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In Door Cnines. N A T L' It A I, ItlSTOllT CA.MKS. Any number of persons, old and young eMi join in this amusement, und it can not be 'pi: ycd < nC tjuitu so easily as some. ?-taS iu>*t Porno one, who is ready begins the ?/time with a question something like i e fol'owiug. "What h ?9 two wings two logs, n backbone and a <BST' This ia'-a-y enough for tho youngest, and is quickly answered, -'A bird.', '?'I lieu nnothor wbo is ready, asks perh:ij)S, ''What has.no arms no lo^s but a head. :> tail ami a backbone 1" Answered, "A fish or a snake.' Another asks, "A backbone, ahead, n tail, lour 1- f:s und a trunk Answered, "An elophaut." "A backbone, a head, two legs, and many trunks ?" An-wercd,ttr.er much guessing, "A lady." '?What has a back, two arms and a tail, sometimes two), no legsnnd no head. "A c< at." &. / ?'What li\c.-> iiiul gets along with no bead, tm lej'.s. no wings, no arms ana no backbone?" "A worm." What has two horns aud nothing else*' "A dih-muut^ "Two i law.-nnght logs, no head but a tail.' "A lolicior." "Two wings, many'legs, and a very great variablo number of arms" ffAn army.'' "Forrncga.. one foot, a head and no tail" "A bed.' "Six l '.s.two wings and no backbone" "A fly." At.d thus the game continues*gaining the interest of all , ma king tiny amount of fun. WtJ^bppctid a few questions, for our leaders to answer, and wc hone that Butiie wlll'tiot only send us the an ?wirs ti? theso, but also many tuoretjues lions For us to print next tine. 1. What has two wings sometimes, and FruiH-timcs one, somct i in. s more, and lio b,ckb0M^r;. y ^ - _ 2. No wlflgVa'noV-uo head, but four legs? 3. Whnt4a> frh'?t. which runs along with its head at ono cud of it, und its mouth at the pj-frdr? ' 4. A back and no bones, a face and no head, two hand-) and no arms aud cot even ono leg: # 5. What..has a brow and a fout, b it no head orrlimbj . G. AYlultlins a tongue but no head, a toe and a heel but no le-rs? 7. Wljat has arms bu' no bauds, legs lut no feet, n back but no- head? 8. Wha| has no eyes? 6. "What has thrco fout but no lc.s, no bcad^ho claws but many nails? 10. What has a head but no feet, though will go if driven? G U ES3. This game is a good one fcr three lit tle chicks to play. Two of us played it wUh liftle Jolly Robsen' and he said "It's zc nicest play I never soon." Lets ua suppose that Gertie, Clara and Am) nre to p'ay it. Iu the first place a do/.3ti pieces of blank paper must be laid on the table or enrpet; thon Clara lc ives the-j room it U.blinds," while Gertie mark with a pencil on the under side of oni of the pieces. When Gertie siys ,lR a dy!" Glnra comes and guesses which i tho marked one. Amy must bo tin forfeit holder:?the forfeits may be a handful, of little sticks or somo buttons, or corn, or anything convenient?an?i every time thnt Clara guesses a wr n ono. A ivy gives one ft rfoit to Gertie. Clara keeps on guessing tilUho gets tin right one, which must then bo tl r >wi out. Then GcrtTo must go out or b'irid* while Clara marks pne; ai:dwhen Gerti comes to guces, for every wrong on< that she guesses, Amy must give oti< forlcffio Clara and eo on, Gertie and Chirr taking turns, till all but one of the pieces have been guessed. Thrn tlii one that has tho most firlei's hr.s won the_gotne. The next time Oerty oi Clara can.hold the forfeits,Mid let Am , piny. -1-W.*'Zm In Sco<land they have narrow, open ditches, called sheep drains. A man wus riding a doukcy one day across a sheep pattv,. \ llfd when the donkey came to a sheep drain he would riot ^<> over it. Si, man rode him back a bVbrt liist.mce, and turned him around und put 'tho whip to him, thinking, ol course, that the donkoy, going so fast, would juu p 1 h<" dtain before he k new it Rut Hot ho. On they came, and when the donkey got the diujn hu gapped all of a Midden, and the man went uver Mr. Jack's head. No goo m v had he torfehod the ground tbuil ho got up, and looking the donkey Btruight in tho face, Said : 'Very well pitched. But bow arc yc inv to get ever yourscli V I'OIR SAIil'i ?II TO KKXT. ONi: A.