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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-24
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DIES.-The hot solar rays that ripen the
harycStS generate maaY distressing dis
eases. # the liver oe It al predspoSed 70
irregularities, this is the season in which
bilious attacks may be anticipated. 4
weak Stomach. 100, is wcakeS: il the sum-
.acr months, ard thc loss oI,ti;a:ity through
the pores by excessive pe9spiration is so
great, that wholesome tonic, combining
also the properties CT difusive stia,-
uant and gentle exh:arant, is in many
cases necessary 10 health, and under no
circumstances should be dispensed with by
sickly and dcbilitated. OF all the prepara-
tons intended thus 10 refresh, sustain, and
iorti:y tie human frame, there IS none that
will compare with Hos,ettcr'S Celebrated
Stomach Bittcrs. They have been weighed
in the bal"ucc Of experience and not found
wanting: lave been recommended f!oa,
the frs! - i great medicinal specific, not
as beverage, and in spite OF interested
opposition from ianumcrable quarters,
-tand, a;:cr q twenty years triaI, at tl.'.
head O.! all proprietary medicines intended
Cor The prevention aa3 cure o? all ordinary
COMPLAINTS Of the stomach, the FLYER, the
bowels, and the nerves. in the unhealthy
districts bordering me great rivers OF
California, Hostettc.s Stomach Eit,ers
may be c!as:cl as The standard ore 70.
every species Of intermittent Or rerittenG
fever. The people who inhabit those dig.
!r:cts, place tic most Implicit confidence
in the nreparation--a confidence that IS IT,
creased every gear by the rcsnl:s Of is
operation.
as oittcrs so, called, Of the most per
:'icicas char eter, are sprinsins up Ike
fungison every side, the public is hereby
Forcwarned against. the dram-shops frauds.
Ask for Hostettes'$ Bittcrs, sec that he
label, etc, are correct, and rcmcn:bc: hat
,he genuine article is nevsS sold in bulk,
nut i'll bottles only. July 5, a7-lm.
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The Blessing Of the Age.

The Blessing OF the age.
No more Sick Headache. no more DySpvp-
Sa, no more Indigestion, 10 more Piles, 70
more ChillS, no more Liver Complaint, no
more.J auHdice ,no more Pain in the Back, no
more Kidney Disease, no more CoStiTcness.
no more Heartburn. TUFTS VEGETABLE
LIVER PILL is certain guarantee against
all these distressing complaints.
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RADICAL MASS MEETINGS We learn
that mass meetings Ia barbecue, were Geld
last Friday and Saturday At Saluda Old
Town and Frog Level. The speakers were
Generals Elliott and Moses, and Judges
Wright and Uoge
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TCRNIP SEED by Mail.
The finest Table aud Field varieties; pez%
ounce, Ice; 10. 8 c; ID. 81, postpaid to ang
address. EDW'D J. EVANS & co. -
July o.. ST. YonK,
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HOMEMADE DIsISFEcTAST.-Disso O
bushel of salt in :. barred Of water and with
the salt water slaci. 2 barrel of line, which
should be wet enough 10 form kind of
paste. For the purpose of disinfectans, this
homemade chloride Of lime is nearly as good
IS that purchased ct the shops and Drug
Stores. Use j: freely about sinks, cellars,
cutters and Gut houses, and in this way pre-
vent sickness, suffering and expense.-Ex-
change.
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irs;auating. that he may be set down as
ladies man and extremely dangerous.
Ours was the sSl task Of consoling the
disconsoiate fair one, and for the first
hour CT SO we had the very old nick 10
pay, there vas trouble in the wigwa;p,
one pair Of traces were snapped, beau
tiful chiguon utterly ruined, and several
ether damages sustained, bus at length
we are happy to state thai two quarts Of
mineral water administered internally,
and one bath externally, together with
such advice and consolation as could be
brought to mind in the confusion and cx-
citement of this truly trying occasion,
produced degree OF tTanouiliey c-w
minutes before we nearly ;:espa:red Of
SHE IS BETTER Now-
ard though she sings "sll aroand my at
I wears q green riilow"--any one with
half an eye can see thet J. an1ther gay
deceive- hap pens to 20 tha: way, Ben
will be forgotten AMI a new love grow
out of the old. Oh, woman thou art re.
operative. We did intend to mention
some other little matters in this connee-
ton and as firale to the pleasant So
;ourn at that place, but as we have the
nope Of returning there again ere the
season closes, we will for cbe present
close this chapter.
We are spending p very pleasant time
in this city, viewing the various points
oI interest, one Of the most charming Of
which is the Fal!s on Recdy River. We
are told that this used to DE q favoritc
resort OF
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SHARED THE SANE EoWL

of musn, whitfield sticks at the base OF
the same old trees, and together whis-
tied, end tried to laugh over sundry
local jokes, for So long time, that We
too determined to fly TO other parts for
9 time at least, and therefore as above
said, in the pleasant, early morning Of
Wednesday, our farewell's were said.
We are domiciled fo- day OF two at
the staunch cid
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Editorial Correspondence.
MANSION House,
GREENvILLE, S. c., July, 1872.
SLOW AND SAD.

