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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

SPEAKING ofthe spread ofProlestant;
ISm In spaIuthe New York Times says.
The spaniards are taking the first
lessons in Professionalism they have
been able to get since heresy was burn.
cd out OF the Peninsula. The ProteB.
tAnIs are active In establishing places
OF Worship hsre. and distributing
Bibles. and The Liberal Government 10
protecting mem ID way that shows
that the religious freedom proclaimed
In the Constitution Is not Q sham. In
the Spanish countries Of this continent
PTOtesAntism has also begun to APP
pear. We hear Of its spread In several
parts Of Me xico; and our, Chill cores
p0ndent has given an account of an
'event OF great Significance that has
taken place in Santiako-to wilt: the
opening Of Spanish Protestant church.
He--RaYs Il. signi1es the .hnal. triumph
Ola principle and that Imay now be
known abroad that religious freedom
Ii the recognized law and practice Of
Chill These are indeed remarkable
signs" lathe sixteenth century, the
Reformation made greatF progress
Among the Spauiards; but 10 could not
exist before the terrible prosecutions
carried on by the Church and State.
Now thsfe direction for lie Spanish
race on both continents 4r4sg 4! F.,
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GRANT g PROSPERITY.

BnRInea1 ToVlV08 under the new regime.
Other than general causes have, however,
given = Tremendous ippatun TO the mlO Of
Gtistadoros Excelsior hair Dye.
tho chemists have come out In two leading
scisnuhe Journals against the Lead and aul.
phur potsOns for ". had flor that u their
proper dsaLgnatinnl. with which tho eoun.
Try 10 inIeated, while Dr. Chiffon, the fitSt
analytical GhonISt in America, announces
70 the world that .'N t
CriBtadorosS Dye 10 UttoFIy PoisOnlcSs,
and that he I1iO,pi 4 o b %, because he has
analyEed Il, CB1sTADoRo'a- HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE, a. q Dressing, acts like
charm ON The Hair after Dyolng. Tryit.
jy:O-lmd&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

DURING five months OF Gen. Granps
naturalization notwithstanding the In.
herIled difficulties. from the admins.
trationi ofthe last President, and the
confusion arising fromsihs change oil
Secretaries, atler,the fourth OF March,
all Of which NECESSARILY retarded get
tingths finances In Il healty condition,
the public debt has been reduced by a
monthly average OF eight and three.
quarter million dollars. The decrease
Slnce- March Rrst, as the -Secretary's
statement shoRB Ia So. 800. 52s 72. A
stronger endorsement OF The policy
which MI. Boutwell, 81 pursuing with
such confidence and success can not be
desired. .......y-,..- ~
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THR present Captain General Of Cuba
Caballero de Rodas, keeps very quiet,
and 10 evidently q man OF high Intellect
and:sound principle. His programme
OF moderation, and Cancellation speaks
well for him, tand che interests OF the
Island would have benefited by his
rule some nine months ago. sJtis NEVER
too latato do good, but 1t Is 10 be feared
thatlho has come much too late for the
worEof reconciliation. THs Spaniard
native burf, Aand Elhe GOhban born
Spaniard can never again be considered
AZ the Aame people, spract ically speak
ing aud their antagonism can only re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF -9ubaJ unless
outside lnaueleSyI come to the rescue.
The proposal OF purchasing the island,
whichIhaa been mooled In several oi
the Ameilcsn papets, appears to attract
constderable attention. and II some
SUCH aEtangemens could BIO made. III
would bepefhapa The beat and happiest
solution we could desite. No ~ . - " .,
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Special autLffs.
Important Notice.

