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Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02
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We clip the following from an English
exchange:
Ii was about $50 years y. c. that Hics,
Of Alexandria, formed a toy which cxhib-
tied ,cmc of the powers Of steam, aud was
moved by its power. A. u. 450. Athc-
mius, M architect, arranged several caul-
drons Of water. covered with u wide bot
tom Of the leather tube. which rose 10
narrow top. with pipes extended to the
raftcrs Of the adjoining building.
A ERE was kindlcd beneath the caul
drons, and the house vas shaken by the
efforts Of the steam ascending the tubes
This is the first notice Of the power Of
steam recorded. ln 16i3, juno II. i1lns-
60 D. Gayro tried steamboat Of 300 tons.
with tolcrablc success. at Barcelona, in
Spain. Il consisted Of n caaldron of boil
ing water under moveablc wheel on each
side Of the ship. It was laid aside as i'm
practicable. \ present, however, was
made 10 Gayro. In 1890, the first rail-
road was constructed at Ncwcastle-on
Tyne.
The first idea Of the steam engine is in
the Marquis Of Wipchcsicrs " History ol
Inventions" a d. 1868. In lilo, New.
conner made the first stca engine in Eng
land. in IT'S. patents were granted ,c
Saycry for the first application Of til,
s,can,-cnginc. In lI6i, James Wat
made the frs, pcrfrc, s,cam.cngnc tina
was made in England In lT66. .)ona
lhan Hull sets forth the idea Of steam nav
igation In lT13. Thomas Paine first
proposed this application in America II
, l7sl. Marquis Jouiiroy constructed
steam vessel on the Snanc. In 1ISb. two
Americans published works about IT,
In l1so. William Synington made
voyage on one IN the Forth of clyde Ga
nal In 1902 this experiment was repeat
ed In 1882 Rans,y propelled n boat b.
steam TO New York In 17ss, Joh,
Fitch Of Philadelphia. navigatcd boa
By steam engine on the Delaware. II
!, 1888 Robert Fulton frs, began to appl
his attention to steam. In 1893 Olive
: Evans. a native Of Philadelphia, construct
+. ed q locomotive stcam-cnginc 10 travel o.
a turnpike road.
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02

NEw Tt-ttE THN>-.-rsssr N.w Castle far WI,u,,bs.
ton and tcifa Mt ~ y w. Leave Phiis,lc,pha ae
II A. ". and Wilmington 0U Z. ". E,r New Ga.tic
ssvH>A IiHsSrn TRsiNs-a slsiionai 10 ti,o.c a,ovs
will irasr tia, t"n for smy ~ A. " aud Or r. n
Leave Smyrna for Clayton n IA a. NJ and rs r. N In
max. connections with train. Ia ai.s as o,rr and sta
tionA ."uth.
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger "a, attached ,.,,.
Wiimin. ton ~ 81 \. ". New Castle, ~; NttJir,ovn
T? 10; Ipwn.cnd. Ii; f'ay i.B. N. Ie,et 0s; w.
omnr, ~ fr"n. 4 M; iiarri, gton. s n. Farming.
ton ~, Hfh's.'ii'e. " ID sraf"r a. laurel ~;
and arrive NJ i'clmar al ~ A. N. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia nt 1t 10 r. ". will make
close connection with this train NJ Wilmington.
fcturning-Will leave bcln,nr. . ~ r. "; Ln,,-
rel. ! - Sraiord. ! 2o: I,ridgcyillr 4 80; Far
ming'nn, : - Harrington. 2 ~ fclior. i II
Wyoming. q II; Dover. ~: CLAYTON, I Gas
Townsend. 20: Middletown \ IN. kirkwood,
=, % New Castle, !, -. and arrive ut Whining
ton. nou r, N. Philadelphia. II 10 r. ". mud
Baltimore. y - \. NJ. Subject 10 delays incident
10 freight hnsincss
Thio,rn will stop To take mp passengers only
ut stations na,',cd hut will set down passengers
NJ any stopping place, Excrrr llnrc's Corner,
State Road, Rodney and Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with The Kent County, aud
Queen Annrs 4 Kent Railroads Tor krnne.iy willie,
Smdlerssillr an,l intermediate places.
" CLAYTON. with ". Il D. Il. Il. for Eas,on
and intermediate plar.s.
h Harrington with j. 4 u. x. r. for Milford.
/ Gcurcciuwn. Icwes aud intermediate places
Al Scafot,, with u. 4 -. u. u. fur Fc,,ersi,-
burg and Cambridge, &r
Vt pcuar. will T.. :. X. a. far Salislury
Princes Anne, tristcld: also for iicrlin and 9th.
rr stations on thu " y T.. Il H.
May %-it W. I. kENNEf Superintendent.
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Demorost's Illustrated Magazine
AM
MIRROR OF Fashions.

