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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-08-31
Thanks.

We"arro, under many obligations to Mrs!
JAMES STOKES for bottle of very superior
Blackberry Vine In returning BUR thanks
we congratulate '1t Mrs, STOKES, upon her success
in this branch of domestic economy, and COM
mend her example to the good housewives Of
our District ai3 y ~
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Medical Notice.

The Undersigned have this day formed :, cnpart-
ncrshp for the PRACTICE or MEDICINE in
Oranechurg and ts vicinity. The general ahau-
donmcnt Of the Credit System, will compel them to
present their bills QUARTERLY far Payment.
All persons indebted n! the present time. to either
OF the undersigned individually, are requested t,
make payment mt an carly day.
TllpS: A. ELLIOTT, VI. D.
ALEXANDER s. SALIEY NJ D.
July lsi.. 1867 July CT
JUW H. LOUIS x CO.'S,
Agents.
feb q ~
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The Bridges.

We understand that tho river near this place
is rising, and that the Lake Bridges are aAoat.
and dangerous to pass over. Wo trust the
Commissioners Of Roads will take immediate
action in the matter ~.
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ConsigneesIperi South Carolina Railroal
Rcmaining in The Dcnot TO Dnte.

W. ". Cutler, j. II. Fielder. ". A. OCan d.
Qunttlcbaum, j. d. Jones. d. w. Evans. ". A. j.
Sisrunk .. Mie,Fobcrts. w. IIamptqn, j.. II. Jcn-
kms. - So syff f,f3i
II, Express.
Col. Geo. Warren. raul Derrick,
In at;cdrlahcc with; orders received from the SUI
perintcndcn, Storage will hereafter be charged OH
Goods, remaining in the Depul for mn unreasonable
lcng,k Of time. W. G. MEREDITH, -
l.fs Agent.
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READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
LOCAL L'Ol, c a g: Items. I I
SATURDAY. MORNING, AUG. 81 1857.
Religious.

Rev. 4. X. DrnpAM will preach at this
place, Cd. W tomorrow night. ntiso o'clock, at
the Baptist Church % ."i ,NiiiEANN
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
Proposals for Lime.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. \,
NEW U. S. CUSTOM HOUSE,
Portland, Me-, April ID, 1857.
GEALED proposals will be received at the office Of
1867, Tor furnishing and delivering eight hundred
lS00) Barrels of the best Lime for the Government
buildings to be erected at Portland, Maine The
lime to be delivered at the sites the buildings as
fast as desired by the Superintendent required by
the progress of the work Proposals will be made by
the barrel including all freight, hauling &c. Ten per
contract. The delivery Of material will begin i'm
mediaiely on signing the contract. The Department
reserves the right to reject any or all Of the propo
sals
Proposals should be endorsed, proposals for
Lime" and addressed to
HENRY KINGsBURY,
april eodtd Superintendent.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29

Railroad Leans.

The city of Augusta with State valuation
OF some two and a half millions has voted m
make free gilt of S25O,OOO to the Messrs.
-. VI providence, to induce them to
anu ouiid large manufactures on tho
~. aver within the limits of that city.
oue-oehth OF their valuation. and for
'niS sum 'ney DO not receive one cent Of return.
except IN the indirect way of having the
taxable property, population and business Of
the city increased by the Improvements ana
cotton mills which the Spragues coutemnlata
building.
If a wiseacre lived there would he not b,vs
moaned over this gift" and Illuminated abopt
the increase of taxes and depreciation of city
bonds?
Portland gave S6O,OO0 to build wharves at
Fish Point for the Great Eastern when she
should arrive in our harbor. And for his ex-
penditure the city received no security, not
even the use of the wharves, and to this day
not one dime of principal or interest has been
paid the city on account of them. 1t operated
as free gift to the Grand Trunk Company
Portland carried through the Atlantic &
st. Lawrence railroad by her loan of 81, ,OOOCCO,
and this resulted in giving us a connection
with the West through Canada. This operat-
ed to the advantage of the Grand Trunk Co.
If We have done all this for a FOREIGN corror-
tion, will we refuse help to the railroads run
ming through and opening up the resources of
our own State, and developing business of VI
tai Importance to the growth and prosperity
of our city? More especially IA this help con-
sists in simply indorsing the credit of the
companies, not in advancing them one dollar,
and for this Endorsement ample security 10 be
furnished.
Does the Grand Trunk Company help our
merchants? Have they not subjected them to
great losses and inconvenience by reason of
their objectionable and wilful delays in trans
porting freight? Must they have SGO,CCO for
wharves and S2,0OO,000 in loans, and our own
roads, owned BY our own citizens, not receive
any aid? Is this the way we help ourselves?
But our bonds only sell for 96 cents ON the
dollar, says Hardfint. But he does not add
that at this price they are higher than govern
ment 1905 at los IL or 52O's at los 10, present
value, so that the credit of Portland, with all
the bugbears of debts and loans stands better
to-day than that Of the government as Judged
Dy this standard. A PoRTLANDER.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
Store FO7ln(72s7f.

