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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-24
From the New York Tincs.]
THE KEELY MOTOR, AGAIN.
7d-IST.A 1E,.lTE; NJ FROM ONE OF THE
HOLDERS or TIE SECRET.

ExprcrED REVOLUTION IN THE
MECHANICAL w oRLD---A SUBsTI-
TUTE FOB Observation-Disclosures
s1oNs RENDERED. COMPARATIVELY
on I:S&Sl yDr, PtSs1Is||EjRg 81 3
& SCRPrIC-M r. kEEi.Y's CLAIMS
THE INVENTION TO BE PER
FECrED BEFORE 1T IS PATENTED.
Further particulars in relation to
the Keely motor, which has been re-
fcrred to by most of the leading news
papers Of the country, have been given
to the Times by Mr.. Sergeant. Of the
firm of Sergeant & Cnttingwortl, Of
this city. According to the state
hentH Ggthisg tlMfnhthe newly
|hlsSosercApoaaeRis((iikAe N 2aitbly destin-
cd to revolutionize the entire mecl,ani-
cal world and render possible, and
even easy, feats which seem now bey-
ond the power Of the most perfect ma-
chinery in the world. Guns are to be
fired by the same power that drives
the ship that carries them; explosions
are to be rendered comparatively
harmless; engines of 5,00O-horse pow
er .r9ro gre to, be constructed SO as to
ioccu11y ma more space than an ordin-
tary'steam' engine, and all the marvcls
I&hiahi ateiace6mplished by steam arc
ttobBs performed with Infinitely greater
eases 'by.tbe cold vapor evolved from
Eaaiffs 8 foIlledl md ,@ater. The Widest dreams
Of the arabian story-tcller seem com,
mopplaeei wheH' compared with the
m'irveis y, that are promised in this
Y AsY 1ssSI s paturc, il
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NOTICE Is hereby .giveiill, ;ol

NOTICE Ia hereby giVGI Of
In the o.s or destricti6n,sof TertifcHtc
pf Derosi. No. ;3l, Olangehurg s,Branch.
Eitizcns Savings l'ank of South Carolina,
ISSUED to the late L. j. Olivoros, stsjensed
md nlao of Deposit Book sNo: 96, of uan,o
Branch, in the nnmc of tho saitlisE ~. Oil.
rcros, in tlzss, aud that Ifwill apply in
three months from date for;n renewal of the
SAME, and for such diyidendsns may nccrno
thereon, to the Trustee aad CommitteeAof
the said Bank, at Columbin; ;St C.ge7atsr sys
f. ROSA G. ,OHfVEROS,;rst
mar 6-l am 3m Qualified Executrix ~
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DENTAL NOTICE

THE undersigned takes pleasure in an
nouncing to his many friends and patrons
that he has permanently located at Grunge
burg, c. H., $. c., where lie will devote his
entire time, from, every Monday till Saturday
noon to the
PRACTICE QFREATIe9RY g..
In all it's Depa,iments slPesiecs kafisfaSgtiS n
guaranteed i'll all opcraff6ifs ehtfustedtb Ais
care. Charges very moderate.
Office at DR. Fersncrs old stand over Will
cocks Store.
A. NJ. sN1DER, y. S.
l.. S. WOLFE.
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~ o u i. I G ;li;;,,, -, !.

al rere9ps having claims agaips, shs
Estate Of Peter ". Ayinger, decased, will
Of those indebted will make pylncntltd. I
a. NJ. AViNGER,
Exccutrix.
july II 1875 A
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-24

