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s Wi You bhtine uiollint 1 cannot love ?As yon can love,'thy Irietid; Yon ?*?11 ni?- lit. artless?light of fultl'j because my fancies end. I ilo not sny It is i ot true; Oll-imJV.nir wo ds uro tight. Hut you wlio love, iiutl I win* lausch, \VhY.-h gains most in Lite tight:1 Ajrll why, if you were si cking love, Should you have turned tu nie? 1, who ot all who meet, your gaze, Have .-worn inconstancy? (jo further yet, pour heart and search Km- one who si ill can ;jvc ; Or. if your sorrow prove loo strong, Cttrev iuw, my inend, und live. Yes! onee ! 'Cursed?Und lived. Alas* "I is Belter far to tile. II amis meekly elnsped and prayerful eyes Upturned toward the sky. 1 loved too well?us you. my frieed. Are loving me this hour. Such loves die hardwire cursed, we know. With overwhelming power. My love went out as yours will do? I tu I, alter many years. And in those years 1 was not glad. And hitter were my tears. My love was like your love, my friend, II tuet wit Ii im rel urn. In K|4le o| passionate appeals, in spile.iul words thai Guru. Hut you wh<> h>ve. ami I who htngll. May purl at leasl in peace; Koine day you'd I hank nie for my words Sunn: day your pain will coast:. " Bric-a Brae, ? Despairing old maids look Ian guisliiinj even on rain hows. ? A recent diseovary is a telephone talked to death by a barbel. ?The battles ol the union?Fight illy between husband and wile. ? In I'llihitlelphiu a boy who tics a liu pan to a dog's tail is fined SIO. ? A Iranip called Ids shoes "cor porations," became they had no Holes. --The way to make a large hole in j our pocket is to incur a huge ietil. ?There is a great deal ol'luek in a horseshoe when thrown?if it doesn't bit you, ? Ducks are fond of Hies. There is jost where ihey ililTor from bald-head old men. ? An Kuglish scientist ntlribntes <uir cold waves to Venus and our hot wa\ es to .lupiter. ? Authors ate s(iokcn of as dwcl ldig in attics, because so few of them arc a'de to live on their first story. ?The man who fell out of his l-nnk on the steamboat explained that his blackened eye was a heil h inaik. ?A bad little Philadelphia hoy made his mother's hair lise the oilier day. lie stole hei switch lor kite bobs. ? A bt?\ will dig over a sipiaie rod <d gatilcn giout d Ibi Ii.-11 bait, and yet in- i-olllll liol be hut tl,lo wolkou a six |ooi onion hed. ? A Hille jjirl in church,.aHei the cotitt ibutit u pbi'e ,,!'.d.. been pjisscd. eoinphieeiillV und'"audibly said: l'l p.ml tor lour, ma?wiih tl'uit lijihl ?*' -Texas soeiLely is agitated over I he ones'it ill whpTllCI'oi hoi file groom at a wedding should woaiCliis iex ol vei , belt oil'side or inside his drossy-Pal. ? The reason moic iiiuhivll.is llialli w ult-i unions are ?lohn is l|uui"ht tt> lie because tue Ihn-!.doesn't have to plug the tiud.it IIa. Ii is always lipe lot die Inn Vest. I ? l'ln- man v\hogiaspctl an oppor tunity Irieil I lie Minie scheme with a J I uuibli dii c, lb- abandoned his last j ('iiiel pi Is* (j ot kei ii he did lot: liistl one. ? The nverage person speaks about I 120 wools a niinuie. I'lus estimate in cotisiderablv shot f of i tin I ri-ipiin-d | wim'U the speaker h ts a ironk lid tail im his head while lie. is limiting for a sleeve-,! Mittun. ? A Nebraska Indian contrived to swallow a lot nfdyntiiniio and now he ean siand atonhti die fornei and call a white innn anything he chooses without being kicked ft r In- inso lence. They're shy of jailing hi in, even. ?An old lady from New Iteeford visited Boston recently,-for lie Ii t time, and, while viewing the utllac tions of the publ.c garden was point ed out the bronze statue of C'hui 1. s Sumner. "Well, I de :lare," the old lady remarked, "I ne\er k lew Sum nor was a colored man befoie." ?The Sioux held their npnmil sun dance in Dekota recent'y and iI t usual scenes of cruelty w ere enacted One young warrior held out lor II fly* six hours and then fainied. Tie t\.