Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 07, 1869, Image 3
TK ^ ADVERTISER.
JAS. T. BACON, Editor.
Our Club Rates.
Wo are now furnishing tho Ar>vr.RTi.uER to
Clubs at tho following very low rates:
Two Copies one Year, $5.50.
Five Copies one Year, 12.50.
Ton Copies one Year, 22.50
Twenty Copies ono Year, 40.00.
No Clubs received for a less period than ono
year,-and in all cases the Cash will be required
in advance. The names of tho entire Club mus
be sent at ono time.
Executive Clemency.
Wo aro pleased to announce that old Mr. AN
DREW MOYER, tried at the June term of Court
for the murdor of JOH.* AUTRSY, found guilty of
manslaughter, and sentenced to two years impris
onment in the Penitentiary, bas, upon a petition
from many of our best citizens, endorsed by
the presiding Judge, been pardoned by Gov.
SCOTT. On Thursday last ho was released from
Jail and returned to his family.
The Hot Supper and Tableaux.
The Hot Supper and Tableaux of the Methodist
Ladies will take pince, as before annoupced, on
.Friday earning next, in the Masonic Hall. Do
not forget the fact, nor the object. The tableaux
will begin at 8 o'clock precisely. Pri^o of admis
sion, to beth Supper and Tobleflux, $1.0'>. Chil
dren under twelve years of agc, 50cts.
Appointment by Gov. Scott.
. Goo, 0. H. II AKT. of this^ town, has been ap
pointed a Mag ian ?ce by." GLov. SCOTT-?? pre
pared to dischargo all Magisterial business "with "j
fidelity and dispatch.
Gen. H. fills the piace as Magistrate recently
occupied by S. HARRISON, Esq., who in May last
was removed so unceremoniously and unjustly by
Gov. SCOTT,-more for the gratification of petty
spleen than the good of law and order. Gen.
HART, however, had no agency in this ignoble and
dirty work. The malicious lies of a certain con
:emptible scalawag, to whom Gov. SCOTT appa
rently delights to givo unbounded credit, had
heir wonted effect, and forthwith the cries of j
arty animosity and personal vindictiveness were
ppesacd by the removal of a gentleman who had
idofivored to dischargo the trust reposed in him
inestly and justly to all parties.
An Ugly Piece of Business.
On the nigbt of the 25th of May last, after the
tc'ion for Coroner at Pleasant Lane, a negro
in, named Reuben Sinyly, living on tho planta
o of HANSOM TIMMERMA.V, Esq., was very so
\?ly beaten by parties still unknown. On
Jnesdoy last, this negro died. A Coroner's
nest was held upou tho body, by LEMUEL Coit
', Esq., and tho verdict rendered, was, if we
take not, that tho deceased came to his death
a thc effects of the beating received on tho
i of May. Several gentlemen of tho Pleasant
e neighborhood arc being implicated, by tba
irts of negroes, in thu affair ; but as yet no
?ls have been made.
O Be Joyful! Very Joyful!
ir " the Scout" still lives ! Seo-in our adver
g columns where he announces thc fact '
Yes, "the Scout".still livei, and !??v
knses Coolia" T '
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lowe '1 ri i m ?
prav ' ? ne . ' .'< .'o. th
perk,
their sole object?, vize* and plunder. This is </ic
plain uuiurnivhcd truth; ?ad the native-born
Southern maa who attempts to deiij \i jr to pal
liate it, has sank into most degenerate anti unman
lyapatby. Cut upon thc carpet-baggers! Outupcn
them, say we ! And tbrica ont upon tlc paltry
spirit which would counsel thc South ? tamely
acquiesce in their disgusting rule, or feat them
with any courtesy in thc midst of tbei'ill-gotten
power. Official and business transitions we
mutt hive with them ; but after that, ht our com
mucicat?es? be even less thau yea an? nay.
Sn our oltwns to-day will be fouud an article
from the Charjefi^n oYiir*, treating of REALF,
thc newly-appointed Assessor ot Internal Revenue
for Eiigefield District ; and alio a rejoinder from
thc said REALF.
Now we w?h it to be distinctly ?aderstoid that
the EdgcSeld Aditrtivtr, after tbirty-odJ years
of usefulness and respecte bi li ty, eas no idea of
so far forgetting itself as to ???.'Ofc its columns to
the autobiography of carpet-baggcii. Wc pub
lish REALP'S communication bectusc wc ebficider
?t a curiosity, admirable in cgotfcai, matchless in 1
impudence, disgusting in that casty xodomou
tuile whose sutfaeo ia humauity and progress, but
?wvosc u.'idur-currciit is place and plunder. It is
.ealcuUud, we think, to give our people a very
. good idea of w?*o and what EK.VLF is ; and for
?his reason, a.ud ibis Alone, ,w,o .place it before
cb tun.
