The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 13, 1871, Image 5
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LOCAL,
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?ATUK?Ar?J*AY l?, 187i.
^Advettisfpcnts will ribt, positively,
bo changed, hctcufter Iii lute |Vper ?b
lees hauled lo us On Wednesday morn
ing-, before biho o'blbtk?
? i ii ijnsi i si i um
\VH like to have company in our
toffico, but tt ik strictly BguiiiBt tbe rules
tof printing oft ecu to read tbo copy on
' tbe cases. Ahd that is a privilege al
lowed to none but thoso connected with
r nfrdc. Our friends will plouso ro
hjueV this.
y. publish on our first pngo the Pre
ISeo'ttuent of the (trend Jury of this
'County, for the Mftf Term of Court,
1871. ttls*i*toa renfcthy, but will re
may a vyereftrt pnfdSal. Sonio charges
'coutnirrett iU It, we sincerely hope way
Jtte wj^mtfned away.
The past week has been r. mar kable
for its changes. Mouday, up to 12
k o'clock M., it was warm. In the after
noon tho weather suddenly changed, and
? ^Octj uns been extremely cooi for this
Son of the year. We are fearful that
lulte will be bad for tho fanners,
l?me of the cotton crops have nlroady
'assumed a yellow hue. We hopo. how
r, that wo will bo blest with u better
. season soon, aud that the crops may
|pVoc.n commence to grow again.
w - - ?imri.n?i? -
Cot; HT re - ass e a. bled on Monday morn
^.itig last/his Honor Judge 11. F. Graham
^'oresiding. A large number of civil casc3
been disposed of. This week's
r^$n-oceedings have not been as interest
:og as those of tho last, civil business
nag so much more prosy than tho ox
bemcut of criminaT prosecutions There
Icre several Bpceches made last week in
fmo of the latter eases, that really de
a notice limn us, because of the
snts that have b :i made upon
f-^-they where splendid. Put we
not the space.
* "WE?WP- ? -? - <???-?
Vk call special attention to the Pro
Jkk
$rmul Card of Dr. Charles 11. Tuber.
:.s now a resident ?.?!" Or.iugeburg,
offers his services to citizen* out of
vicinity. He is a distinguished
biaii, and we oougratui'a'o our eiti
?ii tlu advatttage of thus Uoing
f curing tho disease.* \ > which
fortunate humanity is heir.
? .\ TT F.:MPT AT PlMtC I,A RY?Oil
(.ray4iight an attempt was made by
*/u.f desperate burglars, to break
store of Mcssr? Theodore Kohu
Urother. Twi holes* were cut
;h the front door, facing Main
;,--?t, -with a large auger. It is evi
at from the positivus of these, that
wo'uld bo-burglars, designed to effect
,<>t^ entrance by boring just above the
>f the door, so as to enable them,
the aid of some instrument, to lift
[<t,'and thus open their way. It is the
k of professionals, and the sooner
p are caught, the better it will be for
j^satoty of the community. It is be
jred from the circumstances, of the
se that Mr. Il nry Kohu (wlu it was
iown intended to leave the storo that
Lht) was watched, and as soon as out
i sight, these night walkers commenced
leirwork. Put what caused the n to de
ist, at the time when their purpose was
learly accomplished is a mystery. We
..suppose though, that sj nothing frighten
fed them, perhaps tbe return of Mr. IIjury
'4Kohp. Toe traces of their w;*rk w^;.j
not discovered until the next m. rning.
Wo oongratulato our frionds that the
only loss sustaiuod by thotu is tho injury
done upon the door of the store. Ami
in connection with this we aro led to
I offer a little ad vie.- to tho good folks of
f, i T, ? ? . ? ? ?
our town, it is this : our impression is
that there is a bund of regularly orga
nised theives right here in our inids;,
and the best way to break thorn up,
frould he to watch each of them closely,
and if they are not seen doing sufficient
work to make u livelihood, report (hem
fto a Trial Justice as vagrants, and thus
ski tho community of not only an infei
m1 uuisancc but a set of house-breakers
jihd thieves.
it kTvuUKY says the people shall
I how, when und where the!,- money
19 <tPj doing this," ho adds, "all this
fx will ?oaeo, and the shoo will
hju?t whvre it ought to."
