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FALL RECONSIDERATION elabOratinu the
many points in favor of tall blowing, a few of
the more prominent benefits may be briefly
stated as fallOws:
l. August and September is a good time TO
turn over bOund-out sod land and manure and
re-seed it once to grass, obtaining a crop OF
hay the following year.
.. October and November is an excellent
time to break up sod land for planting the fol-
lowing spring.
;. The weSher is then cool and bracing,
and the team strong and hearty for the work
while the weather in spring is more relaxing
and team less able and spring work being
always hurrying, it saves time to dispatch as
much OF the blowing as possible during the
previous autumn
4. Sod land broken up late in autumn will be
quite free from growing grass the following
spring, the root of the late overturned sward
being SO generally killed by the Immediately
succeeding winter that not much grass will
readily start in the spring.
D. The frost in winter disintegrates the
plowed land, so that it readily crumbles in fine
particles in spring, and deep mellow seed
bed is easily made. The chemical changes
and notifications resulting from atmospheric
action during winter develop latent fertility
in the upturned burrows, which, together with
the mellowing influences, materially increase
the crop.
6. Most kinds Of insects are either wholly
destroyed, or their dep-edations materially
checked by late fall pIowlng-especially the
common white grub and the cut-worm.
I. Corn stubble land may be plowed late in
the fall and thus be all ready for very early
sowing in spring, thereby going far to insure
good catch for grass the roots Of the new
seeding getting hold well, or being well estab.
lished before the drouths of summer come on
8. Where the sub-soil is fine grained. unct
uous and close, or where there is a GOOD hard
pan of good quality, deep blowing NAV at
once be resorted to with decided advantage.
Where the sub'sol is poorer, the blowing may
sun he advantageously deepened by degrees
say an inch at each new breaking up But
IN ny Tar maJoIty OF cases, deep blowing NAV
DE practlced ct once-indeed it may be the
rule with safety, while shallow blowing NAV
be the exception. PLow say nine, ten, eleven
or twelve inches in November. The sub-soll
turned up will grow several shades darker by
spring. The irosts and atmospheric influences
OF winter Will mellow the soil : the inorganic
elements and all latent fertility will be made
more active for benctiting the crop. In spring
spread manure and pillow it in, or otherwise
work 1t IN or mngle it with the soil. to depth
OF say four inches, or a little more or less. and
you nave the very best attainable condition
Tor realizing good crops. Deeper blowing
may thus be practiced than would at all times
be safe or eXpedient, the plowing is DELAYED
till sprIng.-Kass Plonn,aH
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'IKDLING FRUIT TEEEs.-Everybody has
heard, says the Boston JourHai Of Chemistrv,
OF the rascal!y act OF certain mscreants in
Michigan, who grdled fifteen hundred fruit
trees belonging TO a man against whom they
mad grudge; and likewise how the neigh
bors turned out en- masse and bandaged the
trees with cloth strips dipped in great kettles
OF heated sealing wax. The outrage was re-
peated, and again the friendly surgery of the
neIghbors came to the aid of the Inutilsted
trees, though as was stated at the time. with
SINAI! nope OF saving them. The sequel ofthe
history does not appear TO have become so
generally known. Strange to say, the trees
al lived anG bore such fruit as had never been
seen before in that region. The marvel has
made sensation in that vicinity, and the
theory has been promulgated that fruit trees
can ee made to bear more abundantly
by girdling them. This would seem 10
De rather hasty generalization from the facts
IN the case, and we advise our orchardists not
10 try the experiment on too MANY of their
trees at once. Some have guessed that
through the intelception of the sap IN the cir.
dled trees 1t has caused fruit to grow instead
OF WOOD this season the real trial of the trees
Will come next year. Time will show. and as
we have an occasion to tell farmers more than
once, they must wait until time does show
results that can be depended upon, before any
are able to jump at conclusions. An experi.
ment in farming is seldom worth copper if
IT'S not continued five years at least SEQUENCE
is very likely to be confeunded with conse.
quence-(the post hoe with the propter hoe,
as the logiclans would say,) If this rule is not
borne in mind. 1t is a pity that writers on
agriculture and teachers so often forget it.
Scientific Americun.
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legal.


