The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 16, 1871, Image 5

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What Ten Dollars cnn Do. Geo. W. Williams of Charleston is making a tour through Europe, nnd is contributing n series of letters, descrip tive of bis travels, to the Charleston Courier. From ouo of bis recent lettors wo take the following extract. It shows what a man can do with but a small sum of uionej if the proper use is made of it: "A long pilgrimage?yes, iudced, thirty years is a long time for any ono jte\bc; occupied in making a journey. **** '-To-day wc saw a friend of ours, who, some thirty years ago, left his houto in tborjnojiqtaiiia ol a- Southern State for Itafy. a The grand oil cities of Venice, Florence, Rome, and Naples wcro the dream of his childhood, nnd he resolved on seeing them; but how was tins long journey to be mado by a mountain boy, with ouly ten dollars iu bis pocket'{ Our young friend believod that where there isn will there is a wuy, and that almost anything is> possible for man to accom plish by pcrscvcr.tnco nnd well- itooted energy. He knew that Italy was far, but he did not stop to couut tho cost, . or to grow'weary, before he encountered tho fatigues of tho journey; neither did lions by the roadside frighten him. Whoa ho started on his long and per flousjourney, there wore but four miles of railway ut the South. Had there ? beon a thousand they would have been of no avail to him. He however did ,1 the next best thing, for ono determined with ten dollars to see Italy He begun bis jouruey on his two strong feet, nnd to lesscu bis expenses li3 made a bargain with a kiud-hcartcd man who was going with his wagon and team one huudrcd and fifty miles on the road to Italy. The boy was to ussist the old man in cooking curryiug, nnd*-seotching, lor his board. The fare, of course, was plain, and the lodgings at night on tho ground; but this out door lifo developed Hid f'sclc if tiot the brain of tho youth, a \ ?vas an important training, and hardens one who had to cross the Atlantic and climb the Alps before he could look upon the blue .skies of Italy. One hundred and filty miles of the journey was performed at u cost of twenty-five cuts ! It. will bo seen that our friend's orig inal capital was nearly whole when he accomplished this much ol his journey. He was now among .strangers, and Could not proceed further until his means were increased. Eut Italy he was determin ed to sec; he therefore went to work a' a salary of fifty dollars per annum. This was indeed a microscopic view of the Italien skies, and tinder difficulties. It wt s however iu tho right direction Years rolled on, nnd friend c itttio ucd to work cud fondly cherish his de sire to travel and si c fair Italy. A few mouths since he took a portion of his Title household and again slatted on the way to tho cherished land, und this time did not cease in bis jotirnoyiugs u* til he was safely lauded Oil tho banks of the Orantl Canal at beautiful Venice ! \V< ,an*W him to-day as he triumphant!) Mopped into a gondola ! A few inotnert.