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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-20

DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent col.
lcgcs Ia the United States, and the greater part
Of whose life has been spent In the hospitals Of
effected some Of the mot astonishing cures thai
were ever known. Many troubled with FinRlnYtn
tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashnLl
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
mediate
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

lRMN
WHEELING, June II, 1870.
DASSEN GER TRAINS WILL
Z run by tho following schedule on and after
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
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Policies NOnfOrfcitable.
No Restrictions on Residence or
Travel.

OPPICERs.
". @. Darlington, Prest, q. Henry PerrOw, Md
John z. Edwards, VIcelC. Il. Smith, NJ. D.,
President, George Ross, N. D.,
o. j. Hartsook, 9Cc'y. Medical Advisers.
]. J. Hopkins, Asst Sec Prof. Edward u. Smith,
3, G. HartsOOk, Cashier. ActuAFy:
JaS, q. Wolf, Supcrln.ID. P. FGckleE, Consult
tOndcnt Of Agencies. ing Actuary.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. b, Isaacs, WIN. II. Palmer,
R. II. Maury, VIM, @. Taylor,
John Enders, 4. !. Stokes,
w, o, Darlington, G.. Henry PGTToW,
Daniel J. llArtsOOk, John Q. Williams,
]. j. Hopkins, Geo. y. FAlmer.
John &. Edwards.
BRANCH OFFICE, HARRISBURG WEST VA.
m. JOHN ]. DAVIS, T. s. SPATES,
President. Vice President
DIRECTORS.
a. j. StealeY, PIN. Goodwin,
Abraham smith, James Lynch,
r, T. LOWndes, L. N. Pool,
JRmes p, Davis, Geo. Bastable,
DBL L. Carr, VIM. s. Sumner.
All surplus accruIng from business In this State
Is pledged by the Company 70 DO loaned or invest
ed within tho State.
r. n. POOL, General Agent,
HARRISBURG, W. VA
]. N. McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Agents wanted everywhere In tho State.
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MATT EXPRESS.


HASr-LHAVES wEsT-LKAVEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
ct ...........6:90a q. N. daily at. 1913 a. m.
AlRHYEs AT BellalFc 80. Hiss q. m,
Grafton. ...... $50 q. m. ARRIVES At
Cumberland. ..&94 p. m. Newark 1900. .EiS p. M
Baltimore :. $50 p. m. Sandusky. $40 p. IN.
WAsh'n City. 1000 p. m. Columbus, 80: &SS p. NJ
New York. :. 600 .. m. CiAcinnSu 1880 p. IN.
FAST LINZ.
RAsr-LEAVES Wnr-LEAVES,
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
at .......... 800 pm. daily lt'.... T:SOA. m.
GRRIvES At BollAIfe. 49,. $50 q. IN.
Baltimore -, 500 q. m. ARRIVEs AT
Wash'n City,. $40 q. N. GAINESVILLE. 1880 p. m.
Now York. .4:l0 D. m. Columbus. E. $50 p. m.
"SundAyS excepted.
@ NAIL TRAIN.
Rsr-LEAyEs WnSr-LEAVRs
"WheelIng daily leave Wheeling
At.......... lt:S5 p. m. daily H....ll:4SP. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton, 400 T. m. Newark $40 q. NJ
Baltimore -. .4:45 p. m. Sandueky $50. 400 p. m.
WaSh'n City. SIS p. m Columbus. .. .1:45 =. nj.
New York. 800 .. m Cincinnati =. l1:O0 m.
SSatudAys excepted. "Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION
HASF-LHAVB1 WRar-LEAVEa
tWheelIng daily 'Wheellng daily
at......,... 1855 q; m. At. 900. ....a8 p. m.
/. ARRIVHS At .la 4hRrVHs At
Grafton. do p. m. GAINESVILLE. Goop. m.
PSFkOESburg .G4S ,: N. Newark -. 1902. m.
lob >. m. SAnduOky. :. :. sos p. m.
SSundHys excepted. ShundGJs excepted.
Trains on tbs Main Line make connections at
Baltimore With trains for Philadelphia, Now
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio tTalnA make direct connection a.
tor al points West and Northwest.
Tickets to al principal points can b procured
AZ the once, JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore
B. r. DRYRIR9,
1nl( "vn GeAerAl Agent Wheeling.
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especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
.ary Vice. that dreadful aud destructive habit
which annually sweeps to an untImuly grave
thousands or Young Men Of the most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wIsc have entranccl listening SeanteS with the
thnnders OF elOquencc, OF walked to ccStacy the
living Tyre, may call With full confidence
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River Division.
GOINu WEsT.

