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marriage fec at IS; children halc price y
Develop y6ar Minerals" is the
California style Of asking person to
pay his debts. 81
A servant girl in Missouri has been
strainnins four gallons Of crab apple
jelly through an .s1s veil
A man named Tease won't to soc a
lady named Cross, and toased her autil
sho consented to be Cross as more.
A woman in Meridcu, Conn, was
arrested lately for forcing her fivo year
old son to drink himself drunk.
u prgiIistfc Irishman 10 England
being bound over to keep the peace on
all British subjects remarked 'the Lord
hslp .he 6rst foreigner I meet!"
Such is the force of habit. A reporter
writes . love story, in which the hero
"clssped the .prepossessing girl to his
bosom. aud spoke substantially as fel-
lows"
j, A young lady who lately gave an or.
der to her nilliner for bonnet, said :;
"You are TO make il plain, but at the
same time smart, as I sit in oonspioi-
Gus place 10 church."
Light-headed people will be pleased
TO learn that the heaviest brain on re-
cord was recently found in tho skull of
London bricklayer, who could neither
read nor write. It's weight is said to be
81 ounces.
Barnum has mau in hi, employ who
never told lie. Remarkable as il may
appear, he used to be a reporter on a
Western paper. 1t is essential to note
10 this connection that the paper was
exceedingly Short-lived.
An Irishman, fresh from the old
country, found tree full of green per.
simmons, aud climbing TO the top helped
A;mself 60 the fruit. A passer.by over.
heard him say; "Be the powers, I'm
the lad thsb can knock the sock off the
man what poured vinegar on these
plums."
II is not SO generally knows as it
ought to be, that stale loaf bread may
be made nearly rs nice as freshly baked
by dipping the loaf in clean cold water
and warming through in bake oven
Much bread might be saved that is
thrown away, if this were more general.
ly pratioed than it is.
DIR. Anderson, Of Edinburgh, has
proved, by actual analysis, that the last
gill of milk drawn from che udder of a
COW contains sixtec~ times she quantity
of.cream incident to the first one, the
separation Of the cream from the milk
taking place in part in tho adder, par.
tibularly in oaaes where the SRimal suf
fered to stand at rest for somo ti.se be.
fero milking.
Some weeks ago, ahorso named Dixie
was sold in Kentucky for one thousand
dollars. He had heen used and know
up to that time only as saddle horse
having Only been haudisd BY trainer for
abou. two weeks previously. The pres
ent owner Of Dixie has declined an ofFer
Of ten thousand dollars for him, sss
furthermore declares that twenty Eve
thousand dollars would bo no .induoemea,
for the young prodigy. Dixie can al
ready trot bis mile in 2 25, is young
and has only been under training fo,
about FIVE or six weeks.
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Sale Under Mortgage.

BY virture Of n certain Mortgage, and
under the direction of the MortgagerR i
will sell at orangeburg. s. c., In front of
the Sheriffs Office, on Monday, the fth day
Of July, 1878, al IL o'clock, NJ. One small
Day S'sllion. the property Of the late w. Il:
Matheny, sold under Mortgage made and
executed by him TO Msssrs. .wroton and
Steadmsn.
W.H. JOINER,
Agent Of Mortgages.
June 81 1873 Al
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The cholera men" or the Chicago o
newspapers publish cheerful bulletins
producing most sslusary effect In che
agricultural districts Of Illinois. The y
have already been the means of saving
thousands Of water melon patches from
destruction.
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B0ilsd Rice.

(SPEo'AL bIsSAfda TO TER cnrox- nunALp.1
0RANaEBuRa, July 1.
There 10 no cholera in this town. A
eoiored man ats some half. hoi led rice
and Geld cabbage, which caused him to
have tho colo. Tie patient is oil right
x.
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Il Y NJ e NJ EAL.