-.s hanging all that time by a s ie'< inn through the llcsh of Hit; Imcli. He fainted before the llcsh gave win He was so grieved over his fudu a lhat he tried to till himself. VIRGINIA HOUSE, (Formerly McDowell House) HEXDEHSONVlLLE, N. C. HAVING purchased the McDowell House, tlie undersigned begs lenve to inform tlie traveling public Hint he has luinisiK'tl it throughout in modem style, ami will endeavor to Keep u fust c]a>s bouse. The proprietor, will give bis per sonal attention to Hie bouse, ami do all in Ills power lo make quests eouiforlilble. The table will be supplied with the best the market affords. I'olite and attentive servants. Terms moderate. A. .1. DODAMEAD. Proprietor. (Formerly of flic Virginia House, Coluiii bta, S.U. .?. It. Til ackam. Clerk, (bale ol the Columbia Hotel. Colum bia, Si C._April 2d, 1S8U J. DEE ANDREWS World) respectfully inform the citi zens of Orangeburg that be lias in charge the stock and fixtures of '/.. J King, at Wallace Cannon's old stand. Main street, where he will he glad to serve his friends and the public with anything in his line of trade. Everything fresh and pure and guaranteed to give satisfac tion. A lull lino of goods kept constantly on hand . Horn ami raised in Orange burg) I hope to receive a liberal share of the patronage of my lei low citizens. .1. DICK ANDREWS. BLACK II EH KY Bit ANDY at Wallace Cannon's old stand. Pure COHN and It YE Whiskies lor sale at Wallace Cannon's old stand. Fur pure (.'hiimpaigue Lager Beer go to Wallace ('illilinn's. old Kttnul. Families supplied by the dozen?goods delivered tree of ell II Ige. Seltzer Water, foi disarrangement ol the how els and kidneys, for sale t*w at Wall.ice ('a11lion's old siaud. The k-Col I on Boll," the liuc.-t I' Cigar hi town, fur sale at Walla' nun's old .-land. Don't forget it i ceiu Cau . Soda Water, fresh, by the bottle, at Wallaee Cannon's obi stand. May 28. 1SS0? ly IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD I Nkvrr Rkt? If a an. Can uk Ma&k aw Stuk.vmtii Dkbirkd. I.a1t Twick ah Loso. Eiseaacs Cured without Drugsiag the Srston. c r ii km fltilUaml Fever, Liver OoinplainL Dyspepsia, nciralgia, Nervousness, lllieutnaiism, Cosliveness, Female Weakness, Sick k Nervous Headadic. Thine IScN Cure nit ni^cnjcs hv Atwnrptton. No hit ihe SMumcli. Tin- 1'imU in.- worn over lh? f t of tin- Stomach, onyerliiK tin. (Jnmt Nerve Centre*. iiIm? the l.lv. r niicl ht,,iii:.. h. a h.miITo V.r.-t.-il.K l.'iiicIsiil^orJKHtlnt.itl.i.vul.iiloiii,rtliL'lt|o,h|?,?i I y-r.punf.vliiu.licl?...I.MiiiiulaHiiKUw|.iverui d hi. s t.i i.-iiltliy iicti.iti. nml DtrenftOh ntnif Um ShiliUluliJailtKiwtriMMl. I'HIW up Pajmi *i a.\h M KW'H. UV ALL PlII-'UlilNTK, or Kent l>v Aluil or hxprestt. ' ' .- - MiuiuOic tor. .1 nt S'.l .V 41 Noiitii l,inr.uty Bt **M i IMi.it K. A! It. For Sale by s. A. BEEVES. .Ian. HO, LSSO - 1 v .- - BOUT II CAitOLIXA'RA1LUOAJ>. PA83KNGEK DEI'A htm ent. On and after liny 16th, 1880, Passen gor Trains on this road will run as fol lows : (till further orders ) GKE.EN V1LLE EX IM? ESS Tit AIN. UjQlKG kast. Leave Columbia.*l i? p m . J2 Iii p in Arrive at Cnindeh.7 <tr> p ni Leave Oraiigeburg .l> OS p m .;i in p m Arrive at Chiirleslon .()0 p m .Xi -'50 p rti ?Daily exeept Sundays. ^Sundays only. ooino wkst. ? Leave Charleston at.5 45 a in Leave Oraiigeburg at.S -10 a m Leave Camden at.7 00a m Arrive at Columbia.10 :M) a ill Way Freight anil Passenger Trains. going kast. * Leave Columbia.B 10 a in Arrive at Camden.12 00 in Leave Orengeburg.HI OS a in Arrive at Charleston.:.2 Uli p iii " Augusta.,o...y 2"? p in . coi no w'k.st. ? Leave Charleston .0 (10 a in Leave Augusta.S 00 a in Arrive at Columbia .117 p in * Passengers leaving Columbia or 'Charleston on these trains have to change ears at Hruncliville to reach Charleston at 2 U0 p in or Columbia at 3 U7 p in. Night Express Train. GoiNU KAST. Leave Columbia.?!) .'10 p in Leave Oraiigeburg. 