Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, November 13, 1872, Image 6
POETRY.
Vendor and TrOe.
Ho atntVfcorn' ft* neW In ray golden hair
v" A knot of ribbon Mue;
He placed 6tt my fVand o jcwol rare,
And whiBpertd soft as he heb) it there,
?Tenth? Aid-true?adieu. Adieu!"
Jr I
'thfmMatnA #ih bending with bfo*eniftVhilei
The rote* blushed through the- dew ;
*f violet aaiUvd in the flowing light,
And life wan happy, and hope was bright.
""'tWndeff and triYe- -adieu, adlct'M
They brought my soldier home to me,
And my knot of ribbon bh/e"
And"a cruel wound on the hrow tru hid
Iiy the Hag drooped over the collin lid,
Tender and true?adieu! Adieu!
The almond flowers in the f/ftfcjsea shake,
? The roeca atill blush through the dew;
Bat the ?pring time of hope will never awake,
And the lone, lone heart wiil wail till it break,
?Tenderand true?adieu! AdieuI"
Farm and Garden?_
M4pfedtfflf*?r<A? General Purmit of man: It
4m tit BatU of all other*, and therefore, the
most Useful and Honorable?
'^mtEP.RAisiKa.?An experience of
several years in sheep-raising, has taught
mo that the dangers to be guarded against
in Tennessee?and a fortiori in States
farther South?are very different from
those that affect breeders in Knglnnd or
tho North.
One great enemy, indeed, we have in
common with them?the dog. Against
him I know of but one effective weapon?
strychnine. It i? quiet and sure, and
spite of all the arguments of iucredulou
dog-owning neighbors, who declare that
the innocent only suffH'er by it, I find
that it stops tho sheep-killing?usually
ibr mouths after a good dose is put out.
But we have one obstacle to overcome,
not mentioned in any work on slice; t" a
has met my eye?a long, dry Fpell in
August and September, during which all
vegetation is parched, the growth of
fresh grass suspended, and water becomes
scarce ?nd bad. At this season, my
sheep are so much troubled by the fly
and tho heat, that they entirely reverse
their habits?standing or lying in the
shade all day and feeding only at night.
They mil off, become alugish and dull,
and many of the weaker ones die. 1
usually lose more during these two
months than in the winde of winter.
They arc especially fatal to late latnlis
and if they do not kill them, mnkc them
delicate and comparatively worthless.
The remedy is to have the lambs come
earlier than is advised by the standard
authorities, and to this end the rams
should bo put with the ewes not later
than the 15th September, and removed by
the 1st November, or at the farthest by
the 10th. The lambs will then come be
tween 15th February and 15th April,
and will be tolerably advanced by 1st
of August, when they should be weaned
and the ewes received from the drain of
nursing them.
- There is another advantage in early
lambs, when bred for the butcher?thnt
they -como in quite in advance of the
Northern market, bring fine prices nnd
command a ready sal**. For instance, I
got $3.60 per head for my earliest lambs
this year?the rest ranging from $0.50 to
$8.00 each when the same size.
This summer drought (which wc scarce
ly ever escape) is an element that every
Southern farmer ought to consider, in his
calculatS'v~; for the your. It wonderfully
reduc"- the grazing capacity of our
lands, nnd the farmer who stocks his
farm with what it will bear in Mny or
Jane, may find he has double his proper
number of cattle or sheep in September
or October.
These remarks are the result of a some
what costly experiment. Ifthey saveany
of your readers from Io?s,I shall be glad.
One word more?it is better your ewe
should miss breeding than to have her
drop a lamb in mny or June.
[Southern Cultivator.
* Wind Colic in IXorseh.?The best
and cheapest remedy thut I have ever
known foi colic in horses, is.to take a
buneh of cotton rags, put them into an
old tin pan, and set them on fire so that
they will smoke but not bia/.c. Hold it
near the horse's nose, so that he will
draw the smoke through hi j nostrils. Do
this for about fifteen minutes; the horse
will sweat, the wind pass off, tho horse
will shake himself and may be lie down
and roll, and will eat his mess all right.
Many vrbo have tried it can testify tntt,w>,
[Commonwealth.
Business men of sense advertise in the
Times.
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The Gales of Arnby are not spicier than "the
nroma which ;the fragrant Soz?dont impartii to.
the hreath. Nor is.the heart of the .ivory ,nnt
whiter than the teeth that are cleansed 'daily
with that match lc^ fluid.
