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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
3eit8emaBe Santtdts WaBrcacln
tlt WetpsSrledlS.

Wew Orlean8, Va, IS. Wtai. = Die
SiliS <Sanitata= =affo5iation bat oemRiBitanoe
i'm gocult=@rOue=Srieobofe ein @uOe gemadt,
iuOem iie ben alten5rieObof nit 3tuet SUB @roe
bebedte ulto nit GraS linb @etraioe ani6cte.
alle Seeroiguugen iusrben iebt in benz uersen,
81 Dfeilen BON bier entfernten Sriehboie uorge=
nontnlsn. Der Hlab, an welden Die abfalle
abgelaasrt ipuroelI, lit NIT elmer ciilen SUP tie
len SaIfidlidlt bebect moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
9totijen.
Cine !Harte.

Cine Harte.
Nn aae, fpeldbe an ben So9en BON SuSenoinnoen,
nerp6ier Sdmddbe, gntfrdituns, gserluit Der Wtanz
nestrat &C. leben. fenoe id oitenfrei elm Resept,
oas fe furrt. Dieies aroBe Seilmttel iuuree pon
einem DhfIondr in Sabzslmerita entoedt. Sdidt Elm
abreifrtes @ouuert on Reu. Soepb z. Snman, Staz
tion 8, R.zg. eitp.
(San, 1St. &m.i i.a.3D
SAT-, 1Ieiihmann & Gomps VreBbsie
Compressed yeast).
Da man entoedt bat, oaB uiele Nababmunsen unz
ferer Seie iid i'm Martte befinoen, 70 bat ole dtte
Yre6befe unieres Sabrltates auf ieoem Padete ben
Namen unierer 5irma. Ine anoeren inb Siadabz
mun9en.
yaan perlanse BON ieinem Grocer GafL TIeifd)=
usanm & Gontp's VreBbefs. 2dslid 6riid!
Sabrt=Depot: Itr. "a, 9tOro=Gutaw=StraBe.
(Marst9,13 9. y. 9ennett, @ei6ditsfabrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
9r. &abmaB's 9tesulireuhe Piaen.

SOatOmmen sei6madlOs, elegant nit ilssm G5ummi
iiberBoQen, reinigen uno re9uren ods Spftem puben
aus unb itdrtefl. Slr Die 9eluns non alien lnorbz
uunsen bes Da9ens, Der eeber, Der ginseueioe gie=
ren Blaie, gterueneoen, 3opIneb, 8erttopluno I'M
uerbuuliGfeit, 9pSpcpite Gaueutrantbeiten xteber.
@5eodrneentBlnoun9, @edipire uno ole GtorunoeIt
Der innerIidleu Sr9ane iino Jiabtpa1's IilIen 6as
Seilmittel, eeiien poue gBirfung mir aaronttren.
Sic itno ausihlte6ltb aus Yaentoifen 6ereitet un6
iddbIifen Stoiie.
aS- Dian merle fib foIsenbe Spmptome, bic aus
Storun9en oer 8eroauunSs SOr9ane beruoraebeu;
Bertopfuns Der @inseweioe, Gei1pure, Slutan<
eran9 na4 oem Sopfe, Via9enldure, Nei9nn9 Bnn @r=
6reheD, SoSbrennen paen aegen aie 5ta1ring,
Sdipere I'M WtaseI, aures 9uitoBen, Sriiten o6ey
Mopien III ber DerS9rube, BetGubun9 i'm 8opfe, be-
leuniates unb erl6fpertes 2Itbembolen, oersopjen,
etibl 6er Gritidul, peHn in ilegeroer SelluRg, ,eE=
len ODER Gtreiien Dor ben @uaen, 6ieber, itanpies
Sopflpeh, Wauge an Shlpeis, @el6beit uon Saut une
auaen, gdmerSen In Der Sette, Bruf uno @Ie6ern,
Iiesenoe Sse uno Brdeln, un6 SreInen in ben Bfuss
teln Il. (. 10.
gBenise DOZEN uan 91ooipap'S Billen iperben bas
Spftem uon oil Den o6en9enanHten lebeln befreien.
Erets: % Gents Die Sdodtel. 81 baben In ben
apothefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
Gnt3ilnbung Der Slalc nuS Der
giieren,
II hroniifen 8aIlen BON rueiBem SluB un6
Wlutterleiben.

