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laaod? Tiiii, [8ung en the occasion of decorating tlio graves of the Confederate dead, at Magnolia Cemetery. Charleston, South Carolin?.] BT HKNRY TIM HOP. Sleep sweetly U\ your humble graves ? Sleep, martyrs of a fallen cause! Though yet no marble column craves The pilgrim here tu pause. j? "? v*. In stejht of laurel in the earth, dossom of your fame is blown, And 'settle wliev* waiting for its birth, The shaft is in the stoue! III. Meanwhile, behalf tho tardy years. Which keep in trust your storied tombs, Behold! your sisters bring their tears. And these memorial blooms, ? A1 *' ' Small tributes! but your shades will smile More proudly on these wreaths to-day Than when come cannon raouldcrtd pile Khali overlook this hay. >? V. ?top, ange!s, hither from the skies! There is no holier spot ef ground Than vrbere defeated valor Ho, By mourning boauty crowned. Tho ''slave of the ring"?a btidc. A grant for the West?Emignnt. A chiu that's never shaved ? An ur chin. A book for the table?One full of plates.* Car M t ? Sot together by the ears ? Sheaves of wheat. What docs a man sco in tho wild, wild wares 1?Sea loam. Tho joy of the dumb is always un speakable. Pawnbrokers sometimes prefer custo Soers without any redeeming qualities. St. do has a man with logs so bow legged that he has his panta cut by a circular saw. What is the next time to ''killing no murder 7" Sleighing time. Christianity is the worst trade, but the best calling in the world. Mise construction?Whalebone and paint, powder and wadding. A bad book to read ? A naught) biography (an autobiography ) If you want to know whether a tree is hollow or not, ax it. Widowers never die with grief. Just let then alone aud they'll soon re wive. Advice to lovers. When you cannot catch the lust car at night taka a "buss ' instead. Why in a mini-ter near the oud of his sermon like a ragged urchi .'. ? lo calise he's toward his closo. When is it most dangerous time to risit in tho country I When the trues nre shooting aud the bull rushes ate out. A Hungarian proverb. The mr" who on bi.i wodding day starts as lieu tcrttianf in the family will never gel promoted. A debtor gave an excuse fur oon pay ment that "money was vary close, but not olo.se enough yet for bim to reach it." -'Take her up tenderly, Lift her with c*re? No one knows how dearly a'>r paid for her hair. A Cabuque local editor complain* that thero is only one handsome girl in that city, and sbo is engage 1 to a doxen young' trie*.* What is that which he who has it not docs not wish fur, but bo who hah it would not part with for any money! A bnld" head. Punch asks: Why is trte man who does not beat a* bad as tho mm who docs?' Bccaunc he is no better. An intoxicated individuil wig detec ted tlio other night in an altauipt to pick the pockets of a billard tibia. An old batchclor says a woman may be Wtrprisad astonished takon all back bnt never dumbfounded. Mrs Paringtou will not allow Ike to play tho guitar. iSho snys he had it onco when he was n child, and it near ly killed him. Beauties often die old maids. They set such value on themselves that they don't find a purchaser before the market is closed. The grave?An ugly ho!? in the ground which lovers and pout* wish they were in but take uncommon care to keep out of. It ia a sad comment upon humanity, but ?oft aoap in so mo shape, pleases mofct folkg, and generally the more 'Mye*' you ;?ut in the better. a "Illinois ladies/' we are- tol l, "hut t rabbits on e*a#W ^roSsM' (* w>?suppose ' rabbit* on enow shooa" aro morn easily caught than thoss which run barefooted. A Seranton editor received a gold pen f?r a ChrieW" pr^ecut; but ii% doesn't u?