* mure, and he was sailing up tho Grand Canal amid splendid palaces and tOWer Mig old chmchcr. And now he is safch hjlfjded at the jKoynl Hotel banicli. Our friend is Lot; at the cud of hi j'liniic.y, and ho dots not waste time in Imtels. We next see him walking tn the groat balls of ?"e Palace of tin Doges, und now he enters the world re nowned Cathedral ?I St. Murk's. As it is bis custom to investigate things thur OUghly, he st' ps and looks with wonder and cdtnirotioti at ihn historical illustra tion in Mosaic, the works ol many ecu tui it's ago. The first thing in the church that attracts his attention is a scriptU ral representation id' heaven and earth. Mosaic, BUeh as the creation of angels; Spirit, of Cod flying over the waters Cud divides light IVoin darkness, tho separation ol the (irmancut from the waters; ereatio : of sun and moon; crea tion of fi-dies and fowls' creation of man cre/jticn of sou!*; Cod blesses the sev enth day; man placed in Eden; forma tion of Eve; God (.'resents Eve to Adam. Wo loft Cur friend with Adam and Eve in the garden of Paradise. Wc thought, after .-o long a j tirncy, ho was richly entitled to remain amid these blissful scui.es, and now fully rcdizq the dreams of his childhood. I gn .; this brief sketch of my friend to encourage your young readers who are just enter ing tho threshold of life, and it n.uy be with n cupitol of only ton dollars. They will learn from it to succeed iu anything of importance?individual effort and r&lf duttiul uru rcquirtd, wild habits ol industry atid frugality encouraged. They must learn to save while young," A gentleman, on getting some soda, was retiring from the store, without the usuul litile ceremony which follows that Operation. '? la member," said the polite proprietor, "A you lose your pocket ho? k, \ . t. .I'di.'t j ull it out here." DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE, surgeon dentist, Cimduale Haiti more College Dental Surgery. OFFICE MAKKET-ST. OVER .STORE OF J. A. HAMILTON, Respectfully offers Iiis services to tho PUBLIC iu tho Practice of DENTAL SUR GERY in all its b.-nncheft. Special attention will bo paid to tho PRESERVATION of the natural teeth ; equal care being exercised in the construction of ARTIFICIAL SUBSTI TUTES. All operations guaranteed to give satisfaction. _, _ .. ? .._-.-?.? ""OfficeTiours^froin 9 A. M. to 1:80 P. M. and from a to G P. M. f nay 2? . - Or - m | ly BLACKSMITH SHOP. IN BEAR OF I?ITTIIAX\S BAKERY. J7RNST MENTZEL offers bis SERVICES \ to the Publio as an EXPERIENCED ITaCKSMITH, FARRIER, &c. All work in his line properly nnd well done. Ito is experienced particularly in Horse Shoeing, juno 10?tf ERNST METZ Kb. SPRING GOODS!!! F. W. H. Briggmann & Co. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FILL STOCK OF Spring Dress Goods, of all descriptions. All our COODS are LOW in PRICE to suit the times. Our slock of GROCERIES LIQUORS WINES A LH and EAGER BEBE Is of FIRST QUALITY and Low in Price. Call ami see for yourselves. >\ H. W. nninrtAf amm t, nr. npl 8 oct 0 It COOKED COO K E3 attorneys at law, o r a x <: k /; u r a, >s*. u. Will attend to BUSINESS in any of the STATE snd the 0. S. COURT% for the District of South Carolina. T. II. COOKE. H. P. COOKE. T. II. C'OOKi:, Trial Jufttlce, will ITT END PROMPTLY to all BUSINESS cutrilBted to his care. II. P. COOKE, Trial Justice, Lew vil lo, S. b. June 25 tf NOTICE. Dr. GHARLbH R. TABER otTers his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the Citi zens of Orangeburg and vicinity. Office nt.thc Drug Store or Dr. 01ivsro3. Residence -*t>.tk Villa," Broughleu Street, jfciuny 13 Ct VINEGAR BITTERS J W.lsss, Proprietor. U.U. McDaiiLD & Co., I>rug);l.l. A U.a. Ac?aU, B*a ?antlKO, C.I., nnd Si Cutr.mrrt? .Orel, N, V. MILLIONS nenr Testimony to their Womti irful C'utmlve EfTo rtn. They are not a vile Fancy Drluh, Mndo of Poor Rum, Whtikcr, Proof Spirits mid Iteiueo Liquors doctored, spici .1 and iwNttmit to ptcn*o tho lasts,called "Tonten," "Appellier?," "llostorcra,''4ic., time lead the tippler on to drunkenness nnd ruin,hut nre a true Medlcino.mado from tho Native Roots nnd Herbe of California, freo from nil Alcoholic Stimu lants. Thoyarcthct.lt EAT 111.