The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 29, 1873, Image 7
LOCAL.
SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 2873
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Our "devil" any* thai Moeee Drown
ie in honest man nnd a good barber.
J. Felder Meyers Bhq,?See card
?f thai gentleman who ia prepared to
attend to nil busiucss entrusted to him.
Daily-?The Doetou GU/be brgins its
New York news with The Report ofth*
Regular Daily Murder.
- IB ... II II I-V
KditiU^.? A newspaper is very much
like rskiug a fire?every oue thinks he
can preform tho operation better than
the man who has hold of the paper.
,4A Whalers?Air. liarlaj on Mon
day night caught a "blue cat fish," iu
the Kdisto, which weighed thirty five
pounds.
Boreas Sporntic ? Ou 1 usrd-y
night and duriug Wcdu*?day very high
winds were prevalent. A few old
fences reeled.
Tell Strike.? It is reported that
?illy fiv? thousand laborers iu tlu
Northern eilius tutend to strike in a
body about tho middle of next mouth.
Which is Which?-'!he weather
eoeks ou the stscpl** of the ditlciem
ebtirvbes in Oraugeburg do nut agres a*
%o the direction of the wind.
Something of Everything?Mr.
?J. Wallace Cannon is one of '?ur youn^
??erchants whose enterprise and business
hab;ts are turn signs of }his success.
Nothing is lost by trading with him.
-e-^^aaan*?.*. ?i
Let's Have an IndVrstanriing. -
To get a fair and lastiug one we could
ad*jaw oor readers to call on M. AIbrecht
who eertsiuly understands the making
wf" Root* nnd Shoes.
I--on*-- .1 -
R?Wan!.??~sd in another column
the proclamation of Governor Minus,
offering a reward uf two hundred dot
lai* for ihn apprehension uf Mary Yon,
who has tied Iro a justice.
< ?ftofsn.?There are confined iu the
County jail so von prisoners, six luslos
-%ad one female. Ttre charges utsacr
-Wk-tcfc sltey have b?en committed are,
'etteept in one Case, for larcony
*jWas Ftister PeisonetL?WilHnn
Foster who Was hung on 21st inst it is
taow stated wad taken puisuti and was
Vlying from fan ewwets whtnhc was exe
A Thoroughgoing ?l?l?The
firm of Messrs. Mosel ey A Crook, nave
'established for themselves x handsome
Deputation V* business mew. Their
stock has 'been recentflr rui.ewtl at.d now
wmbracos all that can be desired.
v*n x ?*'i / ?
Suited.?It ono wishes to be suited 'to
% welbfitting and handsomely made suit
'W elothon, Mr. D. W. R..biu**n is
cW* man. Tell him what y?m want
snd ynuM! g*t it. At his old stand, next
** Bolt. Scovill snd Pike.
Mercl Monsieur?Our thanks ?re
presented to our esteemed friend Mr
Philp Kohn fer a eery beautifully little
Tiisee of service most graceful rendered
His kindness is tnyruven upon our
sry.
?us sawn*
ClaSin University.?The Colum
Herafcf eajs: "Th* examination at Cl*r
lin University on Fridsy, was a genuine
twuissss nnd shows signs of great im
-provemnnt. There are about two hundred
otudsnta in ?11. Th? vacation extends
it*n days.
Jkn Ex-Confederate.?General 0?r
dsn, U. 8. Senator from Georgia th*
other, day was for a few moment* sailed
to preside over the senate This is the
?Trat tine since the war n confederate
h?? presided ov*r that body. He was
called to the ehair by th* courtesy of
^1>*~Pmid*e4 Colfsx.\
I iiiisnsw *sawsi
Around tho Corner?All th* good j
basin*** ?Und* sre not on Russell Btiwet,
u a?r is ?11 the bnsines* done on lost our
great thtonghf.r*. w. T. Muller just
?round th* corner on B.roughton Street
Its* as *Vv* * Mock of groceries, ?* fresh
t?j?or &nu doe* on good ? feasias? ?s ?ny
fcody And ho has as sent* seats and
ylinssat a clerk in Mr. ?Tin** Hartxog
sw) eaa he lannd a* a dsj"s ride. John
jge?*r?thy aorrecs, sjoaie tj-ad* wherever
ht joe*.
