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_L?O^AL. SATURDAY* JULY 1,1871. All Advertisements must | u? handed to the Business Manager before Thursday Noon. Okangx Pkklinos. ? We woro blessed with a deliciuus ?bower of rein on Monday last. -See notice to taxpayers from ? County Auditor Dull. -Dr. Pearson has for sale uaptha oil. Seo advertisement. -The Columbia Cuion says "the Orangeburg News was blight and pocti V siil hut week." -Our fricud, W. M. Saiu, has rc turncd to Oraugcburg from his visit to the mountains. -"Percgrccn Doggerol Reyines," by A. P. Mervin, Esq., aro dofercd for Want of space for .our next issue. -OSx Magistrates and Trial jus tices had better look sharp, for CS. Ball, Esq., is after them iu another eol uv.in. -Russell has a new barber with him now. This announcement will be gratifying to those who arc too lazy to fchavo themselves. ?-Orangiburg has a Temperance Society, be it said to her honor, which promises to grow into a 'larger ouc soon. We will give a more extended notice of its origin and progrers in our next. "--An editor who is a regular "Puul Pry," Bays that ''blue garters aro all the go with ladies iu his town." We would liko to kuow how he got his iufurmation. We are interested. ? 1 Churlio Colter, a youthful colon d . lad, stabbed iu the back, Eilly Cauimcl. Thursday last. The offending boy was taken before a Tiial Justice, wheu fail ing to cuter into a proper recognisance ho was committed to jail. -\Yu heard a gentleman risk a friend the other day uIf he wasn't fluid of music ?" *o which tho reply that '?Son:c of it would n nk; n Jcw.su k," ?was given. How wus fit at lor high? =-Tho pet baby oFtho editor of tho A.ikon J'<uiiial "had a birthday and cut a tooth one day last week." Wo can ?void auch scenes as this, because wo are ? bachelor, und of course?have no pet baby. -Th?? customers of tho Citizens' Savrugs' Dank arc r< quoted to tend iu their Prpt sit llot-ks to the Assistant Cashier, > r. Jas. 11. Tonics, to have them balanced to June 30th, and inte rest to thai date credited to their ac counts, -Wk notico that a number of our exchanges have copied our "peeling" of last week about ''bdotdtcka ; but nono of them will admit (hat they arc cursed with a similar melody. Conic now, brothers of tho quill, as Rill Arp would ?ay, "tote lair." Own up the corn and get to counting. Will our friend of the I'nion aud tho Suntter Actes begin first? JVous trrro/is.v -We have intelligence relative to the condition of tho crops front all por . krone of our County, aud not in many yoars has the prospect for an abundant yield been so flattering. Thcro is not quite tho area of Cotton planted that ? ' * i . . .i. ?_r ^MViw W ..148? J i--*? , w ?. ? - . , _ . . \t is in a glorious condition. The Corn crop will bo the best made in many years, if tho seasons continue to bo propitious. --D. Lor IS, nt tho corner, ha? water-proof umbrellas for sale. We bought onr fourth one the other day for (bis season. Eor our first three, we round friends who thought they had n bettet right to them titan oursdvos,? any how, they took them into their cus tody. Our last one iu all right, for wo have our namo upon it. Our friend. Mr. Helton Ecttcrson, said ho could jpiake it proof against larceny. We tried him aud found it just as he said. If a friend wants our umbrella hereafter, be will find our name printed on the in side in large letters, to staro him iu the face when he opens it. Wc would ad