()()!) IM'KI FIEUnnd A I.I I I. GIVING FKIXt'iri.E, n porfect Ilonovator nnd Invii;orntor of tho System, curryliiRoff all poisonous mailer and restoring thehleed to a healthy condition. No person ran tnku these Bit ten acoordinK to directions and remain Ion? unwell, provided tlieir bones aro not destroyed l>y mineral beyond tho point of repair. They arc u Onntlo Purgntlve n? well inn Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Collection or Inflam mation of the Liter, nnd nil tho Visceral Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS) in young-or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood or at Uio turn of life, Uicso 'i'oalo hitters havo no < nual. For Innniniunlory mut Chronic Itliciiina tittm nnd (.out, llyspopiln or I nditri-Hllon, llllioun. Remittent nnd Intermittent Fo re is, Dlscris. of tin- lllnoil. Liver, Kid neys nnd lllndder, theso Hitlorn have been most successful. Much lllsonncn nrc cniipcd Oy Yilimrd Iliond. which isRcneraliy produced by derangement of the lllgontlvo Organs. DYSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION, Ilca.'. nche. 1'nin in the Shoulder*. Coughs, Tightness of the Choet, Diuincsn, Eructations of tho Stomach, had Tente In tho Mouth. Ullious Attacks, Palpitation or the Heart, Inflammation of tho Longs. I'aln in tho ro a ions of tho Ridiiore, and a hundred other pajufui r jmp loms, arc tho oflsprlng* of Dyspepsia. Ther Invigorate tho Stomach end ntimulnle tho torpid hirer and Dowels, which render them of uneqaalll I eflicucy in cleansing Hie blood of all impurities, and Im parting new life and vigor to tho Whole syntom. FOii Sii IK DISEASES, Kruptlons,T*lU-r. rait Rbeum, matches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules. Uoils, Car buncles, Ring-Worms, Scald Ueed. Soro i:>ck?, Hry.lp?. In*. IIch,Scurfs. Dircolonitlons of thu Skin. Humor? *ud Diseases of tho Skin, of whatever neun? or nature, nr* lllerallr duj up and carried out of the system in a sli?rt timo by the use ol these Hitters. One bottle In sucli es.es will convinco tho ruo.it lucrodulous of their cur? tire eflet in. Cleanse, the Vitiated Dlood whenever you find its Im purities bursting through tho skin In Pimples, Emo tion* or Sores; cleanse it when rou Had it obstructed and sluggish In tho veins: eleenso It when It is foul, and your feelings wilt tell you when. Keep tho hluod pure, and the hi atlh of the Stetem Sill fn?r.tr. I'ln. Tope, und ollier Worum, larking ir. the system of so many thousands, nro effectually destrored end remote!. Bays a dl.tlniriihhed physiologist, there is scarcely a- individual npon the face of the earth whose body I* exempt from the presence of worms. It is not upon the healthy elements of the IkkIjt that worms exist, but upon the-'isensed humors end slimy derosits that breed thvse Dring monsters of <llsen?e. No Synteui of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthclmlntice will free tho system from worms tike these Hitter*. 