sufficiently answered by the reputation
Of tho firm Of which I am IL member
1T ,isnotilikely that we could hpve obs.
tainedi that reputation five ere,so
igneEaatlso Of t1,eyery. principles 'inyol-
Mediinthe work we,do. IA perpetual
motion ,machine isohn that makes it's
own ,ppwer.1n One thatdoes;not make
itssqoHn power cannot be n perpetual
motion fmachincs Now, Keely pre-
tehdsNp do no. such thing as that. On
the, 7contraryJ MIR. keely's. claims is
entirely difiercnt. He claims to pro-
duchrtrom the consumption ofair aud
water,ai odld yapor capable Of con
d,nsaS1on by simple expansion md
which cdntnius power enough to gro
luce ! pressure of 10000 OF 30 o,Ut0
pounds. tothe square inch. Itisrad-
,nittel. that,nof cald vapor capable of
condessatian by simple expansion car
bairredu6cd hyichemichls, but I know
thut ayaKeeiy's method it can lie pro
ducedt for | have produced it, and
condenscdu itsin gust that wuygahd
tlraRJsstl,e water produced by thecon-
hensatiomi Fhei professor to whonrI /
hpYt alluded, when l told him, tl,at L
had4aarank the water SO produced !
saidps'Dh,n you ARE dcceit ed:' He
Thought atllat keoly had substituted
tire water &hich l. had drank in a sur.
| rcptitibus manner. h went back to
| Keelys7and tried. it agnin to be sure
\ thnttI had mot been deceived in,that
manaar,,apd | convinced myself that
\ L.hadi pot.,oAs to the idea that keely
claimantp lproduce something from
nothing it,is absurd, for that is just
wl,atshe gelpcs not clnim to do, IIe
claims, 10 hdve
DIsCnYERED,,oSE OF THE LAWS OF
| S;.fpesa4" 1';l2N.iTURE
by wli:uhitlis vapnr can be produced.
! !s,S Whom! Z tnlk TO the scientists about n
of 10000 pounds to tic
ss|1scy arc incredulous, but
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mistake. We arc now having a gauge
made by which we can weiyl, it M 10
$4,000 pounds. One Of the difficulties
IN our way has been that VIC have not
yet handled the thing Mt the great
prcssurts at wl1icl, it can beused. It
takes time to make all the expert
ments needed, and, although we are
pursuing them rs rapidly as possible,
we cannot 10 everything III day.
We have used it up to 1G,50O pounds
pressure, cand are going on rs fast rs
we can, There is one Iinlrance. We
10 not know what We can cover with,
our. letters patent. We cannot, of
course! cover natural law By n IN
tent, and what We can cover We must
describe 80, fully that any person cx-
pert in such matters can do the same
thing from our description in order
fhnt he may know when and how he
lntiingesI on our patents. This we
have not yet been able to do, because
we have not vet used it ut the heavy
pressures at which it can be used. We
know that it will produce !.
Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY TIMES TIL l.:
{ gt} PRESSURE THAT STEAM WILL,
and i'll order tocootrol this agency we
must have engines Of Austrian gun
metal. The engine woiuse is regular
yacht engine. with pair of three by.
three cylinders, and capable of work
ing under u pressure Of from 800 to
1000 pounds to the inch on tho pis. on,
but the engine we arc constructing
will be capable ofworking under .he
tremendous pressure which we shall
produce. s
I 1t has been asked how we will har-
ness such, tremendous power. We will
do it with gunmctal, and in such way
thatit will be safe. In making guns,
such exactness is possible that they
nro able to tell how many times the
gun can be fired before it will burst,
and the bursting comes, not from the
force Of the explosion itself, but from
the unequal strain produced by the
burning ofpowdcr. This clement Of
destruction re do not have to contend
with, because our pressure is even,
and With machinery made on scicn-
tific principles there will be 10 danger
or possibility Of anexplosion. but
even if there should be M explosion,
which could only come from some dc
feet in construction, there would be no
danger, excepting from some flying
piece, which might do damage, Of
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The Changers.

The Convention Of Changers, as
semblcd in this city on the 4th, WIS
largely attended, there being lifty-two
Oranges represented, including two
or three fcam South Arkansas. Capt.
Tom Sellers, Of Union, was chosed
President, and Col. Taylor, Of Rich
land, Secretary
The principal business discussed
by the Convention was that OF trans
portation. In disposing OF this mat
ter, the question came up whether the
action Of the State Grange in con-
tracing already for freights on the
Ouachita should be sustained The
vote was adverse, Whereup1u 4 num-
Der Of delegates seeded and organized
as separate body adLcring 10 the
superior authority Of the State
Grange. The remaining dclegatos-a
majOr!ty-p:oCccGcd TO contract with
the Blanks line on the basis OF Fifty
and scyCnty-iivC cents per barrel 10
this point, leaving the rates on Macon,
Tcnsas and BGuf rivers 10 De de-
termincl by a committee. Action
was taken looking TO the establish
ment O; a Grange Bank and a
Ncruhant:ic Association at this place
so soon as The needful Legislation can
be had.
We, in common with all classes of
IL . e
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Whisky at the !;0ttCm Of It.

