
In all serious cases, their patients will have the
advice of both, without additional charge.
They may be found during the day, when not
professionally engaged, ut their Drug Store ut
night, at their respective homes.
]. J. WARDLAw, Md.
:@' = +. B. DENpY, MD.
Abbeyille C. H., Jan. i, Is4s. 4stfSs
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The State of South Carolina
:. ABEEVILLE DISTRICT.

III The Court OF Common Please.
Ohm S. Turnbni, who is in Custody of the Sheriff
of Abbevil.c District, by virtue of writ of
'Caplas ad saiislacicndum," at the suit of N. ].
Davis, having flied his petition with schedule on
oo P s. f Ii db M1 e M Efal pnSr 81 sn qHtt he
General Assembly commonly called the Insovcnt
Debtors Act.
Public Notice is hereby given that the Petition
OF the said John s. TurnbulI will be heard and con-
sdcred ia the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville
District at Abbeve Court House on tho third
Monday i'll March next such other day as the
Court may order during the term Commencing at
the said place OIL the said third Monday in March
next, and all the Creditors of the said John S. Turn
bull, are hereby summoned personally by attor-
ncy to appcar-then and there i'll said Court to
show cause if any they can-why the benefit of
the act aforesaid should not be granted to the said
John 5. Turnbhll upon his executing the assign
mcnt required by tho net aforesaid.
THOS. =. SPIERIN, C. c.. r.
October 4, lS4S. 80 If
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Groceries,.

Groceries,
NOV ON HAND AND CONSTANTLY
IN RECEIVING, the following articles, which
are offered for sale, OIL reasonable terms, viz:
6O llhds. of fair to choice SUGARS,
IL Bbls. Double Refined, Loaf, Clarified, Crush
ed and Powdered SUGARS,
lOO Bags prime Green Rio, Cuba and Old White
Java COFFEE,
.j:gfS{ Old Mocha do s5Ss .,sy 49,.
:Ss 500 Sacks Salt Is also Table Salt, a!
and Sweeds Ifo1s ass tea sizes,
2o0 Kegs cut Walls and pixies, assorted sizes, S.
10000 Lbs prime Bacon Sides; ~ z =
ais 8 800 Pieces BAGGING,@ consisting of 46 inch
a Gunny, and .44 inch kentucky, and Dun
dee Bagging; Also a good assortment Rope
and Twme,
40 Casks Rock LIME,
81 Bbls. new No. 3 MACKEREL.
50 Boxes Sperm and Hull's Iullow Candles,
25O0 Lbs. Sole Leather, marked good and dam
aged; Also, Harness and Upper Leather
and Shoe Thread,
25 Bbs. New Orleans MOLASSES,
Also, West India in hhds. do
7,0O0 Lbs. White Lead, "N. Y. Union Mills"
A good assortment OF TEAS, consisting of Gun
Powder, Imperial and Black Tea; Also, Cotton
Cards, Segars, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Blue Stone,
Coppcras, prime Chewing Tobacco Also. cheap
Tobacco for ,negroes, Cliockolato, prime Starnh.
Negro Shoes and Blankets, good assortment of Cain
Seated Chains, large Rocking do, Tubs, Buckets,
Churns, &c; &c. For sale by :. !, q =,
S.s4 SIBLEY e. CRAPON..a
!, u Ordsrs for BAGGING, ROPE, &C. will be
promptly attended to by x $40. a
u Greenville RIountainear and Laurensyille,
Herald will give the above four insertions and for-
Hamburg, Sept. 2 sss 26 - ffI Iss
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PresSytcrialn N1;slc ;s.nd Female,
HIGH SCHOOLS OF GREENWOOD. 2
jNDER, THE CONTROL OF THE
South Carolina Prcsbytory., ~:

