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SATUIII)AY, JULY 8, 1871. All Advertisement? wast MIL., V- -?..j L - j.1- ti..???.^~~ 1UU tu Mit? jju?iuo?? Mftiiftger before Thursday Noon. ?.????? ? 1" J~ u ... -Iii - J-liAL?U._l-ggg! Oranue Pkbi.ings. --Mr Oco. Vose advertises a fresh supply of groceries in to day's paper. ?n?There is an Ugly Club in Or uugeburg. Not many young ladies arc lit love, with its members. ??The new organ at the Presbyte rian Church fills the whole Church" Splendidly, aud is delightfully toned. ?-Auditor Bull is now engaged in taking returns of all the taxable per-, fcontil and real property of this County. ?-Mr. J. C. Pike, of the firm of Bull. Scovill & Pike, hai gone dorth on * iiip nitb his family. ??It is predicted on all sides that \ the coming Fall will be a glorious one for trade. Atneuto.it. ^ -;Oue hundred and nineteen can didates ai-c already in the field for the next County Coriuni.sub tiers of Orange burg County. ??A straw*, of What is called tho long loafed pine, measuring 24 J inches in bngtb, was laid upon out table the other day. -Snlesday last, considering the Irusy season, was as lively a one as any our Burg has had for months post. -A j jjoud deal of tangle-foot was consumed. -Larkias was the most patriotic ntatf in the County on tho glorious Fourth. lie retired to a sequestered spat and spoke to a.: imaginary audience for three hours nod forty seconds. -Thare is one can lidatc running for the offne of Probate Judge in this Couuty who says ho wouldn't withdraw fir FIFTKE.N tuousand DOI.T.AIIS. Won der which he wants thc most, the office or the prefix Jud^o ? -Mr. K. B. Seabrouk is engaged in overhauling the Trial Justices of Char IWtOn Cotftrty, It is said he has au eye ??? some of Orangeburg County's Jus-' tbcs al*o. II**1io hash t ha ou^ht to, if t<t nothing else ' but- thoir orthography. .Qot^i..oj "tlictn do sped! ."duinibTuHy, as" our readers know. -We understand that Messrs. Win. N. Sain A' Co, will open one of the finest stock of Groceries ever brought to Orangebut-g, in their new Store on the corner of Russell & Market streets, about the middle of next week. This is a con venient stand, and we predict will be veil patronized. Wc will say more of the Stock ncter it is open. -Some time apo we said there wore thirteen candidates for the fiext Shoriff ulity of this County. At that time this was tho correct uumler. Others have come out since, and upon a careful ' summing up" we find that tho number has increased to forty-six, thirty-nine of whom are of tho late Reform farce. Go it boys, the more the merrier. --The position of the local editor is a hard one. He is expectod to know everything but to publish ouly those things that will be palatable to polite ears. If be socj and knows that Major Phillipooser and Col. Snooks nre the veriest asses on the top side of the green earth, he must not breath it. If his ft?ti^o eyo discovers a low thing ia a high phjoe, he must uot regard it as {u fuct, he must see all that happens, but ouly publish such items as. will bo relished by tho ?W\ If (ho aforesaid rUajjoy phillipooser sneezes cross-wi.se over the streets, he must go and reaord it, because the said' Mn^nr is kuown over ,ho enttro area of a whole Township ; but if the child of a better but hum blorman dice and is buried, let it pass unrecorded?it's nobody. Oh I misera ble thought, wretched asaos, would that you could see yourselves as other* sue you ! Would that y?ur small modicum of brains looked ay iusigujfioant to you as they do to the thousands who behold you with disgust, horror and rcpug uauce. Would you not theu betake yourselves to some remote part of this globe, and the rewrite yourselves down as ?8801? -Orangeburg is a pleasant place. It has many things to bonst of. There a;e no fairer specimen* of tho tender sex Under tho skies than arc to bo seen of .CVfDtnga walking her street^ She has largo shady tfoes dottod nlJ about over her face; first -lass hotels ; fine livery stables; au accommodating