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EvE.ANeEllc / CORNER,

Fashionable ladies have fan for every
toilette.
Ladies' VIII" light up we'll at night-Those
who have lantern jaws
A bmk from Anna Dickinson may be cx.
pec.ed late in the season.
Old John Harper disrenscs kisses from
his pc, colt to lady visitors.
A Kentucky man has married his step.
m"lhcr and is to be indicted.
Coffee cOl"red note paper. with initials
stamped thereon, is the latest.
It Is said that Lucy s one is going to
Little Rock. Hadn't she better ruk little.
Portland. NJ. has a " Widows Wood
Soc'e'y"- but who ever heard Of widow who
wouldn't?
New York l,dlcs make ut home handsom.
CT bonncts than can be purchased vt fush>
i"nablc millincrs.
Why is"y"ung lady like h'llof exchange,
lseransc she ought to b. settled when she
arrives ut maturity.
Gloves that lace up the back have been in
tr"iuceG. hut are no, destined to attain any
degree Of p"nul.rity.
Ladies just returned from Europe wear
the hair very plan and l,w on the neck,
style "all the rage in Paris.
Sashes Of heavy wa,cred ribbon half
yard in width. are much worn xnd very
handsome. P.acock.bluc il one color.
Very little conspicuous trimming is put
or the outdoor costumes this autumn.
There is wish to do the sweet sim,
'plicity."
According to Blackwood. every man who
is not monster, a mathematician. or =
mad philosopher. is the slave OF some woman
or other.
Aigretics are used extensively in trim.
ming the new bonnc,s. Those of spun
glass arc most popular. as Mr. Shal, Of Per.
sin wears one.
Piccol"m'ni. the former prima donna,
VIII" has long been advantagcously married,
and is living al Sienna. in Italy, often sings
there ut charitable concerts.
"A man who can marry and does not
ought 10 be damned" is what the Rev. J. f.
Wicks. Of San Diego. California. is report.
cd I" have said in sermon on marriage
a Vermont woman undertook to paint
the cellar stairs. She found u pail Of paint,
and commenced At the top. p.intcd herself
;snA. ~, L..
cellar wind ".
The nswest explosion comes from Ken.
,ucky where 4 locomotive engineer flirting
with o lovely lassie allowed his boiler 10
burst because Of tor much steam which the
adO1iDg swain forgot to let of.
Cavalier b0o,s arc about ~ be introduced
for ladies. They are turned over with
leather just a's've the anklr,or 40 fa' 10 may
''e respectfully the poi"t de n'irs, ." ~ to
give faint invitation Of the old avslicr
t""a; an clEing Of Lace falls over this.
The following. sung ,o the tune of " Ola
Uncle Nel." "s q"i'c popular nowadays
Then pull up the wicke, AMI the stake.
anil put by the MALE, anil The hall. for no
more croquerll b. playc'l this yrsr-.i,s get.
ting too late in the fmll."
A Western editor said in the most ins0
lent manner possible that n gO,d il.,>iroD
would probably "hligc tho new style Of
ruffles I" stay down, and now he Is .Quclcl,.
ell by bushels Of letters from indiynan,
lAdica IRONICALLY Askinn hin, n, v,ud !, h,n,k
upon mistaken vOcxiiOns,
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California papers Of the 20,h indicate ,ha,
the new independent party IN tia, State 70
organized on - strong 4 basis m to have
frightened many ut the Republican friends
Of Gov Bn,h from his side xs 4 candidate
f"r The Cnitel States senate. This seems 4
curious conclusion, bu, II Is supp,r,et, by a
practical argument. A. long ~ the in.
dependent movement cOuld hc considered
merely one of sntagonis,n u the railroad
monopoly. Republicans might favor II wi,h>
out losing their partisan character; hul II
has developed into far more than this, and
the Republican psrtisans are alarmed. Il il
nOw thought Gov. RNth cnnn0, lie elected
iO the senate This winter. Neither can Cas-.
scr!y. and the ls,tes's succrs.ov NAV l,e his
predecessor. Cole. The friends If d 18th
st'e n brighter ps,sc Ter their favusitc, to l,e
awarded sOn'rwh hese sls,us l47R Aissssrj
Nas - 4.-
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4 &C.. .uINE " WnAT.lS.l1."
4 0.risas Aaimal CaDtsrsd in Tu'ass
cssaty-TAs RslutsA via Man sf The
NI001tajnS.


