The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 22, 1873, Image 5
SATURDAY, MAHCI1 22, 1873
Ort?ug> Tinted Allumettet?.
P?b. 1)0CR.?Our thanks to Congress
man Elliott.
Columbia lias u sensation in a lunatic
who ha> "reason in his madness."
fa 1 TT
Grant's private Secretary is Levi
lucky. Lucky Levi I
rr t 11 ???as ? ?i i
W*jiy are printers like lawyers 7 lie
caustj tHey are always flit their ea>c*.
e^eajpsaaaa ?-? ? ?
Signs of Spring?None more beau
til'ul than the display of Seasou able
goods just arrived at Koii.nm.
At .Vejr oather is eatabJiahud over
Merouoy's fit no He is pVepar .iJ to d ?
|? nft ffceoly.
Today, Dam we) I (bounty votes ou the
fjuqation, "Whether the C.iirt House
wi* be njtived hack to Haruwcll Vil
l?ge.
Mr. \V. T. l.ightloot, has just receiv
ed a lot of the prettiest pip a ever uHcr
eel in this market. Mr. Wallaee Con
neu also ha* some oi' the same Si i t
.taVilotiuc ju'lgu lias decided that rg^
nogja' not a hcvet ago.
^One egg to a quart of whiskey will he
the nog dud^o in that State.
S.'iw -_
^ftie Mlilc.?A very* obstrepor'ous
... ... Jew
idttft^a tn used our town folk, on Th trs
day, by the varied exhibitions of his
charaetci iatio btulbortiess. (lot)
mutabilr MIlU r !
s?dD ,Cr nnaa - -
Dr. B. A. Dticmau, representative
from Charleston ia our State Legitdatur *,
has bsen appointed by the President and
confir.ned by the Senate ?s Postmaster
of Charleston.
Dealli or Dr. I). II. Tract-TiMt.
Dr. i>. II. Trezovaut died at Iiis residence
in Columbia rn Monday availing. I e
w^s, IV^siHei t oi the Couutj Medical
?ncirty, and highly esteemed as a pliy
aieiau Mid ? eutleui.in.
_ . _
Our Calendar 1 A hi-at! of the
TirilP8!?March winds in February,
April showers in March. Majblossoms
In "April Cot1 on blooms in June.
Harvest before Kail, and a ri.e in the
etai:S Lp ' :
; Cotton market.
?The LrXiugtou Vi-patch says, "the
measles are plentiful in au 1 arouad llu
*ow?."
\V'^v4?.opc they will stay there ?no we
JusJbAt wfaiean that, but we (rust that thcy
?but, howcTcr, we'vn hud thciu.
le^J^Cjjarleslou Afjucs, has of Lts been
dtvoliug*"? ?\arge portion ofits ed.toral
^s^seejto articles on "Wrl >w. Old .Maids
*???UP Maidens all forlorn " la the
?%AVie?- in the woida of Mr Voller, a
-punster;"
W E. Williams ?It ia with a
'l^nttina feeling of graiituda and pleas
?v:*re that we areeuablod to a utiouuee the
recovery of Mr. VY. E. Williams from
hi* severe illness. Our sympathy ha?
been with hiuyluring his sickness, and] we
hope to sec him-out at an ea. ly day.
' iii.j,:': M-M !??.?.<???-?
Judge John II. Phillips, recently ap
pointed, held court in the lAuk on last
8alard'ajf. There was a rery large
ytrwtrdsn?e of the good puople of the
surrounding c untry, and several cases
were disposed of. The Sijuire give uui
"%^rsai satisfaction.
''Enterprise jP?|ic|i.,,--ThiB is the
name of a mild nud most delightful
?ttinmer beverage conCocted at the ' En
' aVnrprUe" Saloon, which has lost no ie of
rit?f>restige for good things. Mr. WVn
Tle'ri attends to his business and Matter
^YTabnarasker understands his.
Film? Htcently at Klyria, Ohio,
'ten **>>res burnt, Ion $200,000. At
?- fchioago, where an old tnnn sad child
?. sVei-e nnrnt to death. In the Bowery,
' Jtew York, lots ?60,000. Ogdensburg
? ?eBfeefc tit Washington, D. C, burned
down, loss 8100,000.
