The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 22, 1871, Image 4
LQOAL.
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1871.
Advertisements will not, positively,
be changed hereafter iu this paper uu
less handed to us ?n Weduesdsy mom
log, befurt nine o'clolk.
We like to havo company in our
office, but it is strictly against tho rules
of printing offices to read tho copy ou
the Cases. And that is a privilege al
lowed to none but those connected with
our office. Our friends will pleaso re
member this. '
TV je see that the present Mayor and
Alderman of Omngeburg, ore having
vast repairs mndo upon the Streets o!
our Town. BeautituI side-walks arc
being laid by tho side of every street*
and alley. This is worthy of tue highest
commendation.
A Family Witlout the Newspa
PjL?_Nothing proseuts a sadder com
mentary upon the present unhealthy
conditton of our once loved aud prospe
rous country than the large number of
families both in tho city and country,
but more especially in the latter, that
subscribe to no paper of any kind.
Hundreds and thousands of families are
thus growing up in utter ignorance of
what is daily trauspiring in the world
around them?ignorant of tho mighty
events of to day.
But who can tell tho vast amount of
injury that is being inflicted upon the
rising generation?those who.are to take
our places in the b"sy world at no dis
tant day?growing up without any
knowledge of tho present, the past or
any study of the future ; und this igno
rance, too, being imbued into them by
the saftet ion of those who should and
doubtless do, know better, did they only
think of the injurious effects of their in
?ssnc course. Let the- head of every
family thiuk of this and place in tho
bands of those for whom he is responsi
ble, tho means of-acquiring a thorough
lcuowludgc of tho moving panorama in
which wc euact our puts.
-EfattguJ-.J^tirn \ \ j^fcfeUfc?^
the new advertisement of Cupt. John A.
Hamilton. The arrival of extra aud
family flour, from Georgia and North
. Carolina, is announced in it. A new
nupply of sugurs, coffees, potatoes, choico
navy pocket tobacco, &c, bus also jus ;
been received Yy Captain Hamilton;
and to ndd to the other inducements of
fered at the Court House Store, a re
duction iu the prices of the above arti
cles has been made*
Kohn & Bno., are offering bargains at
their fancy dry goods store. Head their
new advertisement.
Frebii from New York.?Determ
ined to be up with the times, and to
have something to please every body,
and every variety of tasto known to our
humanity, Mr. Geo. II. Cornelson visi.
ted New York a few weeks ago, and laid
In a stock of spring goods, which, in
quality rod variety, baa never before
been equaled in Orangeburg. >Vc wore
shown through Mr. C's recherche store
by. Mr. Mosely (who, by the way, has a
largo heart,) and found many things
that were wonders to us. Every shelf
is crammed to overflowing. So confi
dent that be is prepared to please every
body, Mr. C issues the proclamation
that "it is no trouble to show goods."
jiUt- lO IUtl)IIIUH.Mu tltiS iviljj <??*?? iuiulll
bly known firm to tho putronago of the
public, seems superfluous. Let our rca?
ders examine Mr. Cornclson's now ad
vertisement, and como aud sec for them
selves.
Capt. F. II. W. Brigomann has
just received 500 bushels of corn, which
ho is offering low for cash. Sec Ad.
We call attontiou to advertisement of
.Mr. J. W. Jamison in this issue. Mr.
Jamison is well known to our readers
and neccs no commendation from us.
See notico of County Commissioners,
inviting proposals for the erection of cer
tain Bridges in the Fork of tho Edistos
School Commissioner Cain notifies
the Trustees of the various Townships
that they must close all public schools
by tho 20th of April, which wus day
before yesterday.
i
Read This-?Mr. Joseph MoNamara
has returned from New York, (our
readers all know where his store is,) aud
has brought with him a stock of dry
goods, from which may be selected sup
plies to suit the tasto oT tho most faslidt
ous. Diagonals, eassimores, tweeds,
linens, drills, cottouudes, oto,cto.; and
muslins, calicos, &c, of tho most ap
proved and fashiopnble stylef. Jn fact, a
stock that o merchant oily of our friend
McNumara's experience can select.
