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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
BLOOD MEDICINE

Ever placed before the people, and are war
rantcd to be she most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbid
Scnsibility, Depression of Spirits, Demcntia
and Mciancholia
Bay Sold by all Druggists, and will be sent
by express TO all parts Of the country ny ad-
dressing the proprietor, G. EDGAR
LOTiiROF, NJ. D., ld3 Court street, Boston,
Mass, who may be consulted free Of charge
either personally or by mail. Send 25 cents
and get copy Of his Rook on Nervous
Diseases.
aug IA 1875 Iy
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
F FRANK GOES ARiMONIATED
II Le BONE SUPERPUOSpHATE

1Le BONE SUPERPIIOSPHATE
Having been appointed Sole Agent for
this State for the sale of the above old and
well known FERTILIZER, we shall al
ways keep a full supply on hand. Orders
entrusted to our care shall meet with
prompt attention.
The merits Of this Fertilizer arc too we'll
knewn and appreciated to require more
extended notice. We will only state that
each consignment is subject to the sevcrcst
analysis, and that the original standard is
fully maintained. Dr. II. PINCKNEY is
our travelling Agent, and any communica-
tions to US through him shall have every
care and dispatch.
PINcKNEY BROTHERS,
3 Commercial Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
feb IL 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Capital punishment Hanging or
the neck Of u pretty girl.
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NI!E.AP GuANO.
$40 PER TON.

Ills tiUANO was offered 1T the close al
las; sca>"n. Some 90 tens sold on lis own
n,cri:s a. per ;.naiy>i> o! !'ru,. Sirpa,d. AZ
sar as heard rom The II suits oil it, arrlir:,-
t;on have been fav"ralc To clo>c tile
ba ancs oi,hc cargo. offer il nj Sl0 per ton
cash. rnt up in new lasS Of 200 on,ls.
}. y. ROBSON,
Gs Fast pay, ] and > Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, S. {.
jan 8 ;ln.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

BE cheerful, contcntcd and liz ht-
hearted. Always remember that there
are others whose troubles are greater
than yours. In the family circle
show the sunny side Of your nature.
Don't SO around complaining, miscr-
able and unhappy. 1t is too much
like the uncomfortable custom Of the
ancient Egyptians, who never gave a
feast without ~ skeleton in full view
that they might not forget their
mortality.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Mamma" said q thoughtful young
ster8thNaother dny, show. old shall 1
~ !tla.i ~ Skinny ss.n;,i!
you live" "Wcll, suppose | don't
live, can't go right on having birth
days like George Washington y
There arc some older boys who would
like TO have their birthdays 'go right
on"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
Thc Cordial Balm 0fSyricunn
and Tonic Pills.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

However obacurc The ,ausc may be which
contribute 10 render nervous debility Il
a;seasc go prevalent, affecting as It docs,
nearly one-haIf of our adult population, il
Is melancholy fact that day BY day, and
year by year, We witness !, most frightfnl in
crease ofncrvou. affections from the slight
cat neuralgia 10 tho more grave and
KEeme forms Of
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

The only DOOR, SASH and BLIND
Factory owned andmanagod by 81 Caroin-
ian in this City. All work guaranteed
Terms CASH
Always on hand lagc Stock Of DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, Scroll
and Turned Work OF every description
Glass, White Leads, and Builders lard
ware, Dressed Lumber and Flooring
delivered i'll any part Of this State.
jan 22 1y
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NERVOUS rRoSTRATION.

is characterized by general ianguor or
weakness ofthc whole organism, especially
Of the nervous system, ohs,ructing and pre-
venting the ordinary functions ofnaturc;
hence there is tlisordcrcd state of the
secretions; constipation, scanty and high
colorcd urine, with an excess ofcarthy or
lime sediment, indicative of waste of brain
and nerve substance, frequent palpitations
Of the heart, loss ofmcmory and marked
irresolution OF purpose, and inability to
carry into action any wcll-dctincd business
enterprise, or to fix the mind upon any one
thing at time There is great sensitive
ness to impress though retained but short
time, with fickcring and iuttcring condi-
tion of the mental faculties, rendering an
individual what is commonly called Il
whtflc-mntlcd or nickle-nintled man
This condition OF the individual distress!
ing Ms il is, may with a certainty bccured by
THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
AND L0THROWs TONIC PILLS,
Medicines urivaled for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures Of all Ncr-
vous Complaints. Their efficacy is equally
great in the treatment and cure Of Cancers,
Nodes, Ulcers I'slstulc, Pimplcs, letter,
Fever, Sores, Ringwornl Erysipclns, Scald-
head. BARRIERS Itch, Scnrvy, Salt Rhenm,
Copper. Colorcd l'lotchcs. Glandular Swell
ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,
Discolorations, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores of every
character, because these medicines arc the
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NORTH CAROLINA ITEMS.

