The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 13, 1871, Image 7
LOCAL,
SATURDAT^AY l?, 1871<
^AdvortiwjirentR will ribt, positively,
tlt chutJgfeu1 hetcufter 111 Inis paper ?b
te? habde? lo us bo Wednesday morn
iufc, hefhr% hltto o'etptki
\Vk like to haVe company in our
office, but It ft strictly against tbe rules
of print Inj* bftces to read tbc copy on
the cases. Abu* that is a privilege al
lowed V6 Wbnc but thoso connected with
^^Hjfofttc'e. Our friends will please re
toiler this.
rK publhh ou our Brst pngti the Pre
Ue'httucnt of the Grand Jury of this
^County, for the MftA' Term of Court,
1871. Htstittfco h5t.tgt.hy, but will re
I'pay a vhiroM perusal. Sonic charges
V?utnitteM ih It, wo sincerely hope may
fcKto ox^totucd away.
The past w?ek has been remarkable
for its changes. Monday, up to 12
o'clock M., it wns worm. In the after
noon tho weather suddenly changed, und
ince has been extremely cool for this
son of the year. Wo nre fearful that
csults will be bad for tho farmers,
ome of tho cotton crops huve already
'nssumod a yellow hue. Wo Imp), how
r, that wo will bo blest with a better
Benson soon, and that, the crops may
n commence to grow again,
rCouuiirc-assquiblcd on Monday morn
> inglast, his Honor Judge 11 F. Graham
'j^ccsiuiug. A large number of civil eases
been disposed of. This week's
^proceeditigs have not been as interest
:uy as thoee of tho last, civil business
j^jbg so much itioro prosy than the ex
{beuieut of criminal prosecutions There
Jure several speeches made last week in
ipnie of tho latter cases, that really de
a notice fruui us, because of the
silts that have L ;i made upon
I? thoy where splendid. Put we
not the space.
E C.\LI# special attention to the Fro
niul Card of Dr. Charles U. Tuber.
'^8 now a resident <?!* Giuugeburg,
S^j offers his services to citizens out td
vicinity. lie is a distinguished
uttt.iL, and we oougratula'e our eiti
ill. t'.u advautaue of thus boillii
curing tho disVit&LM t > which
fortunate humanity is heir.
% attkmpt at Fvit(;i,.\wY?Ou
tly night an iittcu.pt was made by
. 4yuf desperate burglars, to break
store ot Messt? Theodore ivohn
lirothcr. Tw > holes wer.; cut
^h the front door, lacing Main
y-ct, Avilh a 1 irge ?u?rer; It is ovi
at from tho positions of these, that
would bo-burglars, designed t-- effect
rentrance by boring just above the
of the door, so as to enable thorn.
4' the aid of some instrument, to lift
j|.t, and thus open their way. It is tho
k of professionals, and the sooner
f arc caught, the better it will be for
j.satoty of the community. It is be
lted from the circumstances of the
se that Mr. Fl/nry Kuhn (who it was
lowu intended to leave the store that
^ht) was watched, and us soon ns out
I sight, these night walkers commenced
jcirwork. Put what cause 1 the n to de
ist, ut tho lime when their purpose was
/early accompli.-bed is a mystery. We
? ftunnose though, that srnethinv fri'ihton
? led them, perhaps the return of Mr. Henry
Y ^ohPi Tl;P traces of their w\:rk w ;v;
L. not disPovr?(?il hrif 11 tho n?vt m irnni"
Wo congratulate our friends that tho
only loss sustaiuod by tboiu is the injury
' done upon the door of the store, And
in connection with this wo aro led to
coffer a little advioe to tho good folks of
our town. It is this : our impression is
I that thore is a baud of regularly orgu
\ niicd thcives right here in our mids.,
and tho best way to break them up,
I Irould be to watch each of them closely,
and il thoy are not seen doing sufficient
work to niake u livelihood, report them
,J?p u Trial ?Justice as vug runts, and thus
lid the community id" not only au infer
til nuisance but u set of house breakers
Aud thieves.
.???
' u IIciilky says the people shall
Ihow, when und whore 'their money
j ul>y doing this," he adds, "all this
t will eeapo, and the shoo will
just whvre it ought to."