T.f Al ft eonso!ai$on to all this, two Illicit
/'^UMUsrics were destroyed bj lire at
ttftston, North Carolina.
??a?A^e house at New Hamburg. N. II
?M?JHkl iuroed. Loa*, fifty thousand. St.
'"James Hotel at Montreal was burned,
end the women escaped bj jumping from
i >ht wjudowi,
' Cno Robin does n't niuke *
spring?Thusly runs the adage. But
the robins aro.iud 0<augoburg are
compelled either to luiikj a spring or a
fall, at tho reports of the gnus in tho
hunub of the boyn just dow. Be careful
with your guns, hoys; and send us
ho tue birds!"
The attention of the public is QaHcd
to n noth*e of the 7own Council posted
at various phicus on the Streets, in
refereuco to an Ordinance which forbids
persons from riling or drivinj their
Vehicles on the Side walks ol tlie Town.
This Ordinance has been, often-timcM
recently, violated, much to the discotn
fort and iiiconvonienee o*" pr-dest riamt
A word to the wise issufficient.
- ? i 11 rma ? * . i
The Tournuniuut.?See n ?nee of
Captain T. A. Jeff r.J.-., the courtly
herald of the last Tournament in this
isMie. Arrangements are to be InVugu- j
rated at mice. .*Let our gallant yeoman
ry rail)' ! In point oT horsemanship,
costume, nnd ^enieisl conduct let the
nest Tournament at Orange burg eclipse
ever)thing of the kind ever witnessed
ut the S' u'li "Take time by the forelock
ami it tau be done."
. - i mvj. ... >!? -?
Not Over-Ksti mated ?We have
received from the puld shers of Our
f\rcside Friend, tho ohroiuo '"Cute
which they Kiv,! away to every sub
sciibsr to their weekly. We have read
much of the beauty of this picture before
seeing it, and we now say *ith pleasure
that its value and beauty lias not been
pver-ebtimated ; we fi id it as good ai
represent d. Our Fireside Friend has
successfully reached its third volume
am' is already highly prized a d widely
known throughout the Union.
i mmm t% ? - ? ?? -
St. Patrick's Day.?This ocea.in ,
Ireland's Aii.nTsis.irr, was haudso.ueij j
celebrated on Monday in Charl'Sl HI.
The tiiue>huuured Hibernian S?ciotv
ami the other Irish societies a.id clubs
of tint city paraded end supped 1st most
approved and enjoyable style. At the
Hibernian su] per, which, is un ''institu
tion" of Churl aton, were promnt Cov
ern ?r Moses and dudge Crab mi, among
other honored ? uosts Both'his oxcel
lency nnd his hon r made characteristic
spe* ?he*, w'iic'.i were excelluiit and did
honor to themselves. *
Beautiful Workniauship ? r>"
well-known fellow-citizen, Mr. Tin 1
Ktdin, was kind enough to show us a
very hiR'J-ouie ice pitcher which he hss
engraved in the most ornate,
elaborate and exquisite manner. Be
sides beautiful wreaths ol tho Sei tc
Thi'tle, and ti . tires ami emblem.! ??!
chaste beauty and perfect work mat thia.
the pitcher has an engraved lik n -ss of
Mr Kol, n hiniaelf which is f Ike and
peiltet. The pitcher with its rich en
giavingi is iutci de 1 as a family souvenir,
and is priceless
A New Banner.? I? fl"ug to the
breeze, Enterprise is wtittou thereon. It
is the card of Messrs J. W. Patrok
tt Co., The firm is composed of Mr.
Jtdin W. Patrick, who is well known to
our people as a polite and courte us
young gentle .an, aud id Mr. Leland
Ila^ood of BarnwcH, whose name is
?umeieut r. o unraendatioii to this com
munity. Their place of business is to
he ut the new storj next to Dr. Dukes'
lately oeeupitd by Mr. T. G. Vine*.