! MAasifp-on the f7th ofs lSsszs
the Rcsidenee OF Mrs. NJ. s. Bennett: by
the Rev. John S. Hayden, Mr.. BARTON
BAtR. to Miss 5rH& IsONxETT, All OF
this County.
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In HedieiHe', Quality is Of the FSst Iaspoy-
fdaes."
E. ]. OLIVERoS, M. D.,
DEALER IN
DEALER IN

DRUGS, MEDiCsNEs, PAINTS,
OILS, vARNIsH. NoS-ExPLosIvE
LAMBS, GARDEN sEEDs, &C., Sc,
PRESCRIPTIONS prepared With ACCUR-
ACY and FIDELITY, foI which purpose =
iull and complete sssn-tment of PURE
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS viii be
constantly on hand.
Long experience--n successful business
career of mere than eight years in Orange
burg. good knowledge Of the DRUG
MARKET at home and abroad, will afford q
sufficient guarantee that all goods sold or
dispensed al my establishment will be
GENUINE and RELIABLE
Approaching the success which in the
past has attended my efforts, have de-
'ermined to spare pains 10 merit con-
finance Of the patronage SO literally bestow-
ed.
E.J. OLEyEROS MD.
No. 100 I'ussel Street Orangeburr.
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An application Of powdered b'ucing
will Instantly relieve chs sting Oh an in
sect
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA,

LIE IA oA n II OE SUI III CAhUs
LIMA,
COUNTY OF ORASGEBURG.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.
The State--Ex Relatione Bill
The Solicitor OF the S, uth- to P.rpetuate
ern Circuit. Testimony.
Er parts Application TO prove
E. A. Thomas. Lost Deed
Application on oath having been made by
b. A. Thomas TO prove the past Existence,
Loss and Contents OF a Deed dated the l6
Jan, 1850, from this applicant To VIM.
Frederick. II Is ordsroG--
That oil persons having Ike or opposite
interest in said psed, whether resideats In
this State or ont Of IL aud Who desire 10 do
so. shRll appear and GROSS examine the eyi
dsnee produced; aud introduce evidence in
reply hetore me. ct NY ofhco at oraAgehnrg
% the 2oth day Of SepterAhep next
GEO, RoLivBR,
June l4th. 1sra, Referee.
jane II 2m
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Mia the above in equal parts dose,
ten to thirty drops. In plain terms,
take equal parts tincture of opium, red
pepper, rbubard, peppermint, and cam
phor, and. mix them for use. In case Of
diarrboea take dose of ten to twenty
drops in three or four teaspoorfuls OF
water. No one who has this by him
aud takes il in time will ever have the
cholera. We commend it to our West
ern friends. aud hope that the receipt
will be widely published, Evon when
no cholera is is-anticipated it is an excel
lent remedy for ordinary summer. com
piaint.
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Strayea OF Stolen as the
- Irish Setter exhibited AZ the last County
Fair by Mr.. r. q. Vince.
Strayed or Stolen n Setter dog with white
and Orange Spots. A suitable reward will
be paid for his recovery.
DR.. 7. A. DkETZLER
Orsngeburg S. C.
July 8 1878 II
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ESTATE NOTICE.-Am per
H. sons having demands sgsinst the Es-
tate Of the late John II. MiKlous. deceased.
are requested to present the same. properly
attesicd, to the undersigned; and sll per-
sons indebted to said Estate are rsquested
to make immediate payment 10
X. BENSON TARRANT,
Qualified Administrator.
p U. Grahams L. o., s. Ca.
june % i'm
dmintstrafOrS Notice, ,A-.Rser.
II sons having claims against the astate
OF L. Huyne Cutler late of Orangeburp
County, deceaesd, are required to present
sworn statements thereof. and those indeb-
ted to the same will make payment to.
J. w. CUTLER,
Administrator.
Orangcburg June 21 1873 1t
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The sum Cholera Mixture,

More than, forty years ago, when i,
Has found that prevention for the Asia
aio cholera was castor than cure, tn e
learned doctors Of both hemispheres
drew up prescription, which was pub
iished (for working psople) in The New
York Sun, and took the name Of "The
Sun Cholera Mixture" Our coutem.
porary never lents ito pame TO a better
We have seen II in constant use for
NEARLY two score years, and found it to
DO the best remedy for looseness of the
bowels ever yet devised. IL is TO be
cotnHRcnded for several reasons. 1t is
not to be mixed with liquor aud there
fore will not bo used as an alcoholic
beverage. It's Ingredients are we'll
ksown among all the common people,
and it win have no prejudice to combat,
each of the materials is in equal proper
ton 20 the othcrs, and it may, therefore
be compounded without professional
skill; and as tho dose is SO very small it
may bO carried in tiny phial in the
waistcoat pocket, and be always at hand.
II is;
Tinct opii,
Cnpsici,
Rhei CO.,
Menth pip,
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Postal Regulations.

IN FORCE ON AND AFTER JULY 1ss, 1873.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
Office Of County Superintendent 1.
Frenchtown, N. j., August !, 1873.