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Our Supplement..
Wo sehd oki iu this issue a supplement from ;
the Augusta Clothing House ol KctfkL Jb BROWER,
Ui ?.-iii.'li .un ii.vjwii^ <-""lir'i jtlgaUofta. Al this
establishment giVat bargains may now bo had
and parties in quest of Summer Clothiug will
lind it to their advantage to cull on KUSEL A
BllOTlItll.
Protracted Meeting at .Vomit Tabor.
Wc are requested to announce that tho mem
bers of ?he Mt. Tabor Baptist Church, assisted
thy Rev. A. p. NORRIS and perhaps other Minis
ters, will ludd religious meetings at that Church
commencing on Saturday before thc third Sunday
?ti this month, and continu J tljctu for several days
Minister! ;iud ull interested nr? uurdioily invited
to aUeuiL
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The Right Jla/j ju the Right Place.
.Major '?. W. CA&wjfce, tako bim as you may,
is always tho right man. Au4 Jtw you can look
into our udreXUSing culumns and uil about
tbo ?ilor<\ Doa'', overlook it. Ji is au important
maxtor. And the already very deservedly popu
lar gentlem?v who make thc announcement, p?ove
themselves, by ibis ?love, to be shrewd and of
good taste.
Shooting Affray io ?be D?rj? Corner'.
Oa Wednesday last, ne?r XuCKEU'c, jn the
D irk Corner, ii citizen of that regola, named Wu-.
TOWLKS, was shot and tcriously wounded. It
#oenif thai a man by tho name ol Ti: cir was dri
ving a wagoe /dong the road, wheitToWLKS sud
denly stopped uj, gf?? knocked down one of bis
mulei. Upon this Titttj}'?wot XOWLES and wound
ed him ?;riousiy in tho stumpfe. It tums out
thV To?t,?? mistook TnuiT for saine oiJber man
against whom 1M had a grudge. At last accounts,
TOWLES was doing wall.
?Sf Two? boys, in theXojrn of .Salem, Ct., ?et
Ire te the school house so tba* .they could go to I
.toe-circus.
^S^".Shertd%? .Kansas, is it viligo of fifty
houses, of which forty- three axe whitey shops, j
Kegnlar Cougo uud Ashantee Doings!
A very vast crowd of negroes celebrated thc
4th of Joly at this place on Saturday last, theG'.d.
Truly the negroes are not advancing in civiliza
tion. The doings here on Saturday last would
have been perfectly comme ii faut in Congo or
Ashantee. An idiotic mass of wretched negroes,
spending thc day in senseless howlings and march
ings. Phil. Eichelberger and party bad provided
for tho oceasion, a band of inasic-three drums
and two fifers! Phil. Eichelberger and Realf
?ere the stagnates of the day. A meeting was
called in tie park. Phil, was made Chairman.
Mr. Leahcj, of Scott's constabulary force, read
tho Declarition. Realf spoke abundantly. He
inveighed very heavily against social equality
among whitts and blacks, and his speech, in tho
main, was seductively non-partisan. Realf is cun
ning, and wants to make fair weather for himself.
But Realf won't do ; that's a clear case ! Prince
Rivers and asothcr negro spoke also. Thc negro
members of the Legislature stood afar off, eschew
ing the procession, and not seeming to take pleas
ure in ihc dirtj proceedings. And strange to re
late, not only fae said Legislators eschewed the
procession, but also Eichelberger and Realf, and
tho few white men in our midst of profe??cd Re
publican sentiments. Not one of them marched,
with the negroes, after the "oldflag" to do it rev
erence. No, not one ! What does this mean ? Do
the negroes not notice th:it the men whom they
have elected to office in Edgefield District, avoid
their company, and take nu part in their demon
strations. How do thoj aocount for the milk in
tho cocoanut?
Divers burly negro fellows, armed with huge
cudgels, acted as drill-mastlcs ; and' tbronghout
the day, drilling was wHKbnrteJ'with wild delight,
kine whole thing was sn intensely disgusting and
uncivilized demonstration. From daylight until
midnight, the foolish ?egrocs, inspired by Eichel
berger aud Realf, raged furiously together, and
imagining a vain thing. And thus it was, and
thus it ended.
Examination in the Colored School.
On Saturday last, an examination took place
here in the colored school. The teachers in this
school are two colored men, Lawrence Cain and
Robert Green. Their schcol is largely attended
by both sexes, and seems to bc a useful and well
conducted institution. On Saturday last, their
scholars were bright, tidy, and well-behaved.
As regards their proficiency, as evinced in the
examination, it was decidedly admirable. They
aro evidently well taught ia their books and in
their manners. After the examination, tho pupil
and teachers enjoyed a handsome pic-nic in a
neighboring grove.