Bel G5ei6wulien, Snotcn, 8erbdrtunaen uno Ipphiz
lttiiden 9eidpiren, lBoeriuft; bel alsemeiner
gSunobeit Der aeble, @ei6miren un0 3uberculo Der
Sno4eneriueidun9, bei Acknowledgements in alien
oieien Ihredl1en 4rantbeitsformell, no ieoe Stnoe
Der Grien5 cine Warter f no Der meuihlibe 9orper
ene pollitdnoi9e Jne seuoroen, errest oiees srose
4eioenben. Su ioI1eu SdGen, mo- alle Ereuoeii 6es
SebenS benz Seioenoen ab9el6nitten erIbeinen siebt
es our6 etne punoeruole, fat iibernotiriie SeiIz
Grtften3 fuieoer.
Bel Den sepobnlideH Sauttrnntbeiten, nit benen
Seoer me9r ooer pen9er 9epla9t it, piro oieles Ditta
6laiten IN ben bartnddigfen 5daen eine uoafommefe
1eilun9 befpirfen.
ebronil9 9etoenoe iolten Elm Qiben nit jtu6l sla<
balbes Sutenb, ooer $i.0O pro ,Safhe. Set alien
apotbefern Su ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
@er fantt etnett b5Sest Gals
Derfrnneff9

9tiemanb brau9t ibn sii ertragen. 6ance'S
anoornsSgrnp Syrup Of Horehound) beilt
alle .6alslsiben gritnclid5. Preis 25 Gents.
Bon 5etb Q. 6aHce gr. 108, Wef BAL
.timoreitr Be- 81 besisbeil. (150-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
Sera1t6,sm9 eines Yoitamts.

Sn0tana p0Iis, Sn0., 70. Wfat.-Oas
&egiTtratious=0 =0epartement ipuroe beute friib
uni $3.50 nnb 80 regiitrirte Sriefe beraubt.
Ser &aub murbe oeriibt, na6bem Die Spinoe
geDffnet luorben mar, ltilb tndbreno ftd) Der
Glerf 6r. 8eni. 9tteb aui eiuen au9snblid in
ein anitobenoes 3inImer begebeu bate. Der
Sieb id)eint nit Der 2ofalitdt gsuau pertraut
geipelen gu ieiu uHo bate es oernlutbli6 auf
einen beoeutenOeu 8etrag in pierpro3entigen Sc
funSirunss -Gertififaten ebgeiehenr melde seitern
4beno eripartet murher, ieoo6 nidt antamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
Wsiitter, aebratd,t spomeu,s TEE

THING CORDIAL, Gin n,uuerldifses Ylittel
ge9en gsiosH Der Sinber; ss si6t iein bsheres
9egen aolif, Maaenidnre uno Darmbef1perz
ben. gu 25 Gents bel apotbetern gu baben.
(Mpr20, l2M2tel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16

Sie anpenbuus bes .Reabn Belief nm her
ooer oen letoenoen Stelleu uirb aIs6aIh beboatd5e
erletbterins peribafen. 9reiBig bis letbSsia Iros
pen oaoon IN enem bal6en3rinf9as pon gBnier uers
SoobrenneH, 8opiibmerSen, Siorrboe, 9iifentero.
S9llt Sldhun9en in ben Gtn9etueioen uno ollie inner
Hden S6mer5en beilen.
oRetlenoe lolten INNER cine isInI6e BON 9faoiuaus
sW { a. 6elter bel itdl tra9en. Beniae 1ropfen
eaoon III gSaer setban 6eugen aQen aranfbeiten unS
zen oanIt 9ertniipIten geben ole aus bem &jcbralIe
i1ledten geaierS entiptingen, Dor. gs 1T elm beI-
lefer Stlmulant ais iranSofider 8ranob ober git=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
Weerse Ylitt's
Central. Gi5ett9iekerei