From tho Tularc Times, September 9Th.
The - wild man." Of which 50 many &C.
counts have been published. has at last hcen
captured. rs Mr.. Charles Converse informs
rs. 1t turns out to be u species Of monde
script very like u bear, although it entirely
lacks arms or fore legs, and walks upright
like bear. Mr.. Converse thinks it is . de-
formed hear. Mcssrs. Shat, (or Shaffc) and
johnson, VIII" captured him will be in town
to-day. They propose to sell their "catch"
to Woodward. and will telegraph to that
gentleman in regard to the lusus nn:uras
they have secured. They had to shoot and
wound him before catching him. Mr.. Con.
verse came down from the mountains on
horseback and passed the csptors Of the
" What Is it" on the way down with =
team. When they arrive We shall ,e able
to learn the full particulars IN regard to this
new wonder OF the Sierras.
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The following sensible letter from Prcsi.
dent Grant will he read with interest. W.
commend his views to thDsc banking ins,i-
tu'i"ns that are locking up the currency.
and c!amurin: for more from the GOVERN.
n,ent. II the banks set ~ exn,nple in
boarding the money the people will not ln.
shhw 10 follow it. Certified checks may be
a convenience in certain cases, hut 10 sub.
s'i'u'e them f"r the currency Of the land
will soon lead to disaster. To avert this,
the banks and moneye'i assOc,a,ions Of the
country must unlock their vaults and p,y
over ~ the business mcn OC the Country the
money that belongs 10 them. The Prcsi
dents letter should he pus,ed in every bank.
house in the land:
EXECUTIVE NAx.sOx.
WARRINGTON. d. e., sept y tRS3
To Mssrs. H. H. CNn. and CAnvles An.
thong:
GENTLEMEN: In response TO the news ysu
have communicated to me touching the
present stringency in the money mnrke, Of
the country. and the necessary steps to
restore confidence and legitimate trade and
commerce, have the honor to mmupjcs,e
the following:
The Government is desirOus Of doing al
in its power To relieve the present unsettled
condition Of business affairs. which ,s hold
ing back the immense resources of the
country now awaiting transportation to the
sealoari and market. Confidence on the
part of the people is the first thing needed
to relieve this condition and To aver, The
threatened destruction Of business with its
accompanying disasters 70 all classes of the
people
Tor establish this feeling the Govern
ment Is willing TO take all legal measures u,
IL command; but it is evident that no CIV
eminent efforts will avail wi,l,,ut the active
evaporation Of the hanks and u,oneved N.
socis''"ns Of the coun,ry. With Tho four.
teen millions already paid 30. IN the pur.
chase of the Government intlebtepness. and
the withdrawal "f their large deposits from
the Treasury, the banks are now st rong
enough ,o adop, = liberal policy On their
part. and by u general system Of disce,un
to sustain the business interests of the coun
Try. Should such couTse bc pursued the
forty. four millions Of reserve will be cOn>
s'dcrcd rs money in the Treasury 10 NEE,
the demands "f the public necessity as the
circumstances Of the country may require
Close attention will be given to the course
pursued by those who have the means nj
their command. of rendering all the aid
nec' sry I" restore 'ralc to its proper chan.
Dels and condition, wsih Q view Of strength
e"'"v the hands of those who carry out the
measures above indicated. Orders have
already been issued for the prepayment Of
the interest sccruing in November.
T. :. GRANT
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Here 10 = ''bsck pay" item which is rather