\s suggested by our devil that Tim's
.would pinch like the mischief, if
Iks tho ca?c.
I At*-racy General Chamberlain has
written a letter to Geo. A. Trcoholm
ofCharlcetoa. Now, Mr. Chamberlain
is a man to be appreciated, and we re
gret that some of hid assertions or ad
missions are to he deplored. Wo think
that rcprcsontatiro men of tho Republi
can party, could bo a little more judi
cious, aud without any hurt to them
selves.
Whether Mr. Chamberlain's views,
os expressed, will do him nuy good cr
not. wo . venture t'10 prediction :* that
General- W?rtbiugton will be elected the
uoat Attorney General.
\L yr '? * s-^ Sv
The .following sentences were pro
nouuc'd^ on tho 5th inst., upen persons
convicted1 nt this Term of tho Court, by
bis Honor Judgo Graham :
I) RF Culler?Assault and Battery
?Fitted twenty-five dollars aud costs, to
be paid by 1st October next, or bo im
prisoned three months in Coutity jail.
Vundy Hampton?Assault und Batte
ry?Sentenced to pay the costs by 1st
October "CxtjW two o?r>i>t!>tt i?: County
jail.
Billy Williams alias Billy Smith?As
sault and Battery?Appeal from Trial
Justice?Ordered that original sentence
of Trial Justice bo carried out.
Dorcap Cue?Malicious Trespass?
Scaled senteuco.
Bill Simmons?Grand Larceny?Sen
tenced to penitentiary for one year.
Moses Aikcn?Burglary aud Larceny
?Sentenced to penitentiary at hard labor
for ono vear.
I
Ahrain Heed?Grand Larceny?Sen
tenced to penitentiary at hard labor for
one year.
Charles II Green and Charlotte Green
?Manslaughter?Each tu bo imprisoned
in penitentiary at hard labor for two
years.
Tue following civil cases were tricl
during the past week :
W A J ?Urniik vs J.hn F Iiiloy?
M is'rial?Continued.
Calvin Sharp vs N I> Steudinnn ?
Trover?Ft ruck off.
Thos A Smith vs Peter W Aviqgor?
Continued by debt.
Donald J 1? me vs Ann C Andrews?
ArKUtnpsit?Verd'et for plaiiitiif.
ffifjgp^rD r t' ' vv" M ''''""" ot :il
? Assutnpsij?Ityferred to ReTerec, and
cunt inucd.
J.is Garvin vs W W Pitts?Trespass
? Q (' F?Continued.
Joseph Fickliug, Adui'r vs Win S Ty
ier?Trover?Referred to liefere ?Con
tinued.
Jos Ii Ficklitig vs Mary It Tyler?
Account?Uuiiurred to ileicrce??Contin
ued.
N C Whetstone vs Win T Patrick ?
Note?Verdict for plaintiff.
II () s'nVoak vs M L Uuldwin?Case?
Verdict tor plaintiff.
J W Davis vs Wilkes Sawyer?Trov
er?Continued.
Catherine C Palmer vs A Jourdaiu ?
As->u:iip>it?Verdict for plaintiff.
J W Ant ley vs Thus Ray?Trover?
M istrial?Coutiuued.
J W Antley vs Sam Dibble?Trover
? M istrial?Continued.
David Fertick vs J D Pricket?Tres
pass to try title?Continued.
J no G Zoigler vs A J Frederick ?
Assu'hipsit?Continued.
Ben Stevenson v? II II Ktiox ? As
Sttmpsit?Continued.
Rachel Poosor vs II W Kconerby?
Nutc?Str^k off,
I ? ~ : ... a
wiiV'wO n ^VUlieV ?S it ifcliiga -ii'i.s
pass?Continued.
Win Dickson vs Q W Kittrcll? Tres
pass?Struck off.
Jn ? I. Fickling, Adui'r vs D S Ken
uerly ot ul?Note?Referred to Refe
ree
Jno F Picken, I'iX'r vs John F llart
zog?Account?Veidict for defendant'
J W Sellers et al vs F W Jones, Bx'x
?Note?Special veidict.
Win Wutkins vs Win M Wulfe?Tres
pass Q C F?Left open.
