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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03

Mr.. Quilt suppose you have
shaped ou, your policy, and all that
sort of thing, you know. Well what
are you going to do in regard to the
outrages in the rebel States? Deci-
sive work I suppose? Short and
sharp's the word, hey?"
(1eneralG rant"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
Mr.. Quill. me but did
you speak, General :? l dirn't catch

notwithstanding of England,
General, it is reported around that
you are friendly to the Fenians.
Some say you are Head Center in
the organization. Have I your au-
thority for denying that statement p
General GRANTS X
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
For a Club of so. and $500.

One black colored Alpaca Dress Pattern, one set
Lace Curtains, one pair all wool Blankets, engrav
silver plated bottle Revolving Castor. beauti
very fine Cashmere, for Pants and Vest, one set
ivory balanced handle Knives with silver Plated
Forks, one elegant satin Parasol, heavily beaded
ysrds good Print, 80 yards good brown or bleached
Sheeting, yard wide, or 40 yards yard wide, good
quality, one ladies' elegant Morocco Travelling Bag
one square wool Shawl, plain Norwich Poplin
Dress Pattern ~ yards double white cloth for La
dies Cloak elegant engraved silver plated Tea Pot
3 yards double white waterproof Cloth for Cloak
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03

Mr.. Quill-"Well now, in regard
to your cabinet Got her all fixed
up I reckon! By the way who have
you selected for your secretary of
State? Give Stanton a shy at the
war Office of course? Ifyou wonld
just mention the names, I would be
too happy to publish them for you.
My paper is always obliging with
those little matters. Take 'em down
shall I?
General Grant.-"* 4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
We will send to Agents free of charge.
For a Club of 80 and So, 90.

One of the following articles dozen good linen
Shirt Fronts, set solid Gold Studs all wool Cassi-
mere for Pants fine white Counterpart, large size,
elegant Balmoral Skirt, 20 yards rown bleach
ed Sheeting, good quality, yard wide; elegant
lO0-picture Morocco-bound Photograph Album, l
double lens Stereoscope and u foreign views, ono
silver plated engraved bottle Castor, elegant
cred edge and spangled one steel Carving Knife
and Fork, very best quality livery balanced handle,
one handsome beaded and lined Parasol, 20 yards
good Print, one very fine Damask Table Cover, one
pair best quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boot, ,ons
dozen fine Linen Towels, u dozen Rogers best Sill
yer Dessert Forks, one ladies' large real Morocco
Travelling Bag, one fancy dress pattern. n dozen
elegant silver plated engraved Napkin Rings, one
dozen Ladies' fine Merino Cotton Stockings,
Gents heavy chased soli Gold Ring, one Ladies'
high cut Balmorsl Boots, elegant Delaine Dress
Pattern, one Violin and Bow, in box complete, ono
set Jewelry, pin ear drops and sleeve buttons
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nov. 73. 1865 trains will leave
stations daily, Sabbaths excepted. as follows ::
daily.l Train leaving Pittsburgh at soPM,
leaves daily
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03

=
Mr.. Quill. think Of it,
General, what line of action are you
going to pursue in reference to the
Alabama claims? Call old johnson
home, I expect? Eepudiate his ac
ton, of course? l understand you
are red hot against England; how
about il p
General Grant" - -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
AT HIS OLD STAND,

On Main st., three doors north of railroad.
Where he intends to supply all who may
favor him with their patronage. with the
best quality of work, at the most reason able
prices. Keeping none but the best work.
men, he warrants his work. Remember the
place, and drop in. Sep4, ,lsS6-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03

Mr.. Quill.--"Well, then, 1 sup.
pose you intend to back 'em up:
seize Canada; whack into England
make things lively, 'eh p
General Grant" -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those of every other establishment Of the
kind proof of this be found in comparing our
premiums with those of others for clubs of the same
size, in addition to whic' claim to give better
goods of the same character.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
TRAINS GOING EAST,

F.. MYERS. Gen. Ticket Agent
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-31
SIXTH VOLUMES!

