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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-11-05
NOTICE.

\ Office
Thu Buck PHIL. SHERIDAN is back hefo ~
gain, lie is thought by some here and where he
has been wess, 20 DO tho beet stock back to be
fourd. For particulars apply 10
S2;Sw' u. A, MONROE, Niddlesury.
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I)EsERTION.
NOTICE.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

public examination Of teachers, for Tho town
Of Middlebury, will be held at tho Graded School
House, on Friday, November Is, Mt . o'clock a. III
JAMES NJ. SLADE in,
33;2w Supt. Of Schools.
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dcucc lfSou believe iho accused krow
the clai go To- be ials,. sd certified them.
you must convict han on the second
charge. Approach the consideration of
these questions icarlessly. If you be.
lieve the accused guilty, say so f; if not,
acquit him.
The jury retired at 3.45 p. m, and had
not agreed at 900.
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Ayers
Harrington,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or tho glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can BIO
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often SO I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
ieleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to tho hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, nIAss.
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Vice-Presidents.-John V. Hall, Ben
nington H. R. Strong, Wallingford j.
j. Joslin, Poultney o. w. Currier, Rut-
land; John Engels, Brandon NJ. A.
Munroe, Middlebury; John A. Chids,
Weybridge; George F. Washburn, New
Haven; f. A. Hasseltine, Bristol j.
W. Travis, Vergennes Chas. ii. Ell
dredge, Bridport; H. b. Sibley, Burling-
ton NJ. G. Elliott, St Adams.
Treasurer "A. ii. Cobb. Rutland.
Secretary.-Rolln G. Smith, Pitts
ford.
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! TAX NOTICE, = !.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAstER,.

~ < nrfFyt-. p
ORANGEptno CorxrY, Sc 4
Notice is hereby given that the Treasurer
will bo at the following places for 1he'pnr-
pose OF COLLECTING nTAXEst from ,the,
2oth OF November LoT the, 10th of january,
1879, inclusive: i, ,s.,5,
LEWISYILLE, Goth 10 The 2sd, inclusive.
4 FORT M0TTE, 25th, 26th, 9th.
lBRANCHytLLE, aasth, 29th, Both itiifa
j. HAMP. FELDEH's STORE, Dec! "a, ),
3D. f"z s'it II o. .g "a, -,
EoRANGEBURG, 4th, 9th, 9th. .zth.
zElGLER's STORE. 9th, IO6h, llta. ,.''
EASTERLIN'S. MILL, 18th 14th. ziiaR
A Penalty of 20 per cent will be added
after the 10Th January. 4 would respects
fully urge upon thu Citizens tho necessity of
paying up' promptly. and avoiding the, PEN
atty, as there win positively be no ::exten-
sion Of the time prescribed by law.
on9 tv e., n. T. X. sAsPoRTAs, q
nov le-td '''"' County 'sreasarer. {
l. H
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Sheriff T. S ssailas.

stt4fTtg T.
BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me di-
rcoted will sell to the highest bidders, Mt
Orangeburg Court House, on tho first NON
DAY in December next, for cash, the fol-
lowing property, viz: ;;ys
One tract OF land .asntaining lsa acres
moro or less, bounded north by Mary
Smoke, west by S. I. Izlar, south by NJ. w
Hughes, and east 10y J. w. Antley ia E6fsto
One other tract containing 200 acres more
oraess, in Gdisto Fork, bounded on cast by
NJ. r. Antley, north BY S. tr! Islar and q n.
Hughes, south by Hntehips,& Thomas tand
j, W. 4ntley, and west by J.. w. aatley..i
Two Horses and one Mule. Levied ON. rs
tho property .of'IaJ.3 Antley at the suit of
u p,aMowFy 4. SSoag. s,ve = + s,Se.
7, rs IN. .e.d ALSO ,rgs4 ,,-s---:.. ~ :.
Sss acres more or less, in Oraagcbarg
County, the balance of q tract Of 8T2 acres,
after dednctihg Homestead of DID. Ptncli-
ess' being part of the place whereon he
now resides f6s siel
The remainder (after tho determination
OF the Estate in, Homestea.D in 500 acres,
cut off FROM the above tract OF S72 acres
and assigned as Homestead to d. I'D. Punch,l
ess. Levied on Rso the property ss DIP.
Fupchessiat the suit of John w. Funchess.,
o'aaSsssf5 fSss' S :,sIs ssssi s Ia
nov 8 -ist 50 sl,ata Il
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Public Sale.
p. p. Jcnaings, Admir- of Est. ]
Of Jno. 7. Jennings.
T. S. Fielder aud others,
Creditors and Heirs e{ J. T.
jennings.