Daily Mail.
From this time forth (forever more, we hope)
wc are to have a daily mail. "Tho old tri-wcckly
cou tract has expired; and anew order of things
has begun as regards mail and postal matters.
Mr. D. L TuitXER is our Mail Contractor. Mr.
WILSON G BICE ?sour Postmostcr.
Col. Thomas' tialcsvlile Speech.
Upon our first page will bo fonnd the admira
ble speech of Col. THOMAS before thc late meeting
of the Farmers' and Immigration Club at Batcr
ate Constable Hubbard in Jail!
. readers will find ou thc first page of this
i AdeertU'er, an int?, .esting account of thc
ami imprisonment, in Augusta, of the High
ible of the wretched and unfortunate State
uh Carolina. And also some entertaining
concerning the career, personal-appearance
aanners of this distinguished individual.
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re-uUfffrising House of WALICKai-$vAxs &
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All The Lujuries of Lifc,i
he Luxuries "of Lifo may bo fourni nt
. HAMEY <fc BEE'S. And where arc Messrs
Si BEE themselves to be found? Th^y
holding forth next door to the CBSATIIAU
This shop has been elegautly fitted up for
i .d thither they have removed from their
ere ;?? tbp Po'st Ofiiec. They arc keep
iplete stock of ti rocsrie^ Lumries und
Nicnaeks. They have on hand ju?t nov particu
larly fine Hams. Their terms are reasonable, and
they are as pleasant tu>trado with as any gentle
men in thc world.
?' The Working Christian*"
This is tte cigpjficant title of a new religious
paper, the publication of winch has inst been be
gun at Ycrkville. Its projector and proprietor is
tno Rev. TILMAS R. GAINES, of tbe Baptist
Cfcrurcii. 'The Working Christian will be thc :
gan of the Baptist denomination ip South Car i
na ; it is the only Buptiet paper published in tho
State. If we mistake not, the Rev. Mr. GAINES
has traveled a good deal through Edgefield, and is
perhaps well kuowu to mauy of our people. The
Working Christian makes a most decidedly good
start. If each succeeding number shall prove as
good as thc first, Thc Working Christian will very
scon :t?.nd on tho firmest foundation. Publisbod
every Thursday norning. Terms-in advinec
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Our Charleston JLetter.
CnA._LKSTox, July :.t, lSG'J.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat, the past
week has been somewhat more lively than usual.
Wo are living in oventful tiin<__ and passively
await the coming of new sensation The wise
man said " put not your trust in Prince," and thia
truism is exemplified daily- The latest ?uove in
tho Republican ranks is tho chango of Collectors
at this port. Dr. A. 0. MACKAY, who WJS sup.
posed to bo a tower of strength, and a bright and
thining original Unionist, has been supplanted by
Ceo. W. Clark our Ex-mHilary Mayor. Thc lat
ter drifted South as a sutler, and after tho war,
established himself in business in this city. Ile
was strongly supported by the white citizens in
tho contest with Pillsbury for the Mayoralty.
This brought him into disfavor with the Republi
can party, and his appointmont to the Collector's
berth took many by surprise. His influence at
Washington was not. believed to bo great, but he
had an aMe coadjutor, and firm friend in the per
son of Tim Hurley. Now, who is Hurley, know
eth no man. A waif of the war, he workod his
way into the Convention, and warmly supported
Mackay for President, which was rewarded by
his being almost tho only man of note in that
body not placed on some Committee. This was
considered somewhat humiliating, and Tim be
came, from that moment, the attire encuiv of ?.>_.
whole Mackuy family. r' -
ence tba* 0
as Hurl)
how to vc
He ha? I
he profe.1
with G ra
commissi'
this unex
post haste.
has inforu
thc cause . ute gut
lottery.
The split in thc Republican party has apparently
been healed, and the lion and thc lamb have laid
down together. Pillsbury and Mackey aro now
palling in the same traces, and therois a fuir pros
pect of some pretension to a municipal govern
ment. T,he scramblo for offices which has been
long delayed will soon take place, and the distri
bution of the spoils will soothe all contentions.
Tho recent announcement that thc interest due on
I City Stock would be paid this month has created
a hotter fe.Iibg, and ic is now firm at 62, a con
siderable appreciation on its value when Pillsbury
took his soot. Thc celebration of the approach
ing Fourth or rather Fifth is engrossing the at
tention of the Party. From tho experience of
the post, it will be a grand fizzle, as none but.thc
b'acks, and a few degrnded whito men will par
ticipate in the august ceremonies.
Tho State Court now in session has decided
sonto important cases during thc past week. Mr.
