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NFFIcE souTHERN LIVE ms. Co,

-4t- "-.NFuI3f LNNN-7 IUUEo D, I5DJ. ]
Stockholders in this Company are hereby
notIneo tnatthe annual election for Directors
10 serve the ensuing year will BE- held at the
once or the Company, ON Tuesday, 9Th July
prox., at o'clock pm. T
jee BEN LAY Secretary
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A Ii persons indebted to st. Maryss School
"a Tor tuition fees, are urgently REQUESTED to
call and pay them Immediately. The neces-
SUES OF my position viii compel me to put
an accounts, unpaid By the 18th of July, in
the hands of an officer.
je30 tr1r MARY POPE
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.YRsIIz NOTICES. $40

a DMIEIsTRATRIX NOTICE.-To the cred-
IN itors of III. WaIdra1- decd. Won vii
exc notlce that l have taken out letters OF
administration on the estate Of J. T. Wal
oran' you are hereby notified to present
de9ted 70 the estate will please come forward
jyS Mrs
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lYeFa e gs;ss%Sa;s55RB gTppBIAs, CELE;

bA.A4IU lflNEIlAN HDfSE
ms heen tested by the hrst harsemen in this
country, and proved to he superior to any
other. The late Hiram Woodruff, of trot-
ting fame" was never without a bottle in his
stable. II is also used by Col. Bush, of the
Jerome Park Course, at FOrdham, n. Y, who
has over twenty running horses under his
care, among which rank some of the finest
stock in America. 1t is warranted TO cure
LamenesS, Sprains, Scratches, Bruises, Calls,
Cuts, Wind Calls, Collie, Sore Throat, Nail in
c0rding TO the directions. All who o9n or
employ horses afa s3zars3 thas this Imminent
Ill 81 AL noI mefe, }a enr1ng me
Collie, If when first taken, the Liniment is
used according 10 the directions. Always
have q bottle in youT stable.
Price, in pint bottles, one dollar. The gem
uine is signed S. /. Tobias on the outside
wrapper. For sale by Druggists, Saddlers
and Storekeepers throughout the United
States. Depot, l0Park Place, New YGrk.
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TAR PUBLIC.
\. P. Woo0ARD,
Notary Public also, Commissioner
Of Deeds

EOR the States OF Alabama, Arkansas. Con-
neet1eut, Georgia, nIinols, Iowa, Ken
lucky, LouislanaTMaFyland, Michigan, Min-
nesotas Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina.
ohics Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia
80 Qfiee, No. 20 Main street, front room
upstairs, in Walker Block. je2
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NOTICE,
70 ihs Aerohaats OF Memphis and Rer-
chants and Planters on White River.

I HAVE this day sold the White River Mail
Il Contract, with all my interest in the White
river trade, to the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company, Of which MaiC= J9hn
ID. Adams is President. To the Q3 eitizehsiof
Memphis and on White TIyer, by whom Mai.
Adams has seeQ. 50 long and faYorabTy
known, IHeed say nothing, as he IS no stran-
ger to them, Having Successfully carried their
mails and done their FLYER business for them
FOR many years bqfaFe the war, To the new
settlers take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular, m
ask for them a cordial and hearty support.
June 10, 1868, JOHN B, DAVIS.
IN taking charge of the MeuEh.S and White
i River Mail Line,g cad on1E say that we
will endeaYer taeoEduct the business in such
a manner Mat 1t will be satisfactory to the
merchants and planters on our route, and to
the travelling public.
For the present we will runtwo bOats-leav-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY and SATURDAY;
but as soon as the business will Justify IL, will
put on a boat on Thursday, making a tri-
weekly line. / will here say to the Memphis
merchants, that it will be my aim to give
them as low a rate of freight as IL is possible
10 do without injury or loss 70 the Company
which, represent, a7f would ask of them a
JOHN D. ADAMS.
5uneI 10, ls69, -.- jel2
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MEMPHIS AND LrTTLe ROCK RAILROAD.