3. WAhKRK, PrnprietoX It. II. Mr DONALD & CO., Druggists and tlen. Agents. Ssn Trsneisen. Oejlfoniia, and it and 31 Commeren Street, New York. aarSOLD DY ALL DatUOISTB AND DMA I.ICRS. augL'f.. k a i AUQTJSTUS B. KNOWLTON (Formerly of th? New York Bar.) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ORANtiEItt ISU, S. C. ' July 8 if Lever Cotlon Press. nAYING RECEIVED A PATENT FOR my Press, I am prepared to take CON TRACTS for BUILDING tlio SAME. This COTT02ST IPRJlSS liiia a capacity of 570,000 POUNDS, is dimple of Construction, Compact ami Du rable, occupies a comparatively small spaco, ur \vorkt>(r^.jrm<lr^T\VOrH.Tr;i)S ?ih'4 will PACK a ??? POPSI* DAHB in FOUR MIN UTES. I nppevjil Certificates of gentlemea in Orungohurg who have my Press in use, and I unhesitatingly prououuoo it t ha best Press in use for Cottou Packing. JAS. P. HO LIN. REFERENCES ?Edward Argot, T. J. Ro llo, (bo. E, Polin, \V. D. Sulky and J. II. Livingston. 4 * july 1 8m The People's Bakery, NEXT DOOR TO K E 1> COFFEEt POT, East i,f Presbyterian Church, lliuscll~S(, I am happy to ANNOUNCE to the CITI ZENS of Orangcbitrg. that I am now PRE PARED to SUPPLY' Pamilos and Cus'omcra with BREAD. CAKES, PIES, ami all other airtiolCs irenerally found in a FIRST t'LASS 11A K EP.Y. WEDDING CAKE prepared with gre.it care to Knit the most faslidous tastes. The PATRONAGE <.!' my frieitils and fel lOw-citizons is respectfully solicited. THOS. \V. ALBEHGOTTI. Mrs, ALBERGOTT1 returns thanks for the Patronage heretofore bestowed, and hopes hcj" friends and Customers will contin ue the same. She will keen constantly on blind an as sortment of FRUITS, CONFECTIONARY and FANCY ARTICLES as usual. dec 10 _ Sir JUST RECEIVED I)URE NAT Til A -ami lA$fP IIURNERS. whieh will be kept constantly on band by the SOLE AGENT at the FAMILY COFFEE POT, osk boon LAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. P?. E. II. l?KAItS0N TIN WARE or EVERY DESCRIPTION made tu order?Wholesale or lie!ail. BATHING TUBS. FOOT TUBS. Slit (W EE BATHS. BAKERS with BEFLEI TORS. ROASTERS. Any kind of WORK in my Line ma L and repaired FOR CASH. r AN ORDINANCE " For the RETTER I'IS ESESS VATIOX or the TREES ate. in the PVItMC STREETS of ORANUEI2l1R4.{, S. C, unO For other Purposes. Section. 1. Ue.it OnhiimvTby the Mayut and Aldermen in Council assemble;! i!iit. on and after the, Firm day September 1871, any Person or Persons found hitching or lying their Stock, such as MORSES, MULES cel., to nnj of iho TKBEi in the Public Street of the Town ol dintigohurg, I'., shall 1?- subjected t?i a flue of live (?*>) dollars for each and every olfctii'O ; half of the lines collected bo pnid to the inf inner when bringing with Iiiin sufficient pr.?of to convict. Sec. "J. That a fine of five (a) dollars b*? Impose*! upon any one who shill ride their llorso, Mule -Me.", on the SIDK WALK? of sabi Toa*n^ or paused ??> have |i ITCHED, of TIED, their Stock, such as Horses, Mules etc., so ;\* to o.fTer an obstruction or obstacle to the free passage of Citiz.ms on liio si 1 walk. Sue. 3. That any Ilor-e. Mule etc., found running at large in the Public sitr.-.