1t is evident, from all the facts in
the case, that whisky was at the
bottom Of the riot il Clinton, and
was the immediate cause Of the she'd
ding of 50 much innocent blood on
that lamcntabie occasion 1t IS plain
to our mind that there would have
been no disturbance Out for the
ohStinacy Of q man, who insisted on
his legal right to drink poison, regard
less of the peace and safety Of the
community, at a place where its safe
was forbidden by law and a time
when a pcacrablv disposed person
would haye recognized the propriety
Of ahstainng.
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GheriH's Sale.

! = 9..i 100. S Tss q + f a..s'ai
DY virtue ola writ Of Gcri ac.as issued
4 , from the Honorable Parish Conrt lor
,aL Parish and sorc. i'm the above entitled
case, and 70 me directed, have seized and
taken in,o my possession, and viii oIcr for
sale TO the highest bidder, IN lots Of mo-, less
than ten nor more than hify acres, II the door
Of the Court house Of SAID parish. within ,ue
legal hours on
>a.v'rg, lie 2a3 daycf O8ats,, 1875.
the 70, owing described properly ;o-wir. The
Eas; OF Norrh-wcsr !, and Eas, q >ou,l-
west OF Section the East OF Noutll-rc,,
! Of Section 10; all in Township y Nor.h.
Range Is East, containing 100 gvlUO acres
Also the South ca-, / of Section I, auI the
Northeast , Of Section II, the West of
Northwest and the No-iii-wc>t ! Of Sau,h-
west cd Section / =. and the South s u the
North and the Southwest ! OF Section I
and the South ! Of Southeast Of Section .
all in Township II North, Ronac 3 East,
containing sol S9-lrU ar-es--'ugrrhrr w.,n
tie improvements thereon Seized ~ the
property of 4. 4. Bare.
Terms Of sale-Ia,h, with ihe benefit Of
appra.sament. G. u. MOORE,
EaYviio, La. Au". 2-l~7g-Gt. SAerH
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The steamer Fanny was coming down the
upper Mississippi loaded with pig lead. As
she was going over shoal place the pilot
gave the signal to hcavc the lead. The only
man forward was green lfishman. why
don't you hcave the lead p is il the lead,
yer honor? Where toe "Oyerboarl, you
L.rcahcaJi' The Inshman snatchcI up one
OF the pigs Of lead and threw !; overheard
The mate. jn eudcavoring 10 prevent HIM,
lost lis BALANCE aud fell into the river. The
captain, running 70 tie dcaE, asked: why
don't You hcavc the lcol, and sing out how
much water there is Z" 'Ihc lead Is hcaycd ,
yer homer. and the mate, gone down to see
how much water there u.s."
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

DAsrARpLY.-rhc Louisiana State
Register, of New Orleans, was forced
10 issue I half sheet last Saturday.
by the dastardly conduct CT some
evil person or persons, who entered
the Office in tie night and pied the
type We have no idea who the
vandals were or for what cause they
committed such mean Md cowardly
act, but We can but hope that the
attaches Of the Offices will be prepared
10 give them the warm reception they
promise # hey ever =" n again
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N3H, IL 4.!;"i.

In U.:.
r.c,,,,;,,. ~ 80 H.. " ID. % '''. .''.'.
,.,,,' -, 49, -, -, al ''.'. ~ " 10 q" ''''
ihc ?cnH-yNu"iu democracy Lave
adopted The grvcandyl .Lu a-.!-..-
hoh"' "aHk platform.
iiia..v-thrcc Illicit Gi,ti.,r.. have.
been in the I.rit.i States g5.-.r,r.
Court at. Atlanta. ,ia.
TI,I. ~ ",
G ~ ,'.'.... - %. i-''''''N d" '"..
~ . ,",'' .'' - - 10" :'".-3 @.
''''o VA ''''..''! "'5,'.'
The North Caroline Constitutions,
Convention has been cor.pic,,iy or-
game, with Democratic objects.
n..;.., .n....,..
..',,I ~ - ..'..,..' '' - =, a.
.L.s.a g" go ,'', -'' g., va .".
w" nv =, " i''''''''-- ''..,'' '.!'7 '''''"
"
Amos h"', mace +" i'rm"t d""'a"
on The president for troop, ";o PFC
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

