Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 23, 1867, Image 4
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tC? PJiivdyonr own Concerns.
Miad your own'Soacoms, mtv friend,
. V Eo?bey aro yours a!?i.c: :
" Doii'-t t-ili; ;:'?)?.'u?j???r neighbor's.-faults.: . ?
* B?Tsirirc to mend your ow?.
I. t .Supp jser-hc Hoes notfajW?ys haft ^ ' I
* A tralv p?ff???u&f . ,
WliitmJ?tiA tfT??^uetrn-.ns frets, . f
. Or quarrels with his wife? - j
D.:u"i a;cddle-lei him kuow^iuy friend,
**l ? Tour be:tEr'r?;.:-iro spurns
. Tu-iict the-ppy 'on hita*or bis; .
x Aad mind your Own oonccrnev
. ?. J^.V ?.--.. . ? ! I
? " Yes,' ruijjd YTOr own 'concerns, ftiy frfenoj.
And presently yow ll find, '. - l' \
, . .. -Tba.t all jour riiu^is,occupied . .. I
.~ ' ' Aljd you've/?'.lite eupugh to.mind.
."WbS- need.you" ehre ft* S dooks i'ndShooss
,.- .ShpuW wed wiihvSallie Jones:
What matter if,y?pr neighJboT.C. i a ' i
A plump half m{jliono.*vn?.-_ .
' Tho inimey ?s'rfo? your!?, my J riv pd/'
Though golden stores be carns S ' i
. j So, do not erny bia* his ^wealth,. . ' ?"? ti j
Bat mind veux oWu cancorn*. ; ...
. ?ea. mind yonr ?wu concerns, my friend) jj
(, leis abutter plan... . - - " ,
Th.iuaiways.toibospyi8S.outr> ~ .?, [
* The deeds bf brother man.
. . Bememboi' that all persmis have,
, Though-bidden from tho view,
Thoughts that tc them.of right belong,.
Andnot at ell to you.
And also boarin mind; my"ffieml} !
..... .A generous.nAtnro worms. .'V , i.
1 ' * ' No secret from a brother's breast :
S? mind roar own concerns.
.- : - ' : ? ? .?."iv.t
tNoi?M?g Lost by kuitUuess. j
Hairs Journal of Health says: t
lt hji dc?rtdful.ijiirjg.lo be o?u and floor,
and haye'na henn?: b^fc^eref?s-a?dejme''
depth of human calamity than this-jit is
,v. : tpJiave. iii addition, <m .old-?gc of wast
lj ; Liri ?j. wea ringisiolt ncs?, .:v.'li:eh ts'oft ?n su
perinduced by that constant depression of
mind wl?ch flUttniJt? ti?& ?**bn<cioiisness of
being alone and friendless and in want
( Inc of .he very host means of avoiding
" uh old n<*o of-dcstitiftf?n ?hi? .bodily1 s'ut
i?S.SR)?5nf?fa to c'Hlttva'.? while'young'all the
benevol ent and' generous feelings of\ our
Miatur*?; ntjver by arty possibility atlofciiii;
. s any o^portmrity to" pass of befriending ...
fellov^traveitV, as- we 'are parsing sBoiig
lilian 'journeyVfor sooner or'lhrer'the re
. Ward will conf?-the reward bl" a hippy
- .IK^III ?. andmon onfimes' a'comYoi-ta'bleii-ro
' > - vision tf.-r-dcelimng years. .'
. bl IS 1-2 a -wounded suiter* was !y;r^
. - helpless on the planfc-Vif fha !n; ct te." a' lev.;
milos- below Xw Orfc?nfe A youth
passing that way kneeled at" ms"sicie,"in
quired as to hi;^Want>, - conveyed him to
a shelter^ and remained with him until be
was ab'.c to leave for bis home in the city.
NcarfV half ^c?titdry. later, the'bid - sol
dier died, but old Judah Touro never for
got ihe youth wno helped him on the bat
tlef?i h?, anaTei'r ?i?VH s."ff.n(>0 "in mtfney,
."besides some duties lo perform whieli
eventually yieldyd Mr.. Shepherd .?100..
OOO.
W?ile living in New Orleans, aboul
the year*1850, a poor yoi tig doctor will
:; large family and a small practice, ofter
came into my ofiice. He w.-.s aljray^
1 bo??rtcous,J always k\'.\d ana always sad-;
and who could be otherwise when anxiety
for to-morrow's bread for wife and chi'
dr?n is always-pressing thi the heart!
