The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 29, 1873, Image 9
LOCAL.
SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1873
Our "devil" aeya that Moses Brown
ii an honest msn and s pood barbsr.
J. Felder Meyers Esq.,?See card
ef this gentleman who ia prepared to
atteed to all Lumucbs entrusted tu him.
Daily.?The Bostou G'fabe b/giri* its
New York news with The Report of the
Regular Daily Murder.
Editing.? A newspaper is very much
like takiug ? Qre?every oue thinks he
can prefer in the nperatiou better than
the msn who has hold of the paper.
??A Whaler."? Mr. Barley ou Men
day nijjht caught a "bluo cat fish," in
the lCdisto, which wei-l-ed thirty fire
Sueads.
Boreas Sporn tic .?On 'iue.-d-j
night and during Wednesday very high
winds were prevalent. A f?w old
fences reeled.
Ten Strike-?It i* reported that
sixty five thousaud laborers in tin
Northern cities intend to strike iu a
body about the middle of next mouth.
Which is Which??'1 he weather
Cooks ou ths steeples ot the diiUiont
churches in Oratigeburg do uot agree as
to ths direction of the wiud.
Something of Everything?Mr.
sT. Wsllucc Canitou is one of ??ur younp,
"merchants whose enterprise and business
habits are aure signs of }his success.
Nothing is lost by trading with him.
,0 -L .? ? -
Let's Hate an Understanding. -
To get a fsir and lasiiug one we could
sdvite our readers to call en M. AI brecht
who certainly understands the making
-of Bo%?s and Shoes.
I _? _ _
aaasBssss>~?< ssa? i
Reward.?Read in another cidumn
the proclamation of Governor Moses,
offering a reward of twa hundred dnl
I are for ths apprehension of Mary Von,
who has fled fro j justice.
.Seven.?There are coafiusd in the
County jail seven prisoners, six msloi
*nd one female. Ttm charges ui*icr
wbifh tflioy have been committed sre,
except in one Case, for larceny.
'?Was Foster Prisoned*?WHKan
Foster who Was hung on Id 1st inst it is
?now stated xtsd taten poison and Was
?dying From Sta ejects when he was exe
cuted
A Thorougii-Soing Km?The
firm of Messrs. Btefeley &" Crook nave
'established for themselves a handsome
Perforation ws business men. Their
stosk has'been rercenriv renews J and now
embraces all that can bs desired.
Suited.?-It one wishes to be snttedto
% well-fitting end handsomely made suit
of clothes, Mr. D. VV. Robiiisen is
ones man. Tsll him ?hat ynu want
and you'll get it. At his old stand, next
..'to Bntl, Scorill snd l*Tks.
?erci Monsieur?Our thanks are
preeeated tot our es'eemed friend Mr
Thilp Kohn fer s very beautifuily little
piece of serriee moat graceful rendered
His kindness is tnyraven upon our
anemorj.
Clsflin University.?Ths Colum
Hrrahl sajs : "Ths exsminatiun at Claf
lio University en Friday, was a genuine
success and shows signs of grsat im
prevemsnt. There are about two hundred
stodants in all. The rscation extends
'ten days.
An Ex-Confederate.?General Gor
?eu, TJ. 8. Senator from Georgia tbs
other day was for a few moments eallod
to preside orer the senate. This is the
?Trat time since the war a confederate
has presided orer that body. He was
celled to the ebair by the courtesy of
Tics-President Colfai.t
Around the Corner?All ths good
business stsnds are not on Russell Street,
ajer is all Ike baainess done on that our
great through f.re. W. TV Muller just
?round the corner en Bxaughton Street
has mm aVve a Monk of groceries, as fresh
fagar aad does ?e good a business as any
body Aad be has aa courteous and
spleassut a clerk in Mr. John fiartzog
sat can fee fauai in a day's ride. John
gmm*t\f awrses, ensue tirade Wherever
ht goes.
~ ... .t'i.?!?1..1.!. LJI_lj?*L-.Li:-l J-r~ xi
At the Old Poet Office?Mr. K.