We hail this new enterprise of young
nnd sterling business men as a sign of
prosperity aud exteiiaiou ol uur business
prospects,
Wc with the new firm the abundant
Success which their character aud enter
ptise des-rve
- ??s?e? ? - ? <ew?
J. X ?A note received by us from
* J. N." (mentioned elaewheie) from
Newberry, expresses bin appreciation of
the excellent \hospitality Re roccived at
"Dukes Hotel," dining his visit to
Orangeburg.
'?J. N."regards Dukes'as an exce'lent
.Hotel. He is right there.
The Ncvrbcrry De, aid of Wednesday,
ssjs :
J. N.?Just before going to pro? are
we favored with a visit from tho greatest
philosopher of the age, known the conn
try over as "J. N." It is his purpose
to lecture in this place on the 3rd of
April. One ol his great mid interesting
theories is that the emancipated slaves
will yet be paid fur in part at least iud
the Southern Soldiers pensioned by the
inflenco of His theory. This brief not ice
'is mere y designed to dropare the public
njiod fur a fuller idea of what is in store*
On the Edlftto.
A? was duly announced in tlie Xvws,
on last Saturday, a pleassnt parly, took
passage in u new craft, upon a pleasure
trip up the Ediato river.
At ab'.ut 2 o'clock the party, being
assembled at Merouey'a Hotel, got into
the omnibus belonging to thut well
appointed establishment, and started in
fine spirits Ii r the lauding.
Arrived here, nil wer? shuck with
astonishment st the extensive arrange
iiieiHs in progress, for the estilbli hineilt
of tin Slave in d Shinglu Factory of
Messrs Strubel Aidrich & Co.
These get.lli men urn rapidly prcsin;;
their ir iangeinents lor the operation of
tlu'ir ciiieri rit-c. 'I hey are thoroughly
ia earnest und with ample capital, they
intend to v\i rk up the vast quautitica
of cypress and other mutuiiul, lying inj
lavish prolusion along'the banks of the
river and iu the adjacent swamp.
The occasion was the first trip of the
first boat to Ii? used by the company iu
ihfii opei at ions und by the couitcoua
invitation, nod p'easuot arraiigouicuta
of Mr. Strubel Was rendeicd a ve:y
delightful a Hair.
With four good propellers, mid a
joll) lot 1.1 passeiigera nil under the
uouiinnud of Captain Joseph I*. Ilarley,
the pilot of tin- 1 disio, li e lust Bailed
forth from Ihm Itharl, and lauiiehud uill
upon tlx river up stream.
But '.he era't *w<? nameless ! l'y a
resolution of ti e puss-cup ers, Mr. Samuel
Hiblile was culled upon to give her a
name. Tiiis he did in a pleasant style. I
ai d announced the name of the new
craft to be the "Pay Dawn," iu appro
priate terms ? f congratulation and wishes
for the success of the enterprise. Mr
Strohe! pleas tally rc<p'> iJhJ.
W 11 h t name, t e boat pit died
ou. and a'coiided i cou->id?irublo ?Iii
taneu up the river, the pissage boin_?
enlivened by merry laughter kh 1 o ui
vernation, which awoke the d rk re
c's<ts of the river .-wa up to ech ing
response
j The r tnrn trip was equally pleasant
Mr Stiohol had provided a- ainst all
emei g-?neio^, ami while under tho skil
ful pilotage of Cape? ii llarlcy and fro u
the substantial structure of the vessel,
there, w s im d tiger of the passengers
getting w>t. ytt he had r.% olvcd to j-ij
Viiit their bting too "dry."
At n late hour In the evening th
boat touched bor d 1., and the ;>le si ;
patty disembarked. A meeting of the
put-seugcrs was called ..ud the following
resolution, offend by ('apt. Jas. F. Islur
I and u;ianitnoii>ly ud pled, well express
ed the sentiments of gratification of the
entire party, upon this delightful occa
sion.