But there came a letter one day. wiii'
the English post mark, making inquiries
for a certain young American doctor wh<
had greatly befriended an English gentle
man during aj<>ng and dangerous-attael;
of sickness in New Orleans ;?. number ol
years before. This grateful gentleman
had died and left our poor young do.ctoi
a large estate.
. Ten years ago and less, there lived ir
the city of New Yoik & clergyman whose
name and memory are sacred to thousands
ofgratefulj.loying, revering hearts. He
has not been dead long; he will neve)
die out of the holy 'affections of the pco
plo before whom he came 'io and went
out so many years. Among his people
there was one uvan. and he was of large
wealth, who seemed to make.it his speciai
business, a3 it was his highest happiness,
to see that his 'revered pastor wanter1
nothing, lt was not a fitful care. It did
not spring up in May and die long before
J^iceniber.ciime^but.through weeks- an?
months and long years it was always tho
. ?ame, incessant, perennial, gushing up
always like a never failing spring. The
pastor died ; his loving wntcher, no fault
of his own, tailed for almost millions,
and recovery, was absolutely hopeless.
The grief* that passed him most was the
loss of ability to help the liplploss. Men
looked on and wondered, 'and began to
question if Providence would .let such a
man come to want> in hw grey hairs. . But1
there-was an eye upon him. A man ol
very great wealth said : " Ile .must noi
suffer who eared so well and so faithful!}
?nd long for' my old Minister. He i>
just the man I want to attend to my es
tates, and he shall have all he asks for as
? compensation for'IhV. services.
A Judicia? Reminiscence. .
Tua S?H Jose (Cal.) ? 'Mercury?? Tvhfes
tne following mcfc?ni m connection-with
the history of one of its judicial orna
; - nients: .-*. ; ;'?; . _V _ ; : - ' - . ?j
" In th3 early history of Santa Clara
county-say as far back as thu year 1S56
-we had a County Judge, who was given
tr? excessive potations. Ile was old au.i
lame, and" aside from his intemperate
habits, was generally regarded as wholly
incompetent for tho . position.. It is rela
ted tlint the bar became so Ihorough?j
dissatisfied with this dispenser of justice,
that..o.i a certain occasion theyjsent bim
a request to resign, signed by every mem
ber of the bar in the county.
"A:i-the court was then in session, on
the-mcruing following the.presentation o;
this request, every lawyer wa.s.,present at
the opening of the court, anxious to see
what effect the petition w^uld have upon
jthe Judge. As thc time- arrived the
Judge entered the "court room, 'and for
once pex.'iiCtJy sober. His countenance
wore a sad and contrite expression. As
he'walkedr with halting steps, down the
. aisle, he awakened a feeling df pity in
the breasts of several who had signed the
petition, and f.hcy sincerely re'gre'tte^ tin
step they had taken.
".The court opened with a " hear ye,"
etc., and-the venerable form of the Judge
rosevfrom th? bench. -'Afifer looking tim
idly around he commenced in a-faltering
. ;'.. -voice, to adeir?ssi th?. "bar: *i Gentlemen
of the bar," said he, ': last night I received
. ^ petition from you, couched., in respect
' ? frff langdagc, setting f?rtH certain reasons
why I should, tender rriy rpfrigiiation as
Judge of this- court.-' Conscious of my
many infirmities, and realizing trre neces
sities of a pure judiciary, throughout the
silfht hours of tho past, night J have your
petition under p'ainful/and, I may "add,
prayerful consideration."
-Here the eyes of some of the more
. sympathetic of his listenexii were moisfc
. ened with tears. The judge- proceeded :
*} I feel, gentienien, th-it, you Ejie acted
from a high sense of duty in this matter,
and, in responding, to your petition, r?-'
quealing my ii.sigu:*tion, h wilf simply
say that,"-straighlenmg hirnself up and
changing entirely his manner and tone of
yoice-r-" I wiTj eee jon ia hr-1 firet, ?nd,
th.ii'l^gdn'C? -Mr.";Cle?k? call the ne:c$
cr.sc.^^'j^ic"'c'flol>Lt was somewhat stait
linsr."
Scolding.
tives, or domestics have no affection for
peevish iretful fault finders. Few tears
?ire-shed, PFW" the graves pf-such. Per
sOiVitifO^gh jtioral .principle- may toloVate*
them-may bear with them. But $ii*y'
cannot love them more than thc sting of
nettle* qr the noise ot* mu.s^uito?s.--M;ar?y
?4n?H has1 been ".?itvea to ?theefavern and
to dissipation by ii peevish fretful wife.
Many a wife has been make miserable
by .a .peevish., fretful husband.--.
X fretful, peevish, fault (lading person
in a family is like the continual chafing -ol
an inflamed sore... Wooito thc ma?, wo
?l?f or child. w-Ho is exposed td stich
temper in another. Nineteenths of all
domestic . trials and unhappiness, spring
from' this'sou ree.
Good family government is the blend
ing of authority with affection;; so;as-to
'secure res'pect" arid love Thde?d this.is
the great secret of managing young peo
ple. . Now your. frettc-rs may insrfire
fear, 'but they always-' malic two faults
where they correct one. Scolding fat ti
childe taunting.a chi 1 d, treating a child as
tiuhigh it had BO feelingv .inspiresydread
?md disl-kc, and fosters those very dispo
sitions from which many of the faults ol
childhood proeeed. 5 '
As frettors never receive confidence
and affection, so no-one likes to tell trient
.any* lwug.. disagreeable,' rod thus procure
fur themselves a fretting. Now childrer
conceal, in as much as they -cannot rriakt
up their minds'-to be frank and open
hearted. So husbands conceal from ?heil
wi\;es; aud .wives fpom their.husband?.
Tho more* one-frets, - the more he may
A frotter will always have enough ta liv
a*.-Something will always bc out o
-pi?cc: * -.; '. . ;
V Fast Story.
[..'. An 'KnjrltsKman' 'was bragging of jli<
.ipeed-of -English Railroads to a Yankfi
u-avellcT seated at his Ride, in one of th
caf! of a '.' fast train'' in England. Th
engine bell had rungras .the-cars neared ?
-'..-ti:.n.' ' II' suggested to the Yankee ai
opportunity of " laking down his coin
papi?n a peg or, two." . .
"What's that noise?"' innocently in
quired the. Yankee.
t; Wc ure approaching-a town," --o
the Englishman, " they have to com men c
' ing?ug" about ten miles before they gt
to a station, or else the train, would ru
by it before the bell could- be heard
Wonderful 'isn't' if!- i suppose the
havn't invented bells in America yefe?
"Why, y es,",: replied the Yanke<
we've got bells," but can't use them o
our railroads. We run so fast that th
tua in always keeps ahead of the-sound
inc sound never reaches the village ti
after thc .train gets by."
'.'.Indeed !" -e-xcluiined the. Engl ishmar
"Fact," said'thc Yankee, " had to giv
up bells. Then we tried steam whistle)
but they wouldn't, answer, cither. I wa
??h a locomotive when a whistle was triec
We were going at a tremendous ratt
hurricanes was nowhere, and 1 had.t
hold my hair on. Wc saw a two hors
.vag?n crossing tho track about five mile
ihead and the* engineer let the whistle oi
screeching like ;t trooper. It screamo
-iwfuHy, but it wasn't no use. Thc nex
thing 1 knew I was picking myself" out c
i pond by the roadside, amid thc fraj
ments of the locomotive, dead horse*
)i-oken wagon, and dead engineer lynjj
tcside mc. Just then thc whistle cam
donn mixed up with some frightful oath
chati had heard Ute engineer use whet
he first saw the horses. Poor follow ! h
was-dead before his voice got to him
After that we tried lights, supposing tho,
would travel faster than sound. Wege
ate so powerful .the chickens woke al
i long thc road supposing it to lie morn
ng. But the locomotive kept ahead.c
if stil.', and was hr the'darkness with th
fight close behind.it. . The inhabitants pc
'?(?oiled against it; they couldn't sloe|
with- sci much light in the night time
Finally wo had to station electric tele
graphs along the road with signal men t<
telegraph when, thc, train was in sight
Mid I have heard that somp of the fas
Luiins beat tho- lightning, fifteen miuute
.very forty miles. Hut I Can't ray rt
'hat is true, the rest 1 know lo be so. '?
SHARP PUACTICE.--The records of cern
merdai life, says the Newport Mass.
uierald, shows many instances, of slrarj
practice, but, nothing which better dc
-erves to stand at thc head of thc I ist. thai
ho following transaction, which tpol
place in o?rcity lately. One of our mer
clianfs received a telegram from his Bo?
oh correspondent, slating that sugar hm
gone up two cents, whereupon, wi thou
saying a word to his. clerks or any om
??se, " he hurried" up ..ld ?ie uorihend am
purchased tho ..h-jle stock al twenty-om
cents. Tlc then returned lo his own p]ac>
in great glee, treated his clerks all round
md informed tliem pf his shrewd speen
iatioh; .."What was hin. consternation t<
learn that, during his absence, one of his
neighbor's, sharp as himself, had calle<
?i aid taken all his own stock at. twenty
cents! "* A careful" est?malo showed him
that-somebody laid e'eured fifty dollar
hy the operation. .
-? -?- ?
-Old ,Dr. Ii-r, was. a . <]ita?kv and ii
very ignonipt-ono. ; On one, occasion .h?
.vas called by mistake to attend a council
of physicians iroa ,?-ritieal case. After
considerablo discussion * the - opinion wa ;
expressed "by one-that the patient wa;
convalescent. . -.When, it .came to Dr.
'?s-i-'s turjB to sp?ak-" Convalescent !
said he; "why, that's nothing serious,!
have^cured convalescent Th twentylfo?t
houri!'*"' * T4*3
"-? ? . . .
A HUMANE JCDOE.-A Texan 'Judge
concluded a sentence for murder as fol
lows-: ' ; "? . v '.- ' ?* . .' . V
"The fact is Jones, that tho Court did
not intend .td order you to be eicecule 1
before next .spring, but the weather ia
very cold, and oui* jail, unfortunately, is
in a very bad. ' ccmdft?bn ; much ot th?
glass in.the windows is broken ; the chim
neys are in such a dilapidated condition
that no fire can be'rhade to'render your
apartments comfbr'ablc,. beside .owing to
the great numbul of prisoners, not mor3,
than one'blanket can be allowed 'to each;
to sleep sound and.comfortable, I.here'/br?
it is out of the question. Inconsidera
tion of?these circumstances, ' and wishing
to lessen .your .sii(ibrui?> osj?uch as pa
sible, the Court, in thc-exercise of its hu
mane compassion, therefore Orders you
to be executed, to-movrow. hior?ing as
soon after breakfast as may be convenient
to -tlie Sherill* and agreeable to you."
- 3 ?
Glass and Putty.
ALarge lot of WINDOW GLASS, of d Moron t
sizos.^jind One It?rrel of PUTTY just re
ceived and for sale bj
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Soptl7 tf 38
State of South Caroling
' .' ED G feFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ?QUITY.
Mary E? Simkins, ") .
-y*T ' . \ . Amended Bill.
Emma Sinakins, et al. J :
?T appearing to niv satisfaction that ARTH UR
W. YOUNGBI.?UD, ono of.tho Defendant*
to this Bill resides beyond the limits, of thip Sta'c,
On motion of Mr. WniOHT, Complainant*' Solici
tor, It is ordered that be. do-appenr. plead, r.n
swer^or demur i0 this Bill-within .three'months
frcm the publica:ion'nf this order,'arid in default
thereof Judgement pro coufi?*o will bo rendered
against, h i tc.
. . Z. W. CARWILE^ C.EIE.D.
JNov. ??._ ' 3m _ ?--49'
State of South Carolina,
" EDOEFIEHD DISTRICT,
. IN EQUITY.
Wm. G. Whito )
and others.
Joseph V; White I ' .
Newell T. White, . Bill for Partition.
Blumer While, |
Wiley Harrison
and his wife. Sa- J /
ral^and others. J .
IT: appearing to my satisfactioTi that tho Defen
dants Joseph V. White, Newell T. White, Blu
mer White, Alfred Harrison and his wjfo
Mary.-L., and Wiley. Harrison and his wife
Sarah, andl'ickens Minor, reside bojond tho lim
its of this State, It is therefore ordered thnt tho
above warned Defendants do appenr and plend,_
answer or demur to tho bill in this case, within
taree months ?r?m tho publication of this order,
or thc said bill-will bo taken pro eon/e?$o against
them. - .v ' '
^ - - Z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E J).
Oct. 20th fgCC._3tn 43
State of Sooth Carolina,
. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
. ' ' ; ?. IN, EQf'ITY.
Tillman n. Clark, Adra/or., )
Atticus C. Tucker, by his j
next frioml, ! Bill for Account,
- vs j Relief, Ac. .
S. S. T-mpkins, . ,
J. W. Torapkius.And others. J,_
IT appoaring to tho satisfaction of tho Coramis
si?ner. that the DefendantsIVm. D .T?nnings,
Henry. W. Tompklns;.Tames L. Tompkins, Frank
lin A. Tompkins ?vnd R. Augustus Tompkins aro
"resident beyond.tho limils of this Stato, On mo
tion of Mestrs. Abney <fc.Wright, Complainants'
Solicitors, Itis ordered lhttt \he said: Defendants
do appear and plead, answer' or demur to this
Bill,within thirty daysfronitke publication here
of, or judgmont bo rondored against thom pro
eon faso. '? ". ? '
Z. W. CARWILE, c.K,n.o.
Dec 21,I860. Ct' 52
State of South Carolina,
-- . - EDGEFIELD- DISTRICT. . \
IN'EQUITY. - ?
Elsbeth Strom, Ex'trix., . j,Bm for .Dower>
S. C. Strom, B. F. Sitora, et al. j Sille' A?4
^ff>Y(.-Viriup of ?n Order, of tho? Court in this
ai-onTi.e, +1io Of*.H?nr-;of WiU.IA'M-'STROM,
decM., aTo required to provo their claims before
tho Commissioner on or before tho Itt of March
W. CARWILE, c.k.E.n.
Dee TS, TS6n._flt 52
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ALL persons in uaywiso indobled to thc Estate
WILLIS L. STONE, dcq'd., ore notified to
pny the same, or_mako suitable arranjtcmentp. by
Return Day next; otherwise said claims will he
Sued on indiscriminately.
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GREAT . REDUCTION IN
Our. friends .and the public will find it to their advan
tage to examine our Goods fcefdrc thcV'?uy elsewhere.
LONG CLOTHS,
SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS,
OSNABURGS, : . .. :
' LINSE YS AND KERSEYS,
COTTON FLANNELS,
APRON CHECKS, JEANS, ....
TICKINGS,
CELECIAS, . '
BROWN HOLLANDS,
IRISH LINENS,
DIAPERS.
TABLE DAMASKS, --.
TOWELLING,
. NAPKINS,
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS, '
LADIES' CLOAKS, Newest Style,
SHAWLS,
MOURNING GOODS.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CALICOES,
IRISH LACES, Imported, "
GLOVES, RIBBONS, *.J
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS,
C?SSIMERES,
TWEEDS, COATINGS.
GENTS'A*ND LAJOIES' HATS',
BLANKETS, FLANNELS.
NOTIONS. "
05s" In our Wholesale Department \t'? "ofler a carefully selected : STOCK of
GOODS, and at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. V ^ ^ ' . '
In our Retail Deapartment. a variety inferior to ho other House in thc South.
I. KAHN & 00.
Augusta, Oct. 31 tf . ,44
HOME A6AIN.
:o :.
NEW'DRY G-OOD?!
THE SUBSCRIBER, has the pleasure of informing his frends and patrons thal he
has agayi opened at the old stand, so long and favorably known as
SETZE'S DRY GOODS CORNER,
A Large and Well Selected Stock of
Staple and. Fancy Dry Goods,
EMBRACING EVERY VAHIETY OF GOODS
USUALLLY KEPT IN A DRY GOODS HOUSE,
And will endeavor to merit, by polite attention to the wants of his customers, and
A Low cale of Prices,
A share of tho generous patronage so long bestowed upon the old concern.
HE WOULD RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT PUBLIC FAVOR.
-o- *
Jg^The services of Mr. WM. O. N011REL having also been secured, his old
friends and customers are respectfully solicited to favor him with a call.
J. SETZE, Agent,
195 Broad Street, Augusta, ?a.
Nov. 7, 2m
OF
WINTER DRY
To be Sold at an Advance of Only 10 Per Cent, on
Prime Cost!
. THE WELL KNOWN FIRM OF .* .
J D. A. MURPHY & CO,
Beine desirous of CLOSING OUT THEIR ENTIRE. . STOCK OF WINTER. GOODS,
bare decided to reduce their prices to Precisely 10 Per- Cent..on Prime Cost.
BSF-To Merchants, Planters, and the public generally, is here presented- ? RARE OP
PORTUNITY for purchasing all kinds o? Goods'at UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PBK
CES. ;
j?2TTerms CASH on delivery on all snms.under $100; for ?100 and over,. a. credit
of Fifteen Days will be given, upon approved City acceptances.
?3flt ia to the advantage of all who desire GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES to
call and examine our Stock before making their purchases. .
J. D. A. MURPHY & CO.,
No. 314 Broad Street, Angnsta, Ca.
jjSTTkis will show that L. SHEPPARD is {?till at the nbovcr named Hrmsc, and
respectfully invites his friends to como and give him a call befrrc purchasing elsewhere, as
he thinks-ho ean sell thora Goods as Cheap or Cheaper thab any*other Store in tho City.