At the Old Pest Office-Mr. K.
Ktekiel has filled up lie eld post office
under the Jfxtos office in beautiful style.
His store is really s bright, tasty little
emporium. Watcl.es, jewelry, clods of
latest i in prove men t, sre displayed in
hsndeorae arts;-. Repairing done prompt
ly and weil.
i? ? i?
So. C*. Rail Bond.?We in v its a
perusal of tl>e e mmunicsted article on
this subject. Ths editerial opinion of
the Nkws bus alrcadv been published.
"St Matthew?" apeak* lor himself.
Our columns are ever open to a fair and
courteous discnsMon of all questions of
pnblie interest.
Conntr Commlssionorn ? Only
words a' praise aro spoken oi onr prss
ent efficient Board of County Commit
mistioners. Their attention to nnd enre
in performing their duties are most
creditable, and the strh-t manner of
audit in?: all claims ant* nccnuuts present
ed for payment desct'Tea tbe discrimiuat
ieg praise of a just public opiuiou.
A Now Sign st an Old StanJ.?At
Funderburg's old stand there has been
erected a nrw and neat sign, os which
is written tbe name of a young enter*
prying, steady business man and bis
business is described brifly on this
sign. The sign reads to ono going up
or down Russell Street. C. l> KoitT
joiin, Ghsciriks, Liquohs & Cioars.
-?
The New Stritt ?Several new nrd
very tasty cottages are io pro_?r*ss of
construction 00 the New Street. Or.s
nesrly completed. Certainly sn im
provement and a sign of Iiis.
By the way, ws are tired of calling
this thoroughfare the Arei* Street and
as we hope to h.ive several newer xtreets,
to a to id e.mfuaion it is necessary to
give the new streets name What shall
it be ? BrigKUianu Street ?
Another Enterprise-?Col. John
C. Kdwurds and Mr. W.OaLwau, two
well known citizens of our county, have
established a new branch of iuduslry iu
our Town.
It is their intention to make s first
rlnss article of bricks, and we commend
them to the patronagn of the Town auJ
country. They ere thoroughly eocrgtic.
and we are satisfied that if they arc
sustained, as they should be, they will
torn out an article equal in every respect
to the celebrated Hamburg brick. Go
nod see their yard at the River Bridge.
? ??. esmswM?f?
Spring Styles. ? We condense for
?the special benefit ol our lady re.idera
SO tdss ot the fashions for the rapidly
coming spring.
Polonaises will still be worn, of evert
style, also basques and overskirts.
Madame Daw?rest, an awful au'hority
ssys, "Ne dresn with sn overekert of
any description rsn be entirely unfasTt
ionablt." We advise submiasiun.
Piques sre piqued snd hsve given plsce
j to bosk muslin, (fur ha* UUtuc) bishop's
Iswn, i^for Sunday) nainsook in cross
bars and pclka dotted swiss muslin (for
dancing parties.) Bla-k grenadine will
be popular, as also white grenadine
brocaded either in black or colors
Dreeses will be of a cleanly length.
Pannier and melon puffs (for tbe fruit
season.)
The hair is to be worn in Greek fillet
(for dinner.) Lare preponderates in
bounds. The votsries of fashion are to
wear long lace bridles.
C hildren are still to be cladl
Mrs. D W. Sncll.?U is our aad
task to chronicle the death of this esti
mable Lilly. She died at about sunrise
011 Thursday morning, March 27th.
Into the portal ot a saddancd and
darkened home we would euter with
moat respectful sud reverential tread,
bearing express i> ns of the sorrow and
sympathy which are felt by so entire
community.
