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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
H.U M 0 R US.

Yours is a very hard case, as the monkey
said to the oyster
Indulge in humor just as much as you please,
SO it isn't ill-humor.
The only blustcrcr from whom brave man
will take blow is the wind
Present your wifewth everything she wants,
and perhaps she will be quiet .fsr the present.
When is wave like anarmydoctor? When
it is-a-surgin. III
'Ncvcr was ruined but twice. said wit;
''oncc when lost my lawsuit, and once when
gained one"
The captain OLA vessel is not governed by
his mate, but n married lands,nan generally
is !.
1t is always excus'.ble to ''put tho cart be-
fore the horse" if yonr horse travels back
ward,
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M. higgins Enjoys Married Life

r ID. - M. ~ u.
Snakes and naiskeeters! but It's nice to BE- E
q married man blow me ups fit ai1st Thcres
nothing like.it this:side Of Paradise, nor yon
side oft either! You bet thcrs ain 80
And I've gottIie sweetest girl for q
too that eyer wore waterfall She wont git.
mad, nor won't scold; kick up thc deuce, and,
sling chairs about nohow; no, not a bit oft {.
: We've been married now more than n, month
and not once has my dear Susan got into T..
bad temper-not once has she kicked the cut
mot once has sho looked blaeE- --nor once
has she slammed door TO- i's $3.50 IL +$
No, Sin; but my safty-valve,ri IF she's DONG
one Of these things; and says { myself says>I,
Timothy P. higgins, you're lucky cusss
you are, to possess sich wife, and you should
thank your stars to tho day you depart .tliis
life for a better ?'' H -.
If you want to Know what's swect--if> yot
want to know what's ecstoracioUs-if yop @ant
to know what's elysiumantic-if you. want to-
know what's paradisctatic- and lastly, ifyou
want to know what's trumps-gft married
Oh, the bliss of marrie,t Iifc--~,i =, y So
For then you always have a wife: xe,sg5
~
Getting married generates poetry in a mans
i'd, because whenever a mar gifts married, it
he has mind abovc-a mudwasp :ho goes to
writing poetry. siS -3.ss
i can write poetry; now, but never ccull
do it before. / knew there was something
wanting, but couldn't tell what i. was e;!!E
married my dear Susan; and soon as. T did,,
~, ~
it did and then says to myself, says Il:
'Timothy P. higgins, you'll be- a poct!e
You've got it in you; and now yon'vc gotta
beautiful, sweet, DEAR delighted, good naturea'
wife, and that will bring it out" !'f@
Every cuss, when he gifts dear wife, writes
poetry about her., or, to speak in poetica Ian
guage, ,r0lss the flower r-crowncd heights Of
Parnass Ga astridc of. Pogasus, and gives
him edIsdk out of the Castalian fountai1s
thereupon. .
Thcm's big words, them are; and kit'sla big
way to sag, "Write. poetry" Ill, ii,
Wal to return tony subject, lin going to
| write poetry about my wife, like other chaps,
| so here goes:
H. Each lovely Stalk OF pcautilul clQpes
/ Which covers yon fields al over,
Brcaihcs in It's sweet delightful olor- i,
] My SusaR.
Each skecter buszing in my room,
| -. At night and morning, eve and n"on,
Says in its soft, sweet, humtnng to,sc :.
My Susan.
Each s,arlhat shines in yonlcr SKY,
| And looks from here SO lthrelt high,
Makes me think of thee and sigh.
My Susan.
| Each note Of yondcr warblins frog
/ WHO sits and sings upon log; :
| Bears my cars from ycndcr bog
t - ,~sesi ysesas..
This dqating giazar,t flied with loye, :.
Bcafsb but for thess my swcetcstdove:
/ And Kisses ON Her Amy glove
at., 80
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.COU,hs-N.1s.Y,.
. f.tss IN Z. ttzLA. u .,
MUM IsIs sI9 J.

!. al Iady out with her little gAl md hoy Z
bought ahifn a. rubber balloon, scacapstfss
him, andsAewub in5the. air. Thoigiri; soeing.-s -
the tears in his eyes, said aNeyer mind Ncddy,~
when: you die and do to Heascn, you'll dit
sI.t,i .;S.ts-,. .t.a-sf fsrst<t s-
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PUBLIC. OFFICERS, i. ) T !, {
sORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