-\\\: lot with ST?HE and DWELLING, nt Branchvtlle, S. 0. Apply to D. LOED, nUg '_>1?8m Charleston, S. C. -j._-_. Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing "which is at onoo ngreeablo, healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color, with the gloss and freshness of youth Thin hair is thick ened, falling hair checked, and bald ness often, though not-always, cured by its use. Notbiug can restore tho hair whero tho follicles are destroyed, or the elands atrophied and dooayed. But such as remain can bo saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty Bodi mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent tho hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those doleterious substances which mnko some preparations dangerous, and injurious to ttio hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not barm it. If wnntcd merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing oko can l?c found fo dcsirablo. Containing neither oil nor dye, it docB not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, Riving it a rich, glossy ludre and a grateful perfumo. Prepared by Dr. J, C. Ayer it Co., Practical ami Analytical Cuthists, LOYVKLI., MASS. PRICE 01 00. biriy ! 1 e ly Acer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diaca-sci of tho Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Rronchitia, Asthma, and Consumption. Probably never before in the whole hh tnry of medicine, has any thing won so widely anil eo dcoply upon lliu confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy tor pulmonary complaints. Through a lonu .cries of years, and among most of tin' races "i men it has risen higher nml in.-her in their cj titimtion, it hoc 1m come better known. Its nnlfovtn character and power to euro the va rious affections of tho luu^s nml throat, have made it know n as a reliable protector against them, w lillu adapted to milder forms of disease ? nml to yooi b ? hilurcu. it is ?t the same time tho 'most effectual remedy that can be given forineip lent consumption, ami the dangerous affections of tho throat ami lung . As ii provision against sudden attacks of < rotm.Jt should be kept on hnml in ovcrj" fnmllj . and hatred us- :ill nie t-ome tlinca ?nbjei t In rolds nnd rongnsj nil should bo pros lucd w itli tills antidote for then. Although -? :: 11.i ( onsumptlon in thought in curable, still great immbcrs of eases where Uie diboutc teemed rettlcd, havjp been completely cured, and Uta patient restored to hound health by the Cherry I'ertoral. ho complete is its mastery over the disorders or the Luiik* and Throat,thnl the roost obstinate of them yield to it. IVIiidi nothing else could reach them, under the Cherry Vecioral they subside nnd disappear. Singers nnd I'ubtle Speakers find great protection from it. Asthma is always rolloved ami often wholly cured by it. Bronchitis i generally cured by taking the Cherry /'? < toral i.i -mall and frequent done?. 6a generally nrc it* virtues known, that vre. need not publish tho eci tlllrntcs of them hero, or do more than a pure the public that its tjuahiios arc lui'.y maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever nnd Ar:uo. Intermittent Fover, Chill Fover, Remittent Fever, Dumb A.?no, Pi riodicnl or Iblious Fever, &o., nf.