4 I L = y : 81 : - ~sS
Th"fublisherstake pleasure ins nsnnnouncinglthat
besides the able corps of writer's who have already
given Il national rennation to this Magazine they
have recently secured several new contributors
among whom We arc glad to mention Mrs. MARY
T.. BRYAN, the most accomplished female Essayist
i'll the South. fascinating Story from her pt IL
will bc commenced in our October number
We are publishing, in "A scrial form q His
tory Of the BATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS of the
ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
Also. splendid serial entitled 20 MONTHS IN
NORTHERN PRISONS!s i g s4
Also, beautiful Story, from the pen Of one of
the most gifted writer's Of the South, entitled THE
UNDERCURRFNT.
We expect very soon to illustrate our Magazine
in appropriate style.
TERMS: Single Subscriber, Ter year. Si0O For
Three Subscribers or upwards per yeur,
$3.50.
Any one sending the money for len suhscrib-
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such ~ he may desire. For twenty subscribers
$40 in books will he furnished. Sample copies sen,
on he receipt OF 35 cents.
Bfss- The Magazine is mailed before the first OF
every month
As our circulation is general throughout the
Cotton Belt and also in Kentucky and Tcnncs-
see, We offer frst-ctss medium for select nlver-
tisinS. Terms liberal. Address
PHILLIPS x CREW
Publishers and booksellers,
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RIP VAN WINKLE SLEEr-A man called
- = into tho establishment Of joking druggist,
<. and overcome by the sultry weather, sat down
+ i'm q chair aud was soon enjoying sound
I'D slumbes. Observing that the sleeper had on
fine new hat the druggist gently removed it
substituting in its place an old one, with a
sadly dilapidated and rusty crown.-Thc
= Sdfowsy citizen at last awoke, and after few
] s,ho-hums,"' felt Of the hat which was rather
"a tight ft Removing 1t from his head and
taking a long, steady gaze at the battered relic,
he turned to the druggist and inquired;
III "DiaI sleep a long time2"
,"'tYss,v replied the joker, "a very long
time"
+j.t}fWell continued the 6rst II shoul5 Judge
/ had, for when came into your store this
larned old hat was bran new Z"
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1 lnng .o--tf
It1LAI4 lESIlA TIE
S a il E

II OFFER FOR SALE on EASY TERMS, THE
/ following valuable Real Estate:
4 FINE DWELLING HOUSE,
and improved Premises in Orangebmg, on Russell.
Street neurly opposite the Presbyterian Church
Lot. 44 t565SfLf Iiil& 63 Hii1fhi3 y,
Also, that DESIRABLE TRACT Of LAND, on tho
Old Charleston Road about miles from Orange
burg admirably located for IL Residence and Farm.
Also PLANTATION near Rowc's Pump, with
fine Settlement.
Also 1900 ACRES near Branchyillc, improved
and unimproyed, tracts to snit purchasers.
n Applyto 1,l
). ". II. DUKES,
Jniy 'e-oa OfnnSefnrg, s. {.
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The Elective & FEhnShlss
y n N.ys -.S EEEB
To the People Of South Carolina: Z 4

q . I
It was referred to tho State Central Execu-
tive Committee, BY the late Democratic Con-
vcntion, to inquire into the disabilities imposed,
by reason of lthes war, upon q portion Of our
people, restraining them from the exercise of
the elective franchise in South Carolina, and
to publish the conclusion attained, for the
information of the people of the State. The
committee in discharge Of that duty, announce
that they have examined the subject, and beg
to state:
L. That no such disabilities now exist by or
under the acts of Congress, known us the Re-
construction act, the State having been Of
dciully Aleclarcdeto be in the Union. 5
2. That no such disabilities exist under the
soscallcd amendment. knownas the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution of the United
States the disabilities therein expressed hay
ihgy fe(efeute to- offiee:hollin ,and not ITO
votingaa& sh5 15.S9 * Gtss5s ~ b3j, =
s., That no such disabilities exist by the so
called State Constitution. Of 1868, undcrwhich
it is claimed that The State has !bcensrecon.
structcd and restored to the Union
The undersigned therefore, announce that
no such disabilities exist by force Of any law,
or supposed law, or authority whatever; aud
they urge their hitherto DISTINGUISHED fellow
citizens, in every part Of the State, to exercise
tEcir right to yotcsat the coming election for
President and Ficc-p President, of which right
they have been soAlong deprived by military
power by order ofthc. %E go
EXECUTIVE; COMMITTEE.
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ts aIsS 80 IL
....S. p OLE ,T RtY
81 aIlGoodiNightl ]
9Ulrh