WANTED, SUPERINTENDENT in q large es-
" taelshment for manufacturing Stoves, &C.,
situated IN New England town. To an active
praclcai man Oh large experience in the manufacture
of Stoves in all its details who has the requisite abil-
ity for The successful management of such concern
adesraple sltuatioh Is now open, and parties who
necessary qualifications may address lconfidentaiyl
SUPERINTENDENT care of Lorenzo Buree. ESQ.
stating where personal interview can be had
Anril 1R d3wk
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS.

WILL be received until y O'Clock M, May Sd,
w 1867, at the office of the Superintendent Of the
new Custom House, Portland, Maine, for furnishing
and delivering at site Of building the Granite work
required therefor.
Plans, specifications and samples of the various
grades OF hammering may be seen at the office of
the Supervising Architect of the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, d. c., and at this office,
Each proposal must be accompanied by q sample OF
the stock propo ed not over nine inches cube prop
erly marked with the name OF the bidder and must
be submitted before the opening of the bids.
Specifications and Blank forms for proposals can
be btained from the Supervising Architect or at this
office. and no bid will be considered that is not in
advertisement.
Ali bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons in the sum OF $5,O0O that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract if award
ed to him, the sucency of the security to be certi-
fed to by the U. S. District Attorney, Judge or
Clerk of the U. S. District Court
The Department reserve the right to reject anv or
all of the bids and to accept different proposals for
the Basement Story and the Superstructure ii Deem
cd to the interest of the Government to do So
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Gran
ite-w0rk," and addressed to
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Superintendent Custom House.
aprSeOdtmay3 Portland Me-
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
ERMs:-EiGht Dollars a year in advance

The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is pu6ilsne9
every day, tSunday excepted,l at No. l IIih'e'S
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland.
I1,cI
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
A Craze Ch0r0e.

THE clown of Skif g. Gaylors Minstrels, when
A asked "who first introduced gambling into this
country" answered, "Caliiornia Cheap john
whether this is true not it does not matter; but
one mng Is certain, that California Cheap John was
sne mrs. to introduce into this city Good Cloth
mss,,.s senps 81 furnishing Goods, Hats and
1 1oo.s at unusually low prices. Call and see him.
March 27, dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29

Frugal and simple diet, and regularity in
the hours of labor, eating, study and sleep, are
more important to health, than all the pre-
scriptions of the Materia Medica. Rise with
the sun: employ the first hours in devotion
and study; have your meals at given hour;
eat moderately and subsist chiefly on veseta-
BILE diet; labor in some active employment II
possible eight hours in twenty-four; 60 to oed
at pine-no honest man ought to be up later
than ten, unless it be to take care OF tne SICK
or to perform other indispensable offices; keep
+, the BODY clean, and comfortably but not ex-
travagantly clad; above all, preserve good
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
Proposals for Sand.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
NEW U. s. CUSTOM House,
Portland, Maine, April Is, 1867.
GEALED proposals will be received at the Office OF
- the undersg Led, until 12 O'Clock NJ. April 30th,
1861, tor furnishing and delivering one thousand
(lO00) loads, Of halt cubic yard each, of the best
sharp and clean sand for the government buildings
to be erected at Portland Maine; the sand to be de-
by the Superintendent, required by the progress
OF the work. Proposals will be made by the load,
including all freight, hauling, &c.
Ten per cent of all payments retained until COM
peiion of contract. The Department reserves the
right to reject any or all Of the proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Sand"
and addressed to
HENRY KINGsBURY,
anr1T endtd SunerintsndDn4
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
Terms Eight Dollars per annatna, in odso,ce

conscience and maintain a cheerful and uni
form flow OF spirits. In this way you vii, be
very likely to throw the doctors out of service
and save yourself much pain and suffering,
besides the cost Of a physicians long bill
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST CLASS
PHANO.FdDRTE
w are Rooms
IN PORTLAND.
The Largest in the State Of Maine.
Evans Building,
No. 145 Middle Street.

