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Augustus B. Knowiton,
AHorney *t C'ouaiHcllor at I.nw.
AT LEW1SV1LLE.?Wednesday and Sat
ntrdav. Resides at ??Oakland"' near Fort
?Motte, S. C.
dec IK 3m
LAW XOTK Il.
DeTreville & Sistrunk,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
uiiAXtiKituitn, s. a
"W. J. DKTKKVJt.LK. F. t). SlSTlM-NK.
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(GLOVER & "GLOVER,
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<."OI?7f?F.T,?.,OSlS AT LAW,
OKANOEItULU C. IE. 8. O.
T???. W. Gi.ovaa. Moutimer Gr.ovuu.
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HUTS0HS'& LEGARE,
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS.
Will attend the Courts ill Orangeburg,
Harnwell and Beeufort, and thw United States
?e?rt*a?
OFFICE AT ORANGEBURG. 8. C.
W. M.TJcrnov. Vf. F. Hctso?.
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ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS
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MALCOLM L browning,
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ORANGEBURG ?. H? So. Ca
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Will bo In Orangeburg every Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Offica 10 roar of BULL, SCOV1LL & PIKE,
fob. 20 If
"DR. Hrw/lffiNNERLY,
O R A X G IS R U K G ,
HAVFNG REMOVED TO THIS PLACE,
Respectfully offers his Professional
Services to tho Citizens and Vicinity.
Office on Russell Street, opposite Bull,
Scovill A Pike's.
marlS 2m
DR. J R. T00MER,
ORANGER URO, 8. C.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI
ZENS of Orangeburg and Vicinity that he
baa resumed the Practice of Medicine, and
?an be found at his Residence on Russell
?ti *;t. ,jan It'?ly
55. "W. ItOBIisLSON.
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FASIIIOXAHI.*: TAILOR,
I have the pleasure to announce to my nu
merous Customers *"d the Public generally,
that having removed to a Central Position,
handy and convenient to all, I am now pre
pared Cat. Kit ami innke Up a UKNTLK.
MAN'S WARDROBE with Neatness owl
Despatch. Terms liberul and Work War*
ra&tsd. Tlo.uk to 1 fat the Patronage of the
post, I respectfully, solicit its continuance.
Nest door to Messrs. Bull, Scovill & Pik,.. I
oan bo ?omul at all times.
jso 9? ly D. W. ROBINSON.
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Jcrnps from Josh Billings'*
Albninnx.
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y 5tli. Perhaps rain; perhaps
ary 10th, Hi Wcnthor ahiftly j
ro ico.
?y is likn eolone water, fco be
not swallercd.
Iv. birds hold convenshuns and
down snutb. tree toads honst
[thcr tip trjes and warble sum
katydid chew music and spit
Ifrccly, und Lull Imgs post their
tirr tu '/"ii'ifj Sjt?rtffUrH?In shout
a deer ^Monk's like a ealfalways
k:is tew miss it if it ir. a calf and
It it ir. 11 deer,
fishing lor krabs use yurc lingers
tit; yu kan feel them when they
itc.
L.v HoUKUs.?Tlio ?dl'iwl'pp joint reso
lution, offered in thc.*!ouse Saturday by
Henderson, and whljh was referred to
tho Conpin it tee 011 Ltbor, is of interest
to the laborers and their oniployers
thnm-houttbc^
lie ft rimih ril. b> the lloilso <if Re
ivo.s, tho Senate euncurrinf.'.
Govertmi bo and is hereby
I litid cmpov ere..', inimoilmtely
passage ol this rcsotutio.il, tul
otitract agon*; ur BupflrviRorH of
tnty ?l the State, whose duty it
in furnish all persons wishing; tu|
wiih proper forms, bbowiuj
the obligations of employers nnd|
?s.
the a^cut. or BUparvisof shall I
I cilice at the county seat of e:ich|
where shall be recorded a copy
contract .made, hild the uames ?f|
ies to the saiuo; to bear and e.\.