"a M u
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMR.
On and after Monday morning, 2lSt, 1870, the
train will leave Wheeling Of 8S0 ~.
novsl ". B. BURTON, sup't
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Dr.. johnson hGs discovered the most Certain,
Spesly, aud only EGeCtuRl Remedy In the World
tot Weakness Of tho Hack or Limbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, InYOlun.
tary Discharges, tmpotCncy, General Debility,
Confusion Of ideas, PAlpItation Of tho Heart
Tlmidity, Trembling, Dlmuess Of Sight, or Cid
hinuse Disease Of tho Head, ThrVat, Nose or
Skin, Affections VI the Liver I.uRga, Stomach OF
BOwcls-thOSU Terrible Disorders arising from
Solitary Habits Of YOuth-Secret AID Solitary
Practices more fatal TO their victims than the
song Of SyrcnE to the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight.
Ing their most brilliant hopes or GntlcIpatIons,
rendering marriage, Sc. lmpossIble.
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Married Persons or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness,
Ogantc'DUbilIiy, DciOrmitles, speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care OF DR.. ].
may rrligi0usly cOnilde In Ills honor as q Rontlo.
man, and confidently rely upon his skin as ply.
Siclan
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LAUGHLIN, SMITH & Co., Wholesale Agents
by whom tho trade will DO supplied q PEUPEie-
tors rates. m4tltaGM
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

he farmers Of Bexar and adjoining
counties, Texas, are introducing Mexi.
can poems iur the cultivation of cotton.
The result OF the New Hampshire
electiea on Tuesday shows Republican
loss of 1900 voters.
a barrel If -four sent from New York
to Omaha ut the rate per ounce charged
for mail matter would cost $240.
A Texas paper says that Hir. fieagan,
formerly Confederate States Postmaster
General, is now Radical.
The Cleveland Leader makes the
following observation, that Each new
year is mill stone in ife's journey"
The Pesident has promised To- send
ten Thousand soldiers to Utah, if Mr..
Cullom's a"ti-pdygsay bill passes Con.
gress.
Cholera is raging in dts ~erst form At
Moscow IA some cases people have
been attHcked while walking ia the
street, and have died almost as sud
denly as If shot through the heart.
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The New York Herald oe Tuesday
says THE Sease agent Of Soush Caroii-
ma advesSises "a sasther oolama that he
will pay the April interest on tho new
bonds in oCin at bis Office "a this city.
:JsseF = Escs1As aaW authorizing sisk-
fng faad about million dollars of the
State debt will be redeemed this year,
the State treasurer having ut his dispo-
sal for that Purpesc $2,z54;eeo of real
estate. located principally in the City
of Charleston"
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Tax UiRcUs.-csfady { ytire.s;,,n.,u,