Amiabi? aud lovely in all the rela
tious of life, a rent is made by her death
io that family group where sbe ruled by
ft law of love. A vacant chair, a silent
voice, ihe aweet smile "lost to eight, to
memory dear," a worthy example, a holy
influence those axe the touching souven
irs of her life and love. Affection
brings its most sacred tears, to lay upon
her Aier?Aowerets gentler ?hso the early
buds of spring. Shall wa say he, whose
heart is most bowed fey this bereavement
should not weep nor miss her tbe ?oas
pauion through that long journey of lift
which they have tratet?! together ?
Earth hath no consolation fur bia bor
row I But let ?lm, who open* tho ver
nal earth to bury hit priceless treasure,
remember ''that which thou so west is
not quickened except it die " "It is
sown iu dishonor; it is ra:sed iu glory !"
?'1 he harvest is tho end of the world ;
the reapers are the angrU. The funeral
services were preformed ou Frid.i) after
noon at Shibdi Church.
Tut: ffOOTIl ann TMtt Fittestuknt's
Oauikst?The Washington Chronicl*
of W tdueadu) say : "It is said thst th*.
Southern delegation urging President
GraUl to ha\c ih* South i?prc?e..ted iu
his cabinet aro satisfied with the appoint
ment of __ex Senator Sawyer as assistant
secretary of th* treasury."
Meat caters and vegetarians show in
their persons the etlects ef the diet. The
first h s the. most brain force ami ner
von.s en rgy \ mixed f?od ufaniuial
und vegetable ration'* develops tub hi-^h
e?t intellect ?b I powers A sttiftly'
vugctubie living ordinarily gives a fsir
complexion and amiability, and oxtreuic
puun icity when tliu vegetarian's views
to regard to that one engrossing thought
of hi* lit', ate discussed.
APPLICATIONS Foil Pc.NtflON.?Tho
commission *r of pensions has just issued
a circular embracing the fojlowing pro
visions "You uro advised that an ?et
spproved .March 3 1873, provides that
the nomiiiissinner* ol pensions nun so
eept declaration! in claims uuder the set
ofPebuany 14,1871. made before any
nllici-r duly auth irittid to udmiu ister o >tb*
forgenoral purpusi-s. when the appliuauta
by reason of ii>tirinitv of s^o, are uuabla
to travel snd that it has been decided
thut au aflidavitofs practicing physician
(the magistrate certifying to his good
standwill be reunited to show the
physical condition nf each person claim
ing the be tie lit of this provisi ins."
Tobacco and Kum. - Mr: Joi n T
Spofiotd. ot Lowell, s<nds us an interna
iiuii communication iu which ho says
1 hart he commenced ruin driukiiig at
fourteen years of aue, at the time he
Legan to lenrn to be a house carpenter.
At sixtreu he took to St* playing as an
amusement* and was often present at
muster* un the train field. \Yhentw*n
ty one, he drank us much ardent spirits
as h* pleased until he W; H thirty-three,
when he discontinued itsn.se altng-ther.
ilia use of tobacco ?omiiien?<-d at four
U:en, and was continued until he was
siiij. -aha: il crenriy kille J hint, and in
self dcfrtnve hf gave it up. lie regsrds
tobacco as ' UiOro injw ens tlrau rum
drirking. Since h* discontinued rum
atid tobuc -o, he 1 nj ?yod good he-th, ami
though now seventy S?ven years of ng>\
can walk ;.* fast aud work aa long as
when he was thirty. Tltoreforo he ad
vines everybody to be let total, so lar as
rum und tobuceo are concern-^.
COMMERCIAL.
1IAKKET StKPOKTK.
Ornoa or ras OsAXonnuan Naws.
March 28 1B73.
('OTTOS ? Sales during th* Week 70
bales. Wo qu*t? ?
Ordinary.\9. ?*M
Low Riddling.|ti ^
Middling.fT$<^
Rot oa Hies.mSI.15 per oashel
Coax.$I.0? per bushel.