\?* suggested by our devil that Tim's
, would pinch like the mischief, if
Iks tho copo,
Attorney General Chaniberlnin b*s
written a letter to Geo. A. Trcoholtn
cfCharlsato?. Now, Mr, CbnmDeriain
is a mat) to bo appreciated, and wo ro
grot that some of bis assertions or ad
missions are to he deplored. Wo think
that reprcsontutivo men of the Republi
can party, could be a little more judi
cious, and without uuy hurt to thctn
selves.
Whether Mr. Chamberlain's views,
as expressed, will do him tiny good or
not, wo ? vouturo t'10 prediction :" that
Gcucral W<>rt?iugton will he eleoteu the
next Attorney Geucrnl.
The following sentences were pro
nounccl on tho 5th inst., npcu persous
convicted nt this Term of tho Court, by
his Honor Judge Graham :
1) R F Culler?Assault and Bnttory
?Fined twenty-five dollars and costs, to
be paid by 1st October next, or bo im
prisoned three months in County jail.
Yundy Hamilton?Assault and Batte
ry?Sentenced to pay tho costs by 1st
October next, or two mouths in County
jail.
Billy Willmjns aliai Billy Smith ? As
sault and Battery?Appeal from Trial
Justice?Ordered that original sentence
of Trial Justice be carried out.
Boreas Cue?Malicious Trespass?
Scaled Bonteuoo.
Bill Simmons?Grand Larceny?Sen
tenced to penitentiary for one year.
Moses Aikcn?Burglary nud Larceny
?Sentenced to penitentiary at hard iabor
tor one year.
Abrain Reed?Grand Larceny?Sen
tenced to penitentiary at hard labor for
one your.
Charles II Green and Charlotte Green
?Manslaughter?Fach to bo imprisoned
in penitentiary at hard 1 ihor for two
years.
The following civil cases were tried
during the past week :
\Y A J SUrttuk vs J*hn F Rilcy?
M is' i in i ?(Continued.
Calvin Sharp vs N* 11 Stoudman ?
Trover?Struck off.
Thus A Smith v.i Peter W Aviiigor?
Continued by debt.
Donald J 11 iwo vs Aim C Andrews?
AMiUti.psil?Ve'rd'ct for plniutitf.
fagjjgg^Oti****?' ' AJju ALJJutson, et.al
? Assumpstt?Itofcrved to Referee, and
coin iuued.
I J.is Garvin vs W W Pitts?Trosj . ss
?0 C F? Coutinued.
Joseph Fickling, Ad,o r vs Win S Ty
ior?Trover ? lie furred to liefere ?Con
tinued.
Jos L Pickling vs Mary 11 Tyler?
Account?Ucibried to ileierce?Contin
ued.
N C WUetstono vs Win T Patrick ?
Note?Verd'u t for plaintiff.
IIO Smuak vs M L Rjldwin?Case ?
Verdict tor plaintiff.
J W Davis vs Wilkcs Sawyer?Trov
er?Continued.
Catherine C Palmer vs A Jourdain ?
Assu.mpait?Verdict lor plaintiff.
J W A nt ley vs Thus Lay?Trover ?
" 1 istrial?Continued.
J W Ant ley vs Sain Lihbie?Trover
? M istrial?Continued.
David I'erti. k vs d 1) Cicke-? Tres
pass to try title?Continued.
Jiio G Zeigler vs A J Frederick ?
Assu'Uipsit?Continued.
Ben Stevenson vs II 1> Knox ? As
s um psi t?(Jon t i a ued.
Kachel l'o >ser vs IJ W Kennerly ?
Xulc?Struck off,
Juco'u W Aotiey vs II Rigga -Ties
pass?v oni iiiueu.
Win Dickson vs G W Kittrell?Tres
pass ?Struck off.
Ju i L Fickling, Adin'r vs I) S Ken
nerly et ul?Note?Referred to Rufe
1 CO.
Juo F Fiokcn, Kx'r vs John F 11 art
zog?Account?-Voidict lor defendant.
J Yv Seilers et al vs F W Jones, Ex'r
?Note?Special verdict.
Win Walkius vs Win M Wolfe?Tres
pass Q C V?Left open.