II d sa jtvcincuts, ami. as umpire
ustfee to the aggrieved pa'rty.
in such C0K?S which retjuire legal
nee thruuoh the cfiurfs.
eiiiitraets shall be in dupllbatc
10 cnipl'iycr and the emplyw hold
each ; and the third shall lit;
id ree n ded in Xno (illiee of the
ir supervisor fbr tlie i uunty, each
rWtiiviiiij the signature and seal t)V
j the ngx'iit to validate it. for which duty
be shall receive a lee ol (ii'ty eent.s IVulli
each party contracting, and luriiitfh
n. eei-s.iry papers.
All cojitrncts for the 3ear 1*70 must
be recorded as set forth ab.ive. and bd
jsiibjeet.d to the same rule of approval
jand record, though made, signed and
entered upon.
The agent or supervisor shall otitcr]
int?? recognizance, for the faithful per
j furmanee of his duties, ill a Luiul id not
i iuoro jtbam S20U0, or less thnu S10tlt?,|
old hi.s office for two yearn, unless
oded IVm" negli-ieiiee or miseouduct.
VciiM'tTtti (la/.elte s.i\s :
)rc is a little sto.y for yoti. It hap
at a Utica restaur.iiit. A liittul
Itd the other day and called for
r. His ordere were of the most
r.de character, and l.iirly staggered
Lsources of even a Utica. restaurant 1
ir. lie lingered long at the taldc|
in.iliv wound up with a bottle of
Then lighting a cigar he had or
I, leisurely sauntered up to the
|er and said to the proprietor :
[cry fine dinner, landlord; ju>t charge]
line. 1 havn't got a cent.*'
?11 p.iiiiiin^ :
Among the lobby women in WtisTiin^
last winter, was the daughter of U
tpOtll Inited States Peliator. wl.nse
^r years ago refused to let her marry
|s".:: oF h"r ohoicc. Site eloped with
,he deceived her by a mock inar
ihe having two tdher wives,
|li\ing; he took all her jewel>.
in itiost of her olothing, ami ali.ui
ler! .""'he Went to the had head
dusod all overtures to rofurti
|ne another in the Claj.itol a yuar>|
.i wanton and he Senator?
lor speak. Nor did either over
In event to any one.' He called
J; she cotsseiited to Lv. duad even
(v SieBalor's- wit'o, who is uu iu
f?ot be utiawaio, fur uo ouo ckW
is, that hex husband has Rocked go less
than six of his mistresses on the civil
??? ??TTrrTt T? ?fll of.'t ij/
service as clork?s, and that he adds to the
nu.nbcr eyery session,
Another Senator, a South-west carpet
bagger, foisted his'mistress on the Treas
ury Department lns^ycar, and was influ j
ontial enough to have her salary contin
ued while he sent her on to New York
to undergo au abortion. She died. The
Senator himself drew the arrears of pay
ostensibly for the mother of the mur
dered woman, who has yet to see the first
cent of it.
A nother . honorable, this time of the
? Hom e, was driven out of a leading hotel
: six yours ago for notorious conduct with
{ a married woman, and that with the eon
j sent of the huiband. That husband is
now clerk of that Congressman's coin
. mit tee. his wife is the Congressman's
I mistress, and her son is a page on the
; flimr of the House, and waits on his mu
tual fathers every day.
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A Nkuhu Doirroii.-?A lew days ago,
says a Nuw Orleans paper, a very start hily
' dressed individual called at, mi out of
I the way shop on Howard street, over
which swung the sign of "Dr. Jitlrics.'
"Ts the doctor inj?" he imiuircd ol a
' dilapidated darkey., who t!!'swer,_''l bis
i summons.
I ??lie am dat, aar," was the s:uiling
; rejoinder.
"Tell him I t It tu U I have .-vmptoms of
I smallpox aud wi>ii l > consult him."
The whites of the d u key's eyes grew
intense, ami bis < I a - k > complexion n-snin
l cd rapidly a creamy hue.
j ''I lolly, b"ss, what you say V*
I ??Tell the doctor I'm sick with the
Mnnllpox, and wish to sec him."
The astonbhed African gave a wild
. leap, and darting through an inner door.
