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Tub Bfock fyj^^Ay^Qnz offer to furnish (lie American 4Btock Journal, for one yjar, tot Two Dpjlnrs, it'paid in advance, will be closed en the 1*4 cF Fcbuary. Per sona desiring: to avail themselves of thus advantageous offer, will com; forward and subcribe or renew their subscriptlonb before that date. Our Opinion or Salkday's JH?tNa?. ?We were astonished to hear that we 4*ad givcrg offence to many pcrsous by publicly noticing the drunkenness of ?ale-day. We spoke of it as it was, mail ing extenuated, nor set down aught in malice." A pwpopy to our notice of our aulc-day, wo quote for tho, benefit of] ijthcse ma!-?tfte|jV"?10 opinion Of one or two excmufgbs 'of sale-day in ot her places. The Parlington fyttttlamcr says: "A Tory large number of persons?white and eoloW^asscuibi->d at the Village on Monday last, accordance to old ?custom, and it would seem by the num ber who were drunk, that they would have sav^d: money ami timo if they had remained at home.*' ? Tho Oconec Courier toj/n: "As, the <lay waited, uoi.se und confusion, sup ?rinduced by imbibing too freely of a liquid known hereabouts, as tangle-fool, became only too-ap^aicut. Mau, it seems, is not only willing to su?'or the ills he lias, but will fly to those he knows not i The Barnwell Journal rays: "Towards <r " the close of the day many who had im bibed too freely of "tangle-leg" and biy ingin," wdtofvery boisterous anil *hoWed light. Many of them were taken in on/ of the cold." It woulfl'Seem then, that at other places lii?n' <Jraugelmrg. drunkenness is gutting to be the characteristic of these occasions; und that the Press in other places notice*- and rebukes the $rr aw lug evil. 11 their in any disgrace, that attaches totkat uifair.it is that such brutal drunk ypTftcHfij was exhibited in our streets, aud More* am! not that tllO OllANXlKKURU Krws noticed. a?d rebuked k , yi^y the iVcss-ever, ami every honest m*n. In Iiis sulier moments, hold up to rebuke and censure such seonon as were vitne.-s in Orangeburg on last sale-day. Our Tcnrre Council should provide for thtme occasions. - ??-? i - - - Wc have reeieved tbc Ooauty Audi tor'? abt?tnct of personal property of] this County us returned for the year, J8G0. We give the total of the differ ent townships. " ? Number of Horsca 2203, valtto 5282, 388. - Cattle 15,150, value $232,402. - Mutes and Aase?, 1702, vulue $238, 402. Shcep nnd Coats, 7167, value $14, 7C8. V, Hogs, 30,740, value $170.784. Watches aud Plate 1,483, value $34, 675. - PkiwdWtc&, mclodeons, etc., 10(1, value $13.310. - Pleasure carnages 050, value $08,223. Doga, 4,135, value, $21,00?. Average value of property appertain ing to merchandize. $105,802. Property appertaining to merchandize 6105,802! Property appertaining to manufactur ing tU,48S. Value of manufactured articles, cu gincs and tools, ou hand, $40,201. Value of moneys, bank bills, etc. $81, Cll. Value of all cre%iU $100,277. Value of stocks of companies out of this State $35,717. Bonds not exempt from taxation, $14, 692. .??*. ? ? . Annual value of all leases, except per manent leases, $7.721. Value of all Other property $517.037 i??--Total - valtie -'of ?11 taxable personal property, $2,008,074. ThTsTs an Increase over 1808 of about 5350,000. We invite attention to the card ol Mr. Jourdnu,.