Cow I'ras. 1.00 per bushel.
FiNHKas. l.nS per bushel.
Assignee's Salt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Iq N?Mer of J*Q. C. KENN BUY
and Jno. IIurrMArt, Bankrupts, ?x
i 7We C. B. Or.ovr.R, Assignee.
By virtue of an order of sale to at* direct
ed from the Honorable Dim riet ef South
Carolina. \ will sell at public auction at Or
nngftburg C. II.. on Monday. 7th April nest,
at tbe usual houre of eale tor cask.
Certain Judgments, Notes aad Account?
belonging to tbe Estates of the above named
Bankrupt*.
A list of tbe above eaa be seen on appli
cation to ilie undvraiatie-l.
Qt *. OlOVER, Assignee.
mir 2*2 St
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of Sundry Executions to me di
rected, I will sell to the highes?, bidder, at
Ornngehurg C. if., on the FIRST MON
DAY in April next. FOR CASH, all tha
Right, Title and Interest of the Depon
ents in the following Property, ris:
It Ouo tract of land containing 400 acres
more or loss, in Orangoburg County, bound
ed on lbs Northeast by Columbia Road, Bast
by lands fonnorly of H. C. Wannamsker,
South and West by T. K. Sasporta*.
5. One tract in said Cwu.it/ containing
o'.fO acres nioro or less, bounded so the
North and West by land of 0. Farnnm.
East by tlio tract above described, aad West
by land of T. K. Sasportas
1 Mule, 1 Horse. 2 Oxen and 1 Cow. Lev
ied on as the property of Andrew inablaet
at tbe suit of Jacob Araaker.
ALSO
1. < 'n ? tract of laad in said County con
taining l?s acres mors ar le?e. bounded oa
the Eant by laud of Wiu. Mette, Wast by
land of N C. Whetstone, North by lands
formerly af Joshua Bair, aad South by
lauds of Win. Mette and J. P. Berry. Lev
ied on a* tbr property of 0. V. Matts at tbe
suit of ft. C. Wiietstoae. ^
ALSO
1. One tract of laad in eaid County con
taining 1031 acres more or leas, swamp
laud, bounded by .an It el Abrain E. Bbuler,
tieorge Shuler, Saiu'l K. Shuler, Frederick
Cera and Joshua Huff
2. One tract containing 1031 acres mere
or less, nwiimp i*nd. buoudsd by lends ef
W. Hutio. J. R. Moor er. Joseph Ho wall.
Sum'I R. Sbuler and the Charleston aad
Oruii^ebiirg County line.
8. And one other tract containing 1031
actea more cr It-sa, sw-mp land, bounded by
Und? of Sands of Sam'l *B- Shuler, Joseph
L Shuler, A. Rush's grant, Joseph Bowell
und Abram E. Shuler. Levied oa as the
property of Ch rl -s S. Bull at tke sail af
Frederick E. Hacou and Crewell lladdea.
.Sheriff-s Offce, 1 k. I. CAIN,
Orangebnrg C. H. S. C, [ B. O. C.
Mar. .Utk, 1ST?. J
mar 2t td
NOTICE TO t KKwiTi'Ki -
All persons having decsands agaiaet
the Estate ef B. G. Hunt, deceased, aad g!1
persons iudebted te eaid Estate will present
the same and make payment |s the eader
?igued witkia three months frees this date
JOHN P. SPtOENEE,
Qnettfted Aeastiaiatrate*.
February 11th, 1871. It td
\TOTICE.?All Persons flree
X_ l iag demands agaiaat the Estate of the
late John Bonnet i will reader an account of
them duly attested tu, aad those ihdebled
will make payment to the undereigaed.
JOHN F. BON SETT,
Exeeutor.
Orasgohurg March l&tb, 1873. tf
THUS. W. ALBERGOTTI,
TWO DOORS EAST OF
J . 1?. HARLE T*M
Uiiaaell Street. Oraageburg. So. Ca..