postmaster; three fire companies; a debatiug society in full blast; a temperance society io ppk examples for the immoral and iutompe- | I rate: somc^meu noted for thoir' virtues/ and some noted fcr their knack at tcll ing all lyrta of talesj (stories), whilo a ?mall minority is distinguished all over the Cownty for their boriiij propensities. In short, a #littlo good and a little bad, a iittle wUdom and a little fools?upon the whjle, material ?aJ? dent for a Lord Byron to make up a picture of '"hells in traiuing" from. Wo have the best newspaper iu tho County. But aftee having all these, it is becoming a serious question whether or not it will do to live in Orangeburg any longer. The faot of t is, the fleas and tho very hot weather, ogeihor with several other promioent luisauccs, are so annoying that it is itn /possible to live hero "tn.peice and good will toward all.'' A meeting is therefore to bo culled some time next week for the pufcposeof taking into consideration these matters. Something must bo done. There's no living . bore as it is. We trnst our citizens will bo governed withv prudneco in the matter, and not act hastily or rashly. -In speaking of the end of the race between tho "Young Americas," and the "Elliott Hook and Ladders," the Charleston Courier tried to bo Stuart. Because the former Company succeeded in bearing off tho palm, tho Courier must nocd.s stoop so low as to say its Engine "deserved to bo crowned with a gourd wiue." Now our contemporary, when it got off thut contemptuous fling at a rcspcctablo Company, no doubt shook its mane and langhed a broad, bland, and hollow laugh, and thought that it could no longer bo said that it was slcupy and unto diluvian in its ideas, for it had insulted s real livo, and up to-t he times, Fire Company. But our boys ull regard it in a different light. Th?y think it a "departure" from honorable journalism to thu-i attempt, without a Cause, to deliberately insult nearly a hundred of our best citizens. Others, who know more of the excentrtc and quaint oid Courier, say that ifc w;:s sune tiling like toe j.-i<-ka>s' Kick at the lion. Any how wo think it w?s uncalled for. and we would suggest that the same iidvico it <ravc a Tew days ago to Horace Grocly about his "young men," it would profit, by applying to its own?cither discharge? them or school thorn into bet tor ways. It would not do for the f How that penned that smart paragraph about tho ?'Young Americas" to visit Orange httrg. If be did, we doubt if" he would be so fond if crowning things with "gourd wines" thereafter. A fow d.iys ago we wcro regaled ith an exiraordioary story about the size, flounderlngs and nwful nppearauce of u "slimy cel." Our informant said thut he was iu company with a gentle man of Orangcburg, who whilo fishing with an angling line in a dead river not iar from Town, got a bito and pulled We wcro informed that the boat the party was in, was a large and steady af fair ; that three men could sit on ouc edge of it aud it would not have turned over ; but that this eel, tills hideous eel of huge dimensions. . when hooked, floundered aud pulled so hard that at ono timo the bout oamo near capsizing; that in his runs he showed n small por iuches bro:td ! that toother time whilo making a tremendous surge to free him self, he ran his head out of the water aud showed his teeth. Our informant was a littlu excited as well as.frightened and did not notice them closely, but would judgo tho monster's tushes to have been two or three inches in length, and one inch aud a quarter broad. Al ter flouaderiug about for nearly ten miuui.es, aud wearing out tho arms of t\ro nun, this extraordinary fish got loose. What a pity. It is said he would have weighed in tho neighbor hood of one . 