! slainuiini.' it in the visitor's lace, cried
1
out ;,
'?Leave dis bete house; I don't want
no, smallpox."
?tiMhs d etor ?"
'?Colly boss, V* do ^or,^!
am t good at smallpox,
j It is needless to say the visitor left,
; satis'ii.d that the physician wouldn't suit
him. The doctor was equally pleased;
J i turned lately thereafter constructed a hole
j iu his door, through which he now in*
, i|itircH of all visitors if they have tho
; stunllppx.
j llKASONS Kult DlllCSSINd I'l.AIM.Y ON
I TitK L?iiti?*s D.w. ? l! It would lessen
, tbo burdens ol many who now find it
to maintain their places in society.
It would le>s?u the force or the
lUltluus which often lead men to
[r honor and honesty for disnlny.
If there was less strife in drcsn nt
|cb, people in moderate circumstances
J be more inclined to attend.
I;01 versa! moderation in dress ai
kdt. Would improve the worship by
[removal of many wandering thoughts
It would enable' all cln.-svs of peo
l?? attend cbiiicb better in unfuvora
(weather.
It would lessen, on the part of tho
the temptation to vanity.
It would lesson, on the part of the
Jr. the temptation to be envious and
lie ions.
It would save valuable time on the
It Would relieve our means from li
Soil'S pressure, and thus enable us to do
Ire for good enterprises.
IV. Ilol'l'.H l. CoNVKUT.?-During a
revival iu Kansas, a notorious old
hier, Jim K- was hopefully cou
rted, and got up iu a class meeting to
his experience, lie commenced:
\tn vtjce, and in a measured tune: "I
a med - a dream. I dreamed? that i
KLl?atld went to hell." A brother
hero rose iu the body of the house and
remarked : "will the brother plcn.se speak
a little louder ''. WtS can't hoar him in
this (juurter.'' Jim repeated, ullo vifci :
"1 dreamed that J. died," otc.i when
anothur rose in another quarter of the
bouse and renewed the lerntest, .hm
resumed, (utUcfmo : "1 dreamed that 1
died," etc. Hereupon u "culled pusson"
in the gallery rose and cried out "Will
de brudder speak a little louder. W*
can't hear him iu do gallery." Jim re
sumed, i uri-j't ruush/: "I dreamed?that
I died?and?went to hell I There, can
you hear that you d?d nigger V
Jt may bo added that tl?- faith of the
audience in Jim's conversion was slight*
ly shaken by litis little, coi.-odo.
A Btreet ear is being ruh in New YorV.
that dooa uot, uced rails,
Touch Your Boy a Trade.
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An article which we cut from one of
OUr-ttxehangcs, referring to this subject.
"Of i:].4d:i'prWoner,9iiu the penlUn
tittles of thirty Stab s in 1807, n?cord
to the report of the prison association
just, issncd, 77 per.cent., more thau thrco
quarters, had not learned a trade. Here
is u text from which Or. Franklin should
liavo preached a fbroible sermon to pa
rents. - ' ? ??. l-i ??'<??' ??; ?
The time was when it was not thought
reputable for parents to leave their chil
dren without trades?ruuless they bclung
;to--thOiclass of gentry ! In France, be
fore, the revolution the one of 1780 tluH
perverted (sentiment''or iustinot-wns. so
strong that even the children of .the.po*
bles were iu some cases taught a light!
handicraft, aud when the storm of the
BVcign of Terror came, and they were
expelled fron? their homes and deprived '
i ol their fortune's, many of them subsist
ed by the trades they had amused them ?
! solves with iu more prosperous days, i
i A mnu who has a good trade has an
[ independence. He has need only to be
I honest and diligent to secure a conipc
i tenco. , Bread and butter is sure for him
wherever he is. He is sure always of
higher wages.than he who Ins no trade,
i nod if his gonivis and enterprise "lead
I him into some other calling, it is always,
! n satisfaction to know that in case (if mis
I fortune be.can return to his trade. He
lias that at any rate : his speeulutiotis
! may hrcak down, tflit be has an anchor
I to leeward, as the sailors say; his sub
j eistence and that of his family is sure.