12 .'12a in Arrive at Augusta. 7 50a ill Arrive at, Charleston.'..(5 20 a in ?Passengers taking this train will have to change cam at lirauehvillH to reach Charleston 0.20 a. tu , if not in sleep er. Itcgultti-Accommodation i rain will arrive"Vit S 0U a in. uoino wkst. Leave Charleston.Si 05 p in Leave AllgUStlt.7 10 p m Leave Oraiigeburg.245 a in I Arrive at Columbia.('? 10 a in New Vo. k Express. ooino kast. LeaVii Oraiigeburg.5 17 a iii ooino wkst. ? Arrive at Ornngehurg.0 57 p in I The (!rcenville,Expr?j?s and Night Ex ! press will run daily. All other trains ' run daily exei-pt Sundays. Sleeping Curs aii" attached to Nlghl Express. ' Herlhs only $1 50 to t hai le-ton er Ati igu?tu. These itain? make connecti?nis 'at Charleston with New York and I'.alti i niort* Si earner's on Wednesdays and Sat urdays, also \\lib Florida ,'steainers on , I'liesdnys and Saturdays. The Night I Express m ike counec.lioiis will).7 a m ? 11 a in on S ?v ii liuilioad lor Suvunali and Florida points. Connections made by other lrains at Augusta with trains from and to I hat point, also with all trains from and to Charleston. Tire n ain leaving Columbia at I) .'10 p in and iirriviug al (> 10 a in makes close eonnceiioiis at Kingsvlllc with the New .York J?xprcss 'I rains, to which is at [laclu d a Pullman Sleeping Cur. running 'through between Augusta and New York i\ it houl change. till Saiiuday and Sundays, round trip tickets are sold to and from all sialious al one lirst-chiss fare for I he ruttud trip good till Monday noon to return. l>. (J. ALI.EN, (.2en. I'ass. and T. Agr. .lOIlN II. l'kck, Ceil. Supt. J. t;. Post km.. Agi Orangeburg. ?JOSEPH ER?S, CONFECTIONER AND CANDY MAN?FAOTURER, ? I I I*.Us KOI! SAl.i: TUK LA?OKST ASSOI1TMEXT OF KINK Fine Candies, wholesale and retail, :il hoi torn i>rices. lr.lCl IITS .V IN1> TMITrI,>i of nil descriptions always on han.l. Tin" only phiec where von can always jjel kkksii i.'aisins. f |'i:i:axts.?rifkons, oaths. rn;s. < l.'A' kki.'S an'll ('AKICS. DKSSK a i'bd GOUONU I'S ami KANi'Y Cltoi'kimks ok ai.i. kinds. si'Ki iai/riK< in SMOKKUS* AllTIG.LRS. I .arrest assortment of such jfooilsin town. Also. KINK CIGA1JS, TOllACCOS, lMl'KS, C?>kes oruiiiuciitcil fur W??ihlln?< hi I lie lliosl exquisite style, t 'ake Sleep es ami t )rii:iiiii-lit.s uiatle In nr?ler. Cull ami examine In-torn Inivinu elsewhere ill Uli 1 SC MA N'S Ul.D .ST A Ni) Oriiiigeltiir";. S. I'.. Sept. it-It PERFECTLY SAFE IN THE MOST INEXPERIENCED HANDSl For Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cramps, Cholera, AND ALL TH08E NUMEROUS TROUBLES OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS SO PREVALENT AT THIS SEASON, . ^ No Remedy known to tlie Medical Profession lins been In u>cm? l<ni(,' and-with rufch uniformly Miti.sfuetory results as fffr" "3' nnf niuini * VEGETABLE PAIN It has been used with roch wonderful success In all parts of tho world In tho treatment of these difficulties, that it has cotnc to be considered A AN UNFAILING CURE FOR ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS and such it really is when taken in time and according to tho very plain dtrccUons Inclosing each bottle. \ In such diseases, the attack is usually sudden and frequently very achte; but with a> safe remedy at hand lor immediate use, tUere In seldom danger of the fntnl result which so often follows n few days' neglect. Tho Inclination to wait and see if the morrow does not bring a better feeling, not Infrequently occasions a vast amount of needless suD'cring, and uoEiietlmea