Wo have examined his selections care
fully, aud concluded?well, tbut if ladies
and gentlemen cunoot please themselves
by calling on Mr. Mo., they can't be
satisfied any place, and?havo. no money
with which to treat themselves.
See tar notice of Mr. P. V. Dibble.
The contents of tho Drug Store of ]
Dukes and Shulor, w'll be sold at pub
lio auct'nn o.: the Cth of May next. Sec
notice in another column.
V?'c give below a letter from a mem
ber of tho "Palmetto Stato Pasc Ball
Club" of Branchvillc. Speakiug of an
election held by said Club, for officers,
we .unintentionally gave 'offence to our
friends by jocularly remarking that,
"The price of votes was high, aud li
quors were used freely." Now whilst is
sentence may have been malum in .* yet
iu our application of it, wo cannot cou
ceive how it could have given umbrage.
However, as it was considered by*souic
of those gentleman as being crimen law?
niajestatis, against the dignity of this
Club, we, with hats off, pronounce our
amende honorable.
Branch viele, S. C,
April 18th, IS71. '
Mr. Editor: In your issue of the
15th inst, there aro several errors relat
ing to the election of the oTicers of the
'Palmetto State Baso Ball Club," of
this place.
1st. Sumuel Turner was not elected
Yice-Presidcnt j nor was be a candidate
for that office.
2d. You say; '-Votes sold high and
liquors were freely used." As ?Base
Hailing is a ^?Sqjinteyiunef* and not a
game of tho bJciUffy- and our Club hav
ing no connection, whatever, with the
??Gentlemen," who collect two ta<js in
I ..??.? ye a", nor having the power to vote
subsidies to Railroad Co's, there was
no necessity of '-Votes ruling high or
having au open b?r."
Yours Respectfully,
PIT C H Ell.
[communicated.]
Mr. Editor? As editors are posted
generally in all matters pertaining to
State, you will confer a favor upon many
of your readers iu answering the follow
ing inquiry : Why is it that Gov. Scott
has so often promised the good peoplo of
our Couuty that he would not do thus
und so, und the very next day we lind
him falsifying his word '! Any elucida
tion you may make of this plain incon
sistency on the part of our Chief Mag
istrate, will be acceptable to many of
your admirers, und especially to
ORANG EBURG-.
[We urc always glad to be able to give
to our readers ull the information incur
possession, especially when that intelli
gence would subserve the public good.
But we must confess our utter iuability
to furnish any sulution of tho problem
proposed by our correspondent.
Let "Orangcbutg" remember that?
"Man's n strange animal, and makes straugo
use
Of his own nature, and tho various arts,
And likes particularly tu produce
Some new experiment to bIiow his parts."
Ed. News.]
Magazines,- &e.,
Southern Boys and Ciri.s?Who
do not take Burke's Magazine for Boys
and Girls, miss a great treat. It is equal
in every respect to the Northern maga
zines, and far superior to any of them iu
the gnality of its reading matter. The
April number is full of good"things, aud
shows a steady improvement. Wc can
not too highly commend this magazine
to our readers. Every boy and girl in
the South ought to take it aud read it.
The terlns arc 152 n your, or three copies
for ?5. Tho publishers will send speci
men n umbers free on application. Ap
drcss J. W. Burke & Co., Maeon, Ga.
American Sunday School Work
er.?The April number of this journal
holds on its course with no lessened
merit or ability. Sunday Schools had
better send for specimen copies of the
magazine und lesson papers. Country
Sunday Schools had better try this sys
tem. Publishers, J. W. Mclntyrc, St.
Louts.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.
OrriOB or Tita Ouakokdoeq New?,
April 21, 1871.
COTTON?Sales during tho week 40
bales. Wo quote :
Ordinary.,.10
Low Middling.11$?
Middling.
RouniiRiur....$1.65 per oushcl.
Couk.$1.10 pet bushel. ?
Cow Peas.$1.10 per bushel.
PiNDtuix.$1.40 per bushel.
GOLD. 09
SILVER.05
f CHARLESTON MARKET.
Chauiebtos, Epiuat Moaaisa,
April 21, 1871.