slsrsst,e6e boa 9ewtraI= ans Gaitertlsapenne
gus. Hnb e@miebearbeit iesIiaer art ipiro au
asinrri&mleit uirS aui gitsnar6eit }ir 8auten, TO-
mie i4tungen fur Brnuereien, G6Iddllereen uno
: r81deseieu uerwonbt. YieTbefaG ginri6tulg UNI
Gddnbw fhS 3dHier un6 @ottesadu cine gpesios
.fItat (Npr, 22.12Dfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
&aowaD's n8eaop SseIief"

wirS augenblidlife 6iilfe iGaffen bet
Gnt3anounsen Der Niereu,
@nt,Maoungcn Der 9la,e,
0eoarm=Gntjiinou
&alSsSeioen, stitbma,
Seriflopfen, 9Dptberia,
Ssgitcriidlen Amiaues,
,,.. Sranne, GatarrB,
Snfluenja, Sopftpeb,
sIabnidlmerjen,
Nenralsia, Rbcuntatisnus,
SsaItes umo beiBeS fSieber
Ssnbncrau9ei, iSroItbeulen.i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
@olfe,tbr,td,.

9ouispille, &p., Is. Dfai. - Gin gHol-
fenbrucb ergoB iih beute Mfitta9 iiber ben url-'
tersn Gbeil oisjer Gtaot uHo ridtete groBen
Sma6sts an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
9fr. III.
Srief Ses
M9tb. Sburlom @eeo

in gmpfeblnNO bon Or. 9aSuabs n
petlnlttel1, nab benz @sbraud, bsriefbeu W
iudbrenb mehrcrer Sobre.
Reipsgort, ben4. Sonuor "a
gsertber Serr gtadJ6em id5 felt rffrAssrsn Sl
Sbre SeiImitteI sebraut sa6e, 5uert i'm 3sssI. aSs
nit p0lem Yertrauen, nadoem i'd ibre 2BtftfGMSsst
empiunben bate, 9ereht es mir uidt peniser 6ssSe
Sergnigen ais iCb es aud fir meine Bft halte, ben
9uSen anSuerfennen peIdsI mir pon oeInIelben ems
piaisen 6aben. g8ir ereifenNbu ben Yi1en, 10 oIt
Die 9otbnenb9teit es erfor6ert, uno Gets ~
Dini6ten @riol9e. Oas 9fedbn Reliet4
beiier bedrie6en ueroen, ais hurtb ietuen e9es
LID unb fin6en a beidnbig Die perbe6ene enoerIng,
aufrid3ti9 Der Sbrise
(9eSei6net) Sburlot tp gpeebt
Srn, Sr, RQop1p,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
eeieE
D8aHd) uuo @abr."
nEalsa and Tr,,a ,,

Gesen ginienouns elmer Bofmorte an Raondp6
Comp. 9tr. 50, NarrenzStr. Aetp s)ogf, ueroet 3hr
Sniorlnoton erbalten, ipelhe EanIfnSe mertb 1T,
[apriSDlont, Wsttu, ,6rtg. .tip&a aB.l 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
satt aleiia,mamm & eomp's yrebbsie
Ueue an5eigen.
Baltimore fire 9n(uranfe Of'fs
aui Der
Giinweif>G >Gde berSnutb> II. @ateritr.