vise all persons who have been blessed with tho intimacy of too many friends of the nature of those who think it nil right to pick up an acquainleuco s umbrella to gotoD. Louis', buy one of his water-proofs hnd let Mr. Rettcrson have it for a few Uiiuuics. Do Ibis and loo 'eouls will, be made happy," to wit, that of Mr. B. and also of tho nur chaser. -We said in lasf week's "Orange Peelings'' that "wo undorstood there would bo a Religious Concert given at tho Presbyterian Church bttfore long." To our use of tho word "religious" as an adjective in this connection, wo under stand objections have beon thick and fast, tho would-be critics spying that Stored ought to havo been tho word. Now wo have no disposition to quarrel, as wo do not write for the Ornngcburg Newb to please the few. But wheu such ridicu lous objections as tho ono noted are urged against our writings, wo cannot forbear giving them a passing notice, and to show of nil the Shameless editors We have, yet tis true, Tliere are as bud abandoned critics too. Now we said "Religious. Concert" add wc meant just what we said : and we will venture to assert that every person possessed with three grains of common "mother wit" will say that wo were cor rect. Now "sacred" might havo been sweeter to euphony with tho few, but that would not have made it any inure correct than the term "religims." But wo will let Webster settle the matter. He says religious means any thing "concerned with religion} teaching or setting forth religion ; art apart to re ligion ; an a religious society ; a religious sect; a religious place; religious tears, etc. Sacred ho . difinca "as not profane or common ; as, a sacred place ; a sacred dag ; sacred service, etc. If this doesn't show that the two terms arc synonymons, th.cn wc don't know what synonyms arc. If it is correct, to say a religious society, a re ligious nhice, religious wars, &c., it is equall}' correct to say a Religious Con ceit, the only difference of tho two wordn depending altogether upon euphony On tho other hand, it is equally correct to say ?Sai led Concert ; but how iu the tiamo of common sense it cm be incor rect to speak of n Concert as a Religious one, w-j fail to understand, espeeialy when it is gotten up fur a Religious pur pose. But let us slop with this petty .stuff. We ought not to notice such, but some bow or other we luve d ?po so. Wc re collect having seen once itt school a boy's copy bull; in which the well known ridago, "Kvil communications corrupt good manners'' was written by hi.s teacher. Wc looked down the pngs at the boy's writing, and discovered that he had spelled communication ever}' time with a k instead of a c. Wc nskt-1 him "why he did not follow the copy?" lie replied "if my teacher spells wrong, that is t?r? reason why I should." Wc left the .Couth to bis delectable conceit. ??S> j - ? SSMW i - The following beautiful lines which appoarcd iu the Charleston Xctcs of .Monday last, aro from tho peu of our talented fellow-townsman, Augustus B. Kuowltoti, Ksq : A Vine-Land Memory. Oh! tender hearts of days gone by. Oh ! Living souls that round me ttriuc, Mow warn about my heart ye lie, As i ride home beneath the pines ' Tho waning moon is thin and far, How far she seems, yet h.. - divine ! And here and thero comes fosth a Slav, As 1 ride home beneath the pines. i shout with joy as on i ride, Swiftly, nor heeding path nor sign, M.. L-. ... \. . ?...