To MADISON AMI LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas.
Going West-Leave Hopefeld daily at ~
am.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at pm.
FerryIBoat leaves foot OF Union 81. at 7 am.
$. 3. BEAUMONT,
General superintendent.
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And when Abraham and The neoDIe h.

And when Abraham and the peopIe be-
held the wonderful cures which were nro-
dueed by this drink, Abraham said: my
20 drink. and Will giveit a name.H
And so Abraham drank, ana said fbara uas
nothing like II, even IN Sangamon eonntv.
that II was bitter 70 the lips, but good for The
stomach; and because there were bitter times
in lighting the masters of the plantations IN
shall be forevermore called PLANTATION
BITTERS; and SO it has been. ss11s&
And the wonderful work which ii has ner-
formed is Witnessed ~ this day in eSeTy
town, parish, Village and hamlet throughout
allthe world.
he saids q Lett be proclaimed through
out the length and breadth of the land. from
the valleys and m~0untatn-tops, that all who
suffer from levers, dyspepsia, weakness, loss
Of appetite, msfyous headaehe and mental
dependency, VIII and relief through the
PLANTATION BITTERS. They add tone TO
the stomach and brilliancy 10 the mind OF
which I, o people, am a living example,
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NOTICE.

IBERAL cash advances viii be made on
IL cotton or Western produce shipped TO our
correspondents, Messrs. ID. Il. CarWell & Co,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
iell MARTIN WAIT&CO
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY ARREALJ
MEMPHIS, July 10, 1869.
FINANCE.

FGa-t IS being mad a. .efiye the
Planters Insurance Company Of this city,
and we arc glad to say the effort has now
become successful beyond all doubt. \
subscription list has been opened, and
already SIIO,OO8 Of the Sl50,OOO required
has been taken. Tho are those Of
our most responsible business men, and
that the " Planters " viii again resume its
place among the best Of our local Compa-
MES is, as we said before, an assured fact.
he currency balance in the Treasury
mas been reduced ABOUT SIN Rlllion since
the Ist of July by the withdrawal Of the
necessary amount 10 purchase three mil
lion dollars Of bonds, and 8, 100000 for the
use Of the army.
There is considerable difference of Opin-
ion among u bankers relative to the
status Of our money market. While the
majority assert that money is Moderately
gasv at least one'or two state 10 the con
trary, aud claim that the market is strin-
gent. We can learn, however, Of no ad-
vance in rates, which range from 10 10 y
per cent on first class paper. Exchange Is
scarce, but rates are also steady. The de
mand for New Orleans bills has increased
within the past day or Two with no offer
ings on that point. New York bills are
selling in New Orleans at y premium in
zUsad Of Z. as s~.fpneG4slY slq,eq n our
felegraphie report yesterday,
County matters are about 10 get into a
muddle. An injunction was issued to-
day preventing the Commissioners from
issuing the $4,000 in bonds for the pur-
pose Of absorbing the outstanding war
rants of the county. It is probable that
this injunction will he followed by an
rther preventing them from fssEing any
.aore Warrants until at least an inyesti-
CATION is made into the modus operandi
by which 50 many of these promises to
paw find their way into circulation. There
is a very pretty fight brewing in this quar-
ter and the parti-colored board viii o o
be in a bad p~redicament.
City Scrip IS not inSiemsnd by dealers.
They all seem to have as much on hand as
they need.
Police Scrip is steady.
lpers is a fsiT demand fsr gold for ship
pihg purposes, but very little is presented.
As the season advances more of it win be
developed, owing to the growing strin-
gency in currercy. We qnote as follows:
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CALL o STOCK.

TNHE subscribers to the capital stock of the
i Shelby County Agricultural, Mechanical
and Horticultural Society are hereby notified
that a call of 20 per cent. of said stock Is made,
to be paid on or before July 18th proxina, = !
u O'Clock m, at the Savings Ra1E 81 Mem
phiS.
By order OF the 2oaFt OF Directors.
LEtN. TROUSDALE. Secretary.
MCnphfs lime - 1870 los
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAlRosD.

