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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-31

Being thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed onT me in the past, / res
.pecttully solicit d continuance Of the
same. 55S ,y3. 1t. MCNAMARA. 81
April 2s5 1873 10 1y,,4
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TOWN DIRECTORY.

s5ayers5s sIT w. Btiggmann.
Treasurer VIM. Willcock.
Aldermen-E ], oliyeros, Wm. Willcock,
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4J N 10 5qht1-Tt1 iH H9os ad HdE
iGgeat, Threugh Passenger Railway,
20 dn'P0faH West, North sst a nd
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i gfhc Great Through Man iaina EExSe,eIss Pas.
sqngel idpe toEst. Dbuis, KImsMHuity, StlIos.
edph, Denver, San tIppciscO, mnd all points In
MissOuti, kaBsas andl oloradoglauitEnf Z
ITlc s%hoTtcrt anil only direct route to In
dkuapOlsg Lafayette, Tdfpi iLIhNte, 6ahi,,
bridge CITY, Springfield, Peoria, ,B~VtliugtQn,
Chisogosn M lwnukes, SUI PAN, ahnAi pbiAol
me Indianapolis, emGiunatI ~ iIAfaySat
Railroad, With It's c0nnectiona, now 0lIerg
pqssengerg1n6l laciitieb ihuTkr0hEJrt9Ach
'h4d Sleeping Car Service Tim, any ptherl inc
fIbii a imth mat, ghltybiE 1ficl iMlvAhtdk1L of
Through Daily Cars irom Cincinnati " St.
Iblhk, KANSAS City, 1St9 Jbsepb, JPd6AIa, Buy
llingtOn, Chicago, Omaha, and all intermediate.
p9iits, preSSntmg fdli,oiJAists land FtihiiiAbt
such comforts. and ,accpmmodatiops ps. are
afforded by no other fohtct .HNpI tlaTb
pj EI3ittGgFG TlsfelS Apa PSYqgse AS6ls tP q''t
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Oils, Uincinnhtf 81 Lafayette RhiirOaM. uT1H
90 Mister TfralanssppSftdilJh, CIssciHnair q
u.a..y lpL I. *, LORn r.!tas, bt-I
70 '"r''' Chief Ticket ciefk. thacinidtl!
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This worl Is, In short, the GREAT ,iogHph.
leo historical work of the times, IL is the
glentlfeeraty lauceessO OF the tilhes.i Every In
Az" already coming IN In such a way as Ia
show they will soon begin to pour.
Mechanically it IL the hhntsomest book pub
iislied, being profusely and elegantly illus
pol traits, also q steel engraving Of Mr.. Gree
ley, which ~ then aost pleasing anu natuial
OF any yet pnblished-making Il volume Of
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od, Il 81 ASllcll fnres gggyEr m n
haR sl ml n4r-r sainAsi Jaii ,lrn
1 AdRlcBrTqRE or at lGas 8 fiie
cultivation ofwheat and corn ioi
the last few years, we are fire.
4HeptAy stpldn has lodbspawe-
muneratlye, This, we doubt
not, is tFue, many cases colmiibiiiH-
ing to insure such T. result Not
only has labor Been scarce 1
high, and Of an inferior quality,
but it has Been uncertain and
altogether unsatisfactory. The
seasons havealyeeH most inaus-
pieious, varying betW9etflthA
extremas bf snddeini5 and de
s%tructlYe freshets and Ion 4 and aud
whitening drouths,s T4e rdipetits
tion of these failures shoiIEs tsn m
duce Tie tillers of the soiP 70
carefully consider the situation.
and see how their condition
may, be bettereq, and tot ssars
rendeF>in despair to sSsqgsbSss
however discouraging,s -a3 'Ho $50
w. HIa#. |.nI -..LNf -. HLLAA
We are Inclined to think the
fault is not so much with labor
andthe sealsaonssshsd asadhsg
each have beensAsGNih the old
system that yet prevails. to so
considerable an extent thteHgfg
out, the State of trustiings Go
much to the cultivationof two
ofthe most costly and RHgaF4
taih ofcereals--wheat and Corn.
Those in emBaff3sseE 'circum-
stances cannot afford To Fisk, toS
use a familiar adage, ..too many
eggshim tho ,a4ssI They
cannot afford to rely solely Ab-
on these two crops, for with
their failure not only has tIfe
labor and expense of the year
gone for nought, but thers is
nothing left to fall back upon.
The seed corn must then beH
consumed and rum. certain=and
inevitable speedily follows Quo
object is to urge the propiety
Of a greater diversity of crops 4
with the present facilities tG
market from nearly all parts Of
the State, there is no r6asom
why the cultivation of roots,
vegetables, fruits, &c, might
not be made a most profitable
business. ~ ..gJ
We have the requisite climate
and soil, and all that is want
ing is close attention to the lit
tie details-and a sufficient
lowering of our pride, to con-
sent to be recognized, il needs
be, as plebian trucksters in
place of lordly planters or farm
ers. We are satisfied that small
farms, say from fifty to one hun4
dred acres highly improved and
thoroughly cultivated, with the
present condition of labor in
Virginia, will be found far more
remuneratiye than the. prevail
ing system ofcontindally skim
ming over, year after year, hub
Of acres ofeXhausted land. |
We have alluded 10 this snb-4
ject to-day, only with the viewk
of arousing the attention of gg
riculturists with the opening
Spring to its importance, Upon
some future occasion we propoS7
to discuss il more full
mOnd WhtHaiA baa a2bmGH a1,ti9d hoi
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EN- A w AZ TO.
Oar FirGSilef Friend.