-1? ol said Town, shall be taken iuln cuslo ly by Iho Town Marshal, and lodged for safe keeping till the owner come forward an! prove property and pay into lli? Treasurer or the Town Counei? live (?") dollars tor each nnd every head of St' ?k so confined. In the event the said linn is not paid, the ser vices of said animals shall he appropriated for Ihn uses of said Corporation, until such time as the FINES and EXPENSES nrisin?: thereby may be redeemed. Sec. I All Ordinance or pirt* of Ordi nances contrary or repugnant to this Ordi nance ?* hereby repealed. N. A. BULL, Ma rnr E. J. OLIVEROS, Clerk. Aug "? 2t The Stat9 of South Carolina, OUANOERURC COUNTY In <!.?m\i in Plka? Marlhn M. Stronmu, | Hill for Adm'x of j Aecounl lo Absalom Slroninn, dee'd. 1 Marshal Assets vs. I fur Wal sou A. O'Cain, Lit u | Injunction on I Ordinary, et. al. | ' Relief. The Creditor i of Absalom SlrOI'IStl, dco'd, are h-rel>y notified that they ?ro required, by j'it Afi'n v in tjie above stated ense, lo pre sent aujf pruveptheir several and respective (kniaiids before me, on or bofore the Itith day of Septemhor next, or iLey will he de li ill e 1 pa\ IllOllt. C. B. GLOVER, alig I 'J -'it Referee. V\ !.L & WINTER IMPORTATION 187 1.. RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW (iOODS. Armstrong, ?'ntor iV Co. JM PORT EES nnd Jobbers of Bonnet, Trimming nnd Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Mlks, Satins and Velvets, Blonds. Nelts, Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Pcsthors, Orna ments, Straw Bonnets and Ladies' Hats, Trimmed and L'nt riniuit d. Stinken, Hoods, fco., 237 and *2dH Baltimore Street, P.alti tnoro, Md. Offer the largest Stock lo he found in this Country, and ufirqilftlled in elioieo, variety ami cheapness, eoinpr.dug the latest Eu ropean novel i'?. Orders so'ieitcd, and prompt attention given. atljj IJJ--.it, MERONEYS HOTEL, RUSSELL ST. OR A N OED URG, S. C. THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN FITTED UP REGARDLESS OF COST OR PAINS, FOR tlio Spcoinl Accommodation <,f lVruianent and Transient Boarder?. The Table will be Supplied with thebestthe Market affords. Also Good Stp'jlcs for the accommodation of Stock. Terms rcusonablc. WILLIAM A. MERONEYS GROCERY DEPARTMENT IS SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE Housekeeper, nnd at Prices that no one can complain of. COUNTRY PRODUCE bought, and the highest. Market price paid in cash. In rear of my Sf?RE is a GOOD LOT and WELL of WATER, which I respect fuily offer for tho PUBLIC to use at their pleasure. OF ALL GRADES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND is offurod VERY LOW, by wholesale and retail. Also a lut e^Of?AlTS of-The-be?T Brands and Flavor made, and at prices that can't be beat in this Market for Ciicapness. AT THE IB A Ft . YOU WILL FIND the BEST LIQUORS kept in this Market which I offor to the Public by the Class and upwards. Come and see our prices. AUCTIONEER.?IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE I ALSO OFFER MY SER VICES as AUCTIONEER, and guarantee Satisfaction to all. WANTED?f>.000 poutids WO: L, for which the IIIOHEST CASH TRICE will be pold at the Storo of W. .A. MERONEY, aug 2d junc 10 c tf FOR S A L E. HOUSE and LOT in Orangeburg ?iifc belonging to Estate of Seligman, now Lift- occupied by Dr. Toomer, FARM of 150 ACE ES, on mile from Orangeburg, (on PLANTATION near FORT MOTTE, S. C, containing ovor 1,00 acres land, with Dwelling. Oin House, Screw, and Quarters. Good water power on the place, with Dam in good order. Belville Road,) 100 acres clear- ! Also for sale, at Orangeburg Court House, vd