MISSISSIPPI NHU TENNESSEE hAlLhUAU.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily .---2;45 pm. u:40 am
n. Orleans Express, daily.-S:30 am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily except sun
w pm. 400 am
Mall Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Coneeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office 81 10 Main street n at M
Depot. omnibusses viii call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
orders at 81 IL Main street.
A. ;. LINERMORE, Gen1S up't.
C.. 7. OAKLEY, Gem Ticket Agent,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Great RQisigs, Revolution was accomplished
bytae eieetfSnlof Grant, aid a revolution OF
imm,ensg social Importance has been effected
by the general substitution of that pure and
harmless preparation
C~ristadore's Excelsior Hair Dye,
For the deadly compound OF lead and brim-
of which, according 70 the Journal
of Chemistry" and the Medical Gazette,
more than Mity rouieties have been foisted
uDon the public! CristaGOro's Dye is the only
one that HAS BEEN ANALYZED; and Prof.
Chiffon, over his own signature, declares that
il is perfectly wholesome.
CRISTAD0ROS HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
as a Dressing, acts like a charm. oRdhe Hair
after Dyeing. Try it, Sold By all hTRsglss."
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htCelIlS per NJ. * N-H. H. bAAeS.
Exports. were, per NJ. & c. R. r. g.
bales. River $40 bales.
Receipts for the week 2l4 bales; exports,
$40 bales. Receipts for same week last
year, Sc bales.
The following is the New York weekly
statement: Receipts for the week at this
port. 1870 bales; receipts at all ports,
10000 hales; receipts since September LIST
at this port, 624,O56 bales; receipts since
September lst at all ports. 2,O54,OOO bales
Exports for the week at This port, 1864
bales; exports since September lst at this
port, sl5, l64 bales; exports for week at
al ports, 5726 bales; exports since Sep
TENDER lst at all ports, I,423,657 bales.
stock on hand at this port, 1900 bales;
stock on hand at all ports, AZ, 900 bales.
Exports for week to Liverpool, $50 bales;
exports for week to the continent, +6s
bales; exports from ali ports for week TO
Liverpool A5 bales; exports from all
ports for the week to the continent. 1871
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Important Fast.-Mesoe that persons of strong
CONSTITUTIONS, and young, sHher for days with
pains Of the limbs, loss OF appetite and fever,
who suddenly get well after a cholic followed
by Shiny, bilious stools. The relief produced
by these excavations were the original guide
10 the idea and practice of purgation, and
which, when enforced by BranGet3fS Kills, al
ways benefits, usually e-Ees. and often pre-
vents disease, especially Scarlet Fever and
dise2seac Fl EWilaT character.
L. Cook, pablshercf The state Rauner,"
Benningtoh, VI, Says Rrahdeth's R1ls cured
him OF dyspepsia, aftef being afflicted with
ii over HYe years, His friends and doctors
considered his recovery impossible; hut six
boxes of Brandeth's Pills restored his health
perfectly,
A young lady Of Mount Pleasant was sorely
troubled with Tape-worm. All advice and
medicine failed TO help her. She had no rest.
Thin, careworn and unhappy, she looked the
picture of misery. AT last she concluded 10
try Brandeth'S Pills. In one year she took
seventy-two boxes. They brought away, Re-
eording to her computation over two hundred
yards OF tape-worm. At length all her bad
symptoms LEFT her; she slept and ate natural
~, and her health became fully rsC.o.aa...
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Gold closed in New York at 1864. Mon
ey on call : per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull at 1925 for prime 60 day bills. Gov
nme were steady throughout with
limited business.
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MAGNo1IA wATER.+superior to. the best
the price. = VI
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! cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dive.