acknowledged the mus, practical useful origt-
nal Parlor Magazine.
Ism, She Pretty, Is beautiful Chrome,
splendii Parior Picture, and q valuable work ri
art; II is highly finished. mounted aud sarhlsl,-
ell aud parid m9fr thaH iautle Ia eost - snlsrrp
tian aud together with nlusnfst Nastiny, ai-
iofds M opportunity tor the investment al Three
Dollars sueL AZ niag Berfr aregf agha. Don I ttil
to .nhserh. Tor "DEaegrsr MAGAZINE, and yon
will nogsr ir willing Ia lie wiihanti' II will mol
only ,e.i.h you hsa la ifess haw 10 fonh, how
10 inAA. uafr taar ehdtea slat.ezs But will
make yua beiler wi.rr happier. Numrn every
where find il esaeilF what theg R.iui. n fact
Il i. the inuai .oeipittc Ladies Magazine a4a pub
lishe,l. lIn.lands. fnihegs, Brothers nnA Lovers
sut.erih, Ior it, nna rrescl, il @iih the heanliful
Chrome lsn She Pretty II Will nrks es.s
sparkle with delight aud satisfaction, ana ptpsc
4 monthly reminder ni suur good ta.s ani kind
feeling. Aadt"'s -
". JENNINGS DENoREST.
sls liroaimay, \. Y.
Specimen copies II the latest numbers uf the
Magazine mailed iree ON receipt oil - ,ents.
nms 20. Isl.
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How ia R,Ix SOY. i. Let him have
his own wav. =. Allow lin free use OF
money 3 Suffer him to roam where he
pcascs on the sabbath ! Give him full
access to wicked companions, . Call
him to no account Of his evenings.
Furnish him with no stated employment.
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02

4 Western editor. on entering his office
aun seeing his apprentice boy cutting some
queer capcrs, called to him: jim. what
arc you doing "n the Aoor = :, Why sir,
have had a shock " /" \ shock 2 YES
sir What kind of shock = "Why
sir. said the lad. casping, " one Of your
subscribers came in during your absence
said he owed for two years suhserip-
,ion-paid ,-and also paid another year
in advance"
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02
PREPARED Br
Ov, =, e. AYER 4 CO., L,s~ eli, Nuas,.
y'rrrsiesi asd Anaissieal chemtsss.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For sale by Charles Ta,nnn, Middletowa, l,el.
and by Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine every,
where foct. ia--ty
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Nxw Casrtx Couxry, Nov. asd, 1871.


rpon the application of ELlZABETlI l.. Ry-
AN, Exccutrix Of LEVI RYAN, late OF ST. Gcor-
rcs Hundred, in said County, deceased; II Is or
dered aud directed hy the Register that the Ea-
ccu,or aforesaid, give notice Of the granting OF
Letters Tcsiameninry upon the Estate Of the dc
ccascd with the date Of granting thereof, by eas-
lug advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters, In six Of the most
public places Of the County Of New Castle rcquir-
Ing all persons hasing demands against tho Es-
tate, 10 present tho same, or abide ma Act Of A.
sembly In such case made and provided. And
also cause tbs same TO bc inserted within tho
sa,ne period In the MsafiaowH TSansrri,S,a news
paper published In M,ddlstown and TO be contin-
ued therein tro months.
= 0ivsa nader tbe kAnA and Seal Of Of
nce Of the Register aibresaid, ai New Cas-
IL, "a New casile County Aforesaid, the day and
yenr ahovc writiea. \. GIBBS, Register.
NOTlCE.--All persona having clsms against
the Rstais u the deceased muat present the same
duly allested 70 The Ryseutvix on Or before Nov.
~, ioj1, q or1n6 ~ ~ II Aanmhly 10 such
- ma1s ~ 1eeslfeA.
nla&ADnrn =. nYANI k<sulris.
ADeo1 11osoewn, D..
~ Is. issi--sa
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
IOm PlnarYaSG THE BLOOD.