If the editor Of the Madison Jour
nal desires it, he has our permission
to boast as much as he likes Of his
achievements in whisky drinking, but
we deny that he has any right to
connect our name with his in this
respect. We do not drink-no one
connected with this Office drinks
whisky or any other strong drink
and we claim the right to object 20
the selection of officials from the
ranks Of druEkacds.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11
GROCERY NfARKET.

New Orleans, Sept. Sugar
Good common, 81 to lOii; fair to fully
fair, to 81; prime, 10; choice, lO4
Molases-Common to choice, 40 to
zoe. Flour Xxx, So so; NXX
So IS to IS G2t choice and family,
Sc 70 to s. GO. Corn meal, 50 40
Corn, 81 TO Gle. Oats, 60c. Bran,
81 20. Hay: ordinary, SCI 90. Coffee;
ordinary to prime, l941 TO 2lc. Pork,
322 70. Bacon, l0t to l48c. Hams:
choice sugar-curcd, Ia TO I5Ic. Lard:
inliercc, l4lc; keg, I5c. Dry salt
shoulders, Sc.
Cicinnatl, Sept. S.-Flour: family,
s. 40 to IS 50 Wheat: new, SOC TO
81 50. Corn: mixed, ear, 73 to 74c.
Oats: new, 80 to soc. Rye: No. z,
see. Barlcy-- Pork: $40 80 to
so 70. Lard: steam, l25 to I3c
kettle, l4c. Bacon: shoulders, SIC I;
clear rib sides, l3!!c clear sides, I3!c.
Butter: choice reserve, % to 25c.
st. Louis, Sept. S.-Flour: XXX
and choice Fail, - 90 to IS 90 ;
family, 50 to s. IS; fancy, 81 % to
- 90. Wheat. No. ,, red winter,
81 IS to 81 80. Corn: mixed, 5Ssc
Rye, y TO t. Pork, S2I 60 to
S2l 70. Lard, I3c. Bacon: shout
ders, % to SIC; clear rib sides, l@3
to I3ic; clear sides, l33 to l3.c ;
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

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"a1 gore ."y ''.'.'.s u 80, '-o''.'''.s-
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...'- .te !" '"..@. "- any gu,
when bis e'.A,E. :aia ma, see "' /"
'r,to" ai@ b. :"&..r ID. '.y .',H .. 2
'...n."'E '"j Spontaneous .'"2 or
o..:."-, IL @1~.. -y..s. '.e S!IeE5
'"".c lid" --1 .'-.. 'y".. '~I II me
form ot ! continuation 10 h3 raised D..
'.n "-."s'.'."A, mon the ia:mera ana
?ta"tcI@ '' mississippi, We can 10,
we" The proposed endowment rs
altogether ii goo taste
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'1''''e - 'o'i-I' No. - 0",H ono - /"
a.'"' nun '"' I',n1 VI 'l'o A'''It' =
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go =" - ~ = -. go vi"g.I' III 'AV
V|' o'.'''e' u '"9 SoE'h INA" SUM
40 'CSt 10 uUCh, '''AeU - 'n"cH
iii" -'1'o'tU ''' "II9tHI'l d." WIN -
pure motives DIS lie a'u'
" H"'e' u i.'i'' '!'S'' may 'C !"
'hc ]! 9'eih .! PENSIONS M" eIno"
i'Gn!S 'or n'eEI'o'IoUS serve" ~ INC
Puoi'c' 1t c"nho' "0 J"S' U.'.G|' = l.
in;'"c acHc""' III "9 "i'Ptc"'lC"
'i'S'!SSlpPI Is Aot H'io ~ 9'O''1I .!
'on('''"'on Io' ''o i"e'''''G support
o. 'ne Solu'cF9 WHO S".,''' L. l"o
: oh;'oc'''c "I"'? u o NC '"l mI,
oi tLoSc VINO Ie!4 III 'Ne Na' V,AC'
i - - NV ; ,''',., ,i.I -, "a, G,'"l
such = provision for survivors and
families Of the deceased would absorb
g third part Of the results OF agrl.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11
e o.'.-s;, g. -s;:t5,s.E oft.sc EDcEaSc-
E:,c1',

