The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, December 04, 1869, Image 8
POETRY. *
Wedded Lovo.
BY J. O. WHITTIKB.
And if tho husband or the wifo
Iu homo's strong light discovers
Such slight defaults as failed to moot
Tho blended eyes of lovers.
Why need wo caro to ask T who dreams,
Without their thorns, of roses,
Or wonders that tho truest steel,
Tbo readiest spark discloses?'
For ytill in mutual sufferance lies
The Bcoret of truo living;
Love ceo reo is lovo that never knows
The Bweotncss of forgiving.
mau fed Iiis pigs turnips from ,tho first
week in July to the h\tt ol* September,
giving them uo other lood. They did
well, growing and keeping in fine condi
tion. Ho docs not believe in cooking
white turnips; steamed Swedes, with
plenty of meal, are good, but not so good,
he thinks, us potatoes.
More than iivo thousand pounds of
sour milk curd, were used in Chicago
last year, as n combining agent for color*,
by tho manufacturers of days./ By tho
use of acids the curd is transformed iuto
an adhesive substance which is a combin
ing agent for different colors. Without
it, they could not be printed on cotton
or woolen tissues to remain perfectly fast
thereafter.
A drunken Indian, on visiting the
city, betting strayed from his hotel,
found himself lost on trying7 to return to
it. After looking about in strange
lodges here and there, the Indian ex*
olaimed in dismay, "Injtin lost!" But,
recovering himself and unwilling to nc
knowledge such short-sightedness, con
tinued, drawing himself up :?"No,
Injun not lost?wigwam lost?Injun
here." Not a few men who are not
Indians havo lost their wigwuma in the
same fashion?but, poor fellows they are
There flourishes in n flourishing village
of Western New York a Mrs-, one
of those good-nnturcd people who have
a generous scorn of details, nud believe
on all occasions in giving a good effect
to their conversation. At one of the
periodic toa-parties to which the village
is subject, she was entertaining the com
pany with nn account of a meat astonish
iug hog which her lather had fattened
to the enormous weight of six thousand
pounds! Quito a murmur ofsurpri.se
went around the room, during which her
husband suggested, ''Oh, no, my dear, it
was six hundred pounds.'' '-Why,
Jeremiah," said she, iu disgust, "tho
skin weighed that."
The Massachusetts Ploughmujfcsays
'?We believe it is oconomy for every far
mer to cultivato roots. They aro very
useful as a chnngo ol feed in winter,
The cattle do better and they require
ices hay. No farmer should go iuto the
winter without roots."
Mr O, A Wylio, of Chcstor, informs
the Reporter that he has this year
gathered eighteen bushels of corn from
otuvfourth of ro.
A Cincinnati paper in its money mar
ket gives, as an evidence of the scarcity
of money thoro, that the first chsa Sa
bona have reduced the price of drinks to
ten eeaM.
A Splendid Chance,
An Extraordinary Offer,
Don't Belay; Send at Once.
THE LE-ADIlSrO
Agricultural Journal
OF THE COUNTRY.
Free For One Year.
AMERICAN STOCK-JOURNAL.?A first
olass monthly, 'containing 32 large double
cofumn pages devoted "to Farming and stock
breeding, containing regular dopnrtmeats
for the Practical Farmer, Dairyman, Stock
Breeder, Wool Grower, and Poultry Keeper,
&c., &c, &o. Illustrated with numerous
fine Engravings and bound in hnmesomcly
tinted covers. Farmer? will find this month
ly a very efficient aid in all the departments
of Farming and Stock Breeding. .It has a
Veterinary Department under the charge of
one of the ablest Professors in the United
States, who answer? through the JoukXAK,
\frte of chary?, all questions relating to sick.
Injured or Diseased Horses, Cattle, Sheep
S*wine or Poultry. Thus every Subscriber
has a Horse and Cattle Doctor free.