Neal Knox, the charlotte negro high
wayman, has been apprehsnded near
StatesVille, and taken 10 Charlotte.
Mr.. Briar Garner, OF Beaufort county,
killed four deer at one shot one day last
week.
John Williams, the murderer of Cohen,
at Whitaker's, EdgecOmbe county, WAS
convicted on Wednesday.
Gen. Robt. Ransom, Of this State, who
is now living near Richmond, has had
vote of Congress.
Sale of = blooded colt. Charlotte OBJ
server: The three year old colt Hard
ware, owned by q gentleman In this city,
was sold to another citizen on yesterday
for s., 900 in cash. He was sired by Lit
ties Colt, dam Bette Browning.
There is hanging in the office Of the
Southern Home, At Charlotte, q stalk of
oats raised from a single seed, by Mr.. ID.
II. Byrely, Of Charlotte. This stalk has
1872 heads on IL, averaging 20 grains TO
the head, having iT ali %, ,340 grains.
Samuel Ragland, the negro who COM
mitted rape on the person Of Mss Bed
good, in December last, was tried and
convicted Thursday at Tarbore.
The Commissioners ars now nsgOtia-
ting with the Western Union TslSErph
Company for the laying Of line between
Salisbury and Asheville.
TuonegrOes were cutting down q tree
near YAnceyVills, last weak, when the
tree suddenly fell, limb striking one of
the men and killing him instantly.
The Concord Register has this Interest
ing personal itsu: Our friends will eI
cuse the want OF interest in this column
this week, as much Of the time Ofths edi-
tor has been occupied looking after the in
terest of his new Democratic boy baby.
weldon News: On Monday Mr.. Geo.
Dixon, who shot and killed che negro
LOckhart at Red Hill Church, Edge
eOmbe county, some time summer before
last, was tried and found guilty of man
slaughter. An appeal will probably be
taken.
The new Methodist Church at Weldon
will be dedicated on the 2nd Sunday Of
this month. Rev. DIR. Deems, formerly
of this place, but now of New York, will
preach the dedieatory sermon.
A white man and q negro, employed
on a building in Asheville, got into
quarrel on Monday last, when the negro
pushed the white man of the third story
Of the building. Fortunately, he caught
on ladder, and saved himself from death.
The negro WAS put in jail.
The Raleigh Sentinel says: North Car
Olina comes TO the front on the egg ques-
tiOn this centennial year. c. ID. Christie
pliers, of Raleigh, purchased a large lot
of chen fruit yesterday, and I'm looking
over it he discovered an egg with the
picture of young chick, one inch long
and five-eighths of an zach high, as IL
sits, nicely daguerreotyped on one side.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

