The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 16, 1871, Image 3
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Saturday, ^ept. 16,1871.
All AdteHisements must
he handed to the Business
Managet before Thursday
Noon.
Attention i* directed to the notico of
Hho County Auditor in another column.
Mr. Jab. Cannon advertises n horse
?>nd buggy for sale in to-day'j paper.
There war a meeting of the Bar on
yesterday for tho purpose of considering
she arrangement of business for the on
suing Octoher Term of Court.
Iff ANOTHER column will be found
'the advertisement of Dr. B. TT. Circcnc.
Ho proposes to make wonderful cures.
"We advise our readers to peruse his ad
''rertisement. and if any of his friends
are afflicted, giro him a trial.
THERE war a raid made thrnuch
Hamberg the other night by a Ku Klux
Klan, similar to the one which passed
through hero not. many night's ngo.
Two ot their number were seriously
'wounded by two colored men.
W. A. Meroney?Hps jrrt received
"a choice lot of fine family groceries. Bay
after day Mr. M?s trade increases, and
the secret of the whole matter is, that
Tie is a clover fellow and advertises in
^T-he OttANOEBunn News.
H\TKATtritR.-^The weather has been
>ery warm Coring flic past week for the
?season. Tt^s propitious for the farmer,
*nnfl ryulon pickers, but, a'ter all, we
aroulJ that it hid n >t conn, i>ut of pure
sympathy for the poor people of Charles
ton, for it is sure to increase tho Yellow
Fever.
Improvement.? Mr. narpin Rtrrgs, i
l? erecting, in a mile, oj too Court House,
n lar??e steam saw mill. This will rum
i*h an adva t.-igo which ??4*nngvhurtr
Haver enjoyed before. ' umher oau bo
lnd? in n Tew Week's?right at our doors.
We wish Mr. R".e::r:* surcesi'.
fotRT 11 ins:: STORK.? Capt. John
A. Hamilton h is just received a fresh
supply of dry goods, hosier}", trimming?.
fee. Also a fine supply of iho finest
quality of groceries. Captain Hamil
ton's store is a deservedly popular one,
and no better bargains enn be had than
at his hnu*c.
Mr. 0. Voss advertises a fresh lot ol
groceries in to-day's News. This gen
tleman guarantees everything ho has to
be fresh, and of first quality. For one
to visit Mr. V.'s store, who desires to
purchase to advantage, is an old story
with us now. The fact has become com
tnov in our midst?' Go to Mr. Vose's to
get good article,sand for a litiic money."
K. B. SkADROOK, Esq.?This gcntle
ipan v*?tn bis hidy. arrived in Orange
burg on Thursday last, lie will pro
bably remain here until win'.Cr, as there
is a large amount of work to be prepared
for the Court of Sesttions. Mr. Sea
hrook has been North for sometime,
_- ? ? r?....?0.i
la?r? ???. nuts (.ujj^fi -.- ...? j -
;in several important cases with -Juilge
Jeremiah Black, of New Jersey.
. Afternoon Spriooh..?-Mr. James S.
P^eyward commenced an afternoon
school in the paspmcHt of (ho Presbyte
rian Churoh on Mouday last. Mr. l{py
.ward's school is oiio that is hound to he
successful. There is quite n number of
our citizens who have a use for their
i
boys in tho first part of the day, who
could very well spare them in tho after
noon. Mr. H. is an accomplished mid
efficient teacher, and we have no doubt
that his school will be liberally patron*
ired.
THINK oe It !?That old and popular
firm at the corner, presided over by its
affable and accommodating proprietor,
Mr, D. Louis, has just been filled to
overflowing with a large supply of Fall
and Winter goods. It is pleasant to
caU in at Mr. Louis' whether one wants
to purchase or not?he always has sonic
thing pleasing to say to his customers.
Let every one who reads this give Mr.
L. a call. It will ho the making of
yon, - -and?and?it will help an honest
merchant.
Our streets?Aro growing livelier
and livolier every day. It is predicted
that a heavy business will be done iu
Orangeburg this Full and Winter. Those
who doc't advertise in the News need
expect but a little share of tho public
patronage. Several nicrohauts ure now
North purchasing goods; und what is
best, they uro advertisors. It's no use in
talking, the man that aiu't afraid of
printer's ink, will sell cheaper than those
who uro afraid, or too stingy to let their
customers know what they have. 'Read
ers 1 stick to the advertisers.