A W Geifer, Kx'r vs The? W Oliver
?Note?Verdict for plaiusifX
A W Goigor, Kx'r vs Glenn Oliver?
Note?Verdict for plaintiff.
Klviu W Bozard vs 11 Biggs?Tres
pass ?Left upon.
Juo McAlhanuey vs Joseph .Minus?
Note?Verdict fur plaintiff.
Same vs Edward Minus?Note?Ver
dict for plaintiff.
Obadiah Syfrot vs Henry Fuiiderburk
?Complaint for Compensation fur Sor
' vi'.'cs?Continued.
Ceo. Boiiver, Adtu'r vs Klviu W Bor
znrd?Note?Verdiei for plaintiff.
D J Humph va Jno F Rilcy?As
sumpsit?Mistrial?Continued.
Shackto & Richto vs Orangeburg
County?Draft?Continued.
W S DoTreville vs the same?Coutin
lied.
Edward Perry vs tho samo?Contin
ued.
Win C Wolfe vs John F Riloy-^-Ver
diet for defendant.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.
i Officf. or tub ORASoaniino News,
May 12, 1871.
COTTON?Sales during the week 20
bales. We quote :
Q? dinnrv......11 Cub
Low Middling.I2$u7>
Middling.13 @
Ronan Rick.M.fiO per ottshel.
Cohn.$1.10 per bushel.
Cow I'bas. 75 per bushel.
PlXPSRB.Si.40 per bushel.
GOLD. 00
SILVER.06
CHARLESTON MARKET.
CnARLRSTOK, FriUAY Morximo,
May 5, 1871.
Ordinary.-..11 \ (<<\
UoodOvdimiiy..'.12?(<?
Low Middling. .18}(<4
Middling.18}??
EAT EST QUOTATIONS
of
. SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
in
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Corrected Weekly hy
BANKER and BROKER,
Xo. 25 Brotfl Street.
.May 5, 1871.
Statk Skoukitiks?South Carol in a. old,
7" ; do new, (?< <>0 ; do, rogistM >i<>j1c,
ex'iV: tjii ?').
CiTt niin:s?Augusta, (la., Bonds
78ft : an, S. C. S?o- c. f.*x;.n>i A
.:?.... f.oari -;: ::
hitiibia. . ' . ? .
Railko :? IJoxtii?
gag.') r.i.i: Charleston iw'i vil oi i.
(ti 08 : Charlotte, C< v oad ?
(>i H? : Cheraw and
Greenville and Cohn .
do, {State, guarantee)
7M {.r : Savanna 1< i '*. ...?
inori j (J^7?S; do. ? ?
.South Carolina, <?? < ?'? ? ? .?
burg and Union. in ?>'.
Raimioao Stuc ? ?? liarlotta, Columbia
and Augusta, ?'?. 10; t?re'mvUleu?id Colum
bia. (" 1 ; Norlliciiyturn, (?b\:>; Savanna a
Mini Cli .ilr.-ion. (.<:!.?; South Carol!
(who'.u shines) (n IU; do, (hulf do) -' >
ExutiAxni:. ??'?New Vmk S'ght, \ off par;
Gold, 1K%.M2: Silver,'103?
' ml HI c Miol.t.WV It INK HIl.I.s.
'?Wank of Charleston. (S)
?Pank of Newberry. '?''. <;
ILltlk Ol Cain lull.R0(in
Itituk <?i Goorg?to?vn.
Bank of Smith Carolimi. '?'(??
Ihiuk Of Chester. *(<?
Lank of Hamburg. "<?'?
Ihiuk of Slate ol S <'. prior in 1801 ...'?'.'?<:?'.
V,i \j\ioi Stale of issue 1801 und lftt?2-..28(ji)
IM.itilers' and Mechanics' Hank of
Charleston. @
?People's ILiitk of Charleston.
KUnion Hunk of Charleston. (it
?Southwestern K R Rauk of Cbarloa
lon. (old). ?
?Southwestern R R Lank of Charles
ton, (new). . (iJ)
State Hank of Charleston. ?(".
farmers' und Exchange Lank ofCiiar
lesion. f?o
Exchange Rauk of Columbia. B(o
Couiniut'oial Rank oi? Columbia. 7' ??