Ordinnry.11)(S>
Goud Ordiuniy.?.12:{(?o
Low Middling.l;tj(?>
Middling.13J*i>
LATEST QUOTATIONS
or
SO 11T11E RN S EC U R1TI ES,
in
CHARLESTON, S. C.
.. , Corrected Wtekly by
A.C.Kaufman
RANKER and RROKEK,
Xo. 25 Broad Street.
April 21, 1871.
Statu Seci'kitieh?South Carolina, old,
(,/ 7">; do new, (ft-GO ; do, regisl'd stock,
ex int (W>35.
Citt BjteOBITI.RS?Augusta, Ga., Bonds,
7$(a\ ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex qr lot)
(<f.C0: do. Fire Loan Bonds, (j?,70; Co
lumbia, S. C. Bonds, f??G0.
Railhoao Bonos?Bluo Ridgo (firs, mort
gage) 00(3) ; Charleston and Savannah,
Qt.tio ; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
('V.8f> ; Cheraw and Darlington, (a\H2;
Greenville and Columbia, (1st tnorl) (a)8t>;
do, (State gun ran tee) (^05 '? Northeastern,
78 ; Savrfunah nnd Charleston, (1st
mort) (?,78; do, (Statoguarantee) 09@ ;
South Carolina, (f?;7-'l; do, 09; Spartan
burg and Union, (?a??.
Railuoau Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, ?40; Greet villo anil Colum
bia, (?'v2 ; Northeastern, ?13: Savannah
and Charleston, (<i}30; South Carolina,
(whole shares) (?,10; do, (half do) (a) 40
Ex'mjaxok. kc?-New Yoik S'ght, \ off par;
Gold, li0@ll2; Silver, 1030 .
BOUTII CAUOLINA BANK uills. ^
*Ban!c of Charleston. (a>
*Rnnk of Ncwberry. 3(??)
Hank of Camdcn.30(<?
Hank of Georgetown. 2?
Rank of South Carolina. 8(">
Hank of Chester. 8?
Bank of Uaiuhurg. ~(?)
Hank of State of S C, prior to 1801 ...85(m
Bank of State of issue lHdl and 18?2-28?
*Plnntcrs' and Mechanics' bank of
Charleston. ($
?^People's Hunk of Charleston. v?>
M.'nion Hank of Charleston. Qf)
?Southwestern R R Bank of Charles
ton. (oh!). (5>
^Southwestern R R Bunk of Charles-'
ton, (new)..... Cay
State Rank of Charleston. 5(?>
Partners' And Exchange Bank of Char
lesion. (<<?
Exchange Hank of Columbia. ?'?!?.??.
Coinmcrcinl Ua??k of Ovluim^ta. 7**r?
Merchant*' Hank oi' Gberiw. '?'?>(?>
Planters' Hank of F.iirtiuld. "?(".
State t>r S C Bills Receivable.0?(?)
City of Charleston ('hange Bills .95(j?
n iiiiis marked thus (*) are being redeemed
at the Dank Conr.tcrs of each,
jan 22 Cm
NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS* OFFICE,
Orangeburg. S. C. April 21, 1871.
IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act to define
the jurisdiction and duties of the County
Commissioners," passed the twenty-sixth
day or September, A. D. I8f>S, and "An Act"
amendatory thereto, passed March 9th, 1871,
nnd pursuant to Resolutions passed by the
Board of County Commissioners of Orange
burg; NOTICE Is hereby given that PROPO
SALS for REPAIRING the "Willow Swamp
Bridge," on the Holmnn Hridgc Road, and
the Bridge known ns the "New Bridge," in
the Fork of the Edistocs, will be received at
this Office. All Proposals must be accom
panied by two or more sufficient Surities,
and must be handed ir. c:; or before the 20th
day of May, 1871.
JAMES Vau TASSELL,
apl 22?5t C. B. C. C.
N O T ICE.