y
FarmerS, Families, and othen can mr..
chase no Remedy equal 10 DR.. ToblnS' Vene.
tan Llnlpent for, the curs OF Chole,a
DlHrThdOA! DySenteFy, Group, Coiie. aua 4 ~
Sickness, taken .internalIS-(It Ia perfectly
harmless; SEQ oath accompanying each boi.
tlJl and externally for Chronic Rheumatism.
Headache, Toothaohe. Sore Throat, outs,
Burns, swelllngs, Bruises, Mosquito Rites,
Ola B6r6s, Pains in himbs, Back and chest.
The Venetian linindnt GRaSs ;intIodueed In
1871, and no ouewhog hasJRsdrit but con.
tinues TO do 30, many stating, II II was Ten
Dollars q Bottle they would not DO without
It Thousands Of Certificates can be seen Ut
the Depot, speaking OF lts wonderful cara.
I've properties. Price, Fifty Cents and One
Dollar. Sold by the Druggists and store-
keepers throughout the United states. De-
JylO-lmdAw
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- i Halls
VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
issEIA.-1R t ;.i
RENERER

Has proved ttsolE 10 be the most perfect pre-
paration for the Hair ever offered to the
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO Irs oR1al.
LIP. ]. '1i =, ~ NAL COLOR,
aud create new growth where IL has fallen
OF from disease or natural decay. ...1
Il va prevent the hair nom JalHA0 o,a. s
AL who uss ID are unanimous in awarding
It the praise Of being the best Hair Dress
ing GxtAnt. ar1aGFptD H71ts
oar Treatise on the Hair sent iree by fail.
'ari MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
R,P.HALn = CO.. Nashua, N. H., Pro.
pt1Nts. t',rcl uIsusHf rs" '..
forgAle by all prpgglsts. rr
jy2O.1meod.dhWlbuGE ~. fH.rr q. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

