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NORTH
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

I'm FtIL6as gmURcf.=:It shouli
hot tIaqk ljkes esgusrs sssrshssa II
shoile ie . beisdiag, ths very eight. af
which would easss asveu. feoliagin slss
bseasa YA tsiaIlGsaEsea qsrass should
point, 10 heaven; uassiss psuaiede doozs
should impress the visitor with che SoI-
emniiy ofthe place into which he Is
entering; stained glass should throw q
mystic light ashwart The aisicsJ eeitit,
-. =-.a.-A-. n In. ., 4 . -
essatf Vs'uuE o'.S 6Vsss's~" Ss'~-'-. w
nsMsntsa With igsrstlse mouldings, and
ths eelansps that suPpots she gallsriss,-
and yhs asiastsis tsisss sisss ri! .shs:Eia, ,ahoala
be of ctaais paisefnss IA congseaasioh
Wishing sdcR . Slfdfdk shoald send thsir
ordefs FOR 66ishfag iaatsfiai 's6ssslH4R
r. ToArn. inBsFtsf or gtshsh, sssined
glass, aud inannfacfsifeF or aud aeaier
10 Doors, sashes, Biiuas &C., No. 20
Hsyuo street, Gharisssos, o. G.s.ns
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

- = fT.N
4&aoTifkR mAHAehpT.-- There will
be- As immense bsFhecus, at Rows's
Bridge to.asg. The following persons
arc oa che oonrnitssal Arrangements :
". d saaaa sss4T siass, porus.
lioau DiegIe, Edward Whitfield, j.
Fssllaa@@ss Meyers, Aaron Lewis, Geo. Boil.
yer, o. H. Greene, Tom Smith, Ellis
Foress, Allen Phillips, VIM. r. Meyers,
BeSi, Lloyd, aud others.
Active preparations have been going
pun for seseral wseks to have the occasion
one of interest to all. An elaborate
and interesting afFair will be the barbe-
n1y- -
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4
THAr TIeKEg.--In our last issue
thsfe sppeasea !, tidkes for the several
Offices Of the County. Several gentle.
arsa hare csasurod US pretty severely
because Il appeared at the head of
cur editorial columns Suffice it to say
that neither of che conductors of this
Journal knew anything of the slste in
question until IL aNsaa hauded in 70,
qualifications. We 'neither gave IL an
editorial or suy other kiud of endorse
macut. Yhis jburnsi sill support the
keguias aofninesa Of tho Republicau
i:arty ard no others.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

aesx ioh To epyesepe your Rracincs
ID R6bhhsy eossahsidata kSisfs1is
.the. Tcsu, Of 0sangehurg- -ea.shs 18th
day ssf zisssss. ;taf ne Earposs 4; ileq.
ting Delegates 10 Reprsssnt tie goaaty
iH the State, Cssgrsssianal add Circuit
Copyentioss. Thas is 10 say, Eve Dol.
egstes feF ahea stafa GaaYentiOn, ave
Delegates for che Congressional Convsn
;tien end dvs Delegates; fart sAa Gireai.
oonsentioa, 10 DC nelo IN tNe UsYI "
Cofambia on the 2lst day OF Aasast,
,fs72 Propes Crsdsntials must bepss.
senssd By eanh Delegation.
GEO. B0dyER,
Z : S.... ( ,ehairinsh ooa6tY Els. Com.
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"An accident to the right arm Of
oar foreman" is sconsidered good excuse
for the suspension ofa Mississippi paper
for wock. -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

n II
IsfoRMArloE 80 FHg PuBLIc.-By
the,;s&ss Jana6sh 1862, all stamp taxes
on ius.rumcnss In writing arc repealed
frun ohtohsr Ist 1872, cxcep. the two
gent stamp on checks, I. is provide d
iastheB thss xssaas tine, the holder
al any fdstraaaeas Of writing os what
csfr sFnd and deacdpsiou which has
.bssu made or issued sithous being
psspssly stau,ped, may mako application
TO any esllaasctars4F Internal Revenue,
sSha ssiialI shsfeupoh afix tho stamp
provided by surfi holder upon such
inRirnnrns of mrfsing as is required by
aaws subject to the provisions Of Section
:I58 ofthe fn,sfnal Revenue lsss. Thia
ts Important to those holding such
saatrutneuts to render them legal and
valid.
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TIE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE CoUNTY