Jacob Barrett, the owner of tho French Coffee
House, (now the Mir? office) sued Mr. P. J. Ooo
gan, tho lessee, for $7,000 rent duo during the
war, when the building was untenable on account
of the bombardment. It seems like a hard oise
that a lessee should bc compelled to pay for what
it i? impossible for bini to usc. The French Cof
fee House was on thc lower part cf East Bar in
the shelled district. No one livod thcro, and few
ventured to extend their walks in that direction.
Coogan could uot usc the property, but he was
unfortunately bound by a lease, and thc Judge
charged the jury that some one must lose, either
i tho owner or tho lessee, aud thoy returned a ver
dict against Coogan. Another and more in
I tercating case was when Mr. W. Lawton sued
Mr. John S. Ryan, on ex-Confederate Cap
tain and Commissary fur damages done to his
property on James Island, when used by,
the latter as a commissary depot. He placed hi*
damage at $5,000, and spoke of the cedar and/
.?range graves ruthlessly destroyed- - 1
nou6<i that vtiz. du"-'"'
I i"'v 7 \ ' . .
money out ot' tho I1 iost cn^s:;" failed. The Court
is still in session, and under the new judiciul
status, considers a number of cases formerly heard
by a Chancellor. Judge Carpenter is a rapid
j wurlior, and clear? a docket in ? Lort order, but
his bru.(juc ujaunern buvc made bim uupuj.ular
with the bar.
Although Charleston Is one of the most rjtict
cities in the union, we ore not without our celeb
rities. The boarders of thc Charleston Hotel were
somewhat surprised last winter at the advent of a
humpbick who wore long hair, tucked up with a
comb, and was in every respect one of the oddest
specimen* Cf hu?_k_ity over seen in this section
of the globe. His ooir-munioutiop wt* not even
yea and nay, for ho declined to converse with any
one, and was a Diogenes without a tub. Madam
Rumor was at la?t aroused, and reports were cir
culated of his enormous Wealth, how he owned a
tin minc in Wales, and had money by the cart
loau. Ile ET$? certainly most liberally supplied
with greenbacks, and, inougn a <,yi:;c( has been
known to spend them most generously. All that
is koowa of the strange creature is thal his linnie
is Morrie, bu i, au Englishman or Welcbman, and
is quite wealthy. What strange trunk brought j
him to tho new world is not kuowp, but bis solid- |
tor hus paid him a visit since bis sojourn ip this
State. His first appearance was ut Camden,
whern be astonished the natives by dressing a la
Turk, booting pistols, and performing sundry
uncivilized antics. The landlord of thc Camden
Hotel, having pressed him for bis bill, he becnine
offended, went to Charleston, raised some money,
and returning to Camden, bought the Hotel from
orcr the landlord's head, and ejected him. This
is the only Inves.tnKa? fce known to havo made,
and ho invariably turns a deaf oar on ul 1 who
seek to divert his greenbacks into spccnlation.
He docs not seem to mind ibo hot weather, and
can bp sean a,?y aftprnoon on the Hotel porch
with his bunds in bis j;r??cfjea pockets, und his
hut canted back off bis top kpot. JIc would be
a god-send for _oruc enterprising showman, and
it is a wonder that sumo glilj-topgucd Yankee has
not induced him to travel on his looks. That ho
?3 a mystery none who have seen him can doubt,
but no one has yet been able to road tho riddle
satisfactorily.
Thc weather for the past few days ba3 been al
most unendurable, ty ith a clear sky, a hot sun,
and thc thermometer up in thc nineties^ comfort
is at a discount. We can only endure, aud suffer,
trusting to thc coming of cooler duys.
Our Opera IIMUSC project bus f?llen to the
ground from tho unwillingness, or inability, of
tho Cbarlestonians to contribute their quota to
its erection.
The town talk is now tho Reading Room and
Merchant's Exchange proposed by the Lourd of
Trade. Tho necessary collections havo been made,
and thc enterprise may be considered a certain
success. Tho site has not b*cn determined upon,
but it is thought that tho Mowry House, in Moot
ing Street, a short distance above tho Pavillion
Hotel, will bc purchased, and transformed to suit
the purposes intended.
The second number of the " Nineteenth Centu
ry" has been issued, and favorably received. It
is suino what on tho same stylo as the Juno number,
hiving an abuudancc of light and heavy reading,
learned saws from the Sanscrit, and pleasant his
torical incidonts of tho lost cause. The sooiy
graph? aro ei_ullsptf aud as thoro i? a vein of
humor and truth underlying them, they vii! b?
generally appreciated. Those in the June num
ber have been copied in many of the Wostern
papers. It is up hill work to run n magasine in
Charleston, and the publishers ol" tho " Nineteenth
fie.it".!-" deserve all the success tht-y may achiove.
Loug Ufa to liiejr Mantling.
B ' frKRiilFLAOF.
THINK OK IT.-On Thursday last, 12.000
Chinamen arrived at San Francisco- "Un
less we greatly misiake," says the New Yoi lc
Herald, this exodus from Asia Lrings with
it tho settlement of the negro question." It
brings with it the issue, ^y_o shall rule ibis
country / .Europeans, Asiatics, or Africans 1
Or will tbev all'blend j'jj?u * in>puy family ?
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Till UT Y YEARS' Experience in the Treat
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
F. L. SMITH,
?tigttfiejili S? i,
TlIE SUBSCRIBER announces to his friend?,
patrons, and tbu public generally of Edgctield
and tho adjoining Districts, that having lately
bought out the interest of LEWIS JONES in
thc old atjil long-estLoilshiid Firm of SMITH <fc
JONES, ho is'now, as here,oioro, prepared to do
ALL MANNER OF WORK iu tho
COACH MAKING, BUGGY MAKING AND
REPAIRING BUSINESS.
All work entrusted to him, will be executed ic
a thoroughly artistic and workmanlike manner,
and-with great promptness and ditpatch. i .*?
Thc Subscriber is in tho habit of visiting thc
great Northern Cities every Fall with tba expr?s?
yicw oj inspecting all improvements in poacb
?nd Buggy Building, .?nd of ,-,tlo'pting ??cb as bc
may approve of.
I hare on hand a good Stock of SUPERIOB
CARHIA?ES mid BUGGIES of my own MAN
UFACTURE, which I will Soil Low,
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING done prompt
ly, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Asl SELL ONLY FOR CASH, my Pricet
are unusually reasonable.
"All I ask is a trial.
F. L. SMITH.
Edgelicld, S. C., Dec 1 ly 4t)
Sheriff's Sale.
Benjamin II. Warren, "|
BenjaminH. Brodnax, Trua [^/orForch're.
tee for Martha Brodnax. J
BY Virtijo of an Order from his Honor Z. Platt,
Circuit Judge, I will proceed lo sefj in tho
iilmvc stated case nt. Ilnmhurg, 6. C., on tho 15th
day of .Inly next, thc following mortgaged prem
ises montioneil in the pleadings, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Twenty
nine (2!l) Acres, moro or less, w'th dwelling and
out buildings appurtenant, situated upon Schultz's
Hill, nci;r tho town of Hamburg S C.; upon thc
premise! ibero ls a large orchard of oholoo fruit
trees, also ? vineyard ; said tract of land being
purl of a tract conveyed to Lazarus Looser by
Jones A Kennedy, and bounded North by lands nf
Joseph J. Kennedy, South hythe Brewery Lot,
East by Hamburg and (Iraniteville road, West by
lands of Chas. Hammond and others.
Terms Cash. Titles Hnd Stamps Extra.
JOHN H. MCDEVITT, g. E. C.
June 24 4te 27
DR. W. H. TUTT'S
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ARE FOR SALE BY
T. W. CARWILE, DRUGGIST,
BPQKFJEfcP, 8. C.
Especially designed for tho u<e of tho Medical
Profanion and the Family, possessing those iii
tritmc medicinal properties which belong to an
Old nnd Pure Gin. %
Indispensable to Females. Hood for Kidney
Complaint?. A delicious Tonic. Put up in cases
containing ono dozen buttles ench, and sold by all
druggists, grocers, etc. A. M. BIN IN OER A CO.,
established 1778, No. 15 Beaver Street, New York.
?JST For sale at Edgufield, S. C., by
THOS. \V. CARWILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
June 23 Om 26
DIRECT IMPORTATION
TO
^XJGI-TJST^, GEO.
. .i/ tivutnerit un
persons at a distance can have these Seeds, say
from i ip a pound and upwards, sent them by
mail (w? pay the postage) at the rate of $1,00
per pound for all except thu Teltow, which is
$2,00 per pound.
The following comprise thc Catalogue of the
.*? Seed, viz ;
Westbury Purple Top Swede or Ruta
irple and Groen Top Yellow Aber
s Globe,
> Norfolk,
gardens, Robinson's Golden Ball
These are also fine for Field
ot large.
Sew York and Philadelphia
Dutt-b,
Strap Leaf,
? Tankard or Hanover,
White French,
land.
? -ALSO.
ed from Pari", France, a few more
MJTIFUL IMMORTELLE BOU
DATES, CROSSES, Ac.
C, PE M BLE,
AUGUSTA SEED 8TORE,
140 Broad Street, Augusts, Ga.
6t 23
?. W. CARWILE,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, &c,
H_AT SIGN OF TD.E GOLDEN MORTAR,
fiQGEFlELPi s. c.