Kick "el has fitted up tie aid post office
under tbe News oflice in beautiful style.
Hie store is really a bright, tasty little
emporium. Wntcl.es, jewelry, clocks of
latest improvement, are displayed in
liand.-ome an a> . Repairing done prompt
ly and well.
So. Ca. Kall Road.?Ws invite a
perusal of the 0 mmunicated article on
this subject. The editorial opinion of
the Nkws bus slrcadv been published
"St Matthews" speaks lor himself.
Our columns are ever open to a fair and
courteous discussion of all questions of
pnblie interest.
'???????. a? i -
Count}' Commissioner* ? Ody
words a' praise arc spoken of our prss
ent efficient Hoard of County Cnmniis
missioners. Their attention to and carp
in performiner their duties are most
creditable, and tbe strict manner of
auditing all claims and accounts pre?cnt
ed for pnjinent deserves the disorimir-t
iog praise of a just public opiniou.
A New Sten at an Old Stand.?At
Fuuderburg a old stand there has been
erected a new and neat sign, oa which
is written the name of n young enter
prising, steady business man ami his
business is described briflv on (his
sign. The sign resds to ono going up
or down Russull Street. C. D. ICoRT
john, Groceries, Liquors & Cigars.
- ? ? --- ? -#e- .
The New Strett-?Several new nt d
very tasty cottages are "to progress of
construction on the New Ptr?-et. Ono
urarly completed. Certainly sn im
provement and a sign of life.
By the way. es are tired of calling
thia thoroughfare the AVir Street and
as we hope to have several newer streets,
to avoid c >ufusion it is n.-crasary to
give the new streets name What shall
it be 1 Driggmsna Street ?
Another Enterprise?Col. John
C. Kd wards and Mr. W. Oakman, two
well kiiowu citizens of our county, have
established a new branch of industry in
our Town.
It is their intention to make a first
rlaaa article of bricks, and we eommetid
them to the patronage of the Town auJ
country. They ?rc thoroughly energtlc.
and we are satisfied that if they urc J
sustained, as they should be, tttey will j
torn out an article equal in every respect
to the celebrated lla:tiburg brick. Go
? nid see their yard nt the River Bridge j
Spring StylOS.?Wo condense for
the special benefit of our lady readers
an idea ot the faehtuus for the rapidly
coming spring.
1'olooeises will still he worn, of ever}
style, also bojques and overskirts.
Madame Deutoresl, an awful aU'hnrity
says, "No dtesn with sn overstirt of
any description can he entirely unfa*h
ionable." We advise Submission.
I'iques are pissed and have given place
to book muslin, (for ha? bleux) bishop's
lawn, y for Sunday) nainsook in cross
bars sud pr-lkn dotted swiss muslin (for
dancing parties.) Bla-k gremtdinn will
be popular, as also while grenadine
brocaded either in black or colors.
Dresses will be of a cleanly length.
I'annier aud melon puffs (for the fruit
season.)
The hair is to be worn in Greek fillet
(for dinner.) Lace preponderates in
bonnets. The votaries of fashion are to
wear long lace bridles.
C hildren ore still to be clad !
oaassssBSBrsaamsssri'iii isrnrnsssassssHssssassssssB?
Mrs. D- W. Sncll ?It is our ?ad
task to chronicle- the death of this esti
mable lady. She died at about sunrise
on Thursday morning, March 27th.
Into the portal of a saddened and
darkened home we would enter with
most respectful sud revereutisl tread,
bearing express i< ns of the sorrow sod
sympathy which are felt by an entire
community.
Amiable sud lovely in all the rela
tions of iife, a rent is made by her death
in that family group where she ruled by
a law of love. A vacant ohair, a silent
voice, the awcot auiiio "lost to eight, to
memory dear," a worthy example, s holy
influence these axe the touching souven
irs of her lifs and love. Affection
brings ite most sacred tears, to ley upon
her .bier?flowerets gentler than the early
buds of spring. Shall we ssj he, whoee
heart ia moat bowed by this bereavement
should not weep nor miss her tbo com
pinion through that long journey of lift
which they have traveled togother ?