* it. Uo >sys it i*.f?t kpslf sa handy as bjs i ]d pair pf scissors' in getting in editorials. /Iyer's Cherry Pectoral, ; For DiHoasrs of the Thront and Lunge, 1 auch oii Centerlm, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronohitin, Asthma, aud Consumption. , Probably never before in tin- whole history of ! medkine, has any thing won so widely ami to it to ply upon the confidence ol mankind, as this excellent remedy for puhuouary complaints. Through a long scries ol years, and among most or the races ol mcu It has usvu higher and higher in their estimation, as U ha*? become bettei Kimwu. IU uniform oliaraetor and power to cure the vn riotie affectioni of the lungs and throat, bare made it known us a reliable protector against tltein. While adapted to milder forms ul s1ulgr.se and to young children, it is nl the panic tiine the most effectual remedy that can be giren for inch* lout consumption, and Hie dangerous affections of tin- throat and Inn; :i . Asa provision ngamtt sudden attacks of Croup, it should bo kept on hand in every laiuilv, uuu indeed nil aie some times ?"bj?iil to CoUla and roughs, all lIjouM 1>o provided with this antidote for them. Although Denied Counumpttou is thousrhi in curable*, still Jfreat numbers of rjis'eswaeVe the disease seemed settled, ha\o bnen completely cured, and the patient restored to pound health hy the tltrrru Jfoctornl. to eoniplote U its mastery over the disorders of the 1 unw asd Throat", thnt?ic most obslinnte of them yield to It, YVbon nothinK elso cujuid reach (item, under the Cherry fectoml they subside and disappear. Sltifjrrt ami Public Nprakcro ?uu gi eot protection from tt. A *f limn is always relieved and eft?n wholly cured by It. nronthiH? Is genewillv curo<l by taking the Chtrrwt'ccinrni ni Mindl and fren,nent dose?. t*o generally are it* virtues known, tbnt we need not publish the coiiilicatos of thoiu here, or do more than assure the public tiiul Its quallUee are fully maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and A '-.no, Intermittent Ferer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fover, Dumb Aruo, Boriortionl or Bilious Fever, &e., and indeed nil tho affections which arise from malarious, m u rah, or xuiaairatio poisona. As it.-? name Implie?. it d ies Cure, and does not fail. Containing nrither Arsenic, Quinine, Lle muth, Zinc, not" any other mineral ?'V poisonous substance whatever, it In uouife Injmes any pa lient. Tho number and inrjwrtance nf its eine? In the ague districts, are Itferallv beyond account, end we believe without a parallel in the history oi Ague medicine. Our piidc Is gratified by tho acknowledgment* wo receive of the ladicnl CUroa effected in obstinate eases, and where other rem edies had wholly failed UnaeelimateU* i??rsons, cither resident in, or travelling through miasmatic localities, will Ivo proipcied by taking tho AUVK Cl'ltL daily. For /. tce'r ComululnlB, arising from torpid ity of the Liver, It is an excellent remedy, eiiinu luting Liver into bealtbv activity. Kor It?jous Phoniere mid l.lver '<.'otnplalnts, U Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cine-,, where other medicines had tailed. prepared by t)h. i r. ,\vm fa., Practical ami Analytical < heniists, Lowell, Mas-.., aud sold all round the world. price. $1.00 ri:n pottle. may 11 c I y Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair lo its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthj, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original eolor. irith the alms and freshness of youth Thin hair i:t thick ened, falling hair checked, and bald rteas oftun, though not nlway?, cured by its uso. Nothing can rotoro tbn hair where tho follicles are destroyed, or tho gland.* atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can l>c tared for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a patdy rrdi tnetit, it will keep i*. clean ana vigorous, lie occasional uso will prevent the hair from I inning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Froe from I hose deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous, and injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can only henefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing el.-^o can be found so desirable). Containing neither oil nor dye, it doc* not Eoil wbito cambric, and yet lasts long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glowy luitrc and a grateful porf JUM. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Pbactical and Analytical Ovxtnurn, LCnVKI./.. mass. ? Tx.i :.z *; 00. vra\ 1 I c It THE- GREAT* ? LOQO -P.U RIFl E R. i'o?.so-?iiiK powert ul invigorating Bagaggiii^iaaa sisi3aiiaia 'Xhe.no lbltcis aro positively invuluMble tu AlLSKINDISFASES?ERUPTl?rf^ They purity tl.o system, and will ours DYSPEPSI A' GENER?? DEBILITY. ltemittcnt and Inti'iuiittent Covers, and are a proven?va of Chllh and Forer. ? All jdeld to thpir powerful eflleaer. Wt COQD fQRTH?M?N1AUQRG&NI7ATinM ATS an antiuote to change of ?? aU and But. to the wasted frame, ond correct aU Will save days of suffering to tho sick, and The grand Panacea fer all t be UL* of Ufa. THY ONE- BOTTLE The Standari JEMiST^r inYoungorOld,M*m>^M^^^ *inglo, these lMtters are ua^V ^^equaUod and hare onen boon thaV f means of wing life. X. . * TR v one bottle. ^? ti e?3t">0*j" I a*d mv tjasa r??w.; . /7T Jl.1T*^ 'Mi A fT IXTf VrOTICE.?All Persons II?t 1 \-?ng drsnaode aeaiaU ibe Hetato of the lato John TionaeX tVrtll ftnteV ia iccoint of them duly attested to, and those ihdebtod will make payment to the undersigned. JOHN P. B?NNRTT, / 11 i T ' 2 Fxeeutor. Oraaseburlr Mafrcn loth, 1873. il HE WHO FIGHTS Against a strong and lively competitor in trade, must derate himself entirely te hie buei n?s? He meet k?o* hia raarkwt and auli bla customers, AND Ay the aeleelien ef hia ateek, and hjr hia prices must invite trade. He who RUNS AWAY with the idea that ear aort ef good* will do # WILL LIVE "" Te repent hia felly. A flrst-olaas atoek, sad the ability te sail at the cheapest prices will euahle a aaerokant* TO FIGHT Successfully any oppoaitien and to conquer success. Let caatomer* eeaaa in. Whether tiny buy ray Groceries, l'nre Liquors, Segars and Oeeda or aot, if they are pleased they will return ANOTHER DAY. Tba brat Steek ef firooeries and the Cheapest. A full line ef Whiskies. Horse* Stabled srvd eared tor at moderate rates. A devotion to business. These are ear gaarautees. Try me. I>. HORTJOH.?. roar I e ly 1 .iJ J.- PI.'- ju IS? Jl >fl'K'. A MAN WHO Stalls Fi sir<ess should "ge in" t* win. In opening the Enterprise Saloon, ths Sabseribtr detoiroinsd te LAY In a full snd Coed Sloes of Liquors, that would ?ommend thenisilves to all. and by cour tesy and attention to plso* all whotiied litin UNDER j The nseessity of admitting that be was a fair dealer. Thoss whe drank from : The Faucet of the Lager Beer Barrel t- ? wwtk e at?riaQtnsd should ')o ?afisfie t and hi indneed te return. Hs dot era in ell dar and think ALL NIGHT. ? osi ta establish a reliable eustom. Tlo bas fneeeeded. From Monday worms; 'he rusk continues until SATURDAY NIGHT. \ From the tin - that hi? anaon .eira iat I FOUND j is nay1 into the paptrs and~ BURST " Upen tue notice ef the pnblte, until now, the ss'e of Liquors, Segars ??1 Tobacco ha* continued with urn hated peirenag*. OPEN Deors, and hearty wrlcome kas bean the motte, and i TO-DAY . The nnd^r igned returns his thanks for the liberal support he La? received and heg? It? eontinuanee at the ENTERPRISE SALOON, ke.pt ^ BY J. HERMAN WAHLERS. j ftb \b ly i i sea ?i .?