1 LL persons in this County aro reques
/\ ted to give the JOINT SPECIAL FI
NANCIAL COMMITTEE, appointed by the
General Assembly, nt its last session, to in
vestigate the finances of the State of South
Carolina, now sitting in Columbia, any and
all information in their possession us :o the
purchase of lands in this County, in the
name of and for the State, of and by whom
purchased, at what price, the nnumni paid,
whether in wholo or in part, ami whether
in wb'?if ?*? In pat!, srh'othei :'wi??u?v?
been given for the same. All communica
tions to be addcossed to tho Committee.
J. B, DENNIS,
, Chairman.
Cuujiiua, S. C., April 17, 1*71. 129
TAX NOTICE.
UNIT .D STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
Hy virtue of a Warrant of Distraint from
W. It. Cloutmnn, Esq., Coll actor of Internal
Revenue, 2d District of South Carolina, I
will sell at public outcry for cash, at Tofncss,
in front of the residence of W. T. Rives,
Esq., on Thursday, loth day of May, 1871,
at 11 o'clock A. M., all the interest of Jennie
L. Tabor in that Plantation or Tract of land
know as Pinckuoy Plantation, lying in Or
angeburg County, S. C. formerly belonging
to Joel Hittlor, containing l'JOO acres. Also
the Interest of Jennie L. Taher in that Tract
of Land being near the Preference Planta
tion, lying on the west side of High Hill
Creek, and formerly belonging to Joel But
ler, containing 300 acres. Both of said
Tracts of Lund being the lands derived by
the said Jennie L. Taher by und under tho
Will of Joel Butler. Levied on as the pro
perty of Jennie L. Taher for Tuxes duo tho
United Stutcs.
P. V. DIBBLE,
Dep'y Col. Internal Revenue,
Division 3d, Bist 2, 8. C.
April 19th, 1871?22?81
MEAL. GRISTS nnd N. C. FLOUR,
fresh and always on hand.
Cull on W. A. ME HONEY & CO.
33 J Gr R E 13
FAMILY GOFffeE POT,
ONK ?OO?
EAST PHESBYTEUI?N CHUItCH.
11. E. II. PKAKSON
TIN WARB of EVERY DESCRIPTION
made to or<ler?Wholesale or Retail.
BATHING TU HS.
FOOT TU HS.
.SHOWER BATHS.
BAKERS with REFLECTORS.
ROASTERS.
Any kind of WORK io my Lino made nud
repaired
FOR CASH.
GUTTERING and ROOFING done to order.
LEAl> PIPES impaired.
SECOND HAND STORES, repaired unl
cleaned up.
a pi 20 aug 18 2rr.
Sheriff's Sales.m
By virtue of sundry writs of ft. fa., to me
directed I will seit to1 the highest bidder,
at Orangchnrg Court House, on the first
Monday in Muy ne.il, for cash, all the
right, tHlc and interest of the Defendants
in the following property, .viz :
1. ():ie tract of lautPeontaining 71 acres
tuorc or less, bounded: noith and west by
Col. D. Shulcr's land, south by Homestead,
and east by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Hell.
2. One tract containing 13? acres more or
less, bounded north by Homestead, south by
Cantey Branch, east by Johu Griuin's land,
nnrl west by Col. D. Sbulcr.
All situated in St. Matthews Parish, on
waters of Providcv.co Swamp. Levied on as
the property <if David Bull ul the suit of R
W. Hates, Guardian.
ALgn
One tract of land omtaining 10J ucres
more or less, in St. M tit hews Parish, on the
Three Chop Rond, bounl.'d by lands ??! F. W.
Vogt, Estate of Snell and others, l.oicd on
ns the properly of B. Y, Furier at the suit of
R. W. Hates, Guardian.
X13SO '
1. One? tr.ict of land containing ill) acres
Lraorc or loss, in St. Matthew* Parish, bound
ed by lands of Dr. Lewis Dantzlor nn-f'the
tract set oil as homestead for Dr. F. W.
Vogt.
2. One tract containing ">0 acres more or
less, in St. Matthews, and bounded by lands
of A. "Griffin, ?? Smith and homestead
trnct of Dr. P. W. Vogt. Plats of the above
two tracts may be. seen at the Shcriu's Office.
