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LOCAL. TP. !P. BEARD, Associate Editor, C^r Mr. Kink Robinson is authorized to 'collect nhd receipt for advertisements and sub scriptum? to the Times. Oriflin & lloflinan, Advertising Agts., No. 1, South street; Baltimore, Mtl., are duly au thorized to contract for advertisement* at our lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are re ?quested to leave their favors with this house Church Services. Presbyterian Church?Services at 101 A. M., and 5 P. M?Sabbath School at 8 A. M ? Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. J. i>. Browne, Pastor. Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal)?Ser vices on the 3d andoth Sabbath of every month at 10\ A. M. and ? P. M. Sabbath School 0 A. M. Rev. S- Melliehainp, Rector. Methodist Church?Services at 101 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sabbath School at 8J A. M.? Rev. F. Auhl, paster. Lutheran Church?Sabbath School at I) A. M. P. A. Dant/.lcr. Superintendent TOWN DIRECTORY. Mavor? F. IL W. BriggtUamY. Clerk?10. J. Oliveros. Treust tier?Wni. Will cock. Aldermen?E. .1. Oliveros, Wm. Witleoek, <Jeo. Boliver, A. Martin. Don't forget that ( 'apt Hamilton can furnish doors, sashes, blinds, &c\ Thanks.?We are under obligations to Mr. John R. Hobrand, for copies of late New Orleans papers. Puff! Pi i i !! IVkf*.! ! ? MV. Her man W?hlers will accept our thanks for several "pulls." The cigars are the best we have tried in this market. - ,0 a am - ?'Dull times," it is snub arc the best for advertisers. Recause when money is light, and the people are forced to econ omize, they always read the advertise ments to ascertain who sells (he cheapest, and where they can trade to the: best advantage Licicnhks.?We would remind our nadcrs that the. time for renewing their licenses, under thtrStntc License Law, is now at hand. 1/ailure on their puH subjects thcin to a heavy penally. 'flic. Southern Cultivator lor duly i.? vxccllcul. Snbseibo for it% Address W. A: \Y. L. .1 incs, Athens, tin. Terms, S*2 per year. For the hcncftl of those interested, \vc <ippcnd an extract front the Internal lievcuue Law, in relation to the .-ale oil tobacco: ?'Dealers in tobacco .-hall each nay ??*>. Every person whose business it is to sell, or (.(II r for sale, manufncturcd tobacco, Hiiuifor cigars, shall he rcgardctl as a dealer in tobacco, and the payment id' a special tax, as a wholesale or retail liquor denier, or the payment of any other special tax, shall nut relieve any person who .-ells manufncturcd tobacco und cigars, from the payment of this] tux." JuviOXIUO.? We have been requested to (date that an address will be delivered this evening, at "> o'clock, by master John I>. Andrews, a 1. Whittemoro's Factory, in the interest of the band of juvonillcs, who ore raising funds t ) purchase a small lire engine. The occasion will, no doubt, be an interesting one, as the young orator is a mere boy ; bat one who has the ability to speak on an occasion such as the one al luded to. An admission fee of only ten cents will be required, and we would be glad to sec the meeting largely attended. -*W ? --- Col. 1). Wyntfc Aikcn organized a Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry in Columbia, on last Saturday. A special telegram to the Charleston "News," from Baltimore, under dale of July 8?30:30, I'. M., says: ? The South Carolina Delegation met to-day at the Carrol It on Hotel, and the Hon. \Y. 1). Porter was elected chair man of the delegation, and Thomas Y. Simons member of the national oxceu coinmitteo from South Carolina. All the members of the delegation are in good health and enjoying themselves. An absconding Radical Shcrilf in Tex as was recently pursued, captured and ? reinstated in o/lit i. " Crumbs.?Jns. F. Izlar, Esq., and Col. A. IX Frederick, of this county, nro in