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HORRIBLE.
As Terrible as the Scenes Ia Paris.

PrrETON, May 27.-Ihe West Pitt
st0u shaft owned by the Leigh Val
ley railroad and worked by Blake IL
Co., of New York, is on fire. There
is only one outlet and the miners are
In fearful danger. Some Of the miners
have been saved. The scene about
the shaft is one Of great distress and
anguish. Two fire engines from
Scranton and one from Wilkesbarre
are on the ground. 1t is thought no
water will be thrown into the shaft
from the top, but it is said, and also
believed that the shaft viii I'll with
water within tWenty-fOur hours, so
that even if they are not suiOCated,
the poor fellows must drown. There
is apparently no escape for them.
From thirty to forty men and boys
are In the mine.
STILL LATER.
The fire engines are playing on the
ruins, which are 80 hot that no one
can possibly approach them. A dog
has Just been sent down the shaft
Of the mine, and was brought up
alive, which fact encourages the be-
lief that the thirty-three men may
yet be saved.
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THE P r.
TIE Vulgar Brutsa Properly PunIShsd.

NEW YORK, May 27.--Judge DOwl-
ing to-day sentenced the prize fighters,
Collins and Edwards, to the peniten-
tiary for twelve months each, and to
pay a fine of $1,000. In default of pay
ment of the fine they are TO continue
in prison an additional twelve months
The umpire, Thomas McAlpine, was
arrested last night and plead guilty.
He was sentenced to six months inn
prisonment and a fine of $500. The
court was crowded when Collins and
Edwards were being removed and a
demonstration Of sympathy was
evinced, but quickly suppressed,
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WASHINGTON


TIA 10 Aa-.AAaaa ta' n ---a-a-a-a
WASHINGTON, May Z7.-The blast
furnace Of the Treasury Department,
used for burning mutilated currency,
was uarticu arly active last night, and
the result this morning was that the
cash and redemption divisions were
saturated with q greasy kind of smoke
and smell, which was entirely dis
sgreeable-sO much 50 as to require
the removal of carpets 8nd, for time,
prevented some Of the clerks from at
tending to their duties. The smoke
from this machine often permeate5 the
building to the intense disgust Of the
officials and visitors. The beautiful
marble tiling Of the Cashiers room
has been very much disdgured, and
the floor turned to one uniform brown
ish color.
LAST HOUR OF TEE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Senate
took up AIr. Wilson's resolution or
Jering the discharge of White and
Ram5ded, the treaty-stealing report
ers, at the end OF the session, with
Bill Nye's amendment that such dis
charge shall not affect the proceedings
against them under the law.
Senator Sherman denied the power
of the Senate to detain them.
Mr.. C0nkling argued that the Sen
ate had such power.
Mr.. sumner had no doubt any im-
urfs0ument founded on an order Of
The Senate must come at the end Of
the session.
Mr.. Bayard was gratified to hear
Mr.. Sherman raise bis voice against
the arbitrary power Of Congress.
Mr.. Sumner said they were coming
into the narrow path Of the C0nstitu'
tiOu. He argued that the witnesses
should be discharged when the Senate
g.. Tded its session. However. he said,
gor, Ns miscre8ut had sold official con
ed1n. ~ for money. The Ell ct-he
,-onId oct say m0tive-Of eudeavor-
No ~ III. 'u1iss the subject was TO cover
mn tha m91N EhO committed the dis
bSr1rehIe ac$ The Senate and the
Deopie have a right to know the
6a1'g name. what position he holds.
.-77J rrbaf opDortur' ttle5 he has to be-
-, ir7norfant truss. Therefore he
,.-ogld bave the invest jgatiOn contin-
Ued. ,.;o...,
Yeas. Is; nays, 20.
Mr.. Wilson'S resolution was then
adopted-yeas, p; nays, l3.
me Senate, on motion Of Mr.. BAY
ard, unanimously passed the usual
vote Of thanks TO Speaker AnJhony;;
Mr.. Sherman intimated tnat me
Senate ought to remove heiDJuncuonl
.of the secrecy relative to the treaty ..
washington, but was ruled out o.
order. ,.,.-. .-s.-,,o
Rfr. Thomas also wanted the inJuhc-
ton of secrecy removed.
me Senate ct $3.50 adjourned, si'le
de.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 27.-At the
Association Course the last days
races was very exciting, and was
witnessed by a large crowd of both
sexes. The weather is unsurpassed.
A hard shower fell Just before the
second race, which made the track
somewhat slippery, which caused Big
Barn to slip and iaH, throwing his
rider, in the second heat. The
FIRST RACE
was a selling race; club purse, $500;
mile heats for all ages; horse to sell
for $500 t. carry proper weights; /;
horse to sell for $1,000 allowed five
pounds; horse to sell for $3.50 allowed
seven pounds; horse selling for $500
allowed ten pounds.
There were four entries, as fOllOWst
j. +. Robinson entered Geo. CadWal-
lader's b. n. Allie Hunt, five years old,
by Vandal, dam Nora by Mahomet.
to be sold for Sl000-1 2 ]. Z. j. Bush
entered John Jackson's br. c. Gaber-
lunzie, three years old, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Young Utilla to be sold
for bl500-2 ] /, j. A. GrUnstead en-
tered b. M. Allala, four years old. bv
War Dance, dam by imp. Knight OF
st. George, to be sold for $500-3 3 4.
Rufus Lyle entered J. w. Carter's b.
b. Steve AtchisOn, four years old, by
Norton, dam by Wagner, to be sold
for S50O--4 4 3. Time, 1 As, .433, ]. AS.
SECOND RACE.
Consolation purse for beaten. horses :
mile heats; pool-seHer tO.add 800.
Three entries, to-wit: James w.
Ford's Or. c. Black Walnut, four years
Cd. bv Duvunaii, dam by Lieut.. Bas-
sengeT-I i. j. i. Robinson entered
Geo. Cadwallader's q. g. Al8gog,
four years old, by Ulerten, dam by
Paddy BuEns-3 2. James Bhy's Big
Barn, three years old, by imp. Bonnie
Scotland, dam Laura Bruck-2;
slipped and fell and was distanced.
Time, AT, 1905.
This ends week Of the fastest
racing IN time ever witnessed over
the Association Course,
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Saturday, Hay 27th. Is7I.