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. II you would be
beautiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Il gives q pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youth and Beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t remoIes,'heiRess Rlniehes and Fimpies,
cures, Tan, sunhurn and Freclles, and makes
a lady OF thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and PeRrly the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
imparts a fresh, plump appearance TO the
Countenance. Ne lady need complain of her
complexion when Is cents will purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing 10 dress the day With is "
on's Rathairy9B iell
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1peFF is a fsiF demand III gold for ship
piRg purposes, but very little is presented.
As the season advances more of it win be
developed, owing to the growing strin-
n in currercy. We qnote as follows:
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A CAnD T'D ,IrfE LAnIES-

nR DUPONCUS GOLDEN PERI IDICAL
~ PILLS for Feineles Inf,lible in correcting
Irregularities removing distractions of the monthly
turns. frem whatever cause and always successful
h-a preventive One pill is a dose. Females pc
culiarlY situated or those suppOsng themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills. while in
that condition lest they invite misca riage afier
which admonition the proprietor assumes no re
sponsibility. although heir mildnes8 would p event
my mischief 10 health; otherwise the Pills are re
comInt nded as most invaluable remedy for the ST.
deviation of those suffering from any irreguArties
whatever. as well as to prevent an Increase Of fam-
ly when health will not permit r; quicng the
nerves and bringing back the rosy color of health
to the heek oFthe mos, delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany cac'r box
Price 81 per box; bo2es. 81.
Sole in Petroleum Centre. Ivy A. D. MILLER
co, Sole Agents" for Petroleum Centre Pa,
Ladie'! Dy sending them 81 TO the Petroleum Cen
ere p. o. can have the Pills sent conhi, ntiayl by
mail to any part Of the country. free of III rge
sold also by II. G n T.. S. G ark Titusyille.
Pa. A. II Griffith. Oil City; Fleming l. Nc
Gune. Frank in; Dr. J L. Acomb, Tid0ute; E 7.
tlnzclton, Warren ; and by "one Druggist In every
town in the ,iied States, and by
jul 5. ID. HOWE, Prop'r, New York
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RAILROADS.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River R
NEW AND MOST DIRECT Rourp n
THE OIL REGION IL 70

NEW AND MOST DIRECT Poru,
THE OIL REGION. 'N 10
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TIME TABLE i'6S
ON AND AFTER MONDAY ANN,
~ 1869, trains will run as follows. 1-rhiL 5TH
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY u pETpo,
CENTRE. TITUSVlLLE AND Cnpnn0MLErg
G.SD A. NJ, Express, arrives Tidionh,sRY: dGiWhRY:
Vsc'~ IN, Olcop0lis at S.57 n. M 1a at7&,
there with trains for PitboiioSIo Ioo6anectht
go a. m, Petroleum Centre u ~. vi Gli
Boyd Farm 1o19 a. n, Miller T.o@n,
30 a. IN, Titnsville 1853 a. m arm 10.
1T Cory at II 2j p. IN. ''' afr'as
n.AA L. NJ. Mail, arrives Tldiop.o DC
oieqP0nsa M }., q ~ ~ p; m (connects WIN ,; IN n
ior ,, al,,,oie city, Oil City AS D. n',a M uap al
s2s p. M, Miller 'sa Farm p ! m, a. BOYD lam
1i5ie " 90 p m.' arriving at C Co,Tvi 1,ia,. .
G::sae A.! 4. NJ, Accommodation 4 from OF, c,,.,.
O'S rives AZ Petroleum Centre 7 n7 o'i ~ .i,ya',
Farm 7.lO a. m, Tltusv.lle EmgBOyd
arriving at Cory at 0 2J n ~, ''fo Il N,
GOING SOUTH FROM CORRY. TITrs,,,
PETROLEUM CENTkE & OH CfTyy CfTTSyyiLlE,
V'fD Miller Farm s 30 m. Bors ,.ie E:I S,lo a m.
IN, Petroleum Centre S53 a n, 81 "a n5 S5Oa.
Va a; m, oleopois loIJ a. a. m y" Trl Tiiy
-, Inte li7'n arm m, ana Iryineton . isss i1 NJ
NJ Miller Farm sa !; Tiin'Tj!le m' nsra sIs /
S5l p M Petroleum Cent?, ,Sia 9s,, farn
OH City 33l p. IN, leave Oil CIV WAN gr III
IN, arrives Oeopolis l. II u m to., oU b
with train for Pithoe, Tiaio,n,tee ,teVilect' y !.
m aud lvine'on go D. m ''o p
h.'sh l.. vi Accommodation from r,x.
'~ riveS Iitusyille 700 D m, MIL. "a ar
p p. m, Boyd Farm : 40 n 'In r, po,,hIl ra,m
pm Centre IA p III, arrivir, et OH i',Sis S;.,
CONNECTIONS.
Trains North connect Mt Clorrv .;., rn,,
x Erie X. r., and Atlantic 4 Grest Weser, pa
and Pittsburgh railroad Cor Buffalo '''' 'ofty
Trains connect at Oh City with Franklin Rr,n,,
f9r franklin, Meadyille, and the West and ot IL
ylneton with PHI. Il Erie X. |. East ana WSs
standard time TWENTY minutes faster than rrsn,
lin Branch and A. sc W. X. X. time -uA'
Passengers will find this road safe. pleasar, ard
the shortest route to and from the oil region @--
All trains West from 1rvine,on leave after arrival
of trains on i. 4 L. H. X. N''A'
BE sure and ask for Through Tickets via Oil Grail
" Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Rou,,
to the Oil Region ''' 'OS''
II. +. SwEETZER. Gcnl Superintendent,
C. j. HEPBURN, Asst Superintendent mSr
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Opinions OF Experienced DW
giStS.