cost* a life. A timciy dose oJ I'aln Killer will almost invariably save both, and with Uiem tho attendant doctor'* fee. It loin stood tlie test of forty yearn* constant use in ull countries and climates, ontl in perfectly safe in any person's hands. It Is recommended by Physicians, Nurses In Hospitals, and persons of all classes ami professions who havo had opportunity for observing tho wonderful resulta whicb havo always followed lta use. THE BEST EVIDENCE: Masnrs. PERRY ?AVIfl A BON: I know yon nno.1 no tostiiiioninl to ronvincu ynu that your rnodicino Ih nil Hint yuu clairo for it, but I cannot rcatrain ttio inituilxn to conimunicAto to you Um fnct that in my family It hnn truly ?Ion? wonders. I nilininintor, il to my rhildrtm (ona xiidiUi-n monthrt, anil tho other Uiroo yearn old) witli perfect bu<m*?s. It j.vuI.-u.m tholr tmiwiln, nml ntoiis nil dinrrhrrn. MrneH nml wifo lesort to it In all run, both for Inturnal nnd oitrmnl nno. Pvo med It in inr family for livo yearn, nml teilt not bo without it. Voolinif mymiir uniW much obliKntlon to you. In many times boinif roliovral from pain, 1 am vary truly yours, L V. MOORE, llniiKali. ?ulclius Uy..New Yotk. No family can afford to lie without It, and Its price brines it within the reach of all. Tho use of one bottle will no further In convince yon of Its merits Uiau columns,of news paper advertising, Try It, ami yon will never do without it. (7\ Price 'Ma. GOc. and fil.OO per bottle. You can obtain It at any drug store or from PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. I. M v 1-1 IS: 0 ii . I hr.vo Inns used tho modlcinn known na PKRRY DAVIH'V K< iETAIILK PAIN KILI.Elt in my f.uuily and would not on anym-count bo without it. Whim Uholora wan limt epidemic, hero, I naoil noincdicimt of any sort but tho Pnin Klllnr, and nlthoiiKh myself and sovoral moinbon* of my family were attacked Mivomty, I amliappy to nay t hut tim fain Killer wnn equal to ttvury timerKoncy. I oomtidur 1 nhotild not Im doliur my duty to tho community did I not my this much. If I uun attncketl by tho Olmlera t'Mlay. Pain Killnr \..vM b?< ttin only rcmo?ly 1 nl"<ufu uso. I hnvo UiorouKhly lm.hI it, nud know I. ?1 bo rolled on. V. K. IIKKUINrtKND, Cnlcnn. lllii.. P. 6. CANNON, tM V.r.- .15 ** - ,'? ? ! ? . *J? | k J, ?...? U'-.r J? ? ? ' ? 1 ' ? r. . .1? .tti Gtwn and Loeksmitlij "* . ? ' * ? ?. I r |*H ? and dealer in Onus, T^isiols nnd Oonevnl 1 Iunhvare. ORANGERURG, S. C. ? !>1 k-Vy ? ?!' ???># ?W KEEPS constantly on hand a full arid complete stock" of (inns and Pistols o every description, Pocket Knives. Table Knives and Forks., Spoons, Scissors* and in tact almost anything in the Hardware line. I make a specialty oi Carpen ters'Tools. Farming Implements, Cooking Utensils, Fishing Taekte, Sportsmeus' Goods, stielt as- Shot, Powder, Gun wads, etc., etc., also ? ? THE LIGHT RUNNING REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE, The best nnd cheapest Machine manufactured. The piddle arc cordially Invited to examine my stock before purchasing as I am determined not to bo undersold. Repairing ui all kinds done with neatness and dipateh. V. G, CANNON. Orangeburg, S. C, Jan. 30, 1SS0?ly J FRESH ARRIVALS OF New and Desirable Goods AT MY STOCK COMPRISES , ( JL>i\y Goods and Groceries IN GREAT VA IIIETV. ( ?*utJo'.;( * A The Dry Goods embrace Ladles and Mens Dress (mods. White and Colored Cotton Goods, Prints, Men's and Roys' Clothing. Hats ami Caps, ? 33oo+.s and Slices, To suit all classes. Also full lines of GROCERIES AND TOBACCOS, ? And in fact everything to he found in a lirsl class store. Thanking I lie public for their generous patronage iu the past, I respeel lu'h solicit ii continuance of the same, promising io sell everything at the lowsel possi hie price. The liighe.