Two New York ladies stopped their
carriage on aeropstlR. : One went into
aston and The fcther remained In tbS
CARTHAGE. Two gentlemen wishing Il
cross the street ordered the coachnan
10 move on. The lady In the carriage
told him not 10 stir. On this one OF the
gentlemen opened the coach>do or, and
with his boots and spurs stepped
through the carriage. He was follow.
edahy, bis companion to, the, extreme
well Ss az i'd aisSoat sS Il ctSpista
The Jest. a party OF sailors coming mp,
and relishing the Joke, scrambled
through the carriaks.ss SI5sp i]6ii5'fi'
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HFAufNa1aa . AatA - sAs
Aacommunication Z cad before the
Paris Society Of 0iTit- Engineers. states
That aaphalte 10 DHAluable preserva-
tion against hre. This conclusion was
derived from the .fscts observed: In 1--WE
Buccessiye con hagrationS' Of tue STABLES
Of tha PArla omnihns Company.-It.was
observed that While the flooring and
planks otthe upper stories were com.
pletely destroyed, ,the flames had al;
wayBEaparedi certain lofts, the boards
Of which had been coated with asphalte
to preserve the forage from becoming
Impaired by the steam from the,com1
post IN the stables below. The asphalte
laid on for the thickness OF about four.
hfths OF an inch; had, on each occasion,
been reached BY the IRE, but had only
llqulfea, for AZ certain, thickness and,
on AID Rftifingi Rll that had TO be done
to re1toralttotts former hard atater was
10 cover \, With waterC Arsa IAaE
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THEaKIDHEYe.-THE KIDNEYS ARE
i two in number, situated ut tha upper
paIt ok 1.-The l0in, Ea=nunded by lat, and cons
4 1st Of tnSee part, Ky: the Anterior, the
me anterior ahSoIts interior consisti OF
tissues or YeinH, Whiuh Bafve aTa dOpoait for
the urine aud convey IL 70 the exterior. The
exterior y q copupct0r also, terminating In
0. single tubs, and called the Ureter. Fhe
utetefg are eoiineeted with the bladder.
ingB or Tissues divided into partB, viz the
Upper, the Lower. the Nervous, and thu
hncon9. me upper expelR, the lower re-
tAIn4! Many have ade8ife 10 urtpRte with.
utih0 ABILITY otherg uEinate without the
ability tp1etain. This froquentIy occurs In
70 cure these attsctiosaus, We i, must mn brlpe
into action the muscles, which are engaged
In their various functions II they are neg.
leetedi GrGHeLor Dfcpsy may ensue.
however slight may DO The attack, Il Il sure
70 affect the bodily, health and mental pow
sB, ass our asaf and blood are kupporled
9ouT, Or RHEUMATBMs-PaIn OCCURRING,
IN the lolnA u indicative Of the above dis
eases. They occur In persona disposed 10
aid stomach and ehAlEY ooncIetlonS,
TIE. GRAVELs--Rhe Gravel enstieg from
neglect or improper treatment Or the ria.
neysc These organa being weak, the water
"a TaSSln: Ia beSSsS Fsvspab p9 an aSo We
st forms y q gm this Gepot that the
NpnpsY n coIIacf In, ~ re ~ a.,
~ ~ the hofIv' nj M ~ N HrS,,t S9e
SRSe6fsin1 Ia M naTts SffactSd III ,,,t,e.
Sei1eralIv 6ifSed over the hndv y :: n MiIe1
EnSIares; when OF the Sbdonssn = sscI,s ea
when OF the chest, eHydrothOFax. ITi'E"T'
-Helmholdh highly conoaa.I
trated compound Extract hpehu 10 deci-
OF me bladder, Kidney, ErSysl. dropdoI
Mndar III head SIaI,1ye sy"sy
A. A. dIf,'cnItv ana nain IN naS"Ta. Dysu atI'
scanty srcrstIon. OF amalI and fSeo6en ma NJ!
charges s1'IE AFT Of w S1S 5asmS;Er.a. q bloody
,reyS: SftSnuf any ehSnSIe IN nnsnti, S 1 h1i
~ 9ss'St y, Ies ~ ~, 4uAntty, Dut
WsyS ii Shly 1eco%msnds ~ ~ iste s.:
a Es,s Z .af Or al
eSitnS oTercIsa. Ey vivian tS e TaiSr ine 70
'cairareofig, deb 0sittohb, and ail nnnainESi
lep IGrEeinsnis, q Wal q pain ana iniiSmS.
WON an aHa 5SEsn y men
and diet accompanyGTgiraW Toi U: Il = u !,
ELiEhlLAUA I.A q . 5eo' %, lS8I.'
H.T. HELArBoLD, Druggist: ~ ntll.
DEA =, s ssni1 ns AVA been en-, sufferer for up
and kidney afectionS, during Which Time 1
have used various medicinal prep Hons,
and been under the Treatment OF the most
eminent phyhciAns, experiencing bat Nile
relief. ,r,' la nnl.ri OI li6l 1GI SISEif III
Having seen your preparations axten.
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1ew AareftIastledts.I
Notice.

TINE MEMBERS OF CRYSTAL FoUN.
tain No.2l, l. Q. g. z, and other Hili6E
sister. Ellen Taylof, this [Wodnegday q
O'Clock p. NJ, nom tho relidenco on Coil
SuTi N John fREEzE, ". CT.
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nIEn.

: EHAktook9A August 81, 1885, ot ihiaaa.3
non 81 the h0Wels5 WtLLIAM h con 81
Archie And Jennie ChaTnock, aEed 2 yeafa.
! Funeral notice tomorrow.
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NEpNEgDAY MoRNINa, AUaUaf I.
HbSenteeS,

Those of our citizens ahsshtihg themselves
from thu city during the simmer months
eau have the IaTELLIdENCER sent 10 them
by nAilfIr . week or any longer torn, for
Is cents per week.
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Marietta Academy

THE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN AT
Thursday morning, September "a, and eon.
tlnue Eixtesn Week1. iilll wi ulbHI
In the Academy, Rtudontal are prepared
for College, and instruction q given In all
branches usually taught In High schools,
st9dss5 pFSSEsEanS or re lniStr nd
service, have their tuition ramItted, both in
College and In the Academy, Promising
students In INDECENT circumstances, can re.
ceiVe limited aid. .tG II
Tuition In College, go per Rnnum, and in
Academy as, Board on reR8onAhl6 terms,
For fErthOf inioTmaEion, apply 10 /. ",
ANDREWS, President, OF ]. d. jenkins,
Principal OF Academy.
MAR1EITA, Ohio, July 20. 1883, ,,., Al
RuR2 2WS
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Ann ORDINANCE

