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New Books.
Clear nnd Harmless ns Water.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR TIE HAIR.
a PERFECTLY clear preparation in one
"A bottle, az easily applied as water, for re-
storing TO Gray lair its natural color anu
!outhiul appearance; to eradicate and pre-
vent oaniruff; to promote the Growth of the
Hair and stop its falling out. IT IL ENTIRELY
HARMLESS and perfectly free from any poison
place OF al the dirty and unpleasant prcpara-
tions now in use. Numerous testimGnials
have been gent us from many OF our most
prominent citizens. In everything in Which
tho articles now i'll use are objectionable,
Cfystal discovery ls perfect. 1t Is warranted
TO contain neither Sugar of Lead, Sulphur or
Nitrate CT Silver. It does not soil the clothes
or scalp, is aSreeab!y perfumcd AMI makes
one OF Inc pest dressings for the Hair in use.
1t restores tho color Of Tic Hair more per-
iect anu uniformly than any other prepara-
tlon, and always does so in from three to ten
days, virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair
With all me nnurishinS qualities necessary to
Us growth and healthy condition; ii restores
the Gecaycd and induces s. ncw growth Of the
Hair more positively than anything else. The
Application Of ths wonderful discovery Il so
produces pleasant and cooling eject on the
scalp, ana gives the Hair pleasing AM! c.o-
CANT appearance.
We call especial attention ia ii., Tscl TAI
Limited number Of small tria! bottles car bc
had by those wishing to try it. Iou will no.
tlce that III pursuing this course oul aim il
10 convince by the actual merits Uf the article.
ARTHUR EATTANS Inventor and Propri-
ctor, Washington, u. G. For sale i'm Comm
bia by d. c. Ii. Mot, and Druggists gene.
rally. Nov nlfIy
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Dissolution and New Firm.

THE firm OF OHILDS & WILEY having
been dissolved this day, by Il. D. CuILps
selling his interest to NJ. l.. KINARD, tho
kINARD s. WILEY
CoLrMnIA, S. c., March %, 1879.
March "a 1poo
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Notice to Architects.

OFFICE CITY CLERK.
COLUMBIA, s: g., .Marclr2o, 1872.
4 election for an ARCHITECT. to super-
~ intend the construction of the new City
Hall, will be held at meeting OF Council.
Thursday, April /. 1872, at / P. NJ. The
salary is s1,500. Applicants will hand in Pc
order Council VIM. J. ENTER.
March 80 4 Citv Clerk
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Citizens Savings Bank of S. C.

A LII SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
"A Bank on or before the 5th day of each
calendar month will bear interest for that
month rs il Deposited on tho 1st instant.
J. G. B. SMITH,
April24 Assistant Cashier
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Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage

7IHE largeat cabbage in the world. Quality
l. very tender, sweet and excellent.
Boston True Curled LETTUCE. This ia
the Dest OF ali; grows in the form of roectte; :;
very desirable.
Hubbard Squash.
New York Improved Egg Plant
Trophy Tomato.
Egyptian Beet.
Deans-a large assortment
wax Beans. Pole Beans.
Corn, early and late.
Call at headquarters for good seed. at low
price. HEINITSH'S Drug store
March IS
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Choice Potatoes! Choice Potatoes!
BRESEE"S PEERLESS NO. 6 ana
EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
WITHOUT exception, BRESEE'S PEER
W. LESS and EARLY ROSE are the beat
seedlings for main crop. No better potato
can be planted. / have fine lot selected
fret with regard to size and quality. For
sale by E. Fl. UEtEITSU.
Jan2it Dru~cist
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Scotch Whiskey,

