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$3 00 ft* OO THE ORANGEBURG NEWS 18 PL'DLISIIRD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT TI1E "OLD TIME" PRICE. Sfwo Dollars per Annum in Advance. 8?"TIIE CASII-^5a MU8T INVA1UAHLY ACCOMPANY THE SUBSCRIPTION. )J6y* Country Produce taken al Market Rutcp. $2 OO $Z OO Wc respectfully request our friends to send in their Advertisements as ear/// in the irrek as convenient; and if possible, let us hare them by Thurstlay evening. By this means, we will be. able to issue at an earlier hour on Satur day, and will be enabled to give more of the latest newt, up to the time of our going to press. BKADING MATTER ON EVERY PACE. LOCAL ITEMS. SATURDAY MORNING, AUG., 1, 18U8. Religious. Divino Scrvico will bo held evory Tuesday afternoon at tho Episcopal Church at f>} o'clock P. M. until further notice. The Democratic Convention? A Democrat io Convention, to nominate Elec tors for Seymour and Blair, for the State of South Carolina, will be held in Colttm* bin on the 6th instant It is called by by Gen. Hampton, as Chairman of the State Central Executive Committee. The Delegaten from Ornnguburg will be elected by the Cen tral Club on Monday next, at its regular meet ing. Kate Kay ni oinl Wo have been necessitated, by the press of 'other mutter, cither to postpone the publication t>f this interesting story until next week, or to present to our readers this week, so small a portion of its opening chapter, as would hard ly lead the way fully into the traiu of events depicted. We thought it better, under such circumstances, to delay the publication, feeling satisfied that our readers will pardon us for postponing a pleasure which many of them are vsgerly anticipating. Seymour and Blair Procession. There was a great Democratic torchlight procession in Columbia on last Tuesday night. The town was illuminated, and speeches were made bj Hampton, Ker shaw, Chesuut, Wagoner and others. The colored Democratic Club was out in full force, and upon passing Nickcrsun's Hotel, gave threc'groans-for the- Lcgialutura... The bull is in motion, and wc hope to carry South Caro lina in November for Seymour und Blair. Entertainment on Monday Evening! Attention is called to the advertisement in another column of the delivery by W. W. Lkoauk, Esq, of a Satirical P<em upon the follies of the age. As our town does not often enjoy literary treats of the kind, we hope that the Court House will be well filled by an ap preciative audience. Hook Notices, Ac. ? The \VaK Ubtween the StatK?, by lion. ' Alcxaudcr II. Stevens. National Publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga. Wc have received from the publishers, the first volume of this valuable work; and a cursory perusal of its contents gives us an ex alted opinion of the rtyle in which this distin guished politician has treated the greatest theme, which can be handled by an American statesman. The plan of the book is conversational. It purports to give tho substance of colloquial discussions at Liberty Hall, (tho home of Mr. Stephens,) in which participate Judge BV Nt'M, from Massachusetts, a Radical Republi can, Professor Norton, from Couuccticut, a 11 Conservative Republican, Major Helstkr, irora Penugvlvania, n War Democrat, nud tho distinguished author himself. Tho first-volume is devoted to the cause* of Secession. 