Augusta, Dec ll lin. . ... 50
JOHN M. CLARK & SOIS,
: (OLD STAND OF ESTES ? CLARK*)
278 Broad Street, ' ?
Aaigiista, Greorgia,
Wholesale ?fe JFtetail
GROCERS/; '? .
Would call thc attention of purchasers to' their LARGE and
WELL SELECTED .Stock, pf -
Choice Groceries*
Which they-offer to the Trade at VERY LOW RATES.
Augusta, Oct 15, Sra 42
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!AP, VIR Y OH! AP
9
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v U U -J U I . U X U Q i .ii Li ii U i 1
238 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Poll THE REMAINDER OF THE SEASON wc will sell our Extensive
md we? J selected Stock orificii and Boy's Beady Made
UTinler Clothing; . u. a ny.i \y ry
At Greatly Seduced Prices!
I Ail-our Qooo^ are Jifi>V, of tbe LATEST and "BEST SHT?ES/anlf' we will
fell ?nena atr-suc^ LQW PRffES-?xk w (?cannot fail 4? pl^^e-^all ^ho-will exam
ne our Stoe]c. jj -\ $ :.< | Y g 1 j ? "1 |
5 We-ment?bii ?elow'a few of the Goods bo band:-*51- ' *3
Fine Black Broad Cloth Frock COATS ;
Fine Black Broad Cloth Sack COATS; !
Fine Black Doe Cassimere,,Froek COATS^
Fine Black Doe Cassimere Sack COATS ; '
Very Handsome French Cassimere SUITS;
Excellent Scotch Mixed SUITS ; ?
.American Ca-Csiaiefo SUITS in great jsaietoy.,
SHk VESTS in-every"-styl?-*
Black and Figured Velvet VESTS;
Plain, Fancy and Black Cassimere VESTS;
Plain, Black Doeskin PANTS-; . v. r\
Ribbed Bl'k do. - do." ' iWv' *
Flam and Figured, Colored Cassimere PANTS ;
Plain and Figured Jeans PANTS;
Plain and Figured Cottonade PANTS, fcc., icc.
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7/< ;.]..;:.;
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E1O3TS? Olotlxin.gr
Gents' Furnishings Goods. ?;
Our Stock of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS is extensive and comprise?
everything needful,-and will be sold at very Tow prices.
, r;ri<:>? rv. ? ..ft ?'S?rST?J
, Merchant Tailoi^iiig.
We always keep an EXCELLENT VARIETY of CLOTHS and CAS
SII?E?ES?, and carry on thc Mel-chant Tailoring- Business ?.
all its-branches, ? ;\\Vwril gusranteo-satisfaction fcoj^Very ont ;haykigj Clothes made
to order.. <r . "i - . I'-lv^ JJ.Jf.-l i&tfLtA; ?IM m?i>i
?J^"All arc invited to call and examine our Goods.
Augusta, Ja.i 1
KENNY & GRAY.
tf 1
l?tablislied 1845.
a* fl ae a ^ a ? rp
UNTO- 264 BIROA-D ST-, ^uXJGrXJSTJ?^
Importer and Dealer in
PURE AND UNADULTERATED
WINDOW GLASS,
Acids, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs, Sponges, Corks,
-AND
DriTsreists9 Sundries.
.:-!:;> ii tul
_ NM-OF THE LARG EST-ASSORTMENTS .'IN THE SOTJTH. Merchants.
Physicians and Planters will consult their interest by examining our Stock before
purchasing, Our. prices, are as.low ns any House S.outhof Baltimore, aa wc Impon
many articles, and buy direct from Manufacturers. "?
"WE'?FFER ' . '
10,000 pounds WHITE LEAD.
1.000 Ounces QUININE.
200 ?? MORPHINE,
51 Bbs OAMPUOK; '
io .. ::C.VSTOIVOIL, '
20 " TURPENTINE,
10 K MACHINE OIL,
25 " Tanners' OIL,
10 ,: LARD OIL,
20 EPSOM SALTS,
3 000 Pounds BLUE STONE,
0,000 " COPPERAS, ; V
2? Kepa SALTPETRE, -
50 Cases CONCENTRATED LYI
50 " POTASH,
100 boxes Exe LOGWOOD.
5.0(X) " Snow WHITE ZINC,
/'W:,*:.' ?NCD?E&S.
: 500 7?oxeVWlNDOWr GLASS,
" 100 " INKS.
100 ? TOILET SOAPS,
100 " . PEARL STARCH', '
100 Kegs SODA,
100 Boxes SODA,
00 Cases PLANTATION BITTERS,
. 50 GrosiULAGKING,
PH) Mats CINNAMON,
100 Pounds CALOMEL,
10 Bbls. VARNISH,
Surgical Instruments, Perfumery,; Brushes,
ZP^TEZSTT MEBIOINES,
COMBS AND FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
Nov. 21 3m 47
i
WITH
WHOLESALE
GROCERS ?m CO??s?oFV MECHANTS,
136 Broad Street, Near Lower Market,
AUGUSTA, GA.
HE Subscribers are offering to" their numerous friends and customers, one of the
LARGEST and BEST STOCK OF GROCERIES to be found-m the City, at their
iccusiomcd Imo Prices.
? Planters and- Country Mjpcbants will lind jt to their interest by ca]ling*.;upon us,
when visiting the Citv to make their usual purchases,
W.e have ire Store'aVrd offering af LOW PRICES- ;'
A. B. and C. SUGARS, Loaf. Pulverised and Crushed SUGARS .
Rio, Java and Laguira COFFEE, BACON, MOLASSES; .
BAGGING, ROPE, Patent Iron TIES for COTTON;
Double Extra, E*tra.and:SupeTf ntf FLOtJR ;- .
i X, XX. XXX, XXXX WHISKEYS, Kanawha Valley WHISKEY:- v
~ impd-iatTcruwii iiOLLAr#i t?r?, JAMAICA BUM ] y\ l i }
r: Otnrd, Du poy, PcUosin 'and Cognac"ftRANDY ;* * * "~
Pale and Dark Sherry and Maderia WINES, Malaga WINE.
RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, ALMONDS, LEMONS,
and NUTS;
ORANGES
v;
3
Nor. 31
WU
,,3 a; LEVY & JACOBS.
rV-v . - :' ':->' "<*...'. -?.nh
JR,VH. PARKE R2*e*pcetfully announces
tat be ii well prepared to' execute ls tbo beet
launer and- promptly all work in the business,
-and at greatly reduced figures'. - m ?
^aring,a?qaainU4"htto&lf 'wiri the lato inea
.ma'oleImprovements in the profession, and se
ater], a*full stock pf tnatcriais, ?c., he warrants
ood and satisfactory .work to-alL who moy desire
is service?.
'Edgifieia/s,(?yXis-h" w j <isi
. For Sheriff. T~
The-Fj-Jeud?. of Capt. A. P^WEST reapactfal
y announce-hi m-aa'i Candidate for Sheriff of
?dgctte'.dx.ttbc nij*t election. , ,. r?r
' ? oil '. .. 1 'to*. , ..V 45
Wc have been authorised bj .thc Prienda
Y Capt'. H-. B?HL WABE to enncntree lim a
Jandidatc for Sheriff of Edgofield District at the
?ejUttection. ?
Apr 12 . t*? 16
j-Ti-1
F*r Ta/ Collector, s
We Many Prien dr of D. A. J. BELL, Esq.,
?cspectfully nominate him as a Candidate for
Tax Collector at.the nexI election..
Oct 18 .... t? 4S
' -Iww-Tarany Friends of Capt JAMBS MITCH
ELL rcspeetfully nominate him as a Candidate
for-TAX COLLECTOR at the next election.
SALUDA.
Dej^e ; . . ! te? 5?
We have been -requested by many friends of
Mr.'JOHN A. BARKER to announce him ar Can
didate for Tax Collector of Edgefleld District at
the ernnjing eleotipsy -pr ?\ ; jr-Afi j lt
^?^W?haro Doe? authorized by the many
Wends'of Capt: L. YANCEY" BEAU* lo an
nounce htm? Candidate for' Clerk of the Court
of-Common Pleas for Edgefleld District at tho
ncxtolection.
Jdne'20 . '.?'.? te 27 .
fi RUT IMPROVEMENT IN SEW???C MfBI-NE.
?T?
Salesroom, 530 Broadway, New York,
250 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON,
. 021 CH ESN UT ST*.- PHILADELPHIA.
Patented Feb. H, 1SC0.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely
new principles i? mechanism, possessing
many raro and valuable ?ai pro vern rn ts, having
been examined by tho most profound experts, and
pronounced to Ve '
Simplicity and Perfection Combined*
It has a straight needle.- perpendicular acilon
ms. es thc LOCK'-ot SHUTTLE STITOH, .which
-rill nc'nher HIP nor HAVEL,' and is alike on
; both sides; performs perfect sewing.on every
^description of material, from Leather to tbe finest
Nansook tn url in, with cotton, linea or silk, thread,
from thc coarsest to thc finest number. Having
neither C?M of COG'WIIEEL, and the lerwt pos
ible friction, it ru aa a's smooth as glast, and is
Emphatically a Noiseless machine*
It requires PiFTY PER ?ENT. less power to
drive it than any ether machine in the market.