Mr.. Longfellow now uses for his library,
was occupied by Washington's military
family, as q rule pretty large one. a.
Generals "militsry family" ia HnSlish
psrlsnce, comprised his whole staff
Washington was not averse 10 a certain
amount of official splendOr, and was luck
ily rich enough to carry out his whim In
the matter of making his assistants a part
OF his ordinary household. Trumbull,
the artist, complained, rather sarcaStlcal-
y that he, for one, could not keep his
head up in the magnificent society OF thh
house. al now found myself, he averr-
ed, "in the family OF one Of the most dis
tinguished men Of the age, surrounded
at his table by the principal officers of
the Army, and in constant intercourse
with them. It was further my duty t.
receive company and do the hOHOrs or the
house TO many of the first people Of the
country" But Washington was thrifty
and frugal personally; and his ggnsrOus
maintenance at his own cost sf a sort Of
court was of great service to the colonial
cause. The owners Of the house amer
the Revolution were Nathaniel Tracy,
(whom Washington visited for an hour
in 1881 Thomas Russell, and DR.. An
drew Craigie. TalleyrAnd and I.sfay-
ette slept in il, and in 1888 Jared Sparks
commenced TO keep house within its his
toric rooms. Everett and Worcester, the
photographer, also occupied it for time.
and Nj. I.ongfellOW took up his abode In
itin 1897. At first he merely rAntsd .
room, establishing himself In Washing
tons southeast bed-chamber. Here he
wrote Hyperion" and ''VOicss of the
Night In the dwelling, in one room
and another, almost all his books, save
the two which date from his Bowdoin pro-
fessorship, have been produced. Long
fellow had not long been an occupant n
the house before he bought IL. It's tim
bers are perfectly sound. The lawn In
front is neatly kept, and across the street
there stretches green meadow AS far as
the banks Of the Charles, bought by the
poet TO preserve his view. Mr.. LOngfel-
low himself, as he draws near seventy, Ia
a fine picture OF beautiful manhood. IL
has been remarked By his friends that his
health has much improved since he de-
liVered his poem, ''AOTiturl SAlutaRuS," {"
az the fiftieth anniversary of his graduG-
tion. And all Cambridge, down 10 cSsl-
beavers and hod-carries, reEerss hin Dor
his bsnignity, aud remembers hlR net
only as a poet but as kind and gentle
Magazine.
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LougfelIOu's Residence at Cambridge.

Few private hOuses In the United States
are 20 well known as the residence of
Henry WadsUorth LOngfellOw, 80 often
has it been described by RfTectionate anti
quarians and enthusiastic pilgrims. 1t is
not only the home of Ourmest celebrated
poet; it also surpasses in historic interest
any building in New England, with the
sole exception of Faneuil HALL. Its age,
as compared with that Of other Cam
bridge houses, is not great. 1t was built
in 1893, by Col. Sohu Nassall, a firm 10y
alist, who fed 10 England in l77j, his
property I'm Cambridge and Boston hav-
inc been contiscated. Its next occupant
was Col. John Glover, bold little Mar
blehead soldier, who quartered some OF
his troops in the spaciOus structure
When Washington rode into Cambridge,
on sunday, June ?, l775, he was greatly
pleased with the appearance Of the house,
and, having had il cleaned, he establish
ed himself therein during the same
month. Martha Washington arrived at
the house in December, and Washington
remained in it until April Of the follow
ing year. The southeast room on the
first floor Washington took for his study,
in which the councils Of war were all held
during the stay OF the Commander in
Chief Of Cambridge. He slept just over
head, always retiring at 9 O'Clock. The
spacious room behiHd the study, which
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

ftably here than in any portion Of the
United States. Southern countries have
always been the best cattle and sheep
countries.
In conclusion, permit me 20 say that, so
long as the South Is mere cotton pianta-
ton for the benefit OF other sections, so
long she will never prosper, and will oc-
cupy ths same position towards the North
that India does TO England-imPOverish-
herself 20 enrich another section.
Yours, truly,
WM. j. SYKES.
Col. ID. {. TOpp, Holly Springs, Miss.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

MAKING IT WARArFoR HIH.-Ths Bur
lingtOn Hawkeye man says, the ether
night man who lives out sn Columbia
street WAS kept down town on business
until a very late hour and his wife knew
ing how cold he would be when he got
home, put an iron on the stove, and when
she heard him open the front gate she
jumped up, hurriedly wrapping the iron
in piece Of flannel chucked il in bed for
him TO warm his feet by. The man was
cold and taciturn and cross. He crawled
into bed with a growl, shuddered with
cold as he stretched himself out. Then
he gave yell that lifted the roof OF the
house, and Jam med his head through the
hcadboard, and screamed fire, and waltzed
ont on the floor and around the room in
the dark, straddling rocking chairs and
breaking his shins % bureau corners,
and knocking down the brackets with his
shoulders, and upsetting one or .wO
things, and filling the darkness With
weird, fantastic profanity. They lit a
candle and discovered beautiful photo
graph of a fiat-iron on the bottom Of he
mans foot, and il was found that the ran
mel had somehow got OF the fOot-warmer
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
IIEMLOCKG,