land, f.0 acres woodland. ' 30,000 BRICKS. Tor Terms apply to J A !M ES ] I. FOWLES, FIRE AND LIKE INSURANCE AGENT. Agent for LIVERPOOL. LONDON & GLOBE KIR2 INSURANCE COMPANY?Capi tal $20.000.000 GOLD. Agt for PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY?Capital $2,500,000 ?fcS?'" I am also prepared to Gin and Pack Cotton on reasonable terms, uug 2G k ly JUST RECEIVED Another) CD EAP LOT of BACON. I ALSO An Assortment of AUGUSTA FLOUR. Pirnaln PRIME WHITE WESTERN CORN. 1 One TWO HORSE WAGON. LIQUORS from $1.00 upwards. | One JERSEY WAGON, four seated and ne\i iy painted ? Warrant?* 1. Also act of I'WO HORSE HARNESS. Cheap SUGAR nnd COFFEE. M'JL ..iSKS and Rf HUP. C 11.1*4A PEST LOT OF FIPK3 AND CIGARS IN TIIK VILLAGK ! W. t. M I T EjIIiTSR. junc IT c tf 25 cts. SAVED IS 25 cts. MADE! 0E0, H. CORNELSOK IS NOW OFFERING HIE LARGEST STOCK OF : SPRING GOODS AT TU E LOWKST PRICES! c; i {i: a ri' 15 a l tc; a ins <???> b? ?wod 11 Call befnn buv'i elscwhon*. and examine bis STOCK, consisting of all the LATEST and ?Ml 1ST hESIRU'.LE STYLES of every V All I ET Y of DRESS PRINTS, CASSI MERES, GOODS, COTTONS, LINENS, Ac. Also the LARGEST SELECTION of Ready-made Clothing', Boots and Shoes Of EVERY SI YI.E and PRICE. Call, one and all, and convince yourselves, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OOODS. GEO. H. CORNELSON. apt '12 OCt 3 k ly ~ B ITTOULD INFOPM THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON THE CAR \f rinv'e Makit.jr in all its various hranehcr. nnd will Manufacture er Repair ?t the Shortest Nolioe, all (Carriages, Buggies or Wagons. And am also prepared with NEW PRESS AND G N TO GIN AND PACK COTTON short NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought from \ to ] cent more than that Ginned on ihe oommoti Gins. oct 8 npl 2?ly D. R1GGS. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!! DOYLE, WILES & CO., TT> ESPECTFULIA INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY that xV? Giej have purchased tho CAR HI AC K SIKH'S AN!> WORKS OF T1IOS. RAY And are CARRYING ON the c a r i i i a Ci K 1utsi n e s b In all it- BRANCHES. Orders left with US will he PROMPTLY FILLED. All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH. CUFFLKX FURNISHED AT 8II0RT NOTICE. [DOYLE, WILLS tfc CO., dec 17 o Orangeburg, S C. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c. p. p. TO ALE, ?. Mnnuiuctuier and Denier, No. 20 Ilayne Street nnd IIorlbcck*s Wharf, CHARLESTON, s. C. VST This 18 the Largest und most Com plete Factory Af the kind in the .Southern States, and all articlus in this Hue can be furnished by Mr. P. P. To als at prices winch defy competition. Patf" A pamphlet with full and detailed list of all sizes of Doors Sa?hos und Blind*, and the prices of each, will be sent fi co and post Paid, on npplicatiod to I*. I?. TOAI.E, CHARLESTON, S. C. july 16 wco tf METALIC CASES. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND all of tho various Sixes of the nhove Cases, which can be furnished immediately ou ap plication. Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS an usual, and at the shortest notieo. Apply to H. RIGfiS, mar ft?f>m Carriage Manufacturer. FIRE INSURANCE. Tim-: mcu.*foxi> BAN KINO AND INSURANCE COMPANY, OJire 1202 Main anil Vlth Streets] RICHMOND, A'A. JOHN R. DAVIS. President. JOHN F. C. POTTS, Secretary. M ANN S. QUARLES, Cashier. T. B. STARKE, General Agcut. Raving this day. (Oct. 17tb. U<7<>.) re ceive.1 tho appointment of AGENT for Or angcburg of the above INSURANCE COM PANY. 1 am prepared to lake BISKS on Stores, Stocks ?