DEAR READER.-Your humble cores.
pondent in a fit Of melancholy, growing
out Of the sudden and unlocked for de.
parture Of the "other unfortunate" Of
whom much has been written, and who
helped largely 10 relieve the tedium of
Chicks solitariness, packed up his car.
pet bag-no we take that back and sub.
stitute tronk insteaG-and bid adieu to
the classic shades, singing birds, healing
waters, and last but not least, charming
ladies Of Chick Springs, on Wednesday
last. S. left or Monday, and though
there were no tears shed that we saw
there may have been some secret salty
drops from the ladies-the parting was
serious, sad, so!emncho'y. We had
lived and roame6 together,
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not only to Greenv;lle, but to the State.
We would like to enter little more into
details, but we fear transgressing limits.
One other mention VIC would make,
however, and that is the impression
made By their foreman in The paint and
varnish 1ooms-Mr. McGee-that We
have never seen finer or more tasty fin
ish OF this character Of work before. lie
IS perfect and skilled workman.
There arc MANY
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CoTToy AND CoRS.-A short ride in the
country on Monday last gave us much pleas
ure. The crops are looking splendid and The
prospect is indeed ine. W. have much to
be thankful for. We noticed fieli which
was not planted until the four tn of June, af
ter the wheat vas harvested, and it was a
pleasure to behold, fine, healthy, large stalk
and full of shapes. 1t was on the plantation
Of Mr.. D. W. T. Kibler. The section of
country ridden through and the farms no
ticcd arc those Of Messrs. S. C. Merchant,
Walter Barre, D. KibIer and Matthias Barre.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-24
YE LOVERS

resort OF
re LOVERS
in the good cid days, before romance yas
forced to yield to stern necessity; in the
good old days when one dollar was as
good as another. The times have changed
love is not what it csed to be, and COLI
searently the bald rocks are not now
used as sea: for the syllablins of loves
young dream to the music Of falling va
ters. Alas
ave Can but grieTe, for the good old days
Of Adam and Eve
that is if the csuse assigned be the cor.
rect one. How sweet the
OLD TINE wooING,
think of Juliet's love; and Romeo With
loves light wings overlapping walls to
fly to her balcony. "See she leans her
cheek upon her hand, would were
glove upon that hand, that ! might kiss
that cheek" Think Of the fair Pauline,
and the prince-like Claude-"tell me
sweet love once more OF your beautiful
palace by the Lake Of Como" This vas
the language Of Pauline-or something
like It as she lifted her heaven.lis orbs
to her lovers. We Go not exactly re.
member Claude's enchanting reply-but
it was just the thing to very nicely
and the dream went on. Contrast that
with the present. Think of a presen. day
charmer saying to her lover,
"Ycung man, 'tis plain, sir, my love you
you cannot gain, sir,
Unless you've cash to cut dash, your love
is oil in vain, sir"
&c., &c.
We viewed these beautiful falls in
company with an old friend, formerly Of
Columbia
CAPT. J. .XACKEY,-
whose choice store of personal and his
tor;csl "reminiscences made the time pass
all too swiftly and pleasantly, and after
wards in his company visited the extcn-
sire Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Facto-
~ Of the
MEssRs. COVER, cox & MARLEY.
Two Of this enterprising Erm being ao-
sent at the North, laying in new stock
and improved machinery, (of which
there seemed to our initiated eye but
little need for, so completely DO they sp-
pear to be supplied> and the remaining
member being extremely busy, Capt.
who is completely at home in
shesc large works, took Us around, shew- !
ing and explaining everything connected
and appertaining thereto. We we're pre-
pared to see a
LARGE BUSINESS
and thorough appliances, bus we must !
confess to perfect surprise ct the ex-
tent Of their factory. the vast quantity |
Of raw material on l'and-thc latter, that
is all the different kinds Of wood used,
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LARGE BUSINESS

and thorough appliances, bus we must
confess to perfect surprise ct the ex-
tent Of their factory, the vast quantity
of raw material on hand-thc latter, that
is all the different kinds Of wood used,
being stored away in immense sheds and
rooms for the purpose Of seasoning, and
which is kept for years until thoroughly
dried and ready for usY-and the amount
Of work daily turned out. These gen.
tlemen commenced on small scale, and
have gradually by energy, perseverance,
and skill, developed into business which
for extent and prosperity cannot be ex-
celled by Northern shops. Their work
besides is far superior 70 the light, un-
seasoned and hastily gotten up work in-
ported to the South. This factory is
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-24