geit mebr, aIs einem balben Sabrbunoert etablirt,
nerfd5ert se9en Serlui ooer Ssltdolguns oar 6euer
in 6er stab ober aui oem aanoe, aui alle Nrten pom
Gi9entbum.
Bieie G5eleaidaft felt audi immerwdbreube e
ODER permanente Yolicen aus.
gsm. q. S,arriiom, Erdioent.
Direttoritim:
Dauib g. Qgillon, .. 3. Schooner,
ssrancis Z. Sting, Sr1ile Sor,Dib,
3enrp Carroll, W. gS. 3aplor,
2Dm. 8. Brune, George {. Sarriion,
s.. BON 8apif, gSn. 8. PenuinstOn,
S. Gobert Sentin5, y. Ml6ert 8iter5,
6. Uforton Gtelpart, Wtenoe5 @oben,
Samuel &. George, Jun.
(Sunit8-O ~. x. Ymrdj, setr.
9ieIe Sorte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
q. q. q.
&ao'uaD's S9mcr;enitiller


&ao,uaD's S@mer;enitiller
(Ready Relief
Die i9limmiten S9mrr3en in l bis 90
0finuten.
Stets TT tueni8er, ais ether Stunoe.
" iema b
mer INNER oieie stnSeise lieft, brau6t Sdnrer,
sen ntebr gu erbulosu.
RaSwap's Sdmer,snliusr
beitt ieoeu sdmers.
@s 'par Sas critic uno lit oas ei,,iiee
S9nlcrS uertiI9enOe Mittel,
bas i'm au9en6lide Den qudenbiten Qeoen giuboIt
tbut oos @ntSinoun9en be6t uno @on9eitionen beiIt
mo9en iIe nun IN ben eun9en, Dem Dl1qeu, ben Gins
9efpeoen, ben 8rien o6er onberen Slraanen ibren
Sts bdben, oaS alle SdmerSen itilt Del einmafiaer
aenipenoun9 tu ets 90 Deinutctt-iue letr ne oiId
ben Rbeumatiiden, Settld9erisen, Sttuadben, Ser
triippeen, Herp0ier, Gi6titcben ooer an ionftioer
Stantbet Seoenoen audIen m6sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
Selearapbiid)e Sepei9en.
Observation-Disclosures.

[Seridte Der nIfiocirten Breiie. fnr ben rSeuti9,
gorrelpouoeHten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
9r. 8ao,pay'S
Sar(aparillian ReCOIufnt,
6as pOriiia!ihs slltreiniounos Mlittel

'0'F''3F -7tFFENts
Seranoerunsen, tpie iie benbad,tet uno empiu,,s
oen toeroet', uno fpie &c t6glidl tIadl oettt
Weoraudle tpent9es @abeM porfon,rIeir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16
2 d. ~ I II D I It d. t

Der eunsen, tubercatoier Bohtiis, sfropbeIn, ppbz
Iitif6en eeioen SinIbipinoen Degenerntion @efiuts
rem oer eren, 3udcrtrantbeit, gSaeruerbaltuna Init
a9enbltdIider Stnoerung, no atbe0er ae6raudt porz
ben iino, omtt Die tmerSbaite aunenbun9 oiees Sns
itrumentS unnOtbia matenb, Slaienein uno in alien
6dQen BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-16

n Wtartt uno Soties
Sono Dom 10. Wfai, 1890 9fad)m. -
Sereini9te StaQten Sbligationen - neue
4zproi, l04G, neue 5iinfer 1864, Al pros.
1094.
8ariS, Is. Mai. - Sfenten 113 5rancs
674 Confines fir Yrief.
gonoon, 10. Dfat, llbr NaGm. -
eonols SO 1916 fir @elb uno 98s fir 9rief.
Gonb0n, Is, Seat, llbr Rad)m. -
9as Snllten in Der Sanf BON @n9laiio" bat
wdbrenb Der pergan9enen @o6e nm e263 900
ab9enomnien.
Dos gerbdltniB Der 8anf ReIerb. III ben
Serblnolidfeiten, luel9eS lette 8ode 81 1l16
Pro5ent betru9, lit jett 514,
paris, Is. Nsai. - Gontanten in Der
pSant non 5rautretd" nabmen ipdbreno Der
osrlofienen gSo9e um 8,05O,O 5rancs su.
Gntwerpen, Is. Wtai. - Petrolelm
2l3 Sranc8 fir gereinigtes amerif.
eiperp OF, Is. Wait 1880 Ra6m. -
Saumipolle feiter, DsitreIiorte Sberlanoer
Z; 90, SrleaiIs z; Die beutiqen @erfauie
betruaen 10000 Ballen.
&urie sedbeIospe5d,eu.
= Die gant BON @altilien bat $500 Iftien
Der Youper=auertier'iden iranS1iiidlen 8abel=
geie1lfait gefouit,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12