A W Geiger, Ex'r vs The? W Olivet
?Note?Verdict f ir plaiusiff.
A W Geiger, Fx'r vs Glenn Oliver?
' Note?Verdict for plaintiff.
SSlvin W Bozard va II Kiggs?Trcs
P ims ? Left upon.
Juo McAlhatiiioy vs Joseph .Minus?
Note?Verdict for plaintiff.
Same vs Edward Minus?Noto?Ver
dict for plaint ill.
Obadiah Syfrot vs Henry Fumlcrburk
?Complaint for Couiponsation for Ser
vices?Continued.
Gee. Bo?vcr, Adnj'r Elvi? YY Bo-1
zard?Note?Verdrcl for plaintiff.
, D J Rumph vs Jno F Kiley?As
sumpsit?Mistrial?Continued.
Shackle & Richto vs Orongeburg
County?Draft?Continued.
W S DoTrevillc vs tho same?Contin
ued.
Kdward Perry vs tho Harne?Contin
ued.
Win C Woiro vs John F Riley?Ver
dict for defendant.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.
Omca or Tiia ora^oKnuno News.
May 12. 1871.
COTTON?Sales during the week 20
hales. We quote :
Ordinary ?.11 (?>.
Low Middling.I2?u~i>
Middling.Id OA
Ronan Hier..si.00 per oushcl.
Cohn.S'.IO per bushel.
Cow l*r.\s. 7"> per bushel.
Pindrbs.$1.10 per bushel.
GOLD. 00
SILVER.05
CM AH LESTON MARKET.
Cu.Mti.K.-Tox, Fri?AV MonxiMn.
May 6, 1X71.
Ordinary.?Hf$
(Jood Ordinal v.?*.t2J<?c>
Low Middling.18|(<rt
Middling.13^
LA'n:ST Ol OTATIONS
of
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
in
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Corrected Weekly hy
BANKER and ItKOKESt,
So. 2?"> lirod'l Strrrf.
May 5, 1871.
Stats Snc'-'uitiks?South Carolina, old,
f.i 75 j dp ii >w, (<i t.o ; doj ??:?,; st'd
I ex tnt ffi
CtTV '?' vh'tiks?Augusta, (la.. Rot) :
I 7$(jj ? in. S. C. St Ac;; ex e,r I
i <? ?
j himb! i. ? .
Kaim? ? i > ?
; gag") C.0&, : Churl ???? in r, ? . va
(/. i'd} ; Charlotte, < '? .. . ?
(-1 85 : Choraw nod
GrcenViilu and Culm .
do, ; Still. : i i ra nt ee |
7K (- : S?ivaunaii ? ? C.
innri j (? 7: > do, . .
Eolith Carolin '. (?? i . . . I t
burg and Union. ? ?? ?".
ILvii.iio.vu Stoi: ? lutrlotie, Coluinb
slid Augusta. (:< io; GroetivtHo.'ttnd Cinii:,i
bia, (?' 1 : Northeastern, ; i \'*: Suvann.? i
and Charleston, (ill: South Carol'
(whole shares) (?? 10: do, (half do) (iy ?' )
F.xenasiii:. &??'?Ni?w Volk S'ght, lofTpar;
Uold, i L* <? 1 i-': Silver. lOtf?
( s.o in lUKii.e.'A nv.Nir hii.i.s.
$Bank or Charleston. ?
'-I'ii!ik<if Ncwberry. fi($
Hank ol Cam I n.80m' .
Hunk ol Gcoi'go!o\vn. 'J' /.
i Hank of Si\uth Carolina.
Hank of Chester. *(.,
Hank of Hamburg. TOj)
llauk of Slate ol S C, prior to 1801 ...!?*>(?
Li ok of Stale of issue l Stil and I f io2..2K(o)
I'l.oners' and Meelinuics' Hank of
Ch.ii lest on. Oi.
^People's Hank of Charleston. (<<?
-I'.iiip'i Hank of Charleston. (a
?:'.>u-hwestern II K llauk of Cbaelus
ion. (<dd). (7%
*South western i! K Hank of Charles
ton. (ltWW). f??l
Slate Hank of Charleston. 5(ji
Farmers'mid Exchange Lank ofOinir
leston. Or.