attendance at the Democratic Convention at Baltimore. ? From all sections of the County wo hear fluttering reports of the universally good prospects of the crops. ?Abundant showers of rain haVe fallen in this Vicinity in the past four or five days. ?Messrs. W. M. Sain ifc Co., the en% tcrprising livery stable proprietors, have just added to their stock of vehicles, two elegant buggies. The best of teams can he procured at their stables. ?Those Svho . desire to lay by some thing fbf a Wet day, should not fail to take advantage of the inducements held out by the Citizens Savings Bank. Our popular young friend, *L IL Fo\Vl?s, Esq., is the Assistant Cashier*, ftt this place. * ?Mr. A. F. Browning, of this place, has been appointed Trial Justice, by Gov. Scott, vick, A. B. Knowlton, re signed. ?Watermelons are plentiful in town ; but peaches are slow in making their ap pearance. ?There are thirty two liquor dealers, and fifty three tobacco (balers in this county. ?Important reduction in the postal money order system have been made. ?Divine service is being held every night during this week, at the Methodist Church. ?Won't some one take steps to organ ize a brass band, in town? ?A Base Ball Club is being organ ized by the young men of our town* ?The officers of.Ort?ngebufg Division, Xo. 2-1, S. of T., were installed on Mon day evening of last week, \Vu understand it was a very interesting occasion. ?T. A. Jeffords, Esq., has recently re painted hjs handsome dwelling, located on Kussel! rUrtict, near the B. C. Ifail rovd, ? - v-. ??Messrs. Ilidl, Scovill & Wife re ceived a large and We!Lselected addition tf> their stock, ykHevtluy. The. goodd lire opened fur inspection l:)-tb?.y, ?Dr. T. Berwick Legare will be alt sent from |0\vtl for It short time, attend iug the Dental Convention, now in ses sional Richmond. Our readers will bo duly advised of his return. * ?The contract lor tlie erection of the new fence around the public square has been awarded to Mr. William Baxter. ?Our readers .will find plenty of in teresting news from Baltimore) in this issue. ?ThoTi.MKfl will he sent to ahy ad dress, from now until the fust of Janu ary, for one dollar. CHINA HALL. WM. 12. STANLKV, IMI'OUTCII ASH UKAI.KII I vr china, class and e? htji knwa It k, Silver-plated, llrituunia and Japanned WarCt T a I) 1 o 0 u I, J c r y , M i r r o r s, (; .1 ,v- /?? / A' T V it /?: s, IfoUSK-FUKKlSUlmi (ioons <! 1:I N ItAI.LVi 28-3 SELL & FOSTE1L IMl'OltTKUS AND DKAI.r.as IK Fancy Goods, Notions, Fancy Dress goods. Hosiery Gloves, Laces, Ladies' Cloth Cloaks, Worsted Goods, Trimmed Hats Millinery and Straw Goods of bveuy l)b?J?i?tiuox. No. 27 Hayne Street, Charleston, S. C. 12 -6mo JAMES ALLAN. DKATiKR ix Watches, clocks, jewelry; ster ling silver, Km.ctacles, I'yi:-(; i.as>ks and Fancy Goons No. !J07 k in'.; street, Charleston, .v. C. 1-26 DR. R. B. HEWITT^ 84 WENTWORTU BTKET. C 3i A R L E S T O 1ST, S. C. Can lie consulted on the following disen-cs, and diseases of a kindred nature, free't.f Chn'rjio anil hi strict ccnlu'cnc". < .'harp's moderate, and within the reach of till. 'Office hours from u a. in. to 1 p. in. RHEUMATISM and NEURALEIX. In all arthritic complaints, as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia; etc, this practice is almost per fect. The most intense pains are almost in stantly relieved?enormous swellings arc re duced?ltnibs wl ich have been contracted and still' for years arc relaxed. Cases of twenty, thirty and forty years' standing have been Cured by mc, after all other means have failed. A great accomplishment ii my triumph over pain, hy which i can often, in a few moments, toothc and carry oil'the most exeriitiatiutr buH crings. if thii syitem did nothing more than to re lieve pain, it would Bland superior to any other system extant, QATAKltll. Stoppctl-tip Head. Running of the Nose, constant