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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23
The Boston Young Lady.
SHE COMES, SEES AND CONQUER ELI
PERKINS.

The Boston young lady has arrived at
Saratoga. 1 mean the real literary young
lady--the Siege of Troy girl She grew
up in Boston and graduated at Vassar
College last year. She wears eye glasses
and full of wisdom. She scans Homer,
rattles the verb ''lipo" like the multi
plication table sings Anacreon to the
old melodies, and puts up her hair after
the statue of the Venus of Milo. There
is no end to her knowledge of the ciassi
cal dictionary and when it comes to
Charles Lamb or Sydhey Smith h-South
.erns oflitefature-thossyho never wrote
but got the credit of every good joke in
England-she can say their jokes as a
Catholic says his beads, If you ask her
how she likes babies, she answer:
"IIow?' Well, as Charles Lamb re-
marked, Il like 'em b--b-boiled.
Ask her anything, aud she will always
lug in quotasiun frou somc ped ,ut ic
old fool like DR.. johnson or Swift or
Jack Bunsby, just to show you that she
is up in literature, and that you are
green. Not single original idea, but
one constant 'as Socrates said or 'as
Pluto remarked or 'as Diogenes obser-
ved.' Yesterday, some sharp, shrowd,
original New York young ladies got hold
of the pedantic business, aud introd uaed
funny paraphase on Miss Boston's
language.
DO you love music, Ssllie ?
well, sycs,' as the poet observed
How many glasses did you drink this
morningT.
Six as Mr.. all patbstically re-
marked in his arithmetic.
"Dance the round dances p
"No,' as the Lord Mayor of London
quietly observed as John Ruskin asked
him for the loan of AS
The Boston girl is so we'll posted that
she wins triumphs over ycu by sort
IF literary "bluff' game. She attributes
sharp quotations to distinguished men
and, conscious that you dare not question
their authenticity, of course she bluffs"
you right down. When you 90 to your
room, and read up, and find she has rea
ly"bluffed' you Of course youare too gentle
to mention it, and so this Boston girl goes
on plunming herself at the expenses of
New Yerk gallantry.
Yesterday the Boston girl was at it
again. Somebody asked hor who was
the oldest, bIethuscla or Dcutero no
my?
"Why, Barns, tho com nentator say s
Deuteronomy came before Numbers -
of course hos too old to be computed.
Now, l know she lied, but still had
a doubt about it. l didn't want to brea K
out and say Deuteronomy came after
Nombers, and then have those miserable
Boston fellows say with that terrible
upward infection, How are you, FL
Perkins o.! no. But when 1 did 60
up to my room sent out to gentleman
in Saratoga who has severel bibles t,
lend, and got the Pentateuch--and sure
enough, just my luck, that miserable
pcdantic, specialized Boston girl wal
right.
If you sit down by this Boston gir
and don't behave like minister she
don't get mad and pout, U no. Sh,
says. Dir. Tompkins, shall l repeat few
hnps from Suribuer's and then she goe
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the State ofSouth
Carolina, now met and sitting in Gencr-
al Assembly, and by the authority of the
same, That Section Forty five (45), of
Chapter Twenty-Five (25), of Title Six
(6), of Part FIRST Q), of the General
Statutes, be, and the same is hereby,
altered aud amended, by striking out n II
of said Section after the word "ofiice."
Approved February 27, 1873.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

If the pious old maid, who sits in. her
piazza, these hot nights, aud sings from
:'Gresnlana's 10y J mountains" don't
choose some less aggravatfng melody,
che will be indicted as nuisance
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

AN ACT TO ALTER AND AMEND SEC.
TIoN FORTY FIVE (45), OF CHAPTER
TWENTY-FIVE (25), OF TITLE SIX
CO., OF PART FIRST (1), OF rHc.
GENERAL STATUTES, RELATING TO
TRIAL j JUSTICES.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

BE ii enacted ty the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the State
OF South Carolina, now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the author.
ity of the same, That Section 6 of
Chapter LXII. of the General Statutes
be amended SO as to read rs follows {:
That it shall not be 10 a-iful for any
agent OF any insurance company in the
United States, or any foreign State, not
incorporated by the laws OK this State,
to take risks or transact any business of
insurance in this State, without first
obtaining license from the Comptrol
ler General, which license shall expi
on the thirty first day of March of each
year; and, for every such license, the
company or agent taking out the same
shall pay, OF cause to be paid, to the
Comptollcr Gepc-al the sum OF Eve
dollars"
Approved February 22, 1873.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23
AN ACT TO FIX THE TIME FOR CERTAIN
STATE AND County OFFICERS TO REronT.

SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives of
the State Of South Carolina, now N ct
aud sitting In General Assembly, aud by
the authority Of tho same, That on aud
after the passage of this Act, the Comp
troller General, and all other State
officers tho are now required BY law to
report annually TO the General Assembly, /,
be, aud they are hereby, required TO
make suoh report Oh or before the hrs,
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soTIos 4, BE i enacted by the SEN
ate and House Of Representatives of the
State Of South Caroliua. now met aud
sitting in General Assembly, aud by the
authority of the sSme, That Section ! os
an Act enthle IN Act for the pro.
lection aud preservation Of useful ami
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

AN ACT TO RENEW AND EXTEND THE
CHARTER OF THE ST. MATTHEW y
EvAEaELioAL CnURcH, OF ORANGE
BURG COUNTY.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION G OF
CHApTER LXII OF IHD GENERAL
STATUTEs.s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED
GAN ACT FOR THE. PROTECTION AND
PREsERyATIos pR USEFUL AMI
HAS"
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hE Terms Cash In tlvance. -@a
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SIR: am an Englishman, visiting this coun-
try simply for recreation aud studying American char.
acer In the old country taught TO believe that
the quIutessence OF inqusityeuess is embodied In the
genuine American and whether the spirit Is infecvc,
that malady itself is necessary TO acclmatiLation
know not but ever since my arrival in New YORK |
have unknowingly and certainly against my Will de.
VOWED into perfect note Of Interrogation II seems
as though can't get enough Information, and md my.
self continually bOtherlng people with questions and
nuendoes one genuine trait IN your countrymen have
already discovered and that their proverbal good hu
NOR under such trying circumstances. must except
however your Government officials. The other day
sauntered INTO Of the city branch post Offices IN
Astur place After posting my letter sought informa
ton from the clerk about the arrival and departure OF
nice agreeable young and thr oilce quite desert
ed, Ncnturcd few more tnterrOgatOns domestic
subjects, such his mode of living amount Of salary
number Of children and Otner little harmless topics
when he suddenly pulled out his portemonnaie aud
handed me little card which presumed to be Invita-.
discovered thereon the hgure OF CORPSE lying In his
CONN, with these words Inscribed. "Ihis man was
talked TO death" need not tell you that vacated
the premises Immediately; and having since learned
that the course pursued has been authorized By the
Postmaster General have deemed II necessary TO ask
the intervention of my Minister, and while Sir Edward
Thornton Il conducting the diplomatic correspondence
attending the insult deem II my duty to lay the facts
before the public IN order that they may for them
selves what sort Of people employed by the
moneys wrung from their pockets through unjust taxa
ton and inciyiilty. 7. j.
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instant the crowd OF men and women were
whirling round the are, and the scene became
hidcous with their hall naked forms and sway;
Ing limbs, and the inevitable oOm-oom
While this strange scene was In progress, the
old man was bent over the gourd. Presently
he lifted the lid, thrust in his hand. and drew
forth a handful Of small black snakes. In the
glare OF the fire We could distinctly see the nor
rible things twisting and curling around tne
skinny arm OF the old priest.
HE HELD THE SNAKES ALoFT
for a moment. and then made a clrle with them
In the air above his head. "A the motion OF his
arm increased IN speed, so did the wild contor-
uons of the wOrshippc1s. Soon the snakes were
whrling around the old priests head so fast that
they ceased to writhe, and stood out at right
angles from the hand that grasped them. The
priest slowly drew near the hre. The tom-tom
grew soft-if one can apply such word 10
sound 30 execrable- and low. The motions Of
the dancers became less furious. The old priest
was now slowly moving round the nre, and could
DO heard muttering an incmtation. Simulta-
neously the tom-tom gave horrd boom;boom,
and the priest sprang into the air dashing the
snakes into the blazing fire. At the same mo-
ment the dancers gave wild shout, bounded
forward, and fell fiat upon their faces as though
dead The tom-tom ceased, and the old priest
was seen
GLIDING INTO his HIT.
Then the two men who had brought out the
gourd approached with two long poles and
scattered the fire until there was clear spot
Of ground In the centre. Then they brought the
wooden figure and placed II there with the ex-
piring emDers around II.
I'll, massa," we heard voice saying close to
us, do We want de Iemmydon, him -
Our friend told the old priest that he might
keep 1t and take II down to his store for FUR
ther supply next day. The approving laugh Of
the old man was 10y no means sacerdotal. We
arose pretty well tired and hungry and crossed
the enclosure on the ground lay the forms Of
the exhausted dancers just where they had last
Frustrated Themselves. Their positions and the
terrific snores which arose from the mingled
mass showed beyond a doubt that the protract-
ed service had worn them out, and that they
slept rs suundly ~ though they had been droned
to sleep by priest of an orthodox persuasion.
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-tnuE TO Death by Bees.