AN EARNEST APPEAL 20 TUE CITIZENS OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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The BAHps.-We were incorrec. last week
in our statement ,ha, the independent Band
:,ad broken. although the informstion came
te rs from one cf the members direct. 'Tis
true It's pity, and pity is lis tr"e, that it
is 50 hard 10 get ct the truth.
We we're tempted Out the othe: evening
into the mellow moonlight, and heard al!
three OF the bands IN full bIas.. Belle Mahone,
a waltz and . quickstep, all together, made
the evening cir resonant. Ou. town might
we'll bs called big Emusic box" as an ex
change says of another place, for SeTberry
led the way and ell the .owas are raising
bsnds.
Music is good thing-a very good thiog
Que of the fine arts-which improves the
moral loue Of s people and tc this end we
hope the hacLs vii! Iecp uY and do well.
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twill be remembered that Sewberry III
vision Sons Of Temperance give celebra-
ton next Tuesday. There viii! be addresses,
and music to eniiycn the occasion. Tempe
rance men, the public generally and ladies
Specially are invited TO attend: and the lat
ter particularly requested to fetch baskets
with something in them.
We are told that some enterprsipg gents
will possibly get upa soda fountain, together
with such temperance drinks as lemonade'
ice cream and sherbet.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-24

Divine Services were held last Sunday
morning at the Baptist, Methodist, Presby>
terian and A. r. Presbyterian Churches.
The Communion was administered =: AYc-
leigh Church. There was an accession to the
membership OF this Church by q young lady.
At night the pastors of the various churches
in c spirit of true courtesy, closed thcir
doors and Joined in the service at the Asso-
c;a.c Reformed Church, doubtless IN honor
of its Ccntinary. Tie congregation was large,
end the sermon. by Mr.. Bonner, m excellent
one.
Divine service may he expected at st.
Lukes Church next Sunday.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

"a { otsA slhHsT :.;s Until YOU
have from twenty five to forty bushels
of potatoes toe, to 70 each bank, Keeping them
piled piled UP as high us possible. Then GOV r
seach l.a with enough dry straw to be
oftwo inches thickness wien settled (say
four, lou or five inches of loose strew.) Dig
circ liar ditch around each Bark about
fifteen fit inches from the potatocs about
g enc foot foot deep and two feet wide, placing
the @rth upon the bank until it is two
or three inches tlici-7leasiNY sic top
open itef ventilation. Thcapcrture SlloiId
he about three inches wide. Have the
B9HkS well sheltered and tho, bitches
opclicd I'd convey tho water away. a1-
Hy this plan have Kept my potatoes
sound and sweet, seldom finding rs many
ASA peck of rotteniones to eacli bank, but
it does not keep i"cuffy" from isanlpling
them occasionally. VIII some ione be
kind enough to give us remedy for this?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
Special Notice.