Here 10 ''back pay" item which is rather
pleasant reading: "A Mr Elmore Is one Of
the old school ssbscsibcrs ut the Kingston
Jssrsei. He was thirty-One years in Or
resrs for bis paper. Last week he called
upDn the editors Of The Josrs~l and pail
Up like man. and, rcmarking that he
might mi b. nrOuad again very sa'n, he
paid his ssbscsip,ioa Ten years ahead. and
snother fns BIZ ssoslses f.s twelve years
ol,ead.
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4 u'i,lnc "t' .ci,irah'r covering far
Il, "rs. AMI kh"wn ~ ''w"" 'cn carlrting." Is
lmruv introduced II ,s composed of stats
nt n>i aud wa.nu, glued ar ccmenicl u;sn
a rl,'l, harhrg. i,"sr sla's ~ strips of
w."i. rine"f different r"'"rs. are arranged
&, produce Gil the effects nf ,c>Sc'a'sd n."rs,
ur,.aic work, g., and a. they arc a's'0, .
quarter of an inch thick will. II i tslisvss'.
wcar many years. They nrr finished i" o'l.
and are ,nndc I" iii s" tightly that the joints
nre us psrfcc, ss those "f inlai,i work. The
surface Of tie material cau therefore te
scrabt,e.', washed. and oiled when accrsseary
precisely like other n,nrs ,nsdch ornamental
; w""a-. which finrs they resemble In MI
r,s,ccis whn isil. A vnlns!,lc advantage
possessed Ivy this kind "f rsrpcting u th~t
! the CANVAS tcsdcns the Saund usually psO.
dusss! by walking Gn n'Ler do"rs.
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Uncle Daniel Drew

jOi II l'aht'> Saratn-; i,,.r 10 Tr,.In,.
Passing t"h.fr,s Hall las, Sunday nc-
iu,d Dnnirl brew. i..a fire n.t
''l'hgn; .G".i.h cr,.r! ourwo,u,"
sitting ou the plazza There was Il look Of
ih"n.ht un the w,azrncd. led tnrc ahd
| wondered whr' WAS The subject -, his
s'li ."nimuhlngs. An additional ell 10 the
'ih>tIirn:" %, Madison. or spinc gigantic
ro"p ir ia" street, On ,h. quiet Sunday
morning what was upp"im"st. think you. in
III" "l,i mans mlnd. God or maim'nnn Pos
slid. ma,nn"n. Came hc here Ia purge
himself clear e Quicksilver or get
"Wavh'.h" nut nf his hl"ud! nj, told
Il" .h"hder,d w!Irn the goln room clerk pros
posed To- put him in - ''N"rh~rsi corner"
and turned nrl alineiy I" Snuthga;e for mn
a;a,tm"nt IN the wing, 81 hc wanted. he
said. was "A little ciir. and he was willing
10 bury all old issues Oh Daniel, Daniel.
though many time aud oft the thread of
my financial p,ans have been severed Nv
those fa'a! ''snttrs" Of yours (only con,par>
able 10 the ones Of Atrnpos), still is my pity
stirred in your behalf Trembling on the
edge of the tomb. and liable 10 inpplc over
into it ere your memory rises much, my
prayer is that the Quicksilver which you
will undoubtedly carry with you may not
then go up $" su denly ns to h. wholly be-
!"nh your control. For. il you could not
succeed IN keeping il down. what All unhsp.
ny demon you would bc. On. Daniel, Dan.
ir! ~ The rr,! dies irrs which flares for Us
all in the fainrc will j, not be better for tho
far seeing Frrjr. who saltcd down lean
nissiomaty against n coming famine. than
tor ihre who 50 often hast saliei the pillars
Of thy church. plnsicrcd the preach hers in
their very pnlpi's. 5" I" speak. with ''secu.
rites" which in the end prove ashrn and
unsatisfactory as the apples of Sodon? But
ST. you there in the door "f Congress hall.
with that kindly eye and cn,icing smile
which did once bcRuile my youthful fancy.
my Daniel; sit you there ss you pleasc. but
your wrinkles will multiply beyond power
"f fingers Ia compute il you wait for me Ia
come within reach Of your tre'eis. Possibly
in the world whittier We arc both Fastening
--you with u start. whic,. in this case I'm
willing yna should hsvt-possibly IN that
world you may tempt me To fly across the
! gull and exchange The Grown upon my
! forehead and &C harp within my hand for
lew %: the misccl clisucnus securities which
you will probably take along. hut "n earth
yuH cri NC hy the cill> ne, er again.
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I.A - l.<'I'IiII:. I.