(. r..:-.. i_i As 1 ride home beneath the pines. i shout with joy?and then the tears Course down my ehoek, a star-lit line; My heart goes yearning back thtough years. As n i ride beneath the pines. Hark! there is Pluto's friendly bay? Sec! thero tho home-lights, greeting, shine? The wife awaits, the children play, And i ride notnc beneath the pines! -- ? Tiik Bolin Cotton Press.?.Jus. P. Ilolin, Ksq., of our County, has succeed ed iu obtaining a Patent Right for his invention, and is now making arrange ments to build these proves, aud to dis pose of the rights to Comities, and sing ly. ~A miniature model is on exhibition at tho ?tote of John A. Hamilton. Ksq The press is an nchicvomout of a vigor ous and fruitful brain, aud commends itself for simplicity, durability, economy and power. A lever worked by two bauds turn.-, an upright shaft, upou which c " . rope, which extends to and over a si- mot wheel, the revolutions of which coil two other, ropes'a round its axle in opposite directions, aud contract together two levers, which force Ihe ft 1* low block upwards, and compress a 500 pound bale iu four luiuules. The power of the Bolin Press ob built for ordinary packing is 576,000 pounds, and is ro equally adjusted, as tu require little ex ertion to perform tLo required work. Mr. Bolin's card appears in this paper, and wo hope that bis valuable invention will secure for him that reward which perseverance and ingenuity deserves. COMMERCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. Omer, or tiik OaAttnaauna Nkws, June 2d, 1H71. COTTON?Salei during the week 40 bales, we quote : Ordinary.15 <7t) Low Middling.I7JU<-) Middling.18 Ofi Km i.ii Hier..&1.8U per oushcl. Gobm.$!.1U per bushel. . . KAo........3 ? s pCl UUSII"!. PlXuses.$1.40 per bushel. ROLEN'S LEVER COTTON PRESS. nAYING RECEIVED A PATENT FOR my Prosa, I am prepared to take COJ - TUACTS for BUILDING tho SAME. This cotton pbe8s has a capacity of 670,000 POUNDS, is simple of Construction, Compact nnd Du rable, occupies a comparatively small space, is worked by only TWO HANDS and will PACK a 500 I'OL'ND RALE in FOUR MIN UTES. 1 append Certificates of gentlemen iu Orungeburg who have my Press in use, and I unhesitatingly pronounce ii the best Press in use for Cotton Packing. JAS. P. BOLIN. REFERENCES ?Edward Argne, T. J. Bo lin. Oeo. E. Bolin, W. B. Sulley uud J. II. Livingston, julj 1 8 in The State of South Carolina. ORANGERURG COUNTY In Common Pleas. AnnE. Po?s'er, Ex'x, ] Complaint of Will -if for Geo. H. Poorer, dec. | Injunction, ct. a). Y Marshalling vs. Assets John R. Millions, and ct. at. J Relief. By virtue of an order in this came, the Cretl.iors of the Estate of the hue Goorgu II. Vposer, deceased, aro enjoined from prose cuting or enforcing their dt'iunudH in sepa rate notiens, und urc required to tile the ?ame iu the Clerk's Office of the Court of Common Plras for Orangeburg County, on or bet?re the first day of September next. Clerk's Office, ) GEO. liOL VER, Orangeburg County. S.C >? t'. C. P. June S?ib, l?TI. J jtily 1 ?.*l JUST 1IKCEIVKD IJURE N A ITH A and LAMP BURNERS, which will he kept constantly on haul by ike SOLE AGENT at tho Ii T G I* 33 13 FAMILY COFFEE POT, ON K ix?) It EAST RRKSBYTKRIAN CllUftCU. It. E. II. PK ARSON TIN WARE of EVERY DESCRIPTION made to order?Wholesale or Retail. BATHING TI BS. FOOT TUBS. SHOWER BATHS. BAKEUS with REFLECTORS. ROASTERS. Any kind of WORK in my Line made and repaired FOR CASH. SPECIAL .TO HOUSEKEEPERS. LEMON SUGAR, n doligbtfuj ber cregc, apoeially recommended for the sick. l|ORSKORD BAKING POWDER, a (refill supply. ENfiLISU PICKLE3 and MUS TARD in jilass. ESSENCES umr ROSEWATKR for flavoiiqg. Canned LOBSTERS, SALMON, and TOMATOES. KLOUR: FLO!TTl! ! FLOUR:! I Uio highest grades of AUGUSTA F/LOUIt at tlio tno*t reasonable prices. Uoods delivered iu the Village, free of charge. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Market Street, juno !'? ly notioj t Dr. CHARLES R. TABER offers his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the Citi zens of Orangcburg nnd vicinity. Office at the Drug Store of Dr. Olivcros. Residence "Oak Villa," Brou^hten Stri ct. may 18 tit DOMESTIC COMMISSION HOUSE CHARLESTON, S. C. The Subscribers have established a Com. mission House in Charleston, for the sale ot Fan Product* and would respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends and the pub lic. They will give Especial Attention to the prompt sole of all articles consigned to them. L. E. CONNOR & SON, June 2-1?3t* 6P8 King Street BLACKSMITH SHOP. IN REAR OF PMTHA\'S R4KERY. ..RNST MENT/.EL offers his 8ERVICES _2j to the Public as an EXPERIENCED SLaCKSMITH, FARRIEH. 4c. All work in his lino properly and woll| done. Do is experienced paTtiinJarly in Herst? Shoeing. june io?ir ERNST MiVf.'yji,. E more new goods JUST RECEIVED AT THEODORE KOHU & BROTHER'S. ONE CASE OF CHOICE CALICOS SUITABLE for tho SEASON. Also Received a lnrgo assortment of STRAW GOODS In ALL COLONS, comprising the LATEST STYLES OF of SUNDOWNS, GYPSIES, ROUND HATS' LADY WASHINGTON, Ac. These goo-ts nc arc enabled to sell at HALF the usual PR IGE. OUR DRESS GOODS' STOCK HAS ALSO BEEN REPLENISHED WITH CHOICE PATTERNS, and arc selling the same at KX^K AOUDI\A ItY LOW PRICES. WE WOULB ADVISE EVERYBODY TO LAY TN THEIR SUPPLY OF DOMES TIC OQpDS at tho presont LOW FIGURES at which wc continue to sell, notwithstanding tho very great rise iu those Goods, caused by tho advance wf the Haw Material, wc will sell at the same ASTONISHING PRICES for which wc arc oolcbrutcd. Great bargains in CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. FANCY GOODS, AC. PARASOLS ! PARASOLS ! ! PARASOLS! ! ! At manufacturer's prices THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. June 24 . ly down! down! down!! at THE CORNE R! D. LOUIS IS NOW OFFERING his entire stock at and UNDER COST TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS. NOW IS TU E TIME TO OET RARO A INS?COME ONE AND ALL. r>. LOTJI ? , junelT?ly AT THE CORNER. % just received" Another Ctijj&AF LOT of BACON. | ALSO An assortment ?f?UGUSTA KLO I'll. Far sale PRIME WHITE WESTERN CORN. 1 One TWO HORSE WAGOSf. LIQUORS from 51.Vf upwards. One JERSEY WAGON, f-.ur soared and Cheap SUGAR und COFFEE. newly painted?Warranted*. MOLASSES and SYRUP. Also set of TWO iroESE HARNESS. CHEAPEST LOT OF PIPES AND CIGARS IN THE VILLAGE! juito 17 c t-f JUST REOElVED AT TUB Sign of tho Big Watch, A SELECT ASSORTMENT O K c xr T JL. TZ Tl Y\ Consisting of POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, BUTTON HOLE CUT TERS, &q. .Also EMERSON'S CELEBRATED RAZOR STROPS, all of which are Warranted as represented. E. E Z E K I E L. junc 17 fob IS lyo Tl I E I'M KM OF WM. A. ME RONE Y & CO., 11 AS RE EN DISSOLVED BY MUTUAL CONSENT. WILLIAM A. MERONEY WILL CONTINUE THE OLD BUSINESS j^STTHB OLD STAND. He also offers for sale a choice ns.-ovtmcnt of FINE F.t-tdLY GROCERIES, his Steck of which will always be lecjtt full and frosh. l.