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BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-If you would be beau
tiful, use Hagans Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t Removes, Redness, Blotches and PIN
plies, cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and
makes Lady of thirty appear but twenty
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly, the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth and inn
parts fresh, plump appearance to the coun-
tenance. No Lady need complain Of her
Complexion when rs cents will purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing to dress the Hair with is
Lyons Kathairon.
PRIVATE medical aid. Read DR.. Writers
Cd
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ABSORPTION OF LIGHT BY THE AIR.-Prof.
Fl. Wild has been for some months investi-
eating this subject, and now makes known
several interesting and valuable facts.
Among others he finds that dry air is more
transparent than damp; conclusion APP
pal emily at variance with common observa
ton; for instance: we know that the at
mosphere is clearest after a shower, when
the air is supposed to be laden with mois-
ture. In explanation of this he goes on to
show very conclusively that, in ordinary
circumstances, dust in suspension in the
air diminishes rs transparency in very
marked manner, and that the clearness
noted as succeeding q shower is owing to
the fact that all the dust has been washed
out by the falling rain drops.
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"A few nights ago the inmates of the
Jail at Jackson, Cape Girardeau county,
Mo,,-eleven III number-broke out and
made their escape. Some of the despera-
does removed the iron bars of the cell in
which they were confined, with file, and,
having chloroformed the jailor, liberated
the rest of their fellow prisoners. Two of
the fugitives were in for murder.
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A NOTICEABLE FACT - That one way of ap
pealing TO a mans reason ia through his eye.
In these busy times men are 80 deeply i'm
mersed in the conduct of magnificent projects
that they forget all about the condition of
their systems, and hence it is that the Pro-
projectors OF the PLANTATION BIrTERs, which
cures Dyspepsia, purifies the blood, improves
the tone of the stomach, regulates the bow
els, and, indeed invigorates the whole inner
man, arc so active in Advertising Ia fact,
advertisements are merely sky-rockets sent
up to attract attention to really good article
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Messrs. MoLATN Il Bros, Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va say under date of July "a, 1865 that
they can safely recommend the Gargling Oil for
more diseases than it is recommended for.
From J. K. FISHER, Uniontswn, Pa, June 81,
ls67.-Your Gargling Oil is doing much better here
than formerly, since its virtues have become
known, and the bottles put up for Family Use,
without stain, are much sought for.
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CHICAGO, March 9, 1869.