"/feso/rrt/, That the passengers who
wen- invited to be present at the bull
ing, and shared in the pleasure of the
trinl trip id the Day Dawn" are great
ly iudebt"d to Messrs Strubel, Aidrich
& Co , and to i'apt. Hal Icy, for a very
pleasant und delightful trip. And thut
they unite in wishing Messrs Strubel,
Aidrich & . o.. ihilrh mo. <?>.?. in their new
undertaking and trust tun "/>./// Dawn"
may soon be one < 1 many boats upon the
Kdisto, to testily to iho energy and
perseverance of said company, und may
they all be Coin maiidi dud by oua a
geuial as <'apt. Ilarley "
Miss MolHo Nolan, of St. Louis, has
Sppli. (I RSF a pnleiit an 9 hand flrcoxtiu
g lislicr of tier own invojiftfc/n.
A clui: vgyjfpt tri'?, two Women and a
man, have been traveling in the South,
pretending to- cure episoolio by the
' tiying on of bauds." They praeticed
ou i Kentucky mule the other dry und
t.. firm since dissolved.
'J he latest verdict reiorded was upon
a L'eulletnaii who expire! in a Qt oi
i iebri itiou. The jury returned :
V Death by hanging?round a rum
sl.ou."
T s w.is savage and devoid of regard
(i. t he gc.if Ionian's family.
"Now, my young friend suppose
tw.elvt) men buy twenty lour bushels of
wheat, to be divided equally, how tunny
bushels is that for each?"
Boldest of the boys?"Please, sir,
w vi- unt gotie that fur"
"U >w in that'. Your teacher told tu i
y u liadj h arncd al! the first four rules !
H' y- - 'Yes, sir; hut. we have always
d ut our Minis in potatoes and turn.pa?
W have never had wheat."
i' tor lit mi lias was questioning six year
old B* to his knowledge o! the rulers ol
the ear th. "Who is B'csidoni of the
United SlnttS?" ''President Grant,"
Was the j ion pt reply. "Who is Queen
of h)u>. laud if 'Victoria Woodhull, '
was the equally conti leut rc&pous J
I'athrfiitiiilias didn't v nturc any father.
COMMERCIAL.
MA. UK KT IM-: PO UTK.
Of net or tiik OaASORnttita Naws,
Mnroh 22 IS7\
ri)T rON-?Sales .luring lbs week 12?
hales. W t ijuot e ?
Ordinsry.1? ($10
Low Mi'tuitug.17 oj)
Middling.n\<9
Rot on Kick.$1.16 per our-hcl
(J?rn.$l.(NS per bushel.
t ow . r.A.i. l.vIO per bushel.
I'im.i.hs. 1.56 per bushsl.
NOTICE.
N lice is liorehy g:ven that APPLICA
TION will be tuado to the GENERAL AS
SEMRLY al ii? n? \t Session for a Revival
ufthc i'hart. '? PlNB?ftOVECHURCl!''
r.n i -TRINITY ( II TUCH" under tho juris
diction al' the "EvangeHoal Lutheran Sy
no I of South Carolina and a Ijacent B tot es.'
nov 'a t Si*
THOS. W. ALBERG3TTI,
TWO DOORS EAST OF
J . I? . II.IRLEY'S
Rus*idl Stieot. Or^?goJ>yrg, So. Ca.,
Has Ji.;3T RHCEIYEP a fresh supply of
FRENCH CANDIES. 1
FINE CANDIES,
NUTS, all sorts,
TOYS.
CHINA WARE.
Larg ? v..I S nnll F VNTY R ISKETS,
UAISONS,
PtC;vl.ES, *o .
A' ? t :'.;?> il IUIKA.D alwaya on h.ind.
.. i i > upi to regular customers every d*j
\t ! !i r bines. ?
j la eiv citk 1 ?purtntent you will fini.
, FRUIT CAR ES?
FANCY CAKES,
QUN?ERS, Ac,
, Always ( n h ind and freah.
FINK BRIDAL PRESENTS.
? FRESH PIES constantly on bead.
J WBDDISOS supplied with all kinds sf
tjnke-i und Csnt'uttlionarios ut the ?kartest
notice.
The above goods cannot be exoelled in
.quality and prtco.