r. S. Fielder aud others, (
Creditors and Heirs eE J. 7.
jennings. 49,.
Under an order in the Common Pleas in
this case, there will be sold at Walterboro
by the Sheriff Of Coilcton. on the frst Mon :
da, in December next, for one-haIffll cash,
The other half tc be- At. the option of the
purchaser aleo cash or credit of one year:
secured by bond and mortgage executed .o
the Referee in khis case; the bonds with ina
tercst from date. Purchasers paying for
Papers and Recording. ~ ~
/. That large body of timbcred land in
Colleton County. being all the Iand of which
). L. Jennings, died 'seizetl + in that Counrr,.
containing as a supposed about III %cnty-hye
Thousand acres These lands i,,eltde a good
aealof well tmhercd, as well as farming
land. and great facilities for market by the
E@isto River. There is n Dwelling aud
other buR'!iags or the lan,.
III. On the same day and nf the sar,ei
good running ordHr.
Ill. On the ssmc day Mt OrangcburgsbY,
the Sheriff of ailat CoEnty, and the terms
prescribed fer the Coleton Land, q tract of
twenty five hundred (250o) acres, king on
the Junction of the Nortband Sc,itii Edisfo.
and bounded by thefa nc the so,,.tr north hs!
lands Of ri. Murphy, DavfT Ndrphy aud
Mrs. Ashe, eaet by j, L. Shoma aker aud III Z
Jennings, and west by I. Smoke and Juo
Rasterlia. $500 es's
On tke place sIcre Is Large and Hand
some Dwelling House and oil the yptbuild-,
ings usual on we'll settled plantation-the
lands first class Cotton and Provision.
The tract will be sold in parcels A
Dwelling nj / Outhouscs on each. as
]. The Homestead. with the Luther Myers
and Izlar traol ts$sgS,t ~
2. The tInct on which Jne. Murphy is liv-
'ing 70 include the Myers swamp tract.
.s The tract ca which Jacob Murphy
lives. Z, d & .ga 80
E 4. The Andrew Wolfe place /.
!, o. The I.ynch'place. Se'
q. The Barney Dempsey place, .-st
w ~ a., TIE .ThomHs@ pacq on which VIM.
8. The Mary Murphy place. 0fsse s,,y,.,,
2 Another tract of two hundred d200}
acres of .geod Farming Land in the s,iiiie.
neighborhood, bounded by lands .dG j. D..
Cleckley, s. Dibble, Jno, ,Easierlin and Geo.
Kittrell. MORTIMER GLOVER, "a
Nov. Z, is72-9td is4 : Referee. 3.
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TO RE NJ III

lNotipeis hereby given that the IndepSn-
dent Elliott Hook and Ladder Company hay-
ing completed their HALL and 81 ORE win
reooive,aRRepesALs for RENT of the
STORE situated on Market Street, nsrl
door To csps. John A. namilton's The
Store is 90 bg'ce faet IN the clear. with tiias,
efsat. sii.
BY order of the Company.
oct i2 +. DsMARs. See.
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Sale Under Mortgage.

BY sittae'of a. asmortgage execn.ed and de-
livered TO me by James p. Mays and Isabel
la Mays. on the 9th day Of November,
1871, I will soli on Monday, the I'd day OF
December next, at 0rangebarg, in front Of
tho Sherif's Office, insncdiasely after the
Official Sales, one BAY MARE MULE,
named LIZER. Terms cash.
GEORGE BoLIvER 90
noyd6 "a i'fStd
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The COUNTY Authorship. =