- ivii?u ._eta _! . jz^nj 1 1 ? ~.!3.-?-s.!ij-jl; '-i-e?t.u. - ! New Goods ! ARRIVING BY EVERY i I NORTHERN STEAMER, AT GEO. H. CORNELSON. J la order te bo prepared for ths demands of the season, I am receiving large aupplioa ef all tho varioaa goods ueeded at this tima of the year, suoh as P'antation Supplies, Tools. Flows, Iron. And everything else necessary to make a ernp. I am Agent for the following raluablo and established ManwreC : , ETI WAN GUAN'\ ETI WAN DISSOLVED TtONE, ETI WAN CK >P FOOD. ATLANTIC PHO'SPHATE. ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE. E FRANK COE'S PHOSPHATE. PERUVIAN OUANO. LAND PLASTER LIME AND BAIT. All the above Manures are offered at nmnufscturers prioes will hi sold at the asms terms ssat the works and will be delivered if requested st any depot on the8outh Carolina Railroad a. jeb 1 (itO. H. OORNELSON. K1_L uadt- ! i I_-1- . - 1.. J L -1 J. IL . X -' DUKES' HOTEL. RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C. The Sobaeriher takes great pleasare ia announcing to his FRIENDS and the COM MUNITY that he has OPENF.D a FIRST-CLASH HOTEL, at the Lafg* Residence recent ly eeeupied by Mr. Dane Wannamaker. Comfortable Accommodations, a Bounteous Table and Ceurteui Attention are Uaaranteed jan (8~3aa J. W. II. DIKES. .|,J_ti_. K.JL-l.U1...1. .... l?JLi~~L,*J~*tJil~~L-- -t-TJl iJl's'aIll, ^VT COST THE PA LA CE OF MY STOOK OF Beady Made Clothing and Ladies Dross Good's will be offered for the next 30 davs at and BELOW COST for the CASH. jr. IvIrVtJI %RA~S. i jnn 11 New York, JUST ARRIVED FROM TIIK ABOVE MARKfcT 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 aLS< > A FULL STOCK OF FAMILY . GROCERIES CALL SOON AND SECURE BARGAINS! ?a 7 1). T, O TJ L B , n-,r -rnarr.ir ??^....?iiA.,-. '^:u^^T?rfa.-7irri iiiTaKcaBBat?^ REGULAR DAILY TRADE. ANOTHER TRAIN JUST . N AND FILLED \TITn DESIRABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SHoYpiNG AT ULI SCOVILL & PIKE, M?V.ing ?ci?ci.ii)u from tlicir Extraordinary Lirge tnd V.irlcrl Slack ?f GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Tbeir ?ssortmen(, with constant additions, is UNSURPASSED Unth as to STYLKS and QUALITIES. Jhcir facilities ill drawing supplies from desirable Markets FOR THE CASH Enable them to make tbe best pnsaib'e RATES, will*'? i* the OLD ftULR em tioued from iu ORGANIZATION ? 18 42, Girin'? an experienee of 30 years in Business. Economy and Enterprise together with the En^rpy aud csntlemanlT depart ment of all their Assistants, are always found at tho OLD ESTABLISH KD HOUSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. may 25 s ly \ffofcf.nuiFop,M Tiir ri m.ic that uk is stii.i. <\\rr?in? on the car W riaire Making in ?11 it* various branches nn<l will Mannfacture er Repair at tbt Shortest Notice, all Carriages. Bfiprgioa or Wagons. And am also prepared wits? NEW PRESS AND C, s! TO GIN AND PACK COTTON SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED at MV mill ha* brought f-om\ (o 1 cent store than ?hat dinned on the common 'ft?. eet \\<) U ly ? _t-^ It RlOfl?, so IT Ii ( aiiouna hailkoai) CtiitLKSTOH, 8. C. December ^fltM**-)?;) ON AND AFTER Sl'SPAY DECEMBER' 24. the Passenger Tfiiu on the Seutk Csrolirfa Railroad will run nt follows. for AtlOl'STA. ., rifttK j' * i * fJ !?'? ? - ? ba <??. on ? Leave Chi*r7estoo.....8,10 A. M. Arrive at Angela.:.4.'IC P, M. '? roa Columbia. Leave Charleston.8.10 A. *f. Arrive at Columbia.../.-..4.06 F/ 'A. ?? ... fto'rj r*ai >on i'tlARLKSTOM. f.tave Augusta.7.40 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.20 Y. M. Leave Columbia.........7.40 A. M. Arrive at Caarleetoa. ..?30 r. *f. enaocca wiLMiauToc Taain Leave Augusta.-.1 00 A. M. Arrive at Kingville.