'SIaInaQ pun s,sI SSnLQ I'm .fu pos
x n "slS unllInVD pun uol1urisu "A 10 10, pun
o!u'"j!ln0 '"osourLI JUS ''slJv 'usD pun ls5juIu
100 - UIvNOQaU II u
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12
Young Woman.

A true woman is the best ana most
beautiful Of all earthly things. Beau.
ly Of person, however, grace or man
ncr, elegant adornmcnts of dress and
glittering jewels, can never, with
sensible people, constitute real beau
ty. he true worth of woman, is to
be counted in goodness of heart, no.
bi'ity of soul, gen,leness Of temper,
and purity Of character. Upper
says, "Beauty is modesty, and grace
is fair retiring girlhood." Beauty of
lace, of form, and Of manner is
dangerous endowment Beauty Of
soul is Il priceless jewel, which never
losses its worth and lustre. The
beautiful external form, has the
greater need to seek, possess and
cultivate a loving and pure nature,
in order to be better prepared for the
decay Of surface attractions.
Young women Of right may hold u
constant influence over their Young
gentleman acquaintanccs, because
there is among young men very geu-
orally, a conviction of woman's SUI
perior nature. Let not your manner
tcnd i'll any way to lower the exalted
position which You are accorded, but
rather seek to held continued sway for
the advancement Of fhigh-toned moral
principle. Di>countcnance the use
OF vine and cards. Let not religion
be Jerlded i'll your presence, and most
of ell, let your own manner in the
sn' ial circle, or in the house of God,
Indicate that you are Of vain aud
tIliling spirit. Let your presence
bring with 1t halo OF light. You
are not to weave the woof of life for
self. a wise teacher has said, none Of
us live to ourselves. Gcntlcness aud
true love, are woman's sceptre and
diadem. They are the irresistible
magnetic forces which attract and
conquer, and let love to Christ be the
moving power Of your life. Seek the
beautiful adornments he gives; they
are more to be desired than gold or
precious gems of earth. BE true
woman
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12
n UMi}EEe ~

and figs of the South; we will sip the
wires Of California and the sherbert
Of Florida, cooled with the ice of New
England, and the whiskey of Ohio,
sweetened with the snowy sugar Of
Louisiana; postprandi.lly we will fill
the calumet of peace and fraternal
love with the fragrant weed of Vir-
ginia and Maryland, and light it from
the petroleum lamps of PennsyIva-
MIA; and while we smoke, our choir
will sing Lang Syne" led by Texas,
and "Woodman, Spare that Tree"
led by Michigan. Should any wish
for more, then we will call on Mary
land for "Aloore."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12
From Col. LipsC0mb's Address
before the National Grange
in New York

Our space iorbils our printing the
whole OF Col. Lipscomb's eloquent
and humorous speech in ans wcr to
the rc, option welcome ut Conan
daigua \. \. last week, but we quote
the following patriotic extract:
"M hllc we complete ih. strong and
beautiful temple, let II, plant around
1t III iraternal juXtaposition and
pleasing contrast the signing pincs Of
Maine and the towering cd-woodS of
Carliiornla; the hemlock and naples
Of The great North with the mugno.
LA, orange, 1--we oak and l.almctto Of
the sunny South; let us cntwinc thcil
hong lis with the grape tendriIls ct
Ohio and kentucky. Under tn Sc
graceful arches and umbrA 51ous cano.
pies let Us, with our Worthy Master,
"iicSr name lypIiics The 'aihcr o.'uur
race, rs the grand patriarch OF. the
family, spread oar harvest feast,
composed Of the pis,al offerings OF
Virginia, Maryland, New England
and their lakes, the prairie. fed beef
and game OF Texas aud the great
West the luscious hams OF Onio, anJ
the pearly rice OF the Carolipas, tie
savory loavcs of the West an the
gelden butter Of Ghemung and Go
shen, the rosy apples and pears of
the North, ana .hc oranges, bananas
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12
OFFICE COUNTY CHAIR MAN.
DEMuCK:TlC PARTY,
NGEBUKG County,
Sec try pro tan.