Exchange Hank of Columbia. Bfn)
Commeruitt] Rrtnk of Columhin . ~<
Merchants' Hank of Cheraw . :',/.<
Planters' Hank of Pairtiold . HOo
Si.iie of S i' Hills Receivable.90(a)
Ci y of Charleston Change Hills .9?f>j)
* Hills mark.-,I thus i *) are being redeemed
at the Hank Condors of each,
jau '-- Rm
NOTICE.
OKANGRDURG C. II., S. C,
April :i<1. 1871.
The Finn of McNAMARA JONES is
tnis day MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Coii
Rcnl of hot h parties.
JOS. McNAMAHA, of the said FIRM,
docs this day assume the COLLECTING o
its ASSETS, mid the PAYMENT of its
DERTS.
He also returns (hanks for the Putranage
!iCi-;!ofori b siouud, mil hupeauis irienJs
mi l customers will continue the same.
JOS. McNAMARA,
C. R. JONES,
apl 3 If
Citizen's Savings Bank
ok
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAM MA11 PIN President
JNO. F. PM.MKR, Vico-Presidcnt.
JNO P. i - m l \ .-\
A. (1. HRENC'iEH. Cashier.
J. 0. H. .SM'iit. Assist on i Cas'tier.
directors.
W mo- H.vmpto.v. 15. !! KuTi.r.nr.k.
.1. P. Thom u. 1? Ravi m i . Jr.
F. Vi. MoMakthb. Rev. William Malus
A. (. Haskkll. J no. Paljibs,
J. Ei.i Gurr?;. Tiiom vS E (iaicoj
OllANtifj^'nO l;l;Av. il.
.vr i :i v.
y^i'-ivr. i :
Mc?3!,. GL0\ : 4 I .??
i. orj l fix a ^ .v i r. \i:
lion THOS. v f -
(-.1. PA1 I . i
Capl. .J(ri!\ A. IA.M f'l >N,
- ass/stA \y, ...
JAM I
l>opos?is <>i ? i?l iL'pwarila
INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on Spc
oial Certificates of Deposit.
On Ordinary Savings lL-posits, Oper cent,
will bo Compounded every six months on Ac
count ?.
jau 21 c Bui
THEODORE KOHST & SRO.-,
BE(J TO CALL Tiitf ATTENTION OF TI<I3 PUBLIC THAT HAVING FULLY COM
pleted their arrangements for the Spring and Summer Trade by uniting energy and
combined efforts, have succeeded informing one of tho most Attractive Slock of Goods
ever offered in this Town, and simply desire to attract tho
NOTICE
of every purchaser to call nnd examine our GOODS and PRICES, whether with a view to
imracdintc purchase or otherwise, being fully determined
TO OWEU COMPETITION
tn every article in tho House, nnd feeling fully convinocd that their Customers, before fewv
ing, shall be suited in every possible, respect.
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES OF DRESS GOODS
At Unprecedented Low Prices including the most Popular Makes now worn for the Season.
Also great Bargains will be offered in
WHITE, RUFF nnd DROWN LAWN, LINEN nnd DRESS CLOTH FOR SUITS.
A Splendid Vancty of WHITE PlG/.LS at 25, :!0. 85 and 45 cts. per yard, including a
Full Lino of every Grade and Quality of Oribtndics and Swiss Muslins, Tucked Nansooks,
Jaconet and soft finished Cambrics, Nansooks, striped and cheeked Muslins. Putiiugs for
Waists, ?See, at the very lowest possible PRICKS.
We offer UNUSUAL INDUCRMENTR in DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
MA RS A ILL ES and HONEY CO MR QUILTS.
Also a fine Assortment of SILK PARASOLS and SUN SHADES at Exceedingly Low
PRICKS.
LADl S' and MISSES' WHITE, BLACK and BROWN BUN DOWNS and* MAGNOLIOS,
RIBBONS, CORSETS, HOISERY, UNDER GARMENTS,
nt Great Bargains.
Our Stock of GENTS CLOTHING Vnd FURNISHING GOODS is Complete.
Fine Line of MERINO and GAUZE SUMM EE UNDERWEAR
AT OLK I SUPkX POPULAR PRICES.
theodore kohn & brother.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS!