+ :. ii
Notice is hereby given that there will be q
meeting of the County Board of Examiners
of Huntcrdon County, for the Examination
of Candidates for Teachers Certificates, at
Reading Academy, Pennington, N. j., on Fri
day, August 30, 1878. ~ aa
Each applicant for Certificates should be
present as early as 0 o'clock, a. m.
Unless the candidate is present on time, he
will probably fail to do himself Justice in the
examination. He ~
Hardness, causing laste, has occasion
ed many of the papers to be marked low.
Those Teachers who live so remote from
the place Of examination that they cannot
easily be on time, had better come the evening
previous. s.i.f5 -. at5.
The Office of the Superintendent will be open
OH Thursday evening. The candidates for the
First and Second grades are especially and re-
spectfully requested to report themselves at
that time.
All Teachers whose license has expired, or
about to expire, also those who have received
Special License, are requested to be present.
District Clerks are requested to notify
Teachers of the Time and Place of the Exam
nation.
Each Teacher should have License before
entering on his work. % sefgss
Z. 5. CoNKLING,
County Superintendent.
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FACTS WORTH KNowINo.--Thcre is no
case of Dyspepsia that GREEN'S August Flower
will not cure. Come to the Drug Store of
Robbins & Severns or e. +. Moore and in
quire about it. II you suffer from Costiye-
ness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Indiges-
ton, Liver Complaint, or arrangement of the
System, try it. Two or three doses will re-
lieve you, .s8
Boschec's German Syrup is now sold in
every town and city in the United States. iWo
have not less than three hundred letters from
Druggists, saying it is the best medicine they
ever sold for Consumption, Throat or Lung
disease. Sample bottles Of both free of charge.
Regular size Is cents. Sold by all Druggists
and dealers i'll medicine, and wholesale by
June 1S-1y ROBBINS 81 SEyERNS.
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Mott and staff for good marching on the