soTss 0Sz Hin @assa ~,
4 We hear that another effort. is, being
lmade to have Mr.ywn Eassalralnoyed
and have some one-sise afpsihtedr ipyhiss
place, IL is no mere than proper for
this paper foi ssyr7sipa its editorial
eolumns-that aFacipo oefFofsss s,shall find
aways, an .dneqdivocalg gpGiisapproyal.I
Having been ia existence for anhm.
Der of sssswe feel I; ;apthtriEsd TO
say that anySosll steP shall ! meet With
the disopproYafboetlfe yReppblicans Of I
this County. Mr. dasaassol. has, been !
a faithful aud sihoioht officer; ;itrusfo his.
party and the Interest u has County,
and it woatl ebq tlsla simply sidI Idfaaaus' 10
make an attempsssethgssyyles hun dis
placed. Nobody has trie.lso do more to
benefit the tS2 paSerzTof this County
than Mr.. Var fSssssE fiielHws''xs were passed, /
by the Legislature, oppressive iu' tHtHe}
ature, aud itsbacame q part Of his duty 4
to execute tHahiOthd public ought not to
blame him FOL. doing his duty. We say
here, that. this ejjo6aaatiar ejjoaaatihar places sitaelf
squafely upon RECORD. o sdtiih is . Beiasiagiiuss
any such ufeyemeut, and deh6pncSs the
man ns traitor to the interest of the
Republican, party' thatrsaucsiens, any
such mcasats! gn sasd ean sd aoss7 1sq 4
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4 a IN - ~ =
y S1RAsaE INsrAEcE or aPkEsRarl,
MEST:--A, ee6tle.nan who isitemporarily
,aesept from h6ae and i@storpiag in, ihe,
city, relates to US that after retiring 60
led night bSfoffsg ialb, aud before going,
'to. SLEEP, be seemed all at once to bS ins
ID room ut home: Evcrything ,abodt tLef
sroop' seemed as real 'aRd2 tiiisibio, as ieii
he that moment ia'iis u 1t. could
not Elo a dream: Because he Ind asveto
for moment lost his consciousness.T
Upon y bed in the from lay his br,thcri
apparently very pale. and leaning over
the bed stood his mother in great ssen,a
ing distress; ali day yesterily heT
could not ba1ish tile iacidcnt fs5n, shis
mind, and lust night came the sequ4ll
He received letter 'ff6m shoii6 Saying
that. his; brother had fallen frr6!if:i hi;h
window. und ever since 'had lain ini nm
unconscious state in the room which he
hadso plainly seen, night. before, and
that his mother had scareaiy left bis.
bedside. We have this Information
from q gentleman Of inteiligcncea an
disbeieger mall spiritual manifestations
TDs Aeiacs Rsyistet5,a. ''et"og ep
4 y
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NOTfCE.