'J he second, wo understand, will bin brace a history of the "interior lights and shadows of the great war," so well known to Mr. Stephens, as Viee-Prcsident of the late Confederate States. Every citlieii should road this book. It is Bold only by subscription, ami the publishers toant an agent in every county. Items. Trie National camp-meeting at M?lheim; Pciiil.', Is tile largest ever known. There are upwards of TOO rcilts, 5000 people, and iilibut 3150 methodist ministers on the ground. Tho now sheriff of WililitHgloH, North Caro lina, hns appointed two negroes, iiiid oiir white, man, deputies. A negro deputy is to be Jail or. General Prim has purchased (iOOO Belgian muskets to get up a little Cntalonian insurrec tion. Secretary Soward has issued another procla mation in which he declares positively, without any ifsor nil's, that the Constitutional Amend ment, known as the fourteenth article hns be come a part of tho Constitution of the Unitod States. The thcrmonctcr stood at 101) in the shade at Omaha on Sunday lust, A letter from Louisjann .says the frcedmon realize their obligations. They have ceased to hopo for the donation of laud and mules. They have ceased to apprehend any attempt to reduce them again to bondage. They labor with more regularity, and although the pro duet of their labor is not so great as formerly, it can be relied on as a fixed quantity. The NeW Orleans Time?, speaking of the Lousiana Legislature, among other things says two worse specimens of presiding officers, than Lieutetmnt-Govcrnor Dunn, a tall, powerfully built, fashioned after the model of Wendell Philips and the temporary chairman of the House lt. II. Isabclle, a short mulatto, dressed in ill-fitting clothes, and with a cracked voice, would be hard to tind even in Washington. The Spoakor of the IIouso and the President of the Senate receive twelve dollars per day, members eight, clerks six, door-keepers, etc., four. And that's tho way the money goes. Legislative Politeness?Tun Senate. ?The carpet-baggers vs. the negroes and seul lawags. The lines arc being drawn between these precious parties. The defeat of Corbiu for Chief Justice brought this out in bold re lief. Said Leslie, carpet-bagger, to Nash, ox boot-black : "Yes, d?n you : you ought to be where you were* in 18G1?carrying up trunks." Hcplicd Nash : "If you had your deserts, you would be now in Sing oing." The House.?Decorum in tho House. DeLnrge called the House to order, saying there was too much noise. A member re plied : "You arc making more noise than any body else." DeLarge classically replies: "You are a d?n fool." Member responds: "If I had to furnish ten fools for h?1, you would be taken for the whole." Tho scenes arc rich and rare.?/'/wni.e. Consignees per South Carolina Kailroad Itemaining in the Depot to Date. II. Livingston, J. Q. Parier, D. R. Barton, E. V. Lnell. In accordance with orders received from the Su perintendent, Storago will hereafter ho charged on Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable length of time. W. C. MEN EDITH, Agent. COMMERCIAL. Omni: or tub Obanokborg Nkws, July 31 1808. COTTON.?None offering. Hot (Hi Hick?Is in good demand at $1.00 jut oushol. Corn $1.8?. Teas K-r> cts tJOLD. 40 SILVER. :V2 OBITUARY. DtKit?In Orangeburg District, July 4th, 1HOH, after a short illness, ANNA JULIA, daughter of J. L. aud J. 1*. Gaiiuick. aged R yoars, 3 mouths und 3 days. Ii is Beidom wo arc called upon to record the death of one more promising ihi.ii wnu little JULIA, it is a truthful Baying that those whom tho Gods love die young. Kndowed with an intel lect, whose precocity was uommcn.-'uriiie ivith those of riper yours; amiable und lovely in eharaoter and disposition, she ftt.s the joy and tolabe of hor parents, and the favorite of her friends In her were centered many load ho| ch and endearing af fection?. Hut ah.