HoR ASSESSING AND LEvYING A
Special Wafer Rant for the city Of
Wheeling for tho year 1872. y.
parties. hFms aud corporation In the section
especially Aitar mentioned, AhAll pay Wa.
tet Rent for the year 1859, for tho uS0 and
berent OF said city, % folloWs: U..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

TIE publlshed correspondence be-
twSanthe State Department and the
representatives otJthe French Cable
Company mAke8 hBtIll clearer the fact
that our Government did not permit
the landing ofthe Cable without proper
guarantees, H was pledged that the
Company would abide by the legIsla.
tion Of Congress; and meanwhile would
spare no effort 70 induce che French
Government 10 'reciptocEte the, liberal
act Of the United States: When. thiS 10
done we shall have best occasIo on 10 con.
Rratulate n theI y Emperor Napoleon
through the Cable. But since Ills not,
We again commend the hint which the
President has RIIenth him 10 Lhat eject,
IN, u, TribMlla.I a tnsniann nlIli ntlNI
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Wheeling Female College.

SEssIoN WILL C0MMENOE MONDAY,
6nced teaGheis IN every department, 4
Unsurpassed In AalnbfltY, elevated above
ground and open exposure on nll Sides u
combines the heAlthiuln0o8 OF tbs conplFy
with the advantages Of the city, Board u
per week. Tuition from 20 70 pl2 Dor quarter,
Address, MIRS 8. L!5TlLAoH, Principal; OF
2. u. HUBBARD, President OF this Board Of
Directors. auRa .dAWtn
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Steamboats,.
Special Notice.

pLEAsuRRPARTIEs WILL BETAYEN
70 Cfoapb Grove on tho FxnFaSa, Nav
w evefy Monday, Wednesday md FFiday.
Atn O'Clock A. ~, and bFousht hanS liz
lamo evening BY steamer Hcionce. takin1
dinner gong down on tho ExpfosS And Enps
psf. 9h ny tne seienee returning, All for q %,
Iy96 Oh. BnOTH a M.
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Thatths stone mAsonS pay q watAi fent !;
four cenlA tpE each and every pafeh ma AMI
prick lAyofB o rent OF I'VE ceniS nor thonSa "a
for eA6h ana eYety h0pSand bfick IN r M
brick makers tour dollRrs pr noun f0f N ~
gabg OF hands used IN bfiek ma kinf ifhSt
plaSterar8 Pay avn dollRlg IoEbAHh pfnhfeESt
Employed aud hlAelkAmlLhl fn0tn oIhRTTtSa
assessed thfee do lAIa Or each and every nre,
And II ShAll DO thu al ~ Or The col ~ y;
water rents oliee in every month 10 e{li ~
tho ltiiieront pattIo9, brick lmaSoii1 N, ~
makers, STONE mASonl and lplnAtaF0IiG astsf
demand OF thGm BtAtgtpenk or The SnRlecfa
OF rent and II they. fRil 10 Rly0 aieofrSSf
Siatefnent 70 the said collector Oh oHih NJ ~
Inc amount Of brick laid or on pefeh 81 eiS,sa
IAid or The number Of hands 6GnpIoye6 IN, j.
rnE tho month When called upon, ihoY alsSIi
b iiShlo 10 q tnO not leS9 than ono dolfaT nnr
moro than nve for eanh aud eVery DIV. thHT,
fAll 10 mako Bueh btRtefueut TO the Ma on6eS.
toEaIid In AddItl0 "a have tho water Shnt ~
from them. and Il HhaIlibo o EpbSinl Iiftv ~
tho collector. Of water Eelta 70 hAye mi mi
OF The ordinance enforced, Hs--,5l = -
BIC, ., This 6rdmAnce 'RhalI DO In ,forra
from and 6fIer ID paBIlR MI Sajfa tS'ts
Passed Julg 1Slhp lSS9siIl 9iAl0lf u! b4Dhi
. LJIpd no hS3glq eH.PiREENYgg
anRiit,asL 7iaii Ecl ',tiYICity CLERK. d
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",r Family Flour. ,n
Inn BARRELS MAGNOLIA MILLS
lUU fresh ground from old winter wheat.
Just received and Tor sale by
.....f .1-. M REILLY
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FEELING INTELLTGENCER