The reputation this tx.
rcll..nt iiie,li.iirr ,'iiiit, >,
l. derived frs,rn H. rutt-.
many ui Ml,,.ll ar, truly
marvellous. lnscteraie
ra.cs al ~ernliil,,,,> iiie.
ca.e, where ii,. .'s,,,
s,s.ipe'i .ai,ira,e., VI.
corruption. lia,r le,',i
purified ami ciir,,l ls II.
srroi,ilalis affection. iin,l
,li,.,,,l,'r. ~ ln,li serv ny.
yra,a,,sl by the .rr.iil.
lutl. rpl,futitit,ttfta ta,, t,t,til
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02

Sussr on cows.--Shail grow sheep
or make butter. That depends upon the
nature Of your soil, its value and locality.
Ii yon arc growing sheep with reasonable
proft, don't establish dairy. II you are
In tho dairy business, don't abandon i
for sheep. Stick to what you cnn do with
profit. Don't venture upon any dubious
experiments. II you are jus, commence
jne your work, or farm-lifc. then look a.
bout you. see what your neighbors arc do
ius, and observe their prospects. Consult
them. Take the opinion Of one man. II
you have fancy for sheep, visit various
ciRhborhoods. far aud near; ascertain
who has been successful in the business,
eud take the opinions Of such in reference
70 this breeds u sheep. their adaptation to
your particular locality, their value. and
- probable returns which they will make
lot he investment. II your preference be
lbr COWS, then consult some experienced
batter or cheese manufacturer. Neither
hook nor paper can give you the requisite
knowledge for this business. II il prac-
tice, experience. that you need. A be.
dinner might ~ we'll expect to become a
Sklleal pianist from merely reading the in
vafvction book, as farmer to become a
euusessful dsisyman FROM reading an sgri-
.cultursl paper Consult thosc who have
"a expcrience IN the business. They
UIll III you os their failurcs and Of their
oneseee. Their advice will assist you Ia
~ ! psopsr selection Of animals and
E6 1sal aSplisuces, and save you much
2Sok y I'D ssslsss expense.
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
S125 G \. SEI

RI am also prepared, n, q, my shop in
Odessa. 90 attach my Delaware Phosphate Snwer
with all It's improvements aud in the most sub
.,an,iai manner, Ia the llain,s Mood ; or any
common grain drill nom in usr, aud guarantee
To give entire satisfaction
Farmers wishing the Attachment viii please
forward their orders ne soon as passihlc ~ "nlt
n limited number mill l,c furnished this seasnn,
TER Delaware Phosphate SnNer attach
ed old drill ~ii, Cash or na approved note ~
gu DAYS W. a. llANfttnN. NJ u.
.iul, lG-,f Odessa, bel,
At. BRADLEY. A.rNr.
Millcipwn, Del.
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size. l,Sl7 after liile VI. Spencer, retail price.
- 90 will hr sent hy mal seetrrls donc up,
post free, as premium 10 ever. !snilt subscri-
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02