hawking and spitting, constant 1 Mowing of the Nose. Thousands sutler from that most annoying disagreeable complaint ? Catarrh. without knowing what it is. Often the secreted mucous llnwing down the throat clogs up the lungs and lays the founda tion for consumption. The most skillful physicians fail to cure it. 1 cure any case of obstruction?stopped up head?discharges of greenish, thick, thin or glairy mucous from the nose, internal or exter nal?pain or fullness between the eyes?con stant blowing of the nose?intlamnntion of the nasal passages,?liberation of sclpicideriau membrane, etc., in the course of a few days. deafness. Nervous Deafness, Noise-* in the Head, Otor rheoa?Otitis (discharge, from Kar), Paralysis of Auditory Nerve. I am daily treating all aOcctions of the ear with the most gratifying rosults. Sonic who bad paid aurist.s nearly ?1,000 without benefit, have been cured by me in a few weeks at mod erate expense. MERCURIAL DISEASES. Mercury, injudiciously used, has tilled the earth with wracks of humanity. Thousand* sutler front its effects who have been n'nCou scously drugged by their physician. It is vain to attempt the cure of the majority of diseases while it remains in the body. Although 1 have beard of several so-called antidotes for mercury in tho human body, I have never yet seen a physician who could eliminate ii from thesvsteui; I can satisfy any patient or phy.-ic in that I ??an absolutely extract mercury, lead, zjne, and oilier mineral poisons, in every case. cancels. N?li-ma-Tangerc, impose, or Wolf Cancer, Scirrluts Cancer?Fungous Cancer, Uose Cancer- Spider Cancer. 1 make a groat specialty in the treatment of every description of cancer and tumors: I tow many cancers and tumors are wrong fully treated by certain Charlatans styling themselves "Cancer Doctors. ' A ITcfneing pronorihccd im nrablc, 1 will take any one ol these casts in band, ami make a permanent cure. My terms lor treating cancers, etc., will be based on the a.";o and condition of the pafient, and the po-itivo certainty i I*cure. ISlfflOl XVILL 1 AM \v ii olks alk and retail manit'acti'rim! ck;.\i; and T015ACC0 HOUSE. N.t ItIO, KINO STICKT., (Helwceh VVentworth :::ul Society Streets.) saugest stock south oF r.Vohiicc< >., 3?irJefe, ?fco Coll a ml examine befott buying elsewhere. Country orders solicited and promptly filled. All goods delivered free to De pot, und no charges for cases or boxes. ? WILLIAM SCHRODER, Proprietor. ?June If, 187*-! I'.? if MEROIVEY^ HOTEL OltAXG'KHUKG, S. Cj I am plea-cd to inform my numerous friends throughout tin- StiltO that I have purchased Iho "Troadwoll Hotel," and am now rejuvena ting ami fixing it up in the most modern style. The tables are well furnished from the Charleston markets. 1 guarantee full satis faction. W. A. MKRONEY, Proprietor. apr 20 WHY DO THESIT want it? |?ir.\rSK llie iMMno-'Slmlllr Sowing Ma ? w oitino, for S'J">, is Siot oilly cheap, l>ul war ranted to to do any kilitl of work done hy a $7o .Machine. will get you a handsome Ma chine, with table complete- Dozens of them running in Orangeburgand giving perfect Batiij faction. TAYLOR'S PRIZE MEDAL (COTTON GINS on haml. 40 Saws, i, 45 Saws, 1, 50 Saws; warranted ami sold at Factory Prices, ? JOHN A. HAMILTON. .1 tine 25. JOB PRINTING AT THE "TIMES" OFFICE. Executed with neatness and dispatch All ERSONS WHO INTEND LUR chasing Stock in the hill arc hp formed that The LARKST STOCK of Horses ami Mules ever brought 16 this market, will he of fered for sale or given a* Way At the SA LE ST ALLES of W. ^1. SAIN A- CO. The Stock supplied at, those Stables will he broturbf fresh From The green pastures of Old Kentucky. Mr. \Y. M. Sain will leave about the l:r.-:t of August tit make his purchases; W. M. SAIN A- CO. WARM WEATHER HAS COME, And so has one of the finest, choicest ami mi.