from the SliTqiOr spectator.
On Friday, the 4th inst, blind horse OF
MIR. Christian Landes, near Mount sidney was
stung to death 10y hive of honey bees Mr.
Landcs came home and turned the horse loose
in the yard. After feeding around awhile he
knocked over n hive OF honey bees. The bees
AZ once attacked the horse, and he wheeled
around and ran directly to the house bounded
through window into the sitting room. and
jumped over'a cradle which contained a small
infant. The baby WAS not hurt, and the horse
The sun., 1873-07-18
Aors,s an0 darrmots.

HAhNENS' SADDLES
Horse Clothing, Carriage Robes, Lap busters "a
ana large variety OF SAddlrry Gupds always 'H
q. II. Smith co, " Warren ST, NrN ''.-
(ART wanted. with half spring, square ,.rV a.
\ good running order Call on or address Ah'"''
NOS % and % Warren 81,
INOR ~AIE-lIorse, truck, anl harness ." ,l,I
L with liceuse for best stand ln the clN I''s .
for selling. Inquire nj sol Pearl st,
INOR SAIE-Ilorse, truck, and hlrurs AZ ID
l good order tl75. worth $50 AppB '' '' WV
Moore Il,
I,OR SALE veV chcsp Two spr'r- 'HsI
L for streets, roads, &c. Can al QtlhN ''''
a., near sth ay
INOR SALE Sorrel horse sound ana A.Hlt ''''
L for all Kinds Of work fSO, : RaNArd IT.
HORSE, wagon. aud harness 10 be- H t e
i cause the owner has NJ further usr -. ''..
tlN5 Inquire At ia Division st,
WAGONS and carrii ;es cheap. ' "'. - 4
w cery, 1 delivery, sud nls|u IS NHo "a
notop buggies, aud gg, AZ ~ 5ir,uE sl,t r-'
The sun., 1873-07-18
V'O CAPE MAY,

l. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
through express train via Pennsylyania Railroad
leave. New York foot Of Debrosses and CurIandt tts
At 1880 NJ, arrives AT Cape May go p. N. returning
leaves Cape May 7:O A. NJ arrives New York 2ii II. NJ
kate-New YORK 70 Cape May. S Rste-New York
Ticket ofices-sss 81. as III Broadway and Astor
House. u. ". BOYD, Jr., Gen1 Pass. Agt.
A. j. CAssATT. Gen1 Manager.
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tss4bSSy sPp TR2Y ybssAsRs5 ssssTSSSA .SS
oS
81 ss. sss a6hf Hf Fs e.S. 70 &
d. Ticket. ,Si speci. cars and baggage checked %
7 .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Monday June 30. trains will leave James
slip follows Leave ath st., East river, is minutes
lateri
70A. NJ Greenport and sag Harbor Mail and Rock.
e3 <. NJ, Port Jefferson. Locust Valley. and Rock
away EXCURSION trains
s spsci. train for SeEPor n with d,s,
@ncos .6a osrf SsfseaS rfSs SeypoTt G
sP ~ H9ssSway and md HssmR..e,S . sfPrs c.:, Vale,
sc r. n, Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, and Rocts-
s6 y NJ Northport. Locust Valley. and Rockswsy
Trains connect at Jamaica with East New York, and
at Mineols with Hampstead.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point as follows,
smA. NJ, Pot Jefferson, Northport. Locust Valley,
i66o L. H., Rockawsy excursion trains,
$50 Z. NJ Norhport lsockaway and Hempstead
S.SP. NJ. Rocksway accommodation trains
y BkirTMoRE' wAsHINGToN. AND THE SOUTH.
OPENING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE.
line to baltimore, Washington, and all points In the
South will be opened for travel.
Trains leave foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt SITS as
fOlOWBt
DAY EXPRESS, $50 A. NJ, daily except sunday,
with new Pullman l'arOr Cars to Washington, arrives
At baltimore i:2OP ", Washington SIS +. NJ, connect
Ing for all points south.
SiGHT EXPREss, $50 p. NJ, Sdaly. with new Pull.
P simSre S' fs e. Wellington @ H SX H. aaRns close
connect Ons for all points South.
For fuli Information. through tickets sleeping and
paror tickets aud baggage cheeks apply AT the fol-
lowing offices Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
S2f Broadway, gil broadway,
AstOr House, 21l Broadway, d..
ass broadway, Battery place,
Depot foot OF Desbrosses st,
Depot foot Of COrtlandt At.
Ask for tickets via Pennsyyania Ar Line;
A. J. CASSATT, ID. NJ. BOYD, JE.,
General Manager. Gen1 Pass Agent.
NEW. DAY LINE ETOSEWPOnTViA VIA LONG
~ ISLAND RAILROAD.-The new route to Newport,
T. l., will be opened on Monday June 81 leaving Hunt.
ers Point at 1880 A. M and arriving at Newport at
r. N. Returning. leave Newport at 10 A. NJ, arriving
In New York at 4. NJ, thus avoiding all night travel
aud fogs. .-,-,,
Passengers take ferry at James slip at o'clock
foot Of East 3lth st. at 1918 r. M and reach
the Long Island Railroad depot IN time Tor the lSO
tram. Tickets sold and baggage checked through al
'-"''' "' OLIVER CHARLICK, President.
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MusItal snstrum,nis.
KIM pIANN- -A\D ORGNN-. IN
Ptrsonal Rotlt,s.