THx GFldy Crs.s, a.a..u
=. ~. < 81. 4 .A.t A,t m -,x-, ~, -.
81 T'eu sp. E.ssy S'' ."yy."y3'-F''
was quite aa assssabls seprissA awe
have had ss many small hum.bugs inilic.
ed on Us that we we're getting tired oft.
iGradysSis csrtsiniy the best thing of
its kind shat has visited Oraugsburs
since the war. Il performed in the AFTER
noon snd at pighs, both times to large,
and delighted audiences. We know .
good thing when We see it, and no.
body here disagrees with us in prnising
this exhibition. The Proprietors and
Managers were pleasant and courteous
gentlemen. 's Sg & sSt
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GUstN's NEW FAMILY PHYSICIAN
OOutains $50 illustrations. Huudredth
edition, 1918 Regal octuvo pages forming
u very complete house held guide with
plain treatise on the various diseases of
Ensn, women and childrea.
The work is very populer and his
Agents sold over two hundred copies
in the City of Charleston. Many OF the
names ION the list are familiar to us.
We have examined the work and ap
prove OF it, can recommend that each of
our subscribers take copy and believe
dt will be q great benefit to the people
generally. Chas. Il. Smith is acting
RcRsral Agent for the work aud win call
upon the citizens here. Give it a care.
eul examination and judge for yourselves
A few Agents wanted to canvass in the
oouutry.
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SALE DAy.-On Monday last quite
. business crowd was iu town. There
was q good representation of capitalists,
and land sold we'll Property around
Orangeburg is certainly, advancing in
value. This is the trucst sign of coming
prosperity. Despite all drawbacks and
difficulties Oraageburg is rapidly attain
ing the position of the first inland town
OF the State.
:. Property was sold as follows:
Lands of Thus. A. Arson, 1856 acres,
purchased by q. B. Hutto, for $3.50.
Lands of VIM. Winninghaln, 120
acres. purchased by S. Dibble for $9Uo.
Lands of j. a. X. Holman, $50 acres.
purchased by e. G. Inaninct for $2lO.
lands of Estate j. ID. Collier 422
'aes.s, purchased by t. G. Shuler, for
;sss5.
hsut ai,S dwelling in 0rangebury, resi-
fdsneetofshe late B. I'D. CLARK, purchased
shv 4.aenaia IS. IRll for SG50.
Lands uf.B. r.. Barton sold as folh ws:
Tract a .s'3a acsas, purchased by DR..
w. y. Murray Tor $500.
Tract 2, 246i acres. purchased by DR..
w. s. Murray for S3gee5.
TrAot3, 194 aeres. purchased by DR..
WIS. Msapsy &or sa48o,
EXACT =, 530 acres, purchased Sy Geo.
Boliver for $1,000.
Tract s, 120 acros, purchased by
II &C. Andrews for Sl5T5.
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A n ORDINANCE TO DE-
"A TECT ILLICIT TRADING or REFF