-; complete Stockt of DRY COOLS, GROCERIES, ?c, AKIIIVKII \T IP 11 \Y I{iMiiiiiiiiimCs Store, IN UlhSSELLS'/ltEET, Tlia t an be found in Onmgolnirg. -In inspcb t'mit will satisfy all. No trouble In show Goods. I In addition in the above I have on Ijntul and <<?'? I sale a number of the Anleriinn llut ion-Hole Machines: This machine will do in the best possible manner every variety of family sewing tbiit can be done on any machine, and in ad dition embroider* on the edges, overseaiU!?, ami makes beautiful button and eye/ct holes in all fabrics. This is unniiestionithlv far beyond (he capacity of any other machine. Instruction given, told satisfaction guaranteed to all pur chasing a machine. F. II. W. BRIGGMAKN. mav 1"< tf m\i\ LU l)V <'. |). P.I.I'M Ej Artist, lias opened a Gallery where lie u prepared lit take Photographs, Daguerreotypes, Ferrotypes, Ac, ln a few minutes at the lowest possible rates. Uatk up to the Gallery' over Mr. F. II. 11' hriggtmuin's Store, if you want to obtain a preset!I that is always appreciated by Lovers, Sweethearts and others, viz: Yourself Satisfaction guaranteed- may 1?t T South Carolina R. R. MAM. AND rASSENUKIt TRAIN*. Leave Columbia at - - 7.40 n m Arrive at Charleston at - - 8.20 p in Leave Charleston at 8.20 a in Arrive at Columbia at - - - 4.05 pm KlOUTl'XrUKSS, Fltf.KitlT ANti ACCOMMODATION train, (Sundays excepted.) LeaVe Columbia at - - - 0.50 p in Arrive at Charleston at - - 0.55 a in Leave Charleston at - 8.20 pm Arrive at Columbia at 1 0.40 a m Caindoii Accommodation Train will cdhtinue to run to Columbia us formerly?Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdavs. A. L. TYLEK, Vicc-Presulent. ? S. P.. Pickkxs, General Ticket Agent. WILLIAMS, BUIINIE & CO. t (LMMISSION MERCII ANTS, ?'.. Hearer street and 29 /;'.?"' ?Ifli Place. 1' 11 .:ti BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. w Uns, isow ARE li A P.TDLT I HinJXICIISTGr tlieir L'^B^^J^ STOCK OF ? ? "V i ?? ??? f t-f.-I Jr.-v.- j iytl 'GENERAL MERCHANDISE, . ; INDUCEMENTS AHE OFFERED, GOOD STYLES AND DESIR?tl? ! ltd rtij ??rr ! GOODS ARE ALWAYS FOUND AT Bull, Scovill & Pike's, VtVi , 1 . " :f>-:ti t;,-i-/.hf|(4..*^ \\ ho sue agents lorFirsf.eln?.s ^ LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES'. Also Agents for the IMPROVED WINSHIP COTTON GIN, under tert/iSf ginned 150 lbs. seed cotton to each saw in 5 hours and 50 minutes. Thus a fiift^ Saw Gin can turn out about () bales, 400 lbs. each, in about 9 hourg. ff ruuatjy high rate of Bpccdi Purchase tile Winsbip Gin. 1 ' ,f( BULB, SCOVILL & PIKE, Agent*.* ?'T .tune 11, 1872?18?tf '? DRUG STORK! For diu liberal patronage which I liave thus far received from the citizens of Orangebiirg and the confidence shown In lite hy very nuni uroiiH friends, 1 take the opportunity of express ing hiy sincere ghlti'.ude in the "Orangcburg Times." The encouragement of past patron age n?d kindness induces a strong faith in future success, and, while thanking my friends for past favors, 1 can assure them that nothing will he left undone to deserve their continuing patronage. My store is essentially a Drug Store; where will lie kept such Dritgs and Medi cines ahme, as I will warrant genuineand Pure. I have arranged to supply my cintomcrs with Medicines of the very best quality afforded in the market. I avoid all cheap useless articles, and yet my prices shall be as reasonable for valuable, good, fresh Medicines as anybody's. I iii vite the Physicians of the District to call ami examine for themselves. They are judges to w hose opinion I submit* Send your orders ami they will he filled to your satisfaction. JitM received a stock of pure, medicines consisting of Laudanum, Paregoric, Castor Oil Sweet Oil, Epsom Salts, Cream Tartar, Carb. Soda, Ac., Dye Stuffs, Paints and Rrushes, Con centrated Lye, Patent Medicines of all kinds. Just caiVat the .S'onthern Drug .Store