A SICCESSFUL practice Of ~ years in N"S \,
~ city In the treatment of nervous sui gem ri. a
bllty, anu other diseases, enables Dr LEW H u '1'
cures when all others iall. ohicc, Reach 81.
IL. vol. enlisted before July q. 1851 fof '''s
~ can get slO bounty Increase to q lnNu. p't'
ers. Prize money for capture orleans. 7 ~ ~
latechlef clerk Y 5. sanitary Com. Agency .l N4''-
IONSULT Dr. Cobbett, graduate Of The Nca \, |.
Y University. Thrty.sI years IN his pfrsrhi s' =.
~ enables him to make permanent cures .t az
nervous and general debility treated sucCe,siul n
~ Centre st.. near Chambers; hours 4. VI ui w. =
IF CHARLIE PURCELL, who stray! ~ ~
ron his parents about two years ago f' ,,s.
his father, now solOurnng ~ thr Putnam u Hl' t !.
tlon Of ith Ay, and Ath ST., he win be most A.H'l
Ceiyed.
DRISTERS. S.-Missing from his home - Il
L place, Greenpuint, since Monday, lith Ihhi. W.. :
Putnam. Any Information concerning hlh U''A'-N
received by his family AT above place
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$nNnfss ogantts
old hrst.cass liquor store and dining saloon best
N business location At Fast River. Inquire OF
+. BoLTlNG, 254 Washington st.
A BAKERY for sale cheap; best business location.
"A MlTCliELL's store agency, Y Cedar ST.
NOR SALE In Jersey City-A splendid corner
liquor store. stock fixtures, &c; must he sold ac
count Of sickness Inquire 0f JOSEPH WARREN
real estate agent W Grove st. one door from Newark
ayr Jersey city.
JNOR SALE or to let-The lease, stock and nrtures
OF grocery store doing good business good reA.
sons given for selling. Inquire the premises 1856
Butler r brooklyn.
NOR SALE cheap-A Wholesale and retail cOnfec.
tonely, ice cream, and oyster saloon. must be sold
NO. 6g Newark ay., Jersey city
ElRSr-CLASS bakery to let doing a good cash
j buslnessj owner wishes TO retire from business la.
qulre al w FRANKLIN st., Greenpoint,
INOR sALE-An old.esahlished grocery and hquor
i store on bth aY. Inquire al klDbEN'S vinegar
factory i59 iSth st. near 10th a,
JNOk LE-Trunk business, established no wear.
only small capital required, -. -.
JNOR SALE MIX route; i6O quarts daily, with
I g99I horse ana wagon price, 500. M. BYRNE,
FiKsT-GLAss grocery store for sale. ass 81 av,,
IQuOH store, stock, fixtures. and wears lease for
~ SAFE rent' tS all for t9@5. isO Yaros st.
EA and grocery store for sale full stock and GOOD
Grand st. " ''' y"
'I'O LET bakery best location in the city. An
ply al wi south Sd st', Wilamsburgh.
& Sn FOR a nice candy and ice cream store two
oD''O rooms back, a. w Ysrick sL WV
The sun., 1873-07-18