A Splendid Chance.?Mr. Esekfel
has just returned from tho North with a
Bupply of jewelry which, in rpality and
taste, has never been seen iu this Burg
before?except at Ezckiel's. If there is
any gcutlcman or lady who desires to
purchase a fine watch and chain, now is
the timo. Mr. TS. has everything in the
jewelry line, and, we bclievo, is prepared
to suit tho most fuslidious taste. In
conned ion with Iiis jcwolry depart men t,
he has a selection of tho best groceries
ever brought to Town. The fact of it is,
even ifone don't want to buy, it is worth
while calling in at Mr. Emanucl E?ck
iel's just to sec what all he has got.
The Br.on.F.'.s Store.?Tho adver
ti cmcnt of this dercrvedly popular store,
announces a hundred pleasant things in
their column iu to-daj-'s Nk?V8. It is a
matter of surprise how remarkably ex
tensive has become their patronage al
ready. Just starting the other da)*,
and now they are as broadly knowu,
and as widely patronized, as the oldest
firm in Oraiigcburg. It is, as we have
said a hundred times, tho dirool result
of fair dealing?and advertising. There
is no loprousy in this stow. When a
customer visits tlu.m, he is waited
upon, and net snubbed off like we have
i-cn r>urcb\sors. It may bo said that
w "putT*1 Ibis firm too much, but we
don't. Wo are wnr-rm.tcd in everything
We say about, thenj. N >t o ily ei:i w'u
bear testimony to ihn people of their
fair and honest dealing, hut every man,
Wi man and il.i.d that ever traded with
them. Put let us mention something
especial that c..u he h.\d at t! is store.
It ts called 'Zephyr Nectar"?n drink
especially for tho ladies, and is maun
lacturtd by \\\ M. Sain & Co. We
mad ? cut to t.:Hc it. and it is splendid.
Lud es if you want something good, buy
a botilo of the ??Zoph} r."
But let us stop. Bead their adver*
lisetuent, and give tlum a call.
1*. S. A l.nge consignment of horses
und mules are expected iu a few days
from Kentucky by W. M. Sain A* Co.
Then will be a time to buy?hotves.
A lazy fellow once declared in a pub
lic company that ho could not lind bread
for his family. "Nor I," replied an in
dustrious mechanic j "I am obligod to
work for it."
What Comes of Dime Nov?lr.
On Sunday evening last, says the Wash
ington Star, Charles Duffey, Joe Addi
son, Willie Mills and Joe Whitcly, aged
respectively From fourteen to sixteen
years, carried away by reading highly
wrought descriptions of life iu the
Southwest, left their homes clandestine
ly nud started on foot for Texas, to seek
their fortunes as cattle drivers. They
truth with thntii two Jilmt irtiii? two rn
VOlVCrS, and lid ^-k-knivns, and were
provided with a map of their proposed
route. As may well be imagined their
parents are greatly distrcssod.
O&akoeruro s. c,
August VI'h, 1871.
This is lo pcrtify that I purchased,,
ome lime since, fyoin, Messrs. Wnv M;
Sniu A- Co., in Oran,geburg, one of "CoK
burn's Patent Be4 Jncket Axes," and
that. T have had tha same in constant use
ever since?rutting all kinu> of wood,
and can unhesitatingly testify lo their
cheapness and durability, and lino tem
per; and woqld cheer!ally and rospcat*
fully recommend them to the public. 7
hat fi trif.il them find know their excellence.
M. W. WALT/.
COMMERCIAL.
.11A It KIT It KPOBTS.
* t
Orrios or tuk OsANosanaa Nrws,
September l?, ]S7l.
* COTTONJWales during the week 1 lo
hales. \i c quote :
Ordinary.....
l.ow Middling.17A t?f>
Middling.18 (&
Rotroii Kiea.SI.50 per oushel
OoaS.$ bo {?er bushel.
Cut Psa?. <?<> per bushel.
I'i.n !>t;r.s....$1.40 per tfusbel.