To Owners of Horses.?No one whoHss*Ter
used Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, will ever
he without it; it is a ccrtnin cure for Colic, Sore
Throat, Cut*; Bruises and OWfloroi Warrant
ed superior tn.anv other; in pint botlte* at One
Hollar. Sojd by all Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
Pliu'e, New York.'
Hurnr'tt's Stanilnril liavrtrin^ F.xtrart* nre
neatly put up in l:N!,AXKBl.T.itn 2 ox., 5 nr.. and
10 o* bottles, and arCjjfor ?de by the trade gen
erally, in every principal city and town In the
United Kt.ttes\ Canada* and British Provinces,
as well a*ip uiapy. other foreign countries.
Help htr J|he Hapelcss,?Vmi are weak, de
jected, miserable, and nothing docs you any good
you mv. Don't despair. There if balm in Gilcad
Have you tried Vipcgar Bi'tcrs? Nol Then
why don't von? Whether your complaint be
dyspepsia, biliousness, nervous weakness, con
stitutional debility, or any other trouble, Vine
gar Bitters will revive nnd renovate your shat
tered system, as a genial rain refreshes the with
ered flowers.
Christadoro's Hair Dye stands unrivalled 40
tho world. No lady or gentleman of discrimi
nation Uses any other. It in the most perfect,
reUahlo and effective Hair Dye in the world.
Manufactory, 68 Maide n Lane, New York.
Carbolic Salva, recommended by Physicians
as the great healing compound. Price &"> cents
per box. John F. Henry; solo proprietors.
College Place, "New York.
Ri.dpy's Bticlin is a reliable Diuretic ? >
ic for all derangements of the nrinarv and geni
tal organs. Tho genuine, as formerly sold by
Haviland, Harral & Risley and their branches,
is now prepared by II. W* Risley, the originator
and proprietor, and tho trade supplied by his
successors, Morgan & Bisloy, New York.
Sv&pnin, Oy opium purified, the moat per
fect anodyne in the market, made by a process
of Dr. I. M. Bigelow, Detroit Medical College.
. Is always unifrrm in strength, which is rarely
the ease in other preparations of Opium.
# I'rntt's Astral Oil, has a world-wide reputa
tion ax the surot and best illuminating oil.
Over two million gallons have been sold for the
past two years, from which no accidents of any
description have occurred. Sendfor circular. Oil
House of Pratt, established in 1770, New York.
We hnve frequently heard mothdrs say they
would not be without Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup from the birth of the child until it has
iinidicd with the teething siege, under any con
sideration whatever.
Tho Secret of beauty. What is it? No
longer ask, for the world of fashion and all the
ladies know that it is produced by using n de
lightful and harmless preparation known as (J.
W- Laird's Bloom of Youth. Its beautifying
effects are trnlv wonderful. Depot 5 Gold St.
N. Y.
COTTON GINS, &c.
Magnolin Cotton Gins, the lightest
running Gin made. Price $4 a saw.
Gnllett's htcel Brush Cotton Gins. $5
a saw.
Hall's Patent Cotton Gins, with feeders.
$5.50 a saw.
Brown's Georgia Patent Gins. $3.75 a
saw, delivered.
Colcmnn's Burr Stone Corn Mills, Cot
ton Presses.
Hcndley's Steam Engines.
Tor sale by C. GRAVELEY,
No. 205 East Bay, South of Post Office,
ort 1?4t Charleston, S. C.
SIIACKELFORD & KELLY,
FACTORS AM) 0 KNUR Ah COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
North Atlantic Whahf,
Charleston, P.C.
agents FOn
Moro Phillips' Ammoniatcd Cnrribcsn Sea
OU A NO.
w. w. siiAcKLEVoan. wm. aikkx kellt
_oct 1-1-2_
"Old Acquaintance."
Thirty years ago I commenced selling HATS
to the merchant* of Orangeburg, and have not
got tired of the work vet.
(?cuts Extra Pine Black Dress Beavers, S?.j {
The above hat is sohl elsewhere, ?7.
A large variety of Cents new stiff Pelt Hits.
Soft Kelt Hats* 00c, 7.r)c, $1, $2, $3, $4.
Boys Hat? and Caps 60c, 75n,$l, $1.30,
Beautiful Fancy HaLs for tho-"little ones at
home."
Professional dents' Hats in variety.
Umbrellas, 7-V. $1, $.?, S3, $1, $0".
All in want of tili? iudis]>ensahle article
should consult. STEELE.
Fur Department.
Sable, Squirrel, Alaska and Mink Furs in
sets or single. ,
Misses' White and Fancy Furs, S'2.f>0 a set.