Mott and staff for good marching on tho
review.
1t is not always possible to have a good
cook in the company, but the men obviated
that difficulty by procuring 4 paii and
coffee pot and cooking for themselves ~
On Friday night the men all felt at liberty
to do what they pleased, and there was quito
a good bit Of finn in camp. A hand was or
ganized in Co. c, with tin plates and cups
for instruments, and proceeded to serenadc
the officers of said company, under the leader
ship of Corporal sSchnavps. After two or
three familiar airs from the band they were
welcomed by tie Capt. of Co. c, and the
Corporal responded on behalf of the band in %
neat, patriotic speech, which drew together
all the men in the regiment After taking a.
smoke with the oilicers-they next proceeded
to Quaiternlaster Candy tent and serenaded
him also. The men were invited in AMI paid
their respects to him. r. was the inten-
tion Of the band to serenatie the whole OF tho
stan officers, but not seeing any lights intheir
tents, they concluded they were absent anil
decided To wait Until they cssn,e back. Tho
joke Of it was, they all came home tosefl,ar,
and hearing the noise, coucluded To -, to bed
without any light, thus securing themselves
from the hitleous noise which the band made.
Pretty sharp. g ,sss i. ISL. * s Z. sst.s
While the line and staff officers were hangl-
somely entertained by the proprietor. OF the
hotels in Cape May, the private soldier was
not forgotten by his friends. I must men
tion the Kindness of Mrs. Grifitli, of tho
Philadelphia House, who looked after the
comfort Of some Of Co. g. Each day some
little delcacy was sent to camp by her and to
say we rclished it is the least thing we can 10.
She has our hearty thanks for her kindness.
1t will be impossible for ME to give a full
description in one letter, as I have written q
long one now, and told you but very little,
comparatively, and expect thcsc are othors
who want to tell you and your readers what
they know about camp life.
t5;#sssa $40 4 ADJUTANT's CLERK.
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A STEAM FIRE ENGINE FOR THE ssAquE-
TONG. The committee of the "Aquetong,
which visited Paterson last week to examine
steam fire engine with view to purchasing,
report that they found the machine all that
was represented, and bought it. The engine
has been in use in the New York fire depart
ment for about twenty months, but is said to
be but slightly worn, and can be made as good
as new at little expense. She was thrown out
of service in that city because it was decided to
style and make, so that duplicate parts could
be kept on hand in case of breakage or acct
dent AS six of their engines We're of other
makes than the Amoskeag, they were sold and
replaced by steamers of that company make.
She is of the second class, weighs about the
same as the Union Co.'s steamer and throws
four streams. The boiler is extra heavy and
in first-rate condition. She is represented to
be of a handsome pattern. The committee
ordered her thoroughly reftted and some adj
ditional ornamentation placed on her, inclu-
ding nickel-plated jacket and air chamber,
&c. The engine is guaranteed to throw two
hundred and fifty feet.
1t is expected that it will arrive here in
about three weeks. a.Y IA g9zyrEzFy, ,r
The company lacks about $500 of enough
to pay for the steamer, and they hope that our
citizens will cheerfully assist them to raise
this amount when called upon by the commit
tee for this purpose.
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KISdwooD, n. j., Aug 2lst., 1873
MIR. EDITOR: / am of the opinion that
there are some Irregularities in the workings
of the Brooklyn On. " P.O. l give you tho
following facts March 18th, 1873, | applied
for and received of the Frenchtown On. J.jP.
GA Money Order on Brooklyn P. o. for fifteen
dollars, payable to Dclwin f. Brown, GIL Full
ton street, Brooklyn, New York. The goods
ordered not arriving in reasonable time, I
wrote to Mr. Brown, but received no answer.
wrote again and registered the letters ut the
kingwood en- T. o.. The p. N. here in
due time received word that there was no one
there to answer to that name, but few days
afterwards received areceipt from Brooklyn,
stating that Mr.. Brown had received my let
ter. | received no answer from that. then
concluded to let the matter rest for time, cx-
pecting the letter would be advertised and
sent to the D. L. Q. MY expectations were not
realized Since that time have written to
Mr.. Brown two or three times, but failed to
hear from him until got the P. NJ here to
write to him. He then stated in his letter
that he had not received the Money Order
sent him. That was about Aug. 9th. Aug.
It'll applied at the Frenchtown o. for u
Duplicate Order. Aug. 9th, the brooklyn p.
NJ. informed the p. NJ. at Frenchtown that
the order had not been paid. Aug. 18th Mr..
Brown forwarded the goods had ordered but
had not received any Money Order. The p
NJ at Frenchtown forwarded my application
to Brooklyn for him to fill out and send to
Washington Aug. 18th the amount Of tho
order was paid to Mr. Brown.
Qwerses.-ist. Why was the first letter con-
tanning the Money Order not advertised and
sent to the d. L. .. If not delivered !?
End. Why should it be detained at the Brook
lyn p. 0. for fire months, then turn up when
search was made for it, or does it take five
months for u letter to go from here to Brook
Ign, u distance of less than 100 miles?
8d. Why did not the p. NJ. at Brooklyn fill
out my application fora duplicate order and
forward it on to Washington as was his duty
to do?
d Why? Why?
- Truly Yours, G. Z. GREEN.
Aug 21st, 1873. $50 .S
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ExCURsIoN.-Th Metho-
dist and Baptist Sunday Schools of this city
will go on an excursion to Barber's Station,
on the Pennington r. r., on Friday of this
week. The schools will take the regular
morning train which leaves here at 9.12. The
scholars will meet in their respective churches
bringing their dinner baskets at s o'clock
Children of the schools will have their fare
paid. Parents and teachers will pay the regu-
lar fare, 10 cts. each way. All friends of the
schools are invited to go along If stormy on
Friday, the trip will be made the next fair
day.
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THE "UNIoN" ExcURsIoN.-Th excur-
sion of the Union Fire Co., of this city, up
the Hudson, ON Wednesday of last week, was
seriously affected by the storm which caused
its postponement from the previous week and
which had not cleared off ON the morning of
starting. The turnout was fair considering
the weather, but we are sorry to learn that
the receipts did not cover the expenses
Quite number got off the boat and spent the
day in New York. The i rain interfered
considerably with sightseeing, and those who
were inclined to dance spent the time in that
way. Returning the train arrived here be-
fore s P. NJ
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~ The Paterson papers make mention of q
valuable mine of Manganese recently discover
ed between Clinton and Annandale. This dis
,covery was made some time ago. 1t is III
lands of John T. Leigh and II. w. Merrill,
Paterson man, has had a mining lease upon
it since, but has not worked it to any extent.
There seems no doubt, however, it contains
rich deposits of the valuable mineral, imbcd-
ded with iron. The Pennsylvania steel-makers
are anxious to obtain possession.
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CRAZY DguNK.-On Sunday evening", as
three of our citizens were walking down Main
ST., near Sproat's Factory, they were unex-
pectedly attacked by drunken man, who
threw stones at them and dealt out vast
quantity of profanity and abuse. He also at
tackled person who was coming up the street
and tore off his shirt collar; and grasped a
boy by the throat and gave him a choking
He appeared to be crazy-drunk, and was u
rather dangerous man to be loose in the street
Strangely enough no effort was made to have
him arrested. "Modoc bitters must have
crazy-bait in it.
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W An egg laid by Bucks Co. hen, with
raised letters on it, denunciatory of the Mo-
doc Council of this city, has been left at this
office, where all who are curious can eggsam-
inc it. 1t is a curiosity. When even eggs cry
out against the Council, things are getting to
an eggstraordinary state, without eggsaggera-
ton, and the recreant members would set a
good eggsample to resign before cGgstreme
measures are taken.
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and men in every regiment of the command,
the Battery included. There was no oppor-
tunity for Divine Service. Our Chaplain,
Rev. Mr.. Winter, however, filed his position
ON the Staff, being present at all reviews and
parades. believe he was the only Chaplain in
the Brigade who was always in his place
All who made his acquaintance complimented
Chaplain. 1t is to he hoped at no distant day
he may have an opportunity to ofiiciate in
presence Of the Regiment. sid--i
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. Our attention has been called by the officers
of the Society to the premiums offered at the
approaching State Fair at Waverly to steam
fire engines A gold medal is offered for the
best frst-class and second-class steamers
Cannot the Union Fire Co., of this city, COM
pete for this prize? We feel sure they will do
themselves no discredit, if they do not carry off
the highest honors.
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~ The following officers of Resolutio