*! the blossom has*'been nipped in the Lud; and where once reigned light and gin i n 51, there is now the shadow of death, y?t, bless ?' bj God, there is a !vcr lining to the cloud Fond parents mourn not, for your Iorb is Heav en's gain. Your loved child will, as a ministering-' spirit, hover around your earthly putti, und iieeoui pany your winged souls, when yon. through faith, shall lie nailed to your home by her side nl the right hand of God. It . ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8n, 1808, AI TI1K C 0 U /?' T h 0 I' S E ? A SATIRICAL POEM upon tho follies of the Ag.-. in five Cantos, will ho delivered by ;\V. W L1SOAKK, Esq., bxtiti.bu <fPURITANA/} Ott The Pise and Fall of the Gorilla Dynasty : With a full account of the A M E hit: A N US GOR I bid ANUS, That valuable addition to Natural History, dis covered by the Chicago Convention o< 1800. Doors open at 7$ P. M. Entertainment to com tneneo at 8 o'clock. Admission fee GO cts.?throe Ticket* for $100, Tickets may be obtained at the Store of Captain John A. Hamilton, at the Poet Ot'tcc, tmd at the Door. Ladies will ho comfortably nocummoduted. aug 1 It A U i T I O X H A Jj JK, MURRAY ROBINSON, AUCTIONEER. On Monday, the .'Id August, in front of the t\.ur' House, at 11 A. M.. will !>?.? nold A lot of ftbcotid-hnud Furniture, Iledp, Mattrasscs, Bureau, Wushstiiutl, Trundle Rod and Mat trnsB, (for children.) aug 1 It 17*1our! Flour!! Flour I! !-SO Nacl&a 7 NEW FLOUK, very cheap, 100 bundles Yarn, very low, best Calicos ?it 12Jc, ue;<t Long C'otli nl 1UJ, best Biown Shirtings i"t l2Jo., best Shirt Bo soms, best country neide Fluids und Ginghama Je. best Bacon Shoulders 1(5 cts.. Strips 20c. All {Dry Goods at New Yolk prices. M. MoMASTER, Agent, aiiii 1 ? It BiicK Store. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 .... ? .. 1 i\- . ? ' nation (IraisgcMirg District. | By P; A. McMICHAEL. Esq.; Ordinary. Whereas, Ksrn Connor llnth made euil to me to grant lilni Letter? ?f Administration, of the Es t?te and effects of Ruftis Myers, deconsed. These are. therefore to eito and admonish all and singular the kindred .and Creditors of the said Rufus Myers, deceased, that they bo and appear before me in the Court of Ordinary, to he held lit Orangeburg (.'. IL, on the Ulli day of August next, after publication hereof, ni 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause if any they have, why the saitl Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 27th day of July Anno Domini, I81JH. P. A. MoMlCM VEL, aug 1?21 0. 0. D. ICE SODA WATER .IT THE f'OST OFFICE NOTICP.-COItfMINSIOXPltN OF Houds, Bridges, Cuts mid Ferries, und Com missioners l'uuv nro hereby requested to moot ut Orungeburg 0. II., on the lirsi day of August, pre pared to transfer Rooks, nnd other Property be longing to tbeiV respective Bonrds to the County Commissioners. WM. N. MOUNT. . july 18- ~2t Ch'r Board County Cbni're. Purifies the Blood. For Halo by DraKRlnt* ICvorywbiero. jnly'28 ly 0 R A N ? BBU RG DI STRI CT. The Slate V.x Rchitionc "| bill to Solicitor Southern Circuit. > B c r p e t u n t e In rc lost Documents. J Testimony. Application having been mado by Mrs ICoziali [Itiffinnn, widow of Frederick ilutfmnu to establish the Existence, Contents and Loss of certain Orders confirming writs of Partition of certain lands in Orangeburg District-from the Co.irt of Equity, as her distributive share of her father Thomas Glen ton, Sr., deceased, said lands being two tracts, one containing 2G0 acres, the other -tit) acres more or less. Under which order* she was put in posses sion of paid lands. On motion T. It. Uooko, Es<j., Solicitor, it L ordered, That all persons who desire so to do, may appear before me on the 2?th day of October next to cross examine the evidence pro duced and introduce evidence in reply. Commissioner's Office, \ V. L>. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. II., > Commissioner, July '28, 18?M. j july 25 td In Equity, OR A NC E BURG DISTRICT. Sarah F. Wannamakir, \ bill for vs. I Partition of Itachacl Ponsor, et. al. J Bunas It appearing to uiy satisfaction thutOtmn I looser, Anna I[unser, his wife, John llouser and Mary, hi* wife, defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits of this State; On motion of Messrs Izlur & Dibble complainants Solicitors, it is ordered, That the said defendants do* appear, plead, answer or de mur to complainants Paid Bill of Complaint within the time prescribed by law, or the h::iuc will be taken ProCoufcaso against them. Commissioner's Oflluo, ] V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. II. > Commissioner. July IH. 1H0H. J jidy 2? td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. By V. D. V. Jamison & Son. AUCTION EERS. IN TUB MATT Bit OF EZEKIEL ft KOIIN, BANKRUrTS. By virtue of instructions from H. B. Carpenter, Esu., Register in Bankruptcy. I will sell nl public duel inn ut the Store of the bite linn of E/.ckicl ?V Kohn, in Orangeburg, S. (!., on Saturday, (he Nth day of August next, and on each succeeding Satur day thereafter, until l) e same is Icily disposed of, All the STOCK of GOODS of i he said llrm; con sisting of DRV GOODS, GROCER I HS, HARD WARE, and FANCY ARTICLES, in tiie usual va riety t>> be found in a first class Genend Country Store. Terms (Tush. Sales to commence each ility at 10 o'clock. A. M. P. V. DIBBLE, july 20?if Assignee. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OF TUB UNITED States?District of South Cnrolitin?In Bank ruptcy?In the that tor of Charles 11. Thomson, Bankrupt, ex parle Wm. M. Ilutson et. nl. By viriiio of un ardor in ibis ?ose, 1 will sell at the Belleville Plantation, near Bert Mnttc, die lute residence of Dr Cb-?-* IB Thomson, on Thursday, ? he Olli day of August next, nl public iiiiction : Ail rho perfionul property of the said ('buries R. Thomson, Bankrupt, assigned tome uh Assignee in Bankruptcy, consisting of Mule*. Cattle, Blegnni Household Furniture, Silver Plate, K:.imin.r Uten sils, and oilier articles. Terms Cash. Articles delivered on day of sole. l\ V. 1)1 Bit BE, july 25- 2s Assignee. ix the wsstri^t tib?'?t op .fi TDK UNITED STATES?Foa Tiir D?mmst or Sorrn Caiiomsa?Im tih< Mattki' or Aham C. 'Av.uu.Kit, Bankhvi't- -Is Baxkkci rev -To Whom it ma v Coxckuh.?Tho undersigned hereby gives no lice of lo.i appointment Assignee of Adam C. Zeigler. in the District of Orangeburg and Slatt South Carolina, within said District. ivho has be adjudged n bankrupt upon Iiis own petition, by the j District Court of said District Dated ut Orangeburg C. II., (lie 21th lay of July ?\. P. lHt'.SV july 2.r>?3t P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. M THE lifSTRlX'T COURT OF THE UNITED STATES run tur. Diktkici or Sotrrn CAnni.iNA?In tub Mattku or J. M. Sat.lry, Bankuci'T -In Baskiiuvti'V.?To Whom it m w Cosoiuts.?The undersigned hereby gives no tice of his appointment r.s Assignee of .'? M. Salloy, in the District of Orangeburg und State of South Carolina, within said District, who haa been adjudged u bankrupt upon his own petition, by tho District Court ot said District. Datcdat Orangeburg C. II., the 1 Ith day of July A. D . I son july 18??t V V; DIBBLE, Assignee. [TS the District Court ol" (ho United STATES?Foa Tin: DisTiiim or Sorrn Oako i.ina?In riik Matt'kh or John Biiown, Bask itvi'i -Is BanKhui'Tcy?To Whom it may Cos? ckiin.?Tho undersigned hereby gives notice of iii-i appnintuienl ns Assignee of John Brown in the District of Orangeburg and State of South Carolina, within snid District, who Iris been nd ji! {:;??