Merchants' Rank of Cheraw. 3$
Planters1 Rank of Fniriicld . ;>(",
S,.-..e of S C Rills Receivable.9&(o
Ci y of Charleston Change Rills .9G(S)
* liills marked thu.? (*) are being redeemed
at the Rank Counters of each.
jali '22 Km
NOTipE.
O RANG TIE URG C. II., S. C,
Apkil 3d, 1871.
The Eii in of McNAMARA & JONES is
tnisday MUTUALLY DISSOLVED hy Con
sen! of both parties.
JOS. McNAMARA, of the said FIRM,
does this day assume the COLLECTING o
its ASSETS, ami the 1'AYMENT of its
DEBTS.
lie also returns thanks for tho Patranitgo
heretofore b v! > * .? 1, nn 1 hopes his friends
find customers will continue the same.
JOS. McNAMARA,
ipl 8 tf
Citizens Savings Bank
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAM M A It PIN. President
JNO. R PALM MR, Vico-President.
JNO. P. THOMAS,
A. ?. BR'SNlW.L Cashier.
J. C. 11. .SM'i n, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Wahr Hampton. B. H. Kn i.rn.ir..
J. P. Thomas. 1>. Ravknel, Jr.
F. w. MiiMotku. Lev. Wiii.iam Malus
A. (. Haskf.i.i.. .I.vo. B. Pai.mkk.
J. F.i.i (Jitio;. TuoMy! E. (larcrtt
o:t.\N;^:?Ui;t; ?m> oh.
AT TIIK
Messrs. GIjOV ER & < a')Va>.
LOCAL FIX A \r.i ; r li
Hon THOS. V m,
Col. PA1 1 '
Copt. JPH N A, 'i V '. .. i ON.
ASSISfilXfl GAiSa.
Ocposlts of SI.OO r.r.ii u pward
:Ro<-?iVed.
INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on Spc
ciul Certifioatai of Deposit.
On Ordinary Savings Deposits, Oper cent,
will bo Compounded overy six months on Ac
counts.
jau 21 C Om
THEODORE KOKE & BRO.,
BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OK THE PUBLIC THAT HAVING FULLY COM
pitted their arrangements for tho Spring nn?I 8ummer Trade by uniting energy and
combined efforts, have succeeded in forming ono of tho most Attractive Slock of Goods
ever offered in this Town, and simply desire to attract the
NOTICE
of overy purchaser (o call and examine our GOODS and PRICES, whether with a view to
immediate purchase or otherwise, being fully determined
to OWEIt competition
tn every article in tho House, and feeling fully couviuocd that their Customers, before leav
ing, Bhnll be suited in every possible, respect.
SPRING AND SU.WMER STYLES' OF DRESS GOODS
At Unprecedented Low Prices including tho most Popular Makes now worn for tho Season.
Also great Bargains will be offered in
WHITE, BUFF and BROWN LAWN, LINEN und DRESS CLOTH FOR SUITS.
A 8plcndid Vanoty of WHITE PT?ALS at 2"?, 80, 3"? and 4fi cts. per yard, including a
Full Line of every Grade and Quality of Oritandies and Swiss Muslins, Tucked Nunsooks,
Jaconet and soft finished Cambrics, Nansooks, striped and cheeked .Muslins, Puttings for
Waists, &c, at tho very lowest possible PRICES.
Wo offer UNUSUAL INDUCE MENTH in DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
MAHSA1LLE8 and HONEY COM 15 QUILTS.
Also a fine Assortment of SILK PARASOLS and SUN SHADES at Exceedingly Low
PRICES.
LADI S* and MISSES' WHITE, BLACK and BROWN *SUN DOWNS and MAGNOLIOS,
RIBBONS, CORSETS, HOISERV, UNDER GARMENTS,
nt Orcnf Bargains.
Our Stock of GENTS CLOTHING-Vnd FURNISHING GOODS is Complete.
Fine Lino of MERINO aud GAUZE SUM MF. R UNDERWEAR
AT OUK I:SDMi POrtLAK PRICES.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS!