-t market priee paid lb: Cotton, Corn, Peas, Rice, &c. And all other Country Produce. A call s< liciicd. No trouble to show good". JOIIX C. PIK IS j Oraiigehurg, S. C. Mar _S-tf Corner Church and l!h?seli Streets. j!! jim ]!ji jmi ijm i j j j I!!! I!!! Ill yi OVEIM'ISK a large and varied stock of Goods, consisting in part of Sugar. Tea, Soap. Tinware, Lemons. Hotter Nuts, Collee, Spiee. Sapolio. Stone ware. Oranges Cocoa Nuts, liacon. Cioger. Washing Soda, Glassware. Apples. PeeuilK, Flour. Pepper. Lye. Ci.ockery ware. Cabbages. Almonds, Lard. Nut in-g*, Potash, Wooden ware, Confectionery, Currants, Hams. Coppcra.-,' Starch. tsliters. Candy. Prunes. In fad I be large* and heSI variety ol Fancy and Staple Groceries kept in Grillige burg, ??>> prices Ten toTwenty j er cent less than any bonne In town. I mean just what I say. I'll scL fof loss than any one. Of give my goods away. A. ?. \VATKER, Orar.gebnrg. Apiil 4. 1ST!). Loader of |,o\t Prices. LICHTNINC SEWEft Oscillating Shuttle PEWIEG MACHINE ?o wondorful In Its conception, une procodentod for doing a largo rang* of sowing In text)la fabrics and leather. Its motions aro continuous, admitting of an > \}\ extraordinary rate of speed* either by jftfc^' Vy> \ stonm or foot power. Every motion of the j^L^X^^^v. \ lnG nbout one-third more work In a day T-TT*^? th;?.n other Sewing Machines. It has no vv4siJL stop motions, and tightens the stitch with tl.o noodle out of the fabric It uses the woU-k iov? n Wl1 son Cornpcund Food on both sides of the needle. It has two-thirus loss parti- than any other first-class Sewing Machine. Its arm L fully Gi^ht and one-half inches long and five and one-half inches high, nnd the whole Machine is very compactly and solan* tlflcally constructed in proportions, elegance, design and appear* anoo. its simple, powerful and perfuct mechanism places it as far in advance of all other Sowing IVi.ichir.os as the telephone is superior to tho ti.. spoakinfc tubo. 'ilio WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repairing nil kinds of toxtiio fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING, fur* ninhed r*P.i?? with all WILSON SEWING MACHINES, together With ?? 1 -okor. Ruffleri Carrier. Sot of Kern mors. Binder, etc. These Machines are on exhibition and for sale by THEODORE KOHN, AGENT FOK Orangeburg County. Oriingcluinr. S. C. Nov. 7th, 1S71L?tf JAS. F. IZLA?, Attorney hrid Ooinifsollor .// Laie, OIJANUKUUHO, S. C. I ? f),li.?!? (Mii'iD'i ' '< nri lliiti-?' Snicin- aiul ( iiii-ii ?iiiVi, iln' siiiiM' liii'My owiii'il uliil Mi i i>"li <i Wy V\ hi. M Humum. K-<|. .Iiiiii- 11. I>.Si> 11 I L. S. WOLFE, D. D. S,, Hi'fliliihtc of Baltimore Denial Celipro. Oflliie over I). Louis' store, pfrer* Iii?1 professional services to tile <*itl z?>ns of Omnjrebure; ami ndjolohi}f coun ties. Tenth extraelid without pain hy the ii-i- f?l Nitrous Oxt.li- f5as. t'ir? cafest an ;e?ilie le kiuvwn in f?elene& SntMaction rrnaraiif n-il. Jan. .'Ml. I8S0?ly THE BEST REMEDY ? FOB " tte'TIirbat ana im*. n , Diseases of tho ^r\Y ERji pulmonary organn I are so provnlent aud fatal, that a safe and reliable remedy for therii 1b Invaluable to every community. AY K. II'8 ClIEltKY ; Pectoral is such a remedy, and no other bo eminently merits the confl uence of tho public. It is a scientific com Ibination of the mcdi Jclnal principles aud ?UBW/Acuratlve virtues of Jp?Si'tho finest drugs, PECTORAL chemically united, eat possible efficiency and uniformity of ro aulti, which enables physicians as well as invalids to use it with confidence. It is tho most Tollable remedy for diseases of tho throat and lungs that scienco has pro duced. It strikes at the foundation of all pulmonary diseases, affording prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to pa tlenta of any age or either box. Boing very palatable, the