Earth hafh no consolation for his sor
row ! But let hhn, who opens thoeer
ual earth tu hury his prieelr-'S treasure,
reinetohsr ' that which thou so west is
not tjuiokeued except it die " "It i*
sown iu dishonor; it is raised iu glory !"
? 'I ho harvest is the cud of the world ,
the reapers are tlte angels. The fumrai
services wcie preformed on Frid.i) alter
noon at Shil"h Church.
TUK ???TII AND TUE FltKSlUBNT'S
(yA 11 IN KT?'1 he Wushingtou Chronicle
of \\ i lit.ei ?!??_> say ! "It i" said that th?,
Southern deleg.tiot) urging President
Omul tu lia\c ihs South tepreected in
his cabinet are satisfied w ith the appoint
uietit nt _ex Senator Sawyer as a.-si.-tuut
secretary oftlie treasury."
Meat caters and vegetarians abuvr in
their per.vuts the cllects el'the diet The
first h s the most bruin force au>l nur
von?? en rgy A mixed f?otl of annual
and vegetable r.itt-jiM dev? lop-i tile high
cm intellectual powers A strfttrT'
rugcluhle living ordinarily gives a lair
complexion ami mutability, an 1 extreme
pugnacity when tho vegetarian's views
hi regard tu that one engrossing thought
of tiis life ate diaeu.tsed.
n? ? - ? ssssm
AriM.K'ATKi.vs Pt'it Pension.?The
commission t of pensions has just issued
a circular outbraving the following pro
visions "Von ?ro advised that an act
approved March 3 1373, provides that
the snuiiuissinucrs of pensions tnuti ac
eept declarations in els tu a under the acl
of Febuary 11.1871. made beforu any
ollici-r duly autli >rixud t>? ud.uiuistero tb?
for geuoral purpoai'S, when the appliuania
by reason of it linuity ot ago, are uuablu
to travel and that it has been decided
that uu affidavit of m practicingphtsician
^the tuugistruts crt?ying tu Iiis good
standing) mil be rcqjiitcd to show the
physical condition of each person elaiin?
ing the bciio?t of this provisi us."
'I i r. a * < <> AM) Kill -Mr: Jo! n T
Spu?utd. ot Lowell, Si-lids us an mt>*res
tiug communication in which In aav a
that he commenced rum drinking ut
fourteen years of age, at ll?o time he
Legan tn learn tu be a house catpcotur.
At sixteen he look tu !":.- p'ayiug as an
uiuusciueuls aud was oltcn present :.t
tu Ilster? no the train field. \\ lien twen
ty-utin, he drank us much ardent spirits
as he pleased until he w; s thirty-three,
when he discontinued its wso altng-tbcr.
His use of tobacco oimmrne'd at four
U-cn. und was ?continued until he war
sixty, when fctreailjr killed him. and iu
h#lf dcfetrse ttr gave it up. lie regards
tobucno as ? n ote iiijtii'ons than rum
drinking. Since he discontinued ram
and tobacco, he > nj \e.l go-id he - to. ami
though im* seventy Soven y?*srs of ag-.
can walk i fast aud work a* long ax
when he was thirty. Therefore he ud
vises everybody to be teetotal, so fares
rum and tobacco are nmeei u
- COMMERCIAL.
11 A UK KT ZU. PO IS TS.
Orrtos er tut OaAsnnnunn Naws,
March 2A 1S73.
COTTON ?Sales during ths week 7<?
bales. TY* quete r
Ordinary.I* 01 I
Lsw tliddling.1'. ^
Middling.1* * (?
Roi on It tea.SI.15 per on s hei
Cosa.$1.05 per bushel.
Cow l'r.Ait. 1.00 per bushel.
PlNOKas. 1.55 per bushol.