knew forest tranquil and august
Down whose green desgs my steps would oftea strsy
When leisure INST my life as dew meets duet.
Proud spacious chsstHuts vsred each winding way,
And hickorss in whose dry boughs winds were shril
Ana tremuioEs Nhite-boIed birchss Here one day,
strolHug beside the searce-lgld steel Of viii,
found q beautiful monastis grove
or old priueval h.Hlocks- living -ti..
Round Il the forest rusisd, flushed and thTovc.
Bat here were only silence and much gloom,
As though some sorcerer in dead days had wOve,
with solemn charIzs sud muttered words Of doom,
A eogent spell that said to time "De7art;''
And locked it in the oDIirisn OF tomb.
Thick ts aoor uhsrs scaHt ferns dared 90 start,
With tAwny needles, and an Cd spring lay
Limpid as crystal in its daIky Asari,
Vaguely enough can languass ever say
Whzt soasre and fantastic dresuls, for Iae,
Held shado.y revsl in ny thought that day
How stern simfltudes would dimly be
or painted braves that gro2ed about their king.
Or hos in crimson fred ght would see
some ghosfly war-dsEce uhose weak cries took wing
woirdly away beyond the groves dark brink;
or hov seemed 10 watch ty that old .riEg
The tinid phantom deer steal up to drinz
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

Follow, follo~. little sheep,
Der the dreary world.
Follow, soon ye shall sleep,
safe froR vet and cold.
Lingsr not, oh tagging feet
Night will soen be here;
Weary shepherd fsin would greer
Wife and ohildr.E dear.
IL his cot the IRE barns bright.
szpper's sr-sdy laid;
Rahy waits TO say goodnight.
IRE he gees to bed
Little ones run in and ost
watch beside the gate;
"whst can father be about,
That has home 80 ls,e'"
Mother makes The ashes bisEs. .
Baby smiles 10 see;
Tells them hov some EaAderer stTays
From the hsck and Ne.
Whilst the children warmly sleep,
On the drsAry void,
Father STAYS tili all his sheep
Are safely in the fold.
lngsr not, oh h!laggiAE feet
Darksogns night Is He1r;
Weary shepherd fAin Wsuld greet
Wife ond children dear.
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TRUSTEES SALE

pY virtue Of Deed Of Trsst executed by J. n.
ID Crops on the 18th dsy 81 June 1874. duly regis
tered Ia the Registers once OF Madison County.
nesseS on ths same day. in Trust Deed Book Nc. 3.
pages le6 and lO7 and TO Trustee, will expose
{" public sale at the CoErt House door Jackson
Saturday, March llth, 1876,
ths following described real estate living in said conn
u District NO $, bounded the north hy c. Har-
riS land the east by J. r. SCOTS land the south
by said Scott land, and on the by Nm. Mares
land-containing rs acres, more less.
Also other tract in the CoHntv and State
and District, bounded the north by Darlington
land, the east by Harris land the south by viii
liams land. and on the west by said Williams land
containing acres.
Terms Of Sale Cash. The title believed TO he good
bat only sell and convey trustee
fsbl2-4N. J. &. HARRIS Trustee.
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ClaIGGFy Sale Of Real Estate.

ChWcery Nide 81 the ComHoH LG,r d3d
ChdHceyy Court ~ the County 81 Rdd-
isoH.
". H. Brown vs. Caesar Washington
DY virtue OF decree oi sale rendered az IN. l,>t
ID Term OF the Common Law and ChaHCsry CoErt o.!
Madison County-Chancery Side, viii Ga
Saturday, March llth, 1876,
offer Tor ssle the highest and best bidder %. Mouth
door % the Court House iu Isckson. T.tp. certain
lot parcel - ground I'm Jackson Madison Coauty.
Tenn bounded a. follows to-Wit;
beginning az stake on Paul Persons southwest cor
urr runs thence with Polk 2ls frgt stuks
whore Brown Polk street: thence uu-fh
ith Brown street - feet stake thNn,"
12G feet 20 stake IN PaUl Persons Hus- th-uv -oafh
9s feet 90 th. be ginning.
TEas SNLE.-The aboNc lot viii BE- -.!l %. cred
70 OF eleven months The purchaser will De repaired
give note with good security and lien retained
secure the payment of ths purchase money.
d NJ. WISDOM a.. 4 "
fehle4w. Hv ". J.. VtsEY- b &. * N.
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ChalGGEy Sale Of Real Estate
IN the Chdacerg side of tbs Common LRJr
and ChdEcory Court II TIE CU,tEty ef
H0diSoa.-R. ID. Ne. IO9S.