\_/I)i'^L\ '\ "that was ever -chawed.' 8 EG A RS, also by Wholesale and Retal?the best ever '?Pulled. NEW IIOTEI,.?TRANSIENT and PERMANENT BO.iRDE"RS accommodated, tha' he, Mr. MERONEY, is quit" sure, "Knows bow to keep a IFoleL" Those Who agree with hint will, of .irse, Patronin the NEW HOTEL; those who differ, will certainly bo convinced by n simple visit t i his ii ispilnble and getterotisly i irorided I A RLE. AUC'lTONEKIl.-?In addition to soiling his own Goods, MR. MERONEY offers his services for the diap irsal of other persons Goods by AUCTION. He 1ms a happy konrli of inducing Bidders to buy whether they wish to or not, and of obtaining tho II IG REST PRICES for other persons, while contented with the lowest prices for himself. rI^T-T I-T \ 1^ MR. MERONEY has roeently been admitted to the BAR ? I J 1. 1 J 1)^1. IV (which he keeps in connection with his GROCERY.) He has i4 large pructioo.ulrcudy, and though he froquetitly "summoned," to prepare "sum mery proceedings*1 in the shape of ICED DEINES, COCKTAILS, \ ?.. ho never hears any "COM PLAIN rS:" an t!> ? contrary, every one seems to be ? I'LL AS' cd with Iiis LIQUORS and to have quite an "attachment" tor MERONRY'S BAR. F1 A I K It is toil hing more than fair To say that, in his little alfair Of distributing groceries and other excellent fare Morouey is assisted by John Fair. junc 10 c tf SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING! GOODS IIOIJG1IT AT YOKE'S GROCERY WILL BE DELIVERED PR EE OK CHARGE TO ANY PART OF THE TOWN. Choice and Fresh Family Groceries Received EVERY WEESJt, AUGTSTA FLOUR S. C. HAMS, STRIPS, BUTTER, LARD, BACON. C?H nud cxatniuc. J. OEO. VOSE. .RUC 10 o ly JUST lUSOElVED 500 BUSHELS CORN,] WHICH IS OFFERED VERY LOW SPRING GOODS!! I P. W. H. BriggmauE & Co. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FL'JLX (STOCK OF Spring Dress Goods, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. AR our COODS are LOW in PRICE to suit the time*. Our stock of GROCERIES LIQUORS WINES * ALE nn<l LAGER HEER Is of FIRST QUALITY and Low in Price. Call and sec for yourselves. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. npl 8 oct 9 It METALIG CASES." THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND all of the various Sizes of the above Cases, which can bo furnished immediately on ap plication. Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as usual, and at the shortest notice. Apply to H. RIGOS, mar ,">?0m Carriage Manufacturer. The People's Bakery. NEXT BOOR TO RED COFFEE POT, Eatlof PirJij/fri ittn Chvrcli, lin&xtU-St. 1 am happy to ANNOUNCE to the CITL ZENS or Oraugebiirg, that I am now PRE: PARED to SUPPLY Familes and Cus'omcrs with RREAD. CAKES, PIES, and all other articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS BAKERY. WEDDING CAKE prepared with great care to suit the most fustidous tastes. The PATRONAGE or my friends and fel low-citizens is respectfully solicited. THOS. W. ALRERGOTTI. Mrs. ALRERGOTTI returns thanks for the Patronage heretofore bestowed, nnd hopes her friends and Customers will contin ue the same. She will keep constantly on hand an as sortment or FRUITS. CONFECTIONARY and FANCY ARTICLES as usual. dec 18 8ra m. albhl:ciit: BOOT AND SHOE MAKE 11, ORANGEUVKG, S. C he ha ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI Orangcburg, ami Vicinity that he has opened at his NEW STORE ou Rus sell Street, between Messrs. Rriggmanu & Co. and "?!.'