We are now prepared to oiler the Amkri
canStock(Jovumal as a FREE GIFT Cor
ono year, to all new subscriber! (or renewals)
to the OKAXaiBtrna Ntcws who shall subscribe
Immediately and pay in advuaoo for the year
1S70. This is a rare opportunity which the
intelligent people of our section will no doubt
duly appreciate. Hand in your subscriptions
at once and secure Tiik &took Joi kxai. free
.for a year. -
CHAS. LT. HALL k CO.
nov 1"?tf Proprietors ''News.''
3 A
CHEAP GOODS 1!
rjlHF UNDEKSIGNKD IN VIEW OF AN
_|_ ent i rn
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
after tho FIRST of JANUARY nc.\t. will sell
the stock of
BiRY GOODS,
now in More tintil the lsi of January lies',
AT AM) UNDER (.'OST.
And after that dato
AT AUCTION
every Salesday and Saturday, until the en
tire Stock is sold.
All of the i.bore goods has been purchased
within the last
OO DAYS
AT
CASH V It I Q E S ,
thereby avoiding the necessity of otlcting
Old and Stoic-worn Stock. The slock con
sist of Homespuns. Calicos, Heady Made
Clothing, Hats. Caps. Shoes, and every arti
cle usually kept in a well fillrd
COUNTRY STUHR.
Call ami examine for yojirsolvCF,
-s * W. T. LlGHTPOOT.
nov 20 ly .inly HI
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
A full and complete stock of
PHY GOODS.
FANCY ARTICLES.
CLOTHING.
HATS.
HOOTS,
SHOES.
GROCERIES.
11AIIDW A lir.
? ASII ADVANCED
on COTTON Consigned to A. J. SALINAS.
' By
P. K. SAO VAS,
BAMBERG AND Gil \HAM'S
Mr. L. Ti IZLAlt will he found at my
Hamborg House, ami will be pleased to .serve
bis friends.
oct 2 tf
PACIFIC GUANO" COMPANY'S
coMfor.vn
Acid Phosphate of Liuio
For Cfiinpnstiug with Cotton bee!
rpillS ARTICLE IS MANUFACTURED
JL AT THE Company's Works, under the
direction ami superintendence ofDr. Ilaro
nel.
It contains the same elements of ferlilit\
as SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, except that
it is not furnished with AMMONIA. Ii is
prepared expressly for composting with cot
ion seed, which furnishes ili^ clement til
AMMONIA; the object being to remb i thai
Hide product of Iba plantation available to
the highest degree a* mi element ol fertility.
For further and particular informal ion apply
'to the undersigned.
Terms?$4fi cash, or $50 on 1st November,
lo7f). for approved City,acceptances or nth r
good security.
j. N It0 IIS! ?N,
Agent for Soul Ii Cai olina,
1 Ulld 2 Atlantic Wharf, Char!. -.. ii.
JOHN S. KEKSE, .lt..,
General Agent, Baltimore,
oct 00 Bin
ORANGEHURO-tlN Kquitt.
?
John F. Honnef t, I Bill for Sale of'
Admin ist rn I or. I Real Kstato to pay
vs. I tor Injunction an i
.Tno P. North et u? et nl. | Kolief.
By order of the Court of Equity, nil per
sons having demands against the Estate ol
Mary PoU, deceased, are required 10 prose Ii I
ami prove the sa::;c before llm undersigned
on or before the first day of January next,
or be debarred payment.
Oct. 2U, 18U?. * OEO. BOLIVEII,
oct "10?id Special Keforoo.
ORANOEBUltq-^ Iv'i nv.
F. W. Fairey, j Bill for Account, Bale
va . I of In tost a lea, Kcal Ks
Jnno K. Parsons, j tateaud for Relief.
Adm'x, ct. al. J
By virtue of an order in the above named
cause, the CrcdilqrM of the late Joseph H.
Miirpbey, deceased, are hereby notified that
they are required (o present ami prove their
respective Demands before Charles I?. (Hov
er, Esip, Special Referee, at Oiangeburg.