q the door Of the COurt-hOuse, in the city o
Helena county Of Phillips, and state OF Ar
Kansas between the hours Of judicial sale
sell, for cash ln hand,tO the best and highes
bidder the following described tracts ofland,
situate in said county and State, tO-Wit: The
southwest quarter OF section eleven 1N. the
north bali OF section eleven on; the south
haif Of sectl0n two l2li the esst half Of section
flU), and the northeast quarter Of Section.
fOur5esn (l4l; All in Township one ll, narth
OF Range two ~ east, 1289 acres. Thetltla d
considered good, bat viii convey only auch
as j may hageag trustee
March 3, 1871
mhlsW BIS. salIRa, Irustss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IuNE Y. 1871.

No. 8f15-SecOnd Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Mary q, SchOOnOver VS.
Sarah W. Jones.
- Y virtue of an order OF sale made In this
ID cause, will sell at public auction, TO the
htghesl bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters of1ice Of the Second Chancery Court
Of Shelby county, In the city Of Memphis,
Touue1zpo
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AUCTI0H
] EleTIlH - - LllIEs-

SPECIAL AUCTION SALE FOR LADIES,
ID i GEORGE AHIELD5 n cove VIII SELL.
ID On Monday and Tuesday uuruiuEs. EIaF
18th and t0tn. at our auction house. So. lsl
~ ain street. commencing AZ ten q. clock each
day, a hue line of EmDrOidered Linen E1e-
iugs and IuserlingB, Point Applique and y aI-
eneleune Laces, Real Lace q iiaI1 OF every
variety, FaleuCianua and Point Applique
Lace HaudEsrculefs. Ladles' Linen Duuler-
wear Linen HandEercuiel5 and Table
Linen, Black and White jana Lace llaWL5
ana Farasol Covers, Party Fans. Fancy Goods
ina great vaI elv.
Alis au0Fe goods are All new and desirable
al4 VIII Pc sold REGARDLESS OF prices.
this sale rrls
GEO. SHIELDS & CO.. Auoilonssrs.
240 as.n Street
70 tisrGss Hens, Breakfast saesH, FBrai-
tuFs, Eio
at AEzCE1Dn-
MONDAY 1fOREING, lIay 18th. Ig0.oIoeE.
ByA.E. FRAHKLAHD, l95 & l97 zaH 81
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFIoE SECRETARY MISSISSIPPI RrvRRl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Memphis, Tenn, Nay S, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting az
IN the Stockholders OF the Mississippi River
Hallway Company, is called 70 assem- bic at
the County Courtroom, on Union street,
Memphis, Tenn, on the second Tuesday,
being the 18th day Of June, 1871 to elect nine
Directors for said Company 70 serve for one
year from the ninth day Of July next, aud
ned,
BY order of the. Board. Of Directors.
JOHN T. NOTION
mVlI Secretary.
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Wasbburne telegraphed yesterday
,,ono Psris that Thiers was lighting 10
~ remote parts Of the cityi tLlst
there are no new fress ana LnaI inc
Americsns and their properly were
AL safe
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Joseph B. johnson, the graduate Of
a theol0gieal seminary, for some time
8 preacher, and recently a grocery
dealer ia Boston, was sentenced yes
terday to eighteen months In the State
prison for seduction and adultery.
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TT was through want and necessity that
A compelled Mrs. John Huber TO ask the