n...-.,-- :. ;, -
y, 80 " i>''. - io''
~. w 49,, "' - :? '"s
n ~ ""' W."
~ " '"'N' ~ 'e" ''!S
w. ' '"' .'''''''" ''>'
,r C,I 'I - Wv ''''s VI
and .,,,od :. I;, ~ ". "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12

meeting was held at Barnwell
{. H., on The Goth, to take into con-
sidcr't'on the building of cotton
factory, and to adopt suitable measur-
cs for lis immediate construction. Tho
prospect seems to be very favorable.
The Anderson "lntelligencer" says
that the mountaineers, Of the State,
claim that they can raise 1000 cab.
bagcs per acre, and soil them at 10 to
10 cents apiece. This is equal to 90
acres in cotton.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER L..

how you stand, and you will thus
easily keep up your organization, and
you Will have set an example worthy
of the emulation Of the other Clubs
i'll the County, which | shall hold up
to them for their imitation. 1t may
be said that 1t is too early to organic 8
for the next campaign. In answer
to this, remember, that the more you
neglect your organization, the more
you fall asunlcr and the harder it
will be to rc-iorm your line, when the
time for action comes Don't lose
the touch of the elbow. Become
accustomed to work together har-
moniously and bravcly! "Eternal
vigilance is the price Of Freerlom."
That political freedom we now enjoy
was too hardly won, TO risk by in
difference. Hampton himself could
hardly redeem the State, were she
lost agaih. Could yoL have seen
Mackay here only this week press
ing AMI prosecuting his contest for
the scat Of O'Connor in Congress:
codld you have heard the ingcnous|y
vindiclive testimony ot'his swift and
ready witnesses, who live right here
Strewn broadcast over our County,
and ut your doors, you would realize
that Your enemy is viyiant whether
we are or not 1t Is an old latin
maxim "FJs r>t oJ hDSts ,lo.eri," that
is: II is right To learn from he enc
my. And here is II lesson to the point,
and OF vital Importance Accept
then, my friends, my warm sympathy
III TINS your praise worthy movement.
irricrt your reorganization, and
keporl; Hen'W for duty! All well
Post Number One AMI the other
Clubs, seeing your g,ol wor,i3,'
Will form line, dressing IN you, and
We Will present ready, beautiful
and nnbroken front, before the dan
ger signal will have sounded. Thus
organized there is safety. there is mu-
tu;l confidence and security! Thus
organized, we shall deserve and
achieve success.
| regret THAI pressing luties pre-
vent my accepting the kind Invita-
tiun Of your President, Col. b ,rton to
be present Il. your meeting. On some
other occasion Shall be happy in tn
discharge of my duties to meet you,
and elaborate and emphasize the
views herein expressed.
DO your du,y, my fellow citizens in
this important matter of fully re.
organizing, and may Heaven which
permits not u sparrow to fall to the
ground, without his knowledge, bless
these and all proper cnors Of our
people to re lcem, to possess and to
hand down 10 their children, their
goodly heritage of their States IN.
cient rcnown, and Eer perpetual
veal.
| have the honor to be your friend
and fellow w-citizcn,
MALCOLM !. BLowSINu,
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Let 1t Pass.