Scotch Whiskey.
nNE punchcon "FINEST CAMPBEITON. /"
~ OF my own direct Importation, via New
York This, by actual test, is 10 per cent
over proof and is pronounced by all who
have tested or tasted it, as tho finest ever
brought to Columbia.
Full etock old WINES and RRANDIES,
Holland GIN, Jamaicn Rum, Scotch. Eng
lsh and German ALES, London and Dublin
PORTER, CUKACOA and MARASCHINO
Moet and Chaudon CHAMPAGNES. of the
famous vintage, lSGS-fpest OF the century.
reasonable prices and full satisfaction gi,a.
rantcnd. GEO. SYMMEKS
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The Annual Meeting Of the South Ca
rollna Medical Association for 1872

W1LL be held in Columbia, on the third
wv TUESDAY 1Gth) of April. Where no
County Society is organized, the physicians
will send delegates. Arrang gements will be
made with the railroads to pass members
and delegates for one fare.
L. GRANGE SIMONS, M. D.,
March q wmj RecordinC Secretarv
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WIN. H. ORCHARD
Blood and Liver Pills

BLOOD and Liver Pills.
HNO cure SICK HEADACHE, Sick stomach,
L Dizziness or NrItilo. Ead Taetc in the
Mouth, bilious Attacks. ralpi,stion Of the
,iear;, Neryousncrs. Constipation, Pain. in
the Breast and Back. kidney affections.
o cure all Disorders Of tie Liver.
TO Regulate the Eowcls.
To Purify the Blood.
TO give, new llfc 70 lie whole System, tho
Blood and Liver. Canno. bc surpassed. Try
only one box; you viii be convinced For
sale ouly at HEINlTSH'S Drug store
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+ You value yonr eycsight nsc these PER
fECT LEASES. Ground fron, minute
crystal pebbles, melted together. nrc derive
their name "Diamond' on account of their
hardnes Sc and irlliancy. They will last many
years without change, and arc warranted SUI
pcrior all nthers. manufactured by
j. f. SPENCER Il CO., W.
CArTloS.-Aone genuine unless slammed
VII our trade mark. WHi GLAZE. Jcwcler
and Op,ician, is sole agent for Columbia. s.
y from whom they can only be ohtsir Y cd.
A"ncdiler- employed July 81 r.lv
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4. & D. R. Oo.-.-0hange of Schedule.
TRANSFORMATION OFFICE, N. Q. DIV.
COMPANY SuoPs, N. c., March %. 1871.
Aa q s5issIg3 ON slSh and \, after ,ats SUNDAY,
be run over this Division in accordance with
following TIME TABLE.
Trains Going East. Trains West.
Express. Mail.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Clarlotte. 5.25 am 73Opm
canspury. a.ZS am 7.45 am 70 pm 9.39pm
Greensbo 1000 am TO- Is am l2 90 am 1.10am
20; orops. H. ~ am 2.55 am 1872 am
naieigh.. 7.05 am 7.40 am
GoldsborO I1O 25 am
Charlotte G45 am 7.05pn,
Salisbury. 1888 am 441am 500 I'M 5o5 nm
~ GreShsp en-, ~ ~ am 2 IS am 2.10 pm 2.45 pm
~; SSo;;9s Sn19s lo's2 am l.! "a am 1880 pm
Goidsboro 4.OOpm
Mail Trains will run daily botl, uova Tho
entire length of the Road. Express Trains
will run both ways between Company Shops
and Charlotte daily Sundays excepted)
Freight Trains will run both ways the entire
length OF the Road {Sundays exccpted) All
passenger Trains connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Richmond Pullman Pa.
lace Cars on all Mail Trains between Char.
lotte and Richmond without changc.)
April ". H. GREEN, Master Trans.
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N. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-rooYre
lCrackers

ERESH to hai d: Fxton Eutter. Arrow
y Root, Cream Biscuit, Lunch. Wine.
Mushronm, 8c. GEO. SI MINERS.
March %
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
POETRY.
Middle age.

