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By WY. LEITCH &sR. s. BRUNa2
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OROCKFRYls RoCKERYE GROCKERYss!
" Sale OF SO crates aud % casks Imported
English GraniteW1re,r on account lot Mesefs.
Brown, snipey o., and all toss
y vii vii Be sold at No % Hayne street. O'CLOCK.
on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, ,.L.. !.
CASKS OF OR0cKERy, containing nPaft
$3.50, rand inch Plates, Fiat and soups 9.ls.
Fiat Dishes, from 9 TO ls inches :: = -, s-sl
Covered Dishes, from 70 leinches
Covered Buffers, Gravy Tnreens, ,Gtayy iBoa@
Soup TureenH, Casseroses, Egg;Cupas yEsy
Sugars, Creams, Bowls, Pitchers
Neral top jugs. Ice Creams, Pickles
Bakers, from to- 01ngh, handled sszs7s
Teas and Colfees, Ewers aud Basins 1e:..
Covered Chambers, Soup and Brush 5uG1
Mugs, Slop Jars, Foot Baths.
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
NAILS, SPIKES &C.

HENRY plssToN g. SONS
PATENT c1RoU1AR. GANG, MULAY, HAND
AND ORoSS.CUT SAWS, CUNNING MACHINES,
FILES &c. Also,
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Mem pnbIiratiDns.
E,oGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.

THE PHOTOGRAPHIC CRoQUET. This New Game
possesses many advantages over any other
Field Game OF Cr0quet. 1t adds almost IN.
finite variety to the Game, as 1t opens TO the
skill and ingenuity OF players the whole
boundless field Of letters. The old Game may
be played as well with the same sef Price
S9ond Sl2.
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Early Rose Potatoes.

" ""r"- from ~ ruicr in Love with 'rm.
! nud IN your issue Of the 21ih Inst, a
caution 10 fa.lucr> la regard to this variety,
- potatoes. Il contains some statement,
hardly borne out by our experience tn Tai,
tlriniy- We have lc-tcd 10 A. thorough,
~ possible Tor the pas; two ycar,. side hi.
side with nearly all the varieties recently
Introduced here, Including most of tho>r
named 10y your corre>pe ndcui. bolh in
garden and field culture. In the garden
Ne hnd that il yields my per cent more,
an rpens about fortnight earlier than
the earliest kinds before raised by Us. with
The same care and attention. the Eartv
Blue. Early Scbrc. SNOWFALL and Others
oclhg planted with 1t at the same time. Ia
tile field, we have planted il without extra
care on a piece with Early Srbec. Early
Goodrich, Harrison. White Mountains. and
others. where IL yielded equal to the bet
~ the oihcrs. aud rip.icI a fortnight
earlier than the earliest. producing al the
rate Of one hundred and my bu.h-l, 10
the acre, which Ha> a little better tuan our
average the last season. In regard to their
quality tor eating. | have cou,er>ed with
a large number OF persons from different
parts Of this State and from Others. none
q whom 20 my knowledge had any inter
ct IN their sale, and have heard but q !.
OPINION expressed. that they were De, i'll
eulf The best potato ever eaten. bein. ~
perior 10 the old Early Blue. which. III TIL,
section. hitherto. had held un,iispnte d
rank a. the best potato for Table use We
used them last summer long before they
were fully grown, and never cooked them
when they would not burst open and be a,
mealy and taste as nice a. the heart OF any
potato lover could wish. As TO their roi
unS, previous to 1863, viii say. that those
few lots raised in this section. In ls6S. >u,-
iained no loss from rot. while few lot, of
Oronos lost less than one-half from that
cause
III d" 4. A. c. did not seem to be so we'll
acquainted with potatoes, should suspect
ihat he was ia the condition of Il friend of
mine who Was utterly disguised with the
- Larry Rose whic., lie raised until he
discovered that the INSCRIPTIONS dealer
had pained OF some Glcasous on him A.
the real article
am convinced that this potato ha, good
qualities enough TO make il take the Mace
OF The Orono as an eating potato in this
State, and the indications at present seem
TO be that ii will not lack for market out
OF the State, and | think that no one who
procures them Of reliable dealer will h..
disappointed in his crop next fall. A. for
ourselves we should prefer TO buy rather
than to sell, even at present prices. Rex.
Lewiston journal
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An Improvement in Setting Milk.