Mas JUST RECEIVED a fresh supply ef
j FRENCH CANDIES.)
FINK CANDIES,
NUTS, sll sorts.
TOTS,
CHINA WARE.
Large aad Small FANCY BASEST*',
KA1S0NS.
PICKLES, Ae , Ac.
Ahm FRESH BREAD always ea kaesu,
aad supplied to regular eustesaero every day
?( i iicir doore.
In my cake depertateat yea will led.
FRUIT CAKES, -W^
FANCY CARES.
GLNG URS, As.,
Alwave on hand aad fresh.
FINE BRIDAL PRESBVTS.
F It ES II PIKS constantly on hand.
WEDDINGS supplied with all kiads mi
t.'akes and Cealeetieeeriec at the short eat
notice.
The above "goods eeaaet ke excelled ia
quality and pries.
11 werk warranted te give satisfaction,
et 12 ly dee Id
WE ARE NOW
OI'KNINQ OUR
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
Such as WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, NOTIONS, AC.
AIm a full bine ?f UM1.S. MISMS ?nd GENTS SHOF.8, wirb BATS, TIES.
COLLARS and CUFFS.
FINK OLD IIA VAU A C If* ARK.
In theeo "herd Tirnce to Liro" we have on hand many srticles that will confrasnto freaX
jv to the "creature comforts."
We intoed te keep always "FULL UP" in the
GROCERY LIN'K
And sell them CHEAP for ea*h. All are respectfully invited te call and examine <ur
STOCK and PRICKS
MOSELEY & CROOK.
OPPOSITK CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
mar 28 feb 8 1/
Jo WALLACE CANNON
II AS
on bans!
a full stock
of CHOICE
GROCERIES, TOBACcw,
cm ACS, AND FANCF
BRIAR ROOT PIPES,
With a complete stock of
CHOICE LIQUORS -front
-the eery bt st
down la .
common
article. 1
All
OF WHICH IS OFFERED LC?W fO* CAS*.
?IT? nt i call Hi WALLACE CANNON,
Wt 2* jsp IS Lij^tfonVn Old Stand.
THEODORE KOHR & BROTHER,
ANNOUNCE TO Till PUBLIC TUAT TUET ARE NOW DISPLAYING
NEW SPRING STIXES
IN DKKSS GOODS, IN WH ITH GOODS,
IN KM Ii HUI DKKIKS, IN IKlMMlNUd.
A Complete and Seasonable Stock of
HATS, RIBBONS, LACKS, V ES 1*1.SO?, HOSIERY, aal CORSETS.
The beat Assorted Block ot SMALL
WARES and NOTIONS to be found
anywhere and at the
LOWEST PRICES.
We are enabled to offer GREAT INDUCE*
MEN TS to Purchasers of DOMES
TIC GOODS. SHOES of
all Descriptions
and .Make
aad
EEADYMADB CLOTHING. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS and BOYS II ATS, CASSIMERES,
LINENS, and OTHER GOODS,
for Gents aad Boys Wear.
Ortr Three
Hundred Pieces of
SELECTED AMERICAN FRINTJ
Yenr Choice far 12} Cents.
* J. P_ COATS SPOOL COTTON 75 c. per DOZKN.
All we ask of the GENEROUS PUBLIC is a call at our
LITTLK STORE
Where the* will find the BIGGEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS at the the mos* REASONA
BLE R?T KS ever offered.
THEODORE KOHN * BROTHER.
mar 22 #00
NOTICK.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP UNDER
he Firm aame and Style of
?T. W. PATRICK & CO.
reapeeifally rail iu? atteatios of the Pubic tc the same.
J. W. PATRICK.
IB .AND HAGOOD.
W* would r-queit THOnR DESIROUS ef PUR
CHASING to give US a ?all at the STAND form
erly occupied by
T. G. VINGS,
N*Tt door to DR. A. C. DUKES' Drag Store, and
examine our WELL SELECTED STtlJ* .