-l indei >1 nil the nftoctions which urino from malarious, marsh, or miaamutio poisons. As it* name Implies, II -1 ><?? Cure, and docs not fail. Containing neither Arvunic. (juinine, 1Uj? muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance ivhnti rcr, it in nowise injures nny pa tient. The nuntlior and Importance of Its cures intliongtn districts, are literally beyond account, and wo l>elievo without n parallel in the history of Agun medlcinn. Onr pride is gm tilled l>y Uio nckuow !? l>.!neui-> we recoil e of the radi'al cures effected In ottstinnie cases, and where otlier rein Cdie * h.; I W holly laih'd. t i nt itcd persons, either resident in. or tin veiling through iniasmatlo localities, will bo protect I i the AOI'K i fill:' daily. For Ii; r Complaints, nriidng from torpid ity of the l.lver, it Is nn excellent rcniedy, stlmu* Utting the l.lver into healthy activity. for Mil i>: irdorsnnd Liver'Complaints, It ts nn excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cures, i. other medicines hud fulled. Prepared by n ? >T. c. Avr.it A <<>., t'ractlral nml Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Ma**., nnd sold nil round the world. THICK, i~J.au I'm HOTTZ.lt, i.-:.v 11 c ly C s xn s o % wmacm/ttMtoot> rrtri r p l'oxsctvlog poFprfnl invlj-<.ratii?g ?TQ : 1.1 ^.m LH <v-? ?; .' \ iifl^ 1 y Thcto lhtters r.ro poi-iiiviiy iafridoablo la '1 hey pi.iii'/ tho lystcm, nnd will euro BttfasMsMra'^^ Remittent end Jntcnuillcnt Xtsete, \mmr^y. and nro a provontive c'Cbllli and Fever. All yiuld tO their poweil'ul cfUoacy. COMPIAINT BLADDER Aro an antidote to clia..,;o of ?? a:<j ? and l>Kt* ii.l^viisiwsi^fal:^Vi?h!lallsa^ to tho Faded frsme, and correct all Will savo days of suffering to tho ?Ick, and Tho grand Panacea for aU the ills of Ida. TRY ONE:.;BOTTLE Tie Stan'aarfl ><0>vm8ICTA1,s TRERE' lER?A?l^^In Tonny or Old, MttrrieuSJ'^C'IiC^ Sot Binglo, theso Bitters an un\ tqualled and havo often been tho^ a*Z means of saving Ufa. * .TRV.ONK DOTTLI. > r ? New York, - - il -.'MM. . JL1* j ^jf 55 JUST ARRlVED FROM TUB ABOVE MARKET A Splendid Stock of Fancy DRESS and other Choice GOODS. AT D. LOUIS' WHO IS OFFERING BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. AS WELL AS THE ABOVE GOODS AT AND BELOW COST ALSO A LULL STOCK OV FAMILY GROCERIES CALL SOON AND Poo 7 D . LOUIS, 8. T. S0UDER, Artist and Photographer, Bega to inform tbc PeopV of Grengeburg thai lie will open a Brunch* of liij CHARLESTON EST A LI SUM ENT in !>',: IGGM \ NX'S BUILDI NG. Jllunic's Gallery,) Maiu Street, an 1 can R main or a few *'a\? longer ONLV for the purpose of making FINE PHOTOGRAPHS of every description. Ol?J Pictures Cm icd an 1 Enlarged to any desirable size. Views of Stores. Kesid'-nees, A'c . on 1 ? on lleasonable I'truis All Work fin i-lii'd in the Same Elegance of Style as that for which my iALLEKY in CHAR LESTON is noted. A nice assortment of FRAMES, &c, at Rctsonablo Prices. ['lease call and exatniuo Specimens nov i) 11) tf J. S. ALBERGOTTI CHEAP GROCERY HOUSE, CORNER RUSSELL STREET AND K A ILRO AD AVENUE. Has on band and constantly arriving a well selected STOCK of GROCERIES Which ar.*> oTered at a very sin ill advance o*i Charleston Prices. Persons in want of the following articles will dp well to call and price before purchasing : Sides, Shoulders, Hums, Strips, Sugars, Coffee, Syrup, Molasses, Flour. Cheese, Biscuits, Lard. Canned Goods, Jellies, Candy, Broms*, Oelctine. Buckets, Bum ms, Cruekery and Glassware, Kerosino and Naptha Oils. Highest Cash price paid for Poultry an 1 Eggs. nov 1 tj net 11 k ly New Store! BAEGAINS! BARGAINS!! JTO.N. M<;\AMAICA ISVITKS Till: ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC ORXERAL' ' NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK, t'OMPRISINfl EVERY Till N<1 USUALLY KEPT IN THE VARU US DEPARTMENTS of ? FIHST-CIjASS C01L\TICY NTOllM, snd tech lonfident tint hin friend* can s \ VK MONEY by calling upoi him boforo purchasing else whore. 1 request H?