O,sswee.,i my love ths houTis late; s.,,iS
The moon goes down ID silver state p -
asssAs hero aloncf watch and wait. >t,.t2{
,,aS Though far from thee, my lips repeat,
IN whispers low, COED night my sweet, q,
~ ssa ests 4 Is - ts ssly,s .si,srq s.sS,{ .t.is{
The house is STILL hutsos ses thu gloom
oFstarlit gardens. faint with bloom, 4,
lean from out my my darkcned room,
~ $ And only heag the roaming breeze .'e
.saI AAfSys softly in The lilac trees.
Somewhere bcneath thcsc, gracious skics.ix
~ Ny B9hy l9ye dreaming lies, ISL ~ T. -
With slgmIer brooding in her EYES. =, & :..i,;.
neGa AGO seek.her, happy wind 50 frcc,,Y s.,f
And kiss her folded hands for me- M
cross this doshsof silent air., Ia. ia' ea''8 :
Onaideslof officiating either. bear,
To,Mhefe the sleeps my whispered prayer;
dug mas brough, the night fororn, -
-'-' God keep thee, little love, till dawn.
naE p . 'a:b f,se ~
wLleliss,i5sde&r, aud loye;is best s.
And young moons drop adown the West,
my l9pe heart, turning to It's rest
1s.smsy Beneath the stars shall whisper clear,
uood night my sweet, though none may hen
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H1IBEns 11IousE, 11apa5s11 ,,, ,,,,,,..,

264 KING STPEET,
Bttmctn HtntrouM and IEnSel Streets and
,ciMin three mt',utcS' araM Of alt Mc
Irincipal Wholesale and Retail
Ho"~s Of Meeting, King and Hayac Streets,
and Mc Post Office, Charleston, s. &:
The City Railway, which runs to each extremity
OF the City, is within fifty yards Of the house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
. Week 90 TO Sl5 co
HESRB srARSIck, Mrs. b. Hnprns.
oct l8 tc
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f At a country fair in New Jersy little boy,
who was running about and bowling loudly,
was asked why he wcrt. The following reply
I touched all hearts. f,-
81 want my nanny, that's what's the
matter. matt l told the darnd thing shed lose
ME-, 8t
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Ladies Mutual Aid Association
OF
CHARLESTON, S. C.

HNHE object Of this ASSOCIATION il to assist
Il Ladies' who arc struggling BY their own en-
deavors to support themselves and fumilics.
Orders for nll kind Of NEEDLE WORK will l..
neatly ana promptly executed for which the Asso-
citation will be- responsible.
Also Southern Preserves, Jcllics, Wines Cor
dials and Pickles, Sc, made under its auspices
and the Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit of friends nbrond we give a
list OF some of the Preserves, Sc:
Orange Pineapple and Peach Marmala,c PRESERVES
Lemons Citrons,
West India and Ogccchce Lines,
blackberry,
Plum and Ounce Jeliies,
Wines Cordius.
Peach and Apple Leather, atsN
Crystulizcd Fruits,
fickled Shrmps and Oysters
AL orders for Work. Preserves. &c. to- be ud
dressed TO Mrs. LEE, Superintendent,
~ the Depository,
No. Chalmers Street. Churlcton.
july II If
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The beautiful $4,000 crown, manufactured
for Edwin Booth, was worn by him for the
first time in "Richard III, in Boston on Satur-
day evening. -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-31

The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday
estimates the Republican majority in Ohio at
1921. The Commercial thinks that Cover
nor Bakers majority in Indiana will be about
eight hundred
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ID EAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.