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of JltO. C. Kb?NERLY
and Jno. HUFFMAN, Bankrupts, Ex
l*urtt 0. B OLOvr.lt, Assignee.
By virtue or an order of aale to mo direct
ed from tlie Honorable District of South
Carolina, I will sell at public auction at Or
nngebnrg C. II.. on Monday. 7th April next,
at the usual hours of sitle for cask.
Certain Judgments, Notos and Aeeeunts
belonging to the Estates of tbe above named
Bankrupt e.
A list of the ubor? enn be seen on appli
cation to i he umU-riigric-l.
,0> B. GLOVER, Assignee.
m?r 2"J 8t
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of Sundry Executions to me di
reeied, I will seil tu the highest bidder, at
Otttngehurg C. II., on tbe FIRST MON
DAY in April next. HO It CASH, all the
Right, Title and Interest of the Depon.
ent* in the following Property, vis:
1. One tract of land com.lining 400 acree
more or less, in Orangeburg County, bound
ed on the Northen*! by Columbia Read, Kast
by lands formorly of H. C. Wanaamsker,
South and West by r. \\. Sasportae.
ft. One tract in stid Con n/ containing
3'JO seres more or lcs?. bounded on the
North und West by land of 0. Harnnoa.
Ku-t by the tract above described, aad West
by land of T. K. Sasportas
1 Mule. 1 Horse. 2 Oxen ana 1 Cow. Lev
ied on ue tlio property of Andrew Inabinet
ai tbe suit of Jacob Amaker.
ALSO
1. On" tract of land in s.?id County con
taining l"s acres more or Ice. bounded on
the Hant by land of Win. Men i, Weet by
land of N C. Whetstone, North by leads
formerly of .lo?bu* Hair, and South by
lauds i i Wen. Melts and J. P. Berry. Lev
ird on a* the properly of O. V. Melts at the
suit of J{. 0. Wiietstone.
ALSO
1. One tract of land in said County con
taining 1031 acre* more or less, swamp
laud. I.oiwided by .amis o> Ahrain K. Sbuler.
Crorge Whaler. Sam'l R. Sbuler, Frederick
Cam und .lottlma Hull"
2. One tract comaining 1031 aoree more
or less, swamp laud, bounded by lands of
w*. Hoiio. J. R. Moorer. Joseph Howell,
Sam'l R. Shuler and the Ch*r!e.?toa and
Oruntebnrg i'eunty line.
8. And one other tract containing 1031
act es more or b-ss, swampland, bounded by
lands of Sands of Sam'l *R. Shulor, Jeseph
L. Sbuler, A. Rush's grant, Joseph Bowell
und Abrum K. Sbuler. Levied on as the
property of Ch rl-e S. Bull at the suit of
Frederick K. Ilocou and Crowell HaJden.
Sheriff's Offee, ) M. I. CAIN,
Orangebnrg C. H. S. C, V S. O. C.
Mar. _utb, 1871. j
mar 22 U
\TOTICE TO < Kr DITOHI -
^ ^ All persons having deSsaads agaiact
lue Rstale of II. G. lluni, deceased, aad a'
persons iudehted te said Eetate will preeect
the saaae and make payment to the ander
sigued wiihiu three uentba frees tbie date
JOHN P. SPIGBNKR,
Qualified AoTsaiamratoe.
February 11th, io78. 18 td
NOTICE.?All Persons Hn-/
ing demands against the Estate of th?
late John Bonnet i will render an ateo'int of
theea ditly attested to, und thos* indebted
wili make payment to the undersigned.
JOHN F. BOM If ITT,
Bseeutor.
Oraagohurg March 16th, 1873. tf
THOS. W. ALBERGOTTI,
TWO DOORS KA8T OF
J. P. KARLE T'S
K oss.-II Street., Orangeburg. So. Ca..
Mas Jt'ST RECEIVED a fresh sapplv ef
FRENCH CANDIES.)
FIAI CAMHKS,
NUTS, all sorte,
TOTS.
CHINA WARS.
Large aad Small FANCT BASKETS.