Every snbscribGrto thai Populm Weekly,
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/. To Keep Tires on Wheels.

m.a :rg As notgsr G2'
HEAR what a practical man
says ON the subjectazS5Iz
edafSagoOnnaoonlee ,yaeaiFfiha e for opr! my
own uSes iandbefore putting on ii
the tires | filled thefellooswithl
linseed oil and the=tiifaes9zfaFFe
worn Otltoandgwete heyErHlohse.
| ironed q buggy for myv own
use Several years agasand Che
tires are as tight as, when, put.
on. Ny method forsflling the
felloes with oil is as, follows ::
/ use a long cast-iroH heater,
madefo the purpose. GsTherOili
is brought to a boiling heat, the
wheel is placed on a stick, Sol
astp hang I'M the oil an hogf
for q common sized feRoe. The
timber should be dry, gsagreeh
timber win not take oil, CEsa
should be taken that the diHbe1
nos hotter than d boiling heat
in ptdef that the timber i$H0tl
burnt, Timber filled WITHHOLD.
is not susceptible to water, ana
the timber is much more. durH-
BILE. al was amused some years
ago when fstold tba blS kBiifh
how ID, keep keep the tilraeI1 tight es
the wheels by, telling me
a profitable business To- tighter
tires, and the wagon maker1g,iIlas
say thatit is profitable t1aaa
to make and repair Wheels, but
what viii tlfepoof falnear Who
supports the wheelvright apa3
smith say, i ~ Is sasIs .s1, aSf u .sa "a
ipa rsar.s.sss ,a,i-51S Y (
A pnvyEaNY Toledo man wrote
On the Wall Of his cell jug
lot that We be not jagged. /
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A DnvygNT oledo man wrote
On the walI cf bis cell jug
not that We be not jagged.
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lDonot. usepaiptyornawdsr.haksg ann,
eermanent bentty by, pu1iyIhE yGliF l,Ir,,,
Ifis preparation or Ir0lsGDlTE0 LS,,t
nakes aEough and sca1ySfIn
llanges. That sailQtY, coInple@i 3d ID ono 1
tive Diseases OF the BtiIE. fsfinSItSJ III
tnleay niOtclaes% Eruptt0fId, Ityun NM
.oSy oneeks and q henlthy c6in ninSion.Ii
I0ok Compound SyTliD b Iioke nJiii
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t0ugng up Che white ofhis eyes,
replied: 'Look-SYsaEr PSSVJ
dis niger has waited 0ns3Ogty
half de ossifers since dsNyy'V5 cum
G DC r's at'&SS BS a5SSa&4R&s4a pI
dis time, den dar is no virtue in
cussin."
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Tux BAILYl GRAPHIC hylne thie4uf a neSs-'
paper, Published in New York, which iB
achieving ibatnOst remarkaiic i1nr4iallstic
success ever |chroniclcd, II IL nm ei4ht. page
evening papcr dlIIee pdltiuus daily! lHcgAtit-
\ hI,Gts,t ana sop1nctsIilY NE a9ls4t egito-
.\Ya newspaper IIE DAiiY GRAsnIG stands
IN the nrst rank aud ouhitaln5 rethlarl S '''
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Nlrether n journalism on general politics, 30
thar the whole 10 II rather full, just, dndfaith-
OIL Representation of American politics for o.
Here yen wiz learn Of the rise and Mll of
PARTIES; Of the tiininph'aiid defeat Of pol ieies!
OF the lives and characters OF -
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CLEVELAND, GOLuMEUs, CINCINNATI
" lSDlANAPOLIS RAILWAY.