-which appears in this creeks isa^ro^ Mr. Jourdan is an old and experienced gardenor and is well known In our county. There is nothing which adds; more to the value aud appearance ul a d'.v-jUiug than a nicely arranged . Hovror garden. We bespeak fof Mr." jo?rdirn'a liberal patronnge. ' Mr. Fowlcs offers tho Dicksou Cotton for sale. Parties visiting Charleston, Cannot pass an hour more agreeable than by visiunfc flio nqw Theatre?Acuduiny of AlUSIO. . Court.?-The Contingent Docket was culled nod disposed of last Saturday.. . The following sentences wero pro no'unoihl by-bit* honor Judge Carpenter, upon persons couvictcd at this term: ? Ellen Jefferson, Assault aud Battery, 810. line und costs of prosecution or con Qneincnt in County Jail lb) ono mouth. Joseph F. llobiusnn, Assault and But tery, $3 lino umLcost.s of prosecution. 11. G. M. i crry, AfSavlt and Buttery, 81 fine and costs. John Kvsns, Assault and Battery, $riOT fine nnd costs or two months in County Jail. Abo Dishcr, Malicious Trespass 850, fiuo and costs, or throe months iu County Jail. Marshall Amakcr, Assault and Bat tery, two indictments, 875. lino and costs in each case, or six mouths iu County Jail. Frederick Wilson, Petit Larceny. 820 Hue aud costs or two hi tin tits in County Jail. Isaac Jacobs, Petit Larceny, $:>0. line and costs or two months iu County J; il. Peter Fair. Petit Larceny, $30 ffe and costs or two mouths in County Jail. Peter Fair, Assault aud Battery, 82!? line ami coats or ouo mouth in County Jail. Gorge Ludsou, Trespass, 85 fine and costs or one month iu County Jail. Gorge Ladson, Assault and Lattery, 8") fine uud costs or one month in Jail. Win. Meyers, Obstructing highway. 81 fine and c s's ami to reiuoVO the obstruction by 1st of February next or pay no additional fine of 8100. James Cooper, Bastardy, Motion iu arrest of Judgment, argued by couusel. The Court reserved its decision. The Court adjourned on Saturday until Thursday, 13th when tl.c civil docket was taken up. Judge Carpenter has filed a decree in the case of Fickliug vs Hi Icy, iu favor of the validity of the Homestead law, except in cases where the dolt is seemed by a lieu. -- ? mnwrnm???? We wunld call the attention of our readers to the fact, that .Messrs. CoHNlM. stiN, Kit am ku & Co., Agents uf the 7. dls' Ammoniatcd Bono Super Phos phate, have received it large supply ol this valuable fertilizer, which we can safely recommend to our planters, hav ing the full endorsement of the great Ouorgia Cotton planter nnd experimen ter Dr. K. M. I'cndlotou of Spurtu. Goo.. See what ho says in the December No. of the Southern Cultivator, page 3S1. Out ol 15 commercial fertilizers, all of them put dowu at the rate of 810 per acre, it was the second best, paying 04 per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid only r>0 per ceut and Rhodes only 39 per cent. We have alsu a number of certifi cates fioiu Planters of our own State and County, who have used it before, and the Agents are prepared to furnish cer tificates from all parts of the Southern States upon application to thcui. dive it u trial and bo convinced, jan 8 m2. M oo*i o? Moaunofl trio X oo r: i? nhoo dio aund ? p i?p4?d00*?$ XXX ti.XOSUIO r> 0 or) vsavojrfuc r \l t"1 ^ N A Ii M S' I II At (IOO!1), ^ a.i5i ox iisi.w no.i JI COMMERCIAL. M A KU ET It 131?OItTS. Orriec or thi '^SAXOUBixoa Nkv.. , January l t. 1870. COTTON?SalCS during the week 7 hales. We quote: Ordinary.21 Low Middling.2:2 Mlddliug.22j Ilm on Hick.SI 20 per ousheL CoRS.$!.JO per bushel. Low Pea*.$1.25 per bushel. Pikokus.$1.<ki per bushel. HOLD. 20 SiL'VLP.. 20 char LITTON MARKET. ClMIU.kston, Fl'ikav MollMSO, January I i, 1s70, Ordinary.S$2lfo\2fi| Good Ordinaiy.S.