IA - II l.. y Il x | r. -.
t'ISA NON X WOODY
T.. NHA%Eph. + II WOODY
,,rt l,i.r. M-soIla.
y - ~ lh ir all matt"r- r''niU, entry at public
- ~ ~ p,r ltdgr aud Mt.soIli ruumth'- Nrha,c
T. "',HrpI 'lis At! Atir ." " Iiti"l and rnii"..
tM PREPARED To MAKE ENTRIES Ar
iiiIENh RATES
W. cue l. H"n connected with n.r IT. The
laui H.,>iar>. ~ this tnuaty.
"a. nrrl,. We ir.ti II, the prt,il ~ rks uflirr.
I.n, -. o. nEtSSuN.
i,i. Ipi.". -. '>;a. 80
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tIU.tis'Ii Notice..

DR. q. B. WjlTFORD.
I\fFiCE-- one door .ouih "f Nirlenbrrg 4 Fiousc =
~ hatcher tbop.
MhI% STREET EEEK LODGE CITY, n.
RI" Doctor having permanently established in THE
city Gt not profess i"i, engaged, may nj all imrr
he found ~ his Office to attend H. calls In le city
from th" country. ana having ten years experience ~
the treatment of diseases peculiar to the mountains.
rsn safely -Hy TINT IL within the reach of medicine hs
patients will b. successfully treated.
Pryntr bispa- treated withoIi the Use Of rlefrii
ryI with unparalleled success. Sypi. ia all it, vari
us f"rms, ,onnr, hora, tlrf SiiIimrr. prhtis. Her
ais. Si"rIGntnrrhnca aud nli rinary diseases Cot
snm"n. hy letter or ai h" Office. ir"" J.. o. Ihx '9G
GiiI
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

FIRST NATIONAL BANk
DEER LODGE.
y. CLARK. President:
Il ". DDNNELI. Vie" President.
E. L\EhiiE. Cashier
Draw Exrhrn." UT
Al the Principal Cites Of the World.
NEW YORK runKE>poNDENT>,
Donneli, Lawson H. Co,
NJ Wall street
.yIy
IIuicis. ANA Is"-luurani-.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Deer Lodge. ,l"nt"i'n.
sort PROPRIETOR
.l.r. VIII Gnd this to equal ANY Hotel in Monann
ss- Al M,tl anh E.pr".. '"acl-. s,"p h.re.-lS
~" Tahc Is supplied With
The hes, in the Market.
lui ltrl
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IE.\ - K l':Ie$.

=, \, llIrrk., -, 'oEEis.
PRECEDENT Cashier
First National 1Snn1<.
Main Street Helena, Montana
Us.lUNATsD DarnsIT"HY ~ TmE thirED SrATEs
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1he 4lew 4lorth.N est.
usEa LoocE, MONTANA.
t,r,~ e. trltHiI~i\''.

r,.l't .d,,,rti.In. - shi" qaart"lI. Il. due.
+, ru.i ~ ab..''jr-ng y pItah'" ~ advance.
-, .r',r'. .lt,' ~ ~, cont NOR" than f"@lHai
=, ',.,"H it-,
l.r i,,r,'.u' l5r 'n'' tor ~" irst ,n-cri0n: 10
.,.,,. Iu,r me- tr rtrh ,uc',Iihg Insertion: i,s
..y,a.,,t in %"npI"i'i m"I.pr".
ia, Wugn .,d! apl'' "n delivery
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=. {. HOLMES, ". g,

,'h>ririnn- uud surgeons.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27
axe Warning !!

THE y. & +. II. II. COMPANY ARE
anxious to take due precaution against &C
cidents and loss of life resulting from running
If their trains: snd they take this method of
warning Parents and Guardians against the
Children playing about their Cars and locomo-
tives Those having in charge the business of
the Company find it impossible to PERSUADE
bows. who frequent the termini and stopping
places Of the road from climbing upon the carr
md engines. and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures il
these annoyances ar continu~l. Recent acct
I-nts. which afv wholly ascribable to the carr
lessness of persons jumping IN and OF the car.
when in motion, should be warning enough in
themselves. h. II. YERIN6rON.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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DR.. HENLEYS
CELEBRATED
Xxi BITTERS !
n Most Efficient ansi Pleasant Tonic
The best Liver Regulator known
A sure cure for D--~-~.,,sia