South Carolina, on or before! tho Aral day ol
Jnnilflry next, or they Will be debarred pay
ment.
Clerk's Offloo, i GEORGE B?L1VKR,
rniigohurg. S. C. \ C C. P.
U Oct. 10, 18G0. J
oct 2)1 Id
N?T1< Ii. ? All P?raonS In
debted to W. L. W. K1LKY as n Me,,
chant In Orangoburg Village, will ploast
come ii ruani ffftii METTLE *J1>? 118 longer in
dulgence can not be given.
Iiov <i-~tf JOHN DAVIS, Agt.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To parties in want or DOORS, fiABHES
ami BLINDS, wo ,roforto the advertisement
of P. i\ Toalo,'the largo manufacturer of!
those goods in Charleston. Prico list furn
ished on application.
july 17 9m
?? 1 ? ?-? ? . ? ?
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
T
HE K4|UITAKIiK IiIFE CON
duuts its business on the
PURELY
MUTUAL
AI iL
CASH PLAN.
"PAY AS YOU (!0" is the safe rule in
LITE ASSURANCE
as in anything else.
. Its NEW BUSINESS in tho year 1808 ex
celled that of any ??CHECK," '?NOTE" or
"MIXED'* COMPANY by upwards of Twelve
Millions.
ALL PROFITS divided among the Policy
Holders annually.
INCOME.-.. 0.000,000.00
ASSETS.10,000,000.00
The EQUITABLE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
?fters to tho Public all tho REAL ADVAN
TAGE which can with safety bo conceded
by any Company. . ?
N. AUSTIN DULL,
juno 20?apl 3?tf Local Agent.
1 AAA RK?V.f.HIh?i WILL
Io'm'v' give One Thousand Dollars
Howard for any ease of tho following diseases,
which the medical faculty have prouotlliccd
incurable, that Dr. Riohnu's Golden Remedies
will not radically ? nie. Dr. Richnu'sGolden
llalsain, No. I. will cure Hyphillis in its
primary and secondary stages, such as old
ulcers, ulcerated sore throat, soro eyes, skin
eruptions, soreness* of the scalp, eardication
diseases and uicrctiry thoroughly. . Dr.
Richaii's Goldon Ihilsitm No. ?_. will euro the
third stages, or Lertiary Syphillis, Sypltillitic
and Mercurial Rlicitmntism, and i defy those
who sillier from such diseases to obtain a
radical cure, without I ho aid of this mu.iicinc,
which do:-; not prevent the patient from eat
ing and drinking v. hat they like. I have hun
dreds of certificates showing the inirnoulou.i
cures effected by I hi sc remedies. Price of
either No. 1 or No. 2 SV? per bottle, or two
botiles $0. Dr. Itichau's Gold* u Antidote?^
safe, speedy, pleasant, and radical cure Im*
Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Irritation, Gravel, and nil
urinary tlcrivugouit Iiis, accompanied with
full direct ions, warranted lo'enre. Price
per bottle. Dr. itichau's Golden Elixir
de Amours?A radical euro for General De
bility in old or young, imparting energy to
those who have led a life ol sensuality. I'
is invalunblo to those wild arc anxious for
an increase of family, Powerful, harmless,
and .speedy in- restoring health. Price :? '>
per bottlo, or two bottle.-. $'.). On rcocipl of
price, by moneyed order, registered'letter,
or express, these retne Ii? -' v ill l>9 shipped to
any place. Prompt attention paid to ;:!'
correspondents. None genuin? without the
name of Dr. Ilichnu's Remedies, D. H.
Itii-hards, sole proprietor, blown in glass of
bottles. Address DR. D. 0. lilt IIAU'S,
No. L'2S Varick at., New York. Ofticc lieurs
from '.t .\, m. to r. Circhlars .rent.
Aug. 21 If
ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
Pj use of the M iilical Profe.