*\mltititioncf iny Sl^ck?Nu TIUH ULK 1 o SHOW 000MS t*gy*- Thanking my customers for pant favors I solicit a continuation of the sain*. uuv 2 JOS, McXAMARA. .lijM L ,_.Xtii . ? .' 1 - 1 " - - - -1 GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO ISUY AT T. 0. YXNCE'S WHERE VALUE IS GUARANTEED IN NEW & ATTRACTIVE GOODS AT THE LOWK?11 I^PaCKS!!! Purchasers ore invited to-examine my Stock of DRV GOODS, which is com plete in every line CLOTHING *f the Latest Style and BOOTS an 1 II OE of the Bost Quali tv selected csDooially to suit tho Trade. ?S^Xt Door <o Or. A. C. DUKES' Orng N(of?, Mt 12?ly* ORANGEBURG, S. C. M. RICH, Russell St. oho Door East of Meroney's Hotel Offers to the Public a FULL anJ WELL SELECTED STOCK of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Sho8s, Groceries, &c, At LOWER PRTCES thnn can be bought at any other House in Oransrebur";. Call aud EXAMINE tri? STOCK, and bo CONVINCED of the CHEAP NESS of his GOODS. * jBfey Also I will pay the bipbcKt price for OLD IRON. COPPER. BRaSS. PEWTER, HIDES, OLD RAGS and every kind of CCUNTRY. PRODUCE juuc 8 c 6:n JUST RECEIVED A full Supply of DRY GOODS, PERFUMERY, JEWKMtY, CLOCKS, groceries, Hardware, CUTLERY, guns, IMSTOtS, TIES, TOBACCO, bacon, SHOES. HATS, WATCHES, TINWARE, WOODVVARE. AMMUNITION, BAG 01 NO f MOLASSES, HAMtf. FLOR, and other articles too nuiueroub to mention, and will bo sold LOW DOWN lor CASH. 1 am also prepared to PURCHASE COTTON, r.r ADVANCE MONEY nn the ?am' at less than Bank Rates. The HIGHEST PRICES paid for Rice, Peas, Corn, Wax, Bggs and all other kinds of Couutry Rroduce. ('.ill and Beo fur yourselves oct 12 E LZ F.KIEL'S, Si-n of the BIO WATCH, ?Opposite Post Office ami next to the Bank. EEG1TLAE DAILY TRADE. ANOTHER TRAIN .JUST IN AND FILLED WITH DESIRA GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT Making Selection from their Extraordinary Largo and Varied Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Their assortment, with constant additions, if UNSURPASSED Foth as to STYLES and QUALITIES. '1 h?:ir facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets FOR THE CASH Enable them to make the best possible RATES, which is the OLD BULK con tinued front its ORGANIZATION ? 18 42, Giving an exporiene.? of 30 years in Rusiness. Economy Bnd Enterprise togotber wiih the Energy an I erontle-ninly depart ment of all their Assistant*, are always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. may 25 c ly \T7"0!*LDTNFOPM THE PCBLTC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON THE CAu \\ ri??j" Making in .,11 its various branches nn>l will Manufacture or Repair ni the Shortest Notioe, nil Carriages, Buggies or Wagons. Ami am nlso prepared with NEW PRESS AND G xl TO GIN AND PACK COTTON SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought from J- to J cont more than thai liinned on Ihe connnon tiins. ort 8 apl 2?ly n. RIGGS. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!! DOYLE, & WILES, fJ#KSPECTFULi.V INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY THAT they have purchased t|io CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF THOS. RAY And are CARRYINO ON tho CAH.UIAGE BUSINESS In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with US will be PROMPTLY FILLED All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE nml wkh DISPATCH". COFFINS FURNISHED AT SttOUf MOTICK. m ? ;doyle, wh.ks a co? dee 17 e Onrngetotr? 8 f. SOUTH CA K0LINAKA1LUO A1) V,ha?l**io*, S. 0. December 2?, 1871.. /~t_N AM) after .SUNDAY DKCKMDBRv V_/ 21. the rus?, ii<r<?r Tmin on the 8oulk Carolina Railroad will run us follows. T?JMTjXi* A v"\ji$4 tor- AtutaTA. Lcafo Charleston.8.10 A. M/ Arrive at Augusta.1.25 V. M. fOR coli'muia. I.ivivc Charleston....