Mna.a. =
Fks following Preamble and RESOLUTIONS,
were passed by tke Board sf ooahty Conf
missioners: naib ts53Gdi sfli brf.f,.,,,,
Ia Efgsas,t We the County Commissioners,
of 'pTapgeburg ConEtss, 20 wit: >. FIELDER
HsEYERs, JOHN ROBINSON and NERO
BLOOM have since our induction into Office,
met with no serious difficulties In the carry
ing out Of the duties which deyolyed upon
kus,f--thatis to say without exposition from
those who are idiametrically, oppose to US
ion account of our political opinions, and
~hefcsstwc iaros rosspnscientiopsly Impressed
with the convietidn,thes this Is chilly due to
the wholesome and'able ads=icc rendered us
from time totime by the Attorneys of this
Board. MEssRs IzLAR s DIBBLEi and
whereas this the last meeting which we
the present County Commissioners Of said
County shall hold. SThsref0fos I4i Is!
Be ii Rc,ottSd: That owe put upon our
Minute Books, In the form of resolutions, ,.
our thanks to. the;5Iegal advisers of this
Board, and the friends who have aided us
ini performing the iieportant duties attend
aak upon our positions @ - as County cothmissi
toner's, eN'' s''b"s 49QEAs7 .
RcsqlseS ~ fS,t Thaa sss the retiring,
Commissioners of this County. place amidst
the records ofthe County, BUR appreciation
OF tile services rcadersdg gus by Mcssrs
lisrl& DibbIc. blgg yra...4-.
h lReyofued, Secondly, That the Comfy debt.
hns been reduced seven thousand dollars
under our administration, ana to MESSRS-
IzLAR DTBBf.E, we extend our thanks
for tho advics given f%aish. sas instrumept, /,
al ia bringing abeat this most desirable
fesssi,-a -eEi .ssi9fr7 R,r' Is, s.;.Ai
oReso'csd Thirdly, That we have done our
best 10 promote the interests of the County,
aud respectfully request those who nre I'M
elined to oensure us for any seeming short
coming or derelictioa of iuty 10 consider
tho difficulties under (which we took pesses-.
ion OF the effiee'before proneunsiHg q yer
dict dcrogator4 to ussaa2 yb,.s..
l. Resoiet& Fourthiy, That although Repnbli
cans in principle, this Board have never
met with any opposition in the iisobatge- . f
thsir oficialduties, from the intelligent 7or-
ition of the citizens of orangeburg County, r,
Resoiped. Ry,hiy, That, we sten6er our
thanks 10 cur efficient, Clerk; MIR. JAMES
VAN TAssEL for his counsel and prsfci en-
10y insofRcc a.
= Resolved, Sirtaiy, That these iesolutioEs be
Inscribed upon our Minute Books and that
they be pablished IA thel aORAsoEBuna
Gsws,s' as apart ef 4hc official work of this
Board. 81 1liti& haae.,, ~
!. Resolsed .sdsntity, That weicommend sh
newly elected BEARD to the favorable con-
sideraticn sf our fellow citizens, and that
in taking leave of this Office our hopes 70 "
the future prosperity aad sssclfare of the
County are roEy Srights .pss:qrs.a
(signsa) 5lFEbDEEMEYERS, !.
9di eF 7!9asea Chairman Board
y ofCouniy Commissioners, O. G.
JOHN ROBINSON, - ~
- NERO BLOOM. gia .y,F
JAMES VAN TassEE,aGlerk.5 &. Mi,
I npvsl6gs ahl7oV roe ~ II
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~ Two yjung men ofport Huron saw, a
dead body floating downiithe SIS Clair a
few mornings ago' They s;raishssay
manned aieQsd and gopt in pursuit oft
and after long pull found that it was a
stray efigy scae graccless scamp had SET
aaoat, They have agreed mover to at
tempt to secure q floating dead mau
again.
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BY virtue OF als order snada II lsS aSosSs
entitled 9cli0@, wiz F1iia q 50EsaiIsI IS7s777E
G. H.spp tks "a day eFS Deosn,ber IsnxI.
bling tie first Monday Of tlic s,os,th. 3,,rir,,
the lsgah hesfrs Of sale, Abe xemainder ~
the Homestead and Dover OF Eiizaseth B.
Barnest, IN the following tracts or parcels OF
land, situate in the County ana State af0resi
said, on 'tha State Road, short distasicea
below; the. Two-Chop Road, being the Real
Estate st which .he said q. ". Bonnest.i
died seizedsr containing three hundred and
two (S02l acres moro or less, and beuuded
by lands Of Elizabeth b. Bonnett, Ira Har,.
u, Etisdh Hart and s. r. Wells. = = ~ ~
Y. The Remainder Isl Doser OF ahe said
Elizabeth ID. Bonnet, in MI that tract or
parcel Of land situate in tie County and
State aforesaid, on the State Road 4 short
distance bslow the Two-Chop Road, contain
ing one hundred acres, ANA ihSuaded nv
lands of D.. Elisoe' Hart, s. r.. Wells, Eiisa-
beth y. Bonnet and . portion OF tho sarne
tract assigned t6the said Elisabeth B. Bon
nett as Homestead.
Terms: one-haifl cash, the balance 81, =
credit of one year, Secured By bond Of tho
purchaser and q mortgage OF the premises.
and. 10 pay for Papars. Reeqrii1g and
Stamps; and in case Of failnre q purclsar
ser to comply, 10 be ,hsGold ON same day on
some oonsagiaas ,saledes .thsreaftsr ~ fsrns
err purchaser,s rink. ~, ss.sS sspa = ! q
E The pasehassr 1aig Be slaA in.o posssssieu
after the determination OF the Eststes IN
Homestead and Dover.
sheriffis olsos, H. Riggs.
orangcburg g. II, 8. c., 80. c.
} IS Nov.t7th, 1879. e ESg az
noy9 itfsE S. - ~. I'd
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Estate / Sale.

4y leave of the Court Of Common Pleas
theSe will be sold, for cash, on the 80tb day,
of November Saturday at the Plantation
Of G. Gates, all the remaining pssisbable
his Estate, consisting sf2 Mules,
Cattle, Corn, Fodder, and 1IoGsekold and
Kitchen Farnitrue, &c.. cd bg.i
.otRns1 w. c., ,.WHETSTONE,
Executor Of Will Of G. Gates. o.
lG seftl l.ftlgVrf ! IA
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ssse go aFan.E Psssls sas /. -. Il.