CHICAGO, March 9, 1869.
N. MArsoN, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir:-On or about Oct. 90 1864, l
bought of you one of the Waltham Watch
Co. S American Watches and have carried
the same daily since; during these more
than four years l have spent large share
of my time on the railroads of the country
both North and South; and have to state
that this Watch has ,seuer failed me, that on
rough and smooth roads, amid joIting and
smash-ops, under my pillow in the sleeping
car, as well as at home or in the hotel, it
has proved itself a most satisfactory and
complete time-keeper.
Yours Truly, J. G. MoKINDLEY.
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This IS inter esting and important work of two
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the subject OF the generave system that is worth know
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This Invaluable work viii be sent to any one Gree of
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Address: DR.. Butts Dispensary N. w corner Fifth
and Market streets, St. Louis Mo.
gass~ Notice to The Afflicted and Uqfortun ate.
Before receiving treatment from any of the notorious
uacks of this or any other place, who advertize in
the public papers, using any of the almost number
less 'Quack remedies" carefully peruse DR. Butts
work No matter what disease is, how deplor-
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Fifty cents to have il with valuable information it
may cost YOU, it has many life of hopeless misery
and regret not to have it.
DIR. Butts can be consulted any of the diseases
mentioned in his works from A. M to Up. NJ. Office
N w corner Fifth and Market street. Opposite Court
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THE AVERAGE wear of the tracks of the
railroads of the United States is estimated
at seven per cent per annum. Taking the
length of the roads at ~, $50 miles, the an
nual wear consumes sufficient iron to lay
1857 miles of track, or enough to lay road
from here to San Francisco. Ninety tons
are required for mile of single track, so
that 266, 1S4 tons of iron are used up an
nually by the locomotives and cars. With
this great wearing down of the track, nc
surprise should be experienced on reading
the Report of the Railroad Commissioners
of New Hampshire upon the Grand Trunk
line from Montreal to Boston. The cars dc
not travel as fast as the stages, and freight
train ran off the track thirteen times il
going over eight miles
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THE BEST AND ORIGINAL TONIC of Iron
Phosphorus, and CalIsaya, known as
Ferro Phosphorated Elixir of Ca
lsaya Bark. The Iron restores color to
the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste OF
the nerve tissue, and the Calisaya gives
a natural healthfulncss to the digestive or
gans, thereby curing dyspepsia in its various
forms, Wakefulness, General Debility and
Depression Of Spirits. Manufactured only by
CASWELL, HAZARD Il CO., successors to
Caswell, Mack d Co., New York. Sold by all
Druggists.
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RARE CASE. The following account of
an occurrence in Nantucket some twenty
years since presents vivid contrast to GER
tain business transactions of the present
day, and so may be of interest: cit was a
very severe winter, and the harbor had
been frozen over for weeks. The coal in
store had long been exhausted, and there
was much suffering from lack of fuel Even
fences had been torn down and burned to
exc out the supply of wood. To the great
delight of the townspeople the ice broke up
one fine morning, and schooner was seen
approaching, There was much excitement
and before the craft was moored a coal
dealer boarded her and eagerly addressed
the Quaker skipper, Capt Clifford. ''Wal,
Cap'en," said he, 'you've about hit it this
cruise. | guess I'll hev to take y'ur hui
cargo Spose you'll want more'n the usual
ST ton. Wall, | like to do the squarl
thing by friend, and I'll give you S12
ton for it, ''Friend, said Capt. Clifford,
'thee can have one ton of my coal if thee
likes for So, but only Ole ton; all must have
a chance" Just then one of the richest
men in the place joined them, saying, 81
want ten tons of your coal at Your own
price name il. / have suffered enough
for once. He received the same answer,
and so did alone ton for each family,
and SS as the price of each ton. No love
of gain, no solicitation, no regard for indi-
viduals could move honest Capt Clifford.
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MINERS LAMPS. English patent has
been granted for lamps to be used in mines
and other places where explosive gases are
generated, whereby gas, oil or illuminating
materials may be burned in perfect safety.
Theinvention provides t lat instead of allow
ing the lamps to draw the air necessary for
their combustion directly from the sur
rounding atmosphere, they shall be sup
piled, as are marine divers by air from a
pure source at the top or bottom of the
shaft, forced through alright tubes. A
greater quantity of air is supplied than is
necessary for perfect combustion, the over
plus being caused to flow out through
valves or covers near the tops of the lamps,
carrying off the products of combustion
and preventing the entrance of foul air.
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MAGNOLIA Water. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price.
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MILWAUKEE. March. 1869.

N. MATsoN, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir:-The American Waltham Watch
that purchased of you Aug. "a, 1865, has
given me entire satisfaction as a time
keeper. Yours Truly,
p. G.. MURPHY.
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MEDICINES, like everything else, have to
be tested before they can claim the confidence
OF the public. FoUGERA's Compound Iodin-
ised COP LIVER OIL has been tested by the
medical profession III all parts of the United
States, and has been pronounced by far the
best, aud the cheapest preparation before
the public, as may be seen from pamphlets
sccafuuanyinu each hottie AIwa,,a IL g..
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/ bought of N. Matson an American Wal
than Watch Co. s Watch, Feb Is, 1867,
have had it in constant use since, and find
it perfectly reliable time-keeper.
A. ID. FINCH.
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From DR. T. W. ELLIS, Ga, Jan. g. l8b9.-H l
could receive both boxes of the Garglng OIL 1t will
not be too much, as 1 think could soon find sale
for 1t ALL the inquiry being frequent since it is sup
posed that have it for sale.
From DR.. VIM s. MCCALL, Channels, Mo, Nov. 6,
1S5S.-Your Gargling Oil Is taking the shine OF
from all the liniments of the day. II you desired
them, could procure dozens of certificates from
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FOREIGN Items.