they We're painful, af,iirtng. have been radically
.nrr.; In such gra, nuni.rs In almost ever, ,.s.
tim of the rointr. that te rrilt srarrtl. need Ia
lc informed uf IT. siituc> or its.s.
srruinious poison l. nne af The mo.i .lc.tnieiisr
cne,nes ri nur rare. onrn. this nnsren AMI nnhh
trnani III th. "rrnBis ~ uftinirs the enns iian,
and ny the attack oi rnieellirg fatal ,tisea,ss,
itiiant rxriiing .uspirap al H. l,re-cDrc. Span
II secin. Ia br,s. lni..ein Throughout The had, and
then, on -",nr snsDrai,lr .fra-i'. rathll, rtflnf
iniu one or oiler of u. haon- farms, eiaf iie
surface aiing the ,iials In tic laitrr, iulgr.
cies inny In suddenly ,cpn.ifc,l III ii.e ntss ar
h.art, or tunor. formed III The lisrr. ar II iaMs
IT, trcsensc b, rrnpinns IN The kin linl ulcer
niions ON soiiie PM al tc h"l,, J!rnrr The nrrn.
siannl ii.c al hoiile af this harsaIariin Il na.
sisnlr. even v hen nn Hsii.a symptoms ai disease
appear Persons nnintcd will the inll"w ing eain.
plants generals fna immediate feli.i, an,i, nj
Ligfh, rtirr, b, lie u-r al TIL. A.jRA lf.lEii-
Jrff~r, salt Ehe.n. krsid If.at. kiHp,rora.
SORE Evrs. >ore lars aud other ciiiytinn- or
visible lnr,nr NJ he,sTn'oas slis,nsc, Al.o IN hr
Heart Diseoss. IHs. Epilepsy. s.nsafGia.
nn,i The various iirrro"s affections of tllc nilsea.
lar anil n,fso,i. > sicms.
nrc cured l., II, though ling time J. reInrc, for
snisluing these ". iinaie Mala.lirs l., M, in,itine
Int long continued n-r "i il,is n.arine viii enrc
the complaint Irmrorrhoa ar uhiffs. ttsrine
ll~~raiions. nnd IeMafe Diseasss. arr enin
mnrly s.,n relieved nni nliimaiel, cured Il, ii-
purifying nna intis.iains .n.ft Minute bifff-
tim. Gpr carh Iaut,.i Ia cur Almanac. e.i
piled graii-. bramatism and G""f WIN
caused by accommodation. nf csirancn,i. m.i,er4
y the ni."a ,aa g.e,y to y =, ar aI.n ,.rr n,sr
nsaffan of tho Itser. and Jo"ndfrr. when mr. ing,
as they nilrn .n, ffn The ranking poisnns IN the
hood. ih, SiRAP 80. = H., p,.m ,n'
Tlio.c who arr La"ppid alpi itsfiess. Drsp.n-
deaf. Si~rJ,fess. and traahlsd VIII, A.,s.ns .tp-
sysMs' as e w."n...r " or "f MIN n ~
relief anil convincing evidence of its restorative G
power upon trial.
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- Ss1s1esa, sshbses lssves. sts. are
1fiii1I1s "a - 4 M ssasoa. Il y :
- 157711o. IGsy ass = lss mess val-
67 1>sn = ~ - - ssd
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02
DIVORCES.

UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENCY,
rstanflsiirn lsia.
nlNDnrES legally obtained in every State
j } where lhe laws are lthcfnl on the subject,
aud under ihr United States laws iar persons
from any State nt connirt--l"ga everywhere
ivscrion, cruelty non.snii oft, drnakenns.s4,
eie. Sufficient ciase--nn publicity feqniFcd-no
lee until divorce l. obtained
Call on or address
GOULD / BURGER
Got SsEiLoIs-AT-
broadway, I'd door below John 81.
oct. u, lsTl-5m.
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Kent County Rail Road.

VNilE Kent County Rail H,.ii hrirg sps,Ssr,ea
l. i" konnciysillr trains will run daily sun,
iats excepted. Tor ircirhi ani passengers. bet
tween krnn,.iy lille nni Townsend. where close
connection will he iin,lr with trains ei the pea.
warc u. u. commencing on
.WOND.iI, f7UBER 2lM, 1870.
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kenrl,,illr Il 10
Passengers from kenncl, willie. aud all stations
on ilir kcui t'auui, Rail .oad will rel,rh Will
mineion Al lois. A. ". lliladclph, nj | ls,
". ani baltimore nj NJ. y. ".
Passengers for The Kent i"nni, Railroad will
lea,o baltimore President Street lcpot1 nj ~,
!. N. Philadelphia l,rl"l corner broad st. and
Nashin IN A,enurt nj s..n. 4. ". and Will
mingtuh nj In. la. \. NJ
\ Stage will run between Ghesicriown and
kenucd, Vile. making elosc connexions With
trnins Ensi and Nrst. II will leave 'htsicrtowp
ri ...iu, \. NJ and returning. leave kcnncd willie
on arrival OF train ani fea,i Ghcsieriomn about
10. =. ". ]. II. WlNGATE,
apr h-tf hici Eng r a..d Supt
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02
FOR SALE
MIDDLE TOWN NURSERIES,.
$4,000 ugaiTDy PgAcn TnEns.
sept Oft T.. II. COCHRAN, Proprietor.
Mdilc,own Del.

M,ppt4yoNx, prt. sgrr. isIl.
r. n. Cochran, E@,sz-Dear Sir Iii gives me
pleasure To state that the g. 800 peach trees pnr-
chased from YOU four years ago have turned GU,
as represented In every particular. They are
large and healthy and The fruit this season was
Of superior quality and very abundant. The
same number OF trees purchased Of you last Fall
are also healthy aud doing well.
SEWELL GREEN.
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A GREAT OFFER.
Only SO. for Sll. in Value.
g, ISN'T SHE PRET7f,"

rntil the ir.i Of November neNi ihe beautiful
and artistic Ghiotnu
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GQXl
Delaware Rail Road Line.
susm mer Arrntsgemaemt.

M and ai,er xcndsy. Suy ffth. 1871. tssndsy. sss
" ecpteal Passenger frasDs snt iess~ ss t'lsc~s:
Susfn. sgtSH.
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DENTISTRY.
j. j. NANDERFORD, D. D. :.
DENTAL. 50 NaERI.
DELAWARE CITY, DELAWARE.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE!!
WIIOLES ALE AND RET ALL.

Il i'liE undersigned takes 'h- method e inform
J. his friends ani tin the y ir ~ general,
tla, he has nov on hand superior stock oi
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-02

lnl viii nm a. tolIeN. until nn,her motto.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27

tention myself. Itwerc fur long time
dat | were like you, an couldn't see
trough dis sayin' ob d. Scripter, an' l
prayed dat | mite sec trough it, fur my
mind were boddered nightly obcr it,
an one time had dc sore eye, an it
were my rite eye too, au' 1 fought it
were jist here WHARF dis Scripter cumcd
in, an dat il were good christian, /
must pluck out my rite eye. But l
went prayiu, nn' -
s'And what Z Mover mind that long
rigmurole, but just tell me what you
think this passage in question means, -
interrupted the exercised gentleman.
!'Dch / Iii Il tell you. It means dis. Ei-
a mans God sarbin man, an tends
church as he ought to, you see dat many
times he's got FUR to go widout his wife
bekase fur de reason dat she wont 90
wild him. Now Is studied dc scripter
an fun de understandin dat | take oh
it, it means your vile an y,u Gre as one
Well, she mout den be called your rite
eye, an cfs!lc fends you by not sarbin
de Lord wild you, an by hoiu yorback,
dis Scripter me'ns dat you must cider
cast her of, or pluck out her rite eye
1t doesn't mean your oSn eye. Now,
sab, dats zactly what it means. Doesn't
you diskivcr dc pint?"
1t is proper to state that the exercised
gentleman did not "diskiycr" the point,
and that his mind is rs unsettled as be,
fore as to the true Specification of this
mctaphorical passage.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS. james u. Trczcyant hath an
piled to me for letters of Administration on
the Estate Of Mrs. Mary Baker, late OF Or
nngeburg County, deceased
These are therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred nnd Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at Ornugcburg on the
2nh day of May, 1871, at ~ o'clock A.
NJ TO show cause if any, why the said Adj
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of nv
Court, this 18th dny of May A. ID. 1871.
ana IN the ninety-tlth year of American
Independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
may 2o-@ Judge OF Probate
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sonnet HING NEW TT GRANGEgUaG.
Incur advertising columns Will be found
the new and attractive advertisement of
VIM NJ. Sain & Co. Their splendid
lAyERY STABLES, whicl have been j.,
process OF completion iur some lime, are
now finished. These gentlemen ARE now
ready to furnish transportation, and do all
kinds of hauling upon short notice, and
at rcasonaLl. prices. A splendid supply
OF horses, either for the saddle or buggy,
will always be found on hand. Parties
desiroas .of attending pic.nics can pro-
cure transportation from these Stables at
moderate rates. LIN word, this Com
pany is prepared to furnish, at all times,
saddle horses and turnouts splcndidly
equipped, either for pleasure or business
They are expecting, also, fine supply of
horses from Kentucky, which they pro-
pose to sell at small advance. Persons
wanting good horses, would do well to
leave their names at these Stables
Horse Drovers accommodated And
what is better for our County is
hereafter, it will not be necessary for any
OF our citizens, who, after driving their
horses twenty or thirty miles through
the heat. upon arriving in town, to have
to hitch them in the hot broiling sun.
For few dimes they can take them to
these stables, have them fed, rubbed
down and otherwise taken care of. And
after all, these poor dumb animals are
just rs fond Of their dinner, AID the
shade as their too frequently inconsidc-
rate masters Mcssrs. Sain & Co, nave
added an important Improvement to our
town, and we predict for them sure sue.
cess
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Tine BIaLE ExpLAlNED.-Ther is
Fome sort of a passage in the Bible which
runs, "If thy right eye offend thee,
pluck it out" 60 Over this sentence
it appears that the mind Of certain
gentleman of Branchville, has been Sc.
riously exercised for some months past
Anxious to get the views of every ex-
FOUNDER Of the Gospel upon it, lie applied
one day to well known colcred tl.eolo-
gian of that place, for his Interpretation of
its meaning The colorcd minister feeling
highly complimentcd, answered in ~" '
apParant earnestness. "Well, sab, .
glad you ask me dat question, fur I've
bin giyin it a good cal Of study an
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas, ]. billiard Hook hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Mrs. Elizu Hook, late of Orange
burg County, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
c! the said doccaac,l, to be and apcar, be.
fore me. at Court OF Probate for the said
County to be holden at Ornngcburg, on the
9th day of June 1871, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, TO shcw cause if any, why tho said Adj
minis'ration should not be granted.
Given I'm lcr my Hand and t!,c Seal of Court,
this 22l day of May. a. d. 1871, and in
the nncty-ii:ih ycaY of American ladc
penl.a:r.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
may Ill Judge of Probate.
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"A GuEAT sACmFIcE.-Mr. j. p.
Harley Offers his cutire stock at sacri-
fee. He has on hand heavy and select
supply of goods, OF every description,
which he progresses to sell upon the
,sasiest terms Persons wanting good and
cheap bargains, can get them by calling
at Mr. Hurlcy's.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27
M. ALBRIGHT.
Root AND Sl.OE MAKER,
OEsAEEEY.yRE. 8. a.

ID EsPECTFULLY INFORMS THE ClTl-
III zcns Of OrangehurS and Vicinity that
he has opened at his NEW STORE on Rus
sell Street between Messrs. Brgsmann 4
TO. and Mcnamara & Jones, with u complete
Stock Of LEATHER. &c., and that he has
sufficient Wotlsmen TO ill all Ordci> sLillst
cd 10 him.
Thanking the Public for past patronage
respectfully solicits Continuance cr The
same. TERMS CASH
feb 5 oct 22 If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27

TAe Columbia lNoai;c dubs the
Columbia Chen tho Ke K1~n Reporter,
aaa the tatea retslia.es by dubbing the
eass&s che Eu K!uc Dcfmaer, and
ssys it, the Defender, has been recently
treated to ginger pop.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27
I2AXIlEEs und EEgsGA21Es,
No. % Byoad Street.
May 10, 1871,

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ex int CG,G5
CITY SErun,TIEs-Augusta, Ga, Bonds,
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Ca,50; 10. Fire Loan Bonds, or; Co
lunbia, s. c. Bonds, Gc60.
RAILROAD BoNps-Hlue Ridge FIRST mort
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Grcenville and Columbia, (lsi mortl Cs5
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ExcutNGr, &c---New York S'ght, off par:
Gold, lOLul II: Silver lO1L1.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27
Notice of Dimissal,

NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
IN will. OH tho 9th dag of June, 1871,
file my final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangcburg County, as
Executor of the Estate of j. Il. +. Dantz-
lcr, and ask for Letters of Dismissal
V. NJ. SMITH.
may Zi-lt Executor.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27
T. o @ "a Il
SATURDAY, NAY ~, 1871.

The weather has been so unusually
not for the past week that soda water
~ad Ice have been in constant demand.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27

We understand that a grand picnic
was had by the colored portion of the
population in the vicinity of Branch
willie, on Saturday last, at f. W..
Fairey's mill.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27

Communism has failed iu France,
and tho Charleston Courier very peril
nently asks, what next?''
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27

Sheriff Riggs carried the prisoners,
sentenced at the last term a Court to
sho Penitentiary, up to Columbia on
"Wednesday last.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-27

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