We hope no one understood our
rcmarHs last week as al opposition TO
he complete reorganization Of The
party, 10: We recognize the impor-
iaHcc--or rather neccss;ty-of such
wo.a Us fully as any one in the
State. The only difference OF opinion
is rs to the tine for beginning TIE
work, our opinion being that it was
time enough TO agitate political Qucs-
tons when the campaign opens; but
we had not at hat time thought OF
the Importance Of being organized at
The next session Of Congress, 50 to as
sist our representatives in placing their
claims to their seats before that body.
Under these circumstances there
might be some good accomplished by
an immediate reorganization.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

five had known that Donaldson
who lived in Rayvilie in 1913 and
1874 was an aeronaut, we would
have explained to our readers that he
was not the man who lost bis life on
Lake Michigan; but we didn't know
il and we don't know il vc,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

NTavrn-. Ia. Sen, fill. 1878
T.is g~,r.,srn- made and cr,rrrl
f-,. Tx and .o.wocn Gam, T. 7.
gay',r of tbo frat part and we the
-,,,.,.iu.,J c,u,,,i,ta, Of IN. second
,gr,
V-:.ra--.,I Tint the said wa-1or
qr.g.- ,rr i:rls Lfn.rIr f. lr.ny :.
a,.l and .,..,..an,:af -.,,, boat into
s,..nr ri,..r and !, tL. ,.,rrrir,. trade
s.. III ,i,.cr r'm ,,'n ,.,,r f,I2, a..
I,.. ,,~o,r ,,.r.,.,.ar .i.orr +. - ,I;.fcmt
r.9,or j.. .qr5 r.-or and anrors ro
i'll. ,Ic T.~.,..r .o~I ,otcs nc %
.I.l
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SIEI.EI4iF's SALE.
Thomas Jones } STATE IT Louisiana,
v. SO Parish Of Eicniandi

Thomas Jones } State IT Louisiana,
v. go : Parr>i. OF Eicniand,
y. g. aber ) Parish Court.
BY vuruc OF WI; of seizure aHG sale Is
suct from tie Honorable Parish Couf. Of said
Parish and STATE, ia the above entitled case,
and 10 ne directed, have seized amt taken
into my possession, and Will oi-i for sale 80
the highest bidder, within the hours prescribed
by law, at the door Of the Copr, House Il
said Parish, on
Saturday, the 2nd Of October, 1875,
the following described property, 'o-wi,:
The south half Of nrr,h-wcs, quarter, the
northwest quarter Of north west quarter, and
west half OF west hHf of southwest quarter
Of Section number iour. Township seventeen
North, Range seven Ea>t continuing one hun
deed aJ.j sixty acres Of 'aud seized a, the
property Of -. q. hher
Terms of saIc-Cash, with the benefit u
apYa.seu.l-
C. Il. MOORE.
Aug -. lS7J.-G,. >u,.lH
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11


Mcssvs. Gordon and Lamar have
been stumping the State Of Missis-
sippi over in the interest Of the Demo
cratic party, and have met with ap-
plausc whenever they went arousing
TIE people to The duty of the hour
but it is matter of regret that they
have not succeeded in instiling into
the minds Of some Of the people the
duty and importance Of preserving
peace even in a heated campaign.
The war Of races we fear is doing
incalcuiahlc injury both to the party
and the State. Let the democracy
determine that they will have peace
able campaign and keep the turbulent
spirit Of their own party under CON
troll, SO that their enemies viii have
40 excuse for violence, and with such
leaders as Lamar they will achieve 4
signal triumph.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