WILHELM THEODOR, MULLEE
iias on Hand a fine lot of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
WHICH has been SELECTED with the UTMOST CARE, end nro WARRANTED to
SUIT every body, both, in QUALITY jnnd PRICES.
A FINE" LOT* OF BRANDIES, WHISKEYS, GIN, RUM and WINES of every GRADE,
and especially adopted for Family Purposes. .
A No SEGABS and TOBACCOS of the FINEST BRAN US, with* one :?f the FINEST AS
SORTMENTS of PIPES in the MARKET.
Come and Examine my GOODS and PRICES before purchasing elsewhere?it is no
trouble to show them. ^
mny I't o tf
E. EZEKIEL
vast received a fine assortment
:CHES, CLOCKS and JEW
I which will be sold LOW
OWN for cash.
H. B.----Clocks. Watches and Jew
elry REPAIRED.
may 1 ! fob IS lyc
JUsibtEGEIVED
VOSE'S GROCERY,
A CHOICE L( IT OF
Hams, Breakfast Strips, Smoked and D. S.
BACON
FAMILY JJtOCKRIES always C hand.
Call at oncu J. GEO. VOSE.
a i; c i i rst a fl ott jI
may 13 c ly
FLOUR I FLOUR!! FLOUR!!!
EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR FROM GEORGIA AND NORTH
CAROLINA MILLS.
SUGARS, COFFEES AND POTATOES,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, A WHITB, t: YELLOW, AND BROWN SUGARS AT RE
DUCED PRICES.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF CHEAP COFFEE 5 I.IIS. FOR 5*1
GOOD TABLE POTATOES.
CHOICE NAVY TORACCO?POCKET PIECES.
Fur s.ih: by
joi i x a. ii.vm i i;ly)x,
npl '11?ly Fire lusuruuce A<:ont.
SPRING OPENING!
JOSEPH M'NAM AR A,
RaveJubI opened an entire new STOCK of SPRING GOODS, completo in tho various
^Departments.
^ DIAOONALS, CLOTHS. CA SSI MERKS TWEEDS. LINENS, DRILLS ami COATINGS,
("OTT NAHES and READY-MADK CLOTHING, well selected and ol luinifold Stylos.
DRESS GOODS in variety, MUSLINS and CALICOS, the latter Hi yds for $1, or as
Cheap as any in the market, nil of the iihmsi- Faeliionablo Pat cms.
V MID WIDE brown and Nack DOMESTICS, at l'2\, and a complete lino of all kimls at
corresponding ]>riees.
SHOES, GAITERS. II \Ts. SHIRT FRONTS, YANKEE NOTIONS. &o. Also
GROCERIES, 11 IRDWARE and CROCKERY W VRE, whioh will be sold CHEAP a* can
bo bought in any house in this State for the CASH.
apl 22 c ly
TAX NOTICE.
SOT It I'. in hereby ?itcii tlinl the COEPO
R \ i C ^ .? i lid ToWn of Ornugeburg,
.K, being (2) TWO MILLS
f A li?or TWENTY CENTS
Iren* Dollar?, &e . ?ball
DHUO STOltK OF OIL
om this ?Ute (April 20th,}a>nd
? ifnc to receive I ho same, cacb Oar,
.. ihu 20th May. vrhen, the Hook* will b?;
OlOSS'L
Defaulters ?Lall b.? amenable to the L*w.
K. I. OLIVEROS,
Clerk Town Council.
a j.l _".? 4t
CA. mow ELL, Administrator of
# Humph, nml Adm'r de ban it tum ol
John Humph, gi*e;? notice flint on the l-tv of
! June next, he will apply to lion, T. C. An
; ?liow.s, Judge of Probate tor Iii? Final j'in
charge. '
' April 28th, 1*71 20- It ]
NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
Ornngcbnrg, S. ('.. April SI, 1871.
IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act to define
? he jurisdiction and duties of the County
Commissioners," passed the twenty-sixth
day of Soptorobor, A. 13. 1808, and '-An Act"
nmendntory thereto, passed March 9th, 1871,
nn 1 pnrsuarri to Resolntions passed by the
Roard of County Commissioners of Orange
burg, NOTICE is hereby given that PROPO
SALS Tor IMPAIRING the '-Willow Swamp
Bridge," en the llolman Bridge Road, and
for REPAIRING the CAUSWAY and HOL
LOW BRIDGES leading to he "New Bridge,"
in the fork of the Edistos, will he received at
this Office. All Proposals munt bo accom
panied bv two or otore sulbcient Surities,
i and must be handed in on or before the 30th
I day of .May, 1871.