<! ii bankrupt upon lib own petition, by th'> District Court of said District. Dated at Orangeburg C 11 the lithihiy of July A. D. 18(18 july IX -31 P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee I % the BHMdicl Court of (he United 1 STATUS?For tfit- District of ? South Carolina la the Matter *>l Ezetriel ,y liaha Ilattkmpfs?ln Bankruptey?To Wimm it ?m>/ Coiterrn.?The under signed hereby gives notice of his appointment lis Assignee of Kxekiel & Kuhn composed of Km antic) lv/.ekicl und Tine.lore K<>loi in I he District i?f Orungeburg und Stale of South Carolina, within I District, who have been ndjtulged bankrupts 111 ii theii own p t it ion, by ih? District Court of said bis! i it I Dated ?t Orungeburg 0. II. the IDh day ol Inly A. I). 1 ? ??? july 1H?fit P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. N f!-? S>i?tric< Court of the United STA VHS? l'-r the. District 6/ South Carolina- ? Tn the Matter of John S. /Mre, Hankrttpt?Jn l}ai}krnplcii?To Whom it mat/ Cottarti'~.Tho uiider* signed hereby gives notice of his np|ioir.lnlcnl tU A ?ignec of John S. Row,, in the District ol t)i;iiugeburg mi l state of South ('uralinn, ivitliin said District, who lu?s been ndjiidgetl a bankrupt upon his own petition, h\ the District Court of said District. Dated nt Orangeburg C. II. Iho llthday of .1 tilv A. D. 1808, july 18?!? P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee, I V YOU IBAVi: TIIR CUlKil, AM> .1 FEVER nnd want immediate cure call nl Dn B. M SIH LKR'S and ho \vill make you > lb>.^ ol Pills, which he warrants to curt, without full, tum 20 vr 'f Will, for the Future be Found -AT CHAELES BULL & GO'S. OLD STAND. JUST RECEIVED AND FOB SALE LOW FOR CASH OR BARTER A FULL SUPPLY OF COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, CHEESE, TOBACCO, BACON AND 011IER articles, usually kept in that line ALSO, a fall assovtmcnl of the celebrated LANDllETHS' WINTER CABBAGE SEED, Warrcnted Fresh. Will always keep on bund fresh Ruttcr, Wine, Water, and Soda Crackers. B*<y~ At the ro.jUest of Physicians, will always have on hand, G outline Imported English, ALE and PORTER, for Medicinal Use. may S3 k ?WILL CONTINUE THEIR TRADE WITHOUT CHANGE OF BUSINESS, FOR THE NEXT FOUR MONTHS. JJAVINO JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW OPENING A FULL AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS In every Hranch, which ha* Leen carefully Selected, together with a huge Consignment of PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, RLEACII AND DROWN SHEETINGS & SIIIRTINOS, OSNARURGS, STRIPES AND YARN ut Fautory Prices. Special attention ia called to our Stock of GROCERIES, A, I) ami C SUGARS, nt Refiners PriceB, FLOUR Fresh Ground at the Mills in Whole, Half and Quarter Sacks, ?ACON, LAUD, OILS, FISH, &o. Just received a Superior Lot of SMOKING TORACCO, the PRIDE of the WORLD?Try it JUST RECEIVED a Lot of Fresh and Genuine Seeds (unbracing Ruttab:?gas, (English and American), together with the Norfolk. Globe, Flat Duch, Red Top, &e., (f*e. Also a lot of Cabbage Feed for Fall ami Winter, including the Green Glaze, the most popular of all Cab bage. E ARE STILL IN THE MARKET FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON. RICE. PEAS, FINDERS, EGGS, POUL'l RV, POTATOES, and all kinds iff PRODUCE, all of which Khali have our prompt attention. We arc sole Agents for PAYNES'RUHRER SCRUBBER, a New Invention. Call and see them. ggv.-. BULL & SCOYILL. fob 2H THOMAS RAY IS STILL TO RE FOUND^VT THE LATE STAND OF liAY ?