5aNiissfoSnn; IN ,Eavirs-7r b. v. Jomispn
lEgas Gsenr-s lsnylnspn sissis;
slir.;ff--J. W. H. Dukes. SO
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,Tsx CprlEcrons- Orange rarish.-f ". Fairy.
st. Matthews. parisI.--w. II. Dnn,zlcr. 'S
ASST. ASSESSOR L. S. REvEsrs,-Gcorgc W.
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.MAoisrnirEs- -Tho,,ns r. Stokes, ". r. Trend
well, 4, j; Gaskins F. ". Fairy, David L. connor,
j: n, Reldsr. Lcv;a Argoe, NJ. Y. Dannclly' E. q
p55aa; w, r. Hs,ytey. J. o., Priskc aamucl n. Moor
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Hutsoa. Iiarphl Riggs Y. Ezekiel Joseph, ,P. Hnr-
teysP; v. W. Briggmanns .s ~; Ss-, -
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tey Ifoisef. f. W. Fafry: Samuel NJ. Fairy, ,sanuet
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Brodie. J. q. GGgnard, Jacob Cooncr. George
BYRD, T. T; Jennings, David Dannelly.
COMMISSIONERS OF RoADs-St. Matthews Parish
C.s. Darby, W. C.sHane, M. X. Holman. Andrew
.Hoaser, " A Pnrlour, z. T. shuar J. L. rarlour,
Owen ShYlar, Il. G. Shqlar, W. l.. pou J. w. Sell
lers, n. w. Bates. J. W. Borbour. Augustus Avin-
ger, p. W. Avingsr, j. D. zeiglor, NJ. T. Keller, J.
c: Holman. srlrf 4 s ~
coAMIssIoxEns OF FREE soHooIs-OrangeP Parish
David L. iConnor, j. r. Milhous, Henry N. Smell,
John Jordan, N. C. Whotatone. John Inpbinet, DR..
ON. Bowman, Samuel Dibble.
g, COMMISSIONERS OF FREE ScHooLs-st. Matthews
Perish-Peter Buyck, j. H. Keller Wostley Houscr,
John Riley, J. H. Fielder, Adam Holman. --,.-
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. The following list of refreshments includes
many Individual drinks not found the wine
lists Of the popular hotels;
For Bankcrs-Currcnt Wine,
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i'pr Oetoscm,riaus-- Vino.
FuN NScan,strosSes-So-d Mater
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leading s.eampisfy lives as followers Of

leading exemplary lives as followers of
the same Saviour.
"a few days since, we spent an hour
in visiting the "Home" for the fallen at
No. % West Houston street, near Mer-
Ger. The president of the institution is
the eminent merchant and philanthro-
pist, A. r. Wetmore. The building was
once brothel. and is in shocking bad
company" yet, as far as its neighbors
are concerned. In this Christian Home
we found score of penitents, who have
fled from q career of sin to this place OF
refuge. Some were busy with their
needles; some were folding books; some
were ironing their clothes. None OF
their faces were ferbidding; few bore
traces of beauty and refinement still.
From this retreat they are to be sent
away, at the proper time, to their
friends, or to places of honest employ
ment. 1t is blessed enterprise OF love;
we .bespeak for it liberal contributions.
For as we walked through the clean
rooms, and saw the rescued daughters
of shame sitting Gin their right MIND
at their honorable tolls, we seemed to
behold ONE in their midst who said,
"Il.asmuch as my people are doing this
for these fallen ones, they do it npto
Me-"
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PITTSBURGH, May 10, lsG6

PITTSBURGH, May III, le66.
Nessrs. Hostet,er 4 SD,tthI r.
| GENTLEMEN: during O visit to the West, Last
fall, contracted chills and fever, which brought
ms to my bed, and finally terminated in typhoid
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months, during which time was physically 80
FRUSTRATED that almost despaired of ever re-
covering my health, having almost entirely lost
my appetite for days, not being able to eat n
morsel, added to which was distressed with q
reelIug senaatjOn in my head, and passed many
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being morally opposed 10 the USE Of stimulants
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welded my prejudiccs, and, after taking the
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former strength and yigOr. My sleep from the
loss of which have suffered pnuchJ has never
been better than IL il now, and the Keeling sen.
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Nv bowels, which were much cOnstipated and
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An Arissseraey fer America.

A foreign correspondent writes that
it seems q great pity that America has
no titled aristocracy-they are so use-
full. England, he writes. has q duke
who is o capital volunteer fireman, and
a marquis who spends his leisure as a
volunteer policeman, arresting beggars
and bringing vagabond children before
the sitting magistrates. Recently he
had o tussle with sturdy beggar, and
both were rolling in the mud together,
when regular policeman came to the
assistance of the marquis, and the pris-
oner was taken to Bow street. But the
most brilliant and successful effort of
the aristocracy to redeem and embellish
society has been effected by q noble
orchestral band, the Wandering Min
strels,n of whom Hon. Seymour Egerton
is conductor. Under the patronage OF
royalty and the nobility, they give
charity concerts in various parts of the
kingdom, with guinea tickets, and a
great rush to see noble lord playing
first fiddle, the heir. to dukedom puff
fing out his cheeks at the trombone or
ophoclide, is the result.
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Laughlin'S Infant Cordial,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHNG.

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Photographic Albums,
DIR. Schenck's Puiu,Onic Syr-
uD.