Inc following article from the CouHfry
oehttemeH deserves attention
heSsrs. Editors The present season |
nave adopted a new pan Of setting milk
Tor butter, which thi.ik. j. a very great
Improvement on the old method. and
one "hich, think, a. il comes TO be bet
Ief Abo"h- VIII DC in general use. The
me thOd L. this:
E"ch mixing J. put into 4 single tin vat
mate Vi Tie heaviest cross tin The vat,
-ie % .! ~ inches ami IL inches deep.
"''" 80 i"en wire around the top, and
handles AT Oh end
hese watts are set into water-,igh,
wooden boxes, with an inch space ON the
1oitOIn AID three inches on the sides Tor
JoId water.
use water from a well at a Temperature
vi IS degrees. II one ha, running water
IL would save labor. Five watts are nee
'>sarl, aud With this number milk can he.
Atp- &c hours and have one vat ready far
e or ~ hours II skinned Just before
using. The wooden boxes are of clear
pine, painted inside and out, the yats
painted on The outside-f am milking %
cows and heifers. and find that they sell
dom nil the watts eight inches deem: SO
conclude that watts the size OF mine womb
do for a 80 COW dairy. as have learned
Tat cream will rise as well when the
MIX Is 10 to Is inches deep, If kept at the
right temperature. My tin watts cost q so
each my wooden ones So; total cost. in
cInding painting and metal faucets for
drawing on the water, not quite $40
NOW Tor the advantages: 1t is much
easier straining the milk; it is not over
one-third the labor to skim and wash the
watts; the butter is of better quality, II
have not seen single "white cup thus
far and wnen the mercury is up among
the hiaetses, as IL has been for weeks to-
gether this season. more butter can be
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made On this latter point cannot yet
speak definitely. but IL only make rs
much as by the old method shall be tceii
srftVed. II pledses the sromaH. There Is
not stack Of 80 TO 60 rsttling tin pans to
be skinned, washed. scslded. and aired.
but single pan which can be skinned.
emptied and ready for use in 20 minutes.
In this neighborhood there are four
dairyrnen owning lao cows, using these
watts, and Others will do so next season.
There Is no patent-no farm rights to be
paid for-and all who choose can use them
J. $. W.
81. Laurence Co.. ".
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Surface or Mulch manuring.

For the reason that Nature applies her
fertilizers upon the surface and does not
plough them under, Il is about time that
an agriculturist should consider whether
they or ture are right when they differ
so radically in their practice.
Does Dame Nature make mistake when
she sets out to enrich a continent by
spreading dead leaves, and twigs. and
trunks. and grasses and weeds over the
whole surface for years and years and
thousands Of yeaTs. Does Nature mistake
when she intcrposes leaf before the beat
ing rain drops, and saves the earth from
being pounded into the scmblance OF a
brig keeps the soil light aud porous that
the air carrying its ammonia and it, car
bonic acid may penetrate to the waiting
roots oclow1 l. she going wrong when
she lays a mat of decaying humu> over the
sol, and only allows the searching june
sun to get to the earth rs a gentle heat,
incapable Of drying UP the moisture held
there by the mulchy Or are we wrong
when we hide away our fertilizers at the
bottom of aiurrow. and leave the surface
bleak aud bare. to be beaten down with
the rain, and baked with the sun. and In
no condition 10 refuse the good gins
which the air Is willing TO yield up 10
moist and porous soil.-HcsferH Frraer.
surface application OF petroleum j. an
excellent remedy for dry rot: hu, <olu-
uon OF earbolic acid will act as effectively
aud the wood i not 80 liable 80 49, gro
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e>sful Pota grower in Maine rec
onllBeBds the following mixture to be ap-
Piled in the hill at the rate of about
one third of gill each; cask of lime
Stacked with water in which has heen dis
solved half a bashel Of salt. To this add an
equal quantity of ashes and bushel of
plaster Mix thoroughly This will make
about i've barrels and will be sufficient for
IN acre.
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Scientific and Popular Medical Works
ON
Manhood, Wor,anhood, &
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HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have proved themselves to be the only remedy
Tor correcting all Female Irregu ar ite Painful,
Menstrusiion. and removing all DISTRACTIONS.
wheth from cold or otherwise
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of a new era In The
treatment Of Irregularities and ,,bstruc,jons
VIII CHI have consigned 80 many to a premature
grave. No iemaie can enjoy good heal b unles.
she is regular. and whenever an ob,irnr,ion
takes place the general health begins to decline.
you KNOW HOW IT IS YOURSELF
Everyone wants the most reliable remedy
which Il compsised in these pills. Take this
advertisement 10 your Druggist, and tell him
that you want the best and most re liable medj-
cine in the world,
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.