1: und red pounds. Old fishermen te.il us that tho largest they ever saw was uot heavier than 2} lbs. All ol the foregoing will bo certified to before a Trial Justice if thero arc any disposed to throw cold water on it. It is so, vile our informant. -Tho Fourth of July was not cel ebrated here with that pomp and glory which always marked its advent in ante-bellum times'. Of th? three Fire I ^P^y^W^9^^^ one,'the t Comroct, w?9 out. They tried their s .against Lh? tirao ? mado ,by the Youug Atasrifcas, in the race vrith the Elliotts, figureB mado by the latter Company, j " In tho afternoon we learn that the ; M ilitia Company marched to the Court House, whither the eccentric and quaiut Joel delivered himself of on ungtatu inatical harrangue. V^* Outside of these demonstrations there if* Jjk i- .... was nothing eke to inspire one with the greatness of the Fourth of July. Things won't on iu their even way, and if any emotions of patriotism swelled up in the bosoms of rueu, they were hushed and sti fled. All the tender aud patriotic memo ries, with which the reoccurrence of this day is replete, were :ilent. There was no jubilee and rejoicing hero in Orangobvrg. ? 'Alas ! had it not been recalled to the minds ot many of our citizens by the little demonstrations that were made, it would have passed unheeded by. May the day soon re dawn that wilt re store to our sous that enthusiastic fool* ing of patriotism, which ever used to till their bcsr.ms in days gone by upou tho advent of the Fourth of July ! -On Monday last a large milch ^ cow was offered by the Sheriff for aate. j Several gathered around the crier whose faces beamed with a desire to purchase her. Among the number who were greedy for milk, was a colored man. He commenced to bid, but soon found them corning in BO fast that he feared bis ability to b y would soou bo overreached, so he resorted to a little ame which he thought would hush all the anxious bid ders and give him the last chance. Looking all around, as if to catoh the eyes of each one present, he said, ''I've kucwed dat cow fur des las five or six years, an' I j ist be confound ef *he can't out-kiok, put jump an' out run any tiug uf her kin I iu dis konnty." Here all the bidders stopped, looked at each other in the face, eyed the Sheriff close ly, as If to wond.:r if it wero so Presently he commcuccs crying ngair, but to his nstouuhiucut instead of find ing new bidders, he hears each one of tho old ones, s. yiug, "The 1-st hid was1 not mine. I don't w tu'i bur." Soon, however, a voice was heard from, the niid.it of a gr tap which stood at t lu ll-It of the Sheriff's stand, saying, ??I'll give so and fo." This wan cried a few moments, and no other bids being heard, the vicious milch cow was knocked off. Wlteu the purchaser was called for, to the utter astonishment of all present ho. was ascertained to be the very man, who, a few moments before, said the cow was no account, aud would kick liko the devil. Put thanks to lijs attempt at de ception, before moving his cow one foot from where he bought her, ho got a practical demonstration of tho truth of what he asserted a minute or so before. The cow had a rope tied to her horns, the end of which lay on the ground be side her heels. Tho jubilant purchaser went behind her to pick up the end of tho line, whereupon the lot loose aud give him, w th both feet, one surging kick right in the stomach that sent him sprawling. Hero he learned that she really would kick. The milch cow is confined in a stall, nud tho kicked mau to his bod. Major A?uirr?S P. Knuwlt?.n.? We call attention to the Law Card of this gentleman which appears ic to-days .News. Mr. Knnwlton was a distin guished member of the Now Nork liar, before coming to this State, and is fust gaining, by his kcon iutelloct and thorough kuowledge of the Law, exhibited dnily in our midst, the laurels ho nohoivod in the great Metropolitan City. Wo bid him Qod speed. ScRAl'8 from PltANCHVlLLK?PAUL ' Pry, Editor. It has been suggested that a Board of Health bo organized in this pl.C -Watermelons aro in market but not near as plentiful as tho filth, frogs, aud vermin that our miserable ditches breed. -Wo have had so inuth rain for the past month or so that our "frog pond" is getting quite lively with tads and toads. -There was one easa in the Trial Justice's Court on the 5th inst. Tho offence Wni for larceny, off. hogs. A verdict "not gr.ilty" was rendered. .7 *?