Ladies' Furs us low as $il a set.
Large Brown Capes for elderly ladies or
thosb in delicate health.
Be careful from whom von purchase Furs or
von inav he caught with damaged ones.
Examine STEELEVS FPU STOCK.
STEELE'S "HAT HALL,"
No. 313 Kino Stultt,
Charleston, S. C.
ot t 30-1 mo
WANTED.
Three young and energetic men; one to at
tend a small country store; two to assist on
plantation. (!ood terms; recommendations
required' -Ipply for information nt this office
from and after Saturday, the flth hist.
Notice of Dismissal
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of November next, I will Pilo my
Final Account with the Hon. That] C.
Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters of Dismssal as Administrator of
the cctatc of Mrs. Raehaol Corbitt, de
ceased.
J, W. Boylstone,
Administrator.
? JOHN & FaihLY at CO.,
WHOLESALE dealkus in
Notidfis, Etilllnory, Hoslory dhd*
Whtto Goods,
No! 37IIAYNE STREET, i
Charleston, S. C,
Solicit die custom of the merehantsof Orange?
burg, feeling confident that they can oner in
duuemont* to purchasers , cf.?>:,| Co tb<*?e oii'cicd
by nny house in our line in this country. ()ur
Stock is alwavs large and is replenished with
fred> Rood* of.the latest styles by every steamer
from thp North. Our terms are liberal to rc
stiohsihte hntrscs, and we guarantee satisfaction
to parties entrusting orders to ro>.
ocl 30-fimo
iiiCjJ :-.yr*,?l'.'.l, / ? tj j ? _
N. A. HUNT,
W HOLES A I.V. DKALKB IN
BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
No*. 161 and 163 Meeting Street,
Charleston, 8. C.
Nearly opposite Charleston Hotel.
oct30-3mo
WAGENER & MONSEES,
Wholesale
GROCERS AND
LIQUOK DEALERS,
183 A 165 Ea*t Pay and 2 A 4 Queen &t.
Charleston, S. C.
have in store as usual, a large variety of
GROCERIES, LIQtrORS&c
and in addition are receiving theit large assort
ment of FAMILY A PLANTA HON GRO
CERIES, for the Fall trade, bocght at lowest
cash prices, consisting in part of
Smoked C. R. SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
D. S. SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
Family, Extra A Superior Flour.
Miliar.? of ad (trades*. A Large
Variety of Oreen A Black
Tea. A Large Variety
of Chewing A .S'mok
ing Tobacco.
A I.mgc Vniltti of lin m i r : I c Domestic
Sugars. Lagtmnyra
and Rio Coflce.
And Various other Goods,
such as
Salt Mackerel, Reef, Pork, Symjis, Molasses,
Candles, Starch, Preserved and Canned Staus,
Ac,. Ac.t Ac Their LIQUOR DEPART
MENT is fdlctl with choice Foreign and Do
mestic as also the cheaper grades of Brandies,
Gin, Whiskeys, Wines Ac, Ac, too numerous
to mention. -
Sole Agents for Old Crow, dinner and Okal
ona Whiskey, and the Celebrated Diamond Clin
in barrels and eases.
aug21-3mo.
?'ENTERPRISE" SALOON.
The citizen* of Orangeburg arc notified that
J . II W?HLERS ha*;opined
First class LIQUOR STORE and Drinking
Saloon; where he will always be
PRESENT
To dispense the finest brands of A LES, MVA E
LIQUORS, SEGA RS, .(?<-., that can be ha
In Orangeburg. DON'T
FOR
Get that the ENTERPISE U a first-class ss
loon, conducted on the most improved plan,
and a plain* where loafers are not permitted
to congregate, and where no discussions apd
harangues are allowed. A pressing invitation
is extended to
ILL
i
To rail and examine my stock, before going
elsewhere.
J. HERMAN W?HLERS,
jul 16 lyr
T1I0S. W~ ALBE]U;0TTl7
TWO POORS EAST OF
J. P. HARLEY'S
Russell Street, Ornngeburg. So. Cn.t
Huh Just Received a fresh supply of
French Candle*,
Fine Candies,
Nuts, nil sort*,
Toys,
China Ware.
Lurgc nnd Small Fancy Baskets,
Raison?,
Pickles, &c, &c.
Also Fresh Brend always on hnud, and
supplied to regular customers every day
at their doors.
In my cake department you will find
Fruit Cukes,
Fancy Cakes,
G?tigen?, Ac,
always on hand and fresh.
Fine Bridal Presents.