Family, possessing I hi so intrin: ic med cit
properties which belong to on Old ami Pur.)
Gin. Indisponsabic to Females. Good for
Kidney Complaints; A delicious Tonic. Pul
up in cases containing one doz'n bottles euch,
and sold l?v all Druggisls, Grocers.
A. M. lUNlNGER, & CO.,
Establish 1778, No. l? Reaver St.; N. V.
DR. E. .1. 0L1VEROS, Agent,
july 01?'?in Orangchurg, S. C.
This wonderful vege
table restorative is the
sheet-anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
ics. As a remedy lor
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec
ial ly subject, it is
superseding every other
stimulant. In all "
climates, tropical, tem
perate or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes a
standard article?a me
dicinal staple. It is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
world?be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
aug 21 c Jy
J7?xi:?UTons kotice.- ah
14 Persons having dcinaude ugainsl the
Estate of F. M. Po-.tcr, deceased, will pre
sent ti c- same properly attested, mid ill \ er
Borfs indebted to said Estate will make iinnie
diatr payment to tin undersigned on or be
fore the flrsl da'y of March next.
ALLEN PORTER,
net 00?Id Qualified Lxetutov.
Notico of Dismissal.
Estate of Wade II. Gaukln.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI
Concerned, thai I will apply to the
Judge of Probate of Ornngcburn* County, at
Ornngcbh'rgi 8, C? on Tuesday, tho 7th day
of December next, toi n final discharge from
the Administration of the above named Es
?ato. ? A. J. GAM KIN,
nov 0?It Farming Administrator.
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, HATS & SHOES,
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.,
CORNER RAILROAD AN D KUSSE LL-S'J RVA-Vi S.
OFFER TO .THE CITIZENS OF ORANOEHURO COUNTY. A WJ2LL SELECTED
Stock of which they guarantee t? *?ell LOWER Mian any- House in this plaoe.
CLEAR BACON SIDES.
'SHOULDERS.
SUOAR CURED BREAKFAST STRIPS.
SUGR CURED HAMS at eta.
SOG tl 3. COFFF.E8. *
BUTTER. LARD*
SYRUP. MOLBSSBS.
MACK I REL. HERRINGS.
FINE OLD HOLLAND OTN AND FRENCH BRANDY.
GIBSON'S XXX Will SRKY at $8.00 per Gallon.
PURE OLD CORN <!.? 2 pO ??
OLD BOURBON do l'.C? ?
Call und Exathine our Stock. ocl 10 sopl L">??in
LABOE! NEW!! ATTRACTIVE!!!
-+AND-J
CHEAP!!!!
at
COElfELSOH, KRAMER & CO/5.
() U II S T O C K 0
Foreign, Domestic and Fancy Dry f??o'ds
FOR Tal IC r\!.l. AN!) WINf Ell TRADE !
A FINK tisforttnont of Gent? and Boys CLOTH IrNC?, II A TS, .ROOTS am!
j\ SHOES, u eond to nnnu in >.'?>.- Market .
. CROCERlfiS, IIAR!)\VAKE, SADDLES. HARNESS, CROCKP.RY I
and all otlior lines lully assorted.
New Goods Reeeivod by Every Steamer.
B@-AVo Roy COTTON, RICB and PRO DUCK :tt the llitrhest Market
PRICES.
,-C:,,,:,; one ;.?d 5,11 ! < );:,. .-.!| J ?
- CORN ELS?N, KRAMER & CO.
o??t 'J
sei u
lv
F1EE! S:. m ! S FI 111 !!!
INSURE YOI :i PROPERfA As'AINST LO
GORNELSON, KRAMER & CO.,
ACENTS OK
GEORGIA HOME IN3?RA: TOS GOMPANf,
i x < 'o zi po a a r ;> ; S5?,?-a wn et?, j a*, i: ivsos.ss
James River Irisiiranee ^oiftpany,
AJOTO'ltl^E!) CA PIT \?. 1 .*.?:???? ?".