@5Ez&o \ 9Fsg gaasx -.
Toslesfunpy, IS 70 be slest. The iiiRh man
who hassaabEights sSgepialt good hpnored
side soiissffea t'W lis cap, bring q smile
and a.laugE u fsasafesathusiuever knew
snch things, is betiefactor Of the whole
iilist'J ql . INC main it5 season. sdOii.-
ing ofioar life wishoptit earth would
indeed qba Aatks apd dismal It. il tho
oasisa in onsswide desert ,of,sorrow, aad,
brings 8 ara : gsaiality ehasean come.
from ms other source. q i. 40 not lisah-
OF course that low DEB a9eelbpsipg sort Of fun
that many people practice, Az istoniy5
selfshisasay 'PR procuring eajoymont.
and Goes In fact no good. The funsthat,
eases the, heart when o'eFaowihng Will,
grief that tbtF5ipgs brings 1' V the mind . calm
andipettfees feeling .ei enjoyment, IS the
pripciplctliatcehouldAhe cultivated. Wo
need now and then, ,sonlethin ing spiov,,
soassthins me hing liiat is sfqagens, shat will
inpqlFt lt yt2 stahss intellectual sl aealtiesa q
keen Sense Of qualification. Fun can Al do q
this, bdtia itsmust be,reausa in. its tone, !,
and aa6st not descend toihhtalow level,
Which e Seems is today recognized asI
The pripcipls I of good bdator: Let our
resaessi.hen be funny enjoy ny themselves
on all occasionsgaud ltbey8yillr fpd that.
Iifo win gliaeAai6ngI Isomaethers and long
faces will cast off their melancholy, and
grew ross ysand good hsGcFoa. We will
- slipR asGoH esig. 10 fyy.
'assasttsaa seest! We can, and # we dispel
dull care, and kill or at least ease sorrow A
" ccusider We have done a good work.
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NOTTCE.

Noticcis hereby given that APPLfoA-
TroN Willis made 90 the 9ENERALt AS
sEMBLY 81 its aext Session for a Revival
of the ChartefsoF"PIEE GROVE CHURCH,
and ''TRIEfTy CHURCH" under the juris-
diction of the "Esahgelical Lutheran sy-
nod of South Carolina and adjacent statcs.s
nov o 3m y
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Notice of Dismissal.

NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]
IN will on the 1lth dey of Deeember next,
Ole my fnAf seooant with the. Honorable
Jr.lge Of Probate for orangeburg County, de
Administrator Of Or. VIM. 4. Cooper, md ask
for Letters Of pisnissni s3s i .1.,....
~ i5 ,J.t5. g. HOFFMAN.
noy 9-At Administrators.
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lire i'm BOSTON Mass.,Is, - =
H'0 ''s.l orload ! ~ Ia =
Loss s3s5Q,OoO, 1000. q a
en mo SaH,e. 5aaw ,,s.,s


Sss9 4 sud ,xAg %ls,.E.
Our qaEieoa sfrep ItSPs lshes fSsE fNSsoEFtb, siate'
that On Saturday evening last, a lire
broke out in ile .city@tlBostep, and
r.gyd until sdnaa= " HDststeyng,somo
q the finest @ business houses. insthel
ccuntry-a:atThe origin gigPiy Of q the fire vas
caused byffhe over heating, Of furnace
The result ofoihc fire on business IS IS
indeed heavy Many lnsaS shpusesnust
necessarily suspend, and many Insur-
ahce Companies must do likewise, the
effects Of the fire on the, Leather and
Wool trades arc serious, and these
ariicles win consequently rise. We,
pity tho misfoftdncssof the people who.
have becasrendcrcd houselessiand hema-
less; and hcpe all vii. be done, tint isi
possible fsr the uplprtupate women aid
child1An. n hose lessps.ara ten times lines more aes
severe than those Sfithesarygoods prin,
ces of America. ass.Assute suswns..
stss q tgsaE q a ~ a.. !, ..js
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S'ss sds 0ur Dutysf

.',essp se aOur Datysia sd,
s'fAsa raE sb aefs-- .sga;gsr3 L,a,I /!
As citizens of this State, We have d
certain duty to, perform, which should
not be neglected, that duty consists 10 q
looking after the welfare of our State,
so that her vast natural. resources can bo
developed Now the question arises,
how can va afford to attend to this duty.
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NOTICE.
UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
Wroton & steadman in liquidation,) y lr4