3. All the right, title and interest which
.lames F. Griiiiu and Elizabeth Griffin 1 ??? I in
and to the real v.stato whereof the late Silas
Griffin died, seized and possessed, situate in
St. Matthews l^lrisii, Orangeburg County,
and purchased by Dr F. W. Vopt at Sheriffs
sale on the Tth Feb.. 1870. Levied or. as the
property of F. W. Vogt at the suit of R. W.
Bates, Guardian.
Sheriffs Office, ) II. R10G8,
Orangeburg0. II., S. C, \ S. o. 0
April 0, 1871. J
apl 8 td
NOTICE. ? The Coparlncr
S II 11 ? lately existing between Dr. H.
MANLY SIIUI.ER and the UNDERSIGNED,
under the Firm Name of DUKES & SIIU
I.ER. was DISSOLVED on the 30th day of
March hist, by the death of Dr. Sltulcr. All
persons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, will
make PAYMENT, und alt persons having
DEMANDS against the said FIRM will pre
sent the same, properly attested, to the un
dersigned, or to Dr. A. C. D?KES, at the
place of business of the said Finn.
J. w. If, DI KES,
npl 15?It Survivin ?r Partner.
OKANGRBUKG C. If., S. C,
April 3d, 1871.
The Firm of McNAMARA & JONES is
tnis day MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Con
sent of both parties.
JOS. McNAMARA, of the paid FIRM,
does this day assume the COLLECTING o
its ASSETS, nnd the **\YMEN'f oi
HERTS.
He u'>o return? thanks for the Patranage
heretofore bestowed, and hopes his friends
and customers will continue the samo.
JOS. McNAMARA,
C. B. JONES,
npl 8 |f
I^XCCdtor'ft Nftflcc*?All Per
*j sons having CLAIMS against the ES
TATE of Alexander II. Chambers, tlcc'd,
are requested to present the same at once,
properly attested, to the undersigned, and
all persons Indebted thereto, aro required to
make immediate payment tu
ANDREW MYBLS,
mar?It Qualified Executor.
T YOU WANT I.10.I OKS OF
the following tirades:
APPLE ERANDY.
PEACH BRANDY.
N. C. CORN WHISKEY, very fine.
N. t'. " Common.
RYE WHISKEY Of all grades and prices
A I.E. LAGER HEER.
SODA WATER in bottles.
WINES of all kinds and quality.
CIIA MPAIGNE.
CORDIAL.
FRENCH HRANDY.
Go to
W. A. MERONKY k c<?.
fob 18 dec 3 0m
NUTS, RAISINS and CANDIES of the
heal kinds
W. A. MKRONEY & CO.
THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE
SOUTH.?There can be no doubt that it
would contribute greatly to the future pros
perity of thin section of the Uuion if many
amongst 'is would turn their energies nnd
capital in new channels of enterprise and
business. Tho old roads arc clear, but they
aro worn and crowded. Dlazo a now path
through the woods for yourself, young man,
and you will arrive at tho goal of success
ahead of your competitors. A striking ex?
ample of tho valuo of this precept is found
in the case of Mr. P. P. Toalc, of Charles
ton, S. C, a plain mechanic, who hns made
himself the head of a large manufactory of
doors, sashes und blinds.
THE "PAIN KILLER" may justly be
htyled t ho great me Heine of the world, for
there is norcnien of the globo into which it
has not found its way, and btcn lurguly used
and highly prised. Moreover, there is no
clime to which it has not proved to bo well
adapted for the cure of a considerable vari
ety of disease ; it is a speedy aud^enfe remedy
for burns, scalds, cuts, brulscSjjovounds and
various other injuries, as well for dysen
tery, diarrhoea and bowel complaints gener
ally, it is admirably suited for every race of
men on the face of tlm globe.
It is a very significant fact, that notwith
standing the long period of years that tho
"Pain Killer" has been before the world, it
never lost one whit of its popularity, but, on
Ihccontrary, the call for it has steadily
creased from its first discovery, and at no
previous lime has the demand for it been so
great, or the quantity made been so large,
us it is to day.