^F^r&erj fr?m'nB pd*tuWcf this, Barnwoll, and Colleton Counties, report the crops ps Iciog iu a flourishing con dition. They complatu, however, at] n . .1 ??Dr. O. H. Ott nud Jas. Dukes, Esq . have contracted with the South Carolina Railroad Company to clear the right-of-way leading to and over the Railroad Bridgo across Edisto River, four miles above this place on the Au gustaroad. -'Fish sre not so ploutiful hero as they wero awhile ago, fifty per cent, of j tho fishermen; being sick, over which event .a well known philosopher of the actions, doings, Ac, of the scaly "tribe" says they?the fish, cat, polly wogs and all?arc haviug a glorifica tion. f -Never before in tho history of | Branchvillc have PUf sKoeta presented so dull an appeal ancc. Men.do noth ing but just lounge around froui place to place, oat and drink-wator. Some are in their senility and regard every thing of to-day as a humbug, *liile others are on their first knees, aod de clare that the sun rWa and sot* with Miss This One or $ hat Ono. Getting the "mitten" a dotcn times docs cat discourage.the BranchvilUam. "t Fovor is becoming qutto common iu our town. W?r surest tliat our Counciimcn do something in short haste, with the ditches feome of them arc in a wretched condition?worse than wo have evor knowu them beforo. If they,, were all doctors or drug^is, there might be some excuse offered for their neglect to perform su^h a much nccdod-'. duty ^ J but as they are neither M. D.'s, A. M .'s, I L. L. D.'s, nor anything else of the kind, their action is jjimplj hard to uu d :rstand. COMMERCIAL. MARKET HEPORtS. Orrics or tub tiuANiaainui News, . July 7, 1871. COTTON?Sales duriug the week 30 baler. We quote : Ordinary.'..10 Gr) Low Middling.18J ?) MMdUug.10 t^t Unroll ItiCK...'Vl.rJU nor oushel. Conx.~.1.10 per bushel. CuKiljMl..M.... b W {^-r bualivH? - 1'inokus.$1.40 per bushel. 8 K 12 Gr K J?A? XADILTEU 1TE!) ALS AND LAC Eli 11 EE It. REEK. COXT.UNINO COPPE 1 1 with S i.:. Lime T ACER REEK. Jj RAS and ALE und Alum, nrc the latent aduhoriitioos dis-" cevercd In New-VorK, Professor Mapcs of New-York, analyied' tho Reer fvoku a dosen dirtereni Krowerios. and all wero wind adulterate I wiih noxious suh3i:<uoe. 1< is said, that tho sale of Drugs to Brewers, is a pro?tnldc part of lbs trade. This !s perfectly infamous Cooculus Indiens (fish bcyry) nux-voyiica. (<Iojr buiion) from which strychnine is obtained, uro seine of the delectable stibstanc found in Reer! These arc potent poison*, and the Rrewor found using (hem shonld be drowned at ouac in one of bis own vats.. _^ P. S.?I am willing to be drowned in vny own Tats, if anydnspui i.ies Should be found in inv Beer. 1 shall continue to make a healthful Bcrerage, 'so that it may he drank by the most delicate without tbc least danger. JOHN C. SEHfl LT.s. Onlnmbia, S. C. For sale in OraUjJebnrg by the cask or otherwise, by MERONEY & SAIN, jan 7 e ly METALIC GASES THE CNDF.RSIONED HAS ON HAND all of the various Sizes of the above Cases, whioh r-.:u hn furnished immediately cn ap plication. Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS aa u.i :ul. aud at the ?hortest notice. Asnlv In " ntnr>c mar 6?Gm Carriage Manufacturer. M. ALBRECHT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. OilANGEBURG, S. C,. ESPECTFt'LLY INFORMS THE OlTl sens of Orangeburg nnd Vicinity that he has opened at his NEW STORE on Rus sell Streut, between Messrs. Rriggmann A Co. and McNamara A Jones, with a complete S'ock of LEATHER, Ac, and that he has sufficient Workmen to fill all Pvdeis tntiusf ed to him. Thanking the Public for past patronage, respectfully solicit' a continuance of the atme. TERMS CASH. feb b oct 28 tf Notice of Dismissal. TOTICE IS IIEllEHY 01 YEN THAT ON ^ the 1st day of AuOust, 1871, I will lie hn Te my Final Accounts with the Honorablo T. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the Estato of D. L. Rrunson, dee'd. JOHN T. JENNINGS, july 1?41 Administrator. I E. L. HALSEY, MMIIIEK AX1> TOfBEIl COMMISSION MERCHANT, Wlmrf, EimI MoniMguoNt, CHARLESTON, S. C. ttUj ~7 ly GROCERIES 1 GROCERIES 11 b'resb ?upplica Received EV?uy wiKK .- ' ....: at ?- ?? VOSE'S GROCERY. Got.ua Delivered Freu of Charge. J. GEO. VOSE. MORE NEW GOODS I JUST RECEIVED AT THEODORE K0E2T & BUOTHEE'S. ONE CASE OF CHOICE CALICOS SUITABLE for the SEASON. Also Received a large assortment of STRAW GOODS In ALL COLORS, comprising the LATEST STYLES OF of SUNDOWNS, GYPSIES, ] HOUND HATS LADY WASHINGTON, Ac. Thea?goods wo are enabled to sell at HALF the usual PRICE. OUR DRESS GOODS' STOCK HAS ALSO BEEN REPLENISHED WIM CHOICE PATTERNS, and arc selling the I same at EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. WE WOULD ADVISE EVERYBODY TO LAY IN THEIR SUPPLY OF DOMES TIC GOOD8 at the present LOW FIGURES at which we continue to sell, notwithstanding the very great rise tn these Goods, caused by the advance ef the Raw Material, we will Bell at the snme ASTONISHING PRICES for which wo are celebrated. Great bargains in CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. FANCY GOODS, AC. PARASOLS! PARASOLS ! ! PARASOLS! 11 At manufacturer's prices THEODORS SOHN & BROTHER. - June 24 $ 4j J/V TV JL1 ? JLT\7 TT JL1 i M-F\r TT 11 I i a*n*ei v+. *. ? ???....' ??/??? 1 ...... .:-v**,nj?iv Mf^sw* rt^-wV5'*. AT m tt n A Ti at t, nj THE CORNER! si _;tt IS NOW OFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK AT AND UNDER COST TO MAKE ROOM FOU PALL GOODS. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BARGAINS?COME ONE AND ALL. D. LOUIS, june 17?ly AT THE CORNER. JUST RECEIVED Another CHEAP LOT of BACON. An assortment of AUGUSTA FLOUR PRIME WHITE WESTERN CORN. LIQ'JORS from $1.50 upwards. Cheap SUGAR and COFFEE. MOLASSES and SYRUP. ALSO Fir sale One TWO HORSE WAGON. One JERSEY WAGON, four sealed and .. . . . i - . newly painted?Warranted. Also set of TWO HORSE HARNESS. CHEAPEST LOT OF PIPES AND CIGARS IN THE VILLAGE! W. T. MULLER. june 17 ' e tf JUST RECEIVED AT TDK Sign of the Big Watch, A SELECT ASSORTMENT OTT1 CUTLERY, Consisting of POCKET .KNIVES, RAZORS, BUTTON HOLE CUT TERS, &o. Also EMERSON'S CELEBRATED RAZOR STROPS, ail of which ?re Warranted as rcprcseuted. E. E?JbiKiEL. june 17 feb 18 !-? THE FIRM OF WM. A. MERONEY & CO., IIAS BEEN DISSOLVED BY MUTUAL CONSENT. WILLIAM A. MERONEY WILL CONTINUE THE OLD BUSINESS AT THE OLD STAND. He also offers for sale a choice assortment of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, his Stook of whlcli^will^alwaysJ)o keptfull and fresh. by the Wholesale and Retail - -dir BEST BRANDS ef the Weed was ever ??chawed." SEGA RS, also by Wholesalo and TOBACCOr Uctal?the best ever ?'Puffed. NEW IIOTEIj.?TRANSIENT and PERMANENT BOaRDBRS accommodated, that he, Mr. MERONEY, is quite sure, "Knows how to. kocp a Hotel." Those who agree with him will, of course, Patronito the NEW HOTEL ; those who differ, will certainly bo convinced by a simple visit to his hospitable and generously provided TADLE. ai < TI4>AKF,U.-In addition to selling his own Goods, MR. MERONEY offers his service* for the disporsal of other persons Goodtby AUCTION. He has a happy knack of inducing Bidders to buy whether they wish tour not, and of obtaining the- HIGHEST PRICES for other person*, while contented with the lowest prices far l?ln??o]f. rpTTTjl t% A T> MR. MERONEY has recently been admitted to the BAR? X JlL jCJ AJj^Xv (which he keeps in connection with his GROCERY.) He; has olargo practice ahrendy, and though he Is frequently "summoned," to prepare "sum mery proceedings" in the shape of ICED DRINKS, COCKTAILS, fro., he never hears any "COMPLAINTS;" an the contrary, everyone seems to be "PLEAS"-cd with M? LIQUORS and to have quite an "attachment * tor MEKONEY'S BAR. FAIR K Is nothing more than flir To say that, in his little affair Of distributing groceries and other excellent fare Mcroeey is assisted by J*>hn fm'r. . june 10 e H ? iuii>ip(iyi iiifi rr Til _?i j|Aftf fLINA. . TIN, President in-ii 1';?.. i?