t3- The following officers of Resolution
Lodge, l. o. of Good Templars, of this city,
were installed on last Friday evening
w. Sentinel-John S. Large.
w. Guard-Henry p. Sparks.
w. M.-Anthony Page.
w. d. M.-Mary A Pierson.
w. It's. Elton Stockton. &c
w. S.-Clara Rooms. sss sfsAa
w. V. T.-Tillie Yard.
w. C. T.-Wm. johnson.
w. r. II. S.--John A. Dumorft.
w. L. II. S.-Jula A. Powell.
p. w. G. T.-Wm. Bastian.
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2 FIRE.-On last Saturday Jafternoon at
about o'clock, a fire was discoveredin some
tow in Finley & Schlcter's Irvine factory in
this city. The hose belonging to the mill
was Immediately turned on the fire and it
was put out without an alarm being given
1t was occasioned by hot journal III the
"shaker." The damage was of little conse-
quence outside of 5wetting large lot of tow
by the water that was thrown on the fire.
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1t has just come to light that ring" in
Phillipsburg, for some time past, has been cx-
tensively defrauding the N. J. Central Railroad
has been arrested and placed under bonds to
the amount of $1,000, and William A. Chap
lin, the time-keeper, has assigned his entire
property over to the Company. 1t is said that
others are also implicated, but as yet have not
been arrested. Rumor has it that the parties
have defrauded the Company to the amount
of $4,000. An investigation is now going
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w The iron steamer for the Penn. r. r.
Co., which has been in process of building at
GOWNS iron works, in this city, for some
time past, has been completed and on Mon
day trial trip was made up the Feeder. We
are told that it worked nicely and gave per-
feet satisfaction. 1t will be turned over to
the Company to-day. AtssAsf'Ae
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nay- The Board of Appeals in cases of tax
alton, met at Lyceum Hall, on Monday eve
ming last, but only one case came before them,
a deduction being asked and granted on the
assessment of Mrs. Mary Reeve.
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eS The Board of Chosen Freeholders met
at Pennington on Wednesday of last week.
A stone arch bridge, 80 feet wide, with span
of 10 feet, was ordered over brook near the
Presbyterian Church, Pennington. Martin
Wyekotf's bill for making map of the scene
of the Pattenburg riot, was ordered paid after
being rejected two or three times before.
They adjourned to meet in this city to-day.
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BLAcKsMITHING.-Peop who wish any
kind of iron work done, including carriage
and wagon work, repairing, horse-shoeing,
&C., should go to AUSTIN GREEN s blacksmith
shop, on Main street, above Jefferson, where
it will be done slillfully, and at reasonable
rates. At.