\](,< tftf] Low Middling.24,{,'./. ; 1 j Middling. ....IVi' ' ETIWAN~ GUANOS," SOLUBLE MANURES, SULPHURIC ACID, MANUFACTURED AT CHARLESTON, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF N. A. TRATT, CHEMIST FOR THE Sulphuric'Acid ami Supc'r?Plio3jdiato Company. B SOI.UIILK PHOSPHORIC A Oll?, in the form ?t'SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF 1,1.Mi;, or DISSOLVED HONK PHOSPHATE, is the basis of all good Fertilizers, and these arc valuable in the ratio of Soluble Phosphoric Acid which is in them. The immense deposits of Phosphat ie Omin?s which were discovered in 18*17, iu South Carolina, by Dr. PRATT, consist mainly of Insoluble Phosphate of Lime, which is made available as n Fertiliser by being ground to powder, ami reduced >>;, Sulphuric Acid to such a condition as to make its insoluble phosphate soluble in water, and thus made capable of ludng taken up l>y growing plants. The insoluble Phosphate found in any commorciKl Fer tilizer is of no more value to the plant tbun tbo original Phosphate rock. The greater the proportion of this soluble Phosphate which any Fertilizer coutuins. the less the quantity re quired per acre, ami consequently the cheapest Fertiliser is thai containing the highest .per eentuge of Soluble Phosphate. g\ Impressed with these truths, the SULrnVRICAOID.AND ??PBH-PlToSPHATB COMPANY have erected ?I Charleston the first extensire Acid Chambers South of BnDi more, and ore able to idler to planters the IllUHKST PER. CBNTAGB OP* SOLUBLE PHOSIMI.VI'E OF LIME known in ony i8?rket. Their Fertilizers are offered under two forms: 1. E.tiwmi, No. l.r-rPUHE SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, guaranteed to contain 24 per cent, of Dissolved llonc Phosphate of Lime, $">H(I per toil, 10 per cent, discouut for cosh. ?. Fdiwnn. >'o. 3*?PERUVIAN SUPER-Pllospll ATE. guaranteed to contain ?JO jier cent*, of Dissolved Bono Phosphate, and l"i to $ percent, of AiniBUula, with a suffi cient addition of Peruvian Guano to adapt it to all Crops, $70 per ton, 10 percent, discount for cash. WE ALSO OFFER: DISSOLVED HONE, of high grade, for planters or manufacturers. ??.;,? mHy desire to mix into any other compost, ami we suggest that this is the best a lid cheapest method for manufactures to transport the .Sulphuric Acid contained in the mixture. Will he sold at a fixed rate lor each per ccntage. WI. C. BEE & CO., Agents, No. 14 ADGER'S WHARF. jan 8 'Ln M;! ALB] IECHT, HOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Returns thanks for past PATRON AO F, anil Solicits a continuance of the same WORK entrust eH to hi in will RECEIVE his PERSONAL ATTENTION.. All Work Warrentcd. oet 23 c tf NOTICE To Administrators. Exroilors, Ouat-dian*. Committees and Trustees. PRORATE OFFICE. Dkckmuku 27, 18?9. YOU ARE I1EHERV NOTIFIED THAT your Return, must he made to this Ollice du ring the Mtuths of JANUARY and FKBRU AKV. Administrators ami Executors will please make their Returns in January?the others iu February, ls7'>. TllAJ). 0. ANDREW'S, Judge of Probate. P. S.?Administrators, &C., must make up their own Returns, or get their Attorneys to do it for them. The Judge of Probate lias toit the time to spare for such purposes, jan 1 tf / 1i:0. \v. CARZ'EXTER'S COMPOUND FLUID ENT1UCT OF SAR SAPAF.ILI.A gi:o. ir. cAiirEXTEirs Cp.MPt|UND FLUID EXTRACT OF MCCHU Tu one Celebrated Prcpuri?ions, originally introduced by Gco. W. Carpenter, uudcr thV patronage of the mcdieul faculty : bar? boeu bo long extensively used hy physicians aucl other*, that they arc gouerally