II e u M ~. 90
INVARIABLY IN ADvANoE.a
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II the following interesting letter 10
The NewlYerk tribune lllnstreieb the
diiie5unce between The railroad travel
OF the present day aud thStof Tie old
.tImsstage coach, In regard 70 luxury,
It also conveys a good idea OF the risks
10 which fast travelling Is exposed. II
seems that II one wishes to move faster
. corresponding increase In the rlak Of
life must be undertaken. A whole
body In q stage coach, or q shattered
limb In Pullman palace car. One or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.

~ az qhh gsNls I'D I'lt 80 4 I
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-18

TO ScErTIcs.-The almest daily re.
ceipt OF voluntary testimonials from every
part of the country, from Physicians,
Olergymen, old aud young, male and
female, is sufficient to convince the most
scep,ical that DR.. TuH's Erpectorant is
the most valuable Lmng Balsam of the
age; many wonderful cures have been
performed by it, as may be seen by
hundreds of certificates in the hands of
the proprietor. Try it and you will
doubt no longer
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-18

The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of Fall and Winter
Goods in to-days' paper. Mr.. w. II.
Lightfoot has now in store large and
assorted stock of Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Crockery, Groceries, ETC., which are
fresh and genuine; and the nice part is
he sells them at reasonable figures.
You can't mistake the place, as the
sign is across the sidewalk. aud on an
arch you will see "Cheap Cash Store"
just walk in and you are sure to pur-
chase. A liberal advertiser is always a
liberal merchant, call on Mr.. L. and see
if it isn't so.
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HACKERS SASH, BLIND AND Doom

HACKERS SASH, BLIND AND Door
FACTORY, CHARLESTON, S. C.-We
take pleasure in calling the attention of
our readers in want of good furnishing
material, to the card of Geo. S. Hacker
in this issue of our paper. We can
highly recommend his work, as he lately
filed large order for us which gave en-
tire satisfaction, both as to price and
workmanship. Try him, all ye who are
in want of Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c.
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THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE

- THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance. COMPANY. The ADVERTISE
ment of this first class Life Insurance
Company appears in sto-day's paper, and
we recommend it to all who contemplate
Life Insurance as one of the best Com
panies in the country, Call on Mr..
Chas. III. Hall, the Local Agent at this
place., and he will give you all desired
information in connection with the Com
pany.
Ponder this truth spoken SO forcibly
by Prof. Elizur Wright: ''When the
active head of family ceases to exist,
not only parent dies, but a fortune
perishes. A dwelling may burn, or a
ship go to the bottom without insurance,
and the owners family not suffer, his life
being their mint. But if he dies unin-
sured, they may find themselves beg
sgars.p Ets
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Colonel d. Wyatt Aiken, the Secretary
of the State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, officially announces the offer by
the Charleston Chamber of Commerce OF
silver goblet as premium for the best
ten bales OF upland cotton exhibited at
the State Fair in November next. He
urges every planter in the State to
consider himself privileged competitor
for the handsome prize.
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There was a fine Horse stolen FROM the
residence of Mr.. P. w. Fairey, on We'd
ncsday night, and the thief was hotly
pursued it's supposed that he passed
through here on Thursday morning
about 8 o'clock. Look out for him.
See description of Horse in our adver.
Using columns.
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The following is list of the Town