Another significant f.tet }?, that nowhere
has the Pain Killer ever been in higher ro
r ute, or been more generally tired by fami
lies and Individuals, than it has been here at
home, where it was fir.-d discovered and in
troduced. That the Paiu Killer will contiu
j uo to be, what we have styled it, the great
mcdiziuc of the world, there cannot be the
shadow of a doubt?[Providence A Ivcrtiser.
FI LL SVPPEY OF
Watches, Clocks,
ji:',vi:luv.
?IAY?YH ON HAND.
WATCHES. CLOCKS and JEWELRY' Re
paired ad usual.
OLD GOLD KILVER nnd OLD RANK
IUI.LS, tor which he will give the highest
Cash Trices.
ftb 18 Jan 28 c ly
Citizen's Savings Bank
SOUTH CAROLINA;
WILLIAM MARTIN* President
JNO. R PALM Ell, Vice-Preiident.
UNO. P. THOMAS,
A. G. BRENP.BR', Cashi ir.
J. C R. SMITH, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Waue Hampton. IL H. Rirn.r.nni5.
J. P. Thomas. I). Ravrnei., lr.
F. W. McMastku. Rev. William Martin
A. f. IIaskeli.. Jno. B. Palmer.
J. Eli Gnnno. Thomas E. GukoOi
ORANOEBURG BRANCH,
at the
ENGINE HOUSE,
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. GLOVER .v GLOVES,
LOCAL F1XAXCE COMMITTEE.
Hon. THUS. W. G LOY EIL
Col. PACE S. FELDER.
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
ASSISTAXT e is////:/,'.
JAMES H. F?WLES.
Deponit* of rt?.o;? nnd Upwards
^Received. ?
INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on Spo
cial Certificates <d' Deposit.
On Ordinary Savings Deposits, fipcf cent,
will be Compoundc 1 every six months on Ac
counts.
jan 21 r 6m
Tho Stato of South Carolina,
OitANGKBURG COUNTY,
Jn the Common Pleas.
The Stute Es llnlalionc,)
Solicitor o| Rill to
the Southern Circuit, j- Perpetuate
I a ro j Testimony.
Lost Documents. J
Ex Parte ) Application to Prove
P. II. ttiokenbaeker. j Lost Deed.
Application having been made by P. A.
Riokenbackor to prove the. ptutCexistence
loss and contents of II certain Deed of coti
veyanoo from Joiiu Rickeuba ?kev to tac sai.l
P. II. Rlcfcenbaoker during his life and to
his children utter his death, of all that plan
tation or t ta.l of land In the County ami
State aforesaid situated lying ant) beinjon
Two Mile s.vamp wafers of the North Edlsto
River containing four hundred acre, nnd
bounded by the lloltnnn's Rridge mad, Two
Miie Swamp, J. Sandford, and oilier lands
of the said Jno. Rickenbackcr.
In o'-cdience to an order in the said case
and on motion of Messrs Knowlton ft Hull
Solicitors forappllcant it is ordered; That
all persons who desire so to do appear und
cross examine the ovidenep produced and
Intro luce evidence in reply buforctne on the
20th day of Juno A. D. 1871. at my office
Orungeburg 8. C.
GEO. ROLIVKH.
mar 2.">?1m Special Referee.
T=r~--?-??-?'Egg
GANNON'S STORE!!
One Doou Eelow
w. t. L I g ji t r oo ts'
rv&sell HtllUFT,
Ths Subscriber begslcuveto Inform Iiis oM
friends and tho Public generally that he bus
just opened a. fresh and general aesor.mtnt
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS *
which he will sell low down for Quill,
Come one and all, I will do trty best to
please you and give perfect satisfaction,
jurt 7?tf JAS. CANNON.
PETER G." GANNON
0 u n-s m ITH,
At Miss. WISE'S OLD STAND Opposite
CANNON'S HOTEL.
Ia Prepared <? j> to u0
All Work in his J^Uft^T. Line
At Short Notice and on Reasonable Tcuus
For Cash.
dec 24 tf
METALIC CASES!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
all of tho vi.rums Sizes of the above Cases,
which can be furuitthed immediately on ap
plication.
Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as
usual, and at the shortest notice.
