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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, d. sI5o,0OO.


CAPITAL, = el9O'OOO'
DIRECTORS:
Samn Mcclellan, George Mendel,
T. III. Logan, ThU>. T. ShallcrOSS,
q. w. Franzheim, J. y. Vance,
j. II. Hobbs, Michael Kelly,
Louis {. SuiCl.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and In that time done
A successful business, Is stu prepared 10
take risks at lair rates on Buildings of MI
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStab-
liShmentS, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments to Farmers, whereby they can BE-
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns ana
contents, Tor three or i've years at rcuuccd
rates. This being "A State Company, WIN
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus OF any company in the
State and composed of some uinety-iOuT
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself To til,
favorable consideration of the insuring pub
lie, and SELECTS their patronage. Appllca'
lions for insurance will be promptly at,
tended To at their Office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or at their several agencies through
out the state.
SANTL MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL., Vice President
c. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
h. e. DICK, Assistant Secretary, fcbD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30
FOR SALE.
rou,tll street Residence for
Sale.

THE HOUSE ON THE EAST SIDE
"a A., Erurth street, north OF Monroe, at
- MI occupied by DR.. 8. b Bush.
=. l. offered for sale. 1t contains eight
CONS S.S besides finished TH ssiG s Ss1lHT &C.
EoI ~ Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30
Fire and Marine Insurance Go.

ME ANNUAL. MEETING OF STOCK
......,. for the Election OF Directors
'.r.. ensuing year, Will be held ut their
......G " .. .Iy, January ID, 1871, between
......, A VI. and . z. NJ.
.... D. q. MCA ZEE, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims O.
| solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an unumely
| grave thousands of Young Men Of the mos
| exalted talents and brilliant intellect, VINO
might otherwise have entranced listening
| Senates with the thunder Of eloQuence, or
| walked to ecStacy the the thrilling Tyre, mag
/ call with null confidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30
wESTVIRGINIA DEPARTMENT.

FRANZHETM Vice President: SAMUEL =
HrLDRETH, Treasurer; K. a. HILDRETH
Medical officer; ROBT. @. BARR, Attorney
y. &. ARTHUR, Secretary; ). I. ALDEE5OS
Ganernl Manager.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate rom one Oi the most era
luent Colleges in the United states, and the
greater part of whose lie has been spent in
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has elected some OF the nIost
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep, great Nervousness
being alarmed at sudden sounds, baAhiul-
ness, with frequent OluShing, attended some
times with deTagemeut OF mind, were CURED
.t,,Y,..liuIgIN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30

DR.. JOHNSION
Has discovered the most Certain, sped
and only EfiectuGl Remedy In the world 70
Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, StrlctureS
Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, In
voluntary Discharges, lmpotency, General
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor
Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, Palpitatiou
of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DtmneS
OF Sight, GiddineSs, Diseases OF the Head,
Throat, Nose or Skin, A1ectlons oil the
Liver. Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-thoss
Terrible Disorders arising nom Solitary
Habits Of Youth-sDCREr and solitary prsc-
tees more fatal TO their victims than ths
songs OF Syreus 10 the Mariners OF Ulysses
blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
f'",nations, rendering marriage 49, nlNPon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-30
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are dbs
most necessary requisites To promote con-
uuDidl happiness, Indeed, wIthont these
he Journey through LIE becomes weary
pilgrimage, the PROSPECT hourly dHI konS a.
.uvNlvw, the nIInd becomes Swallowed with
despair ana fIIvd with the melancholy re-
IcctIUn that the Happiness al another be.
comes DIghtcd with UuI own.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Srauen,pablrecbtliUe