Sheriff's-Sales.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
Oranokburq County.
tart. D. Inland other.. }Iu
Pursuant to on order in this ease, I will
sell on tho 1st Monday in Octobor, for half
cash, the balnnae to be pnid in one year, and
scoured by bond, with interest from date,
find a mortgngo of premises, purchasers pay
ing for stamps, recording and papers.
A tract of 180 acres, devised by Samuel
Smoke under tbe will of Aaron Smoke, situ
ate in the said County and State, ami bound
ed by oiln-r lands included in samo deviso,
and by land of David Houser, <ieo. Keitt,
and Henry ami Abrain Smoke.
Sberfirs Office, 1 H. UIGGS,
OrangebiirgC. Ii., S. C, [ S. O. C.
Sept. 0, 1871. J
sept 9 td
Sheriff's Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In tub Common Pleas.
By virtue of the Judgdinont filed in the fol
lowing caso, directing that tho lands hereinaf
ter meiiiioucd be sold by me at public auction.
1 will sell i?t Orangcburg Court House, on
Monday, the second day of October next,
during the usual hours of sale, tho following
real ostate:
David B. Bookhurt, 1
Complaint
for
Foreclosure.
Francis C. Shulcr
and
John Shuler.
All that tract of land containing 193 acres
more or lees, bounded north by lands of If.
Cogswell and .lolin Shirer, east by .loa. H,
Dullas. west by Hobt. C. Irlck and south by
D. B. Bookhart.
Terms?One-half cash, ami the balanco
on a credit of twelve months, pecured by
b?nd and mortgage wit it covenant of resale
on breach of the condition uf the bond.
.lames A. Parlor "j
vs \
Win. C. N orris. J
ALSO
Complaint
for
Foreclosure.
All thai tract of land in Orangcburg
CountyJ containing 491 aores more or less,
bounded, north by lands of G. W. Thomson,
south, and west by lands of Ira K, Hart, and
east by lands of Wm. Dukes.
Terms?One-half cash, balance on a cred
it <>t twelve months, sccurod by bond and
?aovtgage of purchaser.
ALSO
T. C. An Irews, et. hx. \ Complaint
vs > for
Rachel S. Douglas. J Foreclosure.
All that plantation in Orangeburg County,
of which Nathaniel Ciin, late deceased,
died seized in tee simple, situated near the
waters of Bull Swamp, und denominated by
the Surveyor in partition us tracts No*. 2
nil ) si, containing 171 noes more or less,
bounded by lands of Dannclly, Knot la, Car
ten ami tract No. I. na laid down in u pint
made by D. J. Itunipli, Surveyor, Feb.; 1870.
Terms-?En.nigh cash to pay the first in
et '.liiivut and interest diu May ttOth, 1*71.
logather with costs, balance payable May
?'.'K 1S7J. secure I by lucid and mortgage ol
I urehuszr, with interest from day of -uiet
A I.SO
T. C. Andrew::. .?udyo of }
Probate i
and Succ?ssor to Complaint
P. A. Mc.\licha*l, ;? r..?- -
' ? Ordinary, i Foreclosure;
I
Mary L ick, |
All tliul phiutal'.on or tract 61 hin t situa
ted uti wtst side r?r Santco river, bou . ieil by ,
lauds uf Win. Ke'l-r. Wm. Living^fcn and ;
part of Homert end I?i dv uf J. M. h ick, de
ceased, containing 40 acres more or \er?.
Terms?Cue-half cash, balance pnyable in
one year, secured by Lend mid mortgage of
purchaser, will interest Iromdatc.
ALSO
T. <'. Andrews, Judge of ]
Probate j
and Successor to | Complaint
P. A. McMiohu'.l, ; lor
Ordinarv. I Foreclosuro.
Lalian A. Irivk. J
All ilia! tract ol hind situated in St Mat
thews Farish, bounded west by lands of Da
vid Strock, north, somh and cast by lands of
A. J. Ilydrick, containing 149| acres more
or loss, and known as the Hairier tract.
Terms?One-half uash, balance in one
year, secured by bond aod mortgage of pur
chaser with interest from date.
ALSO
T. C. Andrews. Judge of
Probate
and Successor of Complaint
P. A. M c.Michael, j. for
Ordinary. I Foreclosure.
VR
II. J. Irlck. J
All that tract of land in St. Matthews
Parish, bounded north by estate lands of W.