MsrN BMt'iLbiSG. is SAssAt 81, NE& f6kK,
DIvIDEND-A seintannuai dividend at the rate ~
SiS per cent per unnur all sums OF rs and upward
which have been on deposit one or more months neIt
previous TO July will he paid on and after July 2l 1873
INTEREST not called Tor will remain as principal
and draw interest from July |.
BANK OPEN dairy from 10 to also Monday and
SATURDAY evenings from ~ to 81 O'Clock.
INTEREST commences on the frsl Of ererv month
following the depo.it. - - .....
nrL.Iar
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with a" "oom." Then they gradually slackened
and swayed to and fro, advancing toward the
nre until the circle was compact, and then with
drawing until there was a yard or two between
each person. Next their antics emerged into a
dance not unlike the can-can. After this had
denly appeared near the fire. This was a signal
Tor the tom-tom To cease, and those engaged
IN the dance dropped To the ground
instantly, as though they had been
struck 10y lightning, The old man was
almost naked. lie wore what resembed mini
ned bathing drawers, and his head was bound
with the leaves OF vine, As lac appeared be-
fore the fire he began to move around It, throw
ting out his feet with jerk, and looking over
bis right shoulder. Presently two naked figures
approached, carrying big gourd with "A
lid. The tom-tom was just audible. They placed
the gourd between three sticks stuck In the
ground near the nfe, and retired. The old man
paused bending over IT, and moving his hands
IA though he was swimming. Then he stood
upright Tor an instant, aud presently began to
spring at short Intervals into tho air, a more
vigorous blow on the tOm.tOm giving him the
elRnal each spring was accompanied by pc
GUITAR SOUND from the other participants In the
strange ceremony. The sound 1 cannot bettsr
express than by writing 1t "Oom." IL was pret-
" much such noise as n pOrtly man would
the grdle WV"
THE PRIEST AND THE sNAKrs
BY and by the signals on the tom-tom became
more frequent, and soon it was evident that all
the OLD man could do was to keen up with il, for
Cy this tme his ACTIONS Tesembled very closely
re nne perfect cure sowell known on your stage
Inc tOm,tom ceased and the red man began A
isIum i Walk round the Rourd. The tom-tom grew
mustlnctly audible. Suddenly 10 burst out IN
bpp extent OF It's Internal capabilities, and In An
The sun., 1873-07-18

SHEA, I27 BROOME 81, one block east Of
- broadway, clearing out entire stock OF summer
cohhg for men and boys at prices to suit every body
Mlsnts from best merchant tallors always hand. No
trouble TO show goods.
The sun., 1873-07-18

SUTTON NOtuts.
A InTIOS.-At 8l West SD st., cor. sth ay to-day
~ friday at l0S O'Clock. furniture, beds bedding
oheloth dresses, &c. join McDONOUGH Marshal
IOuN DUNN, Auctioneer (slar.l a 70 sale), viii
sell TINS day at IL O'Clock +, NJ, NJ "a 2d nv the
eoIt"hts or butcher shop together with two Years
m4i nine months lease sale positive.
JAMES BOYLAN, Marshal
NTARSHAL'S SALE.-The fixtures Of q lager
vi beer sa.Oon at GtO East 7th ". u 9 o'cIorS
LIPPMAk, Marshal
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-11-07
Beyond the Mississippi!

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes in
the fertile West. To those going to Missouri, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend cheap, safe
quick and direct route UiG St. Louis, over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine Day
Coaches and Pullman Sleepers from st. Louis to
principal points in the West, lCithOm change. We
believe that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equipment of
any line west of the Mississippi and its connections
with other roads further West are prompt and re-
liable. The Texas connection of this road is now
completed and passengers are offered a frst-class,
all-rail route from ST. Louis to Texas either over
the Missouri, Kansas s. Texas r. R., ria Sedatia,
or over THE Atlantic & Pacific r. R., ria VinitG
For Maps, time tables, information as to rates.
rOutes &c, we refer our readers to /. G.. Wheeler
Northern Passenger Agent, p Lloyd ST., Buffalo,
n. Y, or E. A Ford, General passenger Agent, St
Lous Mo. Questions lcH be ePrOmptlyG and cheerful
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