15 0 T i! S 0 t" V II E R X C C *fi P A N 1 :?: S. "3 R
m g 11 . tf
f I
'?'.> ;' '- '. ?' . -
1 ?^?;^:.v.,:;';v...-> ' '.
The "CAROLINA FEIITU [ZEa" is made from the
PhuFpliatos of South Carolina, anil i> t r i tin ? ' : ?. t?e ??? of too
ln?fd Matntrcfl known, only inferior to Poruvian tiunu? iii :. i''< rti! /.i . ? !*. ?; ? rftos '?
'Those Ph :<phati'S uro the rtv.n.ijitr <d ?? aito-! i ud tutd set: aiiitnt.Js, utnl pt?.?*.? ess
(juiilitit'.s of tin* grcutcst value '?? the \ ultttri t.
Wo annex tiu> analyst^ i t' Pi ? ?- r in pattl
??LABORATORY OF TUE UEIHCAL niLl. ?IE OS' r??)L'TH CA fl 01. IN A.
.*!i-.1v-:s of ?'AKOLK \ i !-:; i !; ":. ? : . '
Molt tut expelled n( :.'! -' i'.
Organ iff Matter, with Hottie wa'i
Fixed I iiirri 'Iii .its.
Amontii.
Phosphoric Acid^-Siiluhle.
Insobl ?.
SulpLuric Acid.I 1.01
S .1| I ale ?')' FiOmsIi.
? : ? !.:.:" i I Soda.
S Hilt.
t in :|i ? strength ?! ' It 1"' -
LINA FKRTI Ll/.nn, ? mtiiiiu d.
We will fur.tiish this ? ;< i
pel- tot! irt" '1 000 J)'.t!ll |S,
C i r'A >. ^^
? nov Ii?'Im
FtUiSliI i
w A
Alf
175, 177, AND 170 i
lit*
Kill 4 H \r
IJ I I'
TT/* EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAR SB VNH * M
Jj\_ of ?'?Sinei Furnitur?'. Ol tS?- Int? M and most approved fttj '.?
which cannot fall to please, consisting, in ni. : Ri
FE RN IT I i; L. Uca?lsleods, Bun its, \s l >> ? i-drol
Sofas, Totc-n-Telca, Chairs, Arm I hair , Rtickifij l.'li'dt . U hat
blcs. Marble nn?l Matioganx I'ops. Secret a r,>
COTTA?.E SETS Qf ? vt'i\ ?Icscfij lion
? k l a b rr ic i O.-'j
Will.ont a rival tor LlM RV. ECONOMY, ULI
Uiditdsterv. The li?st Assortliionl over. ofteved in this Mi rk .
N. B.?GOODS CAREl l LEV PACKED FOR SiillM SO,
may 1 lc
it iirtoes
\ Ii l!R
v. tluril
'll rc Ta
ll and
1 2m
REEDER & DAVIS,
COTTON FACTORS
?and?
. ttENEIlAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
ADQER'S NORTH WHARF,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca.
consignments 11kspegt full y so
licite1).
Oswi-.i.i. llf.Knr.it. Kimmkbmam Davis.
eng 28 vreo Oin
WM. INF. LAAVTON,
COTToN FACTOR,
AM?
COMMISSION M ERCIIANT,
CHARLESTON, S. C
Liberal advances rnmle on consignment*
and produce shipped lo Liverpool, Sie. ?
8ept 2? ?reo -im
Geo. W. Williams & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
CO TTON JA CTORS <P DA NE EES
[Iaync Street, Charleston, S. C.
Williams, Taylor & Co.,
com Ml SS I () N m KR?H A NTS.
ti."> Iie.avcr St., and Kxeliango Place,
X E IV Y <> II M .
npl 17 ?m
Wilt C. BEE & CO ,
l'i? flora nml
com MISSION M KltC II A NTS,
22 ADGEJVR WHARF,
( II A R L EST 0 N, S. C.