known for j their intrinsic value, and can be relied on as , being most valuable remedies in all cases where Sarsuparilla or Ruchu are applicable, and cannot be too highly recommended. They arc prepared iu a highly concent rated form, so as to render the dose anmll and convenient. Orders by mail er otherwise will receive prompt attention. GEo. W. CARPENTER, UKN.SXKV & CO., Wholesale identical Warehouse, No. 7:17 Market street. Philadelphia. For sale by DUKES k SHFLKR, and E. J. OLlVKIlOS; Orangrhiirg. S. C, and DoWlB & MOISK. Wholesale Agents, Charleston. S C oct '.l?tf OK.IXUKIXIJIIU ??UYTY, PROBATE COURT. Jos A. Fanning, el. tit., ct. a I. vs Rehctcn M. Morgan et. al. Under tips ei der in this tttis'Case, I v.ill sell for cash, ou tu* lfttb January next. (Satur day.) at the I la mi ni ion ?(' the Estate of Mar tin Friday, tin* personal property of said Estate, consisting of 1 Horse. 1 Mare Mule, 3 Oxen, lfj head Cuttle and 2 Hogs. 4 Bedsteads. J Mattress, ?> Feather Beds. :$ Bolsters, tl Pillows. 1 Trun dle lied, 1 CradK *> Tables, 2 Toilet Stands. I Withstands, 1 Clock, 2. Chests, 1 pair T?Mig< >, 1 pair Fire Dogs, and a lot of Old Iron. II. 111(108, S. O. ('. jan 1 id Colleton Lands for Sale. Wi'l be sold on the Jd February, (Wednes day.) oil the premises; to fh\ highest bidder, twelve hun<!rcd ()2im) acres more or less, of valuable land, the properly of Reuben Ste phens,on Saltkeniitchie River, near Iturkhcad Causeway, in two tracts with Dwellings ami and necessary Out buildings on each. Terras?One-half cash, balance on a credit of ?010 year, with niorigago of promises. Also on same day and place, the personal property, consisting of Horses, Hogs. Wagon, Carriage, Household ami Kitchen Furniture, Ac,, kc All persons having demands against said Reuben Stephens will present them properly nttested, and all indebted will make pay incut on day of sale. L. C. STEPHENS, jan 8?2t Rhickville, S. C. INSURE YOUR LIFE. The i:<|l!iTvisi.i; jtlFfW ifon dticts Its business on the PURELY MUTUAL ALL CASH PLAN. ??PAY AS yOT) QO is the safo rule in LIFK ASSURANCE as in anything else. Its NEW BUSINESS in the year 1808 ox ceded thai of any ??CHECK," ??NOTE'' or ? MINED ' COMPANY hy upwards of Twelve Millions. ALL PROFITS, divided among the Policy ? Hoblers annually, INCOME...:. 0,000.000.00 ASSETS.10,000,000.00 The EQl'lTARl.K ASSURANCE SOCIETY offers to the public all the REAL ADVAN TAGE which can with safety be conecilod by any Company. N. AUSTIN BULL, junc 2fi?-apl 5? tf Local Agent. II Bit. Zion Institute, yv inns ho ho. s. c .1 (%s.s? ,ll ,111 f Xonttfil K' lmn! /i?t Uni/* IyjPILS KENT TO THIS INSTITUTION will bc thorough.!* trained iu ?II the branches of a liberal education?unless par ties prefer their sou-* In take A BUSINESS for USE. which will embrace careful drilling in Com mercial Arithmetic and other Knglish studies, nntl is designed to tit hoys for mercantile life, or actual business of any kind. A uniform, uniting economy with neatness of costume, will he a'doptcd. tke next year, ami the discipline ma le still more effective hy combining some of the features of the Military Academy with those of tho Normal Seho I. Terms per Session nf five months.: Itourd. including tuition in ail the brauchet), only, SlOO.'OtV. The Scholastic year opens 1st Monday in February. For particulars send for circulars. Address! O. A. WOODWARD, jan 8?ot, l'rincipal. prangeb?rg Bakery, V. PITTHAN, IM? OPiil ETOJl. AVINtl procured the services of a FIRST CLASS RAEER, mil Tiios! \v. Aiiin-aiduTTi, l nm now prepared to ilo :dl kinds of IIA K I Nti at s moments uoiice, mid to furnish custom ers and the Trade generally with a good arti cle, and at Charleston prices, at wholesale and retail to Merchants and Families. No eipcnses will be spared on my part to rplcase my Customers. The follow ing list of Dread, fakes and Crackers kept constantly on hand, aud fresh : C JV lv KS: Pound fake Large and Small. Sponge t ake. Sugar Cake. Drop Cake. Small Fancy Cukes. Scotch Cake. Lafayette Caks. French Tea fake. Lemon Cake. Lady's Fingers. Large Ginger Nuts, Rolivers and Thick Cakes. CRACK }<] US: Trenton Crackers. ? Rutter frackers. Seed frackers. Sugar Crackers. Large Biscuits. B E1TC A. D: Wheat Bread. Rye Rread. -Graham Rread. French. Tvrist, Split and Cap Loaves. The highest cash ju ices paid for RL'TTER and EGGS. The Subscriber respectfully returns his thanks l<> the citizens of Orangeburg for their patronage in the past, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the *ame. apl 24?ly V. PITTHAN. C1.4lll.YET .'d.lKEU AM> / DEUTAKEE?. I respectfully solicit work in tho above line, such as Collins of all styles, repairing old Furniture, putting New (Jane Rottoms in Chairs, ani all other work in the above line dona, with neatness and dispatch. All work warranted. (live me a trial. B. J. LOY D, Market-St., dee II?8m Next to Jno. A. ilamilt ? Notice to l>t>I>Ioi'H and Credi tors.?All persons having claims against the Estate ol James Wiles, deceased, late of Orangeburg County, will present them, duly vouched, on or before the 1st day of April next, or payment will be debarred. And all persons indebted to said Estate will make payment forthwith. DAYID R. GARRIfK. dec 2~i?St . Qni.lifted Administrator. Notice of Dimissal. T^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 i^l will, ou the 20th da of .January. 1870. [-file my final account with the Honorable Judge of Probate for Ora'ugoburg Cftunty, hs Administrator of the I'.state of J. J. Hush, deceased, and ask for Letters of Dismissal, doc 20?td A. J. IIYDRICK. Notice of Dismissal. ^Torrci: is hereby given that on the '.'.it!< rtay of January ncx?, I will tile my Flt't! Accounts with the Hon. T. f. Andrews, wiulge of Probate, and a*k for Letters Dismissal t?s Administrator of ;L*, Lstates of K. O. Carsou and George Vice, dee J )?id vy. W. vice, Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES; THAT 1 will tile uiy final return with the lion, dge of Probate lor Orangi burg Count*, on the -nli day of February next, and a>-k for Letters of Dismissal as AdiniKistrator of tho Kstatc of Elisabeth 'Cain, deceased. DAM IL L. DK AWDV. jan 8.?it* Aduiinisirntor. Not in:. Mr. NATHAN R. WANNA maker is my duly appointed Attorney fx, transact niy business during mv ntfaohef from the State. amos hooke.. OtangeboVf, SC., Jan. 7ib. 1870, jan 8 * 4t BULL, SCOYILL & PIKE :? y ???? ? onn#H-wATs ?! ? BUSY, BUSY, BUSY, AT TIIK BEE HIVE! BEE HIV*E!! :?>: MORE NEW GOODS! AND STILL THEY COME I GOLD DECLINING, Wo will Close out our STOCK at BAKGAINS!! I BULL, SCOVILL & jau 8 may 21), STOCKEIS CHEAP CASH STORE, w o E M s 8 59_JOHN DV STOCK mi Ml 69 > H ' U H CD O ??-* H d W M NOW IS TIIK TIME TO l '.'Y CUKAPM! 1 SHALL, PROM THIS DAY UNTIL TIIK FIRST Of MARCH NEXT, OPFER MY entire Sleek ,.r FAlMV'inl IVIXTjKII <;OOI>.N >'t very Low Prices. The remaining Stock of Clonks. Shawls. Winter Hmsb Goods and Cif thiug will h ? offered at Jjost. Thcso Good* must be sold to make room for SPRING coops, Cnmu soon and get bargain*. I have also a Good Stock of Roots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Groceries, .Vc. &.c, cheap for Cask. jail 1 aup; '2'A ly. 11 " -. ? .- mm. u ! f L'j'.'j p ? i -itmti -*>mi JOHN DAVIS & CO., DAKLEUS IN Choice Family Groceries and Liquors \Ve respectfully call tho attention of our Friends and the l'ublie to our Stook of the above named goods, which wc warrant to jrivo satisfaction to all who will favor us with a call. Our prices aro as cheap a.s any other house this 6tdo of1 Charleston. Try us. dec 2.r> ly BACON, FLOUR, SALT. T. A. JEFFORDS & CO., CORNER RUSSELL-8T. AND R. R. AVENUE. IIa.? constantly on hand, a full assortment of (i ItOCT'iltll^K, which ta?y aar? offering VKEY LOW, also u very fine lot of LIQUORS. C.'.P.SON S NXX WHISKEY (.. BURR OLD CORN WHISKEY (3) OLD UOCRRON WHISKKY Or. $8 00 pflr Galhut 2 on per GaU. it 1 jut Gallon BRANDY, G LV cfc WINJ^ Also a cheap lot of IT A M.S. Parties wishing GROCERIES wouhl do well to call and ?xantiu ; our S VJ b purchasing elsewhere. ilec 18 ?'?me see J. W. PAT1 HAVE .IPST RECEIVED BON F I R E W TON dec LS SAVE YOLK CENTS' fur Twcilty fi vo Yon will buy a SWEET SURlMll?Kt Candy ol a varied flavor? Ami. tri train vom- Ladv'a favor. (?OLD OK SILV EU YV ATCH.W Ch tin, Studs ?r Kur U?ijxs y?m will pain, Hreast-lMus, Out I >in hu v mr Sleeve. OHK TIIK P.OX.-'tvxill n .? -I eeivo: PATTERSON puts Sf'IM UISK in till! D:S AlTttlN I'M ENi ''AN T IIKFALTi Buy the IL|X, and JOrtr Surprise Will dclipht yolir Neighbor's eye?. RKS. BOXES. W? T, M?LLER, GROCER AND LIQUOR DEALER. OFFERS TO THE PITRL1C A WELL SELECTED KT<I JK OP FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES and Fine Rrands of Clloii LIQUORS; Calling the attention of Housekeepers to the fact that I am supplied EVERY WEEK with Fresh CABBAGE (Red and White). ONIONS. CODFISH. IRISH POTATORS, DRIED ?APPLES. Also German, Hoxel and Wal In ills, and Cbaco' Nuts, and Butter Nuts and S. 0. Picei-n Nuts. The folldwlng brands are on draft, CABIN ET, RYE. OORN, MONONOA H A LA. FRENCH RR ANDY. HOLLAND CIN. JAMAICA RUM, (WTAWRA WIN E, PORT, MALAGA, SHERRY and CLARET. Also LAC, Ell, CIDER AND IS DIN B?RO ALK. I shall trv an-1 keep otilv an A No. 1 ARTICLE of n|! I offer tor sale. The OED CITIZENS of the Comity will be hnnny to find Mr. JOHN FAHlj f?rn??rly Agent of the S C. R. R., at this place, with me* Come our anil nil, and see for yourselves. JustroceiVed 0 Barrels' 'of I be 'far famed CINCINNATI LAOKK BF.ER. ThU L*gar needa no rocommendlitlori, but to drink li and pay for it. Respect fully, nov 13?ly vy. T. MULLER ? NCEBOOf, A'OTK The Exercises of Miss S. S. ALBERGOT Tl'? gCirof)t**ftTj$e*^eiK^*1 wT^tiAjr^ f?ff-> JRb? 1oT?# J%?> tarW^p^jyaitb. - Reaiaenoc, Corner Russell Street mi I It. P.-. Avenue. A few Vir,in ff-Ladiec can tVe n*fcmott4?tfsl with Board, yah 1-? i _. Ail -~ , Office of County Auditor, oeangebuei;. s. c, ff Janlau: 7th, frfo ?? r*VT#f^ ''lit**- Jtlg.M 4. Notice is hereby given to all parties' who have SOLD, or. otherwise DISPOSEI) of ait'J REAL PROPERTY between Sept. lsf.lSf.H, und Sept. Jai, l^b'.>, and w ho arc not Ruble fay the Tax on the same, ore requested to re port to this Offieoj on or before the l?th day of_ Jan., 1870, all mdea, transfcts, etc., gh iiig i lie nutiflM-r of Acres and RujldiQgs, if any, where located, and in w hose naniL- prev iously returned. All ocrsons failing tore port these sales or transfers of "Rcol Pro perty," by the lithe above specified will bo charged with the Tuxes on the same for the Fiscal Year, lS?'