Read the following opinions of ex-
perienced druggists and physicians
MESSRS. J. W. DOWNER e. CO.. Having
used your Yosemite Biters for some time past, and
having had frequent calls for them by our custom
ers, and from own examination OF them, we be
lieve them TO be much better in quality than am
other Bitters in the market, and we confident
that they will answer your most eangune expecta.
tons, and fully meet the demands of the public
We would recommend them to the pnbliC for trial.
especially TO invads suffering from weakness and
disordered stomach. f.1Rl
Respectfully Yours,
a. d. MILLER & CO., Druggsts
This certiies that we have used the Great Yose-
mite Biters prepared by J. W. Downer .6 Co., of
this place, aud believe that they are, what they
are represented to be. pure aud wholesome Stom-
ach Bitters, and pleasant tonic beverage for the
Use of invalids suffering from weakness of the
Stomach, Dyspepsia, &c., DC We think them to
be as good, il not better, than any Bitters in
the market, and cheerfully recommend them to the
public
Respectfully.
4. B. McNAIR & CO.. Druggists.
have used, and observed the effects of the Great
Yosemite Stomach Bitters. prepared by j. ".
Downer & Co., Petroleum Centre, and think Them
preferable to any in us,, for the relief of those
difficulties for which they are recommended.
j. Nj HARDING, NJ. D.
Oil City, Pa, Dec. 26th, 1863.
Having carefully examined the yosemite Bit
ters," manufactured and sold by Messrs. j. w.
Downer q Co.. am convinced that they are chem
ically pure and having knowledge of their com.
ponent parts, feel safe in recommending their use
TO the afflicted,
J. A. LOBAUGH NJ. D.
Oil City, March 9th, 1862
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

'['llE above reward will bo paid TO any person or
persons giving information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction OF the parties who threw down
aud destroyed my fence ON the night OF April 18th
1879 EDWARD FOy9-
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.,I,HE' Fam DIN ,ooLuaiprA > = The six,h

s,@IsHE' FAIapN qoLualBIAs The eixth
annual fair Of the South Carolina kgri-
cultural and Mechanical Society was
eFfssa e the Ee49ig EgeHA9ig at si4aa9P sia o'clock on
Wednesday, last. The Columbia cores
pondent of the DoRy .Neus, thus speaks
Of the crowd; gAtlap .eariys sshourg the
grounds presented an animated appear
ancc. All the avenues leading to the
grounds were crowded with gaily dressed
people vending their way on foot, while
vehicles of every description and by
scores came from all directions and de-
posted their burdens at the gates. By
II O'Clock there were ut lepst two thou
sand people assembled upon the grounds.
All appear resolved to enjoy the occa-
sion, which after ninc long weary years
had summoned them together to compete
as of yore,,
There is much to interest aud instruct;
and the throng dispersed to view the
objects on exhibition, and passed the
tilhc pleasantlyip ip Inspecting tho large
variety Of improved breeds OF stock, the
dne collection uf useful machinery and
agricul, al3inplemcufs, the delightful
array Of household and domestic manu-
f'.e'srrcs 9'e neutrality-suspicious., and thc
immense nUnber Of fsll productions"
( We know that Orangcburg is largely
and well represented in persons aud in
i"tNrics for She. prizes, We notice. the
following entries from our County
? I, Is. Legare, one thorong ghbred stall
lion.
Col A. ID. Goodwyn, one pony stall
lion.
AND omonss;the entries for prizes, in
I Il 4 =
the household and domestic linc. =
Miss Rosa Dantzlcr. piano. cover, stool
cover aud raised work.
Mrs A. D. Frederick, one marsoilles
crib quilt.
In the orchard and nursery depart
uent
Col. p S. Fielder, onc bcx honey.
Aud on the Cpm.nittccs on prizes we
notice the names of Dir. w. +. Barton,
dh';he Field esops, DR.. A G. sancy. on
She Household Dcp1r;men; and Capt +.
u Wao.nanr,kcr' on Tie Co.,pi-,co OH
Miscellaneous Fancy Work.
The 5caury, Intellect and energy of
ist'ie State are represented in the gay and
brill ut asScmb!ag'.
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x4u To- THE PEophE,-We invite ihc
Sttcntioh Of our subscribers and readers
to tile .sfc offer we make to them this
'wcseI.o sEo All hews s6bscrficrS a6da to
old subscribers renewing their subscrip
tions, and paving in advance. we will
send the AMEEICAN STock Journal,
an able an excellent farmers ma.azue
For one year. FREE If the good peo-
pie of Oppsebugg Gpqnty, need any iu-
ducemsnt, I'd s'ipportatRcir County paper,
they certdinly'lf.set i good and strong
. sionepnow. u sNo invite them to call and
sec specimen nu,ber of the above
magazine WHICH We Will send .f;ce to
new Subscribers, and renewals, as above.
: iThisis oquivalentto to enlarging our paper.
= We thus give double the amount of
Teading Uiatttr, fir the s'rrlrr price, and
the. most Interesting aud useful reading
matter to our farmers.
-[,Shs 3 tsefSSh - 70 -
We have been at some expense to Sc
cure this advantage to our readers, ard
are happy to present the favorable offer
to our generous patrons, to whom we
owe 50 many thanks for their liberal and
unprecedented support. '
TO the merchants Of Orangcburg, we
feel lasting obligations for their unusual
libcrahty to Ills Never hive they advcr-
tiscd in their County paper so extensive
aslg and 'ibefalIy. To our subscribers. VIC
: would also take this oecason. to extend
on. thanks for, thc.r encouragement. and
generosity. Aud TO our sc.,,lcrs. who
Il a,eJs2 Subscribers, aud, 10 onr iss,bscri
bcrs in !ltri,ars We " ,nla say tLnt hy thc.,
prompt and hearty response TO this ad
vshtaccdus ,fftsr.. tiie!y will secure larger.
T'handsomcT AMI mb;re interesting paper.
\ steam press. and Il County paper
the very best in our State, is the end we
aim at; W. appeal 70 you fcllny citizens
- TO aid us IN earryings out our highan.l
worthy enterprise,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

The protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist Church has been CONTINUED during
the week. Its services will be brought
TO close Tomorrow. e <s Z"