V.m. f. Dkr. TiiKooohr. D. JKnvr.r.
LIREIIAL ADVANCES* made upon Con
ugtimcnts i<> the above House, for tlio Char
I oat on. New Verl: and Llv< rpool Markets.
Apply :<> JAM ES URpWNK,
sept I?tf At D. Louis' Storo.
GEORGE S~ HACKEE
B.A.SJ I BJ illSTD
AND
door V A ('TO II V .
KING STREET, OPPOSITE CANNON,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
A ''ir;e S:,.ek i f the above <>n bund. All
<r.-1' is for the satno promptly n !-1.
sept is r-m
A. 9ALJ X Asa,
FACTOR AND
i -m>51 M SI :*.*? M E ill 71A
CHARLESTON S. C.
Liberal cd van ;es made i?n Cotton.
Rr.JT.UKNer.tt?Firsi National (tank, Peo
ple's National Pank. \le.-Jrs. Jno. Eraser
., Churlcstiiii. S July ?ly
;::;?:] Brothers.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
liK.VI.KltS is
ilroeeti -. i* !::?--. Li?|U??ts. Tobacco, Scgars.
; s FttMi ./;,...
C IS A R l. ES'10 N, S . C.
pi ? i. i v\r-, li. lioi.l.MASN.
RU RNlIxVM,
,S*mc?h - '?? '? it'. Uitrnftnm,
I Ein? ;t.. Si: ii Red Mort.tr, Just below
Calhoun Charleston, S. C,
nr.Ai.nn in
i Medicines, Chemical-*, Alcoiud. Pure
V\ ines und Lhjuois tur Medicinal Pur
poses, Pcrftuutry, Soaps, lirtishcs,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Oct 2 ' Iv
SBWARI) PERRY,
158 M KITING Si UK KT.
. i ;:osiu* Cbus-lestou ErSotcl,
< um:ij:s i\k\. s. s.
5 YEALEit LN SCHOOL, LAW und MRDl
\ ) ralP.ou.ks.
LAW ELANK.S, &c.. BLANK LOOKS of
nil St vie* o li.-i: 1 and mit lo lo order.
ST \ l IONEUY ?f ?11 kind-.
PRIN 1 ING .?: every description executed
tvsth ; Liuiptuess and s.t rt'a^onahle rutr
PRINTING PAPERS and Wado ii IV.?
find ?: i. PR IN i ISO INK.
be', (im
W l L I rP I? 'S
Ti A Ys itv. iv o u e; s .
117 Mfffintf .*?>,?< *.*. Chnvl*r*Mn, So. Ca.
tl >N UM EN TS. liEAO STONES, MAR
>,7 4 ) <? iwid Sinuc I'ile, Illue Flagging and
1.vii Stone Work, of every description.
SCOTCH liKANLTH MONUMliNTS,
n. win! ?-. a. t?. wiiitk.
li ay '. c 1 '-in
i~?VXl'VU81 ij, BJEI>I)IX(J, Ac.
^ ,.. WIIITK'S Pu unit uro Ware-Rooms,
... ol Mark : and King Streets, Charles
[Vui, S. c . supplies many families, both
? and Town In lheir full satisfaction.
II : I i ti tv quotations from letters ho re
ceived:
N>:-.\ iir.Nuv. April 8, Is*'-.'.'.
Mit. II \V ' I PTE ?D : v n Silt: The Fumi
i ?:. .... safe to liaiitl and was just as you
n presented :?. Ntmibers of visitors have
. ! .i it. uii.l it is much admired, in fact
nothing like it in this place. It maj be the
mean ? <-i your selling more lure.
Yours truly,
i Another from Winii il ro, S. ('.. s^ys:
?v. . ? . wi .1 pleased with the Birit. Send
\\., i Irohc to inatoh."
And on,, from Orangehiirg County :
'?Fuiiiitiire arrived safe, and family de
lightt'd."
i r; him for yourself.
lie keeps CPA DLLS too.