NEW SPRING GOODS,
n
Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Y*u heee only to CALL and SATISFY yourself that wo are READY aal WILLING t.
PLEASE.
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
mar 22
REMOVAL!
E. EZEKIEL
Inform hi- FRIEMDS that ho has MOVED into the BUILDING lately ecce
pied as tbe
POST OFFICE,
Whe he intends to open a FI11ST CLASS
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
And will psj strict sttentien to the
RKHAIRING OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWRLRY.
Will always keep on hand CLOCKS, WATCHKS, JEWELRY, fine CUT
LERY. PL AT KD WARE, SILVER WARE, and
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
IXJOK OUT FOR THE OLD SIGN OF Till
BIG WITCH.
tear 8 tf oe
EE WHO EIGHTS
Against a str?ng end lively competitor in trade, must devote himself entirely is xnenusl
aess. He mast kaea his market and euit his eustemerc,
AND
Ay the selestien sf hie steck, sad by his prices ns;< invite trade. He whe
RUNS AWAY
with the idea that any sort ef geese will de
WILL LIVE
Te repent km felly. A ssret-slsee stock, aad the ability te sail at tbe e4 safest prises will
eeable a merchant
TO FIGHT
SneoesssnUy any any seit ion and te ceaqner sneeess. Lot easterners earns in. Whether
they Bay my Greeerics, Per? Lieners, Segars aad Geeds er net, if *aej are pleased they
will retssra
ANOTHER DAT.
The beet Stack ef Oreeeries and the Cheapest. A fall line ef Whtahiea. Werses Btshied
aad eases' fee at ased crate rates. A de vet I es to easiness, f hate are say gear *a toes
Try me C. 1>. KOBTJOIIN
#v; a ly v 4
Fever and
from which mankind suffer over ->w
the kIoI*. ** cuu?equenee of ?
in the ay stem, induced by the poiei?
vegetable decny. This exhalation is
the actio? of solar heat cm wet seat, s-fad HMB
the watery vapor front it. While the mmmyfMj\9 -
the horirmi this vapor Unser* near the eneeJsrnsflp
face, a*d the tins* is taken with I* t**M*J0tJ8t
lungs into the blood. There h sets a* r~1
poiaou on the internal viscera nnd C
of the body. The liver becoseee u
aecrtte not oulv this virus, but also
the blood. Both the virus and th* hi
la the circulation, and produce vWsSBSt *j
tionnl disorder. The spleen, the kiseveyn, ?
stomaeh sympathise with the liver, anal I
disordered also. Flearly, the instinetjnf <
sauUm, as if in an attempt to esnst'ts?j
Infusion, concentrates the whole bison seal
in ths internst exoretorie* to feres Skaatsl
oat. The blood leaves the surfe?*, atW^
the central organs with osttgsstiv* ^
i* the Chili.. But in this effort it 1
Faraa follows, in which th* bin**]
tr;j organs and rash** to the at
aaother effort to ex pot the in'tating
Utat other great exe-retery? the
also It falls, aad the system all?
exhausted, aud waits for the r
to roturnt the hopolc-se oifort a*?
am the Au or paroxysms of F arena*
Such constitutional disorder will of r*
mine the health if it w not remevesl.
Wo have labored te Bad, and !**?*)<
ssmttsts,
Ayer's Ague
which neatralises this mal at iocs
blood, and stimulates the hirer to i
body. As it should, so it doc* ra
disorder with perfect certainty. And it <
?7 rather docs what ia of more service te I
ject to this in/ection. I" taken in ?
it from the system as it is absorbed, i
those who use it free from Its
system in health although eng .