public for credit when her husband rafused
her the price oi pair Of shoes.
Memphis, Tenn, May s8. q = m19s Ii5ss
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KnTIGE


7 HEREBY notify the public that will NOT
II be responsible for any debts Contracted
by my wife, Cecilia Huber
Memphis, May y. JOHN HUBER.
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JAMES PARK.

FT'HE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
Il have been selected as Marsuals ana mem
pers Of the d1nerent COMMITTEES in the order
In which they appear:
General JoHN G. FIaER, Chief Marshal.
Major 4. p. DUECAN,
Captain r. II. VANCE,
Captain CHRIS. SrEINKUHL.
Captain ]. Q. THRALrs
Captain f. A. COLE,
GATE COMMITTEE:
]. e. Beasley, Chairman; T. P. Adams. Nj
nor Mer1Weather, Lewis POdesta, o. Obarst
u. ]. Black, n. W. Johnston, Charles Locke.
r. j. Malone.
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
]. ". Sneed, Chairman; A. J. Black. Garrett
a1gnesi w J. Pollard, q. W. ksalhOfers Z. d.
Arnold, W. q. Parker, Raphael Semmes, jr-,
B. W. Coleman, DR.. r. W. Mitchell, Fred.
Vol, Ogden FOntaine, James POston, u. M. s.
hneLtt L. B. Mof farland, Henry Mode oscar
WOoiurldges Moses White, Es1art WOOD
ridge, r. Dudley FrayseF, DR.. Frank Elca,
Cotton Green, J. II. Bate, Frank Neuui " mala
ter Goodman, W. l. Dun
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Hon. IEham g. Hsr-
ris, Hon. JsCOb Thompson. Kew. y. ,. " laagI
Rev. W. M. Patterson, Rev James tl-Illilcnael
Gideon J. 677ll9W FaLIoA ,,s AS,7, A S71 a. y5 ;'
r. HUNT, Hon. ". r Avery W. w. a. -rlsLnsl,
j. ]. DuBOse, J. j. Murphy, ~. a. Stevens, q.
W. HeiskeL, j. II. EdIn0nqsoni W. u. scoLt
Harvey Mathes, J. r Fhppin.
COMMITTEE ON PRESERVATION Of OK
DER.
q BARBOUR, Chairman; B. B. Hufehison
Z ~ Fogan, Ben. White, W H. hhea lT N
8sasley i'll. N. N6elyi W. 9. Auman. Jss
Conner. T. R. Cannon q. W hQmbaut. g. u
elliott ]. p. strange, j. j.. Drake, u ~
Bridges, W. ID. Mckinney, W. u. Cameron
~ ~ Anderson, Jas, Murphy.
The members Of the several conluoftfeas.
will report to their resp pectlVe Chafrnen. uTIl.
in turn viii report 10 the Chief Marshal 5mT
he VIII denne their duties. The AssisfeN1
Marshals viii report TO the Chief AIarsbnI fr-
assignment 20 duty. Gentlemen aDD0frfs.f
upon the dlnerenb committees. decIiui1.- "a
serve, viii please report without deIs-7 ~ a,l1-
member of the Entertainment COunnlif4ae a.
their placee may be allied, as 10 is absoIure1,
necessary 10 insure a success, that tne rr.ri-
mltlees should be 1uI and aiectiva
tickets OF admission dfUv cants each and
VIII be on sale az the different book aud. dTTfl
stores. z. II. JOHNSTON.
J. A. LOUDON.
j. s. HATCHER
r. II. ENGLLsH
q. Al. B. IHUnMONu.
Committee on Entertainment.
PICNIC PRIVILEGES.
Sealed proposals viii be received for the
purchase OF the Bar, Confectionery, hssiau-
rant ana shooting Gallery privileges Of the
picnic 70 De given under the auspices OF the
Jonled crate Relic and Historical Association
on saturday, June 3, at James Park, until
tuesday, May 50, ls4l, lz M az which time the
proposals viii be opencd Proposals to be adj
5ressed to the Entertainment COMMITTEES,
NO. 20 Main street. myI
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NOTICE.

rFFhE MEMBERS OF the Memphis Mechau-
q lcs' Cooperative Union are requf ste1 70
attend a meliiug az the Second Circuit Court
room eHiraIlee on Union street, next Mon
Day the ztLn cay OF May. All are requested
70 attend, as matters OF importance viii be
brought before the meeting. All mechanics
and those that are interested in the welfare
Of Memphis i'm the way OF manufactures. are
Invited 10 attend.
JAMES FLAHERTY, President
LnuE a. EnraII- slarralnrw. N.
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EJection of Directors.
TRUsT sALE.

~ Office Is hereby given that bv virtna ~
~ deed OF trust executed to ma. flhe ~
derElgned as trustee, by y. ID. Thornl'.7, fs-e.
aI x g G5Issilh 1eqts tnereln described, dus M
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
HOT SPRINGS.
Little Rock to B0t SpriHas-A000mmBda-
tion Hack Line.

VETM. g. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR. IAMPRE-
w pared with very superior FOur-spTing
AubulauCes, good Teams and attentive
drivers, TO transport invalids and others to
the Hot Springs, or any part Of ArkanEas, at
figures as low as the lowest, an ambulance
viii seat tve persons besides the driver and
carry 300 pounds OF baggage. The seats are
so constructed as to form bed, and inVall0s
ride IN a reclining posture. Persons tele-
graphing can have conveyance 10 meet them
Ht the boat or train by which they come, and
take as much time in going % the Springs
which are sixty miles from LltCle Rock, as
may be most agreeable TO them.
DAVID C. WILSON, Passenger Agent,
Umrs Aiken House, Little Rock, and stables,
corner OF First and scott stree,s. myl8
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HUMBOLDT PARK,
THURSDAY, IUNE Ist 1871

rTNHE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
u respectively represent the dinsreut ma
uoual1ttes
AMERICA-CoI. W. Coleman, 7. b. Normsut.
Capt Larry HarTnstads Gen. J. ID. Rutdn.
ESGLAED-Hon. John Cubbins, r. F. Mar
snalli a. e. Green, 9. ". T. CrcOk.
FRANGE-ChsrIes LIE CIercq. Captain Ed.
Capdeyille, H. Iaquet, French John.
GERMANY-F. ii. Buttinghaus. George stou-
meyer, H. RlchmEnu, ID. Pante.
SCOTL AND-Duncan Mclean, Or. s. u
Slmms, J. B. Campbell, r. r. Wilson.
IRELAND-Colonel n. Mage~uey. Tr.. W. lI.
Harvey, P. IA. Winters, W. Welsh.
ITALT-Viuceut B. BaCigalup0, Felix Gauue.
II. Malatesta, p. zolari.
SWITZERLAED-P. A. Maiuard, j.. w. EbI-
niger, II. Eshmau, +. FrausiUll
DENMARK Smith, J.B. Miller.
sWEDEN-L. PiItz, A. Atkinson.
NORWAY. Anderson.
TICKETS FIFTY GENTS LADIES FREE.
ss-GTounds lighted up By Calcium lights.
mU2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
0modaI Dravv1saEs.

MORNING CLAes-No. 25l.
81 So, 76, 80, %, 20, is, 65, "a, ., g. 6s, 20.
EVENING CLAss-No. Z51
30. 81, 14. IS, "A, 10, IS. Z8, 3, III, g. 81, 81.
Prizes from gl00 20 s50000 paid Ia money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur-
nished In the above Lotteyr by j. y. FRANCE
is5< North Court street Box lf7, Nemphi8.
Tenn, p. %. MURRAY 81 Ll4t.lttl CO, a au-
aRer7. So. Louis. 30 my-8
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THAT NOIsELEss,

1 INK MOTION, LOCK STITCH stf4lsI- .-t
4 Needle. Bleeq Sewing Machine, is con-
trOllsd by parties who "Will stay l7., lL19., ~, -
have handled other machines nlt % sses1-es1-is
s-tl,,-v- - FRAZER g. co.
- - Ho-o- AZ Norfh Court 3quart.
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NOR the bast OAK on ASH WOOD, 50 20
L, aDWAED4
NO. lot Union EtEda.
saved, split and Cord Mood alE ~, ~
charlle.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAVTNG nee DAY.
DEPARTURES


RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather warm and sultry, with heavy
showers Of rain. The river here continues
to decline rapidly. The Ohio and tribu-
taries are falling steadily. Arkansas and
White rivers are receding- Business on
the wharf was dull and quiet, with light
ghipIueuts
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NEW ORLEAN9-
CINCINNATI.

CINCNEATI. May H. Cotton in light de-
mand; holders firm; middling 1910. Flour
steady and in moderate demand; family,
So 1901 Wheat in light demand; holders
firm. at 81 46tGl 45. Corn steady and in mod
crate demand, 5Ic. Rye dropping, S2059l %.
Oats dull, 55957c. Eggs declined to I6c. But
ter advanced; 2OG22c for best grades. Cheese
ll5aGl5c. Pork dull and nominal; Illinois
mess offered at SIC. Lard dull and unchanged.
lOc. Bulk meats quiet, go. Bacon opened
arm and closed dull, shoulders, &c; nothing
doing In sides. Whisky in light demand and
holders firm $50
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NEW YORK, May Cooper Ingot Lake
superior, 2lAgI55c Pig irOn-ScOtch, 3Og
55; American, firm, 32G86c. Bar iron nominal,
63g75; sheet do, Russia, Sll 5O8Sl2, gold.
Nails-cut, 81 Is: clinch, So $500 70; horse
snOe, lgGz2c.
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s e II G Il RS
UNADULTEHATED ALE AND
- ES RE EEp

T AGER BEER, CONTAINING CCPPE-
4 RhS and ALE doctorcl with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adultcratioos dis
covered in Ncw-YorR.
Professor Mapcs of Ncw-lork. analyzod
the Eeer from n dozen diferen, Brcwcries,
and all were found adultcratcd with noxious
substance. 1t is said, that the sale Of Drugs
to Brewers, is profitable part of the trade.
This IS perfectly infamous Cocculus indicus
thsh herry) nux-yomica. (dog buiton) from
which strychnine is obtained, nre some of
the dclectable substances found in Beer {.
These arc potent poisons, and the Brewer
founl using them should be drowned at once
in one of his own vats
p. S.-I am willing to be drowned in my
own watts. if any Impurities should be found
in my Beer.
| shall continue TO make hcaltliful
Beverage, so that il may be drank hy the
most delicate withoutth least danger
JOHN z. SEEGERS, Culnmbia, s. c.
For sale in 0rangebnrg by the cask or
otherwise. by MER0NEY s sam.
jan ly
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NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
orangeburg, s. c.. April 81. 1871.

Orangebnrg, S. c.. April 81, 1871.
IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act 10 dofino
the jurisdiction and duties OF the County
Commissioners" passed the twenty-sixth
day Of Scp'cm bcr, A. ID. 1865. and '.An Act
amen'atory thereto, passed March 9th, 1871 =,
and pursuant to Resolutions passed by the
Board Of County Commissioners of Orange.
burg. NOTICE Is hereby given that PRoPO,
SAILS for REPAIRING the "Willow Swamp
Bridge, on the Holman Bridge Road, and
for tEpAlRlNG the CAUSWAY and HOL.
Low BRIDGES lending to hc New Bridge" )"
in the Fork of the Edis,os, will he received at
this Office. All Proposals must be accom-
panied by two OF more sufficient Surities.
and must he handed in OH or before the Goth
day of May, 1871.
JAMES VAN TASSELL,
nj 'i c. d. C, c,
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M. ALBRIGHT,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
OEeANGEBUHG. s. C..

ID ESPECTFuLLY INFORMS TIE CITI-
III zens of Orangeburg and Vicinity that
he has opened at his NEW STORE on Rus.
sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmann &
Co. and McNamar, & Jones, with complete
Stock OF LEATHER, &C., and that he has
sufficient Workmen to fill ell 0rde,s s,niusl
ed TO him.
Thanking the Public for past patronage,
respectfully solicits a continuance Of the
same. TERMS CASH
feb oct % If
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@Miss, will you take my arm?" asked
an old bachelor of an old maid anxious
TO marry. tia! yes, aud you, too," re-
piled the maiden, whose days of five and
twenty were fast reeed;ng. from her,
1'Can only spare the arm, Miss" hastily
responded the MOTTO be-taken-iu bache.
nor. "Then," said the Miss, with down
cast eyes, 'then cant take it, as my
snotto is to g. the whole hog or none at
ALL"
Bully for shot
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CABINET SHOP.

NATM. \. BULL offers his services to the
wv Citizens OF 0rangeburg County as
CABINET MAKER in MI its branches.
Funerals attended with prompincss
Old FURNITURE repaired ard made new.
Also Vanished without being removed.
Shop on the Eastern side OF the Railroad.
Give me a trial.
will also build Buggy and Wagon Wheels
and Bodies cheaper than anybody else in
0rangeburg. WN. \. BULL,
mar ii If
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DIR. Il. BERWICK LgGARE.-This
gentleman has established hirself over
the store Of Capt. John 4 Hamilton,
and is. prepared to practice his profession
in all its latest and most approved
branches. Like everything else, the
profession of the dentist has undergone
many changes within the last few years,
aud the man who is not familiar with
these changes or improvements, is, Of
course--behind the times DR.. Lcgare is
fresh from the spot from whence these
dicoyories came, being graduate of the
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.
The performance on tooth, that in the
old s:yle, would have caused much pain
is scarcely felt under the treatment of
DIR. Legare. His instruments are all
anew, and correspond well with the per-
fection the art has attained.
And now that the most Objectionable
part to many persons in having their
teeth treated-the pain-can be avoided,
ws aSps s;.-s ne VII; i; as.c. ==.@,,. i. a:.:,:
again that Miss So-and,so is beautiful,
but she has bad teeth. You can avoid
the pain now, and We bespoak for Dr..
Legare the patronage he deserves.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-20

The Firm of Mcroney and Sain has
been dissolved by the withdrawal Of
Mi. Sain.S Mr.. Mcroney will still con-
siaae the the business, and promises that
mono Of his friends shall suffer by the
dissolution. We hope our friend Sain
viii be prosperous in his contemplated
enterprise.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-20
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order of sale from the
Hon: Thad. g. Andrews, Jude of Probate, I
will sell at the late residence of w. II.
Treadwell, in the Town Of Orangeburg, 8.
G., on Saturday, the Sd day of June, next,
all the personal property of said deceased
Consisting of Household and Kitchen Fur
niturc, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Farm
ing Utensils, &c.
Terms cash-Property delivered on day of
sale. MARY B. TREADWELL.
may l3--td Adm cum test annex
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GEo. w. CARPENTER,S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR,
SAPARILLA
GEO. w. CARPENTERS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BucHx

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU
These Celebrated Preparations. originally
introduced by Geo, w. Carpenter, under the
SO long extensively used by physicianp ana
others, that they are generally known fer.
their intrinsic value, and can be relied on a.
being most valuable remedies in all csaea
whore Sarsnparila or Bucha are applicable.
and cannot he too highly recommended.
They arc prepared in highly concentrated
form, so MS to render the dose small and cen.
venient. Orders by mail or otherwise VIII
receive prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, HENSzEY & Co.,.
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No. 737 Market street, philadeInhin.
For sale by DUKES & SHULER, and Z. ,.
OLlVEROS, 0rangeburg S. c., and DOWfR
NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charlestoa, g :.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-20

~ a. CROWELL, Administrator of Eliz.
Os Rumph, and Adm'r da bons nan OF
'lonn liumph, gives notice that on the lst Of
June next, he will apply to Hon. r. c. IN
drews, Judge of Probate for his Final lis
charge.
Niril .s,h lN-l 20 [.