MESSRSs 9. III. STEVENS 4 CO.. beg To
1Sl inform the public that they have opened as
above large and at ractive Ware hooms Tor the sale
OF first class Musical Instruments and are
prepared to offer the largest aud finest assortment Of
lection OF the justly celebrated Instruments from the
ton, whose Pianos have taken such high rank
AENDED By the BEST TEACHERS and MUSI-
Ci4NS. These are the only Instruments containing
the "P44TENT SUSPENSION BRLDGE," which
gives briiliancy to the high notes. unequalled by
any other improvement We hare the "a cfusive
Agency for these Instruments. JYe also hare a suD-
ply Of the splendid Pianos mani factured
by Alfred Newhall, of Boston, whose lnstru-
ments have given such universal satisfaction Wher-
ever they have been used. The merits OF those Pi-
amos are well known in Portland. si tsfssAi--
The Beautifs1 little Instruments made by GEO. M.
GOILD y 90, Of Boston, which are In such great
demand, may also be found at these Rooms. These
Pianos distinguished for their purity and sweet
ness OF tone, and the low rice ut which they are
sold. brings them acithin the reach ofaU. A vari.
ETY. of other Pianos also on Hand. We are
now negotiating TOR, and expect to receive the
Agency of the lannon's Weber Iusfrunneut.
4H the dbOce named Pianos we are authorized TO
sell at MANUFACTURERS LOWEST CASH PRICES
"a Our Rooms will be open constantly and we
CORDIALLY invite all INTEREST," either in the use orpur
chase of Pianos to call and examine our stock and
obtain our prices.
s. I'll. STEVENS Dc CO..
No. las Middle Sc.
Portland, April 20, 1857. .-d2w
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-29

TIE MAINE STATE PRESS, is pubIshed at the
same place every Thursday morning at szooa year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES or ADyERTIsING.-One inch OF space, in
Isneth OF column constitutes "a square"
81 10 per sauare daily first week rs cents per
week alter: three insertions, less, LOO; contnn-
Ing every other day after first week, SO cents.
Hall square, three insertions less rs cents: one
week % 90; % cents per week after
Under head OF ''AMUsEMENTs 50 90 mar sorora
por week; three insertions or less 81 80
orgUIAL NOTICES, Sl.25 per square Tor the first in
insertion. ~ d
Adve,tlSements inserted in the "MAJNE STATE
pREss. (which has large circulation i'm every par
VI t0 ottebior SlO0 per square for first insertion
ton. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
CORPORATION NOTICE.


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that the In tn York described in
yes
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and
23
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fol within
the ad wecuet
ofyeasss the
Ro11ERsO OFFICE
ByOTrof R CoNNMLY ComprOle
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
ISt Hard,
ID Ward.
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4th Ward.
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

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New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22

THE AuTOeRAT OF THE KITCHEN.
Among our stoves, which We keep constantly on
hand aud can furnish at the shortest notice NAV
be- found he Original 2. 2. STEWART STOVES
The Pride of the West, independent Good Samari
tan, Home Comfort &C., &C.. Also a large va
riety of Parlor Box o"d Soapstone Stoves for
wood and coal.
We manufacture all kinds Of Tin. Copper and
SI"ct-lron ware md keep constantly on hand a
large assortment # Stove Pine. Zinc. Lead 4 Iron
Pipe. CHst-lron nd Wooden Pumps, Pluws Guilt
vator>, Iron Sinks, Wooden. Glass ana Hollow
War. Yankee Notions. &C., Sc.
Particular attention paid to tin Roofing. putting
az Fave troushs. All kinds of Job work aud
rcpailinE done in the best manner and on she
shortest notice. DORSEY, SWIFT 4 Co.,
1851 Benson. Vt.
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~ O l. S
ID Y S u + PSIA CURE.
This Great Remedy tor all diseases of the