?:. ma iJanes, with a complete Stock of LEATHER, ko., ami thai hu has sufficient Workmen to fill ull Ordets cMiuH cd to him. Thatching the Pi?blic Ln- p?st patronage, repevtfully solicits a cciitimi.viiCe" of Ibe i*t*e. '1 ERMS CASH, feb ?"? oct 28 tt s e egeiv? I NAOVLTEKATEO AUG AM) LA (i Eli BEE Ii. LAdKU BEER. CONTAINING CGPPE RAS and ALE doctored witli Salt, Lime and Alum, arc the latest adult erat ioos dis ceverod in New -YorK. ProfosPor Ma pea of New-York, analyzed the Beer from a do/en different Breweries, and all wore found adulterated with noxious substanoe. It is said, that the sale of Drugs to Brewers. Is a profitable part of tho trade. This is perfectly infamous Coccu'.us indicus (fish berry) nux-v?mica. (dogbutton) from which strychnine is obtained, are some of the delectable substances found in Beer! These are potent poisons, and the Drewer found using them should be drowned at once in oiii- of his own vats. P. S. ? I itm witling to be drowned in my own rats, if any impurities should bs found in my Beer. 1 shall continue to make n heabhful Beverage, so that it may be drank by the most delicate without the Is i*t danger. JOHN C. SEEOERS, Columbia, S. C. For sale iit Orangcburg by tin- cask or otherwise, by MB RONE V A SAIN, jau 7 c ly diABi^i^ shop. WM. A. BULL offers hi9 services to the Citizens ?rf Orangcburg Comity us CABINET MAKER iu all its branches. Funerals attended with proaiptncss. Old FURNITURE repaired and ma do new. Alsi Varnished without being removed. Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad, (live me a trial. and Bodies cheaper limit anybody else in Orangcburg, WM. A. BULL, mar If tr Notice of Dismissal. Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 will on the ? I day ?>f July, next, tile my final account with tho lion table JuUge oT Probate, for Orangcburg County, a. Guardian of Minor Heirs of estate of Jessie Wceslijgcr, deceased, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. .). w. Moseeev. jnne ?1?It ? Guurdian. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the 8d day of July next, 1 will File my Final Aooonnf as Administrator ?>f the Kstate of Francis M Moorcr, deceased, nnd on that day a^k for Letters of Dismissal. JOHN L. MOOREiE tune 8?4t Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON tho 1st day of AuOust, 1S71, I wCl (Ho my Final Accounts with tho Houoraldo T. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, nnd ask for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the Estate of D. L. Brandon, dee d JOHN T. J ENNINGS, july 1?4t Administrator. E. J. FELDER, Executor oftooJWILL of - J. II. Felder, eives" notice tli.it he will on the 10th d?y of July next, apply to the Court of Probate for Ina Final Discharge r.s Executor. ?' June .">th ? l?i ;i Citizens Savings Bank OK SOUTH CAROLINA. ; WftLIAM MARYIN, President .7NO I). PALM??, Ykfe-PrvHidont/ ?'NO. 1?. TUOMA?, ?' A. G. BRENT'.ER, Cashier. J. C: B. SMITH, AsWrflatft CsnbierV DIRECTORS. Waok II oir-Tox. B. If. Ifr^knns. J. I?. Timm in-. D*. Kaykwbl, Jr. F. W. McM \sn:n. Rot. William UUiM A. C. 11 askki.l. JSO. B. PALME?. -T 3. Kli Omk(]i;. Tiotxas E. Oanow. ORANOEflURO BRANCH* AT TT?R EMaNE HOCfiK. SOLICITORS. Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER. * LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTAL Hon. THOS. W. OLOVKR. Col. PAUL 8. FELDER. Cspt. JO'HN'A. HAMtLTOJ*. ABS 1ST A ST CAS III SR. JAMES ft. - to* BE*. Ircpontfis of ^1.9? aml V |>wartl ^KeceivcA. INTEREST aUpwud{?t 7 pcr??nt. cinl Certificates of Deposit. On Ordinary Savings Doposifs, 6 wiR be Compounded every sis months ?n Ao counts. : '" ' ? 