I In this country, where fortunes quick
; ly gained are also quick Id lost, it is still
i more necessary lllltl a|mHt!Ul thnt-e^ry
young man ahould learn it thoroughly.
No man's i'uturc is so secure here but
thut he would do wisely to have bis boys
?and. girls too, for that matter?learn a
trade.
Wearing Mourning.
We long for the d?y when this custom
shall became obsolete. It is unbecoming
:hc truly afflicted-one. The wearer says
by the black garaieufs ; have lost u
dear friend. 1 aiu iu deep sorrow." Hut
truo grief docs not wish to parade itself
1 before tho-cyo of the stranger, much lo*s
dues it a> - i t its extent. The stricken
one naturally goes, apart from the world
to p mr out the tears. Kcal affliction
seeks privacy. It is no respect to the
departed friend to say wo arc in sorrow.
If we hove roal grief, it will be discover-,
ed. When Cod haa entered a household
in the awful chastisement of death it is
time for religious meditation and com
munion With Cod on tho part of the sur
j vivots. How sadly out of pluto, then,
J hre tho milliner aud the dress-...ukcr, the
i trying ojj of drosses and the trimming of
i bonnets. There is. something profauc iu;
exciting the vanity of a young girl by
j fitting a wuistor tying on a bat, when the
, corpse of a father is lying iu an adjoin
| ing room.
J It is a sacrilege to drag the widow
i forth from her grief to be fitted for a
I gown, or to select a veil. It is often ter
I rihly oppro>si\e to the poor little chil
j dren, the family means already reduced
by the long sickness of the father, must
draw On her scanty purse to pay for a
uew wardrobe for herself and children,
throwing away the goodly stock of gar
ments already prepared, when she most
! likely knows not where she is to get
I bread for those little ones. Truly nay
? fashion be called a tyrunt. when it robs
a widow of her last dollar. Surely your
sorrow will not be questioned, cveu it
yon should not call in tluj? milliner to
help display it. Do not, iu your afflic
tion, help uphold a custom which will
tutu the afflictions of your poorer neigh
bor to deeper poverty, as well as sorrow.
[ 77/e ( mitral BaptUf .
AbVKit rtsi.Nu.?-Tho man who don't
jndvertisc has got Iii? sUno bung around
"with ah ingles and pieces of burjcl heads,
inscribed with lampblack, Irish i'ertul
tcrs/.' MKoru Mcell," "Flower," "Al
kjnds 61: kountry produce," "Kukcs and
icatdHos foi sail haar." He says, "Thar
ain't up seiiso; in newspaper advertising,
SO long as a man is smart enough to tend
to his own bisects, and kin stand at the
door-und holler the isolier* io," , >' ^jm
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: Many fashiouuble youugdndics in Now
V..ii; suficring with absoosscs.o*
tboir fect, b&usod by tjio high. French.
boot heels now in vo?i?*! ft[A -..
? ?bir Wkm, -Wm^ n,^^
I' ?Oa.t?iinu a Drove or TuhkkyA?:
FiTmnd "Jerry" ;Va\^o<^-Hiit^?rI?^l^
fellow, IU attends tc* his"**fe1rf?*o andf
prpy^des wl>H}for fain faarftytsWdk** Ofjf j\.,
little failing, in this, that whda 1*4 8*c*,:(f.,
to Iiis home in 4M? sj&Hrbs.*fc ffjjjffv, j
fti WuaWy more oro or less under tho in
flil?iec!cjt\povtrabanda fluids. Oncnighf,
strong wrapping p^aper, binder aovJaenutl.,
''Jerry", fbuud the road from khe.:4t*tiuu t
to his cottage, some half ..: Up. d/istant.
nneoinmouly rough that night. lie sev
eral times stumbled and fell over nil sort's
of obstruetio b*iti the path. Knchtino?
he foil he dropped hts tori e^,"**?*'Con
trived to pick it up agniu. On cntnriiig -??<
iiia house, he steadied himself as>vrcll,n?