All tlnt PLANTATION in the Fork of Edisto.
containing about iS0 acres situated 1 miles from
Orangeburg, 10 miles from Grahams Turn Out,
and ] 2 miles from Blackyile. Upon this place is a
DWELLING HOUSE with rooms, besides BASE
MENT and ATTICS, built j,,st before he war.
will sell this place for leas than onc-lialf tho
cost OF the improvements Applyto to
SAMUEL DrBDLE,
aug H-7f orangcburg ). c..
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aIEGAI Iia m 0TTCESi IL q :
The State !, Of, South Garolipa.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

Aeitiah y. Greene, wife and others ] Petition for
Charlotte Buyck,, ct. al. Prove Wilt
Whereas Petition having been maaId3s I3 70 fac, i fc
prove in solemn fogp.atle last Hiu and Tcstament
of Francis B. HEATH, and wbersas ~ - tsIysr,
one Oh parties interested as absert and without
the limits Of the State, il il therefore ordered fbat
he appear ut the CodN OF rfobafe 10 he holden ri
Orangehurg e. for 0ransslnrg County, Oh the
second Monday in November. Il. b. xfs1S sssEssar-
ing said Petition and proving said viii AMI esta,
ment in due form OF Law: s 81 =, - =
orpnssSsre' rassiss ese THAR 8 AS9aE
August 5, 1858 ssss ii .0yasss ssss
aug sSisASI i oam 81, s,sa !, lass 3 ;sni,f
=. -a,..- ..1.s !. : 81 z.
THE sTATE OFys SOUTH gAROLIN ~
.,. . vFOER FOERASaEpgna DIsFn ss, ,.s..s ss.,.
In the Common Pleas. SIS.
Henry piseAof !&gca9s aaTrAg, ;.s,a Agg
Bailey Bro sasnnsn'.
WlereFsg gtKes PRintas dia Oh enc. a1sh NV Of
APRIL e68, file tIieiS declafatlon against tic De-
fcndants who as it is said ure absent from and
without the limits Of THE State and have neitiicr
wife Or Attorney known within tho isan5ei siif5on
-Hhom a. copy of said Declaration served:
On motion of Messrs. Izlnr & Dibble, IIaintiff' 4
Attorneys it is ordereds That tho said Defendants
10 appear and plead to the said Declaration ON or
before the 18Th day Of April, wiicI Wfils 81 81 the
year OF our LORD, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nne, otherwise final and absolute indictment
VIII IL then DC given and'awardsd agninat themss as,
April DifHs 1lsh, o'ss 1865 ! + eD!Ss9S 'p.
q apltla:Gs y, s 'e 'oe3m n. n;e4, ait s.a I2m5
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- Is o O TX YsN

ID R 90 IkLY
I'D LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Issues all Kinds Of Life InsuI ancc Policies Divi.
dcnds annually in Cash. Office Ill Broadway
WM. NJ. COLE, IL ,CHRISTION W ROI'CK
oecrctury. PRECEDENT
HOLMES, wATIES & KEITT,
General Agents, So Ca,
Office No. South Atlantic Wharf
Charleston, S. c.
kElTT BROS. Agents for Orangehurg District,
uug8 om
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ESTABLISHED 1862.
Charleston Courier for 1858.
DAILY AND TRI- WEEKLY,
BY A. $. WELLINGTON & co.