N TBCT ILLICIT TRADING OF REFF
in the Corporate Limits of 0rangcburg Ea
lage, S. c.:
SECTION I. That frans ana after the I'm
day Of July, 1868, each and every individual
Offering BEEF within the Corporate Limits
Of Orangeburg Village, either for Barter or
Sale. shall bring with said Beef or Beevcs.
the Heads in good condition which III I'D or
Heads shall be taken to the Office of the
Clerk of Council. where shall bs kept a Reg
istration Book for the purpose of Rccortiig
therein, the Flesh Marks, Ear MarkA and
other Marks pertaining TO identify.
Ssc- = That said Marks and Idenfitiea
pertaining to eEeh Head, as Recorded hy tha
Clerk, shall he prim0 facia evtlenec in 9ussS
ten Of dispute
SEC. g. That each and every Instance
| Of wilfolly neglect Ia report The Marks
Of each Reefs Head TO the Clerks Giics
or shall leave the Corporate l.imits
without Reporting che Marks, &C.. as in
seotioa lst Of ahis Ordinance is prescribed
SHALL be considered Violation Of ihis Orii.
asacc, and the party so offending shall. for
each and every offence. be fined in the sum
Of not less than One (l) Dollar nor more
than Twenty (30) Dollars. at the discretion
Of She Council.
| SIc 4. The Informant Of each and every
offence shall bc entitled TO half the Fines
collected, the other half Ia no To- the benefit
of tho Corporation.
BEc, 5. That all Ordinances or part oeaor.
dinances contrary or repugEant 10 t;s 4.
hereby Repealed
N. A. BULL. Iniendant
| F., J.. J.oLivEKos, Clerk hW4 4P
iulyio cam Ha
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TEE THEsNAN oonps.--our adver-
zi5iilB edssmas aaaouaco the First Ea.
teastainment 'sf this Amateur Dramatic
aud Musical Society to take place at
ssocker's Hall Ca Thursday evening
next, a7th inst.
gass Company have 'aisplayoa eaergy
and spirit in fixing up their stage aud
scenic effects and have been rehearsing
diligently for this their debut.
We would bespeak for them a large
audience, and au encouraging reception
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ORANaEDURa NEws.-Orangeburg,
s. G., recently sold to Messrs. c. H
HALL & Co. The long experience and
ability of Mr.. HALL, even were he not
supported by SO strong Co., would rem
der him sure of keeping up the standard
Of excellence of the NEws. We trust
the new firm may win even greater
standing and more substantial encourage
ment than the News did under tho con-
troll of friend DIBBLE. We throw the
old shoe Of good luck nfter them.-From,
sAe Typographical Journal, pnblished by
Aessfs. Wulker, Euans d CogspeN
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Droksr, No 25 Broad Street.
March IL, 1870.
STATE SECuKIEtSs-South Careliaa, cid,
$50 !; do new, @79; do, registd stock,
ex int 76@ D
CRY 6Rcun1TIEs-Augusta, Ga, Bends,
@S4; ChHrleston, 8. G. Stock, lex or int J
@67; do, Fire Loan Bonds, @75; CO.
lumbia, s. C. Bonds, @7O.
RALKnXDf fRoEpB- ---Biuc Ridge (irst mort
igage) SOC. / GhaflcssCn, and lsayannlh,
COG Charlo.te, 'C0funbia andJ Augusta,
@90; Cheraw and Darlington, @.SO !;
Grcenville and Columbia. list morp 700 !;
do, ttStase guSrahtee9 GAG 4. Northeastern,
80 e (; Sawanpah and Charleston. list
'morD @so; do, Estate guaranteey gSS! !;
South Carolina, '9sa, do, 70; Spartan
RAILaoAp SrocKs-.charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, @55; GreenviIle and Coium-
bis, go Northeastera, 79ss Savannah
and Charleston, % "a South Carolina
(whole shares) GA; do, (hak do) % q
EXCHANGE, &c-New York sight, I OF par;
Cola, 1ll@lIa iSSilscr, a0s@aI0
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Stewart and claftin," the kings of
New York dry goods" have reduced
their prices i~ view of the approach If
specie payments. This is the fsrernuSr
of what must SoEow with all dealsrs, in
all commodities over the country.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF oRANGEBURG.
In the Court of Probate.

Ex Partc \
ct. ux. ct. al. Hx
II appearing to my satisfaction that Them
MS NJ. Williams. Lewis Williams and Law
renee Williams, three OF the Defendants in
this case, reside without the limits of ,bis
State. On motion of Messrs DeTrevillc and
S'strunk for Petitioners, it is ordered: That
that the said Thomas NJ williams. Lewis
Williams and Lawrence Williams do, within
forty days from tile publication of this or,Icr.
appear, plead, answer or ile,nur to said pe1i
- :!s;::.... 49,, -. f.... I'll ha arter.d
against fhcm. THAD. q. ANDREWS,
February ., 1870. Judge of Probate.
zen 53 ii4F 40 3
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1t world seem, from the kilograms aud
paragraphs in oar exchanges, that the
resumption of specie payments, so to
speak, as becoming quite prevalent among
the retail dealers in various parts of the
country.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

The snow storm which commenced on
Sunday iasi covered an area extending
from the attitudes of North Carolina
into the New Dominion, aud from the
Rocky Mountains tn the Atlantic sea
board.
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q. x. Sasportas rec c.ntly appointed
County Treasurer yscc Jno. ID. Mount
semo~ed, has some difficulty with che
County Commissioners about his bond.
1t may end in mandanus, but will
hardy save as from paying taxes.
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TIT YOU WANT GOOD SEE.


Potatoes go to 3. EZEKIEL, Sign Of ia
Big Watch.
Il you want good Imported Ale go TO u. :
HanH Sisu Dig " %...s.;. -
II yon want good Wfiskeys, aisriadnltern-
ted, 90 TO Z. EZRKIEL, at the Sign of the
II you want good Sugars a,pit 60 ia z. RzEK..
LEI, Sign Of the big Watch.
If you want good Ccffses 30 10 T.. EEK.
IEL, Sign of the big Watch.
II you want good Syrup and Molssses ro
to u. I;ZEKIEL, Sign Of the big wesch. te IS
If you want good Chewing Tobacco no 10 :
y. EZEKiELs Sign Of the big Watch. S
III you want good Smoking Tobacco 20 10
=. EZEKIEL Sign Of the big Watch. nt' 2 4as
+ III you want a good Clock to depend on for.i
Time. go to e. EZEKIEL. Sign Of the big,
Watch. aesbs.s,.,..f.
II you want good Gold Ring for your
Sweetheart, 60 to e. EZEKIEL, Sign of TIE :
big Watch.
II you want good Perfuinery OF all kinds. !
go to Z. EZEKIEL, Sign OF the big Watch.
Ii you waat Books and Stationery Of all
Kinds, 60 to EZEKIEL, Sign Of the big
a II you want q rood Watcl,, Gold or silvs q!
so to E. RZEKiEL, Sign of the big Wat. b. ~
III Jon want good, Garden Seeds Of ell
kinds, go TO Z. EZEKIEL sign Of the big
Watch. y s.'' s--"'.4 sd} 7F9IsSt
II you want TO make a big Crop this year.
60 to e. EZERfEL, Sign OF the big Waicb.s
and get Murfee's snbsoil Plow. for which he.
is Agent
feb IL O Iv =
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There is a startling rumor in Paris
that Napoleon is dead aud that a Bogus
emperor has been presiding at the Tuil.
leries for sereval mouths.
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w WSSsS Sn7s 's<~U rSs<&sskvS$-eS S&GS>Sk
Tr.ssusefs 4, - s.sa "a. - .0.a
Il. ECoasrEsos, .AsshtH Hdfl lslssA zsliss
Anmoniatsd Bore sgpsr Phosphate
has received 81 IargeA sapply Of thirl
valuable fertilizer, which We can safe.
ly recommend to our planters, 6sv.
ing the full endorsement Of the greae
Georgia Cotton planter and experiment
ter DEE. NJ. Pendle.ou Of Sparta, Geo
See what he says in the December No
of th Southern ,Cultivator, page 3sl.
Out of is commercial fertilizers, oil Of,
them put down at the rate of $40 per
acre, !. i~asshe second best, paying o.
per sent, whereas Peruvian Guauo paid
only 56 per cent and Rhodes only 80 per
cent. Wa have e'so number ofeertifi-
oates from Planters of our own State and
County, who have used It before, aud
the Agents are prepared to furnish Ger.
tifcates from all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
Give it trial aud be convinced.
jams m2.
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All of Che Fire Companies of oraage-
burg were eus'ou "Wednesday afternoon
aaut f1s .tf;=ssae and practice The ElliOsts
psrfaFmsa 'son'o wonderful ladder per-
Ssrmanoes.
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The Governor has appointed Simeon
Corley, Commissioner of Agricultural
Statistics, vice Henry sparnick remov-
ed.
He has also commuted the sentence
of the younger Nixon, recently sentenc-
ed in Charleston to be executed for
murder, to Imprisonment for life. in the
peuitentiary. The elder Nixon will suf:
fer the extreme penalty of the law.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

The cotton orop Of 1869 was three
million bales. At 20 cents per pound it
is equal to a crop of six million bales
before the war. Its entire value allow
ing 460 pounds to the bale is S345, ,0OO,-
600.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