NodiSop.-R. ID. Ne. 1O9S.
}. ". FreeliEg st al ". l. ;. Dostick ct a.
DY virtue Of decree OF Sale rendered in this cause
ID at the January Term. 1875 Sf ths Chancery Side
OF the Common Law and Chanccry court cf the County
Of Madison will
Saturday, March llth, 1876,
ocr for sale the highest and best bidder in front Of
the North door Of the Court House IN Jackson Tenn
OF land lying In Madison CouHv. Tenn. which
bounded aud described as follows. to-uit:
beginning At J. c. harris nCrthvt tst conner runs
thence south 81 - chains isucs West ~ R5le
chains 10 double white oak; thence north Q $500
chains 10 stake. two post oak pointers theRcc west
p chains 90 stake, post spanish and three rod eak
pointers thence Rorh Is ohsins To stake spanish ant
red oak pointers thence 67 "a 80 chains toa stsk
thence south 5Tls east 23SOlOO chains 90 the heSin
nsg-Cuntainins 154 A5-lOO
TEENs SALE.-The above i=nd will ~ Fold for
hfth cash, balance in one, aud three wears FuT
chaser required give notes with good personal
ty and lien retained 10 secure deferred payments
u. NJ, M,MISDOh. {. Nm
fchl2tV. BY u. /. NESEY, Il. G.. & N
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SOUTH-w ESTERN
BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.
UACKSON. TENNESSEE.

TVNHE Of this In itntigu will
Il MoSpAT. ArSCsT Jnth ls75-
FACULTY.
wM. SHELTON, D. d, President and Profes-,r of Nat
urAl Science
q. ". JARMAS, Professor Of Ancient Languages.
H. c. IRBT, Professor of Mathematics
r. ". JONES, Principal In Preparatory Department
LHW DEPARTMENT.
JUDGE T. J. FREEMAN,
GEN. A. W. CAMPELI. Professors.
JUDGE II. 4. JACKSON,
Hates OF TuitIOn--Per Term Of Five
Months.
Prep@CstOry Department, f1O. 90
Collegiate Department S25 90 20 fso. 20
Contingent Fes aO9
Tickets Of admission bs secured ros the Ssore
tnry by payment u cash in advance, note In bsk
Tor ninety days
Board, exclusive OF lights and washing, SIG per month.
This Institution Is characterized by strict dlscisne.
good moral and religious influence and thorough ia
sruction. Young taught 10 think and proper
ly prepared for the active duties Of life None
tained who will not submit to the government Of the
school.
Sons Of ministers who are actively engaged in the
work, also all preparing for the GOSPEL ministry
ccived free "t all tuition fees.
July Il \. r. SAYL.E, Ssc'y. -
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CLITT'O N
MASONIC ACADEMY.

Located at Clifton, Wayne County, Ten
nessee.
The Session Of this Institution will open on
Monday, February 7th, ZIG. %.
TTNHE school buildings connoa oil adapt
L ed for educational purposes Clifton j. Of the
hsalthiest towns In the State, The school is IN -four
ishins condition, and all the branches thoroughly taught
Board be obtained from $s 10 elO per month
erythng included For further information address
Prof. d. b. JOHNSTON, Principal, and send for
school circular ianTl I'M
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Saturday, March IIth, 1876,

onsr sale the highest bidder front Of the Court
House Door in the city Of Jackson Madison county The
rSal estAe mentioned in said decree, to-vit:
A certain tract Of land lying and being in Madison
County, State Of Tennessee, and bounded follows:
BeginEinE with stake on the West boundary hns Of
the Sna II feet North Of white oak marked
with K running East until IL strikes the East bOunda
~ line: thrnee south a black oak, the Southeast
corner Of the original thence llG poles stake
= corner Of C. StsWat; thence South - poles 10 AL
other corner Of J c. Stewart near bluh; thence ia
poles West 70 stake the Southwest OF the orig
insl tract thence North TO tbs beginning
Terms Of Rale.-Said land will be sold upon credit
Of seven months purchaser executing note with ap-
proved personal security bearing per cent interest
from date and eh retained on the iaEd until the same
Il paid. Equity Of redemption barred
JOHN Il FREEMAN, CLERK.
H. ". HCCorry, Sol fvbll-fw.