BE not swift to take offence:
Let it pass!
Anger is foe to sense;
Let it pass!
Brood not darkiy DER wrong,
Which Will disappear ere long;
Rather sing this chcery song
Lei 1t pass
Let it pass
Strife corrodss the purcst mind;
Let it pass!
AS the unrcgartcd wind,
Let ii pass
Any vulgar sous that live
May condvmn without rcpricve;
lis the noble who forgive.
Let j, pass!
Letit pass.
Echo not an angry word;
Let it pass!
lhlnk how often you have erred.
Let it pass,
Since our Joys must pass away
Like tho dcwdrops on the spray,
Wherefore should our sorrows s,av :?
Let it pass.
Let it pass.
If for good you've taken i'll;
Let il pass.
Oh, be kind and gentle still.
lie: il pass.
Time At last makes all things strai. .;ht;
Let us not. resent but wait.
And our triumph shalt be great;
Let it pass
Let it, pass,
BID your anger to depart;
lie, it pass.
Lay those homcly words to heart:
Let il pass :"
Follow net The 4 ddy 'lrong;
BETTER to lie wronscd than wrong;
Ihcrciore.ning the CHEEKY song
Let 1t pass
Letit pass
al The Icm BOUND.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12
Vance on Grant.

Ex-Gov. Vance Of North Carolina
said 70 a newspaper correspondent
the other day: "rhe South love
Grant ! love the devil. For him we
have only the btterest hatred. His
policy Of reconstruction should bs
punished i'll hell, the flames of which
will not long be withheld from the
tyrant. lie was Il militia ry despot;
without IL spark Of principle; without
knowledge Of civil government or
honesty in his Ignorance thereof; as
utterly unfit TO preside over the Unit
ed States as any man they could have
selected. The South will remember
him with curses as long as memory
stands. We would support Conkling
rather than Grant"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12
P. G.. ca N n On

ONE DOOR EAST OF
DIR. A. G. Dukes Drug store.
PRICE. I.IST
Breech- Loading single barrel Guns
tiom sI5 up.
Double barrel .Brccch- Leaders from
S27 up.
Single barrel Muzzlc Leaders from
81 so up.
double barrel Muzzle. .Loulcrs from
81 so up.
7 shot Pistols from 81 % to sS 30.
5 shot Pistols 32-lOO from s. 80 TO
SIS SO.
Smith & Wesson 32.1oO sl2.
9 3S 100 Sl3 -.
Al 100 from SIG to
S25. All Of these pistols are cen
tre fire with automatic cartridge
eXtractcrs.
Also Hardware Of every drscrip-
ton, ut prices corresponding with the
above Call and examine gool> and
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed in
both.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-12

Congressman Evins thinks that
Ex,Governor Seymour, Of New York,
and Mcdonald ofIndiana is the tick.
ct to win the Presidential ra CO Of
1880 for the Democracy.
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TIIIL
CLOCK, MATCHMAKER
EeR;s"AEgsE:Hs.

Time and tick both wantcl are.
For Watch and Clock and people here,
lftick you need. or time to -"t
Just -auntvr roiind To Chivir;t..
For twenty wears and two, he's spent
In learning how his arts to know.
l'v s,crial Providence hes sent
TO OrangrhurG tha, ant to show.
If Il Watch will keep no time,
And if Il Clock will give no tick,
lis Just because you'vc missed thi. line
Which tells OF good work, true and unicE.
If your Watch will keep II" time
Go t" II. DcChivicttc;
If your Clocl; will give no tick.
Go to L Dcthivicttc
"rirk and time" are nee c! here
BY tanners, Doctors. LAWYERS. ALL
II this hcruc ll.cn take good care
ON j. ID. chiviCtlc TO call
Es.G~ NOTICE All Watches rrmainin,
with me for repairs on the Isl Nov, 1873,
will he sold at auction if not called for be
iolc the first Monday in December next
L. DEClilNIErrE.
july 4 If
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~ OFFICE

Mrs. J Oakman, having occupied the
commodious residence of Capt. i. II. w
Biiggmann on Amelia street, will accom-
modac few Boardcrs. Rates reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed