The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 15, 1870, Image 9
Thk 8iwk Ju'.dt.NAr..? Our offer tu J
ftimish the OjraYigeLurg>N>.ws nndTlio
American Stock Journal, for ouo y^ar,
for Two Didjars, if paiJ in advance, will
do closed on the 1$| of .Fcbunry. Per
eons desirragHo avail themselves of this
advantageous offer, will com; forward
and subcribeor renew their subscriptions
before that date.
Our Opinion ok Sat.koay's PniMts.
?We were astonished to hear that we
4?ad givco| Offence to many persons by
publicly noticing the drunkenness of
sale-day. We spoke of it ns it was, uoth
ing extenuated, uor set down nught in
malice." A proiio*. to onr notiee of our
sale-day, we <jnotc for tho, benefit of
fcthose uml-|5Siikejit?' the opinion of one
or two exchanges of sale-fluy in other
places.
The Darlington 5ou//urner says: "A
"very large number of persons:?white
aud cohifoU^-nsscnihlud nt the Village
on Monday last, iu accordance to old
?custom, pud it would seem by the uUm
ber who were <//?///>/.?, that they would
have saved money ????1 tiiito if they had
remained at home." .
Tho Oconce Courier toy*: -'As the
tiny waned, uoi.se and confusion, sup
?riuduced by imbibing too freely ol a
liquid known hereabouts, as tangle-foot,
became only too/apfcivcut. Man, it seems,
is not only willing to suffer the ills he
lias, but will fly to those he knows not
of."
The B.nrnwell Juuniaf pays: "Towards
the close of the day many who had im
bibed too freely of "tangle-log" and big
ingin," were'very b<?istcr::us and MipWed
"fight. Many of them were taken in out
of the cold."
It would"scem thru, that at other
places Tliin Orangcburg, drunkenness
is gutting in be the characteristic of
these occasions, and that the Press iu
other places notices and rebukes the
Hmwiiig evil.
It their is any disgrace, that attaches
<ut.h.-it uffair.it is that such brutal drunk
voficss. was exhibited in nur streets, aud
stores and not that tho Ouanokki tto
' Nttws noticed, nnd rebuked k.
S^*y fite IVcss-evcT, nnd every honest
amen, in bis siibcr moments, hold up to
rebuke aud censure such scenes ?s were
wit lie.-* in Orangcburg on last sale-day
Our Twwn Council should provide h^r
tne?e occasions.
i i n'?i?
- We liavo rccicvcd the Ooanty Audi
tor's abstract of personal property of
this County as returned fur the year,
? KOO. We give the total of the differ
ent townships.
- Number of Horses 2203, value 8282,
388.
- Cattle 15,15g, value 8232,402.
- Mules and Aases, 1702, vulue 6238,
402,
Sheep and Goats, 7107, value $14,
708.
Hogs, 30,740, value 8170.784.
Wutehesaud Pluto 1,483, value 834.
?375.
- Pianofortes, ruolodeons, etc., 100, vulue
?13.310.
- Pleasure carriages 050, value $58.223.
Dogs, 4,135, value, 821,00?.
Average value of property appertain
ing to merchandize 8105.802.
Property appertaining to merchandize
6105,802.
Property appertaining to manufactur
ing in ass.
Value of manufactured articles, cu
?,inc& and tools, on hand, 149,261.
? Value of moneys, bank bills, etc. 881,
011.
Value of all credits SI 00.277.
Value of stocks of companies out of
this State 835,717.
Bonds uot exempt from taxation, $14,
602.
Annual value of all leases, except per
manent leases, 87.721.
Value of all other property $517,037.
Total value of nil taxable personal
property, $2,098,974.
Trus tsi cn increase over 1SG8 of about
$350,000.
We invite attention to the card ol
Mr. Jourdau, which oppcara in this
weeks issp.ro. Mr. dourdan is an old
and experienced gardener and is well
known iu our county. There is nothing
which adds more to the value ami
appearance of n dwelling than a nicely
arranged flf>\yer garden. We bespeak
for MrJ JourdaVn liberal patronngo.
-?..>.? ? -
Mr. Fowlcs offers tho Dickson Cottou
for sale.
Parties visiting Charleston,, cannot
pass an hour mora ngrocabb? than by
visiting tho now Theatre?Aeaduuiy of
Music.
if
Court.?Tho Contingent Docket was
called nod disposed of last Saturday.
The following senteuecs wero pro
nriunuud by his honor .Judge Carpenter,
upon persons convicted at this term:
Ellen Jefferson, Assault and Battery.
810. line mid costs of prosecution or con
finement in County Jail foi one month.
Joseph V. llobiuson. Assault and Bat
tery, 83 lino und-costs uf pru.seeution.
lt. G. M. i crry, At'Snult and Battery.
SI fine and costs.
.lohn EvatlS, Assault and Battery, 830.
fine ana costs or two months in County
Jail.
Abo Dither, Malicious Trespass ?50,
line and costs, or three months in County
Jail.
Marshal] A maker, Assault and Hm
t-ry. two indictments, S7.~). line and costs
in each case, or six mouths in County
Jail.
Frederick Wilson. Petit Larceny, 820
fine and costs or two months in County
Jail.
Isaac Jacobs, Petit Larceny, ?30, line
and costs or two months in County .J; il.
Peter Fair. Petit Larceny, S.'IO fi"o
and costs or two mouths in County Jail.
Peter Fair, Assault and Hatten . 820
line and coats or one month in County
Jail.
Gorge Luilson, Trespass, 8") fine and
costs or one month in County Jail.
Gorge Ladson, Assault, and Mattery,
85 fine and costs or one mouth in .Jail.
Win. Meyers. Obstructing highway.
81 fine and e s's ami to remove the
obstruction by 1st of February next or
pay an additional line of 81(10.
James Cooper, Bastardy. Million in
arrest of Judgment, argued by counsel.
The Court reserved its decision.
The Court adjourned on Saturday
until Thursday, i.'Jth when tl.e civil
docket was tak? u up
Judge Carpenter has filed a decree in
the ease of Fiel, liim vs Hi ley, in favor
of the validity of the Homestead law,
except in ease.-, where the del t is secured
\<\ a lieu.
Wo would call the attention of our
render.-, to the fact, that Messrs. CnllNKL
suN, K it A .M KU & Co., Agents of the
Zells' Amiuoniated Dune Super Phos
phate, have received a large supply ol
this valuable fertilizer, which we can
safely recommend to our planters, hav
ing the full endorsement of the great
Ocorgia Cotton planter and experimen
ter Dr. K. M. I'cndlcton of Sparta, (leo.
See what he says in tho December No.
of the Southern Cultivator, page 381.
Out ol 15 commercial fertilizers, all of]
them put down at the rate, of $10 per
acre, it was the second best, paying 04
per cent, whereas Peruvian (luano paid
only 56 per eeut and Rhodes, only !19 per
cent. Wc have also a number of certifi
cates ftom Planters of our own State and
County, who have used it before, and
the Agents arc prepared to furnish cer
tificates from all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
(iive it u trial and he convinced.
jaii 8 ni2.
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COMMERCIAL.
NAltliLT HLl'OIMS.
Orrtcc or tiir QHAXoaneua News,
January I i, 1M7U.
COTTON?Sales during tliu week 7
lialcs. We quote :
< Ordinary.-I
how Middling.J'-J
Middling.2'JJ
llottuit Hick.20 |?sr orishel.
Cobs.$1.20 |>er bushel.
Cow I'lAS.$1.25 |>rr bushel.
1'isoKiis.$l.tK) per bushel.
uold. 2?
siLvci;.20
charlkston market.
CliARLBSTON, Fi'ioav Moiimno.
January 14, 1S70.
Ordinary.22'028j
Oood Ordinal v.??|(?! -'-'.i
l.nw Middling.J llr.r S i|
Middling.Jli
ETIWAN GUANOS,
SOLUBLE MANURES,
N . AND :
l\ t
SULPHURIC ACID,
MANUFACTURED AT CHARLESTON,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF N. A. I'll A TT, CHEMIST FOR THE
Sulphuric Acid and Supc'r-riiosphntc Company.
SOLU ULK PHOSPHORIC ACID, in ?ho form ol* SOLUOLL PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
or DISSOLVED HON K PHOSPHATE, is the basis of alt good Fertilisers, and'those are
valuable in the ratio of Soluble Plmsphoric Acid which in in them.
The immense deposits of Phospbatlc Uunnos which were discovered in 18<>2. in South
Carolina, by Dr. I'll ATT, consist mainly of Insoluble Phosphate of Lime, which is made
available ?s u Fertiliser by being ground to powder, and reduced by Sulphuric Acid to such
a condition us to make its insoluble phosphate soluble in water, arid thus made capable of
doing taken up by growihg plants. The insoluble Phosphate found in any commercial Fer
tilizer is of nn more value to the plant thun the original Phosphate reck. The greater (lie
proportion of this soluble Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, (he less tin- quantity re
quired per acre, and consequently I ho cheapest Fertility is th.-u containing the highest per
ceutage of Soluble Phosphate.
Impressed with these troths, the SULPHURIC * A Ol D ,.AJJD ?UPBR-PffOSPH ATE
COMPANY have erected at Charleston the first extensive Acid Chambers South of Haiti
more, and ore able to offer to planters the IIIUII B8T PEH CBNTAGE OFSOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE OF LIMB kimwu in tiny innrket.
Their Fertilizers are offered under two forms:
1. tKtiwnn, No. 1.?I'URO SOLUULK PHOSPHATE, guaranteed to contain 24
per cent, of Dissolved llone Phosphate of Lime. S^Ht? per ton. lit per cent, discount for cash.
?. i:tiwan, No. *}.?PBUUVfAN SOPEtt-PHOSPIiATB. guitrniitccdftu oontain
?Jo percent, of Dissolved Boro Phosphate, and 1) to :t per cunt, of Ammonia, with a sntti
cient liddition of Peruvian Ultimo to adapt it to all Crops, $70per ton, 10 percent, discount
fni Cu?U.
WE ALSO QFFKK:
D1SS0LVBI) BONE, of high grade, for planters <n- msniifhetnrcrs, who may desire t<?
mix into any other compost, ami we suggest that this is the best and chcspcst melltod for
maiiufaetures to transport the Sulphuric Acid contained in the mixture. Will bo .-old at a
tixeil rate for each per oentngc.
WM. C. REE & CO., Agents,
No. 14 ADGER'S WHARF.
j.'iu 8 Pun
MJALBRECHT,
HOOT AND SHOE MAKHR,
OllAXUKlll 1RG, 8. <\.
Returns liinnks lor past PATROLS AGE
anil Solicits r continuance of tin' same
WORK entrusted t? laiin will HEP. RIVE
his PERSONAL ATTENTION- All Work
Warranted.
oct INI c tf
NOTICE
To Administrator**, KxctCMlprSj
(?tiiarriiaii*. CounnittocH
and Trustees.
PRORATE OFFICE,
Dkckmukh 27, 1809.
VOU ARE HEUEUY NOTlFfLD THAT
your Return must |jo made to this Qtiice du
ring the Menth* <.l JANUARY and FEIJHU
ARV. Adininistrtitors und Executors wil
pic.isc make their Returns in January?the
others in February, 1S70.
THAI). C. ANDREWS,
Judge of Probate,
p. S.?Administrator?, A.c.. must make up
their own Returns, or got their Attorneys
to do it for them. The Judge of I'robate has
not the lime to spare for such purposes,
jnn 1 tf
( 1 EO. IV. CAItiMOXTEltVS
KJ
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OK SAR
SAPAP.ILLA
ai:o. w. carm:\~TEn\s
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF HUCHU
Thone Celebrated Prcuur.tiotis, originally
introduced by Ueo. W. Carpenter, umlcr tlu-H
patronage of the medical faculty : hur? boen
so long extensively used by physicians and
?nhers, that they are generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can be relied en a?
bring most valuable remedies in all cases
where Sarsaparilia or Ituchu are aii|diculilc,
ami cannot be loo highly recommended.
They arc prepared in a highly concentrated
form, so us to render the dose buntll nud
convenient. Orders by itiu.il er otherwise
wil! receive prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, UKN?XEl'A CO., j
Wholesale Identical Warehouse,
No, 7:!7 .Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale bv DU ICES & SHULER, and E. J. 1
OL1VER0S. Orangel.urg. S. C.. and DOW1E
& X10ISE, Wholesale Agents. Charleston, S
0. oct if
PROBATE COURT.
Jos A,4Fanning, et. tu., ct. al. 1
. T" f I
Rebecca M. Murgun rt. al. j
Under lb" ei der in this this case. 1 will sell
for cash, on tli- 15tb January next. (Satur
day.) al the I'lfcntoiioa ?f ihe Estate of Mar
tin Friday, the personal property of said
Estate, consisting of
1 Horse, I M ire Mole, ?', Oxen, l? load
i jitle sad 2 Hogs,4 Bedsteads,J Mattress, G
Feather "'eels. :! Roisters', tJ Pillow-;. 1 Trun
dle Red, 1 Cradle^ '.Tallies. 2 Toilet Stands.
I Washslands, I Clerk. 2, Chests, 1 pair
Tonges, 1 pair Piro Dogs, and a lot ?>f Old
Iron. II. RKHJS, S. O. C.
jau 1 Id
Colleton Lands for Sale.
\V i * I bv ?ehl on the 2d February, (Wednes
day,) nil the pretflrscsj to the highest hldJlcr,
twelve hundred ( 12110) acres innre or less, of
valuable land, the properly of Kennen Ste
phens,Cn Saltlt'diatcliie l',i\rr. near Ituekhrad
Causeway, in I wo tracts with Dwellings and
ami necessary Outbuildings on each.
Terms?One-half cash, balance <>n a ere.Iii
of one year, with mortgage <d' premises.
Also on same day ami place, the personal
property, im n.-istingof Horses, lings. Wagon,
Carriage, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
ke? tic.
All persons having demands against said
Reuben Stephens will present ihcm preperlv
attested, ami all indebted will make pay men I
oil day of sab'.
L. C. STBPUKNS,
jnn P?21 Riackville, S. C.
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
milE I.QI B'I V tll.F. LIVE CON
l_ ducts its business ou the
ITKKLY MUTUAL
ALL CASH I'LA.V
? PAY AS YOU <i<>"' is the safo rule in
LI PK ASSURANCE
as in anything else.
Iis NEW RUS1.NESS in th.e year 1808 ex
.led thai of any "CHECK," "NOTE" or
'?MIXED'! COMPANY by upwards of Twelve
Millions.
ALL PROFITS divided among tho Policy
Holders annually,
INCOME...;. O.OOO.OflO.Ofl
ASSETS.lO.tHHMHMUMI
The l-:<)t JFAUl.C. ASSURANCE SOCIETY
idler.- to the Public all the REAL ADVAN
TAGE which can with safety be concede 1
by any Company.
N. AUSTIN DULL.
June 2fi?apl S?tf Local Agent.
fflt. Zion Institute,
NYINNSHOHO. S. C.
.1 f'lossintl mi f .YhjiiMr/ S'Ikhi! f<>r Ii<>i/s
1^)1 I'll.S SENT TO THIS INSTITUTION
will lie thoroughly trained in ull the
branches of n liberal cducat ion?unlcits jiar
lict) prefer Iheir son* to take
A BUSINESS COURSE,
wliicli will embrace careful drilling in Com
mercial Arithmetic and other English studies,
nml is designed ti> tit hoys for mercantile life,
in- actual business of any kind.
\ uniform, uniting economy with neatness
of costume, will li<- adopted, tKc next year,
und the discipline male still more effective
by combining some of the features of the
Military Academy with those of the Normal
Scho I."
Term's per Session of *ivc months:
Hoard, including tuition in ail the branches,
only, $100.ex).
The Scholastic year opens 1st Monday in
February. For particulars send for circulars.
Address! (L A. WOODWARD,
jan 8?tit, Principal.
Oraiigeburg Uakory,
V. PITTIIAN,
II
AVING procured the services of a
FIRST CLASS RAN MR,
Mil. THOS. W. AMIKIltiOTTT,
l nin now prcparoil lo do idl kinds of P> VKINt!
at s moments notice, and hi furnish custom
ers ami the Trade goneralD with a good arti
cle, und at Charleston prices, at wholesale and
retail to Merchants and Families.
No expenses will he spared on my part to
[-please my Customers.
The following list of Dread. Cakes and
Crackers kept coiintRtiily un hand, mid
freah ;
C A. !<: E S:
Pound Cake Large and Small.
Sponge Cake. Sugar Cake.
Drop Cake. Small Fancy Cakes.
Scotch Cuke. Lafayette Cake.
French Tea Cake. Lemon C.ike.
Lady's Fingers. Large (linger Nuts.
Kn?vers and Thick Cakes.
C H A. C Iv. K R S:
Trenton Crackers. Butter Crackers.
Seed ('rsckcrs.
Sugar Crackers. Large Biscuits.
I > RTC A 1 ):
Wheat Bread. Ryo Bread.
Oralinm Bread.
French, Twist. Split and Cap Loaves.
The highest cash prices paid for BUTTER
and KOtiS.
The Subscriber respectfully returns his
thanks to the citizens of Orangeburg for
their patronage in the past, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same.
ttpl 24?ly V. PITTIIAN.
4^1.41?IX KT HAKLIt ,4XI> UX
yj DKiiTAKKlL?I respectfully solicit
J work in tue above line, such us Collins of
? all styles, repairing old Furniture, putting
I New Cane Bottoms in Chairs, an I all other
i work in the above line dona with neatness
I ami dispatch. All work warranted. (Sivc
me a trial. B, J. L0\ I?. Murkel-St.,
der I I?#ui Next to .ln.?. A. llamili ?
"Vr<?li?,<* to l>ebloi*H itiid Crctll
^X, tor*. ? All persons having claims
against the Estate ol .lames Wiles, deceased,
laie of Orangeburg County, will present
them, duly vouched, on or before de 1st ila>
of April next, or payment will he debarred.
And all person- iudebloJ lo said Kstate will
make payment forthwith,
1> \\ 11> IV t; \RRICK.
dee 23?3t . Qualified Administrator.
Notice of Dimissal.
"J^TOTICE IS IIBRKBV GIVEN THAT 1
x\ will, on the 20th da of.lauuary, 1870,
-file my ttnul account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Oraiigeburg County, u>
Administrator of the Estate of J, .1. |(ush,
deceased, aii'l ask for Letters of Dismissal,
doc J.'. -id A. J. IIVBRICK.
Notice of Dismissal.
"VrpTi^E IS UK RUBY 31V EN THAT ON
the Iflth day of January next, I will
file my Final Accounts with the lion. T. C.
Andreses. Judge of Probate, and af?k fur
Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the
Estates of R, o. Carson and George Vice,
dec 2*>?td W. W. VICE,
Notice of Dismissal,
"VTOTIC.*: IS HEREBY til YEN: THAT
"t^| I a ill tile my final return with tho Hon.
Judge of Probate i"i 1 Irnngi burg l 'oiinljr, on
the ">th day of February noxi. and a-k7 for
Letters of Dismiss il as Administrator of th?
BstaiCo <>f Blltabetfi O'Cain, deceased.
DAM SI. L. DK vWDY.
jan 8--4l* Administrator.
Nonn:.
Mr. NATHAN B. WANNA
MAKER is my dul\ nppoiufed Attorney to
transact my business dining my nti?6ttc4
from the Si "it e. AMOS KOOKE..
Oraiigeburg, S. C, Jan. Tih, 1870.
jan 8 * 4t
BULL, SCOWLL & PIKE,
? 11 TAiiK always mwm
BUSY, BUSY, BUSY,
AT THE
BEE HIVE!
if 'rT^i^r* HS?*vr AT-THE l(
BEE HIVE!!
MORE NEW GOODS!
AND STILL THEY COME!
GOLD D E C LIN I N G.
Wo will Close out our STOCK at
BARGAINS!!!
BULL, SCOV1LL & PIKE.
j.-iti s
may 21).
is
STOCKEIS CHEAP CASH STOEE,
c
?
c
0
NOW IS THE TIM E TO lll*Y CHEAP!!!
I SHALL, FHOM Til is DAY I NT! I. THK FIRST OF MARCH NEXT. OFFER MY
entire Sleek of FALL ant) WIVK'KIi CaOODM "1 very Low Prices. The remaining
Stock of Clonks. Shawls. Winter Dress Cooth ami Clothing will 1? ? offered aJ Cos?. Those
Hood* must he sohl to make room for SPRlNd GOODS. Cmnu soon iuoI got bargains. I
have also n Good Stock of Pool-, Shoes, Ma!-, Cips, Groceries, Sip.. &.e., cheap for Cash.
jtitl 1 auu 23 ly.
1 _ . ??? ??? . - i_wpeapi
JOHN DAYIS & CO.,
DAELERS IN
Choice Family Groceries and Liquors
We respect fully call the attention of our Friends and the Public to our Stock
of the above named goods, which we warrant to jrivo satisfaction to all who will
favor us with a call. Our prices aro ns cheap as any other house this sido of]
Charleston. Try us.
dec 2r> ly
BACON, FLOUR, SALT.
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.,
CORNER RUSSEL^-ST. AND H. II. AY ENTE.
lias constantly on hand, a foil assortment of CCOCIT. EC I S'.tS, which thai ?r*
offering \ LRY LOW, also a very fine lot of LIQUORS.
OIESON'S XXX WHISKEY C?
PURE ?>|.D CORN WHISKEY c.
OLD ROURRON WHISKEY f.n
$8 00 \"sr Gajhyi
?J tin j>er GaP. u
1 ."?!) per Gallon
IVI v AN I ) V, O L X A: \V I ZSJ K<
Also a cheap bo of IIA MS.
Parties wishing GROCERIES would do well to call and eiamiu s our S IL b
pure ha ?ine eNc where.
,lrc 18 'one r,?i>
J. W. PAT'
SSi
JJLtvK
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
BON
F I R F W O R K S.
J
SA\' K YOUR CEX'I S ! ! " r Twenty-five
You will buy a SWEr. i SI KPIILSK :
Candy id a vsiriod Ha vor - -
And. to train Vour Lad '.* favor.
GOLD OH SILVLU \Y \TOH.W Chain,
Sttuls or Eat Kings y??u will gtiin,
Breast-1'ins. Ijutt UH fin \ >ur Sleeve.
OPE THE 1 OX- twiii ., t .1 reive :
PATTERSON puts SHU UI?K in till!
pl^APPOlN TMENT CAN'T IIEPAI/L
Buy the Box. and \onr Surprise
"\\ til delight your Neighbor's ovo?.
il
dee IS
W".
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JU JLl? JLI. ,
GROCEB AND L1QU0B DEALER.
OFFERS TO TilE PUBLICA WEM. SELECTED RTOTK OP FRESH FAMILY
GROCERIES and Fine llrands of CHOICE LIQUORS,
t ailing the attention of Housekeepers to the fact that 1 am supplied RVRRY WERK
with Frcsli CA MM At; K (Red and White). ONIONS. CODFISH, lltisil POTATOES, DRIED
?APPLES. Also (term:.it. Hazel and Wallnilts, and Cnac6 Nuts, and Putter Nuts and S. U.
Piccan Nut",
The folldwing brands are on draft, CABINET, RYE, CORN. MONONOAIIA LA
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND <IIN. JAMAICA RUM, CATAWBA WINK. POUT,
MALAGA, SHERRY aud CLARET: Also
LAC EU; CID EH AND EDINBURC ALE.
I shall try and Ueoji only nn A No. 1 ARTICLE of all I offer for sale.
Tho OLD CITIZENS of the County will be happy t* find Mr. JOHN FAIR, formerly
Ageni of the S C. R. R.. nt this place, with pic.
Come one and nil, and see for yourselves.
Justroccived (1 Barrels of the far famed CINCINNATI LAOf.U BEER. This Logar
needs no recommendation, but to drink it aud pay lor it. Respectfully
nov El?ly W. T. MtJLL.BR
? N< HOOJL WOW
TJio Exercises of Mim R. S. ALDKEGOT
TI S SCHOiiL tfitt fie resumed ??Tu??ivt.
Jiinuajy -It I*. 1870/ Far tortm* apply at b< r
Residence, Corner Bttttcll Blrocl an 1 R. I',.
Avenu?
A few Young- Ladies can be a^o*ffo<*dai?sl
with B*rd. .Mh 1?2*
yfkf-1? if, til, 1.jtwf?r,LVf y<{ i
Office of County Auditor,
OKANGERTUG. .S. Cm
4f^CAUt 7th, V***.
Notice is hcrehy given to all pnrtfei wort
have SOLI), or otlierai.se .DISPOSEDof
REAL PROPERTY between Sept. 1-;, ISO',
and Sept. 1st, loti'J, and who a*ro not liable
for lite Tax mi the same, are requested to re
port to this Office, on or before the 10th day
of .Jan., 1870, all sales, transfers, etc., giv
ing (lie manlier of Acres and Ruthling*, if
any, where located, and in whose niioic prev
iously returned. All persons foiling to re
port these sales or transfers of "Real Pro
perty." by the li'tnr above specified will bo
charged with the Taxes on the tame for the
Fiscal Year. IS'.'.), ns no corrections will ho
made, after the "Dupliettto" is made out.
JAS. VasTASSEL,
jan 8?2t Count v Auditor',
?. _ U_z^a 'JL L'
Just Received at
DR. OLIVE ROh1
1.1HESH GARDEN SEEDS ?SUCH AS
^ Onion Set?, Cabbage, Turnips, Raddhd ,
licet, Retina, Carrot, Celery, Coliard*. Cor? ,
Cucumber, Egg Plant, Kohl Rabi', Leek, L?i
tuee. Mustard, Okra, Parsley, Parsnips; Pep
per. Salsify; Quash, Spinach, Tomato. ?'.c.
Dr. OLI V i KOS respectfully calls flic RU
teutiou of 'the public to his VARIED anl
WELL SELECTED Stock of M LDK'INl*',
whicc he warrants pure end reliable.
Iiis loug experience in the disj ens'ng and
conipoundtug of McdicjucS warrants liim ia
saying that all those of his own tnain.factui?
are guaranteed pure In cverv j articular.
K. J. OLIVKEOS. M. D ,
j:.n 8 Diuggist und Pharma-eut ..-t.
1.000
ItEVtllCI).-I WILL
give One Thousand Dol a a
RuwaVd lor any euscof the followingdisenst s,
which the medical faculty have pronounced
incurable, that Dr. Eichuu/s(jolden Remedies
will not radically eure. Dr. lUchau s t!olden
Ralsuth, No. 1, will cure Syphillis in its
primary and iccondttry singes, such as old
ulcers, ulcerated son1 throat, sure eyes, skin
eruption::, soreness of the scalp, eardication
disease* and mercury thoroughly. Dr.
Kielum's Golden Ralsain, No. 2. will i ure t ?
tiiird stages, i i ).. rtiary Syphillis. Syphillii a
and Mercurial Rheuma tiara; and 1 d?-ly tho..?
who suffer froilT suoh diseases to obtain a
radic d eure, without (he utd of this me dein?,
which does not prevent the patient from uai
ilig and drinking what they like. I hare huu
dreds of certificates showing the niffuculo>t?
cures efTccteii by these remedies. Price ?f
either No. 1 or No. '2 $?'> per hot tic, or isu
bottles S.?. Dr. Kichairs Golden Antidote?A
-:if.'. ?ptyly. pleasant, and radical eure for
Gonorrhusn Gleet, Irritittiou, Gravel, and a.I
urinary derangements, nccoiupntued wita
full directions, wnrratltedyfo cure. 1 rie?
?:'? per bottle. Dr. Richhu's ti.d |un IL.air
ile Amours?A radical .cure, fdr General De
bility in ol 1 or young. Imparting energy fa
(hose Vrho have led a life of sensuality. It
is invaluable to those who are anxious for
au increase of family. Powerful, mirinlcsV;
and speedy hi restoring health. Price if
per bottle, or two bottles, .rli. On receipt f
price, by moneyed order, registered lett- .
or express, these remedies will be shipped ?
any place. Prompt attention paid to 11
correspondents. None genuine without it. a
name of Dr. Eichaus Remedies. D. ' .
Richards, sole proprietor, blown in glass f
bottle*. Address |)R. D. D. Lit'ilA! 'S.
No. 22S Variek st.. "New York. ORee h^ttts
from '.? \. sr. tu 0 f. ?. Circular*! ?cul?
Aug. 21 tf
PLANTATION BITTEB
Tills wonderful vege
table restorative is the
sheet-anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As a
Ionic and cordial for the
aged and languid, it has
no equal among stomach
ics. As a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec
ia 113" snbjoct, it iu
supei-seding every other
stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, tem
perate or frigid, it act*
as a specilic in every
species^ff disorder which
under mines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes ?
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 It
G5
1^SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR TLB
*j use of the Medical PfofeasioU; ru? 1 u a
Family, possessing those intrin.-io mortlcir If 1
properties which belong Iq ?o Old nml iu>? |
Gin. In lispensahio to remalea. GouJ I r
Kidney Complaints. A dolioious Tonic. V t
up in cases conjoining one doicn bottles eael?? j
nnd sold by u\\ Druggists, GrojviJ. Tt
a. m. biMNar.B, < rr-;
Establish :T7o, No. 15 Reaver St.. V. T.
!??< L. J. OLIVfcROS, Agvut.
July 81?Sn\ Oraagebarg. S. C.