II woi K warrantod to'givosatisfaction,
oi U lv aeu 14
AI Ii WHO W A N T
A beautiful picture with which to adorn
lbs wal!.< of their parlors, should iinincdi
atily enclose tho subscription for the "Ad
vocate," ($2.90) and they will receive by
return mail* our "FruitChromo," which vc
, arc giving to every yearly subscriber to our
j paper. Won't remit by mail.
Address FRANK P. HEARD.
Canoes, S. C.
THEODORE KOHIT & BROTHER,,
ANNOUNCE TO TUE rUDLIC TU AT TUET AUE NOW DISPLAYING
NEW SPRING STYLES
IN PRESS GOODS, IN WFIITH OOODS,
IN EM BR?) DKH1E8, IN TU IM MINUS.
A Complete ami Reasonable Stock of
HATS, IUUB0N8, LACES, NESTINGS, HOSIERY, and CORSBTS.
The ?-ist A.so. til St.uk ol SMALL
MAKl.S and NmluNS to he touud
anywhere und at the
LOWEST PBICE8.
We are enabled, to offer CHEAT INDUCE
MENTS ta Purchasers ol DOMES
TIC uoods, shoes or
ti 11 D?*criptioas
und Make
sud
READYM APE CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS und BOVS HATS, ' ('A SS IM EH ES,
LINENS, andOTItEB OoODS,
for Gents and Boys Vt'o.ir.
Over Three
Hundred Pieces of
SELECTED AMERICAN PRINTS
Your Choice for P2J Ceuts.
J. P. COATS 8POOJi COTTON 75 ?:. per DOZEN.
All we ask of the GENEROUS PUBLIC is A call at our
LITTLE STORE
Where they Will Und the HIGOEHT STOCK OF DRY GOODS at the the mos? REASONA
BLE) RATES ever offered.
THEODORE EOHN & BROTHER.
mar 23 00
N?TIG K .
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAT FORMED A C^PARTNERSHIP UNDER
(bo Fir<n niac end Style of
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
respectfully cell tbe-mttentiou of the Public tu the lame.
J. W. PATRICK.
I.P.I.AND HAGOOD.
We would rt-quvet TlIOsE DESIROUS of PUR
CHASING to give US h call at the STAND form
erly occupied by
t. G. VINCE,
Next door to DR. A. C. DUKES' Drug 8tore. nnd
examine our WELL SELECTED STOCK. I
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Ton hnve only to CALL end SATISFY yourself tbat we ere READY and WILLING to
PLEASE.
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
nior 22 62
RE M OVAL!
E. EZEKIEL
Inform his frie.md3 thut be has moved into the M.lLDiNO lately occu
pied til the '
POST OFFICE,
Who ho intends to open a first class
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
And will pay striet attcution to tho
kkha1rin0 uf WATCHES, CLO :KH AN'D jewelry.
Will always keep nn band CLOCKS, WATCHES, jewelry, fine c?t
lkrv. flatku ware, silver warf., and
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
LOOK out for tub OLD SIGN OF the
13 1 a W A T C II.
mar 8 tt 00
HE WHO FIGHTS
A$;?"ttnt a strong ?nd lively competitor in trad?. nvtst devote hitBSulf outirvly te hir busi
ness, lie intlt ktio.v liw market und sui bin custuiuura,
AND
Ay the selection <-f his stork, nod by bis j r:?es must invite trade. Re who
??RTOS AWAY
wi'.!i tLe idea thai any sort of goods will Jo
WILL LIVE
To r?pm; hi? felly. A Srst-claaa ?tock, sud the ability to sell ut lbs ek-sput price? wll<
enable a tuoivhant
TO FIGHT
Successfully any oppos'.tiun nnd to conquer mmc>-?-. Let customer*, cores ia. Whether
th;y buy riy Groceries, Pure Liquors, ^e^ar.t ami Goods or net; if tbey are passed they
will return
ANOTHER DAY.
I he best S ock of Groceries and the Chenpci'. A f ill line of Whitkici. Hsrse* Stabled
ami cured .( r at moderate rates. A ddvoiiou to business. Th4<* are rdv guarantees.