List has sent the Pope 80, 600 francs,
the receipt of late concert in Germany.
In the Austrian province of Carinthia
last year more than forty-fve per cent. of
the births were illegitimate.
"A Russian paper relates that foal be-
longing to troop of horses brought from
Asia, travelled fifty-five miles on the day of
its birth.
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild was one
of the thousand arrested in Paris, during
the recent disturbance. He was locked up
for three hours.
A Sugar planter in the Sandwich Is
land set out fifty thousand forest trees on
dry and sandy plain, and has succeeded
IN making it productive.
In New Orleans may be seen colored
drill-master drillinga company of white
men, and the scene inspires the journals of
that city with the livliest forebodings.
A shopkeeper on Boulevard in Paris
was prevented by the police from hanging
out the following notice the other day:
Windows to let at three francs the hour. to
see the riots this evening.
Eugene was so moved by the sudden
death of her sister, o few years ago, that
she meditated retirement to cloister. It
now transpires that the sister committed
suicide through jealousy caused by q
thoughtless act of the Empress
An immense harvest of chignons was
gathered from the scene of the most vio-
lent Paris riot the next morning. They
were advertised to be returned ON applica-
ton at police headquarters, brit few were
claimed
MADAME Rattazzi was lately insulted on
the public promenade at Nice, but spirit
edly struck the insulter with her parasol,
and told him that she would have shot
him if she had had her revolver in her
pocket.
Mr. George Hudson, the ex-railway
king, is in such state of restitution that
the inhabitants of Sunderland, whom he
formerly represented in Parliament, have
opened subscription to purchase him q
small annuity.
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m DIR. RICHAU'S COLLEEN BALSAM Mol
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| am carrying Waltham Watch Co. s
Watch, bought of N. Matson some two
years since. and it gives me perfect satisfac-
ton as time-keeper. G. +. LOOMS.
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L. d. TAYLOR, of Concord, Ky., says the Gargling
OH cured horse of his, injured while ploughine
by attempting to step stump, almost severing
the thigh from the body also that he has used it in
his family for fifteen years. and is the best remedy
for Outs, Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites Straina,
Rheumatism, ETC., he ever used.
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Milmankee gnslttess 9irertorn

TAe following are among the prominent leading bus,
ness houses in their several departments:
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An aldefp,n, visiting churchyard
with a friend Vomiting to shady, quiet
nook, said Is Che spot whore 1 in
tend being lsa, if I'm sparedr
An eooaonlical fellow in St. Louis
married his swectlieart secretly year
ago, in order that he need not assume
the expense of her support until better
able. lie has just accumulated money
ugh otasc bridal tour.
Lord Napies managed to get into Bon..
bay witllent any reception. But he
docsnt get ont SO. easily, for the local
papers express great chagrin at Tho
mission AMI promise the inevitable ban
quet before lie goes.
The latest report from Sing Sing i,
that for r'pecuniary considerations con
vict who is clerk there let's. out prisoner.
before their terms have expired. HI
has bcci placed in solitary confinement
for it.
A Chicago woman lived eighteer
months with her husband before sh,
found he had Omitted tho forn,ality o
divorce from another wife. When sh,
made that discevery he shot her.
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Proceedings of Council.
CousoiL CHAMBER,

ORANGEBuRe, S. c., Oct. 8, 1859.
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment
Present, the In,cndant, Wardens, Cor
nelson, Mcnamara, Ray and Olivcros.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
confirmed.
Council with members of. tho Young
America Fire Company. entered into an
election for Chief of Fire Department.
DIR. Thos. A. Elliott, was nominated
by Capt, Pinckney Moscley, and upon
being put to vote was unanimously elcc-
ted. Upon tho nomination of H. Ii. w.
Briggmann, Sr., by DIR. Oliveros, for
I'd Assistant Chief hIr. B. was unani.
mously declared elected.
DIR. Oliveros offered an amendment to
Sec. I'd of an Ordinance ITO Raise Sup
plies for the Village of Orangeburg," a.
follows: That there shall be paid Il
the Clerk, ono dollar, (instcad of s3, at
now stands,) on each aud every Mule
Horse, Marc, Stallion or Gclding, sold
by transient Traders, or their Agents IN
the Corporate limits of said Village, &c.
&C.. which was unanimously adopted.
Committee on Finance reported fa
vorably on several accounts for work
which was ordered to be paid.
No further business Council adjourn,
until next regular time of meeting.
N. A. BULL,
Intcndaut.
l.. j. OLIvERos, Clerk.
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w. CARPENTEI,,s