>! Merchandize and Dwell ing at reasonable fates. JOHN A. H AM1TLON. Agent fur Tho Richmond Banking ' mi l ln*ur'iiiue Co rip*ny, und Southern Lit** Insurance Company, Market-St., Or'nngebwrg, S. C. net 22 ly Citizen's Savings Ba:!1 oy SOUTH CAIUV&NA. WILLI VM M VRTIN, Pre,;:.i :,t JNO. B PALMEit. Vtu?. President. .IM?. P. THOMAS. ? A. <L Di: EN VKVAU t'a-'i: ?!?. J. C. B. SMITH, .'.?-:-1 in! Cashier. v/rkctors. Wahr ILtarTox. B. II. K rt.rt>.-;r.. J. I'. Tmoji \s. D R\vssri.-, Ir. F. VV. Mi-M varan. Lev. William Martin \. ' . IIaSKRI.L. .1.no. ''? i'll.Met:. 1. E1.1 fltiKbn. Tiid.UAi E. Cttiieo. 1 ORANGEBUlKi BRANCH, at tub i;.\un;: iiousk. si>lh:i 77 >i:s. Messrs. GLOVER x GL0VE?. local Ri&axcs com3uttkb. Hon. T?C3. W. c, LOVER. Col. PAUL S. FELDER. Cnpt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. ASSISTAXT cas III HR. JAMES II. FOWI.ES. l>eposltft or **.!.OO mid Upward ;itccclvccl. INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on Spt cial Certificates of Deposit. On Ordinary Saving* Deposits, f> por cent, will he Compounded every *ix months ?':? Ac counts. jan 21 c fim The State of South Carolina ORANGEBURG COUNTY. In Prob \ tk Court. J. Billiard Hook, Plaintiff, \ v.?. I John A. K. Holman an 1 | IM..1/, V.. .. I ? KUU, t 1 4.*?...??<l and Lavinia F. Hook, and [- for Victoria Hook, Samuel Partition. T. Hook, William P.. ilo..k. Nicholas L. Hook aud | Edwin Lee Hook. It appearing to my satisfaction that Vic toria Ho?k. Samuel T. Hook. William B. Hook, Nicholas I.. Hook an t Edwin Lee Hook, five of the Dlfcndatlts in the a!) in stated Aotion, reside without the limits of this State ; it is ordered. That they ?In ap pear nnd object to Hie Division or Sale of the Real Estate <>; Peter Hook, deceased, on or heforo the twentieth day of October, A. D. 1871, or their Consent to the same will he en tered of Rooord. ill AD. C. ANDREWS. Judge of probate. July 10th, 1871.-22-^-121 Tho State of outh Carolina. ORANGEBUR'J COUNTY In- Common Plkas. \'in E. Poosor, F.x'x, of Will of (ieo. II. Pooser, dee. Complaint for Injun etion, et. al. Marshalling vs. Assets John R. Million?, j * i ct. ar". I Relief. By virtue of an order in this cause, the Creditors of the Estate of the '.aJt?* George II. Vooser, deeoased, are enjoined Vrom pros** outing or enforcing their dcmaJfMs in sepa rate actions, and are required to tilo the same in the Clerk's Office of the Court of Common Pleas for Orangcburg Count j, on or before tho first day of September next. Clork's Office, I OEO. BOLt VER, Orangeburg County, 8.C. > C. C. P. June 30th, 1ST I. j july 1 9,t s e eg eIeTs * 1 \ AIM!I/l'ICKATED AIjE A?'I> LAGER BEER. LAGER BEER. CONTAlNflf ? COPPE RAS and ALE doctored wfnTBalt, Lime Alum, lire the latest aduUe/atioffe dis covered In Newr-YorK. ?????oi on Professor Mapes of Now-VorJ^ aariyxed the Beer from a dozen differ?dt?rowerios, and ;dl were found adulterated with uexious substance It in said, that the sale of Drugs to Browers, is a profitable part of the trade. This is perfectly infamous Cocculus indieus (fish berry) nux-votnioa. (dog button) frons which strychnine is obtained, are some of the delectable substances found in Deer! These aro potent poisons, and the Brewer found iiBing them should be drowned at one* in one of his own rats. P. S.?I aoi willing to be drowned ip asy own vats, if any impurities sheuld be feaad in my Boer. 1 shall continue to make a healthful Beverage, so that it irnry' be drank by the most delicate' without the leant danger. JOHN C. SEEOEKS, Colombia, 8. C. For sale in Orangeburg hv the cask er otherwise, by MERONEY k SAIN, jau 7 o WASHINGTON HOUSE. nv ..._? r. Mrs. M. W. Strattoifr ikrva1s & ASSEMBLY 8drbet8 columbia, s. ?<? Convenient to the C.i conville and Charleston Railroads and the Business portion of the City. Rate of Transient' Board?Two Dollara. r: jJ per Day. Regular Boarders received St Reasonable Rates. * : ? j;. dec 10 tf CABINET SHOP. \17 M. A. BULL ?fters hin services to ths V v CRiacns of Crangeburg County as ?WEINET MAKER in all itstrabchea. Funerals attended with promptness, Old FURNITURE repaired snd made Aew. Also Varnished without oeing^remoTcd. .Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad, (live me a trial. ? t ???<.-.?> .rft I will also build Buggy and Wagon Wheels and Bodies cheaper than auvrjody >US in Orangeburg. WM. ?. r,UL,Lt t mar 11 tf i5iO.Yi.iLY JUAUAZIME, Tita Dbttitn prr Annum. v?impages r::ai>!nv, matter. U? SVn^cs A?Iv'.-rliMeuipnta. _ f WALKE?. EVANS St COOSrTET.L, AND .,-. . - .. ~" JJ. UTA TT AJEBA' . CuAclcstox, S. -C. i july : 1 tf INI. A LI5IM-:CHT, BOOT AND SilOE MAKE."!,:. OKAXOi:?URQ, H. C,^ Fd> EoPECTFULLY INFORMS TUE CTTf? \\ zens of Orangehtirg and Vicinity ?uaL he haaopened at his NEW STORK onRi?t i Street, between Messrs. Briggmann A. ?'?.. and McFratnar* ."v Jones, with a complete* Stock of LEATHER, &c., and .hat ha> has, at Workmeu t'o till all Orders 'rims? ed to him. Thanking the Public for past patrenmg?, respectfully solicits a continuance ef tbe> um*, 'i ERMS CASH. feh ? ocl 23 tf W. L. W. IMLEY trial D?stitifK; Residence tu Fork of EdUto, ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED- will bo promptly and carefully at'ended-te. juiy 23 iy T. F. Baonis. R. R Huaonia II. c. lh n.irxs. BRODlir, & CO. cotton FAcrroBaS. CO M MISSION m e rc H A>TTjS, NORTH ATLANTIC WIIARFK CHAREST?N, S. p, ...,???:?? '-. Liberal A.Ivane?? matte on Consignment. Rrfkb TO Andrew Simonde. Esq., Pres' l-i Nati uul r.:;uk, C h a rleet ?*/-**. C. may 21 woe *f REEDER & DAVIS, cotton TACTORS General (.'ominiwion Merchant,. Atlgrr'a Wharf, charleston, s. C. OSWKU RKRURR. ZlNJlKBMAS DATISi oct In k, 6sa / 1 mo. sv. c Ai:i*i:\n:ii\s \J COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAH* SAPAR1LLA GEO. w. ( A/'FETTER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF P.UCHL Those Celebrated Preparations, originally intlured l.y lieu. \V. Carpenter, under th? patronage ol the medical faculty . have been ?.. |..u^ uxicindtch used by physicians and others, that they are generally known for their intrinsic value, and can be relied on as being most valuable remedies in all .cases, where Sarsnparilla<T Buclr.i arc applicable,' and cannot bo too highly recommonded* |sfl*hey are prepared in a highly concentrated', form, m> a- to render the dose small and con venient. Orders bj mail or otherwise win receive proiript attention. OEO. W. CARPENTER. HENSZEY &C0... Wholes tie Chemical warehouse, No. 7^17 Market street, Philadelphia,. For aale bj DUKES & SHULEIt, und E. A OLIVEROS, Orangoburg, S. C, and DOW IS; & II01SE, Wholesale Agents. Charleston, Si. C