This Great Remed, tor all diseases of the
STO MA G H,
is the discovery ui the iuNr"jut ~ Goes valuable
Cough Bai>um, While experimenting for h- own
health. 1t cured crlmp in the stomach ior him
which had Leturc Nicllcd to nothing bar clOrutorm
The almost daily testimony from various part,
Of the country encourage rs to believe there /, no
disease CAUSED bv disOrdcred stomach it will not
speedily cure.
Physicians el1.s9 anil use it. Ministers give testimony
d its riiICal.
And from all directions receive tidings OF cure,
performed.
DYSPEPSIA At j, sure 10 cure
EARIBURN-One dose will cure.
SlCK-H ADAClll--lt has cured in hundreds Of
cases
HEADACHE AND DIzzINESS-It stops in 80
minutes.
ACIDlTY OF THE sToMACH-It ,orrects at
RISING OF THE FOOn-It stors immediately
DISTRESS AFTER EArING-One dose will re-
move.
CHOLERA MORBUS-Raridly yield, to a few
doses.
BAD BREATH-will be changed with half d bot.
tie.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS !
Its unprecedented success is owing to the fact
IT CURES BY ASSISTING MIXTURE
To re-assert her sway in the system.
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells
it at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
&. q. CLARK Il CO.,
PEorEIEToRs.
33;ow1v NEW HAVEN CONN
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nRYGOODS and CLOTHING
Ia large assortment and lower prices.
June H. A. SHE LDON.
TWO FARMS IN ONE, OR ONE


The Wcll-known lot Sanford Farm situated in
Shrrciiam. i now for sale. Said farm contains
III all. nearly 800 cf the choicest land for all
farming purposes, but it desired bv purchasers it
can and will be divided into two farms and soi
separate. The principal or large farm contain.
ABOUT go acres of the best Of land Tor tillaEc
moving, etc There is on it a goed two-s orv
house, with woodhouse, carriage house, five barn.
eide mill. small horse barn, corn barn, and other
small useful buildings, two good orchards Of graft
Ell fruit, and email fruits such as currans grapes
etc.. good wood lots, with plenty of naples for a
sugar orchard it desired, etc, all in good condition
aud repair.
The small farm is only separated from the large
one by the highway, and contains between forty
aud ility acres ot good land, a good J. story
house aud good barn. The houses are in speak
ing d,tanCe Of eac other. should two partners
wish to occupy them. Said farms are well fenced
an object worthy Of notice to purchasers and ac-
ces,blc to the Orwell Cheese Factory sh ,ud
dairy he the business desired. Possess OH given
the LIST OF Api peXt. If sold Now come aud see
tor Yourselves, all who wish to purchase. and call
ON the Undersigned living near the premises, who
will give you all further particulars
A. W. PERRY.
SLor' ham, VT, july 10, 1867. loft
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

Situated at Riverside, Burlington County. N j.,
is founded for the purpose ofgratuitousy educating
the sons OF deceased Soldiers and Seamen of the
United States.
The Board ofTrusteos Of the Institute consists of
the following well-known citizens ofPennsy lvania
and New Jersey:
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN. Dist. Atty, Phlla.
HON. LEWIS Il. BRD oMALL. Ex-Chief Conner
u. ). Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds Phila.
HON. JAMES NJ SCOvEL, New Jersey.
HON. W. W. WARE; New Jersev
HENRY GOgMAN, Esq, Ag't Adams Express
Phila.
J. F.. CoE, Esq Of JOY, Coe & Co., Phila
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Washington, D. c.,
April Is, 1867 Office of Internal Revenue -
Having received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds If the enterprise conducted by the Wash
ington Library Company will be devoted TO char
liable uses. permission Is hereby granted TO said
Company TO conduct such enterprise exempt from
all charge, whether from special tax or other duty
L. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The association have appointed as Receivers
Messrs GEORGE 4. COOKE & CO., 80 South
Third Street. Philadelphia, whose well known
Client guarantee that the money intrusted 10 them
will epromptly applied to the purpose stated,
Philadelphia, Pa, May 20, 1867.
TO lie Officers and Members Of the Washington
IiOrary Co., y. y. READ, Secretary.
Seutemen:-On receipt u your favor of the IL
ns,., notifying us ct our appointment as Receivers
for your Company. we took the liberty TO submit
q copy Of your Charter, with plan ct your enter.
prise. to eminent legal authority. and having re-
celved his favorable 'pnon In regard to liz legal
lay, and sympathzing with the benevolet object
OF your association, viz; the education and main
tenau, Of the orphan chill OF our soldiers and
sailors at the Riverside Institute we have concld-
ded to accept the trust and to best efforts
20 promote 80 worthy an object.
Respectfully. yours, &c.
GEO. A. COOKE & co.
Address all letters and orders 10 GEO. 4 q.
COOKE & Co, Ia 'kers 80 South Third Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, receivers fer tho Washington
LLfI.y Company. ~;
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HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