RA1SONS.
PICKLES, kc , Ac.
A!m FRESH BREAD always ea haad.
t and mi i | Ii?- i to regular cualosaers every day
*< l heir doors. i
In mv cake department yea will Aad.
ruu if CAKKS,
FANCT CAKES.
GUNGUR8, Ac.,
Alwavs on hand and fresh.
FINK BRIDAL PRE8BMT8.
FKKSII PIES eonstaatly oa band.
WEDDINGS supplied with all kiads ef
Cakes and Ceatcelienarica at the ekerteet
notice.
Th* above "goods eaaact he excelled ia
quality and priee.
11 work warraated te give eatisfactice.
et 12 ly dec 14
WE ARE NOW
Ol'EXlNG OUR
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
Such as WIIITR GOODS. PRINTS, NOTIONS. AC.
Also a full bine of LAI US, MISSIS end CENTS SHOES, with BATS, TIES.
COLLARS and CUFFS.
FINK OJLI> HAVANA (IdARfh
In these "Hard Tiracii to Lire" we Imre on hand uiaoy si tides that will contribute gras*
,y to the ??creamre comforts."
Tfc intend to keep always "FULL UP" in the
GROCERY LWE
And ?< I] ihrm CHEAP for rath. All arc respectfully invited to call sad ezamiua our
STOCK and PRICES
MOSELEY & CROOK.
OPPOSITK CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
mar 29 feb 8 ly
ssjjssj sssassB 11 ? BSSSSS ? i ? ? i ? i muni ? sim fummmmmmmmmmmmummmmmmm^mmmmmmmmmmtmw^^^
J. WALLACE CANNON
II AS
on band
a full -t >ck
of CtlOlCR
GROCKRIKS, TOBACl 9,
C10ARS, AND FANCY
BRIAR ROOT PIPES,
With u complete stoek of
CHOICE LIQUORS from
.the eery osst
down to a
eontasoa
art i ein.
All
OF WHICH IS OFFERED Lf?W FOB CASH.
Gtrs me a call J. WALLACE CANNON,
mt 29 jap 18 Li^ht fr.et"> Old Stand
i
THEODORE KOHJff & BROTHER,
ANKOUNCB TO THE PUBLIC THAT THET ARE SOW DISPLAYING
NEW SPRING ST^ES
IN DRK8S GOODS, IN WHITF5 GOODS,
IN EMBROIDERIES, IN TRIMMINGS.
A Complete und ?????nable Stock of
HATS, Elf BONS, LACKS, V KB IM MOS, HOSIERY, on I CORSETS.
The >"M Assorted 8loek ol SMALL
WAKF.8 and IfOTlO.NS to be feuud
snywhere end at the
LOWEST 1?RICES.
We are enabled to ofTVr OR EAT IN PUCE*
MI NTS te Purchaser* of imMKS
TIC tiOODS. SHOES of
all Descriptions
and .Make
aud
READYMAD1 CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
CENTS and ROYS II ATS, CAB8IMERKS,
LINENS, and OTIIEE GOODS,
for Ueata and Rcys Wear.
Over Tkree
Hundred Pieces of
SELECTED AMERICAN PRINT i
Your Choice for 12} Cent*.
J. P. COATS SPOOL COTTON 75 c. per DOZKN.
All we aak of the GENEROUS PUBLIC is a call at our
LITT I. K STOI * E
Where they will find the HIGHEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS at the the mos? REASON A
ELB KAThS eeei ofTVrcd.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
mar 23 00
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP UNDER
he Firm uaiue and Style of
eT. W. PATRICK & CO.
respectfully call the attention of the Publ.c to the same.
J. W. PATRICK.
IS.AND IIAGOOD.
We would r-qu-at TIIMsR DESIROUS of PUR
CHASING to glee US h call at tha STAND form
erly occupied by
T. G. VINCE,
Next dear to DR A. C. DUKES' Drue; Store, and
examine our WELL SELECTED iTOJ.< .
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c.