TAxEs.--All persons who fail TO make
a return ofthair property to the Audi
tor bsaafs che aeih of August, will pay
dearly fSf the delay. A penalsy viii
attarh.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

Eo~er]NeJ seSS Avs 1TS@sik seH VessSfy'
~sThsrs will DO some lively political
sparriag ~ Rome's Bridge 70 day.
,f--Iargs Sstsrsmelots are selling for
cen csEEe here.
Five large sfssts win be eaten TO.
DAY AZ the barbuSue.
--E. Baynard Saabrook, Esa slap.
ped John O. Maokey's face the oshsr
day in Charleston for cslhng him liar.
Quite q number of the natives OF
Cyprus were up before Trial Justice
Meyers during the past week.
MIR. D. Louis is Offering his lar ge
and we'll selected stock Of dIy goods at
greatly reduced prices.
Trial Jussico Meyers held Court
two days out Of the last week. Quite a
number of cases were disposed OF.
+ The Court House fence sill soon
be completed. IL win add to the appear
sucs Of orangeburg to a considerable
extent.
The County Commissioners had a
lively session ou Saturday last. The
new bond Of County Treasurer Greene
vas disapproved.
MIR, Frank II. Green's ofi,i.l
bond comes up before the County Com.
missioners lsain 10 day! Mr.. Greene
returned from the North last night.
--Mr. q. NJ. Wosfe haa- been ap
pointed q ,depoty United States Mar
shal for thia County. Mr.. Wolfe will
fll the position faithfally.
Ne iuadverfantiy omitted to state
that Mr.. ", d. Bowman. spoke at
Branchvills at the meeting of which
mepsien Hss mnde IN onr last Issue.
---0ur readers will forbaaf with US
this wee>. The weather has been a
degree or 60 TOO bot for quill.driver to
work ateadily.
AN ;ateresting Republican meeting
was held'at Bull Swamp in this County
on the 20th instant Speeches were
made by the CLERK af Court, Mr.. Gao
Boliver, and others.
DR. J. A. Kellar has requested US
to state to the public that he is no
flonger candidate for the Senate. The
fight will nov be between Hons J. j..
Jamison aud Benj. Ryas.
MIR. Herman Wahlers fame as g
trieud to The followers of Bacchus is
spreading far and vide. His vhiskeys
! are the worst enemy the Temperance
cause has in this State, bacausc--thsy
are good, yy -
Tho ticket priuted at che head Of
our editorial columns in our last issue
oceasioued a great deal Of bitter com .
ment. One thing there is that is cure,
aud that is, there are lcetle two man,
candidates iu Oranse5urg County for
one ticket to hold them all.
The County is dying for rain.
Water, water, water is the cry Edisto
River is lower then it has been sine.
1889. The little boys are able to eros,
it just below the bridge near this place,
and when ut liigh-water mark the chan
ual is ton or twelve feet deep.
-The weather has been so intensely.
warm during the past week that the
beautiful OAK and elm trees that just a
few days ago made such delicious shade
in our Court House Square, are With.
erred and parched to death. They are
dead-that which was worth to the
over- heated public hund eds of dollars,
.-~Horse racks are in order nov /.
There are not enough of thenfs in
\ N..ll- -
been buil', those around the Court
House Square arc insufficient to sccou:
modate all. We just mention this be.
cause convinced THAT our excellent May.
or and Aldermen, will sec to it, that
their friends from the Country shall be
accommodated to a hitshing pIaes when
Il a.. "a,
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NOTICE ''A
'oFFfcE COUNTY AUDITOR.
oRAsoznuaa CousTy, Sc,