They are known to thousands who have
used them at different periods Throughout The
country, having the ssnctiou Of some OF the
most eminent Physicians in America Explicit
used. with each box. The price, One Dollar
per box.
CAUTIoS.-None genuine unless hsviur the
private Proprietary Stamp OF Hutchfnes hin.
yer. Prcprietors, on each Cox. For sale By ail
Druggists. Pills sent by msil promptly. Sc
cure from observation by remitting TO
Dr.. Q. L. CHEESEMAN, P. o. Box lsSl.
MY. 1vr-
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EASTERN,
BANGOR. ME.


Assets. 500 900
Having taken the Agency u the above com.
panir- mr. Ellsworth sud Viciuity. am prepared
~ effect Insurance on buildings. vessels III port
aud "a stress. merchandise, household furnt-
'urr. farm building anil contents. and person
~ property gnrrai'y, against To-. ~ damage
by FIRE and Llshinins.
Marine Ri~A, on Iiuls Cargoc- snd Freigh,s
tahrn Oh Tee most reasonable terms.
Insurance effected IN the Home. y. n. re-
a"t'>ypt Mutual AMI Mpniu5 9Th Mutual. Ai>o
agcnt ior Traveller. Lite 4 Accident Insurance
ON. Hartford, Conn.
tt.i Assets, 81 40 900
lhi~ Company i~,ur- Ill iYrTn~ OF Life and
Endowment policies on the low rate ash plAn.
Also iu-ures against Accidents causing death,
or disabling injury.
The undersigned having had some righ,
years experience In the Insu ancc business, j.
prepared Ia give satisfactory references ~ io
r. liability Sc.
IL VI YOUNG
pfiicr over Eastern ENprr., Co., Main 81,
Ellsworth, M. Sur
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RULES.

/. All articles offered for Premium,
must ne produced or manufactured du Ing
the var Isl
:. AgHsirt4ue- 25 cents.
3. All entries mast be made before tn,
clock t4o second day.
4 Al articles entered for premiums
must be tagged y h nan, OF article upon
'a-.
E Tire Officers = he Glib will tax.
the best Eate tHey can y all article, enter
30. bat wlII Bel bold themselves or III.
Cleo responsible FOR any ~ or daaGo.
which 'ssy oecur
O. tFem uus '7if.-se psld - the Treas-
urer after thfy have been q rin--d ~ the
>eFerai committees aud e rot called for
"l,1'' ~ dafS- VII revert . .he club
The Committees will recommend
nf' wfa-ip e. OF
IL aat~e ~. an VII h,
.e -al Ice f'iuh wa allow
:. l-- -s ..tl1 gees y I.l ba salts
COM lea with
oa-ale as gH.
s. ING sH4 .s.l8 al 81 circles. taEen
from ne it'd 5etert ID. eiose II the Erhfbf-
tioR aniess BY ieare u the Offices. will be
forfeited.
+. Buck, s. F. c.
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o..on vtctoria's health, the most trlning par
,son,ars % possess an absorbing interest lor tne
,nhohItants of both England and the onitea
S,ates The vague rumors Of impending IN.
sanIty which have Of late been spread aofoao
are not wholly groundless, to say the ieast'
and Il would seem to be a fact, no longer con-
cealed, that the Queens physicians are very
uneasy concerning her. The latest advlces oy
steamer assert that her Majesty has given up
mauy of her usual habits of daily life, such as
walking, driving, supervising her housenoio'
&c. OF late years she has been unable TO give
her attention to one thing for any lengtn Oh
time, and whereas she was formerly an eA-
cellent artist and musician, she now seldom
touches either a brush or piano. 1t IS lhis
fact that causes her physicians such uneasi-
ness. They are unable to interest her, TO nit
upon any pursuit 10 amuse her and divert ner
mind from the past. Above all, they are de-
sirous of diverting her thoughts from the
memory of her husband, and this they nave
completely failed 10 do. 1t is more than prob
able that her mind is seriously impaired, and
that she will never again take an active part in
public affairs. She does not make any effort
to emerge from her seclusion, but, on the con-
trary, exhibits positive repugnance to again
don the robes of state, and absolute retire
ment, for the present at least, seems inevl-
table.
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TERMS OF TEE NEWS.