The Gales of Araby arc not spicier thar, the
aroma which the fragrant Sozodont imparts to
the breath. Nor is the heart of the ivory. mt
winter than the teeth that are cleanscd daily
with that matchicss fluid. f
To Owners of Horses.--No one who has ever
,'s nsed pr. Tobias, Venetian Linimcnt, will ever
be without it it is certain cure for Collie, Sore
Throat, Cuts, Bruises and Old Sores. Warrants
ed superior TO any other; in pint bottles Mt One
Dollar. Sold By all Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. ',
Bgrnctts Standard Flavoring Extracts arc
neatly put i'll UNPANNEILED or, 5 pZ and
10 OF bottles, and are for sale by the trade gen
orally, III every principal city and town in the
United States, Canadas and British PROVINCES,
as well rs in many other foreign countries. t..
Help for tho Hopeless are weak, de-
jcctetl, miserable, and nothing does you any good
you say. Don't despair There is balm i'll Giicad
have you tried Vinegar Bittcrs? No! Then
why don't YOU? Whether your complaint be
dyspepsia, biliousncss, nervous weakness, con-
stiutional debility, or any other trouble, Vine
gar aBitters will revi We and renovate.yo,lr .ht-
tered system, rs genial rain reticshcs the with
cred flowers {lit itt h
Christadoro's lInir Dye stands unrivullch in
the world Eollndy orgeptlenuniYof discrim-
nation uses any other. 1t is the most perfect,
reliable and effective Flair Dye in the world.
Manufactory, Gs Maiden Lane, New York.
Carbolic Salve, recommended hy Physicians
as the great healing compound. Price % cents
per box. John +. Henry, sole proprietor, S
College Place, New York. G''t,t 4.
Risley's Bncliu is reliable Diuretic and Ton
ic for all arrangements Of the urinary and gcni-
tai n organs. The genuine, as formerly sold by
Haviland, Elarral d Rislcy and their branches,
is now prepared by II. w. Riscy, the originator
and proprietor. and the trade supplied bv his
successors, Morgam'& & Ei<lcy, New York.
Svapnia, Oropium purified, tile most per-
feet nnodync in the market, made l,y a process
of nr. |. NJ: BiGclo&, detroit ATcdi..l COLLEGE.
: Is always uniform in strength, which is rarely
the case i'll other preparations of Opihn.
Pratts Astral OIL has a worldwide rcput,.
lion rs the snrcst and hest Illuminating oil
Over two million gallons have been sold for the
past two years, from which no accidents of anv
description have occurred. Sendfpr circ,,lar. on
llousc of Pratt, established i'll l77O, New York.
We have frequently heard mothers say they
would not he without Mrs. Wins!ow's Soothin.,
Syrup from the birth of the child until it has
finished with the tccting siege, under any con.
sidcration whatever.
The Secret Of Beauty. What is ito No
longer ask, for the world of fashion and all the
ladies know that it is produced by using de-
hshttnl and harmless preparation known as g.
w. LairFs Bloom Of Youth. It's bcautifvnp
effects arc truly wonderful. Depot Gold St.
Il. Y.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
NlERCURIAL DISEASES.

Mercury, injndiciously used, has filled the
earth with wrecks of f.umanity.S, Thousands
suffer from its effects WHO have been uncon-
sconsly drugged by their physician. Ii is vain
to, ottcmpt the curesof the majority of diseases
while it'romains in the b.aly.
Although have heard of several so-callcd
antldotes !. for mercury in the human body, !
eliminate il frop$tl,c systeui! Is
can fltisE any patient or physician that i
can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc, and
other mineral poisons, in every case.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
CANCERS.

a..Tapgcrc, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer,
no Seirrlnis s;Gamccr-7--Elmgous Cancer,
Rolc Cai4ccr-Spider Cancer.
] make 4 great specially in the treatment of
every description of cancer and tumors.
How mary cancers and tnl,ors are wrong
fully treated by certain Charlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors"
After being pronounced incnrablc, will take
any one of these cases in hand, and make o
permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, etc, will be
based on tl.e ese and condition Of the patient,
and the po'isivc certainty of cure.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
CATARRII.
Stoppcd-up Head, Running of tie Nose
constant hawking and splitting,
constant Blowing of tho

Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annovinr
d,isagrccahle complain, = Catarrh, without
knowing what it is.
Often the sccretcd mucous flowing down the
throa, clogs mp the l,ngs and lays The founda-
ton for consumption.
The most skill.ul physicians fail to cure it.
cure any case of obstruction stopped up
hc..d-.iscllarges of gpccnish, thick, thin or
glairv mucous from The nose, internal or extcr-
or tullncss betwcci, the cycs-con.
slant Lowing of the nosc-infamm,ton of the
na.rl passage, cs,-,ilccration of schmccrian
membrane, etc, i'll the course Of Il few DAYS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
DEAFNESS.

Nervous Deafness Noises in the Head, Otor-
rlI~a-Otitis discharge from Ear,
Paralysis of Auditory Nerve.
am daily treating all affections of the ear
with the most gratifying results. Some who
had paid anrist- nearly $1,000 without hcncir,
lave teen cured hy mcin'a few, weeks At mod
crate expense. $50 -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
pelhAr1slsli n N
ai1e Ripe Wheat.

Nyi @asi s4T7744sA ~ g
Z. II We bent to-day o'era c9nined form, zi's
And our tears fell 'soorly; dowh : -
y. aMeaeokct our last6.i,,lic aged face,
With its looks of peace, its patient grace y7,
Andhair lita a'sllses crown!
We touched our. r.ownto the clayicold hands,
i, y = u From life's long labor ut rest; ~!
And AMONG the blossoms wlii,G and sweet a.uf
''''""" -ssenntieed a bunch ofi golden wheat
-uN,. ;.sNG NGlfa1pedi eslosY to ths silent breast
,~,vei Ihe, blossoms whirpcrcl Of ia'clySs bloom,
Ola laird Where fall no tears; l.
..:.a,y Th4e ripe wheat told rf*il an, caro-
.-AAfhe patient waiting, the trusting prayer,
s'n'rT Tho earpered good of the ycars.,
We know,not what work her hands had found,
What rugged places her feet;
What cross was hers, what blackncss of night:
WesTw but the peace the blossoms Of white,
And. the bunch of ripcncd wheat.
As each goes up from the field of earth
Bearing the treasures of life ipfIf .si
God looks for some gathered grain of good
~ From the ripe harvest that shining atood
tsl ~ Put waiting The renpcrs knife Aiken Journal
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