It. hick, cast by lands of Mrs. Cathrine
Fraliek. south by land? of M. P. Way mid
D. S. Livingston, and west by huiils of the
estate of Felix Bush, Containing 120 acres
mure or less.
Terms?One-half cash, balance payable
secured by bond and mortgage of purchaser.
In all eases purchasers to pay for papers,
stamps and recording.
Sheriffs Office, II. BIGGS,
Orangcburg C. II.. 8. C, J- 8. 0. C'
Sept 7, 1>37I. J
sen 0 td
NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
QnAM?KBunn Cot ntt, S. C,
AHgllpt |0th, 1*71.
Notice is hereby u'ivcu that the TRUS
TEES Appointed in the varipus SCHOOL
DISTRICTS of Qraugcbitrg County, will
Proceed at onco to take the CENSUS of all
the CHILDREN botwepn, th.c ages of six (?".)
and sixteen (Hi) years, resident within their
respective pchool Districts, distinguishing
between M;?le and Feu.alc, While and Col
ored ; also include i*t your report the. num
ber ?f Sob ool Houses Built, since August
}870, to August 1H71, in your respective
School District, Material and cost thereof,
tho number Previously Built, Material and
cost thereof by whom owned whether ownod
by'DistiicI or Private Parties, also the num.*
ber of School Houses rented toTmttees, from
October 1st 18<0, to April 80th 1871, and
at w hat pfici per month. Trustees will
also report how nnny Mills on the Hundred
have been Assossod on the Property of their
respective Districts lor School Purposos; and
iho CLERK of said BOARD of TRUSTEES,
shall iteturn tnlhi.jOflicc a Dujilicate Report
of the same by J*t of September. Blanks
will be furnished by calling at this Office.
E. I. CAIN,
St Iiool Commissioner O. C.
? ug 5 9 4t
THE FIRST
ANNUAL FAIR
OF THK
0HANGEBURG
Agricultural Society
WILL UK HELD AT
W hit tout ore's Factory Buildiug,
COMMENCING ON
Tneaday, Oct. 34th, 1871, at
Noon,
AND ENDING
Thursday, Oct. 201b, at Fire
O'Cloclc P. M.
The following PREMIUMS are offered, and
will ba Awarded by Impartial Judges.
A.?Department Crops.
Largest yield of Cotton upon 1 acre, $10.
Largest yield of Cora upon G acres of high
land, $10. .
Largest yield of Coi n upon 5 acres af swamp
land, $16.
l.nrgest yield of Corn tipon 1 aero of high
land, $">.
Largest yield of Corn upon 1 acre of swamp
land, $?.
Largest yield of Rice upon ! acre, $0.
Largest yield of Peas upon 1 $f>.
Largest yieldof Sweot Potatoes upon 1 aroe,
l.nrgest yield of Irish Potatoes upon J acre.
$'2J,().
Lnrgest yieldof Turnip* upon J sere. $J..r?0.
Largest yieldof Giouud Nut? upon 1 acre.
$3.
Largest yieklof Native Grass Hay upon 1
acre, $.">.
Largest yieldof Pea Vine Hay upon 1 acre.
Largest yieldof Sorghum Syrup, from 1 acre.
$5.
Largest yicM of Sugar Cane Syrup from \
acre, $5.
Parlies wUIiing ;* co: ipete, for these Pre
miums must notify the Executive Coui'nillcs
before commencing in gather the respective
Products, in or If r that Arrangements tuny
be trade for.".a impartial tcat ol the respec
i'iv." Yields.
El.?Sampled eft ropa.
Ten Priz:i, worth from $1.00 to $10.00.
C.?Garden and Orchard Pro
ducts.
Five Prize*, worth from SI.IH) to $0.00.
!>.? Household Department.
Fifteen Prizes, worth from $1.00 $5.00.
K.?Machinery and Stlaiiulhc
t n res.
Twenty Prizes, worth from $1.00 to 15.00.
F.?Ladle*' Work of nil Kindts.
Twenty Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
<*.?Ntock Department.
Fifteen Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $16.00
II.?Poultry Department.
Fivo Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
I. ? Department of Floricul
ture.
Five Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $3.CK).
H.?Miscellaneous).
Ten Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $10.00.
BEST PLOWING by WHITE PERSON, $A.
" UOI/? " $S.