THE Subscriber is now making EXTENSIVE
ADDITIONS to his nlrcady well-assorteJ Stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Ac, ?endering his
Stock oomplete in cverv nr>:-'e ?n the line. He
_h?.- -? . - 7 fow y?rk Houses,
y best articles at
ho State.
. rchasers, Whole
May IS
T. W. 4
At Sign
LIFE IN A PU . i.
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS FROM
M?&GIEVS 4NTI-Bi:LIO|JS FtyLS.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL INA DOSE.
WHAT one hundred letters a-day say from
patients all over tho babitablo globe.
" Dr. Maggie!, your Pill has rid me uf all bili
ousness."
"No M.oro noxious dospi for me in five or ten
Pills taken at one time.' One of your Pills cured
nie."
"Thanks, Doctor. My hcndaclie has left we.
?end another box to keep in thc house."
"Alter sulfuring torture from the bilious cholic,
two of your Pilli eurod lue, and I have no return
of the malady.
'.Our doctors treated me for Chronic Constipa
tion, as they callad if. und nt last ca j j} I wus incu
rable. Your Uaiicicl'J cured int.i'
"I bad no appetite: Miiggi?l'j pill? gave nie a
hearty ont."
" Your Pilli, ure marvelous."
"I fend fur ?inotiier box, and keep them in the
house.':
*-"-D"r."Maggiel has cured wy headache that was
'rhroiiiu."
" I gave bulf one of your Pills to my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear young thing got well
in a day."
"My nausea of a morning is now cured."
. " Your Box of Maggiel's Pills cur^I mc 0|
noises in the head. I rubbed some Salve behind
my ears and the noise left mc."
"Send me two boxe?- I want ono for a poor
I family,"
I UUOIOBU a dollar-your price is twenty-five
cents, but (.he medicine to mo is worth a dollar."
"Seed inc fivo boxes of your Pills."
"Lot me have three boxes of your Salve and
Pills, by return mail."
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
RETENTION OF URINE dc
M A ? G i E L . S HILLS
Are.a perfect cure. One wi.l satisfy uoy one.
For female diseases, Nervous Prostration, weak
ness, General Lassitude and Wont of Appetite,
Maggiel's Pills will be found an effectual remedy
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE
Are moBt universal in their effects, and a cure
can be almost guaranteed.
EACH BOX CONTAINS TWEL VE PILLS
<-rr- ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
Address all orders to
JOHN F. HENRY,
Suc?ea?or tc DVJIAS, BARNES A Co.,
8 College Place, Now York.
C. F. HERBERT & CO.,
Proprietors of the
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE
P. 0. Box, 5272.
' Juho 15 3m 25
GEO, C. ROBINSON,
GROCER
AND
COMMISSION MERCH'NT,
207 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
A f tlx? XjotTsrost Prices
STRICTLY FOR CASI!.
G.EORGE ROBINSON will bo found with hi
Son,at the above Store, and will always be road;
anddoligbtod to welcomo and wait on his ob
Edgefieldfriends and customors.
Augustn. Nov 2.'t ly 48
Magnolia Water
UnfC-R SALE AT
|T CABWILE'S DRUG* STORE.
|TJano2?T if' '27
Multum in Parvo !
BR. T. H. PATTISON continues th
Practice of Medicine fur Cash. Those nc
prt-pnred to comply with his terms nocd not es
peet bis services. Rates samo as last year.
JuoeS? il
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
THIS WEEK
AT THE
IPrecierioksbiirg Btore !
THE CHEAP GOODS NOT ALL SOLD YET! ' WILL ADD TO
THE "PAP GA IN CO UNTER "' EACH DAY !
STILL Solling WAMS?TTA CALICOES at S cts., worth more in New York
by the Case.
SPRAGUES, MERRIMACS, and all the best CALICOES at 12-} eta.
DELAINES and CH ALLIES at 15 cts., less than they were in the good old
times, before the war.
O.I:J ..u.jiir..i .., - - at 25 cts., worth qO cts
i? Li;: [OZAMBIQUES, English BA
wd 40 cts.
B20 the dress.
TTLES, reduced still lower this
ut ly rednced prices,
c.
ew York Mills 25 cte.
V. RICHARDS & BROS.,
301 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTAyGA.,
June 15 * 2t 25
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE !
THAT
W. C. HEWITT & CO.,
AT THE BIG SIGN
No. 282, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.,
IS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP, PURE AND UNADULTERATED
LIQUORS, SUCH AS
Brandies. Whiskies, Rums, Gins. Wines,
ALES, PORTERS, BITTERS, S?C.
* In connection with this House is a
LARGE RECTIFYING AiND REFINING ESTABLISHMENT,
|*THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE K-IKD IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES, where they Make Nothing but Pure and Unadulterated Liquors.