& BRO'S, Prepared to do all kinds of REPAIRING auf BUILDING NEW WAGONS. BUGGIES built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK IN GENERAL attended to, with promptness and despatch. IRON of all kinds constantly nn hand, und for sale at Charleston prices, freight added. PLOWS and SWEEPS made to order. From this date, I will keep constantly on hand READY MADE COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST VARIETIES. ('barges as moderate as the times will admit. VARNISH ES avd PAINTS constantly on hand. Also MAN HATTEN AXLE GR EASE, for greasing Wagon and Buggy Axles, &c., for sale at low rates sept 28?lyc THOMAS RAY. IWOULD lfESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF ORANGERURO ANP THE ADJOINING Districts that I am still at my Old Slsnd, ready to do any work in my line at the Shortest Notice. I have on hand several Now and Second hand CARRIAGES and RUGOIES, also l\n WAGONS, one 4 Horse ari't one }. ?ALSO I have established a LUMBER YARD : and will keep constantly on hand HOARDS, SCANTLING, &o , of all kin.Is usually in demand, and con fill all Orders with Despatch. My Cotton Gins lind Pre:?9 arn in perfect ordor, and ready to GIN on TOLL for all those who may favor me with their Cotton the coming Season. FOR SALE LOW Two 50, Two 40 sind One 45 SAW GINS. Om IUGEESOLL'S COTTON PRESS. -ALSO BEADSTEAVS of Various Kinds. I I A.m.'Llsr RIGGS. rgl <> HA VftSirrT'S. ? .tunlicantN ][ for I In'benefit ol llunkrupl Act, for whom ! I am Assignee will please hike nolici?, thai when I there arc no ussola of value, before I enn proceed in their > .i (H, und to Hccurc their ilineliargc, imust place in my hnnds funds to pay f<>r AtlvetUsing, ' liecoriling, itnil mv oxpeiiscsi. juno -J7- it 1' V DllUibi; ry n. WOI/1K HAS JlhST ktli-| ? , ('K1VKD n freali supply of ('noire Family Orooerh'tf, itit?t (Jibabii'a XXX Whiskey. Very low 1 or ('ash nov ill c \TOTlCK.-?.UiL PERSONS IVHO }^| lefl Papers in the Clerk's Ofilco to lie Heoord-I ??il without paymoiit <>t |lie fees; are notified tlmi they will find llicm ul il.tlicc of Messrs, Iii ir & Dibble, where they onu oMnin I li city i>_ jmying fees, ind gh ing ;j receipt. .lOShTH F ?01UNSON, inly ?!?"> * Tin M?LLER & DAVIS. JUST UKCEIVK1) j NEW SUVTLY OF ALL KINDS OF FAMILY UllOf fl?4 N. ('. Flilut', C. Sides, Uro. t Stripes and : Hha?Dlcrs. Constantly on hand WATER M L ORIST. Also, ii lot <>? very cheap BUpGi UMRRKLLAS Warranted 12 months, by Mr. JOHN DAVIS; iiinkcr ' and repairer of nil kinds of Unibrcllns, Coma and sec* for yourselves. M?LLER & DAVIS, nov '.)?ly Drnugliton Street. TVfOl'ICK. The Ice Creiini Sfttooii I [>| at the Old College Chapel >y111 hereafter bo opened <>n Friday ilfternoon of enck tveek. from ti to o'clock. .inly 11 * tjr Sheriff's Sales. Ry virtue of sundry writs of fk ftV.* to ttto direetwL. I will soil to the highest Udder, at Orangeburi Court House, on the first Monday in Augtttt next, for cash the following property Vit ; One tract of land containing three hundred and forty acres, more or w&a\ Also another tract of limit containing two bondred and fifty acres hi ore or lens, lying on Willow Swamp, adjoining lands of S. B. SaWyer. Also I will sell on the day following} trj Writ: Tuesday the 4th day of August, A. 1). 1808-, *l the rcs'ulenco of A. Ih bowling, the following per"bun*> property for cash, viz : One mule, three cows nh'1 calves, one yearling, five head "of hogs, 1 two horse wagon, 1 one horso eait, one gi&, ulltt KtWcMc attu t lot of farming imploincnts. Levied on as the pro perty of A. !f. Dowling, at the suit of C. H. Dow ling, purchasers ttt pMly Wr papers and stamps-. Sheriff's Offllic, \ , H. B1008,. OrangtburgC. H., 8. C, > 8. O. Qi July l?, 18G8. j july 18 ?A DR. ?LlVEROS~ OFFERS TO TUB CITIZENS ?F.??