IL We will sell, for less than its real value. If
sOid immediately, good Dwelling House. pleas
anilN and CENTRAL, heated in the village of Mid
dleburN. II is two stories high and contains fv.
rooms on he first floor besides Mushroom. The
sccoId story is suitably divided into sleepiny
apartments Tie cellar is a good one there ara
two cisterns and excellent living water brought
in pipes. There is good Baru, lately new sillrl
aud otherwise repaired. The lot contains about
! !. ac OF land, in the best condition. having; on
IL number OF apple and pear trees, and plenty OF
the small fruits
Tie place is but few rods from Main Street,
uui within Il short Iii lance OF Churches, Stores,
Shops, Pos, Oic- and business generally. For
further particulars, call un or address
KNAlP 4 CLARK.
If this does not suit you've can show YOU other
place.
NJ idG!clury, VT, Sept. Q. 1867 9i;jw
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TIE AMERICAN COOKING


After twenty years experience in the manutic-
.ure II Stoves, We became convinced some six
wears since, that vast amount of money
being expended by the people of this country, in
buving cheap ard almost worthless stoves, a large
portion Of which was wasted and that true ccuu-
omv consisted in buyin, the best >tove> that could
he made. notwithstanding the price was higher.
With this view We proceeded to construct the
American Cooking Stove and spared no pains
expense to mllei it the st and most perfect stove
that could lie made. And we have experimental
with It, and carefully watched its o.craiion the
last six wears, and when an Improvement suggest
ed itself we have at once adopted it. and We have
several Of these improvements secured 10y letters
patent. In thi, manner we do no. hesitate to
say, We have brought it to higher state of per.
lection than has heretofore been attained in ok
Ing stoves. The recent Improvements in this
stove has added largely to its con- enicnce and
effectiveness. H. all the varieties ol stoves we
manufacture, we study usefulness, durability,
convenience and economy in operation. rather
than cLeapncss in price, aud in 30 doing we are
satisfied We study the interest Of those purchasing
our stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD 4 co,
Albany, y. Y.
For sale by NJ. II. WEIGH
13:6nI Mdllebury, Vt
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FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.

., ANY person who paws Five Dollars shall roceiv
tile larse and splendid steel plate Of
'IIIE MARRIAGE or PuCAHoNTAs"
and Five certificates OF stock, emitting them to
Five Presents.
The engravings and certificates will he delivered
at our Local Agencies, sent by mail, postpaid,
express as may be ordered.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

Any person sending us One Dollar, or paving
tee same to our local agents, will receive mme-
d.stely iine Steel Plate Engraving, at c. Dice
from the following list and one certificate OF stock,
sring one present in the Great Distribution.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-22
DUBBER GOODS.


III Rubber Boots. Rubber Conts
La les aud Gents Bubhcrs Ladies and Gents
Arctic Oveishues
Rubber Pipes. Syruges, Combs, Balls. Su.penders.
Nipples Cord. Braid, &c, &c.
For sale by H. A. SHELDON.
Nov. 4, 1866. g2tf
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DUBBER RUBBER RUBBER I!
IL
n. HARRIS, DENTIST,


MID b L E B U Y, YER MO- T,
would inform the public that he has
obtained Cat great eXpense) all the
apparatus, tools and equipage for the
manufacture of Rubber or Nulcanite
I eeth, together with all the latest val
liable improvements and first quality
of materials which enables him to fur
nish Rubber work at largely reduced
prices Beautiful sets made for ten
dollars to fifteen. Gold and Platina
plates mounted with Vulcanite teeth,
which is decidedly the best thing that
has ever been discovered in the profess
sion. Decayed teeth filled with all
the different kinds of improved gold
and restored to permanent usefulness
and warranted Thanking the public
very warmly for their confidence and
very liberal patronage the past year,
would solicit a continuance of the
same.
NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ D..
Middlebury, Sept %, 1867. 26tf