The best Liver Regulator known !:
A sure cure for D.-<''~Dsia
1SNHESE HITIt.,-, IRE PREPARED
from the most choice AMI Wholesome n RIBS
and roots. and havr given univ rsIl satisfaction
whe-rv,r tried. Thousands Of dyspeItics have
fuur.l r LIEF through their uSe. ani physicians
r-cOinrne nd them for the of II diseases of
the I'lrod and liver. and irr, sularities Of the
digestive organs.
'HeaCtschs. Riliousness anil Constipation.
General Debility AMI Loss of Appetite. all
caused by the leran. ment Of the Stomach.
Liver and other functInnariss Of the system.
The mi Bi.tar> have been successfully used
and warranted to all viate the sufferer in all
the above eases.
Read Physicians Certificates attached TO each
bottle.
Every Family shnuid have a bottle
tn the house. Sold svcrySv here.
Il. EPSTEIN X CO.,
Sole Proprietor.
No. SIS Front street. San Francisco, Cal,
rus4-.in
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BENCE & WITHERELl,
REAL ESTATE Be OKERS

"lLL BCT AND SELL REAL ESTATE
" Commission Attei, To renting OF
houses AMI ruoI1s. Search title and give alb
E-r--fs. Collect Il. BITS and make prompt settle
ntS-
II. II e, nee from long experience. having
been many Y, srs County Ass, ss.r and D,pufy
Ass. ssor- is VIII posted to properly and
titles in tn County.
C. A. WIth.r,li Justice Of the Peace of Car
Ern Township and will pay prompt att nti N
to collection Of debts. C-nveyaucius and all
b;Isint - ltft in his care.
Give 4 call. and ve VIII guarantee salts
faction in all cases.
tOttic- in County Building in Justice Office
Terms reasonable my2G-tf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-04
OYER s500 YOUNG MEN
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suifer over q large part oR
the globe, is the consequence of diseased as,son
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasn of
vegetable decay. This eahaiation IL evolved bY
the action Of collar heat SOIL and riscs with
the watery vapor from t. While the sun IL below
the horJos' this vaper fingers tho earths
face, aud the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There itacts as an irtefinS
poison the internal viscera and cxereting organs
of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 10
secrete not only this virus, bu. also the bile ffon
the Oiood.' Both the virus and tho bile aecnuulatO
in the circulation, and produce violent constitn-
tic5., disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach syJnpathize with the liver, and become
disordored also. Finally, the instinct OF our o.
ganiSE, rs If in an attempt to ezYel the noxioap
inflsicns concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal cxcretories 70 force than 70 cas-
out The blood leaves fhe surface, and rushcs %
the central organs with eongestiye violence. Thin
Is che CHILL. But in thiH effort it fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs and rushes 20 the surface, IS II IA
another effort to expsl the irritating poisou threngh
that other great exsretory the skin. In tits
also it fails, and the systeta abandsns the httsmpe
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysns Of FSvRR AND AeUs.
Such constitutional disoTdsT win of course under.
mine the health il II is not removed.
We, have labored 10 find. and have found, On
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LIST OF PETIT, JURORS FOR TEE
OCTOBER COURT

LIST OF PETIT JURORS FOR TIE
OCTOBER COURT
Henry L. Smoke, J. p. Robinson
Rufus Huffman, Edward Conuor, p. V
Dibblc, J. X. Williams, W. V. Cutler
John F. Alden, Henry W. Brown, w.
i. Gaffncy, Darby Smith, W. j.
Punches, D. w. Barsh, J. F. Hutto,
Alexander Dantzler, Boston Fielder,
Jack. Perry, o. d. J. Collier-Stepheu
Punches, Richard Uuggins, David
Gilliard, w. B. Easterlin, Pleasant Hill
Frank Hart, Sam frederick, II. NJ Mil.
ler, Charles Fielder, Jacob Holman, J.
w. r. Berry, w. L. Ayers, w. H.Hrr-
man, Charles Corbitt, Henry Livingston,
=. p. Caio, Jacob Forgle, Henry NJ
Moorer
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coLuMnrA, s. c., Dec. Goth, 1870