* ?nngeburg District, a varied and well se lected assortment of MEDICINES, TOI LET SOAR, PEFUMEBIK8 and Proprie tary Article*. Encouraged by the continued patronage ?f Kin friends in the District, he assures thorn that no At* fort will be spared in cautioning hi* DRUG CTOB? a District couvcDienee. AU SURQICAL, DUKTAL and ?BBTBfRlCAfi. INSTRUMENTS, not on hand, will bo entered flrsfll the Rest Makers, Without extra ehnrgc. Country McrclJn?te can buy their supplies IWht me on as good to via? ?s iii New York. Heads of families,, and all in need of Msdtslsdl should remember Hint Dr. OLIVEROS' DRUG STOItE, is the place wlicro you oan save joor noli1 cy! mokbt!! MONEY 11! DR; OTjIV?&O?* CHILL anil FEVER CURE?-? Safe, Speedy, and Certain Remedy for Fev.cr *tid AgUB., or Chill and Fever. fe J. UblVERbS, M. D. may 2 Ijr roil SALE, OFFER FOR KALE ON .EASY f ERMS, TUM followiilg vahia bio Real Estate: A FINE DWELLING HOUSE, and improved Premises ill OfrUifevbUrc, Un Russell Street, nearly Opposite the Presbyterian Church Lot. ... Altib. that DESIRARTE TRACT df LAND, on the Ohl IMl?mbia Road, about title Hille fr?t? Uroiige burg, adiilirably local cd lor d lteltdeHbe add Faritl. Also a PLANTATION neor RbWs Pump, with fine Settlement: Also 1500 ACRES near BraHctilHlet improved and unimproved, tracts to suit purchasers* Apply to ,, J; 1f. it. BUK**. july 18?5m Uhtrigeflurg, 8. 0. FRESH GROCERIES, &C. JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING TUB ABOVE, CdNBlSTlNQ^Of Bacon, Lard, Flodt4, ??gar, tj?tTc?| &e., ALSO jpRBSii ORIST A*19 uralt? All df which 15 dffbrcd at pTlctiB to suit tha timeit fur itic Cadh. COUNTRY PRODUCE wattliiaJW which I will giro the cash or OooU? at tiaftli prices. J, tTl PATTERSON'S, may 30 1 y OjiJ'o?ite Bull & BeovillV McNamara & Jones, HAVE JUST RE?ElVED K NcW Siiriiig alidSiiirtn46rSljrIefl of Cloths, Cassimeresi Linens, Ao, Ladies Dress Gfooda /.V GREAT VARlKVy. CALICOES, Ac, At., which will be sold Low For Cash. Fresh Family ?ro?eriea-, t)f all kinds constantly on hand at may 28?tf McNAMARA A JGKB8': FRESH SUPPLIES AT T?? COURT HOUSE STORE. NEW FAMILY FLOUll and SHORTS for Bisctiita; Decker's 1st arid 2d Quali ty Self-Rising Flridh SUGARS?Crushed, "A? whito, Yel low and Brown. COFFEE?Government, Jn-va vAid Rio Quality.) Bacon?Prime Wctrt*rn Si<roa aiA Brsafetai Stripe*. jcis6 T OR ACOO?Chewing and SmtiMng M?LA8SB0. An assortment of FANCY O?NDt, 0OCOAK?T CAKES, ko. . A lot of WESTERN CORN *b' ?trlvej. AR of which will be sold at lowest prices for ttash br Bar-' ter. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Court House Store, Market Street, ?ot 19 1/ mu 11X11? BKKI>S! TURNIP SEED'S!! TURHtP SEEDS III TH?OD?llE KOHN, AGBNTj Opposite Cor net son, Kramer & Co^ lias inst received direct from D. LANDRETH & SON a large assortment Of fresh and gefiUltto TTJIlNtJ3 QlETStJS* Also has oh hniid LORII.LARB'S YACHT CL?? and EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCOS? in whloh Meerschaum Pipes are daily packed as prlieai Always keeps on ttAftti FR?stt dlioUNt) Grist and Meal, (! roceMes Of all de.sctiptioHe, Pipes; Italian Violin Strihgs: ,"tc, At: may If) ly DENTAL K?TICE. DR. L. 1). RADZINSKY RESPECTFULLY 1N forms the Public that ho Has Established his Ottiee for the Prnctico bt Dclilistry iu all its branches, at bis Residence bn Market Street, Oppo* site w|iitteiuove's Factory; Work done in Gold, Vtiibnhile, Silver, and Pla tinn, and all work warranted fllv 1'J months. L. 1). ilAD/.lNSKY, M. D., may 15?ly Surgeon Dentist,