youngest children take- it without difficulty. In the treat ment of ordinary Coughs, Colds, Bore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza. Cler gyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Croup, and Catarrh, the effects of Ateh'h ChirbyPeCtobAX are magical, and multi tudes aro annually preserved from serious Illness by its timely and faithful uro. It ahould bo kept at hand in every house hold, for tho protection it affords in sud den attacks. In Whooping-cough and Consumption there is no other remody bo efficacious, soothing, and helpful. The marvellous cures which Ayf.ii'? Cuekiiy Pectoiiai. has effected ail over the world aro a sufficient guaranty that it will continue to produce the heBt results. An impartial trial will convince the most sceptical of its wonderful curativo powers, as well as of its superiority over all other preparations for pulmonary complaints. Eminent physicians in all parts of tho country, knowing it? composition, recom mend Ayem's CiiEtiiiY PECTonAL to inva lids, and prescribe it in their practice. Tho test of half a century has proved- its absolute certainty to euro all pulmonary complaints not already beyond tho reach of human aid. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. ?OLD bt all DaWJOISTS ETZnTWOIBI. Oct. bcr :i. 187:1?1 v How Watches are Made? JT will I n apparent to any one who will examine a Sol.il? COM? Watch, that n?-hlc troin the ncee??nry thickness for eii<rriiviii<r und polishing, a largo propone I lion of the precious metal used, is need ed only to stillen anil I old the engraved ! portions in pince. aud supply the iicees < sary solidity and Streng!Iii 'I'lu; surplus I jjohlis aetua'ly needless so far as fTll.t i TY and Iteautvnre concerned. In .1A MKS BOffS* |*ATKN I'GOLD H ATCII CASKS this waste ol prcciou- met ill is overcome, 'anil tin: sa.UK solidity a Nil stii KMiTII 1 produced at front one-third to one-half I ol llietisunl eo.-t "I solid ea.?es. The pro* j ccs* is of the mod shi)|ihi nature, as to| I lows: a plate of iiicklc cmpo-iiion met al, specially adapted to the purpose, has two (dales of Sol.II? ooi.1? soldered one I Oil each sltle. The three are then passed between polished steel rollers, and the I result is a strip of heavy plated compos ition, from which the ca?e> hacks, eeii j ires, he/.els. Sc.. are cut and shaped hy j suitable dies and formers. 'The ^old in the.-c eases is sutllcieutly thick to admit i.Ol" all kinds ufchUrillg. eU*>J?UYillg and eiimiiel lilig; the enslaved cases have been carried until worn perfectly smooth by Mine and use without reniov ' ili^ tin- gold. THIS IS TDK ONLY CASK MADK W hll TWO IM.Al KS Of'SOLID COLD ' ASl) \VAlJKANTKD BY SPECIAL I CKH I IFICA PK I For sale hy all Jewelers Ask for II lu-tialcil Catalogue, and lo sec warrant. March 12. 1SSU?ly CALL CALL. At the Peopled Bakery, ESTABLISH KD IN 1S71. BV THE PRESENT PROIMJIETOli Who is still ready and willing to FILL OKDEKfeJ SREAD, ROLLS, P! ES ax1) CAKES. of ull descriptions. G U N (x E 11 S by the Imrrel or box. A I.so 11REA1) FOR CA INI 1*- M K KT i N GS, A11y other meeting* at short notice. i "flBST RECEIVED FrtESfl COXFEC *J TIONARYS. FANCY COOL? AND NOTIONS, which will he sold as low.as any (hat can bo bought in Orangeburg. Tiulikful forthe past patronage of inj' friends and the public 1 still solicit u coil tiniiniiej! of their custom. , T, W; ALBERGOTTI, RUSSELL STREET,' Next door to Mr. J, 1*. Hurley, Oiuii?chin<r, Sept 13,1S7S "ly BUYCK&CUv ? ..DEALERS IN PLANTATION GOODS, DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, St. Matthews S,. 0. We rV>p<*tntlly ca'/l the ftttcntion of ?tho fiirm'or? Iii our general stock of (lOODS And solicit tu call, wh*?:jr?>t they visit St. Matthew*. A fuU nnd -fresh stock constantly in store. ' ien I * . n.i j .