The sun oflife has crossed the line;
The simmer-shine ofiengtliemcd light,
Faded and failed, till where stand
u. 'Tis equal tdnyhnd, equal night j. ~"
One after one, ns dwindling ho irs, ~
Youths glowing hopes have dropped away,
And soon r,iuy barely leave the CLEAN N
That coldlyscorc a winters day.
ain not young:'I am not old; Dir
4 The flush of morn, the sunset calm,
Paling and deepening, each to EACH,
& Meet midway with Il solemn Charm.
One side I see the summer fields ~
" Not yet disrobcd ofall their grccn; ~
While westerly along the hills = u d..
y Flame the first tints Of frosty sheen.
All, middle point, where cloud and storm
Make battle ground of this my,life!
Where, cvcn-niatched, the night and tlny
Wnge round ether September strife.
bow me to the threatening gale:
know when that is ovcrpnst,
Among the peaceful harvest dys, i ~
An Indian summer comes ut last r
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iwTHEiP PkEsBYrEh EhfkSsSIso,lIf, : a.,

a~THDiP REsB4r ENTHUSIASTICALLY CuAr.
taRzzf Fiji FssalTFisRs Nrw.rA
PER.-The,'Syn6d,,,o6s Nprth bgarolina
Which las been IN Session: IN Charlotte
the past week, af1efffiifll iifllasss |jisasant and
RI i39qnehia1qls fi1 i lasag larss
fEPP9pRt sof lPi'Sinsss fwilf scteel, all
sj9urAsa lest ! Saturday Afternoon.
,astepdonid Masiususuail, aHrge; between
one and two liuhdfeif qiiichBi present.
s; sT TIC StosE eTs of Z, e 5rsb sarolina
Presbyteriah, after severn Ri meetings me- TIM held
du9riiqga ahasssaipRR oftssg Synod. on Sun
papea, Il RaV. I. Lpl aad, IF Jaeksan. a. s"n.
ville5 fl6hda,gaEl6 walcarn will at onco
1fep1sF tsa Fg.lp2a dle aiisfelnrseoef his duties.
MIR. De Vcaux comes to this State li;chly
feda@ h5ahaeRH Il 8 gehtlelahn of superior
literary ,F,aqtpaWn atttPpiaa4'snta pure christian and
an excellent minister.
Me congratulate the press Of Tie State
upon this VaIuaBics' ACCESSION. aice ssii and hcarti.
ly welcome him to our midst.
'lh Dohg life 6thsbMPtssaTftlTi Han, which
imist and willIsueceea dihdJsaa.shrcscnt
able nahagemehsia1a, 1uot ta,up
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Should !t,.l the system, through which this
catastrophe Vas brought about be con,

Should the, system through which this
catastfopfhtc WaS 'SS brought ABOUT be som
doned By the people. and foisted on the
other States, It seals the doom of freedom
in America, A sad contrast it is surely,
that tie city! il in which. our Republic. was
born, amid the anthems of free people.
Should now be the first to toll the knelI
its liberties. It is for the free, unbought
people 81 all the States to, calmly ,resigw
the fearful crime, against suffrage in
PFeepnns,y lygasnia, aud to decidc, Yhctler3it
shall be repeated within their own
borders. :, 7.;p..
i For The first time the system Of free
government and the sanctity of,thc ballot
are really 9n.tqdl on trial ip the United States
From tbifs hour, forward the preservation
of the fFanchisc in its integrity. dyarfs all
other issues. .uofu
Let our friends in each of The States
ca eatch inspirration from the heroic conauct
of our fellow-ciiizcns in Georgia andim
Indiana, aud from nc till Noyember Jet
their Struggle be manful and unceasing for
liberty and nn untaintcd ballot-bov, fer
rcforiii and an honest Administration of
the Government, d,
AUGUSTUS SCIIELL, i,,-.i
Pres National Dem. Com,
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The Patrons ofoIIusban,lry.
NEW ORANGES IN SOUTH CAROLINA. )