Der 9er1u9, ben man i'm Ierritps
rum @ypmins nit cem @ablredt eer
Grauen ma9t, mar bel rer flr;lt9 ta<
lelblt atsebaltenen Babl inlufern CT
folereih> ais bic Getbeili9uns oer@dbz
lertnnen fart rpar uno es in Jrl9e ciez
isr Betbeiiieuns nirsenps ~ ft6renrer
Muitritten fam. Man %besesnete Zen
iimmenrsn Trauen, obslsi1 unter benz
1elten, aud pte miner r~eipeetablen
Gla6sn pertreten paren. ouentbalten
nit Matuns anp rie Wdblsr mahtsn
Spalier, wenn BurSerinnen beranfaz
men, UNI ibre Stimmsettel in eieDablz
urine III mcrfen. Zen StimmplaB ~
BuB aufSuluden, batten fie nidt nStbt5.
Beice Yarteien wetteiferten rarin, Rte
@dblertnnen nit Gubrwerten jeslider
Art ~atSubplen uno wiecer beimsufabz
rem. G%ntbuIafil6 murre cine adt<
.Sisjibrise 0reiiin empfan9en> welbe
IS iib nidt nsbmen Lief, au@ ibren
erlten Stimm3ettel atiu9eben.
8ae bic YarteiiteQun9 Der ifimmenz
ren 6rauen betrift nil man temerft
babsn, CAP pie Webrbeit ~republicaz
nilh" ftimmts. Sb pies ober in 70
bereutenpem Wabe %itattfanc, rae ra>
curd cie GrmdblunS re6 ureputlieaz
nilben" Ganricaten fir Gsrtretuns
ce5 lerritoriumS I'm Nsprdlentanten>
taule tewirft wurrc, if aus rem rprtt
sen 8eridten nidt 3u erisben. Sei
cer pprlesten @abl Res 2erritorialreles
airten liesten Gle Dcmutraten nit elmer
Mebrbeit Don 1GO Stimmer, riesmal
Die nNsputlifaner" nit elmer 0iebrbeit
Ypn 400.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Glcrira= uno hes msrifaniI@en &rte<
ae6 beaoblt ipurreu.

Glcrira= unb hes usrifanil9en &rte<
9eS be3ablt ,purren.
Dos ,,BiSconfin 8anner" bemerft
;u tieier 8ereleiduns: ~Disit 8bat>
faden uuo 3ablen entbalttn cine
larpere Nnflase eesen bic Ssrfdwe1ee<
Ride raoifale unmirtbldoft uro icQteu
Dol, jerern Blrser, jerem Steusr3abler
NIT Sorsiamfett errpoaen 1pereen.
ueter tas Mittel 3ur Ntbilfe BON eer'
fur9tbaren Steuerorud fam Nienano
in llnsewibbeit iein.
@eit Sabren bat bas gplf aui Wb<
billie aepartet, Bat BEN Seriprs4unsen
BET rapifalen Diibrer certraut unp 1T
;um Danf cafir in leinen Grwartunz
oe1n tetrrsen uno 9stdu1dt morcen.
GS blieb Sabr aus Sabr Elm chen MIR
bel @erbeibunsen. Die republifaniz
lde partei Lief tein Mittel unperludt
UNI ith in Der Wa4t gu bebaupten.
natlrli9 muBten bic Steuern in Tpl9e
eer bapur9 seranlaeten sr6seten Nus
9aben su< tatt abnebmen, 9leidYiel pie
(1wer caS Gclt, 9anpel uno 8erfebr
rarunter su leirsn batten. Das SEE
{ultat her serwerfiden @elebsebung
felt zen leBten sebn Sabren uar cine
iolbe Stei9eruns Der 8unosS@ Nusea<
ben, raB nur Der Don partet : Worurs
tbeilen 9dnSli4 &erblencete Der neber<
seuauus fd perldlieeen fam ZAP Die
berrl9ence partet ca5 pom golt IN tle
se(eBteG ertrauen fdmablid mi6brau9t
bat. Sbiee furse, aus amtli@enNah>
rei len entnpmmene lleberltht Der Musz
eaten unter frdbetsn @cminitrationen
unp unter @rant's &ermaltun9 jei9t>
ME bic republifanilae Yartet NIT Dem
@elce res Golfes um9ebt, raB Die Mn<
tlase rer eewi0enlolen Geri&wenruns
niGt aus Der Suft se9riHen 1T ocer liz
zen 0runp lit Yartsts@ sbdli9feit bot.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Dm$ferGubet
-
gfbtusbilotr uoa Set NorS(te.
Dcrtlstuns.)
hh

3umei(sn bSrte i'd in meinsr Nibe
rem 6ilieruf BON S1ifern, ,pelhe
notwithstanding ebenfaQs fteuerlos u,nz
b%ertrieben. Sd mar nidt i'm Stanpe
ibnen 3u antrrrrtcn. Gp nate rem
sore, firdtsts ih rod, ron einem ris~
lerSbife lberfabren uno in renN>runc
Nebpbrt 3u mercsn. 1as 2eben 1T Gin
tbeurrs @ut ul1p Der Mlnlh traAtst,
es nod III erboltcn, renn btreit5 pie
lsgte 5ofnuna idmineet.
Nun, fir mid wac mirfii1 nur me-
Mig 9ofnune scsbaneen, ater id rcd:
uete auf Elm 9liidIide5 linaeiabr unr
als rteirs rer1ctens auf iih ma,ten
Lief. auf Die 5i!ie Wots. Mar rob
rie beilise Gdrift rrll ppa 8siipislsn
rif1sr Mrt. oyer ren Icna5 ltltit i'm
Baude res @aufihes erba!tm %fonntc.
rer tpnnte audi etaen otmsn Shifsr
aus rem Sturme erretten aac 9luflib
an feline Ssnlel fubreu.
Vou eieler ustsrjeu9unb eurArruns
aen, tetete id immer inniser, omar nidt
nit @orten, abcr mejn san;es Welen
,par Webet 9sporpen. Simmer fbredz
liber ,purre ras 0el5ie UNI mid Der,
immer b1ber HoB m,ine Slup, Ypn Belt
gu 3eit fam cine StarSweQe uber Bcrc
unp 9in9 iiber mid Der. Sdon ldnsf
lag i1 nit cem balten 2eite i'm Walz
fer, mad uno mad fablte id tal1elbe
bis an meinen Wunp itei9en. Nun
b5rte Die 5ofnuns auf cas eeten bod
ouf NIT einem lsBten Stoefeuf3er erz
eab fb mid In rem Tcb. Das mar
taum eelaeben, 70 flblte t4, wie Die
S!up einen befti9en Sto6 erbielt fe
muste pom einem S9ife an8erannt
rrprcen iein.
Dem 6crrr, mtire Seele empfeblenl,
perlpr id rie YsiInnun9, i9 fublte, oob
nun aue6 aus may.
unp rod mar es nidt r.. Oott
bate rem orttsn Slider ra6 yetcn err
balten. Nls ih miecer sur %9Seinuuns
ermadte, teianp ib mid in elmer fremz
ZEN Stute /; es itanren 2tutc UNI mid
berum, rie mid nit teicr3ten Oribz
teri, anlatcn, ober i'd fannie ftine5 upn
linen. $50 bin id? fraSte ib cine
0rau, eie neten mir fnisie uuc nit eez
ialteten 6dnren fir mcin 2tben Febte.
Muf ter Salel Wansercge! 9at
man mir 3vr Wntwort uaD e,sdpl!c mir,
wie it pdbreur css flrdt. rliben tur-
mes an bic Snlel astrteben unp fir
tort aus Der Slup gsSossn porren lti.
gSrl1e Greuoe ea rurd mein 5sr3 3oa,
fam id eu@ nidt idilrern. Npb
bsute bin id Zen eeuten, pie mid ret
teten, redt tnnis canttar. SD erbolte
mid l9nsu, iegte meinen &%rpnenssl
mieper in Stauo, naam in Ban9ero9e
einen neuen 5elpsr an unp fam mpblz
bebalten na96 elsOlane 3urld. Meine
scute aber lasen auf Dem Boeen pee
Meeres i1 babe ibnen Yiele Ibrinen
na9eepeint, aber cas bra9te fe nidt
mieoer.
Sd Ieltf bebielt Don jener Tabrt all
mei1 eeben lang einen Denfsettel in
ben @liepern, aber Gas Wa1er tpnnte
i'd bod ni9t la6en. oenn pas 1T einem
edten 5elsoldnoer 70 unentbebrltb &pie
Quft unr Sonnenl9ein.
peerfe bate nit Aufmerfiamfeit suz
eeb5rt jegt slitt Elm i9werer Seufaer
iber tbre 9ippen unc zines brdne ldlt1
lt9 iber bic rptben @an9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
II.
GER mtltlauf

Gin Baum NIT %epfeln soll anb l9mer,
@tanb auf Der Cine tuiufenb;
Gin arraer Yilser fam paber,
8or 3un9er fat ssrlpteub.
Ct i9ittelt tafie. bod 8stuana
Ct nidts bel BEN @eiddin;
Gen Baum erflettern uolt' Ct bann,
Ip@ febltrn ibu bic 8rdite.
Nun tSanff Ct fort In ttefen Gram,
Sort bur1 bic tiirre beioe;
Raunt tpar Der Urine neg, ba FAM
Gin GItl pom ter Weiof.
Mn's @hattenplasden rultern, Baum
@iQ Ct bic Iifel taulAsn.
Duh III Ct binselasert faunt,
8ssinnt Der @iub 3u raui9sn.
Gin Boeen lGaut Der Giel fau[
Muf su ZEN pplen Melen;
Die Mepfel fallen ibm ms WauL
limb swar bic alerbef.n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
OaS Gbriifentbun nnb baS 10:
ctaIe 2ebeu in, Mltcrtbun,.
(@Alue.)

Mud an he @ieae her 8leinen trat
rie driltli6e Neli9irn uno perlieb ibnen
ibren Aniprud auf Zen ShuB unr bic
'ieberolls YH'ge ibrer Gltfrn. War
roa Slim bis rabin nidt ais 0lieo Der
Arpbeu Mtni4enfami'te, ionrcrn als
cine Sahe tetraDtet, DE Zen 81; rleez
gclNiter fsine Nsdte batte, 10 ,rurre IS
ieyt rurd, rae @ort res Grl6iers, Der
iih 1tiner lieteYcu onnabm unc tie
8lsintn III iid fommen lief. Elm Oe9en=
itanc. ouf zen isltt cie Grwa6lenen
ais auf ihrsM uiter binssmieie murrsn:
.@en ibr nidt lperret ME Die &inrlein
laat Ter e6ttlide Sinrerfreunc, ~ wer@
ret ibr in ca6 9immelreid niht einz
ashen." Iacurd bat ras Ninp lie
0crbeibunl reS 5tmmel5 uno feline
llnlhulp lit Der We9, ouf meldem AUDI
Der Grma@iene ries 3iel ALIEN erret=
hen fam. Oas Deraptete, wiQfurli9
rerltcBene @d66pf bat tie driilide
Neliaipn 9leidiam ouf ibre Nrme 9ez
ncntmen uno ca7elte alS rein unp betz
lii leiner Wutter tpiererum anpertraut,
pie ee Damn ais Elm tbeure6 &leinor be-
mabrt unp nit rer orDbten yiebe bebI~
trt. SIM Gbriltentbum er(f Aewinnt cie
Ira9e: "Xann aud cine Mutter ibres
Sduslinse perae0en", ibre ,pabre unc
pole Y%cceutun9, REM rura ra0el6e 1T
Ole Wutter ibtem 8inre 9e9enltcr esit
eisent|ib sur Muttsr 9eworren, unp bat
Der ~duslina ras N,ht crbalten, auf
lin 2eben unc ramit 3ualeih auf DRIFT
lite Griitbuna Nniprub III MAIDEN.
@rr mpllte bel einsm 1plnen umz
id,muna. Cen rae Gbr!tentbum in cem
eansrn ipeialen yeten res Alertbume
%terpprriei. nod an Der aItt(tden Senz
runA eei1vltun smciisln ?-Oie @runc@
laae, AMI Gem rs kelubt, rte 0cttee>
unr Mdhitenllcte baten rie Nnlbau
unoemtiie Ger bcirniiden @slt ncIz
lt1nril um9s,tcBen; III 'bm ttno tie
Meniden olcih, neil lie ALE 0eidJpfr
ees Ginsn Wcttes iinr, uup lie babsn
eober Nle rielslbsn Anl ride an Nn.
etf:nnunA ibrer Wenldsnrarre. Fem
falten, 9laulamen heirentbum, me.dcs
ZEN Nremren oeradtete, unp rem Scla<
pen, pas Weib unr ras Rinp oils rehtz
los aniab, trat bic 3eliSion Der Qiebe
entseAen unp perflncets NIT Der Treiz
belt suslid tas Ocieb ,Du lcQft cen
6errn ceinen @ott lieben unp ceineu
Nd&ifen wte bid ieltf." Mit rtslem
@eieb felen rieGeNeln, pelde bis rabin
bic Welt 9ebalten baten unp cine neue
Welt be9an,1 5u entteben. Idulden
mir uns nt@t> pab cine oncere Madt
es tpar, pelder mir rlele tpeltumeefalz
tenre @irfiamfett su ranten babe1
Elm Slid auf iene Oesenren Der Grpe,
bic iid nod se9en Die gebre ces Grit
tentbums atldlieeen, aeist urs iene
alien 9eiren Der @eieui6aft in ibrer
ean3en @r1be, uno ne Wenldenrehte
i'm Sclanen, i'm Weibe unp i'm Since
ebenlp perfannt wie i'm Mltertbuml.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22

iib am unaneenebmfttn bereet cur4
bic i9iefe unp u%nbalttare Steuuns, IN
pelae cine SADIE aeratben III, bic ei>
ner be0eren G%ntwidelune mertb tpar.
(Ginc. goltefreunb.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-22
Sic Mrbeiterbe,pe0unA

BAT, mte pprausjuiasm war, unbeilz
barren S@aoen parurd erlitten, tae
bic Better rerls!bsn fi6 in oas polittibe
parteisetriebe eineemildt, ann oeriudt
baben, cine polittlhe &y%beiterpartei su
erineen. Gn9lanc 1T basjeniSe Gam,
in melbem cine Nrteiterpartei mentaz
items In 70 fern Wuslidt auf Grfol9
bat als lte tort Die fir Die WaNen
unertrdali@e uno nur cur6 rie initinfts
mdbise Mhtuns ppr Rem Y%sitsb,ncen
nod eriitirsnpe INSTRUMENTATION
fir3en fam. Su I%eut1.blano miro
jece praftilde N%nitrenauna in cerNidz
tun9 elmer YernlnftiAen Organization
Der Nrteit INNER mi.cer cur1 bic obz
furren lbeorisn eini9cr lbmdrmsri(aer
ccer ebrseiS'9er Ylanmoder 81 nibts
9ema@t, uno in Nranfreib erbebt eiu
N,beiterbuno lih al9 INNER nur, urn
tn ir3cnp cine ertreme Ni6turA ju per-
fallen, NIT eer bur9erlihen Sronun9
In 0pnRift gu aeratben> uno lhliebli6
nit Militdr9ewo!t untefcrift 81 merz
ben. @or Elm paar la9en erf bat in
parie, in 2yon unp Marieiue mierer
bic lonrerbare> idon 1913 einmal elm
sstretsne Notbwenpisteit iid cfentart
eae 1slbt repub!isanilbe Re9terunsen
bic pclitilden Nrbeiterbewesunsen unz
terrrlfen mueten -lleber Cen, bat rie
N%ational>N rbeiter> Union, uelde in
paris tbren SiB bate, ibre Gbre UNI
ibren Gbarafter racurd perloren> RAP
penn ni1t auf ibren Wntrisb, 70 cod
nit ibrer Biuieune tie eeutlden Nr<
better in bartarilder @rauiamfeit ine
Gleno 9eltoben, uno aus Tranfreid
nertrieben muruen. Sn Mmertfa lit
rie 8ewe9un9 ebenfaus bereits ale
feblseldlasen III betrahten, unO omar
9erace carur@, cae Geunter oieGonhoie
ter Mpnupulilten eerietb. Iie reuts
{den Mtt9Iterer Ter Nrteiterpereine
batten in Ger Nsw yutsrN,beiterunion
ein Organ, NEEDLES lbsprien III Gage
f6rrerts, Gle fein Wtnlh. niht einmal
ter Grfneer rerldten isItit. reritsbeu
tpnnte. Die ean,r @slb'dte rer Gr;z
fIcn; unp re5 ihlitel,hen Ntfe,tene
bieieS Blattes lit cine t6ie Gprteceu>
tuns fir rie Sade lsltit geweisn.
Das 1rauriaite war, raB Elm Gbeil
Ter 1ubrer nit Der @ntideiruna ami
(den Breibanrel unp Sdug;ou, rpcrie
ber gar fein 3weifel bitte pbmalten
{plIen, auf ben Ssttietenrsn rpartctc,
uno ant Gnee es 70 gu orronoiren
wubte, cab Ger MrbeiterzG onsreb id
burb feline Sdus;oQs platfurm in bic
@dnoe rer Monopuliiten bseeben bat,
rerjent9en> welde Ger Mrteitertuno oez
raps befampfen foute. Seitpem iI9
ert gar Elm folder 1emaocs mie 8enz
bel pbiltpps an Die Spibe Der Mrbei<
terbeme9uns 9ecrdnst bat> 1T onSunebz
men, pab pieielbe gang pom ri9tieen
@sse abseleitet unp auf's S9nSpefe
eemietrau9t >perpen nirc. Gin eroz
fer lbeil Der Nrbetter bat pas bereits
einssleben. uup siebt fid ppriidtie BON
elmer Organization ;urid, bic in ibrer
jesisen @erfuNuns unm6sli& ibren
3ped erfluen fana. @erape rtejentz
aen, ,pelae es ebrli9 nit Rem Sntere7e
Der arbeitsnoen &la0en meinen, fiblen
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

ASHES FOR FRUIT TREgr The ed
itor of The Horicnltmist says: we have
Known quite number of instanccs-in-
deed, SO often as to make it quite rule
that old orchards apparently dying out
have becu brought back again to fruit
fulness by the liberal use of wood-ashe s
also stirring the soil. Potash is the most
important element in the successful
growth of al! kinds of fruit trees An
old gentleman. told u club, not long ago,
that he had known u man to make aud
preserve an orchard of apple trees in u
Apnr;shing and productive condition,
originally placed on very poor ground,
ny sprinkling every year around each
tree, to the circumference of the extent
of its branches. half bushel of ashes
We consider this very important item."
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26


We would call the attention of our
readers to the fact, that Mr. GEO.
Ii. CoRNELsoN, Agent of the Zells'
Ammoniatcd Bone Super Phosphate,
has received large supply OF this
valuable fertilizer, which we can safe
ly recommend to our planters, hav-
ing the full endorsement Of the great
Georgia Cotton planter and experiment
ter DR.. E. NJ. Pendleton of Sparta, Geo.
See what he says in the December No.
Of the Nouthcrm Cmlticutor, page 3S1.
Out of Is commercial fertilizers, all of
them put down at the rate of $40 per
acre, it was the second best, paying 94
per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid
only 56 per cent aud Rhodes only 80 per
cent. We have also number of certiG-
Gates fl om Planters of our own State and
County, who have used it before, and
the Agents are prepared to furnish cvr-
tifcates from all parts of the Southern
States upon application To them.
Give it u trial and be convinced.
jan s m2.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
They have a model magistrate named

They have model magistrate uamed
FLUID in Sumter. The News says that
Phe positively refused to give Judgment
upon note of hand for $50. which the
defendant in open conrt admitted he
till owed, on the sole ground that the
~. efendant declared his inability to pay
then. The defendant was required by
FLUID %. swear that he would pay the
note, .ffhe ever "could." He readily
took the oath, with an emphatic III"
But the negro magistrate refused TO en-.
Ger up judgments In the case, thongh
informed of his duty by an attorney at
hw, who happeaeat to be present.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

GEoRaIA.-Blodget, Farrow, and
Whitley are elected U. S. Senators by
the negro Legislature and refused to par
ticipate in the election. Foster Bio get
was Confederate officer during the
war, and turned Radical as soon us Sher-
man commenced his march on the sea
Messrs. Hill and Miller, will be rec
ognized as the men really entitled to
seats.
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Notice of Dismissal.
The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF oRANGEBURG.
In the Cour, of Probate.
Petition for Partition.

F':%;: Ct; :: :. '7.'i Si;r' i, /: r'" for Partition"
happening to my satisfaction that Thorn
rs NJ. Williams, Lewis Williams and Law
renee Williams, three of the Defendants in
this case, reside without the limits of this
State. On motion of Messrs DcTreville and
S'strunk for Petitioners, il is ordered That
that the said Thomas NJ. Williams, Lewis
Williams and Lawrence Williams do. within
forty days from the publication of this order,
appear plead, answer or dcmur to said peti-
tion or judgment, pro eontcsso will he entered
against them. TlIAD. c. ANDREWS
February ., 1870. Judge of rroha,o
feb 3 d0
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
GENUINE IMPORTED
NORW WAY OATS,

Samples SEM Free To Farmers.
THRoM 100 to 1876 bushels grown to the
IL acre, Weighs from 40 to As pounds ,s
the bushel.
This Oats has been grown on every variety
Of soil, and in every State of the Union. with
the most perfect success.
The grain, is rery large piamp ard hundscmr.
has remarkable Mia hnsk. aud ripens carrier
than the common varieties.
The straw is bright clear. stost. bhd hot
liable to lodge, is perfectly clear cf rHsf; and
grows from to feet high.
We have both the White and Black Nor
way, both the same price and equally nrs-
dticti1e.
We will scrd one quart of the above Oats 10
any address post PAID ior......... .:.......Sl.GU
Two quarts, post paid 500
One peck sent by express or freight. ......S3 GU
Half bnshcl, 20 pounds. ds..:.................S6.UO
One bushel 40 pounds. s...................-$1O.UO
CAUTION. RSSN We wish it distinctly un-
derstood that this is not n light oats, weigh
ing 2S to % lbs. raised in New England aul
sold under the name of Norway, but imported
Seed, every bushel guaranteed 10 weigh 40
lbs, or the money TefeRded.
Samples of both kinds sent free for ihrec
cent stamp Also Circulars aud Testimonials.
Address all orders to. n. T. BOYER & Co..
Parkesburg. Chester TO-, J..
jan 20 3in
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

The pEArn PEsALrY.-Friday and
Antu"ny Nixon. father aud sou were to
have been hung in Charleston yesterday,
for tho murder OF Richards, another
colOred man. a strong effort has been
made to get pardon for the son, but
at last accounts the governor had not In
tervened.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

4 t.
The Hi1cor, Cabs d Co.'S Mdnipulated
equal if not superior to aug Fs4ihser
used IN The neiyhborhood.
Crawfordville, Ga, October 81, 1860.
Messs. IRilcor, Gibbs G Co.:
have not replied earlier to your iu-
.quiry as to relative merits of the ferti-
lizers used in this vicinity, from the fact
that the crops of cotton were not suffi
ciently maturod to enable me to form an
accurate opinion. We were then in the
midst of drouth without parallel for
duration aud severity in the memory OF
the Oldest inhabitaut. Not rain from
. FIRST of May till last Of August, and the
result Of my observation is, I know OF
none which cxcelled your Manipulated
in capacity to endure long and severe
drouths. l used the Manipulated on
D very thin gray soil, with stiff clay sub
\ stratum, at the rate of $50 lbs. per acre,
d and shall make about 500 lbs seed cot
ton to tho acre. [ left small space
/ unmanured, which will not make more
than $50 lbs. per acre. Ihdve had no
rust, cUea on ground prediposed to ii. 1,
\ therefore, conclude, in view Of these facts,
At your Manipulated is at least equal,
If not superior, to any fertilizer used in
this region-and there were number OF
varieties used, too, at that. Respectfully,
fk JAMES f. REID.