-8.10A. *u,A . Arrive ut Columbia.4.05 1'. M: mil fltAULEBTON. Leave Augutid.7.40 A. M; Arrive ut Charleston.3.20 P. ltr - Leave Columbia..7.40 A. M< Arrive at Charleston.3.20 P. M. TmiOfcOJI WlLMfNJTOK TRAIS Leave Augusta.3.00 A. M< Arrive nl Kinpville.0.00 A. It. Leave Ki..?ville.!.12.30 I'. .YL Arrive at August?..".6 80 P. M. AVUISTA MOUT E X l'I! S l'K DATS KXCII'TKIT Leave Charleston.8.:!0 P. W. ' Arrive at Aucusta.7.30 A. M. Leave Augusta.i'..00P. Je Arrive ut Charleston.5.56 A. 11/ COLUMBIA KtUIIT EXPRESS?SUKOATB IICZfT' TED. Lcaro Charleston.7.10 P. M. Arrive nt Columbia .7.30 A. M. Let ? e Colombia.o.OO P. M/ Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. M/ Kl MMnr.vtl.t.K THAIX. Leave Summerrille at.-7.25 A. M< Ari Te :ii Charleston at.8.45 A. M\ Leave Charleston ut.8.30 P. M. ? Arrive at Suininerville ut.-..4.45 P. M. CAV.>EM JIRANCH. Leave Cnni-len.G.15 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.1.45 P. Arrive at'Camdcn. C.25 P. M. Day and Night Train* make close eonnee tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad. Night Train connects with Macon and Augusta' R ttlroad. Columbia Night Train connects with' Greenville ami Columbia Railroad, and with Chariot to Road to points North. Cam len Train c )iinecU?.ttl Kinpville daily (except Sundays) with Day Pnssenger T rainy " and rUu3 through to Columbia, A. L. TVLER, Vice-President. S. II. Pickets, General Ticket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, && 3" P. P. TO ALB, Manuftietnrcr nml Dialer, No. 20 Ma;, re Struct and Horlbeck'a Wharf un ap.leston', s. c. JJ?^-Thi* is t'.ie Largest and rnput Cvm plets Factory of the kind in ihe Southern di?tes. nn<l all ?rticlea ii. tili? line e.m he furnished by Mr. P. P. To w.a at prices wale* defy competition. ?eO"- A pamphlet with tni". and detailed" liet <-f all a?xea of Doors Saidiesand Blind?, and the prices of each. ?ill be tent free aad** pojt Paid, on npplirafiod to! i f*. P. TOAI.K. Uli A ftLESTON, 8. O. jaly 15 wee MONEY CANNOT! BUT IT I for Sicht is Prlceleruil! BUT THE DIAMOND SPRCTACLES WILfc* PllESEKYjE IT. THMC If you ralue your Fyecight as* theae Per> feet Lenses, Ground from Miaute Cryaiaf Pebble.*, M.'ltcd together, and derive their name "Diamond" on account of thetr Rard? ness and Brilliancy*. They will laat maay years without change, and nre warraateii superior ??> all others in tue. I Manufactured by tbo 8penoer Optica? i Manufacturing Co., New York. CAUTION.?None Gcnuiaj; unless atasap fd with our trade mark. . **,Km_ For Sale by Responsible Agents threngh out the Union. E. J. 0LIVERO3. jan 20?ly Orangcburg, 8. C. the Citizens' Savings Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 'OritnKcburg Hrancb. Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST o? SPEC)A L DEPOSITS aridQ PER CENT. SAViNGS DLPO^lTis, Compounded Hemi annually. I^ucnt I 'lianco Committee, lion THOS. W. 0LOVKB. *w ?* Ool. PAUL S. FKLDKIl. Capt. J.NO. A. UA.MILTON.l JAS. il fowlk3, As.-istaut L'fcshier. mar 23 jan aly to SSO PER DAY! Agent* $0 WANTED! All claBucs of working people, of cither hcx, young or old, make more money nt work for us in their spare mamcnis, or all tho time, than, at anythine else. Pariicu'.ai's free. Address' G. STIN8t?N & CO., sep' ?lo Portland, Maine. _ At Private Sale. rpiIK PLANTATION forming a part eff I *bo Extato of tlia lute Cel. Keitt, and known ns the DARRY PLAUE. The, tract consists of about CIM) acres, ono half well' Timbered, the remainder Rich, P*d, Least Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Tue*?' are the Finest hands in the District, arid were valued ^20 per acre, in lb*^. Would be sold for one-iialt tin1 , rice now Oae' fourth CH?<h, the rfcmtlr er in throe inatal? ments bcuring intorest ft*ont date and- s%b ourcd by msrtg.ige of tlu> samo. This is a splend'd elianee for any oao d* siring to secarrc Rich Lan< ? cr, excellent Cattle Hange and" a Reae?dJ Ncightwrheodr Apply to ?r?. I.; M. KFIT?, Or 4 O KEITT, Keg* yen 6 w