The war closctl with lnrge Indebtedness on the
part Ut our former subscribers, Of whom, have
protfcred us payment. To others have present cd
no claim, amid the losses and misfortuncs by which
they have been surrounded huving been spared the
necessity Of doing SO by the very generous, prompt
nnd hearty support we have uniformly received.
We are able to wait for the advent Of better ines
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will cheerfuy meet their obiga,i ions.
To all such VIC cordially extend invitation TO re-
new their subscriptions.
jan II dh If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH c CAROETN4.
''H'- !ORANG EBURG DISTRICT. ri.fa
va az (yn,Moa II,leatIIss..isEa sll'

'-''" = s4' III he Cynmoa I'1esals..isa SIS faf
Jos H. Morgan, ,'sss's.ssw
..y,f,, vs.. Attachment.
Joseph f. Bailey. s'il'rsl'ss ''s tFtl eIFa: ~
Whereas, the Plaintiff did. on; the 28tl, idas sof
March, 1868. file his Declaration against The De
fentnn who (iis il said is absent from thont
-\uorncy known within the same. lupod WHOM "a
cory of the same, declaration might be servcd :, IL Is
Therefore ordered, That the said defendant do az
pea md plead to tho Standardization osof hsfofe
absolute Judgment will then be given and awarded
,aganst him. 1t... u, s.,,i, tI.tI,,-
Clerks Office. j. +. ROBINSON. 'as
March ~ ls'is1@I}iin - e,ts ,tiiap sslic,DCs.Py
april sFI. 1y 3
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!. .AG GRICU'LTURAL, &C.
Grape Growers Maxims.

iaa i Prepare. The ground in falls plant in
SPRING. iH,taluoA ri .9'Tws ase
II; Give the; vine plenty of manure, old and
we'll decoinposcd for fresh manure excites
growth, but It does not mature it.
g. Luxuriant growth. does not always ensure
fruit. /
nei,i4t Dig deep, but plant shallow.
TgF6! Young vines produce beautiful fruit, but
Old vines. produce the richest.
~ Prunc in autumn to insure growth, but
IN the spring to promote fruitfulncss
7..sPiant your. vines before you put up trcl-
8. Vines, like soldiers, should layc good
arms. tleI;
4sI9. Prune spurs, to one well developed bud
forthe nearer the old wood tho higher favored
thetfruit.
TO- Those who prdnc long must soon climb
IL. Vine leaves love the sun, the fruit the
shade
.,s II. Every 'lehf Has n Bud at its base, aud
-'ether a bunchsof fruit OF a tendril opposite it,
rsl5 itendtile is al abottivc fruit bunch-a
bunch ,ofl fruit, a, productive 'tc,ndril. :.
ssarl4 ~ buuch.of grapes without.a healthy
leaf opposite,is Ike i slip 1T sea without "a
,.ssudder .it can came to port, - A
W 15: Latefals arc like, politicians, if not
4tohccked theyarc the worst of thieves
-'2' 81 Good grapes are like gold, no one has
enough. it,.; 7as,atp,F
e THE earliest grape will keep the longest,
for that which is fully matured is easily pre-
ga sssecrvtd.stsS S ~-- sf4G x Effs2s9ia EyfTg
b.tsraTo CLEAN STovEs.-A writer iu an English
'n,agazine proposes, instead of blacklcadibg
stoves and gratcs,st they should be painted
with water glass (silicate of potash colored
with pigment; to- harmonizc with tue coloring
Z Of the apartment. Before this is applied the
a. must BE thoroughly cleansed fiom grease,
and rust spots must be rubbed off with
:, scratch brush. Two or three coats Of the
paint may then lie put ca and allowed to dry,
after, which the fire may be lighted without
fear Of injury to the coler, .sAich may, indeed,
/. be exposed to % red heat with impunty.
or milk over the paint has no effect
- upon i, and it may be kept clean by washing
with soap and water. Dutch ovens aud other
Z Z similar utensils may also be coated with the
= same 1naterial, and the labor spent in polish
e then, may thus BIZ saved: a, good coating
this paint il is' said, viii last i year
two. T.a,a,saf
s~fesf9 u ss*t34it -ta Isfr q, ..i.r .,ig
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w HEEEiS. ,he sElaigiiG did. on The tentl. isy
w .of APrit, ..sD. fsGs.i ifi&t6iss Declara sn
against the Dcfednn nis win los SisSsaii laic
sent from nn,i without ile limits OF this STATE
have neitiicr wife Attorney known ,sithinaSho
S:nt; lTon Mion,ta copy of the said Declaration
might be Icrtcd:''H %@+ Sfh9sttE q. tssitisa
10 appear and plead to he aaid fo 81, aor
fo.e tie wrlffif fa -wiici will be-
,hs;Seas ef yoYs 9rt lespir.t
ana fiH, y.nins aihsrMiss hnal at,t atruiate lnI-
Clerks Oisicc,i. s,ll .,s, Jos. ROBINSON.
ornn2ehnrg District, G. e. r.
a Iaii ~ y. f,u3
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Dr.. B. M, Shuler, Druggists

lust RECEIVED And OPENING A FRESH
O Supply of DRUGS AND MEDTcINES
Also Perfumcres, such as Extracts. Toilss soapH
OF every description. full assoat spents Of HAIR
best qualities. estHfesf f3sss @sAsff
With fine nssortm, ut Of STATIONERY, lnis,. Lead
Pencils, Indellib;e Pencils fbr Marking fClbthcs.
Writing Pens and Holders ofse9ery sdescfiption,,
SfcrncfariNunl Books. &c.tsa hae RSsatiss : ''
lfon cxR End an5tlliaa generally ksptr iass awels
Regulated Drug Store, Nlf Of @Ritfs is ofcstd lcys
for the fash. Call and see for yoursestsssSs
inac7 N
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Ii DIMES, wATIEs Il KEarT.

II DIMES, WATIES az KElTT.
inn o. Holmes, Jr., Hm Waties, C.. D E,;u
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No South lfhanhc Hhdrf Charleston, 81. In
viii cell on Commission Cotton, Ipmbcr, Timber,
Naval Stores und sll Country Produce. Strict nf.
trntion given to the Purchasing of store Plantu
ton and Funy Supplies, Conssnlrents und Orders
Solicited
kEITT BROS Agents for orangcburg District.
aug om
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-, ~ .t.t ~ =, .s.ss-E ~ aSl l,ss,, =
n - TAI Ga-+Wc soiftri for iie Ruiis Planting.
very lurse al superior stock OF Fruit Trees. Craps
Vines. Strawberry Iiaifs. Noses E.feensFHr-
nnmcn'al Trcs.s audi Shilhs ~Hetding and tirecn
House Plants. fseriitiser pads, wl,olsaale sca,a-
l"gnes mailed on. pplica tion
s, Z: j. sBEErKMANS.
YjuIy ssAAa;h*l ss2s7iitaF s'-ssH sY6s,isfa. .sig
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TIE CAROLINA EARMER.

nnd will issue the first number as soon MS II suff
cicnt number OF Subscribers arc obtained to pay Il
reasonable share Of the xpcnse Of Publications
The FARMER will be issue, monthly at 81 OO
per annun. i'll advance: will contain not less tl,nn
thir,y-two large double column pages of reading
matter, bound in handsome covers and in typo
graphical execution will not :. s,lms.v,t l., N,
Agricultural Monthly i'll the co,'1'"v.
Being determined to do whatever energy will nc-
complish in making the FARMER worthy the sup
port of the intelligent Pluntcrs and Farmers of
North tnrolinn and South Cnrolinn and desiring
to introduce it into every county in those States.
We wish to employ active Agents ut every Post
office to whom the most liberal inducements will he
offered.
Address all communications to
WM. II. BERNARD
july 1T Wilmington, y. &.
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.tCOTT's MONTHLY M.A1iAZINE!

TIE OLDEST, LARGEST AND CHEAPEST.
~ THE SOE7W,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE

ut Tie highest market prices. and put our Goods ut
ns low figures as amy house in Town
oct ls--cly kEITT BROTHERS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-31
HE Carolina Farmer

DELlEVING THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE
ID Farmers aud Planters at this SECTION demand
the publication of periodical to be be devoted to
the advancement Of Agriculture in the two Caro-
Inns. we have determined TO establish such n d. .
rodica under the title of