WILHELM THEODOU M?LLEE
HAS ON HAND A FINE LOT OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
WHICH has been SELECTED with the UTMOST CARE, und are WARRANTED to
SUIT every body, both in QUALITY an I PRICKS.
A FINE LOT OF BRANDIES, WHISKEYS, GIN, RUM and WINES of every GRADE,
and especially adopted for Family Purposes. *?
A l-o SEGA RS and TOBACCOS of the FINEST BRANDS, with* one :?f Ilia FINEST AS
SORTMENTS of PIPES in the MARK KT.
Come nnd Examine my GOODS and PRICES before purchasing elsewhere?it is no
trouble t"> show them. ?
may 18 o tf
E. EZEKIEL
ist received a fine assortment
jJCHES, CLOCKS and JEW
/ which will be sold LOW
DO WN for cash.
N. B.?-Clocks, Watches and Jew
elry REPAIRED.
j may 1 feb 13 lyc
JUSE^ECEIVED
VOSE'S GROCERY,
A CHOICE LOT OF
Hams, Breakfast Strips, Smoked and 1). S.
33 -A CO N
FAMILY .GROCERIES ALWAYS < II AND.
C .1! .-,t once J. GEO. VOSE.
A I rGTJST A FLOUB
limy 13 c ly
FLOUR 1 FLOUR 1! FLOUR!!!
EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUH FROM GEORGIA AN!) NORTH
CAIfOLlN A MILLS.
sugars, coffees and potatoes.
CRUSHED, POWDERED, A WHITE, C YELLOW, AND BROWN SUGARS AT RE
DUCED PR ICES.
A NOT 11 Kit SUPPLY OF CHEAP COFFEE S FOR ftl
GooD TABLE POTATOES.
CHOICE .NAVY TOPACCO?POCKET PIECES.
For s.d.: by
JOIIjN A. HA M I LTON,
npl 'ii ? ly Fire Insurance Ajreut.
SPUING OPENING!
JOSEPH M'NAMARA,
RUSSELL STREET,
f
Havcjusl onoucd an entire new STOCK of SPHIV ryoorw .???- :?? ?>-?
. ue|>?i i i muni s.
DI AGONALS, CLOTHS. CASHMERES TWEEDS. LINENS, DRILLS and COATIN IS,
COTT N A DES and READY-MADK CLOTHING, well selected and ol tuinifold Stylos.
DRESS GOODS in variety, MUSLINS aud CALICOS, the latter Li yds for-fll, or as
: Cheap as any in (he market, ?Ii of tho most Pirshionnblo Patents.
YARD WIDE brown and black DOM EST ICS, at I'd1, and n complete line of all kin.ls ai
corresponding prices.
SHOES, GAITERS. II ITS, SHTRT Ki:o\ fs. YANKEE NOTIONS, fio. Also
GROCERIES, HARDWARE and ( ROCKERY \\ VRE, which will be sold CHEAP as can
be bought in any house in lids State for the CASH.
?i|-l 22 C ly
TAX NOTICE.
XO'fH K - hereby given tlinl the CO II PO
'. \ ?. i' S ?? i io 1'oWn of Ornugeburg,
E, heing (2) TWO MILLS
i VII- or TU KXTi CENTS
? li'cd Dollar?, fco., Jfcc . hWuII
: tb? illLl'G STORK OF ?15.
oiii data i Vpril 201 h,) nnd
. nie i'i ?fcelvo life same, each day,
.i ih\! 20lll May, when, tho Look? iril) hi
olosed.
[; ?i:in!l? i-> ?Lall b ? auK-irai,!.' lo the L?w.
K l OLIVEHOS,
Clerk Town Council.
aj.l J'.' 4L
Ct A. CHOW ELL, Adminifltrnior of Eiiz.
j9 Humph, i\n.I Ail in'i' de bom's van ot
John Humph, gl?ea notice Mini on the 1-r of
June next, h<- will npply to lion. T t'. An
drews, Judge ot* Probate tor his Final Ills
charge.
April 28th, 1871- 20- it \
NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE",
Orangobnrg, S. 0., April21, 1X71.
IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act to define
I the jurisdiction nnd duties of the County
Commissioners," passed the twenty-sixth
ilny of September \ IX 1808, '>"-l "An Act"
nmeudntory thereto, passed March flth, 1871,
and pnrsuant <?> Rcsolrriiems pnssed by the
Itonrd of County Commissioners of Ornngc
burg, NOTICE Is hereby given that PROPO
svi.s for ifEPAIRING the "Willow Swamp
Bridge,*' on tho llolmnn Itridgo Itoad, and
for It EPA HUN (1 the CAUSWAY and HOL
j LOW BRIDGES leading to ho "New Bridge,"
. in ihc Fork of the hiiistos, will be received at
I tili? Oflicc. All Proposals must bo accom
panied by two i>v more sufficient Suritics,
and must bo handed in on or before the -Oih
j day of May, 1*71.
JA MUS Van TA SS Ebb,
' spl -'it C. B. C. C.
JUST KKCEIVED
500 BUSHELS CORN,
WHICH IS OFFERED VERY LOW
SPRING GOODS!!!
F. W. H, Briggmaain & Co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A FI LL STOCK OF
Spring Dress Goods,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
All our COODS are LOW in PRICE to suit
the times.
Our stock of
GROCERIES
LIQUORS
WINES
. ALE and
LAGER HEER
Is of FIRST QUALITY nml Low in Price.
Cull and see for yourselves.
F. H. W. DRIGGMANN &. CO.
npl 8 oct 9 ly
BIG he r>
FAMILY COFFEE POT,
oni noon
EAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Fl. E. If. TEAHSON
TIN WARE of EVERY DESCRIPTION
made to order?Wholesale or RetniL
RATHING TUBS.
FOOT TU HS.
SHOWER RATHS.
RAKERS with REFLECTORS.
ROASTERS.
Any kind of WORK in my Line made und
repaired
FOR CASH.
GUTTERING und ROOFING done to order.
LEAD PIPES repaired.
SECOND HAND STOVES, repaired und
cleaned up.
? apl 20 nug 13 3ro
CANNON'S STORE!!
One Door Below
W. T. LI G II T FOOTS'
RUSSELL STREET,
The Subscriber b*?ss leave to inform his old
friends and the Public generally that he hits
jrtat opened a fresh end general assortment
of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
Widch he wtlLjio,'*! low down fo;- Ci
Come one pin' rH I wi d<i my be-1 to
plense yoi\'fO<1 ^ive ?>' .?> ? saiivfrcfion.
j?n 7?vf .IA<. CANNON.
%i METALIC CASES.
THE UNDERSIGNED II \S ON HAND
all ot the ^.? - i.?iv? Sixc* of the rbove Cases,
whiuh can be fuvuinhed hunted*.; Lcly on ap
plieal ion.
Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS ns
usual, and at tb? shortest notice.
Apply to II. ICTGGS,
mar ?">?tint Carriage .Manufacturer.
The People's Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
ItED COFFEE POT,
j East of I'iwh'/terian Church, Iiusscil-St.
I am happy to ANNOUNCE to the ('I I I
ZENS of Orangeburg, that I am now PRE
PARED to SUPPLY Familos and Cus'oiners
with RREAD. CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS
HAK ERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
rare to suit the most fastidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and fel
low-citizens is respectfully solicited.
THos. W. ALUBRGOTTI.
Mrs. ALBERGOTTI returns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestowed, and
hopes her friends and Customers will contin
ue i I'u same.
She will kerp constantly on hate! an as
sortment or FRUITS, CONFECTIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dee 10 3m
m. albreoht,
HOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
ORAXGFRURG, 8. C.
RESPECT FULL\ INFORMS THE CITI
zens of O ran geh j t and Vicinity that
he has opened at lu- NEW STORE cot Rus
sell Street, between Messrs. Hriggmar.n .v;
Co. und McNaniav? <t Jones, with a eomplcfe
Slock af LEATHER, &c, and that h* has
sufficient Workmen to Uli aH "vdcii ci.itiH
ed to Kiru.
Thanking the Public for past patronage,
re. pecifullv solicits a continuance of the
- tine. 1 B'RMS CASH.
feb 5 oot 'So tf
IIX A ?VI/TER ATE? AIaE AXO
/, i c E ft il E K & .