They are also
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
To which they would call the attention of the trade. They defy competition,
assuring all who will favor them with their patronage, that they will sell cheap
er than any House in the South.
W. C. HEWITT & CO.
HEWITT'S GLOBE HOTEL, Fare Reduced to $3 Per Day. One
of the Best Hotels in the South.
Augusta, May 30 6m 23
Axigusta?, Greorgia,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign db Domestic
DRY GOODS.
HAVE now on hand a SPLENDID STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS, among
which mav be found the folloviin?:
JAPANESE CLOTHS, GRENADINES, MOZ AMBIQUES,
ALPACAS, LINEN LAWNS, ORGANDIE MUSLINS,
JACONET MUSLINS, French LAWS, CHAMBRAYS,
Slack Iron BABBGES, Iron Frame ' B?REGES,
MARSEILLES and PIQUE CLOTHS, PERCALES, BRILLIANTS.
8-4 FRENC1? MUSLINS and TARLATANS, Swiss, Jaconet and Nainsook.
Summer TWEEDS and CAS'SIMERES, JEANS, COTTONADES, 1
White and Brown Linen DUCK, White and Brown Linen DRILL,
Check LT NEN, Chinese and Spanish LINEN,
Linen SHEETING and PILLOW CASING, Irish LINEN for Shirt fronts, &c
Linen TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLE YS, Table DAMASK,
LACE COVERINGS, Kid GLOVES, Lace MITTS,
FANS, PARASOLS SUN-UMBRELLAS,
20 Gases PRINTS, latest styles,.fr??a the lowest to the finest,
A full Stock of BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS,
DRILLS, Plain and Striped OSNABURGS, &c. '
And a variety of other Goods too numerous to mention. All of which will
be sold at tho very lowest prices FOR CASH.
MULLARKY BROTHERS,
A UG USIA, GEORGIA.
tf
224 Broad St.
224 Broad St
I. SIMON & BRO.,
OFFER
Ready-Made Clothing,
AND GENTS' SUPERB FURNISHING GOODS
THE Public ia well aware of the SUPERIORITY in STYLE and MAKE
of our CLOTHING. And we continue to sell, as we always did, on th?
ONE PRICE SYSTEM, which guarantees fair dealing to all.
ALSO ?We keep also a good Stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES
&c., atour Lower Store, 176 Broad Street, just below Mrs. Fredericka Con
fectionery.
I, SIMON & BRO.,
176 & 224 Broad Street, Augusta, (ia.
Augusta, June 8_ tf_24
Iced Soda Water.
1W?I continue to drnw excellent SODA WATER
from my Fount for thc Season.
T. W. CARWILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
May 13_tf_21
Choice (rrecu aud Black Teas*
JUST received 1 CHEST GREEN TEA and
1 CHEST BLACK TEA, which has bo?m tested
and found to bo choice-delicate in flavor and
vory full of strength. For sale by
?. L. PENN.
Jun? 28 tf 20
Widows aud Orphans of Confede
rate Soldiers*
Wo will take especial pleasure in famishing
Widows and Orphans of Confederate Soldiers,
(who are in noedy circumstances,) with the AD
viiii.-?bE^ a? unt-hntf oar established rates-or
for $1,50 per Muran.
Dr. Wm. H. Tutt's Stand
ard Preparations.
IV"OW in Store a full Stoek of these justl
POPULAR MEDICINES, vix :
* EXPECTORANT,
SARSAPARILLA and QUEEN'S DELIGHT
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,
IMPROVED HAIR DYE,
COD LIVER OIL,
PAIN ALLEVIATOR,
ESS. JAMAICA GINGER. \
For salo at the Drug Store' of
T. AV. CARWILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
May 18 tf, 21
Kerosene Oil, Lamps, &c
jrUST received and f?sale the very best KKF
I OS EXE OIL and a tice assortment LAMP,'
amp Chimneys, Jfc.
T. W. CARWiLB,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
MaylS tf ll
CHEATEAM BROTHERS
ARE selling tbotr LADIES DRESS GOODS,
at New York Cont Prices-and many
articles actually Below first Cost!
CHEATHAM BROTHERS
k RE selling their PRINTS, best brands, fcch
L as Merrimacs, Spraguea, 4c,ail2i?upr. jd.
CHEATHAM BROTHERS
ARE selling their large Stonie of JIT.S READY
MADE CLOTHING, at price* to sui; every
bodv.
LINEN SHIRTS at less tban their value in
Now York.
CHEATHAM BROTHERS
ARE selling their fine Stock of .SHOES, BRI
DLES, SADDLES, te., at a very small
margin above cost rrioe<.