Corner King n id Market Streets,
may?-12m e5 Charleston, S. C.
'Vhv Chester lleportei4
A WKKKKV newspapkr,
IM itl.lsllV.H BY
K, C McLtti f ? J. A. Bmtllpy. Jr.,
AT
ch KSTKll, .v*c.
I'l.KMS-.Invariably in Advance.$8.60
nor (1 * tf
H
Fall and Winter Stock
OF EVERY VARIETY '
Just Received by.
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO.
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Shoe?,
Hats, Groceries, &c. ,K: ^
l'ure Wines, Li
jgquors Alo, .Fortor,
etc., constantly om -
band. |
\ V I . now on Itand as fine a lot of SEW
ING MACHINES as can bo bought'
iiuwhere in the United States. This Ma- ?,,
chine is constructed on a new prinoiplo of
moohaiiiciHin, possessing rare and valuable '
Improvements. Having been examined by
i he ntost profound experts, and pronounoed
lobe Simplicity and Perfection combined.
Sot iafactiun guaranteed,
. Wo w.ll buy COTTON and all other PROr
DUCK, giving the highest market prio?, er
ship for auy ono, FREE of CHARGE and
Miakq LIBERAL ADVANCES on the samel'" :
F. IL W. BRIGGMAflN It GO. ?
I\ J?. l1OALE, t
Manufacturer of Doom, Saih ?!in4
Chorleston, S. G.,
:i Stttft)
nAVING TUE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE FACTOItY in theSourbi
crn States, nnd keeping ?vlwnys ?>n hand r.
largo ami most complete stock of DOORS, /
s \Sil ES, BLINDS, Sash' Doors. Store Doors.
Shutters; Mouldings, &c-? &c, I am odahlod rn;
to sell low and at ma)iu*joturcra' prices.
N. IL?-Strict attention paid to shipping ih '
good order. . .. t- -<?--,- ?
July 2 4 npl 24 ,y ,
irLOCIS, AGENT^--;;.
HAS RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
and Baltimore with a full and assort- '
cil stook of
> ...... o: 'i. ^??
Fall & Winter Goods.- i
a r.so ' ' ' i??' '
Receiving a full simply of ' ' l '
FRESH <} KUCK Ii I ES. Sc.
P. LOUIS. Agent,
At Ihu t'orhor.
sept 2? ? tnrr Di ? ly
WM. WFLLCOCly,
KUHSKLis street. , . a
<5:5A7?iJE^:;;j:c?. a. c.
p| ESPECTFULLY INFfW.TfSTHB OITI
^ ^ rein* of Oran^ebnrg Comity, ih'ai be i?
.v reci ivlng a?large supply of
DRV GOODS AND FRESH FAMILY
GROl KR! ES. also Cabinet. Urgl" and F.onr-'j
i . :i Brands. Kenteji Ate. and the raoiMtav
Ledger Seg.irs.
I!i? stock of tin* WARE rnd HOCKE1
FURNISHING GOODS, is th- |arg'>t(io.tb?J! ,.r
i*.unity. First-chnss STOVErf Kept eon?t.int
|y on hand a?:d warranted tn work -.v-rjl....?
inly "l may I ly.
_'__,_>; ;;rntno.q v?J
Stale o: South Carolifla,
Oirttfv* ESS C'Ol/.VrV
PROBATE COURT.. ,,. ,?
M. SMITH, EXECUTOR OiLJ'KX
\ . lx.-' Will und I'ertutneiit of J. P. J\.
Dant/.Ier, deceased, liavihji tiled hif'PetifTW.
hi ibis Uotjrl for Leave lo Kstablieh *Kftu. j
i ormer i xisteuec, Ctiitmtv an<i Lous of the
.: Will of .I. K. F. Dan tiler. On c*.i)?i*<: (.
of Messrs. PcTreville .<c Sistiunk.it is ir
dcrcd that all persons iniercstcd Jhctvln dei- -O
appear before this Court on the loth du> of"
December, ix?'?", to introduce k'na o o?,? kx^-'
aiuiiic wii!.. - ,- touching ih? So tu?.h-oiUd
i bev so desire.