-V.OO A Leave Kii.gviUe.12.80 1* Arrive at Augusta.C SO r. M. ACGI STA kic1it IX T RSSS-S s5dats X xc fcrVrfsV Leave Charleston.8.20 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.7.80 A. M. ? Lesve Augusta.6.00 P. M Arrive at Charleston.6.66 A. M. colimbia xtunT Lira ess?tvxi>ats axn*>T*'((, TID' ? Leave Hiarleaton...7.10 P. M. Arrive at Columbia .X. M. Les-e Columbia.8.00 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. M. 8UMMERVILL1 TRAIS. Leave Summrrrille at..7.26 A. M. Arrive at Charleston at.8.40 A. M. Leave Charleston at.8.80 P. sf. Arrive at Summervilic at.4.44 T. M, CAMURX BRAXCn. Leave Camden.6 16 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.1.46 P. M. Arrive at Camden. 6.26 P. M. Dar and Night Train? make close oooaee tiott at Augusta with Georgia Railroad sad Central Railroad. Night Train connects with Macea anna) August* Railroad. Columbia Night Train connects witat* (?reenviile and Colunibia Hailroad, and wiikt Charlotte Road to points North. Camden Train connects at Kingville daily .. ( except Sundays) wi?h L'%j Passenger Train, and nrus through to Columbia. A. L. TVLER. Vice-Presideat. 8. B. Pickeks, General Ticket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Blind3, <S,c* p. i mm T O A Ll% Mamirjicturor a::il D(iiterf'J*-* No. 20 Tl?>! e Ftr -ct and ID.rlbeck's Wharf rilARLKSTOX, R. Oi? f?J?y Thi? i? the Larjoat nnd w??s? Com. plete Fact?>)-;?' of the kind in th* SomUsxa State? end all articles in this line caa be 'urn'.shed by Mr. P. l\ To.vl.aat prises which dc*y competition. X>Qr A pamp .lot with fWI -nd detailed i list -?f all ? x.-s *f DaKrs Ssshesirnd Blieds. and.lhe prices of each, m Ul br sent free see pest Paid, an app?catin.I to ; P. I?. TOAI.B, * CHAP. LESION. S. july* l.V wee MONK! LANXOT JJir IT! For .Sight i? Friede*?!' BUT THE DIAMOND SPECTACLE* Win. 1Y?ESERVR IT. If yon valae your Fycsigkt aae these Per. feet Lenses, Ground from Mioute Crystal Pebbles. Melted together, and derive taedr name "Diamond" ea account of their Hard'' nest and nrilliahcy. They will last assay y sars without change, . and are warrant en superior to all others in asc. Manufactured by tWo Spencer Option* Manufacturing Co., New York. CAUTION.?None Gennfng unless stamp ti with our trade mark. ? VBtn For 8ale by Responsible Agents Ihroagk otil the Union. E. J OLITIROS, j?n 20?ly Orangeburg, 8. C. THE Citizens' Savings Bank OF SOUTH CA MOLINA, Orangeburg Branch. ' Will pay J TF.U CENT. INTEREST e? SPECIAL DEPONIT? ami 6 PER CE?T. on SAV.NG8 DEPOSIT?, Compounded Semi annuaUy. amoral Finance Commitif*. Hon THOR. W OLOVKR. Col. PAUL S FKLDKU. Capt JN?. A. HAMILTON.' JA8. II. FOWMCtJiil' Assistant C'aenior. mar 21 jaa elw - ? -4-1 ?*- _1 <;; *n '* At Private Sale. rnilF. PLANTATION forming a part of 1 the Estate of the late Col. Keitf, aae kuown as the DARBY PLACE. The traeV consists of about <r<>0 acres, one half woE' Timbered, the remainder Hick, Bed, Loam * Soil, adapted to < tons ,.f .ill Itjnds. These are the Finest Lands in the District, aatsp wore valued at $ JU per acre ia 1864V jWeestjll be sold for one-hall tba' , rice now. I fourtai cash, the remair ?r in three iai menu bearing interest from date sad ' enred by tnortgag* of I ho same. This |a a splendid ohanoo for an# -yao 4?. siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Water Paar? or, excellent Cattle Range and a Renacor Neighborhood. Apply to Sirs. L. M. KRfTT. *> ' -J 0?;#aTPT, Essae, jan 8 y ft.eua t ?ft?M a4a?n x_v?rt \ v>- to $24> pjfc>H OAYi s%l?cstaj Qt) WANTED I Aft classes of working people, *f witker s%**, y^u^^n^aV^?ka e more money st work for us in their ?a*Ve moBients-. or air the time, than at anything Oho.. glVrtculars f rj ?. Add moo . O 8TIM80.V A Pf*.t 1 ?ep: '?' -lo mjsj^ Poffltk l, Maine.