on Rus sell Street, and you will be sure to get what you wanti A. C. DUKES. cotton states LIFE Insurance compamy. Principal Office, Mac?n, Ga. The undersigned having been appoint ed State Agents for the above Company and established the office of the. Com pany in Columbia, invite Attention to one or two of the advantages otfered to them who may desire to otfect insurance on their lives in a safe Home Company ; The Hoard of Managers at a recent meeting, passed unanimously the follow ing rc>o!t!tion :' "Resolved, That in view of the Ihet that there are unusually large sums paid for Life Insurance, to the Cohipilhies Of the North ami East) which sums being there invested, contribute to the enrich ment of those sections, whilst our own South is greatly in need of cash capital to prosecute successfully our Agricultu ral and Mechanical enterprises ; it is or dered, that for the purpose of retaining these sums in our midst, hereafter u cer tain proportion of the net cash receipts from premiums, amounting to not more than 70 percent, of the same be invested in such manner ns inny be in accordance with the regulations of the Company, in those sections front which the said pre miums are. attained;*' (Signed) AVM. Ii. JOll^STON, President. George S. Oeear, Scc'y. The Financial strength of the Com pany places it in high rank. Its hist Annual Statement shows that tho Com pany possesses, besides its large Guaran tee,- 8170 for every $100 of its liability. ARNEY & PARKER, State Agents. June 5. NEW GOODS. SPRING 1872. At the popular Dry Goods House of w. jj. LOVE & co. We are now .showing all the new styles in Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Trimmings, Cassinicrs and Cloths, Hosiery and Gloves, Prints, Cambrics, Carpets, Matting, Window Shades. Ac, Oitr.busincss is conducted on the one price pvstem. We k?*ep only standard makes of Good-, ami * - i I them at uniformly Low Prices. Orders from thu country will bo tilled with e'p utmost cue. &?if Bargains this week. npr '27-lhno >/ if hi?? ii'?Y ?v 'It hlutiji m I am p/eascd to inform my numerotn that I have returned to Lewisvdlo, and have established my . -loitort? uu yd 11+ PICTURE GALLERY , 1 hare just received instruments with which I can take as gndd and pt:rftict'h ptet?ro atf CftdO he bad anvvdiercin theState. yralisv irtnir at A tria' is ad I ask. Perfect satisfaedonimaran tce?i. T ?y?rr?TT} ,*> Uu// and take a look at ray f'allcrv-, 'r - jwj S. M. PE?.R8QN, Artist,, fKjTf, mav l?-tf I , ' /mi oj it /iluj ? Wm. Xttatthiessen. FINE CLOTHING & TAlirORIW? II O U S E / ; No. 291 King St. Corner' Wentworth, Charleston, S. C; Offers an elegant supply of SpthYg* CLOTHING, for men youths aM t?y^ of New Styles, at moderate' prices'. Furnishing Goods in great varicty."Y ^ttr Agent for the Cfhs. Star Shirt*, ? 1'"",,f! Tailoring Department supplied wMV*)' '; full line of desirable and seasonable Cloths; Cassiineres and ;Vcstipg.s, w hich' will bo made up to order in fine style.' apr 10*-3mos. _!_L 1 "il .rftfiO-> NOTICE.. W?Z OFFICE CO?NTY ?UDrt?R/ OnANUKHUo County, S. CV Juno 5th 1872'* Ju?{ Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING |rjr the ASSESSMENT and TAXATION t?f PROPERTY, approved Sept. ISO*:, u l.sb'8, dittl all Acts amendatory thereto:.,. Notice is hereby given that, this (Mice, will bo open for receiving RETUR?*$_pg,T PERSONAL PROPERTY* from the FIRST DAY of JULY to the twentieth dny of AUGUST, 187& AU Owners, Agents, Administrators, <&o.? oJff;RcaU,. Instate are enrncstly requested to maito Returns tu this Office in order to pw*v?n$. > ICrroncjus ICittries from being maths &t1; the Tax Hooks. All persons failing to make their Returns ou or before the,20th day of August, a Penalty of 50 per <*nt will be added to their Assessment.. | , JAMES VANTAS3EL,;[v County Auditor. 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