NONIasAiE SAI.E;.-whercas Lester Under.
VA MOOD ano Hutnh j. Underwood. his wife, did, the
tweny.nh day OF December l5 execute ana deliver
20 Sfs LELAND mortgage deed of the premises hereinafter
described 70 secure the payment Of certain promsoy
note " thar date executed and delivered by said Lester I'M
derwood TO sad Shas Deano for the sum four hundred
and twenty oOee >aV pay able TO the order Deano
on the Let day OF March, then next ensuing, with interest
rate OF per cent per month, damages, not paid az
maturity;
And whereas, in and by said mortgage deed the said Charles
Deano and his legal authorized and en-
powered TO sell said real estate in said mortgage mentioned
and apply the proceeds in payment Of said money ei
in said note and mortgage;
whereas Charles De- ala, eth day OF August
A. 1870 sell transfer and. under his hand seal assign
said mortgage, with SAID note 10 Jacob NJ Walters and James
I. Church:
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of the
money secured by said note and mortgage, and SAID money
AL due and unpaid;
Now, therefore is hereby given, that WILL
urday the I'D day OF o. Ober D 1915. the south door
the County Court House in Ottawa in La sale county and
state OF Illinois, at the hour Of ten o'clock FOR the Qr
pose of paying the money secured by said and
oher and sell At pubic auction 10 the highest and best er
therefor Tor cash The following premises Lot number ten 0
ana the undivided half Of lot number ii block number
sixteen o Ottawa Centre part of the city Ot,a
the same described in said mortgage; and viii ten
and there execute and deliver the purchaser deed OF
Syahce OF SAID premises, IN pursuance of the poWtr OF said
mortgage. - JACOB NJ. WALTERS,
septemOer lth, ls,0-iw JAMES L. CHI ECH,
Z t. LEWIS, solicitor. Assignccs.
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Lsmencss in hogs il caused sometimes bv
the large pores in the back part of the lers
getting clogged. They are little above tho
xnuckIes in the back part of the legs. Wash
the lame legs with soap aud lukewarm water
using stiff brush and rubbing hard till the
pores open, and when the pores are washed
open, the lameness will leave. '"
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7 Singular 1t IL that donors will select such or.
nsmental but useless gifts to bestow on those
wnom they would honor. Ida Lewis has iust
been presented with pair of white stockings
mace ~ OF rare lace, BY the white Stockings
$500 in gold. = '''' "
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septlI-6w
SE,r,rII,NiI1N,rN OI,I1E

LMNAL SUPPLEMENT- NOTICE,
l. ESTATE OF JOHN D. UCHsENsrEIS, Die DNOtcei here
given to al persons interested in said estate That E.
Bucfsenstein and George W Armstrong Admintrary and
Administrator of the of John - Bich,cnstcn de.
oase will appear before the County Court the county
Of La Sale and State OF Illinois, the Court Hose Il,
ottawa In said county Monday, the 2lst day November
1870 for the purpose OF rendering account of ls pro-
ceediHgs in the administration for the final settle,
pent-
Dated at Ottawa, this 9th day Of September $50
septlo4W II. L. MEAD, Clerk.
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STATE OF ILLI NOLS, Ia SALE COUNTY.

=. III hI.H1I -NCK~, IA SMILE tOVNTY.
In the matter Of the guardianship John T. Flynn Michael
r1y bona 10 be released.
Public notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Hlno.
rah Hanley of the securities the bond thomas
Flynn guardian Of John T. Flynn, Michael j. Flynn and Bird.
get NJ. Flynn Minors will make application the County
Court of the county of La Sale and state Of Illinois, At the
next regular term thereof TO be holden the Court House in
ottawa In said La sale county. the third Monday being
the 18th day. OF October 1870 for order Of said court
to he released security the bond guardians
cordng to the such case AIDE and provided
Sept. IL, lSU.4w HANORAH HANLET.
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NOIICE.-EsTATE or julius SPENCER, DECEASED
~ Notice is hereby given. lt the und2rs med acnnistra.
tor with the will annexed e Julius SpCacor late OF the county
OF La sale and State OF Illinois, deceased will appear tn.
county Court OF said county tie third Monday a,n the
lh day. OF October $50 AZ the Court House In Ottawa in
said county when and where all persons having cnl or de-
mands against said notified to attend and the
same In writing for adjustment
Dated this cath day OF August A. d. 1870
HORACE MOORE.
aug2i-6w Administrator, with the will annexed.
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NOT1CE.-EsTATE OF SYIvINA DODGE, DRCENsED.-
~ Notice hereby given, that the undersigned adminsa
tor of the estate OF SytlIa Dodge late the county of
La Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased will appear before the
county court of said county the third Monday hCng the
2lst day. of November 1870 the Court House in Ottawa, in
said county when and where all persons having claims de-
ands against said estate notified to attend and present
the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day of September A. p. 1870.
HARLEY DODGE
A6Dip -tr.f ,r
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STATE OF ILLINnI~i. LAS,rLe O.