11 ' .Jan 21 ? t&?4 r*M TVT. BaonrrfT 3 R. R. Hseerir ft. 0. H*tKir*s. BRODIE & CO, OTTON FACTOR* COMMISSION M?KCffAlfTS, NOR fit ATLANTIC WIlARPi CHABESTON. S. C. Liberal Advances made on Consignment. Bsrr.a"to Andrew Simottds, Esq., Pres'I 1st Nat Zonal Bonk, Charleston, 8. f\ " msy 21 wee If P. P. TO ALE, CHARLESTON, 8. O. LARGEST A1*D HOST COMP L ET? Manufactory of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, MonleV ings, Ac, in (ho f ovfhern States. S&*l'n'nft<T iVu-er Litt Dt?a Comp** tittntt. <fcgr-8END FOR OlrE-g? 86y**Sent Free on AppHcatioaL' may 2l wee BiV) for* Itrjtfnstietty Asv The State of South Carolina, OUANQEBUUG COUNTY, I.N TfllJ CoMJfON* PW/A?, P. V. Dibble, A.Pnirs, "| rh lorn* wo* >.f v. K. Jefeont, vs. Elias O. Holm-art, et. aV. By virtue of sflt order made Ktt this the Creditors of U. E. Jefcoat, de?'?, are* hereby notified that they arc required te* present and prove their respective dtieande before Charles B. Clover. Esq., Special Referee, at Orrrngebitrg C. If-, a. C, on or buforc the 1st day of July A. B., 187!, er they will be debarred p?yro*n*. Clerks Office, ) CEO, BO LIVER, Oraugeburg. Q. 11., S. C . V C. C. P. May 27th, 1S71 > may 27 ** GLENN'S SPRINGS, ?PAKT.iX?rRG, ?. C? rpiMS DELlOllTFULWATERlMQ PLACE f will I** o;>cu for visitors Junto 1st,-1871. iLung situated in the Northcru part of Jlre' State, in a section remarkabfe for derTghtfut nlimstc, beauty and hcnlt hfulnrss. This, to gethcr with tl*? virtues of the Waler, mal it one of the inoaft desirable Watering Place* to be found. The .Medicinal Qualities'of this watur are uot excited, (to which thousand* CAN and WILL TESTIFY.) arc a sovereign remedy for all Female dis*awe*V ?1 dis ' .i-o- of all long stan.hu:?, diseases of the liver, bowels, kidneys ana bladder, caronie diarrhea, eruption* of ?he sftfar, syphilis, ?crofuia, diypupsm, rbomr. uisua, dropsy, Ac Arrangements will be made to aecosnmo* date" a large nuinttcr of Visitors/: < Mim I Music will be in attendance fa en liven the Ball Room, Fancy Bait's during the Season. 'Fen Pin Alley. Billiard SuWaoraad Croquet for the amusement of the Guest. A Livery Will be Kept At moderate clhu-gresv Charge?: per day, $2.60; per month, $M) to Sl?. according to the r on nut (TaUmm ?t>^-> to c-.iii ior ine nottsow. Stage from Jor.cAvtHe direct to* the HoteL W. D. FOWLER, Proprieter. jun? 10' lsn -2-?-n , ... i . ? DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE, SURGEON PENTISt, Gradiude JlwIOmore C?rilcc?r I>es>lal fiksrgerjr. OFFICE MARKKT-ST. OVER STORE R* J. A. HAMILTON, sliifttffeM Respectfully offers Ids services to the PUBLIC in the Practice of DENTAL SUR. Ol'.RY in all its b.anohes. Special attention will be paid to the PRESERVATION of the uatural teeth; equal care beinrctercleed in the construction of ARTIFICIAL SUBSTI TUTES. All operations guaranteed to give satisfaction. Office hours from 0 J?C IE ttr 1:80 P. M. and from :l to ? P. M. may 20 c ]y Notice of DimissaL ? WTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I Hi will, on the 24th day ef Jely, 187f,. file my final aco.mut with the Honorable Judge of Pnttatc for Orangeburg Countv, en Administrator of the Estates of Joseph D. Garrick and Charles D Letters of DtsndseaL >nc'2l It G'arriek, end ask M. G. GARRICK, Administrate*,.