The following is a list of the Towl
ship Assessors for this County:
Amelia-Jas. l.. Jamison.
Brauchville-W. III. Reedish.
Cow Castle-W. V. Myers.
Cav Caw-W. III. Bennett.
Elizabeth. A. Mennickcn.
Edisto-G. w. Hagan.
Goodby's-J. Hamp Fielder.
Goodland-D. r. Shanahan.
Hopewell-Wm. Peel.
Hebron-D. S. Sawyer.
Lyons-Jas. d. Keller.
Liberty-Levon Argoe.
Middle. l.. Ayers.
New Hope-J. d. Inabinet.
Oranse-A.'C. McKinlay.
PoPlar.-J. Ii. Paype.
Pine Grove-J. II. Butler.
Providence-F. w. Nogt.
Rocky Grovc-John A. Phillips.
Tabcrnaclc-J ohm n. Phillips.
Union j. G.. G.. Austin.
Faaces-H. z. Cooke.t
Willow-W. j.. ~. Riley.
Zion-C. Nj. McMichael.
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THE CRoPs.-0ur farmers calculate
on two-thirds cotton crop this season.
Peas and Rice are suffering for rain and
s"nless wo have some good showers soon
and often, these crops will be total
failure, at least some of our farmers in
st. Matthews say they will not .nakc the
seed planted. In the Fork wero the
crops have been well worked, IL ,re is
some chance for tolerablc fair crop of
Corn, rice.and peas
Our farmers should learn lesson by
Shis, and hereafter.p plaut less, land cultivate
bettor and blame tl,e seasons less
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Iav State Of South Carolina.
ORANGERURG In Equity.

A-N i$'SciI
Henry d. Bennett. Ad
ministratOr or Estate of Bill for Injunction
George j. Bonnet, Partition
Va and Relief
Jno f. Bonnet, et al.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Josiah
W. Bonnett, and Lenora Warner and Ed.
ward Warner, Defendants in the above
stated case, is absent from and re-
sides beyond the limits of the State II il
ordered, on motion of Messrs Illusions &
Lcgare, Complainants Solicitors, that the
sand Josiah w. Bonnett do, within forty days
rom the date OF this order, appear and
plead, answer or demur to the said bin or
else the same will be taken against him
pro conftsso.
Clerks Office, GEORGE BOLIvER,
Orangeburg, S. C. c. C. p
Sept. 3, 1860.
sept COW Ana
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Office. = Persons Mavi,r
4 Claims against Elizabeth O'Cain. lntc
OF orangeburg County, deceased, arc hereby
required TO present sworn Statements of
them. and those indebted to her estat. will
forthwith make payment 10
DANIEL L. DRAwDY
sept ll-a administrators.
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EALL AND WINTER
Il IMPORTATION
1869. Ribbons and Millinery Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG, CATER & CO..
23I & 239 Baltimore-St.

ARMSTRONG;, CATER & CO.,
231 & 239 Baltimore
BALTIMORE.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF BON
Il net and Trimming Ribbons, Velvet and
Sash Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Satins aud Vel
vets, Illusions, Blonds. Laccs, Ruches, Nctts
and Grapes, French Flowers and Feathers
Straw Bonncts and Ladies' Hats Trimmed
anl Untrimmcd, Silk, Velvet and Felt Bon
nets and Hats, Sundowns and Shaker Hoods.
The largest Stock of Millinery Goods in
this Country, and unegualicd in choice va
ricty, which we offer at prices that will defy
competition.
pa~ Orders solicited.
aug 81 .,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-18

DLANTERS---CaH on NTessrs.
j pychcs & Funicrburk and have your
GINS SHARPENED by J. II. Burdine's
PATENT FILES, thereby IMPROVING the
LINT and getting LARGER yield.
Address DICHES q iUNpERBURK,
- Orangeburg e.. II.
aug 4S-St ", u. STEWART.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-18

An enterprising Frenchman has plan
ned cafe in brown stone front on Fifth
Avenue, and there is wrath thereat.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-18

A convent for The colored SISTERS of
Providence" rs being built in New Or
leans, the first of the kind for that race
in Louisiana.