june 9th 1872.
Pursuant to an Art PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO-
PERTY. approved Sept 18TH. 1868, and all
Actaamendatory, theretos Notice is hereby
given that this Office win be open for re-
csiving RETURNS of pERsoNaS PRO.
Perry. from the FIRST DAY Of JULY to
the TwEETIETH DAY of AUGUST, 1879
All OWNERS, AGENTS. ADMfNIsTRA.
TORS, &C., Of Real Estate are 60 rnestly re-
quested to make their RETURNS to this
OFFICE in order to prevent ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES frem being MADE in the. TAX
BOOKS. All persons failing to make their
Returns on or before tho both day of Auguat,
a Penalty of so per cent will be added to
their Assessment. ne
rs. JAMES VAN TAssEL,
County Auditor.
orahgcburg County.
june 8 lit
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The following Circular letter has bee n
addressed By County Chairman Geo
Boliver, Ead, to the voters Of the va
uious precincts in this County. We
trust that Cur friends viii see to 10 that
= the best men are selected to represent
them in the Convention. -
OEEIcE CT GHAIRaAN GoUsrY bxE-
- !, cug1vg GeMMITrgE usHoa REpuB.
1aokN Parry.
r 'a '0RARaEHyeeG GegaTy g. G.,
hIJ July 20, 1872.
To the potsns ef parious Pseniacts:
Iu acessdallcs gits Iosssucsious from
!. khs, E3scetiys Eonmiitse National I'm.
d ION Aspablaeah Pafiys sssss Of south
Z Essr0it itsssst 81 ,ysb Is,ssssSAf,f
+ Z yoa q q z sAAsssabls 1t yoar nsasi
ss'laso or kEsssiAs GA ssa 10Th dag Of
7Augsst aad Elect The sstas sslaher of
Bciegatcs as in tho last Norihating
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AT Private Sale.

FKlHE PLANTATION forming part of
J. the Essate Of the late Coll Keiit, sud
known ssthe DARBY P5ACE Fhs sf6tka
Soil, adan,ed 10 Greus cf all Nuds. Thssb
arc the Finest Lands ia tka Ul8triet, aud
wers valued at $50 psr acre in 1866. wonisi
be sold for ene-half that price now. One
fourth cash, fhs 'renaindeg in thses install.
1sente bearing Interest from Sdnte and 40.
cured by mo9tenee OF tho safna. ~
Thisis asplendid ehapee for any ono de-
siring 10 secure Rich lands, fne Wessr Pow.
Or, Skesilehs Cattle Range ana G,Rsfasi
tsis Shasiood. Appiy To- .S's = =
NTs. L.. NJ KERR, -
Or "A "a. q. HEITT, ESQ,
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The Peoples Bakery.
REMOVED TWO DOORS EAST OF
j. .P. HAIsLEY.s 81


Where he will be happy to servo his form.
er custoners'with
FINE CANDIES.
CONTEMPORARIES
FRUITS.
-, NUTS abd'H -
TOYS of every description, aud at prices to
suit the times. -
1 also keep conslantIS on hand :.
FRESH BREAD.
CAKES of evory description
PIES, So.
Priqes,
ALSO
WEEPING CAKE prepared with great
care to suit the most fassidons tastes
The PATRONAGE % MY friends and fel,
low-citisens is respectful solicited,
THoS. W. ALBERGOTTI. Il
OCT IL dec 10 3n
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EOas ssEsEssaFK.

Many frishas of fIafpin Risss Esq. the
pfessnt Sheriff. announcs hina q caudi-
DARE for Asssleetion.s 81 F
g4r FRIENDS ANb VOTERS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

much credit cannot be bestowed upon
MrV. y. Bawmsn and others whose
tffofts vii BE- ersSdsd by t.-day's pro-
Aeedings with such abundant success.
Generals Moses and Rlliot.. l.. &
Carpenter, Esq, editor of tho Golumbia
Assoa, and, d,othsrs are expected to sp4ak
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11
TESTIMONIALs.
The Trotting staI1ion
 MafaMaug Chief