JAMES Van TASSELL,
' npl 22?5( C. B, C. C.
JUST RECEIVED
500 BUSHELS CORN,
WHICH IS Of FKRKD VERY LOW
SPRING GOODS!!!
P. W. H, Briggmann & Co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A FILL STOCK OF
Spring Dress Goods,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
AU our GOODS are LOW in PRICE to suit
ili" times.
Our stock of
GROCERIES
LIQUORS
WINES
. ALE and
LAGER DEER
Is of FIRST QUALITY nod Low in Price.
Call and see for yourselves.
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO.
npl 8 oct 9 ly
B I Gr n Iii 3D
FAMILY COFFEE POT,
ONE DOOR
EAST PRESRYTEItlAN CHURCH.
1). E. II. PEARSON
tJ St*3\j it l t J IVll
made to order?Wholesale or Retail.
RAT HING TUBS.
FOOT TUBS.
SHOWER BATHS.
BAKERS with REFLECTORS.
ROASTERS.
Any kiml of WORK in 1113' Line imidc nnd
repaired
FOR CASH.
GUTTERING ami ROOFING done to order.
LEAD PIPE8 repaired.
SECOND IIAND STOVES, repaired and
cleaned up.
? npl 20 nug 18 3m
CANNON'S STORE fT
One Pooh Below
W. T. LI G II T F OO TSV
RUSSELL STJIEFT,
Tho Subscriber lj->'.s leave to inform his old
friends and ilie Public generally that ho hoa
jttai opened a i'rc?!i nnd general assortment
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
w'.dch lie wilLjrijil low down for Cfl'.b.
Come one situ rU I wi do my be .t to
please 3-011 rn'. Mvo'v :,!-; <....i?.".><?>ion.
j?n 7?;f JAS. CANNON.
% METALIC CASES.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
all of the raviolis Sixo.? of the r'oove CatOS,
which can be furnished immediately on ap
plication.
Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as
Usual, and at lb* shortest notice.
. Apply to II. RIGGS,
niar ??(jm Carriage .Maiiufaclurer.
The People's Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
nr.It COFFEE l?OT,
East of Erexbgterian Church, Ruhm fl- St.
1 am happy to ANNOUNCE to the (M l I
ZENS ,?f Orangeburg, that I am now PRE
PARED to SUPPLY Familesand Cus'omers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS
BAKERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
oaro to suit the most fastidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends nnd fcl
low-citixens is respect fully solielted.
THOS. W. ALBERQOTTI.
Mrs. ALBERGOTTI returns thanks for
the Patronage heretoforo bestowed, and
hopes her friends and Customers will contin
ue 11>? same.
She will keep constsutlv on band an as
sortment of FRUITS, CONFECTIONARY
ami FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dec 10 3m
]\r. Ai.i*msohlt,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
ORAXGF.BURG, S. C,.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI
rens of Ornngebj 5 nnd Vicinity that
he has openod at ids NEW STOKE oa Rus
sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmar.n &
Co. and McNnmartl? Jones, with a complete
Stock ef LEATHER, &c., and that b? has
sufficient Workmen to fill alt "vdci* <i.tun
ed to Ilitn.
Thanking tlu- Public for j^a^t patronage,
respectfully solicits a continuance of the
siiuc. '1 ER MS C ASH.
feb "> oct 'S<i tf
? s; "PT! jr, c v m 1 > ' *~i
IIXAOCETERATEO ALE AXB
LAGER BEER.
IACER HEEK. CONTAINING COPPK
j HAS and A l.E doctored with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adult crutloos dis
covered in New-York.
Professor Mapes of New-York, analyzed
Hie Beer from n duzen different Breweries,
and all were found adulterated with noxious
substance. It is said, that iUe sale of Dvugs
to Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cooculus indicus
(,i h berry) nux-vo?*iea. (dog laittotd from
which strychnine is obtained, are some of
ihe delectable substances found itt Beer!