A girl twclvo years ol' age can work it 'steadily,
without fatigue or injury to health. .
Its'Strc-ngth and wonderful simplicity of con
struction renders it almort impossible to get out
of order, and is GUARANTEED by the compa
ny to give, entire satabction. .
Wo respectfully invite all those who may desire
to supply themselves with a superior article, to
como and examine this UNRIVALLED MA
CHINE,
One half kcrarYiostruetion is sufficient to ena
blo any person to work this Machino to their en
I -tire satisfaction.
"Agehts wanted for all towns in the United
States, where crencies aro not already established.
Also, for. Cuba. .Mexico, Central and South A meri
el, to whom '. liberal discount Will be given.
EMPIPL SEWING MACHINE MANU
FACTURING CO.,
330 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Augl' n.ir.-7m SI
An invention of Rare Merit!
Hur?^W il y I
METAL TOP
LAMP CHIMNEY,
THAT WILL NOT BREAK
BY HEAT,
Bums up all gas and smoke,'
never breaks by putting on a
a had 3-, short, and not top
heavy j is easHy cleaned by
rermmng top; in fact, the
most perfect chimney t-town
- anet is fast superseding all
others where it has been in
troduced.
No dealer can alford to be
without them.
NEW -LAWP CHIMNEY CO./
73 Warren St., N. Y.
Aug 14 6m
T3TV! 3P T. ?rL E
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
: Principal Office, GIO Broadway.
NEW YORK.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT? in Sewing Ma
! chine. - Empire - Shuttle, Crank Motion
Sirring Machine. It is rendered noi?ele?s in ac
tion. Its motion being all positive, it ls not lia
ble to get out of order. It,is the best Family
Ma'ob':nc! Notice is called.to our new and lin*
proved Manufacturing Machine, for Tailors and
. Boottnd Shoe Fitters. Agent? wanted, to wiitin
a libo'ral discount will be given. No consign
ments made? _> . .
. EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.
Ans 6 lyntp
State of South Carolina
' , >. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
BY W.F. DURiSOE, Esq.,Ordinary of Edge
field District.
Jt/beress, Barney Lamar, has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on all and singu
lar (the goo??s and chattels. ? rights and credits
of Rebecca Lamar, late of tho District afore
said deceased- ' -
Those are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
aod singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to b e i.nd appear before me, at our
next Ordinary'sCourt for the saidDirtrict, tobe
holden at Ed gc G eld Court House, on the 26th
day of Jan. inst.,- to show .canse if any, why
tho said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, thia 12th day
of Jan. in the year of our Lord, one thous
and eight hundred and sixty-seven, and in th?
ninety- first y ear of the sovereignty and Indepen
dence oT the United States of America.
W.F.DURISOE, O.E.D.
. Jan 15 - 2t 3
State of South Carolina,
- EDGEFIELD DISTRICT?
IN ORBINAR Y.
BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge
field District.
? Whereas; Mahala Eid son has applied to me
for Letter; of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chattels, rights and credits of James
Eidson, late of the District 'aforesaid, deceased.
These are; therefore, to oite ?nd admonish all
sod* singular, . th* kindred, and creditors,of the
sard dc'cease"a, 'tobe ami np pear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden nt Edgefieid C. IL-, on tb? 26th day of
J.in, inst., to . tipw cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given tinder my hand and real, this ??tb day of
Jan. in the year of out Lord- ene thousand eight
hundred and sixty-seven and in the -niue ty-fir. ty car
of American Independence.
. W. F. DURISOE, O.E.D.
Jan.'15, v 2t' 3
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
' . IN" ORDINARY.
BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge
field District. .
Whereas, Eliz. and Jesse Conch has applied
to atc tor.Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattels,' rights and
credits of Jeptha Conch, late, of tho District
aforesaid dee'd
* These are, the-re-foi-e, ttl cite a.A-3 aTtmonish ?ll
and singular, the kindred and-creditors of the
said deceased, to be nod appearbefbre mc, at our
Doxt O'rdinaryVConrtiof theaaid District,to be
holden af ridgefield Court House, oh the 2nd day
Jan. hist., to show cause, if any, why th?
?kid administration tihouTd not he granted. J
Gi vcr, under my hand and seal, thia 2th day of
Jin. in the'year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven, and in lhet>lit
year of the Independence of the United States
?m if *t /