TWILL make the season of 1872 at the stable
 w of the subscriber, in New Preston, G., ct twenty dollars to insure.
 Waramaug Chief was sired by the Duke of Kent, out of the thoroughbred mare Kate Duke of Kent by Iron Duke, out of Lady Beldeu; Iron Duke by Cassins M. Clay, out of Lady Jackson.- he by Henry Clay, by Andrew Jackson, by Young Bashaw, by Imp. Grand BaEhaw. Lady Jacksos, by Chancellor, by Mambrino, by Imp, Messenger. Lady Belden by Mambrino Messenger, dam bv Bosora, he by Mambrino, ,out of Lady Messenger. he by Imp. Messenger. Lady Messenger by Coffin Messenger. by Imp. Messenger. Kats by Conrad, out of Sally Cooper; he by Flying Ckii- ders, out of Lady Hunter. Sally Cooper by Fir Lowell, he by Old Duroc. Lady Hunter by Old Duroc, out of Lady Richmond, &c, (Ges TIsrf, RegisterJ. 4s
 He possesses al the qualities desirabls1.n good stock horse, being well-bred, of eosG tIis. position, and large size. He afands lift 9sn hands and three inches high. is . dark blood bay with out white, has very fine style. femarkablo trot- ting action and great speed.
 1t VIII be seem hy the above pedigree that the dam of this stallion was thoroughbred run ming maxes Rersons wiahing to breed goodstoek are invited tC eag and fudge for thsmsslves. Although the pedigree is Of the highest order ths price is placed within the reach of el;
 New Preston, LitchAsld Co.,, April 2s, 4-sn'
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 RATES-Saloon, $50 gold. ,Steerage, $50 cur rency. Those wishing to send for friends from the Old Country can now obtain steerage pIe- paid certificates, $33 currency.
 Passengers booked to or from all parts of America, Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, In- da, Australia, China, etc. Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates. Drafts from f1 upwards.
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Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription.


 Theterm however but feeble expression of my most matnred appreciation of its vaue based upon actual and witnessed realities As close observer, have while witnessing its positive results in the few special diseases incident to the separate organism of woman singled out as xAs eisar gSs sfy sedicaI 1a>sey. On its merits postve safe and efecfua remedy for this class of dsease and one that vii! at all times and the laws which govern the female system. willing to stake my reputation physician Nay, more sanguine expectations of single invai lady who en- ploys 1t for any of the ailments for which recommend it. that oisr and sell t under A POSITIVE GUAR ANTEE If a beneficial effect $ not experienced by the time twods of the contents of the bottle are used will cn the return of the bottle. twothrds of the medi cine having been taken according drecions. and the fund the money paid for it Had not the most perfect confidence in its vsues could not offer if do under thee eoadoIs but having witnessed it's truly miraeu te1aef5 sgft iH siaisg 5eEh n.v ,ePsfsfias GsS nv meaey os if sseies - O Ihs iollasng are among those dissass in which my and wsth certainty before attained by any med cne: Leacosrha, Excessive Flowing, Painful Monthly Inegulac. Weak Back, Prolapsus, or falling of the Uterus, Anfeversion and Rexovezsion, Bearing Down Sensations. Internal Heat Nervous Depression Debii Y. Dependency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congeon, Inaammasion and Liberation of the Uterus and very many other chronic diseases peculiar not mentioned here in which, as well as in the eases erss-she hem aarsei of the world This medicine do not extol as cre-an but it admirably fiIls sineeness of purpose being most perfect specific in all chronic diseases of the sexual system of woman It will not dis appoint, nor will it do harm in any state co9dinon. 1e is MOST POWERFUL RESTORATIVE ToNIc to the general well the sexual sysfem also combining the most valuab1e nexsns properties Both the muscular and ueTvous forces are strengthened and bulk up by its use h viii be found inva1able i'm diseases incident eo sEzney, and can be taken in moderate doses with perfect safety while in that ssate Indeed it 1ekA<s Cer5 and % prepares the system for partiion that it renders easy the heartfelt praise from hundreds of mothers for the insstmable ben efts thus conferred.
 Ioer my FayoEite Prescription to the Iadies ofAmerica with ihe sincerity of honest heazt and for their best welfare. Those who ders further informafion on these suhiec4s caR ebtain t in my TREATISE ON CHRONIC DISEASES or THE GRNKRATIvg AND UkINARY ORGANS, sene secure from observation upon receipt of two postage stamps 1s treats minufey on those diseases peculiar to Females and gives much valuable advice in regard to their management
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 SOLE PROPRIETOR,
 BUFFALO, N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-11

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