Fresh Pies constantly on hand.
Weddings supplied with all kinds of
Cakes and Confoctionarics nt tho shortest
notice.
The above goods cannot be CTcclled in
(pinlily and price.
A11 w irk warranted togive satisfaction.
July 16, 1872 23 tf
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale. The Subscriber oilers for side un
reasonable Terms his Two Houses and Lots
Situated in the Town of Orangeburg on th
Five Notch road. For further particulars apply
to F. DcMara.
oct 21?41
DR.Tt. B. HEWITT,
84 W?KTWORTTi ST?KT.
CHARLESTON'S. C.
Can be consulted on the following disease,
and disease* of a, kindred nature, free of charge5
and in utrict confidence. -J
Charges moderate, and within the reach o
all. Oflice hours from. 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
P. 11 EU MA TISM and NEURALGIA*
In ?H 'arthritio complaints, as rheumatism
Sat, mural?in, etc,, thni practice is nlmoHt per
1: The rrmut intense pains are almost in
stantly irneved-r-en?rmouK ' swellings are re
duccd?limbs wl ich h?veJ>ecn-contracted and
still" for -veftrs'arc relaxed. jTJascs of twenty,
thirty ainVfortT years' stamffhg have bcencftrfd
by me, after all other means hare faded.
A (rre?t accomplishment in my triumph over
pain, by which. X can often, in a few moments.
toothe and carry off the most excruciating nu fl
exing*. . ' ,
If this oyatem did. nothing more than to re
lieve paw, it would stand superior to any other
oystem extant,
CATARRH. . n
Stopped-up Head, Running of tlie Nose,
constant hawking and spitting,
constant Blowing of the
Neaa.
Thonsanas snffer from that most annoying
disagreeable "complaint ? Catarrh, without
knowing what it is.
Often the secreted mucous flowing down the
throat clogstxp the lungs and lays the founda
tion for consumption.
The most skillful physicians fail to cure it.
I core 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?inflammation of the
nasal passages,?ulccration of schiieiderian
membrane, etc., in the course of a few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises in the Head, Otor
rhcea?Otitis (discharge from Ear),
Paralysis Of Auditory Nerve.
I am daily treating all affections of the ear
with the most gratifying results. Sonic who
had paid aurists nearly $1,000 without licnefit,
have been cured by mc in a few weeks at mod
erate expense.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Mercury, injudiciously used, has filled the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands
buffer from it* effects who have been imcon
scously drugged by their physician. It is vain
to attempt the cure of the majority of diseases
while it remains in the body.
Although I have heard of several so-called
antidotes for mercury in the human body, 1
hare never vet seen a physician who could
eliminate it from the svsteui.
l ean satisfy any patient or physician that 1
can absolut civ extract mercury, lead, zinc, mul
other mineral poisons, in every case.
CANCERS.
NoH-ina-Tangere, Lnptm, or Wolf Cancer,
Scirrhus Cancer?Fungous Cancer,
Kose Cancer?Snider Cancer.
I make a great specialty in the trenfnnnl oi
every description of cancer and tumors.
How many cancers and tumors are wrong
fully treated by certain Charlatans styling
themselves "Cancer Doctors."
After being pronounced incurable, T will lake
any one of these cs>es in hand, and make a
permanent cure.
Mv terms for treating cancers, etc., will be
based on the age and condition of the patient,
and the positive certainty of cure.
DOORS,
SASHES AjS'D BLINDS,
Mouldings, Brackets, Stair Fixtures, lnuld
era' Furnishing Hardware, Drain Pi|k\ Floor
Tiles, Wtte Guards, Terra Cotta \Varc,jMarb!c
and Slate Mantle Pieces.
Window (Haft* a Specialty.
Circulars and Price Lists sent free on applica
tion, by 1*. P. TO A L1C.
No. 29 Haync and 33 Pinckncy street,
oct 1-ly Charleston, S. C.
WANTED
WANTED,
WANTED;
Everybody to know that
K. EZEKIEL
IIa? JUST OPENED a Large and fine stock
of
JEWELRY
of the Latest Styles and Patterns. An unusual
opportunity for selection.
A complete, assortment of JEWELRY,
STUDS and BUTTONS. Engagement 18 k
Plain, "Wedding, Friendship ond Seal Kings,
Watch Chains, Ladies' Watches
and Ohalno, Lockets,
Charms, Etc.
Elegant sets of
BROOCHES and EARRINGS.
Knglish, Swiss and American WATCH ES.