There are entirely too many mean and
useless dog, IN this parish. Some h,nschoids
have n mHuy A. seven or eIal.; Of these Guns.
and they are in fact "ond for nothing else
than eating the scraps tia; are scattered about.
1t this ting Of the year rncy are somewhat
dangerous. About Il week ago. 4 coloTci
man on Thomas /. No.ly's place, by .h.
name Of Wilson, was bitten Ivy Il med dog,
and it is supposed hydroihoh'a will be The
ultimate result. This belief IS Strengthened
from the fact that several animals were bitten
about the same time Ly the same dog, aud
expired in Il very short time a@arrsa.t. Mr..
+. d. Lacy and his I.'.lc son. or N@.nu aaynn.
were bitten by the same dog. bu. fortunately
tie skin w&s not -uEcn gHt 40 .Cr.ou, result
i argrehenlcd.-Na disoa J2rraci
Take warning, EicA!anla.s, AMI watch
your pet cars, lest 'hey give you Lydrophu5Ia
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11
W. T. OLIVER, j. p.

HOMICIDE AT LAKE CHARLEs.-
From letter of Capt. j. W. Bryan
Of hakc Charles to Sheriff DusOn Of
this place. we learn that Jules Gut
dry, mail driver in the employ Of
Mr.. Duson, shot and mortalIy
wounded one John Bcal, in the post
Office at that place, last Friday, With
a navy six-shooter, the ball entering
the right side just below the nipple
and lodging under the skin on the
opposite side; and that the shooting
wac done without any warning to the
victim. Guidry surrendered himself
and was put in Jail. He said that he
could prove tba, be was justified. We
learn here that Guidry's luminosity
was caused by jcalousy-which is
considered groundlcss, his own jeal-
Gus and suspicious nature conjuring
up cause we're hCne eAistcd-Ope{O5-
,sas Journal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

Croaky croIuet players abound ia the West
since the recent heavy rams.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

\ rain J' t-rrol-..1 vide spread storms
among .te We. roo ,-a,n crops
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11

The Madison Journal editor is
Informed that we cannot approve Of
bis taking whisky with him 10 camp
meetings, nor Join him in showing
such disrcsNect for re..gjan-wc were
differently raised
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11
WARD no. =.

Magistrates Court will be held
evey Friday at the Court House from
10 a. NJ. TO Adjournment, tog trying
civil cases.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-09-11
Saturday, the End Of October, 1875

E. Il. MOORE.
Sir,.I.I.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-06-11

them and perfect integrity is at premium,
even among scoundrels. There are occa-
sions when they need the services OF true
men, and they do not find them in shoals
and in the mud, but alone and in pure
water.
In the realm of eminent requirements
and eminent integrity, there is always room
enough. Let no young man of industry
and perfect honesty despair because hls
profession is crowded. Let him always
remember that there is room enough at the
top, and that the question whether ne is
ever to reach the top, or rise above the
crowd at the base of the pyramid, will be
decided by the way in which he improves
the first ten years of his active life in Sc
curing to himself thorough knowledge
of his profession. and a sound moral and
intellectual culture. The Merchant ana
Banker
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-06-11

nVENS, Spiders, Pots. odd Lids for Spiders
and Ovens, Tea Kettles, Fry Pans. Spades,
Shovels, Manure Forks, Garden Rakes, Steel
Wedding Hoes, Cross-Cut. Wood and Hand
Saws, Wire for fences, &c, &c, for sale cheap
by J. IllOS. COLTON,
.ahs Aliens Fresh,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-06-11
Read This!

The golden syrups, sugar drips, &C., are
delusions and snares professor of chemistry
has examined a dozen varieties Of syrups sold
at the groceries, and says that all of them are
''doctored," )" made by the ''sulphuric acid pro-
cess" as follows: IA warm (13l deg Fah.)
mixture of starch and water of about the con-
sistency of cream, slowly poured into boiling
solution of one per cent. sulphuric acid (oil Of
vitriol), the whole boiled for some time; then
ture set aside. When the sediment has settled
in the bottom the liquid is dipped of and boiled
down to syrup. This syrup may be boiled
down to sugar, forming what is known as grape
sugar or glucose Instead of starch, however,
old rags can be and are used very largely-rags
collected from the streets or wherever they can
b. found