Apply to it. RIG OS,
mar ?">?Um Carriage Manufacturer,
The People's Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
iu:d coffke pot.
East of JWx?r/!' i i<in Chin ch, Rtrsfcli-St.
I nm happy to ANNOUNCE to the CITI
ZENS of Orangeburg, that I am now PRE*
FARED to SUPPLY Familes and Cns'omers
with RUE AD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS
,..o i?V
WEDDING CAKE prepare! with great
care to suit the most fastidous tables.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and "fel
low-citizens is respectfully solicited.
THUS. YV. ALDERGUTTI.
Mr--. ALRERGOTTl roturns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestowed, and
hopes her friends and Customers will com ?.ti
ne the same.
She will k?op constantly on hand an as
sortment of FRUITS. CONFECTIONARY
!rfnd FANCY-ARTICLES as usual.
1 dec 10 3in
52~ ALBUli:(^J IT,
ROOT AND SHOE MAKER,
11 ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE t TH
\, zens of Orangcburg an'! Vicinity that
he has opened oi his NEW STORE on Rus
sell Stre.'-i, bet ween Messrs. Brlggmann &
?Co. and McNatnsn? .t Jon-.%s, with a Complete
Stock of LEATHER. &0., and that he has
sufficient Workmen to till all Orden? ti in m
cd to him.
Thanking the Public for past patronage,
respectfully solicits a continuance of the
sime. '1 ER MS CASH.
feb o oct 23 tf
J. & T. J*. AGNEV',r
C01..U3IU3A, So. Cn,f ,
IMPORTERS AiXO DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD
ware. Cutlery. Guns, Plantation TodlS,
blaeksuirh and Carpenters Tools, llous*
Builders Hardware, Bar Iron, Blow Steel,
Cast, German nnd Blister Steel. Plow Moulds
CARRIAGE MATERIALS in Great Varie
ty :lt le-s than CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes an I Window Gla-s.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCKR1E3, but*
sisting jf the large?! and best assorted Shi.-k
in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses,
Salt, Tobacco, Raw and Rctined Sugars, fine
Teas, fresh Canned Fruits and Fish, Soaps,
Cundlos, Flavoring Estrnots, and all other
Good.* usually kept in a Fir.-t Cia?s Grocery
Sii.re. iii.-lii'Lugii-'iiu' Whiskey, Choice Ot.ird
Brandy, Hollaud Gin. Choice Wines, Cali
fornia Champagne and a .?plen Iii slock of all
qdnlitics Cigars end Smohing Tobacco.
Pries guaranteed as Low as the Lowe;;:,
und a call Solicited for purchasers.
J. & T. R. AG NEW.
JOHN AGNEW, Columbia, S. C.
TH08. R. AGNEW, New York,
iun 7 c Cm
8 E H! Gr 15 U 'S
I .ViDl LTrllMTEl) ALE A.\d
LAGER DEER. .
[VOER REF.lt. CONTAINING COPPE
j KAo and ALE doctore l with Salt, Lime
und Alum, arc tho littest adidteratloos dis
ecrered in New-YorK.
Professor Mapes of New-York, analysed
the Doer from a dozen dilferrnt Breweries,
sad nil were foul! I adulterated with noxious
substance. It is said, that the, salo'of Drugs
to Brewers, is a profitable part of tba trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cocculua Indien?
(fish berry) uux-vomica. <dogbiMtoh.) front
w hielt strychnine is (rblatfled, are somedf
the deleetable Mibstaucs found in Ben:
These are potent poisons, und the Brewer
r.,.,r?d ii?tns there fehouW be dr?TTn^J ?? one?
ill one of Ins own vats.
P. S.?1 am willing to be drowned in my
own vats, if any impurities should bu found
in ihy Beer,
l shall continue to make a healthful
Beverage, so that it may b6 drank by the
most delicate without tho least danger.
JOHN C. SEEG URS, Columbia. S. C.
l'cr sale in Orangeburg by the cask or
othorv.ise, by MERONEY & SAIN.
jan 7 c ly
CABINET 81 10i\
WM. A. BULL oflTsrs his services to the
f j Citiaom of Orangcburg County as
CABINET MAKER in all its branches.