TUE DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, IS; sl3
uon,ns 81; three months 81 50. Served II tac
a.v at EIaHrKKS CENTS week, payable to tue col
,iers. or s. year, paid in advance at the oLise.
TsR RrsIWEEKLY NKws, published on Tuesaays, ..'
rnuradays and Saturdays, one year af' ca
months 81. 90 SIX comics
10. as Ten copies, to one address sls o.v,nce
ans no papsr Continued after the expiration Of
'aS ssMrrrAscrs s should be made by postotilce ice
uanau order or BY Express. II this cannot be
done, protection against losses by mail may oe
sscured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF the propretors Of THE NEWS
ar by sending the money in registered letter.
Address RloRDAN, DAWSON Il CO..
No. l4s East Bay, Charleston, SO.
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DINET, CAsTILON & CO.'S FINE
i OLD FRENCH BRANDY, guaranteed, at 3s
per gallon.
Pure american Brandy at 81 per gallor.
Old North Carolina Oorn Wniskey, guaranteed
pure, at 50 per gallon, q specially.
Together with general assortment OF WINES
AND LIQUORS, ali Of which are warranted pure,
and offered at lowest prices.
". q. WELCH,
S.W. Corner Meeting and Market streets.
AL Goods delivered free Of charge. tunA
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U,HE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED By THE .,
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Pnce 81 %"
Hianthns Extract, for Epilepsy, ST. Vitus' Ds.Se'
Sninal and Brain Anecuons-Price 81
Catarrh Specdc-Pnce So ...,.
Hydrated % 0xymel for CONSUMPTION, BronehslA
Whsoping Cough, &c.-Prioe 81
pile EItractos never failing Pile cure-Pnce u
NAY Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Iorpidi,J OIL 'n'
Liver. Constipation, &c.-Price DO cents
Headache Pils-Price 80 cents ...
AiSaline Resolvent-an iodi1ed cnemlcai Wei
superior to Vichy, Kisslngen seitsef' @''-
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Pnce 81 chairman.
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone oin'mep'
etberesi Phosphorus-Price IS
Lithia~for the Kidneys-Price 81 p-,,. a
KsiaIna Extrsct-the womsn's friend.fLoo -
Victoria Regia-unrivalled for beauulyins
complexion-Price 81 .u,. ,s,,-p,sca
Amaranth-for the Hsir-stops falins nsn-fi"s
NeuralgIaNRheumatic Elixlr-Price 81
Fever and Ague Globules-PrGe 81 per POI.
aurM 'o' No. 1sl Meeting strees. Charlessoai
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financial.


M RTON, B L 1 S S i G o.. {,
B a \ X Z r S,
No. 60 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
Issue Circular Notes and Letters Of Credit Ger
travellers; also, Commercial Credit available IN
all parts OF the worle.
Te!egraphic Transfers Of Money made on all
paris of Europe.
The accounts OF Banks, Bankers and &er.
chants received; Interest allowed on Deposits;
Advances made on Cotton, Sterling and Domestic
Exchange, and approved Securities.
Drafts for FL and upwards on the Bank OF
scotland, and Provincial Bank Of Ireland and
Branches.
MORTON, ROSE CO.,
Bartholomew House, London.
aug2l-3mos
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N o T I C E