Te-u here only to CALL and SATISFY jonreelf that w? are READY and WILLING t.
PLEASE.
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
mar 22 52
REMOVAL!
E. EZEKIEL
Inform his FRIEMDS that ho has MOV KD iuto the BUILDING lately ?ecu
pied a* (be
POST OFFICE,
Whe ho intends to open a FIRST CLASS
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
And will pay strict sttention to the
REH AIRING OF WATCH KS, CLOCKS AND JBWRLRY.
Will always kesf ran hand CLOCKS. WATCH KS, JKWELRY, fine CUT
LERY. PL AT KD WAKE. SILVER WAKE, and
LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS.
LOOK OUT KOK THE OLD SIGN OK THE
Ii I a W A. TCH.
mar 8 tf oo
HE WHO FIGHTS
Against a string and lively competitor in trade, must dsvoto hisasslf satirsly As tsehusi
aess. He must kao* his market and suit his customers,
AUD
Ay the selsslisn sf his stock, sad by his prices mast invite trade. Bo who
RUNS AWAY
with the idea last any sort of goods will do
WILL LIVE
To rtnont hio fslly. A Arst-elaee otook, and tha ability to soil at the ohsof net ynees will
essbl i a ss' /?Waat
TO FIGHT
Sneoessfully asty opposition and to eoaqner success. Lot customers eons im- Whether
they bay ray Groceries, Pure Liquors, Segars snd Goods or net, if thej aro pleased they
will rst-ura
ANOTHER DAY.
The bast Stack of Groceriss and the Cheapest. A full lino of Whrskies. Hnrsen Stshlel
and cared for at moderate rates. A devotion to bnsinsss. Those am say gearsotses
T>P mo t\ 1>. KORT J Oll IV.
?V ; ? lj v a
Fever and Ague,
from which mankind suffi-r ever a
the glot>*, U the consequence of e
in the >y*tew>, induced by the poll?.
vegetable decay. ThU exhalation U
the action cf eolar heat oa wet coil, at
the watery vapor from it. While the
tbe horitoo thU vapor Unger* near th,
face, aad the vins* ia taken with it
lungs into the blood. There it acts ac
poison on tbe internal viecera and
of the body. The liver becotaec tor)
accrete not only this virus, hot also
the blood. Both tbe virue and the I
in the circulation, and produce cj
tlonal disorder. 'Hie spleen, the kieai/e.
stomach sympathize with the liver, aad
disordered ab?. Finally, the inetiuet of
gauista, as if in an attempt to ??paVr
infusion, concentrate* the whole blood
in the internal cxerctorie* to force ths
out. The blood leaves the surface, and
the central organs with eosigcetivc viot
rSthcCniLL. But hi this effort it fall*
Fbvbb folleWs, in which the blood lea
Ural orgaac aad rashec to the a?rfaoev
aaolhcr effort to expel the irritating MUM
that other great excretory ? the ehla.
also it fails, aad the system abandons **"
ex hau? ted. and waits tor the
to repeat the hopoleae effort another day.
arc the fits or paroxysma of Fsvaa aks
Such ecnstitiitinnsl disorder will of a
mine die henltb if it is not removed.
Wo have labored to find, and have
antidote,
Ayer's Ague Cur?,
whieh neutralizes this malarias* poises
blood, and stimulates the Kror to expel At
body. Aa it should, ao it doe* swt* Skis
disorder with perfect certainty. Aad it du
or rather doc* what ia ef more service te
fact to this infection. If taken in cease
it from the system as it ia absorbed, ?
thoce who use it free from It* attackra;
?yatcta in health although exposed to She
Consequently it not only cures, hat seeest
the great variety of affections
by this niabgnant influence.
Fever. Chili Fever, Dumb.