.itr NEW. ORANGES IN SOUTH CARoLISA. y
The Octol,cr number of the Rural
Ccrolinian says, since our last issue, the
following new Grangcst have been re-
ported:
y" Plowdcn's Mill Grange, No. G5, Man
ming, Clarendon County; a. j. Tindall,
NJ; j.. n. Hodge, Sec.
Monticello Grange, No G6. Monticello,
Fairfield County; j. n. Davis, NJ; III. NJ.
Zeal Y, Sec. s4:S 5. Rst.s &! -. -
I spartanbhrs Grange, No 81. Spartan
burg c. H.; Spartnnhurg Ccurty; John
II. Evans, NJ; o. II. Kcrby. Sc. E
Tygcf River Grange, No96s, spartan
burg G. ii Spartanburg County; S. c.
Means, NJ; S. d. NIi,lar, See.
Grccnvillc Grange, No 20, Grccnvlllc
CHI, GrccnviIlc County; Alex Melee,
NJ; w. a. Mcdaniel, Sec.
Anderson Grange, No II, Anderson
G. H., Anderson County; j. P. Reed, NJ;
J. a. Hoyt. Soc.
Abbcvi!lc Grarge 40. 70, Abbcvillc c.
'fI., Al,lcvillc County;J. i. c. DuPrcc,
MT. p. Qanrlcs, Sec.
Cooper Swamp Grunge, No. -, l:d;.to
Township, Or,ngclnrg County (P. o.
Midway, Barnwcll County, Benz. Pooscr,
NJ; S, 7. Izlar, Sec.
In'iantown Grange, No. -, Indian
town, williamsburg County; 0'. O. King
stree Jas. McC'utchcn, NJ; W.D. Knox,
Sec.
Ar+rIci"rs oEGASlzAri"S OF THE STATE.
GRASGE.
The masters and past masters ofthc
subordinate oranges Of the Order of the
Patrons Of IIpsbaudry, met ut the Fair
Grounds in Columbia last "Wednesday
afternoon, for the purpose of organizing
the State Grange of South Carolina.
There were, also, Il number Of charter
members present, and those who had re-
'ceivcd the fourth dcgrec. fg
Upon motion of Colonel Aiken, Mr.. o.
III. Kelley, Secretary of the National
Grange, wns requested to take the chair.
Secretary Kelley WAS escorted to the clair
by Colonel Thomas, master of Columbia
Grange. Master "A. B. Ruse was re-
qncsted to net Ms secretary. ',um
Mr. Kelly congratulated tho meeting
upon thc.auspicious circumstances under
which it had assembled, aud said that
no State Grange Ind yet been organized
upon 50 strong and promising IL basis.
Iowa had now over five hundred subordi.
nate Oranges, but it had formed its State
organization with but ten, while in South
Carolina about eighty Oranges had been
reported to biM, 20 that hc felt justified in
saying thatth work had opened we'll in
this State. W.
The meeting then proceeded to the
election of officers, With the following re-.
salt' Muster, Thomas Taylor, aichl;ml;
ovcrsccr A. ~ Goodwin, Ornngeburs;
ascrata,y, y. Wyatt Aik4l, 4A!,l,eyillc;
treasurer, "A. NJ. Aiken, Abbeville; lee
tureb j. S. Richardson, Sumter; chaplain,
'Wm. Anderson, Laurens; steward, j. X.
Davis, Fairfield; assistant stcwaid, Il. w.
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Judge melton on Radical oficials &.