ON and after Monday, May @Sth, 1871, En-
press Trains Will leave Cuhifalms an,ltItat-
me qnd arrive az points named belQy as nj
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tolumbus Sc HockingiEalleyR .iR
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short Line 20 tlhG lakes = tho Norti,
arWo .rNFnEsh DRAINS DAIEt e0o'

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clcyillr, Hapggyijlq ana nj ipolnls agutbgsDin a
cinnnti aud Mugkingpn ALLEY Railroad, II
L1Jlipet eouprntlmd imdde nj ludlmnhhador
Dayton, Springfield, indianapolis, Chitag0Al
IJniTalo, Pittsburgh, and ali points East.
1lninke tho Hooking Nalicy3 amt ranilInmiiGl
route TO Chicago aud tho Northwest; IL IL tic
shortest by slxty.alx miles, giving iiA0nRenil
than by any other lines
d. lnuta,. asSI WNt%S p 2, I n
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issitly Relief gslLfYgSA fEnrT9tiye, rilla, in IN
world, surpass hfISonder Inc most Xtray0gant
i~.niiralles Of -enchantment. Physicians aud
s ,sSSiES Sa ,iI sa 4 at u SP v " iJFi IiS 3 ElScS
e Observation-Disclosures Trae 3spIfHi4EiS 10 iRsSt!sSrr srs fiSI
moFtmaryclops enrosyaad Observation-Disclosures
tfffc, ana relieve the most WfetchGd Wain-slifI
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the Same ingredients ~ prepared bNthein41he
great success, which these wonderful remedies
tyre cpINt aptktaGhcping, lio~SiJilHARsat Sc
SSog!9InlnS tse mglgalSnks EagSthet
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SAkS AIAk!LLiAN RlSSOLyttNIs REApf
HADWAYSirl EBSyAt@ w4htSAtI
'par3glet IN the uFtoly % MpEdGygtT0ige
Ere Fdh e1nfimities afldf5 saSGs lR;d afSc0n.
sidefed asi0cufi0dc, dhhd kdreAlehtM l Ibt NA
most Astounding cures have been made thrUI
Ll9alsntfmadlcs Of some diseases that have new
en- been known tn he cured by medicine. n
SAFRfdIIX u,A 1hITors N Nine WON'T. SsthohhSatAaf
USgieSllINes, Briglts Disease Of The Kid
neys TINT nave been pronounced incurablc,
JstESE | 1Ssrc 5 S9s ,StSlSs ms G ST. !,
9tteecRedicines Ri&ges load RueShS d reach,
natebten cured m thc SAltSNfAWLLiAN
aaS rPIffs HIs9Dy pst'hA 49lllte
falsy, PARALYSIS, Dry fhreat-
ienssa1ymg tea1n tlaily irotbfng away lBFthe
limbs apl, geshvDiabelqs, -IhHohntafy aBist
elItasge brtNatcr ripgpiI the Aa11tp One
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'~1'F'fsg' y mi d.JSa,a n2iib, fp1
ia6ngomoSJely %ePd 4lIase plesScrllg
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wlichl . lnafd lof my descriptions 'wif 10 q
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Crestlinni q. igN5l u. M. G95 PIN. I 6.Bi A!ing
Pittsburgh. g:}5 1:25 MN, ,.3b pm,
WS4alaII,&i%S$!iSa;Sa 'gI rs J. I'm. s:aSS g%iiy eyE
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A Capital Of 100000 in Gold.