Wroton & Steadman in liquidation, y }r4
VS. -.N
Estate w. B. Matheney, s5i7aJ r.s,.
We will sell at Public Auction, on Saleday
in December, 1872, during the usual hours
tract of land, belonging to w. B. Mutheney,
decd ~
100 acres of land, more ors less, bounded
south by the OrangebuIg Road, north by
lands of Jam cs Laird, east by lands of Mrs.
Charlotte Gerick, and west by lands of john
j. Walker. H
Terms cash Purchaser to pay for all
necessary Papers.
nov . ia
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'SsDtef tongue isithe pape Of n little
plant that grows abnadautly ioi the pine
forests throughout tl,erlower Southern
States Thisilit.le plant is pow ATTRACT
ing considerable atteatione,as an, article
iof sesniisg aeohaccoa and wrappersfpr
cigar-, the leaves having a strong vanilla
odor. a SeutsicrmOipspcr is confident
thatthe lsiy is9uot fur aistaut when the
"deer tongue will become one Of the.
most Important pfodue fthe, South.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16

l.. a
ing Hhet s.scs3pFeess bsd ipses.hppsillg
shSif Svaltce: -qOar SlSte iposessas rs,i
Fosnces of inImS Sase 9alGl., and NE should
idaysl5p anl lEeucoaraHgds Sths 'iesscsOpmtus
of thonI lfNs:got 70 work right, ana
bury al those preiudicesI Of .for@er
times, Rore stogethefi'a ~ 1 a,a,. without
distinction, beciiuse ofi6reedtoR color, we
FeaR make our State a rich Ind pfSspct4
odus dhe and that the State q '66Syefahtns
will help us, bq assured. The new
ofhccrs fele9tcd We think will,do, right,
they VIII Iutf5rd toZussallIthe assistance
in tlsaiS RcSser, and we seliese they will
,rcv tttestt Let rs tlieu, now that all
Political efGiteueps 4 has subs led, md
peacsF once more 'reigns iu Warsaw =
turn our attchtion-to.this matter, let us
|.all pse our best chores t6tIcvolop an, dns
hqhe0 TIE sYs sysape ,tt,.t sf the vast resources
q 4onrgdOa States L ltSsssapgnY fsa gnYbIe arid =
praise@orthy work, and will most Ger:
Giasy redouna to the credit and Pros,
perity, Of us alr.' Wemaytypf6gfhss.r
IuI thispge everything nioscs aalead, ,ana,
weishaplh move also. The .EhitaipS6pta
mustsOrget,ltose oh! ID! .f!osssilirvs IDEAS: anu
sweep then, away back iqtsthc past; and
| The 'c0lorea pdopiotmust not depend up,
on the assistance brany BODY jsbutihastidp
lallc they can for themselves, al ihdependl
sent man is one who never goes to e6tttiet'
people! toa.aclp him, ;.but studies a nd
fhetps hin'seH9 su atlhe. .colored people can,
l,be sinNaqPeHieit iiFs they desire to, icy.
are progr sSiye il iihhn thSit' ideas, and all,
ttthsts is needed is energy. BE energetic
Ein Yhll things, work. your f.rm well, aud
deseloP mhateyef issepntairs, and ip,a
fey years there will be N, people more
jineepchdept, more prosper as thar tho
I!sPltqprsd -neei h. Let then both white
aud asslored splacetheir shoulders 70 the
wheel and help raise SoSth Carolina ou,
leyol with any State ID tiiis saat uniou,
j Let US do. away with politics foritwo
years fac least, ond tst attend aY to the duties
that dcsofes apon every ;c,tizan in this,
GLORIOUS ola State ofoars, aud lcsiouri
watch word be fIo mess. J'aa% ,aeiifi sfi
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16

ibe Baptists ofthe island Of j Jaa,aica
arc INN furnishing stata.aaWhsya have
40 'ciiepcla, ansssii Supporting SON Of
fhem capable of holding from 800, tn,2
900 persons. They havsolBooO black
children in, shs gandaS schools, 5taught
BY, 1000 black teaehesss they have, 5000
children in their diy sobools'ap IL at, the
galabar Institute they have q yoabg
men ip tFaiuiss to be p'tstors. anl teach
ersF ,, .g'r7sH aifast a3a h.i gaoo o