Judge Melton on Radical Officials,
10 Eel,saaI.aa si4AaLt,t 10 ~ III "
The Solicitor having announced That
he had no other bills for the Grand Jury,
His Honor Judge Melton, directed then,
to proceed to the examination of the con
ditlon Of. the various county offices and
their administration, and the general
Police |fegafdtidns Of tic hconilty. pI,r
|sohie2e&tshdcd !tomarE lie sags;tsatsd Ito
them as he had done on former occasions.
That they would find that most oftlic evils
which attended the administration Of The
public Offices ofthc Counties in Tie Slate
were thc result pfimpcrfcct or inadequate
legislation. fhcrc Nils nothing in tho
principles of the political party now in
power which encourages 'cxtravagance
intlic administrator Of public affairs,
orthc pcrvclsioh and prostitution Of Off
cial position to improper use That
suchia condition existed almost cycry-
where in Tie State was not to be denied
The cStrava&ancc and loose expenditure
OF the public money by the officers hav-
ing 1t in charge, was appa ling to the
minds Of those who had to bear the burr.
dclls which slcl. administration imposed.
But this was clearly 'tiaccablc to the
legislation, which, in all that was ucccss.l-
r.v to secure proper administration oe
these truths was lamcntably defective
Not only have there been too many oiii-
ces and officers, with salaries out Of all
PROPORTION IN tic duties required, but the
laws sfcm.to have been so framed as to
encourage iand protect this very extruva-
CANT and reckless administration i
The law provided none ofthcsc whole
some checks md restraints upon the con-
troll ut public funds by the officer which
claractcrized' the old system, which, hc "
everaefrctivein somcrespcct, was thrsupc-
rior to the picscntin this. He called The
attention Of the Grand Jury to the fact
thai the result of these iinpertactlaws on
the subject WIS that orc- half tie counties
in the State we're to-day 'bankript, md If
theyare not all so, the fact wns due, not to
any security againstit which the law pre-
vidcs, but bccaiisoin a few instances the adj
ministintion of the finances has len into
the hands of men who so far have been
proof against temptations to abuse their
trust, to which they arc constantly ex.
posed. Under the old system i'll South
Carolina publicity was given nj ca4h
Term Of the Court, and through the rub
| lie prints to the accounts of tic public
officers, and thus wholesome and sutfi
cient guard vas prnvidedag,inst the abu-
Sos which ca!ac!cfizc Tic present. i: is
one ofthc greatest evils Of the times upon
which We have fallen that the officers
who are chosen to administer the affairs
Of the public, arc not guarded from the
Temptations incident to their prosecutions
by thercstraint of positive provisions of
the i;lw wfitf, g11 tsts them. and thn
wcndcris th;tt any should be found i'll
7 whom the principle nf hbrckty ISL sulfi-
ccht protection against The abuse of their
trusts. fIcwas' happy to know that while
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uul NE cOulu nOI, 1cGl Wcla .WGll ytflIif
ed and l'1 ,conyeved on, ~ d. ;,,st conmoni ~
tbe denlorob blo lea;s1a,inn nn,lar ,;:,Iasl
fostering ,a n'i influence the rorues and ah}S,
Jorers 10 n,,Jl;c naos ire hara so S