VI Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapa.
rilla.
Geo. W. Carpenters Compound Fluid Ex-
tract of Buchu.
These Celebrated Preparations, originally
introduced by Geo. W. Carpenter, under the
patronage of the medical faculty have been
so long extensively used by physicians and
others, that they are generally known for
their intrinsic value, and oiii be relied on as
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where Sarsaparila or Buchu arc applicable,
and cannot be too highly recommended
They arc prepared in highly concentrated
form, so as to render the dose small and
convenient. Orders by mail or otherwise
will receive prompt attention.
GEO. w. CARPENTER, HENSZEY & CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No. T37 Market street, Philadelphia
For sale by DUNES & SiIULER. and T.. j.
0LIVEROS, Orangcburg. S. G., and DOW lie
& NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, s.
Z. oct 9--tf
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WHY THEY DoN'T ADvERT1sE.-It
is matter of surprise to many that all
merchants do not advertise. The SUD.
position is that If they have goods for
sale, they want people to know it, and it
is mystery why they neglect the best
means Of spreading this information
The Marion Star, however, clears up
the mystery. II Gays: ave can't oon.
scientiously commend tho stock of those
merchants who ere ashamed TO advertise
them. Goods Of cheap aad Interior
quality are nos generally Advertised
The shrewd and successful business man,
who deals only in first class articles, is
very apt to let the public know it. A
merchant Of this character always sells
the cheapest goods in the end"
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State of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG. COUNTY.
IN EQUITY.

In the matter of Lost Documents Ex pARrE
Mary Marchunt.
Mary Marchant of the Town of 0rangeburg
having fled her petition in this Court TO es-
tablish tho former Existence, Contents and
Loss of a certain Decd of Conveyance of lot
of Land in said Town situate ut Corner of
Market and Amelia Streets, executed by
John Marchant to said Mary Mnrchant in
1850. On motion of W. j. DeTrcville. Esq.
Solicitor, tits ordered, that all persons inter.
csted appear before INC on the 2lst day of
December, 1869. To introduce or cross exam
inc evidence touching the premises should
they desire.
GEORGE BoLlvER.
Sept. 81, 1869. 2b-,d
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PIC MIC.

All persons interested in the SUCCESS of
the AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY are invited
to join in PIC MIC TO be given on wedncs
day, November 3d. 1860. ~
Contributions can be handedto any men,-
Der of the Committc of Arrangpin.nts. ~
MURRAY ROBINSON, ST.,
D. II. BARTON,
M PAUL 8. FIELDER.
DR.. A. s. sALLEY,
w. CUTLER,
LANES STOKES
Committee Of Arrangements.
oct At
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ORANGEBURG-IN EQuIrY
Georgiann Shinrlcr. Assignee.

Gcorgiann Shnclcr, Assignee, !
d. Il. Knight.
BY virtue of order of sale mnde in thi,
case by the said Court, will sell ut Orange.
burg on Monday, the first day of November
next, during the legal hours of sale
All that plantation or tract of land contain.
ing l66 acres more less. situate on Bull
Swamp, and bounded north by g. ID. Keitt,
cas- by w. Chavis, west by l.. W. Dash and
south by Vim. Knots.
Conditions--Onc-ha cash, balance ON a
credit until first day of January next. Pur-
chasers giving bond bearing interest from
date, with n mortgage of the premises and to
pay for papers and stamps,
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MII.I. POND and ClIANNEI.
lHU nyCTEDC

After the first of November it is proposed
to furnish these OYSTERS, either open or
in the hull. in any quantities to suit pnr-
chnsers and nt the lowest market prices.
The Mill Pond Oysters supplied will be the
celebrated GULLA ISLAND OYSTER from
the Lucas Mill Pond Mt Charlcst on. which.
for flavor and plumpncss is well known to be
unsurpassed.
Terms Cash, orders solicited from all parts
of the Country. Address
THOMAS McCRADY, Agent.
T.. o. Box No. 339 Charleston, s. C.
RErEREScEs-James Adgcr & Co.. Hon. J.
Is. Campbell, DR.. st. J. Ravencl. David Jcn-
nings, McCra,ly & Son, w. G. Dingle, John
s. Ryan. oct 0-lm
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TONSORIAL.
State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
PROBATE COtJET

W NJ. SMITH. EXECUTOR OF THE
last Will and Testament of j. r F..
Dnntzler, deceased, having filed his Petition
IN this Court for Leave TO Establish the
Former Existence. Contents and Loss of the
said Will of J. r. f. Dantzlcr. On motion
Of Alcssrs. DcTrcvillc & Sis,runk. il is or
dered that all persons interested therein tlo
appear before this Court on the 18th day of
December. 1869, TO introduce and cross OK
amino witnesses touching the same should
they so desire.
TIlAD. G. ANDREWS.
sept Fin Judge Of Probate.
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Tha National Banks in South Carolina
have u ,66s,s5 in gold; s27l.24ip silver,
and s3,4be,06 in goldchecks. Total Of
specie, sl5.399.16,