.t, as no corrections will be mado after the "Duplicate"' is made out. JAS. VanTASKKL, jai; fU-'Jt County Audiior, Just Received at JTIRES H fl AR DEN SEEDS ?SCCH AS ^ Onion-Sets, Cabbage, Turnips, Raddis!, ttect. Reana. Carrot, Celery, Collards, Con v Cucumber, Egg Plant, Kohl Rubi, Leek, Lei* tiiee. Mustard; Okra, Parsley, Parsnips, Pcp per. Salsify; Quash, Spinach, Tomato, i.e. Dr. OLlViROS respectfully calls the ?t tOUtion of'the public to his VARIED an I Well selected st?.ck of medicine*, whioc he warrants pure end reliable. His hm r experience' in the dispensing and compounding 6/ Medicines wnrrauts him in saying that all those of his own manufacture are guatranteen pure In everv j articu'ar. E. J. oliykbos. .M. d, ji.n 8 Diuggist and I'iiarma -eut.sf f AAA KEWAIU)_ I WILL Io'/V/v' givo One Thousand Dolus R u ward for any cuscof the following discos* s, which the medical faculty bare protioimCid incurabio, that Dr. Riclinit'n'iobi^n Remedies will not radically cure. Dr. Ric'naii's tJoldcn Ilalsum, No. 1. will cure ByphirliS in its primary and secondary stages, such as old Ulcers, ulcerated sore throat, sore eyes, skin eruptions, soreness of the scalp, eardication diseases and mercury thoroughly. t?i. Riehati's golden Balsam, No. 2. will, eure t ? third stages, or Lcrfiary Syjdiillis. Sypbillit a ami Mercurial Kiieiituatisiu. and 1 dely tho>? who sutler from snob diseases to obtain a radii- hi cure, without i he aid of this tue .icin?,. which lines not prevent the patient from ??t ing and drinking what they like. 1 have hun dreds of certificates showing the riilruciildhs cures effected by these remedies, i'riee of either No. 1 or JCo. 2 $3 per bot tljC, or inn bottles $?. Dr. Bichalfs Golden Antidote?A safe, spejpfy. pleasant, atel radical eure for Oonorrheaa, Gleet, Irritation, Graved, and urinary derangements, accompanied wit'a full direct ions, warranted ><o enre. Trie* fper bottle. !.?:-. Richim'a Gnl-ton l'.wxir de Amours?A radical cure fdtGeneral lia bility in bid or young, imparting energy ?? those who have led a life of sensuality; It is invaluable, to those who are anxious far an increase of family. Powerful, harmless. and speedy in restoring health'. Price per bottle, or two bottles, i?U. On receipt . f price, by moneyed order, registered lett- . or express, these remedies will be sh'ppc. ? any place. Prompt attention paid to 11 correspondents. None genuine without t*. ? name of Dr. Riett?n s Remedies; l>. ' . Richards, sole proprietor, blown in glass f bottles. Address DR. 1). B. F.JCllAt S. No. H"JS Vurlck ?t.. New York. Of.tee h-t:r? from !? \. m. tu '.l i\ st. Circutar.s .-< ni. < Aug. 21 tf PLMTATION BITTEHS Tills 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 ies. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to which women are espec ially subject, it ia superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical, tem perate or frigid, it act* as a speei?c iu every specics^ff disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it is in tro ll need 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 o ly T-nBpecialt.y designed for tub. . use of the Modical ProfcHsitui find I* ? Family, possessing those infringe tnedteir I 1 properties which belong tq nb Old and 1 uiet; f Oin. Indispensable i>j Females. Good l.x^, Kidney Complaints. a dolioioua Tonic. p t up ir cases confining one dosen bettle? eael and sold by nty Druggists, Grocers. * a. m, BiNirarR, 5 c^. Kstahlish :77^ No. 13 Beaver St., V. Y. bit. Y.. J. OLlVtLROS, Agent, ^uly :11?Sie, Orangeburir: S. 0