Periodical Headache, or BUioa* H
Fevers, Nenrnlgia, Rheumatism,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh,
tions, Painful Affections of the 8
Colic, Paralysis, and Painful AL
Stomach and BoneJs, all of which, wt.cn
from this cau?e, will be (bund to
less the intermittent type. This " AOOS
removes the cause of those derangements,
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating i
tori04 to expel the virus fron? the as
these organ* by degree* become habited
their office of their own accord. Hence
we ttrra aeeKmatation. Time may
same end, but often life is not long cm
sacrificed in the attempt, while this Aev
doe* it at onoe, and with safety. We he
reason to believe this is a surer as watt
remedy for the whole else* ef
coated by the miasmatic infection, ths
whieh has been discovered : and it has
Important advantage to the pabtte,
it is cheap a* well aa good.
r-BEraasn dt
DR. J. C. AYER A
LOWELL, MASS.
Pates Oxs Dului ran Berns.
Ayer's Cherry P
has won for itself each a recicwn f
?very variety of Throat aad Lang C_
H U entirely unnecessary for as to r*
evidence of its virtue*, wherever it has
ployed. As it ha* long been ha
throughout this section, w* need act d*
Skswar* the people it* quality is kept
it ever has been, and that it may he
do for their relief all it has ever beets
Aver's Cathartic
FOR AU THE PUftfOSEs Of A
Foa CosTTVsnr
Fou tub Cvaa or 1)
Foa Javadicb;
Foa ths Ccaa or lam
Foa H eadacbb;
Fob tub Ceaa or Dys
Fob a Foci. Stoma
Fob tbb Cvaa or K
Fob tbb Pi lbs;
Fob the Cvaa or Scnoreia;
Fob all flcaorcLov* Co
Fob tbs Curb or Kobxtma'
Fob Disbaabs or thb Sanri
Fob tiii. Cvbr or Liver C
Fob Dboi-sy;
For. tue Gras of Tbttbb, Tt-tioss
Ilnnt m;
Fob Wobms;
Fob tub Cvaa or Gsvt)
For a Pix nur Pill:
For tur Cvbb or Niujbxlcsa?
Fob PanirTi u? tbb BlooSk
TWey arc sugar-coated, *o that the aveat
tiv* can take them pleasantly, and sesSag
vegetable, no harm can arise from task ase
quantity.
Friee V> cents per Bex; Tire
Great numbers cf Clergymen. I
men, and eminent personage*,
name* te certify the unparalleled
remedies, but ?ar epaes boss wiU pet
insertion of them. The Asm
such gratiscar Amrricam Aluabac
are given ; with also full descriptions
complaint*, aud the tieaUaetU
?owed for their cure.
Do not be put ceT by tBSSSSBssAjjAjl
other preparations they make
Demand Atbb's, snd take ao
want th* boat aid there i* for
have it.
AH ear Remedies are for ay
JUST AKBiTMl
or
Mules and TTnnMi
ACT
HOKSi:?* ! IIORHE1! t
We respectfully call tks attcatiea
citizens of Orangeburg aad O
Cennty to the fact, that we will have*
lot of herces from Virginia, ea this
by the twenteiih ef December.This
been selected from choice stesk
the Old Dominion, and v/ithse
necessities of this market. Tkey will
cist ef iuc Saddle and Harness he
else eall year atteniisa te t
? ales we new have ea band. W?
keep a lull supply ef both aersee s
constantly en haad. If ear stesk.
satisfactien, yen ran rs'erath*
year money haek, with in_*treet.
that's all we-wsat.
3 A LB STABL18 Of
W. M. SAIN 4%
bsv 11
sag 81
A. J. KVANfiw
TRIAL JrSTIC?,
Far OraxageJeeirs; Cervalf/.
All hseieess ontrasted te sis charge \
be atteaded -to with pressntasee.
CdHee at hie Mills aesr Sslssss's
8*at? Miste ?ivsx.
sept 14
X to *?0 PER I?AT!
WANTED! AH ctes.ee ef
people, ef either sex, yeusf er*tK?
tnoary at work for nils their
moments, *r sll the tisss, tkaa at
else, Particulars free. Address
G BTiKRO* * *??.,
say 2* -lo roriKnd, Mut\t\