This great medicine cured Dr. J. IT. ScHKScE.
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Since his recovery, he has devoted his atten.
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the larger cities weekly, where he has iarrr
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ont Of thar carriages, and in-a few tannshs
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ACARD TO INyALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri'
ca rs o missionary. discovered safeand simple
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Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
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AFFECTED and unfortunate, will send the recipe
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Letters frun many psrsos. ~ no.lsddnr ~
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To Adam and Jeremiah Flu
IIrN ,L heFfy.D L&ffI

Won ARE RESPECTFULLY NOTIFIED
i that on the 9th day Of March, ls67. between
the hours of q m. and 6p. m, Of that day, Mt
the hotel Of Teter I. ToUthman, IN the town Of
Fairview, in the county of Marion, State of W est
Virginia, proceed to take the dispositions Of
at the hesri5s Of the ChaneeTr csnse now de-.
pending in the Circuit Court of Marion county,
in which am complainant, and you and Aaron
Hawkins are defendants. And If from any
cause the taking of the said dispositions he not
commenced, or il commenced, be not completed
on said day, the taking Of the SAME, will bc son.
timed from day to day. and FROM time 10 time,
at the same place aud between the xalne hours
until completed.
Given under my hand this, the 9Th day Of Feb
ruafy, 1867. DANIEL FLCHERTY.
N69-oaw-ft !
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P.re., and sweetest Cod Liver Oil

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DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
A Substitute for CaIOmel.

n SuoSthtutC hOI SahhVbhS.
These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power to relax the seeretions of the
liver as promptly and eaectually as blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use of the latter. 80 ...r
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, a. they promote the discharge
Of vitiated bile, and remove those distinctions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which are the
cause of bilious affections In general ..
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders OF the Liver, indi-
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drowsinrss, aud general feeling of yeariness
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medicine is required. . .H
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, +"
and observe that the two likehesses of the Doc.
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the last stage of Consumption, and the other in
his present health. &c.. -,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers Price %
cents per box. Principal Office, Ne. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes &
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Trust Sale OF aVainable Acad.
envy Building. =.

RT VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUsT IRON
I'D Josiah Atkinson, President Of the poar,l
Of Trustees OF The West Liberty Aeadersy. 10
me, dated December 9Th. ls5e. nou on resofd
beok ~ psge ss. in the Reeerdsris ofise. Ohio
county, West Virginia, shail, on the 18th. day
Of February, 1857, At the frcnt door o. the 1cad.
snstion, - thei shighc<t aadl besf kiiider.
for cash, The land and huilaincs-T, md
pernepal property IN said deed II, .trust
mentioned being one acre and clever perehez
~ land With the'. building Ethnsesu ceesD
aettsss, blAsk- bnsuiA = oahinst " minsrzis and
Ets6fy Of one hnndred -. -
selh1g u frrsfee, wa sufy sonvey sdch
eas - 9 vssle1 IN NJ, sAick. fsssa. b BE-
heySd 70 10 epokr sEN EEKISLEY.s
Jsnuary 10, lssIl1 Trustee.
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West virginia, 8. S,

At rNlos held IN The CLERKS Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Marion County, on the
First Monday in February, 1867.
IN chantery. Ga
Aaron Hawkins, It, alsS g@zsOss
1'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUE Is TO RE-
i cover Of the defendant, Aaron Hawkins, and
to obtain deed for q certain tract of land stu
ated in the county Of Marion, containing one
hundred acres, being the same conveyed te the
said Hawkins by Jeremiah Flnherty by deed
bearing date of the 10th day-of December, I $50.
And IL appears from affidavit fled in the cause
that the said defendants, Jereriah and Daniel
Fluherty, are not residents Of this State. IL il
hereby ordered that they do appear here within
one month from the dine publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect their inter.
est in this suit. -. ,..7,s,.,.s.. nv.
A copy. Teste: r r. LOTT, Clerk.
WILSON & SMITH. Il. q.
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ms Kyle xMl w.aisfsa,
Dress and Cloak Makers.

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New Advertisements.

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The steamer Ida Stockdale leaves fol
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Logan List & Co. offer an extensive
variety in the drug line.
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FULTON PAPER MILLS.

7 EvIS, LITTLE & CO., SUCCESSORS 10
~ A, Armstrong Son We are now manu-
ders by mail, or left Mt T. C. On & Co.'S viii re-
ceive prompt attention dcso ,
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"a Lscker, Wndov Glass. At - =, - :
- LAUGHLIN, SITH 4 CO..
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COST SALE.

HAVING GIVEN Up OUR BUSINESS
i'll stand, We are determined to close ont our
stock of Furniture, Bedsttads, Bureaus, Chairs
sofas Looking giasses, CushionChaiIs, safes
Mattresses, Spring Beds &c, &c. In fact, every
thing pertaining to our line of business VIII be
sold at cost from aud after this date: We have
also good horse and wagon to sell cheap.
j. CLEMENS & co.
n. B.-All persons indebted TO the firm OF ).
CLEMENS & co. are respectfully requested 10
call and settle immediately. Persons having
claims against the firm are requested TO present
them.
March LIST, 1867. MARLIN
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

One YEAR. J.. st 50 Three months -'&
Six months. ...... Z % 0ne montn'-'-'''
m sr-RscKIBfRs IN THE CITY.