Gold and Silver?every WATCH warranted
AMERICAN CLOCKS of every description
SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES to suit
all Ages,
M ?sonic, Oxid Fellows and Sons of Temper
aura BADGES!
REPAIRING Promptly and Well DONE at
E. EZEKIEL'S, "
SIGN OF TIIK IHO WATCH.
Sept 4-t
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'/ ". w* I-.. ..>< ? ? b-ir ' ?':.<'? ?????!<? .', r!
:?. ri-, . will ./..'I V
Fall and Winter JDijy $9,P#,S*. ^
CLOTli IN
HATS^ TRUNKS, &c.?
TVHICII will'toftOU) AT'tHE ^ f ?, ?; i...t
..-i .ij.iT nil '?':/ ^
, .,IiI:p w.B:S.T F.HX.O/JEl:)^,!? i ,
' ? 1 :Alti& ??ocT ' Value ?iiarantee?.
Having hatf many years exp^enc*r^tneW0T
B O O T A N I> f3 H O E B!*tJ'?!lW!E?-'iri^
, .!i//.i.i7/ ? irji i
I Will make a specialty of that department nttd warrant all GOODS a* retlffejented.
, ? . ? f >??.">(. -A tffllofl.r.v?T.
?TP? O/TIlTOBi??
_ - 'MkMtf^rko.
' ' i i ,M|ii /??<??: ?'.< ?.??*',? ? ' . /.
oct 0 Next Door to Dr. A.C. Duke's Drag Storo.
'' " ; 1/ -i . : ' \f. ./ ?.. . & .-. .?..*-?ii_rf; v
: ???*1? .7 " v--17" -T~>?ITT'?i?]?T?-. i.i.:-dH.. '
Are nG1r daily receiving their l^ailStoe^oTTA.
DRY G O 01$$,
Silks, Silk Poplins, Alpacas, Japanese Silks, and all-kinds of n
?.T
ai-Tii, *
MlSHJffl,.;...
A large assortment of* ?:i,'7/ "? 7/^ '
? :? .? i 'Mi: ??' di. tod -i ? r wi'l fi?ls<I
BOOTS AND SHOES?,
?. Mr '? ii -< I
i.rluding ( elcl rated CnL'e J'<nu Wir?, at d l^d'e.-'. Water] rtof Caitcrr, svaiT!:nl?d lA give ?atig
faction. ' J(',-{ bill nidinftl
ALSO,
Wood and Willow Ware, Hardware, China, Tin and Glass War?,
OHOlCE CHOC Hill ICS Ahvnyst onihandi"
8?aV"Ooodi< delivered at UMtal. . t . . ?. ?-, -.i-r'l ? *rt 1-ly
DR. E. J.
DEALER IN
DlililiS, MEDICINES. fflMIULS,
FINE TOILET SOAPS, " FAIXCr H/VIli AM) TOOTH
BRUSHES, PERFUMERY AN D FAXCY TOILET ARTICLES,
TBUSSE8 .A.JNTD SM OULITTT) t> ^i^^VCO^S
OR ASS AND GARDEN SEEDS.'",
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, AND DYE-STUFFS,
Lcttcr-Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelops,Glass, Putty, Carbou Oil, Lanipjt and Chimneys
Physicians' RnvsH-'niiTioNs Accvbatkia* ('oMrovxnKt..
The Citizens' Savings Bank
OF SOUTH C^LROLITSr A..
ORANWEBURG B&ANC1I.
Will pay 7 PER CENT INTEREST on SPECIALDEPOSITS and G PER CENT on SAY
INC.S DEPOSITS compounded Scud-annually. -* - ?'
?....!> i > li /// ?'.
Local Finance Committee.
Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL S. FELDER.
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
JAS. H, FOWLES.
mch 19-ly Assistant Cashier.
BULL, SCOVILL A PIKE
ARS
STOCK OF
, r GENE BAL MERCHANDISE,
INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED. GOOD STYLES AND DESIRABLE
GOODS ARE ALWAYS FOUND AT
Bull, Scovill & Pike's,
Who are agents for First class
. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Also Agents f- i M IMPROVED ^HNShlP 'c?tfbS G?T, -under fisk Ud
ginned 150 lbs. peed cotton to each saw in 6 hours ahd ftO minutes. Thus ? fifty
Saw Gin can turn out about 0 bale*, 400 lbs. each, in about 9 hours, if ruu at a
Inch rate of speed. Purchase the Winship Gin.
b BULL, SCOVILL ft PIKE, Agent?.
June 11, 1872-18?tf