BEST WALKING in WALKING MATCH. $5
-o
Other TRIALS of SKILL and ATHLETIC
Exercises ?nd Amusement!- will he arranged
tind appropriate Premiums awarded.
ENTRIES for EXHIBITION cm Im made
at the Secretary's Office on Monday, Tue?,
dny and Wednesday, from 9 A. M. to 5 P.
M.; but all Entries for Premiums must !>?
made before the- Fair opens. Competition
for Premhuna is open to all persons at Home
and Abroad.
Amp|e arrangements will he nnde for
'-Jtnyk, mid a place furnished for keeping
their Food; and Qra,ir- and Forage will be
provided on the Ground at Market Kates.
Every Precaution will he taken to Secure
Good Ordef, and the Safety of Articlee on
Exhibit jon.
Term* or Admittance 50 els,
< Ii.ildm.i4 under ten yearn of
age, iE p. I t Price,
Exhibitor-*' Tickola lor the
whole Term of the Fair 75 cla.
For further particulars apply lo any one
of ihe undorsigned.
TAI L K. FELDER,
WESLEY W. CUMJHt,'
IIAHPIN BIGGS,
LAWRENCE R. BECK WITH,
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
.Executive ( orna-iitter.
aug '*> I'M
COURT HOUSE STORE
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
HAS received a fresh supply of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS
aud STAPLE GOODS.
Wit AW, NEATSFOOT AND LARD OIL.
CONCENTRATED LYE?C Boxes for 8100.
A full assortment of SUGARS. COFFEES, BACON, TORRCCO und other
Good", nil of which arc offered at Lowest market Rates.
ORDERS for RELTING, Rubber or Loathor filled at Agents Prices.
BEST FAMILY FLOUR always on hand.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
MARKET STREET,
sept 16 ly
THE CORNER!
D. LOUIS
Has Just Opened a Large Stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
11IIIS IS THE KTPfcST STOCK OPENED THIS SEA
son in the Town of OraDgeburir. and nns been Carefully Selected of the
LATEST STYLES and VARIETIES of GOODS, in the NEW YORK and
other Markers.
Call and examine for yourselves.
D . LOUIS,
sept 1G? ly AT THE CORNER.
TO FARMERS
JUST RECEIVED AT
VOSE'S GROCERY.
A large tot of SIDES SHOULDERS, STRIPS and 11 A MS at LOWEST
CASH PR ICES. Also
NEW AUGUSTA FLOUR.
FAMILY GROCERIES!!
C6>- GOODS DELIVERED ~&k
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
E. E Z EKIEL
BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT LIE II AS JUST ARRIVED
from New Vor!; with a fine selection of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
with all the litest improvements. Gold Breast Pin? aud Rroochcs of the latest
style, Gold Rings, including Wedding, Friendship, Hegnrd and Keepsake. Gold
1>i>x 11 roast Tins for Likenesses and Hair. Gold Collar, Sleeve nrki Shirt Buttons
of all Descriptions. Gold Masonic Fins. Gehl K!ur Kings and Wires of all kinds.
Gold and Silver Watch Chains fur Ladies and Gentlemen. Silver Thimbles, a full
assortment Children's Coral Necklaces and Arnlets with Gold Mouutiugs
SPECTACLES to suit all Sights and Ages?.
A select assortuient of FINE CUTLERY, consisting of Pocket Knives,
UilZOlM, SiC. *?
The lincst and largest Stock of CLOCKS that was ever in this pl.iee.
PEARL STUDS nod other numerous articles, all of which will be sold ns
LOW DOWN is in the City, for CASH. Call and examine for yourselves,
sept 9 ftb I?. lj?
Now is the Time for Bargains!
JOS M'NAMARA'S. -
I invite attention to the LARGE ASSORTMENT of DRY GOODS on hand,
such as Japanese, Louos, Muslins, Cambrics, Swiss and Nainsooks, Cloths, Cassi
merea, Tweeds, Flannels, Ticks. Sheetings, Shirting-., To.vels, Ginghams, ?See, Ac,
which will now be sold at
ORK A TL Y R ED U( 'h /> PRICES,
or as cheap as can he hought^in any 1 louse- in this State for Cash.
Also, to my STOCK of GROCERIES, consisting in part of several thousand
pounds of BACON on consignment, which will be sold for LESS than can be
bought in any iiouso ;u OiaugoeUig.