Funerals attended with promptness.
Old FURNITURE repaired and mad.- new.
Also Varnished without being removed.
Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad.
(Sive me a trial.
1 will also build Buggy and Wagon Wlrecls
and Bodies cheaper than anybody else in
Orangeburg. WM. A. BULL,
tusr 11 tf
W. A. MERONEY,
AUCTIONEER.
QFF/CB A T Ki:iTT BROS. OLD STA.VD
Will attend to all Business entrusted to
him with Promptness nnd Dispatch. Satis
faction guaranteed io nii.
feb 4?3m W. A. MERONEY.
CIGARS. NttOKING A X |?
CHEWING TOBACCO offorod at prices
to suit the dull times, by wholesale and Re
tail, At W. A. MERONBl CO.
i'O't s vre tjv/
wilcox, gibbs & CO.
G ? A V OS,
148 JJAY Sri, SAVANNAII, Ga.
241 DHU U) Sr. AUGL'STArGA
151 East Ray,'CHARLESTON, S. t
AND I1Y i
BULL, SCjVILL '& PIKE,
ORANGEBUttU, S. C.
For further information,.apply 01? ml
drcAa abovoTor Patunhtoti
bov 19 wee 4m
F. Hujuik. It. R. Viapqixi
IL 0. iirnuiNH.
BRODIE CO.
?lT?N FACT?ES
CO M M1 SS ION* M E ROIIA NTS..
XQRTJI ATLAS'2'IC WHARF,
CHAP.ESTON, S. C.
Liberal Advances made oa Consignment:
Ueprc to A - ?!:?. / Simcnds, Lsq., |?rv: t
ist Nat/oaal B<,uk, Charleston, S. C.
may til * wee i'
P. p. TO ALE,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
LARGEST AND M03T C OMPLFT
Manufactory of D ? S i jhes, HEiuU, Moul :*
ing--, in fr.? i Dijtheru States.
&Πmtett Price /.'..' Defies ? Cwt
HUpfL ' ' ' *:;.
Jt37-SEND FOR 0XE%*
; S.-nt Free oa Application.*^j?8
may ^l Wee t:
S^rx :GREAT}
MONTHLY MAGA21MB,
r.rj Dollars yr Ar:nUtn.
Gl PAGES READING MATTEiI
AO l'agos A.-Ivcrilxcmcitt**.
WALKER, EVANS $ COGSWELL,
I). IVrA TT A/KF.V,
CnAnj.i:.,iu.v, S. C.
july 1?> if
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SA/
SAPAIULL.V
CEO. IK LA It PINTER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCH?!
Thepa Celebrated Preparations! origin:; j
ihlroduCi I bj Gcc W. Carpenter, under i
pai] ma e . . Ihu utndleal faculty, have bt ?
- extensively n--rd by physicians ???? t
others^ that tlioy are generally known i'
their intrinsic value, ruA can be relied on *>?
being most valuable remedied in all ea
where San apaTlfla ? j Huebu arc applic.;
and cannot be too liighlv recommend' ?
They are- >prtp.ired in a highly conccntrn' ?
form, r.o as to u nder the dose small and ci i
venirnt. Order? by mail or otherwise w ;l
ree-Mtfc prompt attention.
GE >. VY. CARPENTER, IIENSZEY & C<? .
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
"t . darket st ret t. Philadelphia.
For sale by DUKES St SHl'l.ER^ahd E
OLIVI KOS, Ornngeburg, p. 0., and DOW .
& MOi - E, . . Charleston, ?
C.
CAoCton tor (jii.tno, ? 91*W
j PREMIUM !? Wo propose selling
limit:''*, quantity of our Gnanos for ?sralh
C Moor, at IC? cts., delivered at plantor's ue
e*l depot, by l?f November next.
Wo also offer the magnificent premium ?
$1,000 for the bes" yield from oar Guano?
For particular* apply to our nearest Agei.i
or address us for Circular.
V II.CON. GIBBS & CO.,
Importers ami Dealers in Guanos, Chariest cu
S.V.. Srtvanttah and Augusts. Ga.
feb rB wee im