The Charleston Daily Ne,Us, has been
giving pen and ink sketches of the lnom-
bers of our Legislature Il speaks thus
Of Mr.. F. MeNlnrs, n.ca.bcr from Orange
burg:
'Frsncis DcMars is one of the snos.
respectable Radical reprcaentivss in the
House, and appeared to be thoroughly
disgasted with the company he was in.
IIe sensa.A.... n-....eh.,ro, raursr .,,.s
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The Governor will leave for New York
on saturday, on business connected with
tn: Executive Department.
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CnAnLEsroN Aoa,ou1ru.A1 A,

GHARLEsroN AGRICULTURAL AND
MKonANIoAL AssocIArIoN.-A At the
last meeting Of the County Agricultural
Society, the following gentlemen were
appointed to attend at the re-organiza.
ton of this Society to be held in Char.
lesten during the month of May:
Capt. Murray Robinson, Col. Paul s.
Fielder, DR.. j. H: o'Cain, Col. A.P.
Amaker, Capt. John L. Moorer.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

To change Contract Advertisements
notice must be given on Tuesday morn.
Ing. 4.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

The Preshyteriaus OF the United States
are said to have more missionaries in
China than any other denomination.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

Consignees per South Carolina Rail
road Remaining in the Depot to
Date.
NJ. Livingston, J. r. Bennett, DR.. B.. n.
Knots. W. II. Hughes, DIR. F. W. voght, W.
J. Snider. j. 3. Rowe, W. A. ]. Sistrunk, G.
B. Binnakcr. =. n. johnson, r. W. Bates, J.
Fl. Bolton, p. P. Jennings, j. r. Way, d.
aardaer, J. N. Bell, T. R. shuler.
In accordance with orders received from
the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter
be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot
for IN unreasonable length of time.
W. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
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V GENUINE IMPORTED l.sd y
OATS.

iSdmPtes Sert Free To Fu7aers. 80
ERoM 100 to iso bushels grown to .h.
II acre, Weighs from 40 to 45 pounds to
the bhshel. z
This Oats has been grown on every variety 4
of soil, anddn every State OF the Union, With
the most perfect success.
The grain is rery large plump md hdndsus.I.g
has n remarkable thin hask, and ripeps earI;.r
than the common varieties.
The straw is bright clear stout. and not
liable to lodge, rs perfectly etcar of rast; and
grows from 4 to 5 feet high.
We have both the White and Black Nor
woy, both the same price aud equally pro-
ductive. ,s.
We win send one quart of the above Oats 10
any address post paid for ......... 81 90
Two quarts, post paid. d..................SaO 81 90
One peck sentby esp-ess or freight. ...... So OO
Half bushei, 20 pounds. Sc. 90
One bushei 40 pounds. ...............-Sl0.Oo
| CAUTION. naS- We wish it distinctly un-
derstood that this is not light oats, weigh
ing 28 10 22 lbs raised in New England, al,
sold under the name of ofNorway, but imported
Seed every bushel guaranteed TO wei, 40
| lbs, or the money refunded. F-' j.
| Samples of both kinds sent free for a three
cen, stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonials.
| Address all orders to. Mp. BOYER & Co..
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sATURDAY siARoH II, 1870,

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THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED
IN oRANGEBURG COUNTY, AND
PAYS WEEKLY VISITS TO
EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET
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ntclksOa Seed.-4OO Bushe els
~ Of Setect Gotten Seed, raised from
"Diekson's Select Seed. The quality guaran-
tecd. For sale in quantities to suit purchas-
ere. Apply to
JAMES BROWNE.
Jan )6-tf At rarlmil & yincs's Store.
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Tggs of Pure Bred FaTscY
H. POULTRY FOR HATCHING.
We have on hand the largest and best selec-
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country. Eggs carefully boxed and shipped
to any part of the country For circulars
and prices address. ~ p BOYER 4 Co.,
Parkesburg, Chester Co.. Pa,
Jan ~ 3m