monihs and montha before the first issneiof
IHB DAILY GRAPHIC, the most extensive
preparations We're made, mrl today THE
GRAPHIC COMPANY has
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giSeNo, iplegy ny LolpnlIis MS ~ psm|
llu9 Il Through Car VIA Delaware To- ~prIag
llslI yc2ChiaDRgieGisl4 M''tHpbJ lagGk Al1
'ItHU q. III,
NsinSSP.l6 wv lisi Rlfw9ps-Sstod-w Sl
valley Railroad Nonnc,t With No. 1 tia,I.
PASSENGER TRAINS rchlrninH Rnke'at
19g"gRtptSH;A etjOF tuItta,msJO'd9to
~ and STEPPING cars
iIIBdJ ~ oDyhlI TralhS. (EQ " In9j
No. q lea lug Columbia at 2;35 4. Jn., on
iiNlIbpp UEs 1bIdath twphput detsaiIauSGgl
both Enc aud New York Central RldlwhyS i
arm Shs, ailSrw1H0 ODD on Monday IntL hntH Az
B.l0 Il. ~,
Fur pAHieuthi ] ra0ruatlon in afegaf1 tad
through, tichets time, conneetiols, etc TO. all
ptnta1llttiWlll, North dhd EOtl0t1tepIS tol
pr allcps 2. hphn, Columbus gQAiot. g..
.rJAS. PArIERsoS,s.
tEnt ~tDernetdil t@AnB qtIhialN Ids 9itb ~
} ni.iy 6.a41a al SGsGa aa2sRA4Aa od
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fNDinIUN iHrI tIhNvY FlNI VIIlftN'i
.bsbagiIe tlygrsi can
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parts of the world. r~Vr~uThR
In one word, any diseascAno mHttcf Ifffttf
Ayhah name daslgnatgds that is nourished or
ilegsased bk-bhl, iakpife, depraved, weak,
INN, walery or poisoned bloOd-can he cured
llYIS MbNAls SARSAPARILLIAN RE
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FFG@Sri " y,a,.. 3 !SSnr!l IL. jli:ffS5 IN. ~ hkt'u|
chi 8gS s;lgei Ia if29 lAGsR as!J
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READING, Pa, August 4, 1913.
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I0UO OR sTO RET
CHRISTIAN NEFF.

CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, Pa,
Respectfully invites the attention of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will con-
stantly keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskies Pure Rye Copper Distilled, Monnn-
gahela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN
Wines: Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Caret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, n. F. Rum
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And all others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, large lot of DEMIJOIINs
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
szfs- Orders promptly attended to, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
g NEFF.
Sunbury July 3, 1S60-1y.
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"CAMPHORINE" cures every pain, sc. Try
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to Materia Melica.
1t is specially adopted to constitutions sworn
down" and debitated by the warm weather of
Spring and Summer, when the blood is not in
active circulation, consequently gathering lmpu-
rites from sluggishncs and imperfect action OF
the secretvc organs, and is manifested by Tu-
mors, Eruptions, Blotches, Boils, Pcstucs, Scro-
fuIa, &c.
When weary and lanquid from ovorwork, and
dullness, drowzness and incta take the place Of
energy and vigor the tsystem needs Tonic to
build. up and help the Vital Forces to regain
their recuperatiys power;
In the heat Of Summer, frequently sthe Liver
and Spleen do not properly perform their func
tons the Uterine and Urinary Organs are in
active. PRODUCING weakness Of the stomach and
intestines and prcdispociton to bilious derange-
mcnt
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Extract of Jurubeba
is preparcu pirecty from the South American
Plant, and is peculiarly suited to all these diff
cultes it will cleanse the Vitated Blood, strcng
then the Life-Gvng Powers. and remove all
Instructions from impaired and cnfebled Organs.
1t should be freely taken, as Jurubeba is pro-
noanced by medical writer's the most efficient
Purifier, Tonic and Dcobstruent known in the
whole range of medicinal plants.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 1S Platt St., N. Y.
Sole Agent for the Unite. States.
Price, 81 per Bottle Send for Circular. J25, 4w
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DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Calicos, and everything in
the Dry Good line.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Qucensware, Glassware, and Wood and Willow
ware.
GROCERIES.
large assortment just opened, which consists
of Tea, Cofees Sugar, Molasses, Spices, Meat
Fish, &c. The Celebrated Allentown hand made
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Warranted to give satisfaction. In fact full
assortment of everything kept in rst-class store,
uan be had at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
for cash. Call and see the fine selection of new
goods, and be convinced that
+. j. BYROD'S,
near the Luthern Church, in Sanbury, is the best
and cheapest place to buy all kinds Of store
goods; No trouble to show goods.
April ., lS73.-ly.
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NEVER
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lay the Foundation for future evil consequences.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
are sure cure for all diseases of the Respira-
tory Organs, Sore Throat, Colds, Group, Diph-
iberia, Asthma, Catarrh, Hoarseness, Drynees
of the throat, Windpipe, or Bronchial Tubes,
and all Diseases of the Lungs.
In all cases of sudden cold, however taken,
these Tablets should be promptly and freely
used, They equalize the circulation sc the blood
mitigate the severity of the attack, and will, in n
very short time, restore healthy action to the nt-
fected organs.
Wdlls' Carboc Tablets are put up only in
blue boxes. Take no substitutes. II they can't
be found nj your druggists, send at once TO the
Agent in New York, who will forward them by
return mail.
Bon't be deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Price 25 cents box.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is IIlatt-st New York,
J25, '73.4wS Send for circular. Sole Agent for L S.