TIE undersigned Is pleased to be able to inform
his numerous patrons, and the public generally,
that he has Just returned from an extended bust.
ness tour North, where he has worked hard and
used his experience and money to great advan.
tage. in buying up at low figures,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
comprising well selected and extensive assort.
ment Of GROCERIES, Crockery, French China,
Glassware, House Furnishing Hardware, Table
Cutlery, Woodenware, Baskets, and general as
sortment OF WIllowware, Wooden and Porcelain
Toys, Stone and Earthenware besides an inter.
mlnable lst Of small articles Indispensable in
every household. These Goods are now b ing re.
ceived from every Steamer and sailing vessel ar.
irving at this port.
He would also state that ON SATURDAY, the
20sa Of September, he will open for business that
large and splendid
STORE No. 100 KING STREET, OPPOSITE
BERESFoRD STREET,
with Stock that Will be constantly increasing
until about the 18th OF October, by which time he
expects to have received and arranged the entire
Stock bought. The business at the Old Stand,
No. sss KING STREET,
will be conducted with the same assortment, and
similar prices maintained.
NJ Look ont for future advertisements; but
call and see Us as soon as convenient.
Respectfully JOHN W. LINLEY,
julysl Nos. 100 and sSS King street.
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VTTANTED, A HOUSE AND STORE ON
w King street. between Market and Went
worth streets Address r. Z. c., p. o. Box No.
lat oct2
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RAN KIN Il 0 U ) E
HENRY CLEws d CO.,
No. 50 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Letters OF Credit for Travellers, also CONNER
cial Credits issued, available throughout the world
Bills of Exchange on The Imperial Bank OF Lon
don, National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and all their branches.
Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on Europe,
San Francisco the West Indies, and all parts OF
the United States.
Deposit accounts received In either Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House as II drawn upon any city
bank; four per cent interest allowed on all daily
balances; Certificates OF Deposit Issued; Notes,
Drafts and Coupons collected; advsr ces made on
approved collaterals and against merchandise
consigned to our care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron.
CLEWS, HABlCHT Il CO.,
No. II Old Broad street. London.
aug1-3mos
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A STORE NEAR THE
w Postoffice. foot OF Broad stree. Address
Store" Ofice OF DAILY NEWS. oct9
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Newspapers, Masa,,nes, es.o

n He MARION STAR,
ESTABLISHED OVER TWENTY YEARS AGO.
The Oldest and most popular Paper in the Pee
dee section. -,
TO the Charleston Advertisers THE STAR ofera
special Inducements. It IL admitted that our
circulation Is the largest by far or any paper IN
Eastern Carolina. -. = =
Carolnas, and numbers many subscribers In
other States. :: =.
Terms liberal. Address, '.-s ~
AcKERALL STEDXAN, Editors, :
sept Marion Courthouse g. @. ,
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NTANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND
w his Wife. pleasant ROOMS. conveniently
arranged for housekeeping, Address W, Lock
Box o. S4. oct2-SF
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Dants.

VTTANTED TO RENT, A RESIDENCE
w in desirable locality. Address, with
terms, &c. P. o. Box l1S. ocl2-l
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VTTANTED, A HOUSE CONTAINING
w four or five rooms; location Eve to seven
minutes walk from The Charleston Ho'el. Ad.
dress Small Family" DAILY NEWS once.
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OTTO SONNTAG, DYER, WANTS TO
" inform that he pays particular attention 10
Renewing and Securing OF faded Gentlemen's
Well sepSo1s
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YOIi ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING
MACHINE, see 1rst the HOME SHUTTLE, the
cheapest and best, at BlSSELL, No. 81 Hasel
street, opposite Express ONCE. Price SIS to $a7.
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DALMETTO STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.-Attend the Regular Monthly
Meeting OF your Company, at your Hall. gHI5
Monday EVENING, the I'D instant, at hali.past
O'Clock precisely. punctual attendance Is re-
quested. BY order Of the President.
E. A. ROVE,
oct2 Secretary P. s. F. E. Company.
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Meetinas.

or. JOSEPH'S LATIN SOCIETY.-THE
y Meetings OF this Society will be suspended
q It'll further orders.
By order OF the President.
oci2-s JOHN MORRISON, Secretary.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29
Dissolution of CO-Partnershfp.

TUFCO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
; istirg between Warren b Sanders and vi
liam Il. Lee in Masons Valley. ESmeraida county,
Nevada, is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent.
All indebtedness of SAID firm will be paid by
william R. Lee who will also collect all amounts
5ue said firm. WARREN h. SANDERS.
WILLIAM Il. LEE.
Mason's Valley, Esmeraida County, August Is,
1871. au-9-im.
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