\
AG ER DEER. CONTAINING COPl?E-I
_j LAS and ALE doctored with Salt, Limo j
and Alum, are the latest aditlteratioos dis
ccvcrcd in New-York.
Professor Mapes of New-York, analyzed
ihe Beer from a dozen different Breweries,
and all were found adulterated with noxious
substance. It is said, thai the sale of Drugs
io Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly intamoiis CoCCtlluS IndlCUS
(a h berry) nux-Yotavea. (<h>g laittoii; from
which siryohniuo is obtained, are some of
.'?e delectable substances found in Heer!
'I i" n are polent poisons, and the Drewer
Oill) 1 iisui^ Ihoill should he drowned at once
in one of his own vats.
P, S. ? I am willing to be drowned in ;ny
own vats, if any impurities should be found
Li my Heer.
I shall continue to make a healthful
Beverage, so thnt 't may lie tlrank hy the
most delioate without the least danger.
JOHN i . SKEGEttS, ( olnntrbia, S. C.
For sale in Orangcburg t?v the cask or
otherwise, by ME HONEY & SAIN,
jan 7 c ly
cab] n kt si i0 1\
W.M. A. HULL offer* hi?sorvices to the
Citizens of Orangeburg County as
CABINET MAKER In all ns branches.
Funerals attended with promptness]
Old FURNITURE repaired and node new.
Also Varnished without being rem ivod,
Shop on ih Eastern side of the Railroad,
Givo me a trial.
1 will also build Huggy and Wagon Wheel*
and Bodies cheaper than nnybody elso in
Orangeburg. WM. A. BULL,
mar 11 tf
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IMPORTED FROM
FOR SALE BY
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.
IMPOR TERS ik DEALERS
IN
GUANOS,
148 RAY St., SAVANNAH, Ga.
241 BRO AD St. AUGUSTA, Ga,
151 East Bay, CHARLESTON, 8. C
AND BY
BULL, SCOVILL & PtKE,
ORANGEBURG, s. C.
For further information, eppiy or ad
dress as abote for Fauiphlet.
nov 19 wee 4m
T. F. Urodie. R. R. Hvmi?
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BROBIE <fc CO.
ott?n factors
AM
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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CIIARE8TON, 8. C.
Liberal Advances mudo on Consignment.
RurEK to Andrew Simonds, Esq., Pres'l
1st National Bank, Charleston, 8. C.
majr 21 wee ft
P. P. TOALE,
('Harleston, s.
c.
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
Manufactory of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Mould*
in^s, &e., in the ' outhern States.
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may 21 wee it
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OT 3ak
SAPARILLA
GEO. W. CARPENTER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OT liVCHU
These Celebrated I'rcpsratieisy originally
introduced hy Goo. W. Carpenter, under the
pntronoge of the medical faculty , bare r
so long extensively used by phyaieiaM
others, that they are generally k??*w&.fir
their intrinsic value, nnd can be refied on aa
being most valuable remedies in all oaate
where Sarsapurilla < r Buohu are applicable,
nnd cannot bo too highly recommended'
They arc prepared in a highly concentrated
form, so aa to render the dose small and o*?
rcnicnt. Orders by mail or otherwise will
receive prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER. HENSZEY k CO*
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No. 7t>7 Mm kr? street, Philadelphia.
For rale by DUKES k SHULER, and I. J.
OLIVEROS, Orangeburg, S. C. and DOW IS
,v MOISE, Whwleawh Agents, CnirllML a.
C.
XT OTK!E. ? The ? ?purluer
A> SKIP lately existing between Dr. B.
MANLY SHULER and the UNDERSIGNED,
under the Firm Name of DUKES a 8HU
LER, was DISSOLVED on the 80tn dar of
March;last, hy the death of Dr. Shulcr. All
persona INDEBTED to the said FIRM, will
make PAYMENT, and all persons bavins;
i DEMANDS against tho said FIRM will pra
I sent the same, properly attested, to the SSB
j dcrsigned, or to Dr. A. C. DUKES, ?* tW
niace of business of the said Firav
I J. w. 11. *>UKES,
ap' 1j?It Surviving Parti