South Carolina Prcsbytcry. -,
establishing these Institutions, it is tho aim Of
L. the Prcsbytery and Greenwood Association, to
SECURE schools in which only the head, ,but tic
heart also, may be cducut"d and accomplish tIis
tho bible is used as book of study and rccitnton.
In connection with the Schools are filic Chenii-
cal philosophical lapparnttls,und acabiiet ofmir-
erals and cmriostiesyby the help (which, many Ia
cilitics will be afforded to the student for acquiring
useful and accomplished education. Ample provi-
sion is Also s1ladefor the youngest pupil. Having
Obtained enahera OF known reputation and ability
theTrustees Rcrsuadcd thattl ,rhopes wilfbc re-
zed,mdttS reteconmnend. tho Schools 10 pub
Ito patro,ingsfs exercises will 10 resumed OH
Monday tbeS Stb of Jan. next. The scoiastic year
consists ten months, und is divided into Scs-
sonsy7s6mn,c. e.: I'd Mondayxin1 jan, ul,l ID
MSpAay in ,lnii:. Students will he charged from
fheir time of fentr,ncc to the end Gf the session.
Board at scvcn or eight dollars per uion,l,.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION.
Isl class %3lS Ill, c,ass $;G French $50
Cd do Is ENi.. ,.r of Piano .
3d do 10 Music, 20 Contingent, 5Dcis
TEacTrrs.---.i SrIm'. ISAAC ArLp. Md
Principal! and Teacher Of !! "",..ccs aud Nat'i Sci
"nccS. .Lrgan. Truc.! "I Mathematics and
English Brancl.s.--Fcnn'c s":oni Rn"r. An
DEi*oN. a. Il. Principal. Asst. Ms; Mary
Eonts. Music fcachcr.
TRrsrEEs.-E. 4. Cs'hai,n, la. t;i,lr.,, Jno !.a
.,;'h' in" McC!ecs, ID. ieS'y. Etc 9, % 5t
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Wayons for Sale.

uE1.zs7=zzs Persons wishing TO purchase
-Gsta{SkS3- Onc, Two, Three, or Fuur-horsc
sszsEsaSAaNAGONS,c can be supplied by
the subscriber, who will keep constantly OH hand,
in this place, of his own make large supply.
l reside at Anderson Court House, where carry
OH the business; and if persons cannot be suitrL
here, by addressing ,ne few lines, giving de-
scr.li"n Of the work they wish put up, it will be-
attended 10 INN rdatcly.
All ,:orl; warranted. r. l.. SCOTT.
P.S. will be here on Sale Day next with sew
cral Wagons, which will BE- sold to suit the times.
Sept - If Ills
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Partition in Ordinary.
VIM. l.. Campbell, and wife, Applicants,

j.. W. Hodge, and wife, ct al Dcl'ts
IT appears TO my satisfaction, that Bcni. Sumner.
l. J:W. Black, and Matilda, his wife, Snral, Sum.
ner, widow of VIM Sumner, deed, and children.
Elizabeth, Lafayette, Lucinda and one, name not
known, Def is, reside without the limits of this
State; is therefore ordered, that they do appear
anu "Jrct to the division sale Of the real estate
OF Belilamn Sumner scnr., decd, on or before the
lst Monday in February, 1919, their consent
to tho same will be entered on record.
November l6. D. LESLY. Dan.
Nov .lSiS SO tIstnf
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/ ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Ail,, !.
From The isoIt5Ier az ssalSSas i7;dfof.7 -
;stsRAE AEgEl TJG

Mr.. EspfFoRs lks the time sIos grating
7 is nearg hand md believing that there are
8 3 but ndSsons who md erstandf how4i,
shoGia be done, have concluded is give,
ttiny mode of doing il, which found to
sbs very successful The twiys should be
Esctll three .er four weeks before YOU intend
using them. Water sprouts are much the
Sb- st,sIhsy syehonld kept in moist place.
"A good Why of keeping them is to make u
;snialI box leave one side open; place your
raftsin ihe. bottom Oft; bore good sized
sSgimlst from ach side s instwo
!sor5 r5three places fsiEa9I1 asiic KS quit encross
the box; diga hole in the ground sufficien-
tly deep TO cover it we'll; turn your box
with the open side down, the cross sticks
Will keep the gratis from falling on the
ground, and cover sufficiently deep to keep
from freezing. Stocks from thr.cfourlhs
to an inch in diameter are the hes, size to
graft to. Cut them square off, four or i've
inches above the ground. Split them down
IN the centre, an inch and half Cut the
graft very evenly in Il wedge shape, having
the outer side rather the thickcst. Open
the stocks with knife and pu, in the graft.
ioe careful that you make the seams OF he
inner barks Of The graft and stock fit well
Cat the grail OF. proper length, so as not to
have more than two buds on IL. Make
cement OF seven parts English rosin, two of
3 beeswaS; and one of talow, mel, aud sir
them well together, and cover the wound o.
yer well with it, both stock and graft, cover
ing the split well down on bo,, sdcs.-
Where you insert the graft, leave no part
OF the wound uncovered as thick as ten
i, cent pierre The prppe to PM ell;lhis
Is g says {,
ra PIE q around al d listened
$on:thc'end ofa stick y Have some fire where
you graft. Keep the cement a li,rle hin
ny warming it occasionally on the fire, and
put !! on with the mop This cement will
stand the summers sun and is much better
.hnn underground gruf,ing Much surer
s to mVe, Ii prevents the saw from escaping
rom the wound. Do it properly and you
are S'ltc OF success. BE careful not TO put
II on too hot Grating in this clinatee
should be done early in March
Madison, Ga, Jan. Il. SPEED.
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Estray Notice.

BE- VIM. L. Richcy, residing 3 miles West
40 of Abbcville village, OH tho Cherokee ford
A.Aa6> road, tolls before me BROWN MULE,
with a black stripe along tho back and down the
shoulders, 4 small white spot on the right side of
the backbone, scar OH the left knee, hip shot in
Me ieit hip, reached name, being twelve hands
high or IL years old, and appraised at s dollars
by J. H. Kerr, ). II. Boyd, ann T. CiIruliiuIn.
ANDREW GILLESPIE, Magistrate.
* November 9th. 36 3m
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NOTICE.

johnson Ramcy having executed to tho under
signed, assignment OF all his accounts and de-
mans due him az late Sheriff of Abbevc Dis
trct, for Fees and Costs from parties in
well Plaintiffs IA Defendants: Also, an assign
ment OF II number Of demands, chiefly, if not en-
tirely, notes, havingn no connccton with the Sher-
iifs Office: Notice is hereby given to all persons
thus indebted, tot,nak nedatc puyincnt to tho
fihdcrsighed, or to Thomson & Fair.
- JAMES II. COBB, Assignee
April 90, 1913 If
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WILLIAM HENRY

w iSli ES to dispose of his LAND at private
w Sale, it lies Five miles from Abbcvic Court
House, ON the Road to Duo West, Contains 244
acres. oil WoodlpDd except about SO acres. On the
,premisss are Confo ftabl dwelling house aid
Other esms viii be favorable
apply to the subscriber who
will bo found on tho promises at the Buck Stand
Abb Dist. 30, 1913. IL st WM HENRY.
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Notice to absent I.cgatecs.
IN THE NATTER OF BENTON W. STEW

ART. Grc'd.
"A lillian RUSSELL. and wife I.is,lana, ha-
Ey wing filed prti.;on the Ordinary, that
W the paper iropcundcd by Shepherd G.
Stcwat; as the last will OF B2u,cn Vi. Stewart bc
proved i'll duc form Of Law. Now the following
persons io may hc entitled 10 distribution us heirs
viz, Char!cS Stewart. james G.. Stewart .Inu. b.
Stewart, hiark Il. Stewart, and Rctlrnam Stewart
will take notice, that they required to be present
and appear i'll the Court nf Ordinary thc.lthAlo:,-
day inMhrchlSl9, 1T Abb. c. H. ut which time and
piaoc, the validity Of The paper prcpountcd as the
last will and testament OF I}. w. Stewart will be
heard and determined ID. LESI.Y, oa.n
Abb, go Nov. 'iS. 81 I3t
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Notice..

An persons hav;ii: denltnds agains; the Estate
IA of.Jo!!n McCrIvcy d, will render them
in, properly attcstcd, by tie 2,h of December next:
and thos: indebted 10 the Estate, previous to the
sale, either by Note or Account are requested TO
come forward and settle up by that time without
fail. J. H. McCELVEY. Adn,'r :
Sept Goth, 194S If 20
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,Erslsine Female Seminary.
Notice.

3. n .9t ASsJlICE.I
HHE Subscfibet akes this method of informing
his Custolners ind The Public generally that
4 he has noW on: hand q splendid assortment of
TIN WAR; E-wbieh He will sell CnEAr. He will
be ready a5feW to attend to all orders from
the country. As tIes affairs of the late firm of
WILLIAMS g. Lawson must be settled by
the loth of January lS49, ,he would say to those
indebted and to those having demands against the
firm to come forward and settle.
Abb Dec, %, '4s 4I2t H. W. LAWSON
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Notice.

A LII those having demands against the Estate
IL OF Nathaniel Rowland, decd, arc requested
to render them in, and those ind' btcd will do well
to call and make payment to ID. w. McCanta, in
Cokcsbury, u. W. McCINTS, ! ADM
Dec -, ;e';iit MARY ROWLAND, Adm rx
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PROSPECTUS OF Is
THE CHESTER OBSERVER"
EaInsHy NeWspapCr.,

PUBLISHED BY H. BRIDWELI.
abpvett
the dundeta
iul%ra Temperance
nrHhhe
dndrlIuvit
therst
y0andw
sand pomide THREE
a
uhiuoa
us EHlse and forward their names ZION BRpWE
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g. .'cfr.,xy
~, ~ " .

AI jonah Lying residing near d. Cal-
MSHS houn, and l or miles of Johnston's
AZ Ferry, onSaluda River tolls before me,
Magistrate of the District, DARK BAY FILL
LY two years old last spring, twelve hands high,
weak eyed, hind feet white, no other marks or
brands perceptiblc. Appraised by Downs Calhoun,
Jones Fuller and Thos. J. Pinson ut twenty-five
dollars. N. McCANTS, Magistrate.
Sept2 &c Am
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ct ALL
by order ef he Cpt os Equity, will sell, on
~ II Sale5dayi in; February next, at Abbevillc c..
House, the tracta ofland described in the Bill to
wit, LIST The Home Tract, containing two hundred
and nifty acres, more or less, situate in Abbcville
District, OH Sawney greek, adjoining lands of Geo
McDuihc' Edmund Bsichcr, Dr.. ii. ii. Towucs,
and lands ol the E,tate of John Clark, deceased
2d'A Tract, cnn:aining two hundred and sixty acres
more or less, situate i'll this District, near Mt Cur
mol, bounded by lands OF Alex. Hunter and others
ALSO,
The following Slaves, to wi, Nancy, Andrew,
.Iinncy and her children, Alfred, June and Jacob,
TERMS: l.aAk sold OH credit of one and two
years. Purchasers TO give Bond and approved Sc
curty, and mortgages OF the premises TO secure the
payment OF the purchase money, and pay for titles
The Slaves sold OIL credit of ono and two Years,
with ferest to be paid annnalIy. The purchasers
10 give bonds with good security TO secure the pay
cash h--.---. Il I'll ~ ! 0bI Ial,, ..-r-..--
Commissioners Office Nov. %, 'ls. SO St
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Gs'e@5 Mszss.

C0TTOE Low, AND GUnl;% &I!II.
LOWER
VI. 5sE2.A5JS&. sM GD,.cais.sry.
Is o!,ea'nr and daily rscc wing
L BROWN :~!i!RriN -, from /, 10 10 cts.
per yard.
Bcuc:.rd do tiom ; to 20 cts pcr
yard.
ID loSI CLOTH ., 10 and 81 yard. per dollar,
i;ngiiSl, Prints ID, il aud 8 CHS IL yard
Fancy Prints lG 20 and 81 yds per dollar
Furniture prints & to l6 yds per dollar,
Mourning and second mourning prints, 6 to 10
yds per dollar,
Iickings 10 cts per yard up,
Cotton o*nad"rgsS oz. per yard Il yards for u
dollar
Heavy brown and b'eachcd dill,
Iicavy brown ana h'eachcd canton Flannel,
Red and white flannel all wool IL 81 cts up
kcrscys twelve and half cts pcr v:rd
All kinds Of Blankets very low Is,
lldkis from six and fourth to TWENTY-FIVE -
cents,
Wool shawls from twemty-tive cents up to four.
Lamartine shawls, sj2S,i -
Ladies silk cravats from twenty-five cents up, Esss
Black and fancy Alpnccas, ~
Black and co;ored Thibct cloth, >s'a5'
Plain blk deI.aincs,
Honduras, plaids,
Ianlarinc lUStreS,
Silk warp Alpaccas,
French nghans,
Figured chameleon,
Apron checks,
LIndscys,
Linen tabcclo,h,
Dowlas
bird eye draper,
Damlask,
Striped end plain ho,ncspuns,
SUPER BLACK FRENCH and ENGLISH
BROAD CLOTH, four to eight dollars yard,
Casimercs thrty-scven and half cents to five
dollars and u half yard,
Satinels from twenty-five cents mp,
Twccds from twenty-five cts up,
kentucky jeans from twenty-five cents up,
Ihibct, cllally, satin, ilorcnt!nc and silk
VESTlNGS,
Black and fancy co!orrd cravats, scarls and
stocks,
Silk and linen ldks,
Irish linen very fine and very cheap,
Beaver mcrino and fleece gloves
8 Mcrnn, wool uliti cotton liusc; -''-'t- M
Best French s.speliders,
$ '5s t-:,!. ALSO, - !, lFl5ss# !s scss,s,
Swiss, jaconct, ,nusns, edging and insertings, ,s
Mitts, ribbons, collars, chcmisetts, s,g;4,.' = 81
Ladies gloves, laccs, bobIicts and CAPS s.
Combs and brushes, i,t>, !. 80
Bonncts caps and hats from twelve and a half
cents to al prices and qualities, ---5 -. a. T.
Boots and shoes,
Waterproof and General Taylor boots, IS
HARDWARE. -
GROCERIES,,
CROCkERY,
DRUGS .S MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY, ,5
ToBAcco AND SE0ARs,
Together will, well selected stock Of every
description CT FANCY and STAPLE -;
DRY GOODS, - - $50
and many other articles too numerous to mention all 80
of which offered MT lower prices than tho times;
are hard cotton is low and goods must be cheap, ~
:, CONE! and examine the stock and you will find
Prices tost.isthe Times
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ller instit ];

Fuller fastitnte
q The Female Acsdepeysassx sxsrssnMood.
al san 4 conducted by ME& Mrs II. sH.sN Nion5
eMan OILS, will MIXTURE bear the above desigss
talEE.l hation in honor OF the Rev DR. Fuller Of
Beaufort. 1t was closed for the Winter vacation
on the 3Oh of Nov aud will be re-opened OH tho lst
Monday in Feb ls49.--A Catalogue of the Insti-
tute is published and can br had by application to
the Principal, Greenwood Dec 4 4s. 80 81
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CURE FOR DysENrERY.- VI. Chron-
lcie quotes the following from the Boston
Eui''Va'or ~ with the remark that j. is from
Tue pen ofthe editor of,hat paper. who was
educated as physician. Hc says for a re-
Iheoy' charcoal is tho most efTectual, and
perfectly safe. 1t should be new burned.
anu OF !, soft pure white pine, and burn !. to q
Ioa', men qucnch it. Mix the coal with
money or moIasses, to the consistency of
PASTE and then grind il with a knife on .
pate perfectly fine. Then add more honey
=, D,t'lhofasses, and warm water, and give 10
1no patient three times day. before meals.
T or an infant teaspoonfi,l, and for nm a.
aul' at. great spoonful Of the paste is a dose.
S'iVc more, even double doses, in severe or
dangerous eases Charcoal is s,iutic and
as'rIngen': ai>o powerful agains, pu,rescence
or mort'i1cation, TO which the bowels ale
tuehuins, len In severe and protracted cases.
ne money or mo'asses is healing to the
'ehoer and excorclated bowels. 1.-The f1ux
appears 10 stop too suddenly: give very small
doses OF castor oil or other mild l,Yaiive
or more freely ofhoncy or moIasses; but a
100 sudden check is not common, as honey
OF 'nolasses are gently laxative, and char.
coa' Is mechanically SO, though chemically
as'f'ngent This medicine has cured many
hopeless cases, under common treatment,
ana II timely administered i, would saye,,be
lives of thousands. Y 60 -.