Wife,
?mki
mean
must be 'levcti turkeys'. r'w?fe^ fomi;;rfVll
down 'leven times-,.aud. cfr'cry ..time I
found a turkey. There must be 'lcv. u
turkej's.". . . . '" ,
J 1 "- --?13 *t \t..\u iff*
\t Pailinus ark Comforts at Kioiitv.
-r-I have a;yt very deaf. What a blessing!* T*'
Ttiqrc is such" a'lot of silly talk I cannot
hear?such scandals',-'dM * %ii
My eyosare failing..How fortunate)! ?
1 d? niA: feeo a ttfho> of tjic fvdljfjpml
wickedness ..that is going on.nrojimjjjne ! '
I auiiblind to faults which would provoke
I me to censure.
I have lost my teeth, ant! my voice H
not, vory nudible. Well, I i*nd it of bo".
use babbling to fdk* who nro?'t listen,
so T save my breath ibr better purposes.
I don't show my teeth where I can't bite
1-venture on no tough meat.
My taste is uot no discriminating as of
yore, and the good is that I am more
easily satisfied, "don't keep finding fault,
am contented, .and thankful,.,?.y\,.p*u;f jjL
palate ia a plague I have got rid. ?
j My joints arc rather stiff. Well, if
they were ever so supple, I do not want
to go to see sights-, hear concerts, make
speeches, carouse at feasts.
I am not strong as I was; but: for
what do I need to be stout. I am uujt.^
going to wrestle or fight with anybody.
My morals are greatly improved.
My brain is not so clear as in my
j younger days, and all the better', furJf1r
am neither so' hot-headed,- horse apiiUi?
ionatcd. I f? rg t a thousand iujuttett-r^. .
A frugmcttt left h% Wjtliant, JyrJittjL, iiu
tfior of Alf i\ I have knuicii, d?c.
The Empress of tho French, has pur
chased a plot of ground from the Sultan,
situate near Mount David, in Palestine.
Whore the Virgin Mary was buried,| f??t> i
thp sum of f4,00(>.
A New York: eouutry girl, onjujrwaj? A
to church to bo married, was .qpsot and
broke her log, .but would not have the
limb get until after the other bandage
was put around her. " -' . ?*
The complexion of o girl of tho pcr'pal *.<
differs from the tailway seasori ticket?
the one is, aud the other is nut, truing *
fevablo. . (.
Many uf tie emigrants who have h it
their homes in North Carolina ami
Northern (Georgia to go West, are return
ing, ? r ' :v ?rf?!? ' U I .....
Seven railroads now. centre ii| St. 1 '.nil. .
Minn., aud trains aro running between
St. Paul and, Milwaukee without break
ing bulk or changing passengers.
The Swedes of Chicago county, Minne
sota, have sent over five thousand dollars
to Sweden this year, to assist their
friends aud relatives to reach. AnteriM ^
\ . *
Josh Hillings srtys that mosquito *;u>i
horn of poor bot honest parents, who
had in tboir, veipa some of the best hind
in theapwty.,,.,,^ ,?.,? f..'. . f u ^
i he last i.i^oioiKuiio ITo? i .m k bt hie,
bos a 8l;")<? night dress, and flays sftt is
prepared for a flVe durHl^Khettight.
Miss Clara Peters, dutrghlef of tih
slayer of Oen'l Van Dom, roooutly took
the bhek veil in St. Louis, Missouri.
Jer.;iie I.::;d's daughter, aged twelv-,
i- ?*d *a be aootbor nightingale, thou.o
unfledged as yet.
Co). Tom Taylor, oi Mobile, h Kb...,
tried and acquitted for the' * filing; of
('apt. Cleveland last iftl?gi
'fVo ttttfp^reTMT^O^O/iMfc^ J^VKuk
trip to lbo 'luual. got out of funds, and
had to.b?troii 1^,0^^^^Jpk bo'ue. ^
; fiat.HWRil.-^a^.tl.
visible'in the Pnife'd States. Tho saoond .
a $m*VWfyu#l tini lhan; ou JwftHfcft
IwtrMhle here
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