Til AD. ('. A NDRirWTt;
r. i t 1!- ?;. i Judge ol l'robal?.
State of South Caroling
ORANG EBU Rt! COO?'i YV^ be"t
IN EQUITY. ???n:??xa j/aii
[n the matter of Lost'Documents ax rxmra
Mary M.irchant.
Mary Marchant of the Town of Orangcburjr
having filed her petition in thiB ??rrt t?lef
inblish ihe former Existence, Cpntex^ls ?indr;,
Loss ol :. certain Deed of Conveyance ofanPrt
Land in shitl Tc*.vn situate at Corn*?-?F a
Market und Amelia Streets, executed by^\f
.iiditi Mai chant to raid Mary Marchant in
lSl-,0. On motion of W. .1. DeTt>vine, Esip,- ?'
Solicitor, it is ordered, that ?11 p.-rhOiW intyr.T . |
? : Ki-pear-lvcforc iiic on the 21.'t davor
Dcetmbeu, l^ti'.t. to introduce oi-ctiiss oxain- '
inc evidence louuhiug tiio preiniaeai ?1mh<H
t bey s?> desire. t
GEOKGB fi^UVCT,
Snpt. 21. 1 -?">--td
t"M?K SAIiE, ElEXT
^ (HI LEASE.
TIIF. PINT. PLANTATION ?
Belonging to the Bstntcof tho lato Gv?ioncl ?
KF.1TT. and well known as .ho
i i>i'JilU<'.l
I> it r h y Pliio?.
Thrsp LANDS arc among the BEST ^tf' '
the District, bctflg situated on' TTTmrSi-Greekr
commanding A FINK W ATFR-pOWER,,qu^
of a Rich Ked Clay Soil. They are otTercd
ol ONE-HALF their Valuation in lHtiti. SnitF
Tract contains fiOO acres. itt?:t hi
Cenilitioiis?j?.?(S>?niie-lkird cash, .<]>?
balance in two yearly instalments. ' A.Mn'si^' '
MRS. LAUKKNtfH RBIT1V;. id
nov 7?tf i "li.irleston, S. C.
voik i:?in itorcby Ui*x>)t*y
\\ lo the LEGATEES of the ESTATE of
t llltlSTlAN WOLFE, doeensed; to fiVf*?rra
before Tliail. ('. ?mlrew?. .fffitjje" 6T lrrobatc,
on tiie Jth day of DeoVAibcV ntxt,.fc.r a sci
Ilenient. Application --v ill bo made on, tl\aC
day for a Final Discharge of W. C. WoTK uU
Executor of said Estate. ' ? ? f 1 ' 1
W. C, WtH.FK.
nov 0?tt Executor.
_1-iL_' l. , ? at-i
ORANGElil!RG ? In Equity.
Washington P. Glover, 1 Bill lor SaV%;ofx
Administrator, (_ Real Estate, to naj
I ifVbf?, for liTjrrnL*--'1
Sophia A. Glover, et. al. j iion-?MMl--R*dicl.
By virtue of an order in the aJiQvc n.ioied
cause, the creditors of the late l.ewir C.
(Dover, decoased. are hereby notVrtwl
ihcy nr? required to present a?^ provcJl!ur
respective demands before, ilie undcrstgnei
the Special Referee, ftt 'OiHrMmlflfrg.yfliNI
Carolina. <*n or before the fir*f."Uy JJaj|
urv next, ov they will fc^? debitVCeft
Cterl;'s Ofiice. ) 0EO.'WYf,! VffR. -
Orai.pehurg. S. C.. {? ? ); C. CiJ??
Octobe r 22, ltMi'J. J
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