Try me. C. I>. Ii OKTJ? Ufti
mar I C ly
A MAN WHO
Starts Rusiness should "go in" to win. (a opening the Enterprise Saloon, the Sabseriber
delti mined to
LAY
In a full sr.d (?a*d Sto-k of Liquors, that would commend themselves ie all, and by eeur
teay aud attention to pUce nil who tried him
UNDER
Tbe necessity of admitting that he was a fair dealer. Tho?e whe drAfik from
The Faucet of the Lager Beer Barrel
Of bis Saioon he determined should bo aatisfled and be induoed te retorn. Re determin
ed to work all day aud think
ALL NIGHT.
foatle est ibliifa a reliable custom. He has succeeded. From Monday a*0t atflf the ruth
eoutinues until
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Frem the Hale that his anneanomsrtl
FOUND
its way into the papers aad
BURST.
Upon the notice of the public, until new, the sale of Liquors, Sagara aad Tobacco has
continued with unabated patrenage.
OPEN
Doors, aad hearty welcome has been the motto, aad
TO*DAt
The undersigned returns his thanks for the liberal support he has received and begs its
eontinuaneo at the ENTERPRISE SALOON, kept
BY J. HERMAN W?HLERS.
f.. If ij
Fever and Ague,
fron? ?Weh mankind suffer orer a lasge part ef
tlie globe, is the consequence of a diseased ostate
in the svstem, iudurcd by the poisonous roiaomsf
vegetable decay. TbU exhalation Is evolved!*
the action of solar beat on net soil, and ri?es wan
the watery vapor from it While the son Is b
the horison this vapor Unters near the eerth'sear* .
face, and the virns is taken with It through fhs
lungs into the blood. Thtreit acts as an imtoetef
poison on the internal viscera and < x< retire ommm
of the body. The liver becomes torpid and Baaste?
secrete not only thin virus, but also the bfle
the blood. Both the vim* and the bile i
in the circulation, and produce violent coast
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and
stomach sympathise with the liver, and be*
disordored also. Fiually, the iustinot of one at*
gauism, as if in an attempt to expel the nooneM
infin'on, concentrates the whole blood of the bee*
in the internal excretories u? foroe thorn to east ?
oat. The blood losvos the surface, and rusb***s>
the central organs witli congestive violence. TW
U the Chill. But In this effort It fails. The* BB?
Fbvrr. follows, in whioh the blood leavos fist eej
tral organs sad ruahse to the surfst?, es if I
another effort to es pel the irritating peUparhSJ
that other great excretory?the skia. la
also it fails, and the svstem abandon* tho r**
oxhsusted, and waits f?r the recovery of ?
to roneat the hopeless effort another day.
are tne-flu or paroxysms of Fa van amd
Such constitutional disorder will of coarse
mine tho health if it is aot removed.
We hare labored to find, and have feaad, aa
antidote, *
Ayer's Ague Oitre,
whioh neutralizes this malarious poUoa an
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it "
body. As it should, so it does cw< this
disorder with perfect certainty. And it i
or rather does what is of more service to
ioot to this infection. If taken In 100?1?ft _
t from the system ss it is absorbed, and ttrss -
those who use it frse from its attacks; 1m
system in health although exposed to tho _
Consequently it not only cures, but protect*
the great variety of affection* whioh are *
by this malignant influence, ?seh as B
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Heads
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, B
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma,
tiom, Panful Affections of the Spleen, HyttoBfaB?
Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of t*D
Stomach and Bonols, all of whioh, whoa aaaaaf;
from this cause, will be found to ? sowne more or
loss the intermittent type. This " A oca OdV
removes the cause of thess dcrangomcnU, an *
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating tho
tones to expel the virus from the system 1
these organs by degrees become habited It) do
their office of their own aonprd. Hence arises 1
we term cuxHmatatiott. Tim* may sccompboh tnw
same end, but often life is not long enough, e* In
sacrificed in the attempt, while this " AsusCeaB"
doos it at once, and with safety. Wo burn g**Bf
reason to believe this is a surer as well an sate
remedy for the whole slass of diseases whisk as*
ceased by the miasmatic infection, than any Staat
whioh has been discovered; and it has irtflT ?.nilhaT
Important advantage to tho publ'v, which ht, Hag
It is ehesp as well ss good..
rnzrxcED bt
DR.. J. C. AYEII & CO.'
LOWELL, MASS.
Paica O.Hi Dollar ram Botyl*.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
has won for itself such a renown for the eye of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, thai
It is entirely unnecessary for no to
evidence of its virtues, wherever it baa
ployed. As it hss long boon in snnatoat am>
throughout this section, we need not do movo deem
assure the people its quality is kept up it* ?*e 1MB
it over has been, and that it may be .eBed *a>%
do for their relief all it has ever be^n fosnd as de?
Ayer's Cathartic Pilli.
FOR ALI THE PURPOSES OF A PUBGATfVC ?ll.lllt
Fon Costivbnebs;
Foa the Ccrb or DverirsiA ;
For Javndicb;
Foa the Ccaa or 1ndigbstio*$ '
For Headachb;
For thr Ccna or Dtskwtrry J
For a Foul Stomaosc ;
Fou mx Curb or Ertsipblo*-; ?*"?
For the Piles ;
Vor tbr Curr or Scbotvla;
Foa all ScRosriAWB Cohvlaixts ;
Fob tbb Curb or Uubumatisbi;
Fob Diseases or tor Sri? t
Fob tbb Ccbb or Liver CoarLAlB**
Fob Dnorsr;
Fob tbb Craa or Tsrrrsa, Tcuoaa am ane?
Uli Bf M1
Poa WoitWi
Fob tub Curb or Gorr |
Fob a Dikkbb Pill;
For tbr Cuba or Nrubaloia;
For PuRirrtMo tub Blood.
They are sugar-eoeted, so that the aast oeas*>
tive can take them pleasantly, and being psasil
vegetable, no hann can arise from their as* is Bag
quantity.
Prise' SS cents per loa; Tire mWm to* SUeV \
Orest numbers of Clergymen, Ph.
men, and eminent personages, have
names to certify the unparalleled useful*
remedies, but osr space here will not permit tibe
insertion of them. The Agent* below rtimod fen
nish gratis ou? America* Alma*ac la whUafaay
are given ; with also full descriptions Of fas aaVaf
complaints, snd the treatment that thomld be Pas
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled deelers ?tCst
other preparations they make more
Demand Avxa's, and take no others,
want the best aid there is for them, and I
have it.
All our Remedies are for sole by
~JUST AJIRIVH?
A.
Sl3LI3lN^l>tO LOT
OF
Mules and Horses
2&
IIOKSES ! HORSES! ! HOLE?
IT* respectfully call the attention of the
citixens of Orangeburg and Orsngeberg
County to the Tact, that wo will have a eaoieo
lot of horses from Virginia, on this market
by the twenteith of December. TbU ?took has
been selected from choice stock raisers in
tho Old Dominion, and with an sys {* the
necessities ef this market. TBey will eon?
cist of fine Saddle and Harnes* bonos. We
also call your attention to the aae lei ef
mules we new have on hand: We exjteel te
keep a full supply of both horses end mules
sonst ant ly on hand. If our stock dea't give
satisfaction, you enn return them, and get
your money back, with interest. Try ?s>
that's all we want.
SALE STABLES ?F
w. m. sAiisr <& cck
nev 23 aug 81 a*
-A. J; EVj^iSTS.
TRIAL JUSTICE,
For tfi nngcfeurff tountj.
KU business entrusted to bis shaVg? ?#?
be attended to with prompts***,
Offiee at bis Mills near HelmaaA ?ridee,
South Kditto River.
? _ ?.
people, of either sex, young or old. make
more money at work for us m their aotro
? oDjeBts, or all the time, (ban at any t hi a e
olte. Pariieulars free, Address *
0. SHX80X A Ct.,
?er', at +u PortUnd, Malne^