_: ? f A. U tRENftEB, Cashier. J. C. B. ?MIT?, A>?i*ta?t Cashier, DIRECTORS, ft Hamitos. WADS J.P..Thomas. P. W. McMastmk. A. f. HaskklL. J. Eu GaMM8*w B. ML ?tTLKWi*. l>. Uavskkl, Jr Her. ffjmAS MAiiris Jxo. B. Palvsk. Til it ?A3 E, Gckoo. ORANGEB?RG BRANCH, . AT THK . ESWIlfE IHOSJfiK. SOLICITOR*. Mewra. GLOVER & OLOVER. ?0C47, FINANCE COM HITTER Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER, Col. PAUL 8. FELMtR. Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. ASSISTANT CASHIER. JAMES H. TOWLES. l>cpo?lt* of #I.Od and Up*attt IReeeived. INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on 8p* clal C_- rtifieatcs of Deposit. On Ordinary Savings Deposits, Sper eent, ariU ?9 Compounded every six nioAtb* as Ac counts., , . ,-r^\/. jan 21 e fm T. F. Baoata. R. B* Hcd?ixs II. C. Uco?ik?, [|3RODIE & CO. 01TON FACTORS at COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NORTH A TLANTIC WHARF, CHARBSTON, 8. C. I ^ Liboxal Advances sende on Consignment j Bjuykbt to Andrew Sia?onu*, Esq., Pree'l 1st National Bank, Charleston, 8. C. ,a?aj21 wee if JL 4 \ ? ? T> TA A T 1? A. 1 V XA, JUALX) CHARLESTON, S. C. LARGEST AND MOST C O M _ Manufactory of Doors, Saabea. BlineLt, inga, &c, in the ? outkern States, tQFPrintctl fricc List Dtfcs C?mi j*3~3END FOR ONE-"?* 'Sent Free' on Application, may 21 wee The State of South Carolina, ORANGEBURG COUNTY. Bill for Iojiinclioa, Ac. Is the Common I'lkaSt P. V. Dibble, Ad'mrs,") ?V b?ni* aon of U. E. Jefcoai, V". Elias O. Holm an, et. oL By virtue of an order made in this i the Creditors of U. K, Jefcoai, dee'd, are hereby notified thai they are required in present and prove their respective deman<fl before Charte? B. Glover, Esq., Special Referee, at Orangeburg C. If., 8. C, on er before the ist day of Ju\y A. D., 1871? or the/ will be debarred pa: cient. _ Clcra's Offioe, ^ GEO. BOLIVBE, I Orangeburg. C. H? 8. C . [ C. C. P. May 27th, 1671 j may 27 tit ?TJOT^Wl?iS; SPARTANSIJRQ, 8? C. rpHIS DKLIOUTFUL WATERING PLACE I will be open for visitors June 1st, 1871. Being situated in the Northern part of the State, in a section remarkable for delightful climate, beauty anil hcalthfulness. This,to gether with the virtues of the Water, makes it one of the most desirable Watering Pineas to be found. The Medicinal Qualities of this water are not excelled, (to which thousands CAN and WILL TESTIFY.} are a sovereign remedy for all Female diseases. aU dis eases of all long standing, diseases of thn liver, bowels, kidneys and bladder, chronic diarrhea, eruptions of the skin, syphillo, scrofula, dispopaU, rheumatism, dropsy, &o. Arrange toei.ta will be made to accommo date a large number of Visitors. Good Music will be in attendance to en liven the Ball Room. Fancy Bails during the Season. Ten Pin Alley, Billiard Saloon anil Croquet for the amusement of the Guest. A Livery will be k*pi *? aie lerstte Charges por day, $*2.-r?0; per sacnth, $80 to $15, according to tho rooms. Cottages $25 to $50 for the Seesen. fitt*.? r>-.--.t. ?m?m*UU 4iwtn.J. ir^i-J lv. D. ruWLEri, iTroprtelor. June 10 Im DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE, SURGEON DENTIST, tirndnale HLwUimor? OUe&c I>entnl .Surgery. OFFICE MARKET-8T. OVER STORE OF J. A. HAMILTON, Respectfully offers hhi serrices t^ th% PUBLIC in the Tractico of DENTAL 8UH GEtlY in nil its branches. Special attention will bepaidto'tho PRESERVATION of the natural teatb.; equal e^ro being *?**vei**d in. the cotutrnctUin of ARTIFICIAL SUBSTI TUTES'. Alt operations guaranteed to give satisfaction. Oftce hours from 0 A- M. to 1:80 P. iL and from te-G P. St n?ay 2? o *J Notice of DimtesaL T^TtVMC? 18 HEREBY GIVE*; THAT I l> will, on the 24th day of Jjajy, 1871?, tile my final account with tho Henorabta Judge ?f Probat? for Orangtbur? 'Ceftmy, as, Administrator of tho Estates ct' Joseph In. Oar rick and Charles D. <7arrkk, and ask fbe i .otters of Dismissal. M. 0. GARAICK, june 24 -dt Administrator.