~. BANNING PoTATo:s.-A writer in the
Rural Caroinian for October, SAYS. do
not profess to be practical Farmer"
but have plan for saving potatoes, which
having proved successful with me, will
give N. l.. Baldwin Or other readers the
benefit of it. First Of all, procure good
supply Of clean, Dry, long-lcaf, pine
straw, and one bushcl Of clean, dry sand,
to every eight bushels of potatoes YOU
wish t. bank. This should be done some
time previous to digging, or tie straw and
sand may be wet when needed. Have
these kept ready for use iii dry place
Allow the potatoes to remain undug for
several days, or u week, after the vines
are killed by frost, in order that they NAV
become less sappy, and may grow as
long as possible. (rhcy arc said to grow
fahtcr after the vines IRE killed than be-
fore.) Bc sure, however, not to allow
.them to freeze in the ground. Watch the
weather, during this interval, and ifthcrc
are indications of bad weather, dig i'm
medintcly. Dig as quickly as possible
ard endcavor to do SO when the ground
is not too wet. Have the potatoes careful
Iygathsrcd upinto baskets, asserting the
small and cut, from the large ones, and
have them put away in dry house
placing dry straw under and over them,
and let remain two or three days, to allow
them to mir. The cut and small potatoes
may be used first, but may be kept scpa.
rate and not banked with tho others.
felect n dry spot for your banks. Arrange
them iii straight rows, as it will be more
convenient to shelter them. Allow eight
or ten feet square for each bank. Level
the earth for tho base OF each bank, and
raise IL II few inches with enrth, if youarc
not sure that b spot is quite dry. Have
two bushels o;Gl Glotatocs, placed in middle
of each bnnk. upon these sprinkle one
peck Of the dry sand, then pour upon
each pile two bushels potatoes ard one
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23


ri A Specific FOR SMALL Pox.-In n
recent number Of .he Lancet, Dr. Alex
ander Watson recorded several cases of
/, smallpox and scarlet fever, in Which the
external application of carbolic acid met
with marked success. III the case of one
patient with smallpox, whom he saw at
the period when papul;c appeared, he or
dered an enema, and then had the pa
tient-a girl of eleven years.-spongcd
all oyer with carb"lic acid soapsuds. On
the next day severe attack of continent
Namaii-poxNwas threatened, but. the child
| was sPtp ged as she had previously been,
and then her whole body was painted
with the, carbolic acid glyccrine of the
British Pharmacopnia. Five grains of
Q poycr's powder were then given to ullay
irritability, and the little girl slept quiet
ly for several hours, when she was sponpcd
again. No vcsiclcs formed and the pa-
ntient was convalcsccnt in a few days
'Carbolic acid was, in the meantime, plcn-
tifully used. about the room. H,r
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

The Gales Of Araby arc not spicer than the
aroma which the fragrant Sozodont imparts to
the breath. Nor is the heart of the ivory nut
winter than the teeth that are cleanscd daily
with that matchicss fluid f
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Burnctt's Standard Flayoring Extracts arc
neatly putiup in UNpANNErLEp 2 o., oa. and
10 OF bottles, and are for sale by tho trade gen
orally, in every principal city and town in the
United States, Canadas and British PROVINCES,
as well as i'll many other foreign countries. ,s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
COTTON GINS, &c.

3 Magnolia Cotton Gins, the, lightcst
running Gin made. e PRICE 81 saw.
+ Gullctt's steel Brush Cotton Gins. s5
n saw.
q Halls Patent Cotton Gins, with feeders
$3.50 n saw. -
Browns Georgia Patent Gins. 1915 a
saw, delivered.
colemnn's Burr Stone Corn Mills. Cot
tor Presses.
Headley's Steam Engines.
For sale by C.,GRAvELEY,
No. 2O5 East Bay, South of Post Office,
oct lit Charleston, S. c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

To Owners of Horseshoe one who has ever
,s, nsed Dr. Tobias Venetian Linimcnt, will ever
be without it; iii certain cure for Collie, Sore
Throat, Cuts, Bruises and Old Sores. Warrant-
Dollar. Sold BY all Druggists. Depot 10 Park
Place, New York.