I ricd on 't tLeir uI' robbertes ,, VIII ;,nn,n;1
'TC5arn1;; g',ri n;:'no;t
T ~ ''"2n 9ns.g 49, ~
- The ,Gonduearsead i ed Provinces, Piej fiIuas
" x,,'1 - !, I;..Ia a13D,, sa, :" a'a- ,,;
CHAS7aEs, ,o.EF;I .sESg1s5EsSr ,'MyASIrEsrEbf
AMoSG THE PEoPLE Or ALsAck AND
LorRA1SE.' : ~" .ia"t ih''
!, A, correspondent tif Of, the G,bloanne G,lSln G..
zette. .wriitiing from nn lsnce le so saps Il tho.
recehtion accorded TO Prince ''I Ere,,er;,k
| Charles and Count Moltl:e evidencc.taas.
! the people of the annexed departments
arc beginning to look With less s an taan,inotbv
on on their German conquerors and. to ac-
commodate themselves as best Tic ,they can. can
to, established facts. Last YEAR @ Vic, VII ~
General Wcrlct visited Strasburrl 16ost'
Of the shops were closed, or black FLAGS
were displayed from, the windows. while
not single l genuine t citizen le ntteapIede,,e aI
parade held in homo" oftbc Grrnon I'm.
peror's birth day Tic non,,ln ohsaI,,o.
ly ignored yon Wcr,leri, and 'r,,f refused to
recognize: Ills presence nmone thera.; a
little moro curiosity, indeed, yet it vas,
but little more; wis shown MhoR Marshal
Urn. Moltke,visited Strasburg in the course,
Of the, summer. ."As, ,AIoltke was, ,passiur
through the street" SAYS the cGrrespon,
dent, asked a l townsman 7 IA II It That was
AfoltEcn fsThat do Il caare?' e VAS Is flie an-
swer rcecivcdsim Frcnch.H How differ
entiitis now!pWlenuPrinCo Frederick
Charles entered Metz 1.-The. streets were,
throleed with Immense multtndes, and
curious. spectators also crowded the wins
dows as he passed. In N1uIhouse , old
and yang were 'htoet When afoltkc zen.
tered. nndiit is'Knro o,vTt E,Sf IbronlS Fnurht,
for. .fraglncnr, ofahe. gh,is foutr of,.whicL.
he drank beer. 1T Mill be REPLIED All
.tl.is is mere curiosity. Granted. But il
shows that now, in contrast to the he state,
of things little While a.soo AGO. curiosity ,is
lstrongcr that, ralytor, e INA Is abfeyt5 over.
eolnciit.' o.i q ~ sr77 gist 718 IN
The correspondtntrocs on. to saw flat
mpny other. ciscuma,,l,coa tend to Drove
that The pcople nre giving .up the policy
ofpassivc resistance. While the B!seh,.
weller manut,ctiu r,i rcrs some time timnsa aro re.
pliEdto!t the Go8trnnicnt,a in reference to;
the Rhine cana" that thcy wanted notb.
Ting from the Germans, not 'cvcn a canal.
nnd only wished to7be,le let alone, Gcrman
newspapers nro ilnw constantiyrrconsulted
Tor iuioyYw.iqn respecting doubtful points
oflaw. and on this or that department. of
the Government. The people ard .bo-
ginning TO pa.lev," the correspondents,
concludes, "unl that gives room for
hope that they viii 60 sill iurihcr.''
Il u r5-i'---.- ---.'--.- -s.-----i si.-.t->
loplseAn-lha origin at the term
'tOOlscnp" has doubtless puzzled many
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N N9NRTI IL CAAg9tSs Ga stl l.ElyysheyqIE=Ia yy
thf noSt North Carolina Legislature it
appears That there w2if lie :sfiSSfisi siSSieseih ca,rcd
members f6ufin thes sthats nltwel,e
in theiI louise. This is nr gain 1sdone in
'the Senate and aloss,refsqmedoi,riin the
fHe,Vpsc. sal s'i j ,.od. ssd 9ni,,,I
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,ei'oa ,'n,tuaels,,rbh ,7e4,aoo oaasas OF