~ Il ~
~ IN the county cur NeipOL OtGJ,y' T'yy4, $50
In the matter of the guardianship of Charles Worhnr.
NAM M,hor-Aot.lt J HpftcjJt Ut Ntyty ly JtIed,e
Pubic notice hereby given to all persons concerned that
the undersigned Eno Brown, security the bond of Slrah
A. Brown, guardian Of Charles VI. WOrhluylHm "A minor
WIN, at the October term of the County Court Of said county
TO be holden at the Court House In Ottawa the r Non,
day being the Eth day Of October D. $50 make appca-
uon for an order of said he released as such ty
according TO the statute such case maui. and provided
scpWnincr 81, A. D. ls'O.-iW ENUS BROWN.
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NOIlCfE.-EsrATEO OF NICHOLAS WDOD, DECEASED.
~ Notice hereby given, that the undersigned Executor OF
the last will and testament of Nicholas Wood
OF La Sale and state Illinois deceased Will appear before
tne county court OF said county the third Monday hrng
18th day. OF October $50, the Court House in Ottawa in
said county, when and where all persons having claims de-
mands against said estate notified attend and present the
same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day o! August A u. 1870.
CATHAIINE ". WOOD,
au2sIbw EXeCutriX.
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NOIICE.-FsT.r ny JEEfMI.H UANIFEN, DECEsD
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned admtra
tor OF the estate of Jeremiah Hsniicu late of the county
Of La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased, will appear be-
tort the county court of said county The third Monday
beng the sstday> November S the Court II0u, in OF
tawa in said county, hen and where all persons having claims
demands against said estate notified attend and pre-
sent the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day oi September A. y. $50.
septl1-6w A,ImjDIarrator n
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sug2,-6w

NOTICE:-EsTATE OF HoplEy DREW, DECRNsED-
Notice Is hereby given that the undcrSgne administers
uX with the Will annexed, HOlry Drew late the county
OF La Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased will appear before
tle county Court said county the third Monday being
the lth day. OF October 1870 at the Court JUSe Ia Ottawa Ii
SAID county, when and where all persons having claims DO
inands against said estate notified and present
same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day Of August !, u. 1870.
- .. I.. MARY $. DREW,
aug27-Sw Administrative with will annexed
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NO:TICE.-EsTATE OF LUXE FINN, DEcFNsEp-
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Executor
OF the last Will and testament of Luke Finn, late Of
the county Of La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased will up.
pear before the County Court Of laid county the third Non
DAY (Oeng the 18th day. October the House
Ottawa IN said county when and where all persons having
cs ms or demands against said estate notified md
ana present the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this sd day OF August A.. b. $50.
JOHN KEARNEY
sug2,6w Executor
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To the Dental Profession

fKNO save natural teeth, not to destroy, must
Il be tho ann OF every intelligent Dentist.
The deplorable practice of extracting all
teeth, sound or defective, which stand in the
way of a full set, is due, in great measure.
to the impossibility of constructing, by means
of clumsy, block-rubber teeth, partial cases
that can be worn with any degree OF comfort
In order to ameliorate this practice, which
cannot but be repugnant to the better iude-
nar ment OF every cry conscientious aud enlightened
reasonable proposition:
He will dispose Of tho sole right of con.
structing dentures, according to his improved
method. for any city, town or county, to an
experienced practitioner residing therein; or
the right for State, or State association;
giving also to the purchasers the privilege of
granting licenses to such operators as will
faithfully carry ont the design Of the improve
ment.
Or he will enter into an arrangement with
members OF the profession, by which they can
have constructed at the Laboratory Of Rcy.
nods IL Reynolds, under their inspection
and according to his method, such cases az
they may desire; especially difficult, partial
cases, designed to prevent the mutilation of
young subjects, and to enable those more ad.
vanced in age, to retain for many years, their
remaining natural teeth, as good and useful
organs.
Opportunity will thus be afforded Dentists
or testing the value of this Improvement
until such time as they, having become con,
vinced of its superiority, shall desire to OBJ
tain the right to use it as proposed above.
A margin, sufficient to secure tho CO. opera
tion Of experienced and intelligent operators
will bo cheerfuly conceded, for the agency
they must share III bringing this method
more generally within reach of the public.
Their cooperation is earnestly invoked. as
by the general introduction of this improve.
ment, tho practice above referred to, go re-
volting to humanity and go opprobrious to tlle
profession, may be, to u great extent, sup
pressed.
1t may be well to add here, as demonstrate
ing the availability of this method, that out
OF over 100 cases furnished by IL. Il Il. since
it's introduction, not one has been returned fo,.
repair! In ono or two instances, where, from
careless handling, when out Of the mouth, a
tooth has been broken, the accident has been
remedied to tho great delight OF the wearer,
with only few minutes detention. No other
| system shows such results!
:Certihcates may be had for anything" it is
SAID. We prefer reference to duplicates re-
tanned in our Office tR & r. OF cases now in
daily use, which could not have been salts
factorily worn, if constructed on any other
Plan. The wearers OF these have, in many
instances, voluntarily rendered to uB tho
privilege OF personal roferonce.
The proposition to construct cases accord
ing to my improvement. applies only to those
who are licensees af the Goodyear Company.
] oct II WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
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:sicsIaAIlzI1z0:esA&B &BssTeeant-m meeting Of
the aAan ESapeisoo7 Academy Of Soiencea,
one OF the members exhibited specimens
SS~a.iiiass vaiuin mad nesn preserved by
the .uae Of carboliep enid, The, contents
OF the abdomen had bseh removed and
the cavity filed with cotton soaked IN
Hnid carbolic acid, reduced with alcohol
at ninety.f five. Tt was stated that the
liquid ieyaporates and permeates every
particle OF the tissues, and even pre-
serves the brain. The body dries, be-
comes very light, and decomposition is
arrested. 1t is believed that the princi-
pal preservative substance nsed in en-
halming the mummies of Egypt was car
bolic acid in the crude state.
TWENTY ARMY OFFIcERs TO BE RETIRED.
Orders have been issued from the War
Department. directing twenty captains
and Heutenants to appear before the re-
tlrlng boards at New York city, Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, and San Francis.
co, California, where they will be exam
ined and retired under the provisions of
the new army bill.
An adventurous youth at Bridgeport,
ILL.,, was carried seventy-fve feet above
terra frma tho other day by a mammoth
kite, the string of which he had tied
about his body. He finally came to an
chor on the top of chimney and held
fast until rescued.
INDIANA. State passes into the
hands of the Democrats again, the Le-
gislature being Democratic on joint
ballot. According to the reported pro-
gramme, the result obliges Senator Nor
ton to keep his seat in Congress and
leave the mission to England to be filed
by come one else.
A railroad conductor at Troy, N. Y,
recently deserted his own wife and ran
away with his neighbor's. The neigh
Dor has fallen heir to nice little fortune
of $72, 900, and now the fugitive wife
wants to come back and live with him.
Any gentleman who is unable to keep
q horse, can receive oil the exhilarating
effects Of horse exercise any night, by
eating quart or so of raw chestnuts.
Oh; no, he won't have any nightmare,
won't: he?
The conduct of United States Minis
ter Low, in China, in keeping out of the
city Of Pekin during the persecution of
foreign citizens, and also of Mr.. Wade,
is severely commented on by Americans
and foreigners generally there.
A peaceable coIored man named Cyrus
Smith, was brutally murdered Ivy one of
Scott's militia. at Ridge Spring, at q
radical meeting. on the 10Th. Joe Var
borough, the murderer, has been ar.
rested.
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Hardy Solomon & Co.

HAVING entered into the msnufacture Of
Ill BRICK and QUARRYING Of GRANITE
OF their new patent Brick Machines, capable
of turning out from 1000 to &C, 900 bricks per
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities Of bricks
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sept 8
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To the Dental Profession

TNHE regular semi-annual meeting Of the
L. South Carolina State Dental Association
will be held in Charleston, 8. c., commencnp
TUESDAY, November 1, at 8 P. NJ. Dentists
throughout the State are cordially invited to
be present. Members will be passed to and
Oct9 IT. T. MOORE. Cor. Secretorv
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PAIN KILLER-PERnY DAVIS d Son
MANUFACTURERS AND PRopn1EroRs, PRoy1-
DENCE, R. l.
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE pnEss.l
This remedy is we'll known to be one of tho
very, best ever offered to tho public It
is all that it is represented to be. The testi-
monials in it's favor, reaching back for a series
OF years. and the experience OF o long test
incontestibly prove it to be one Of the most
reliable specifics Of the age.-Old North STATE.
We cheerfully add our testimony in favor Of
this medicine-Romdn Citizen.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-We have tried this
medicine, and assure our readers that it not
only possesses all tho virtues claimed for it,
but IN many instances surpaeses any other
remedy we have ever known,
Herald OF Gospel Liberty.
1t is really valuable medicine-itis ia used
by many ply INSTRUMENTATION Tdueler
have used Davis Pain Killer and consider
1t an indispensable article in the medicine
box. It has effected cures in diarrhma. and
for cuts and bruises it is invaluable.
[Ne,o York Examiner.
spoken OF IN terms OF high commendation
by both Druggist and Physician.
philadelphia Eagle.
There is no medicine value 40 highly as
the Pain Kiiler-have used it for years, and in
every instance it has proved sovereign rome-
dy.-Mesenger, Glens Falls. Ne,o York.
known almost universally to be good
remedy for burns, and other pains of the BODY.
and ls valuable, not only for colds in winter,
but for various summer complaints.
Oct limo S111H Christian Adrocofe
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COLUMBIA s. c.. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 21 1870
Notlces.

ATAINTED DATnIOSPHERE.-M
fevers are most prevalent in the fall. Heavy
and dunwholesome exhalations then arise from
tho earth, and the great disparity between
the temperature of day and night predisposes
the system, enfeebied by the summer heats,
to epidemic diseases. The secretive organs,
the liver especially, are apt, ct this period of
the year, to become inert and sluggish, and
all the bodily powers require renovation. The
best, indeed the only protection against tho
morbid influences OF tho season is whole
some nedinated stimulant. Pre-eminent
among the restcratives of this class, and in
decd foremost among the remedial and pre-.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters It's reputation
is co-oxtensive with the Western Heniisphere:
it has been a standard article for twenty
years; it's sales Gas may be ascertained by the
revenue returns) are far larger than those OF
any other proprietary preparation on this
continent; and the testimony in it's favor en-
braces letters of approval from the most dis.
tlngulshed members Of all the learned pro.
fessions and from we'll known residents of al
most every city in tho Union. These are its
credentials. To state what it is doing to pro-
vent and assuage the eufferings of the human
family would require moro space than can bo
given to the subject here. The dyspeptic,
the bilious, the nervous, the weak and ema-
cated, the desponding, the broken down,
find in it's renovating and regulating proper.
ties sure and immediate means of relief. It
is pure vegetable specific, at once safe and
potent. and for which the whole materia me-
dlca affords no substitute. Oct 16 t6
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received

INTEREST ALLO WE'D At TIE RATEO5
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANWU1f
ON CER1IFICA 1ES OF Deposit
AND SI4 PER CENT. COM.
POUNDED EVERY SII
MONIHS ON Il Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President
John John ?. Thomas, sl Vice-Presidents.
A. Ct. BreniZer, Cashier.
John o. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbis
+. W. McMaster, Columbia
A. @. Haskell, Columbia.
]. T. Thomas, Columbia.
E. n. Hcinitsh, Columbis.
John Is. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia
]. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. T. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry
3. II. Rutledge, Charleston
Daniel Ravenel. Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborcrs, Clerks, Widows. Or.
Phans and others may here deposit Their saw
ings and draw hL"rsl rate OF interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
thcy require them for business or other mr.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children. and Married Women
and Minors twhosc deposits can only he with.
drawn by themselves, or in case of death by
their !egal representatives. wishing to Law
aside funds for future use are here afforded
an opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
tho same time, be subject to withdrawaIwhen
needed. Ano "a