HOW
IS THE
TIME.
IRE AT BARGAINS !
EXCELLENT BARGAINS !!
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !!!
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains !
A11E NOW TO BE HAD AT
THEODORE EDEN & BHQTHEB/S.
Who arc now closing out the balai.ee of their
SUMMER STOCK.
Don't fail to call if you want to get
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!!
BARGAINS!! I
THEODORE KOHN &, BROTHER,
?Ug 12 ly
D KAI, Kit IN
HOOKS, M?SrC & STATIONERY"..
AL801
Pipcfl, Cigar* nntT T?l>acc#,
Lmnps, Lamp Chimneys and Shades,.
AT Til R
ENGINE HOUSE.
Particular attention paid to Accommodates
Customer^ and EVERYTHING- NEEDED by
the Great Rending Public supplied at the
Shortest Notice, and Lowest Prices.
nug 19' c ly
A Great Sacrifice
J. P. HAELEY'S
WHO IS OFFERING HI8
ENTIRE STOCK
?4- Mm ?* -
AND .UNDER COST I
NOW IS THE TIME FOR DAROAIXV
COME ONE COME ALL.
NOTICE
A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE'.
J\ Undersigned will please come forward;
nud settle imniedi.itely, as I' iw Co*palled.
to close up niv hooka.
J. P. HARLBT.
may 27 e !y
riHIE WIXSIIII? COTTO\?
Maxcfactubko la Atlanta, Ga.?The
Subscribers are the Agents for the sals of
the above Superior GIN, and beg to call the
attention of Planters to its Merits. Price
$4 per Saw, delivered at any R^aJt. Stations
in the State.
PELZER, RODGERS A CO.,
Brown & Ccvs Wharf,,
aug 20?2ms Charleston, S. C.
Kinsman f&? Howelly
Factors and Commission
Merchants.
Liberal Advances made on
Cotton and Naval Stores*
Charleston y S?C.
sept 2 4m
PROCL A M ATION.
WHEREAS the pence and tranquility of
certain sections of the State of South.
Carolina have been interrupted by assem
blages of disguised uicnt who> have assailed'
and injured peaceful citizens, to their de
tsimentnnd serious injury, involving, fat
many eases, ntvocicus murdors, upon.qurotr
and unoffending citizens::
Now, therefore, be it known tbat'T, ROB*
ERT K. SCOTT, Governor of ,?jie State c4?
South Carolina, in order that the parties to.
t'.i'.sc murders and outrages may ba appre
hended and appropriately^ punished, do.'
isKue this, my proclamation, that a reward
of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS is hereby,
offered for |hc apprehension*- and delivery
of any and every person or persons, in any
jail of this Stale, with proof to convict I hem
of having aided or participated in any or
either of these acts of violence and murder,,
or of having, in disguise, thrcatenod the
life of any one within tue State. Said re
wards shall be paid to any persons, either
military or civillions, who may be'entitled to
receive tUc-m ttj. arresting the offenders,
against the T.??.*.
In leslimqny whereof, 1 have here-,
unto subscribed my name, and
caused the Great Seal of the State*
',[.. S] tobe nfTized. r.t Columbia, thia>
28th day of July, A. I). 1871, and
in the ninety-sixth year of Amer
ican Independence.
RORURT K. SCOTT,
?everaor.,
L. 1. CAr.nozA, Secretary of State,
aug 20 3t
IOLD
CAROLINA BITTERS.
A DELIGHTFUL.TONIC
We take great pleasure in offering the
OLD CARODINA BITTERS
to the public. They are compounded with
great care, and contain aotno of the best Ton
ics in the Phurmacopia. As evidence of the.
superiority of our BITTERS over all others,,
we have cert itientes from many of the lead
ing physicians in our State, who have pre-,
scribed them in their practice. The
OI,I> CAROLINA BIETTRS
Will be found invaluable for
Want of Appetite,
General Debility.
Chills and Fever.
and Dyspepsia.
We do not offer our HITTERS as a euro
for all diseases, hut as an Aromatic Toni?,
they have no equal.
For sale by Diuggista and Grocers every
j where. Principal Depot.'
OOODRICH, W1NEMAN A CO.,
Importers of Choice Drugs and ChemU
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