eei,oa .'n,tuatl,srbh ,7er,aoo oaasds OF
''1''T yhfidU't siol55 dSvta "a ts5ais : 80
rti''Hss-itr,rbs -Ykh yi autdaiw sb541l4 no
~ al, Hssdi bnsd l,s,m >.AuYI 4Ll Nt atL(ssANCTs
d9oI,o OF isninrsai .atssa5s
~ h,isrH ,t li~ hrZakaaiTHa1dA
'1sHIs ~! lied t'. iAlTob s''s 70 Mo- 3B
ssruls iy.I tsilot b,is ,ryrsssui issE sdi sos
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i'nThe mdst.pfeci@ss IF 'lilails'sAcs<ions
is power over yourselves !: lIoseet ed with.
stand trial. to lb@t suffering, to front
dapger' poviar oxes pleasure and rain
power to Observation-Disclosures, bolnser
rcsktedAhN Rienarchn scorn; the power
of ralm'rcliance' in'sccnes Of darkness and
storms. S'rRrr! q I,
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.gFiEs AZ Florence :
stilsv%svWa, tas iT5!Eq-xaT aGf eg
OnIE EridaypthelJ Instant, the Steam

oIithtFssta, saa FI9IEfl-zAf saf eg
0nIFrilasypths aJth Instant. the Steam
Ginhing b fSsab EffStablSbmsRt slaaRtafa af ae Iy chuse,
At At tIl9fsnee It.s YFs dcstreyel by iiFe fgetA.
& er vii viii % Ns3ooal sQ9o lbs M Us s. Cotton The
pRchEnsfy H E5 iays Mas keYife ssf Il Iost W learn
that n9 psgY pssggtY of I'll thf 81 Gpropsrt was covered
RYi Yi5E 55nEiaaFace aa ,at Tbs ineenliaTigs @ q seem de-
saRa !eaImalnbsdl b1l5a s. anHRthIatf elf Young Dar
,li!l9l lliiRgton peighb6r; The Devastation of the
firetiend, there, within tile past two years
Il has h bfcl1 n fearful 8 l1 The ei.zslS af that
s MelA LOCATED sih % and enterpriting tow, will
BIS Re ffonpe!led III to afoPt most Il rigid daP Police
! ,mlipesaissure's.-Lspmtery lipsisau y yNSews; 4,,,,k
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

s. The Raleigh Sentinel lyaaGsTfttl "a GssTwfitt aid fear.
less witness against 'fhdiAlSifarI and
corruption in Norah C,in,lnd, Masbluwn
up vt midnight ocs.i lal,shw,ta ps.ta,ninc
OF poSYSd9slF.;t SS9l ;theIwork Of midday thieves
and nd, midnight mur'lerers:,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
-t,,iTh The ConlIa1pl,elrsld, lIa1l,ealrps'ld1,, P,r9sSyiinces. sS /

VA ytuf.op rot. ia39oIo ssodt Jitiv, ;,
CHANCE Az E tsE oEt sEATlhpESar SFIpSr ,dMIAASlh dMIAASIrEsrED
/. AnoNG THE Fs sPE0r44E f2F4 9g, q, AttsAGiE tA4iE AND
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

"'sPakT RoYAti !RA al. lax ,st,l hRet track
Of the Port Royal 1tailrsf1 lasBrtn com.
lpletea from 4tYialgiista scity7 ii Sand Bar
p Ferry On the savamnihr 4av{erS SIS so.n
rs tlic' bridge across that strc:tm fissf q finish.
ed,gwhichl@ill be ina SHORT .haaFifii fimc, tho
ti4tiiis wifi run ythTan:ai.,aEq bril. g
across the Savannah River, Hfst&Ijcc,cl,
'@in'bc'compplctcd DtcciH5tr 1877 < c.,r-o
Of 1890 toiis 6i'iqdn las affivaEsa
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

b. K srIFIE cEehh Ta:ae i. b:Baeesr,, Gil, fass=:
sfly SgItot Sf tlis !l sni fiill Herald,
publishes tlEs, ,staittemeht lEa{ hi ,hti was per-
mahaRtly cpfhe!d Of fa asthma nae b haiigy hshag years
2taEding gby The us;s''f use ',f cdiaR iSR Parts 4 ST pu-
,trized salpetre ah, 81 sugar III : baHF5jSed in his
room 4 ifiend lis, whaoS haSl mas aas % 3 badly
afflicted that she 'esIV.aiIs Ias 6Giigei to rest in
her char 1T night, tor: ilil'aShihs ion it time,
was alsopefmaIcHtty furel ,by tliis simple
rcmady."l As It NH Se56SstIbuh i tribe and
can Slo no injury hS f fScsoibnSepndss csoibinSepn IT those
afflicted WithRthc distressing al diSeea',<c to
try it. ~" -" 7Flf@l A'i9 al
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

- To ssltctnathegs,, ''fickaths ri With a
plnstF they areGpbd A!;R sih@ili Instant
lNspread, around tho puaqtprea ya,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

,rvo T6uq4;;ntII TGu,q;; ~ I, r,;iIlg. ,,I1IA, 4 ,baa a.
81 ai.s. 5isiiIs III 3! ,sfii iiifi:s.,i Ii;
ivy ,Me'lra9h Observation-Disclosures
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1t cost the sStatcSf Nsw York 100000
to impcach Judge bernard.