CoLuMurA, s. c., Dec. Goth, 1870.
To the Editor Ordngeburg Ne,rs:
SIR have the honor to Inform you that
at a meeting of the Board of Officers, ere
atcd by an Act entitled IAN Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices" the following resolution was adop-
ted:
Rrsoir,d, That the 40 II AM EBURG
NEW =" is hereby designated as the OFFI-
ClAL PAPER FOR the Publication Of all
Legal Notices and Official Advertisements af
thc County Officers i'll the County or Orange
burg.
Respectfully &c.
+. L. CARDOZO,
Sec. Of State
and ChairIaan board.
Per ". II. JONES'
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q Oar seaterplising fellow citizen Mr..
EkOmss carsmili has just Just ssnturrpad from
dks sFth With q large stock of dry
gasdas tscssiss, si0ihing. saddlsry, DO. /.
which he Bought there With special
Fsfsreace 70 thia market. 10 his new
eaSsrtissuneut, which appears in another
sslsua1, ls asks r urohassrs to call on
him and sxatAiaei iais &Area- before buy.
iag alsaehsrs. Take our advice aud do
%.
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Mr. Joha siay, Ga,hsr of che Rev.
John L. Siay Of this place, died here
on che drst instant at the advanced age
Of 81 yesra, Mc- Silly was native of
Ch4fettca, !butlhad residedin OeAuge
burg for nearly thirty Eve years.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which -neutralizes this malarioas poison in ths
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 expel Il FROM tie
body. As il should 90 Il does csya fhiS SlictinrZ
disorder with perfect certainty. And Il does more
or rather does what is Of mare service % these cob
iect TO this infection. IL taken In e1asan d ezpsae
II from the system as IL Ia absorbed, aRd thus kes1s
those who use It free from ia attacks; keeps tie
syStem IN health althostgh exposed to the disaasa
Consequently il not only cures, bat protects froan
the great variety Of affections which are induced
Y BY this malignant influence, such as Remitseuk
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Maskea ARI,N
Periodical Headache. or Billions Headache Diisous
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, BIadnoas,
Teothache, Earaehe, CatarTh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painfnl Affections Of the Splosn Mysteries
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of Sks
StoInach and Bowels, all Of which, when aFisizlx
from this cause, will be found % esEuno more o.
less the intermittent type. ThiS "AogB CUnR "
Esms!ss the cause Of these derangsmeats and eurea
tho disease. --8'E
ib This IL aceomplishes BY atimnlafiaR tho eaope.
tories TO expel tho virus from the systsm: and
these organs by degrees beeeme habitea 30 do tiia
ther Office of their own accord Heaee asisos whaA
we term deeiinatation. Time may aeeoE.piish the
same end, bot often life is not ia7 oaeuGh c. Sr
sacriaeed in the attempt while this . AevR CvRa~ %
dees Il at onoe, and vita saessy. We have nreak
reason 70 believe this Il surer as wen a. safss
fednedy for the whole class Of &isssses which are
eaussd by the missmatie n5ectien, fhan suy ssi,sR
which haA been discovered; and It has asiIl ssssker
tmpoEtaHt advantage 20 the public, which h, 60
IL Is cheap rs well rs good.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-04


b%~ At meeting of the Temperance
Society of this place, held on Monday
evening last, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing term
w. r., l.. HgWannamaker,
w. A, Miss G. L. Nenfer,
r. s., w. p. Brunson,
A. Il. s., James Tucker,
+. S., T.. G. Dibble,
Treas, Miss NJ. f. Albergotti,
Chap, J. S. Cuttino,
Con-, j. A. Edwards,
Il. G., Miss G. G. NcufFer,
I, s., w. p. Spencer,
0. S., james A. Hamilton.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-04

aseassaSsfana .& Street, having made great
.EsapreysmensB 10 ,aheir mill are ready TO
pouad rice for one.siuth toll-or 35
csNsa per buEhet. They will pay the
highest sash price fog rough rice, corn
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-04

Vose & IElar have just received \
large aud fine stock of groceries which
thsy offer at loW prices, Good goodn'
and low prices are idst what the people
vant-sand wkstghs people want they
ars cure to fad at Vose L IElars.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-04
xinaneial assters are abou, as tn,

Sinancial matters ara about as they
were three OF four days ago. Business
o. quiet. Tae excisemcnt Of Hast week
III, dyiug away, out the market has by
uS nIsspA resumed its healthy tome.
TBsFs dss bssn 80 run on the bank
datss he preesut week-on the
contrary, deposits are slowly coming in.