The e are p >tcnt poisons, nnd the Brewer
fOrttl 1 using them should be drowned at once
in one of his own rats.
P. 8. ? I nm willing to be drowned in my
own vats, if any impurities should bo found
hi my Boer.
1 shall continue to make a healthful
Beverage, so that it nuty I? drank l>y the
most del ion to without the least danger.
JOHN C. SREGERS, CoInuMo, S. C.
For sale in Orangnbitrg l>v the cask or
?therwise, bv MERONEY & SAIN,
jan 7 c ly
C A B3 N ET SHOP.
\\T M. A. BULL offers his services to the
W Citi? ins of Orangoburg County as
CABINET MAKER in allits bi-Aiicbes.
Funerals alten led with protnptne&t.
Old FURNITURE repaired and mad* new.
Also Varnished without l<> in^ rent ived.
Shop im th< Eastern Bide of the Railroad.
Give mo n trial.
1 will also build Buggy and Wagon Wheel*
and Bodies cheaper than anybody else in
Orangeburg. WM. A. BULL,
mar 11 tf
FOR SALE BT
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.
IMPOR TER8 dV DEALERS
IN
guanos,
148 BAY St., SAVANNAH, Oa.
241 BROAD St. AUGUSTA, G-t,
151 East Bar, CHARLESTON, 8. C
and by
BULL, SCOVILL & FIXE,
OKANGEBURG, 8. C,
For further information, apply or ad
dress as a bore for Pamphlet.
nov 19 wee 4m
t. r. ?;&odie.
TT. C. Hnnoiaa.
BRODIE <& CO.
OTTON FACTORS
*??
COMMISSION MERCHANT*,
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CIIAItESTON. 8. C.
Liberal Advances made on Consignment.
Kb. xu to Andrew Simondi, Etq., Praa't
1st National Bank, ChurlentOD, S. C.
may 21 wee If
pTpTToale,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
?
LARGEST AND MOST C?MPtPTI
Manufactory of Doors. Sashes, Blinds, Mould*
in,-"*. Ac., in the i mithern State*.
6ksj?~ Printed Price R>st Dt?c? Compt
fit ton.
ftjr~5ENI) FOR ONE-?g
fj?jySent Free on Applicatiou.^^g
may 21 wee tf
?U GREAT
OOliTHEf
MONTHLY MAUAZi&E,
Two />*V/<ir? per ?mtern.
64 PAGES READING MATTER.
30? Pugcs Advertfuei
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL,
and
Ji. WTA TT AI KEN,
CvAatasTOK, 8. C.
g
1 KO. W. CABPENTEBM
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF 8AR
SAPARILLA
GEO. W. CARPENTER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCB0
Theac (>Veh?ated Pivpavatiansv e*ifia*d*F
introduced by Geo. W. Carpenter, under the
patronage of the medical faculty , bare be**
so long extensively used by pbyattias? **4
others, that they are generally kaaMvavfar
their intrinsic value, and can be reffed an as
being most valuabl* remedta) in all si?as
where Sarsapurilla < r Buohu ira applicable,
nnd cannot be too highly recommended*
They arc prepared in a highly co<>e*utrata?
form, so a* to render the dose email aad aaa
venient. Orders by mail or otherwise wQI
receive prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, HEN8ZRF *COw
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No. 787 Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale hy DUKES & SISULER, and E. J.
OLIVEROS. Orangeburg, 8. C, and DOWIE
A MOISE, Whtdesare Agents, Charles*??, 8.
C.
l^?vri?:E.-~Tb?> Copartner*
SHIP lately existing between Dr. B.
MANLY S1ICLER and the UNDERSIGNED,
under the Firm Name of DUKE8 tt SHU
LEU, was DISSOLVED on the 80tk day of
Mat ob, inst, by the death of Dr. Shuler. All
persons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, will
make PAYMENT, nnd all persona hariwsr
DEM ANDS against tho said FIRM will pr?
sent the same, property attested, to tha tas>
dersigncd, or to Dr. A. C. DUKES, at la*
place of business of the said Firm.
J. w. II. PUKS8,
apl I??It Surviving ft