Consequently it wot only ouroe, best
the great variety of sffsstlssss
Sr this malignant influence, I
ever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or
Periodical Headache, or DilioncBs
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rh en metises, '
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh,
tJena, Painful Affcetioiu of the :
Colic, Paralysis, and PainM ,
Stomach ana Bowels, all of which,
from this cause, will bo (bund to
less the intermittent typ*. This
removes the cause of those dcrangantoajtn, I
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating
torioe to expel the virus from the sf
these organs by degrees become habited'
their oAce of their own accord. H?
ws term aoeh'matation. Time may
asms end, but often life is not Veusj
secrineed in the attempt, while this . _
docs it at once, and with safety. We haw
reason to believe this is * surer a* wall a*
rem cd v tor the whole else* nf diseases wsnaVj
caused by ths miasmatic infection, I
which has been discovered: uati k
important advantage to the pnbUe,
it is cheap ss well ss good.
ratrrinss art*
DR. J. C. AYER &
LOWELL, MASS.
Paicn Oxn DoLUtm ran
Ayer's Cherry
has won for itself such * renown tar
?very variety of Throat and Lung C
It is entirely unnecessary Bar ne *
evidence of its virtues, wherever it
ployed. As it hss long seen in
i the people It* quality is
it otst has bent, and that it *
do far their relief all it has ever
Ayer's Cathartic PfSfefc
FOa AIL THE PURPOStS OF A rlnaVtlM ?flMsfc
Fon Cosiji???j.
Foa tub Conn or 11 iiaiisssssj
Fon J senates;
Fon ths Ccaa or I*Die*w*ssU
Foa HBADacsia;
Fon tub Cesn or DxsunisjsSx
Foa .*. Foci. Stum tin* ;
Foa tub Ccna or^KurenrumasH
t oa ran rnunsx
Fen ms Cvnn or
Foa ail SoaorcLov* Ce*
Fon in Cr an or Ilntrs-tSAi
Fon Dts?Asns or -ran Sarai
Foa Tax Cvnn or Ltvi
Fan Paarst?;
Fen tsx Ornn or Tnrrnn, Tc
RnnvM;
Fan Wonstn:
Fon tub Cnn* or Gotrr j
Fon s DntKum Prix;
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Fon Pnjurrino tmb
They are sugar-coated, so
tare can take them pleaaan
?vegetable, no harm can arise
quantity.
Prioe So seats per Bex; Fie*
Great numbers of Clergymen,!
sen, and eminent personate**,
names to eertify the uaparaUsloi t
remedies, but oar space bent will not
insertion of them. The A ****** hwlew
such gratia eur AMBnaca? AxMsJSnsjfc
that th* steal eSjfft
i gratia
given; with also full
aplaints, and the tree
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by
?other preparations they
Demand Area's, aad take n*
-want the best aid there is far ibs
Isavs it.
Ail our Remedies are far ssAs hf
JUST ARUIYfift
A
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OF
Mules and Horgtt
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IIOHSKS ! IIOR4KS1 t
Ws respectfully eall the attention
eitixeas of Orangeburg and
County to ths fact, that w* will I
lot of horses frem Virginia, on this
by th* twenteith *f December. This j
bssn selected frcm choice steek
the Old Dsminion, and w?nsax
aeeessities of this msrket. Tk*T will ?**>?
siSt *f fine- Saddle and Harness k*r*e*. fjs>
sis* call year sttettUn to th* fine 1st4*
il*? w* new have *n head,
keep a fall supply *f hsstnl
? ob st a at ly en head. If *nr
satisfaction, yen esn return i\
your manay hack, with iniUWt.
that * all wCwsat.
SALI STABJJR3 Of
W. M. SAIN ?* O?*
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A- *J. EVAN?i
TRIAL JCSTIC*,
F*xr OraageJt>?rc Csttl},
AU hastness ?atrststod to his lk*>Tf*
be atteaded 1* with frewnt****.
OfA?* at hi* Mill* near "
Seath Edict* Biver.
?apt II
$r lo *?0 PER It ATZ .
t) WANTED! AU eta**** at _
.people, of either sex, young or444
an net money at work for nils ml*
moments, *r all th* tun*, than at
els*. Partieular* fr**. A44r**s
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