CHEATHAM BROTHERS
HAVE reduced the price of all their Goods
very materially, and are ( Hering induce
ments to purchasers.
CHEATHAIS BROTHERS
RE selling MENS AND BOYS' HATS 25
_ per cent under thc Augusta Market.
Now is the rime to gt.i bargains. Come every
body, before the Stock is picked over. ?J?
June 8 . M 24
A
SUPERB NEW SPRING
?
I
T,
HE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW; OPENING
his Stock of SPRING GOODS, >hich havo
all been bought in Charleston ?ince THU FALL
IN PRICES, and will be SOLD iAT THE
CHEAPEST RATES, FOR CASH ONLY, na
I have n< t thc capital to do a Credit Buainest.)
The Stock consists in part of
CALICOES of all grade?,
LENOS, CHENE,
Emb. GRENADINES, .
BAREGES, Plain and Striped*
MOZAMBIQUES, P. tn ?M Striped,
Plaid and Domestic 0 i NW fl ?MS,
Plain and Checked ii 0S IvTSj
Plain lind ; . :pc.l SV
Bishop Lawn, Nainto LroHM-tJSLIKS,
BRILLIANTS,
IRISH LINENS,
Linen and Cottou DI id ' 0^'ELS,
OSNABURG3 and rV
Bleached SHIRTING EE 'INGS, -
Pillow Case CLOTHS
Bleached and Brown G . Ac, Ac.
For Men am $ ear.
TWEEDS and CASS
Kentucky JEANS,
COTTONADES nod
Farmers' LINEN an ftl . .;, Jcc.
Bonnels, Hats iriifcsu.ttgs, ?ac.
Ladies, Misses and Children's BONNETS,
HATS and FLATS,
FLOWERS and WREATHS,
STRAW TRIMMINGS, <tc.
Gloves, ttestyry, &c.
On hand s> large and varied awiorfment of HO
SIERY, H A N D K E i\.Z=H 1 K F S, GLOVES,
MITTS, Ac, Ac. . ' .
shoes! Shoes! .
Ladies, Misses and ChildrcnVSHOES, all the
latest stylos and at the lowest prices.
Men's, Boys aud Children's SHOES, all grades.
Hats.
Men's, Boys and Youth's HATS, 'a full stock,
and fashionable styles.
Groceries.
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, CANDLES, SOAP,
8TARCH, Ac.
Crockery. Ilaruware, ?c.
A good assortment of CROCKERY,
HARDWARE^* all kind?.
R^W-O-oit-HOKS. Crown HOE.<L_and Steel
attifa .
Customers are invited to inspect the man
agement of the Milla, and every part cf the ma
chinery for Cleaning and Grinding Grain, and
report any defect, any where, by which they may
possibly sustain auy loss.
We have secured the iierviccs of an experi
enced Miller. Besides oar Mr. GLOVES will give
his undivided attention to ;ho Mill.
Wheat and Corn will hu ground in the best
manner, and nothing left undone tc secure th?
satisfaction and patronage of Gpsin growers.
. . BACOvi & GLOVER.
June 8, ?if 24
EDGEFIELD
FEMALE INFIRMARY.
TV? D. JENNINGS, M. D., late Professor of
Diseases of Women in Galveston Medical College
of Texas, respectfully informs tho citizens of
Edgofield and adjoiniug Counties, that he \i now
permanently located at Ed gi field C. H<> S. C., in
the Practice of his Professen.
Dr. JENNINGS is now prepared to give otpe
cial attention to the Disoases of Females. Ho
has made the treatment of Uterine Diseases bis
speciality.
Ladies who may require the services of Dr<
JENNINGS will be received into Lis family for
troatmont.
Dr. JENNINGS will ny j?w ? tarnish
ir g references ol pro ? edie leges,
and Certificates of lo ' . mnty
who have been bed-ri- -o arc
now completely reston :t"L treat
ment.
Charges modci
May ll 20
f?r Abbeville flatt . * i Bert??,
Newberry Herald and J I will Ct |-y
once a month fox thre. send bill ta
this office. .
NQTIOJ?
THE SPRING i - il:f* ACTORY ?S
now prepared to ? ??.. ?? SOL '.ito ROLLS.
Terms: 12? Cents ] i < .. -or one-fonrth
the Wool Carded.
All Wool left at the JO- <. r y. ? ROBINSON,
No. 267, Broad Street, .i IT.II. tia. or at the
Factory, 7 miles from _uf . : -h-. Louisville
Plunk Road, will receive proii ot attention.
May 17 3m 21
R. H. MIMS, Agi,
PHOTOGlUiliER 1
Gallery Over Mr. G. L. Pe tm's Store*
PHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES, Ac, 4c,
(Plain or Colored,) at Prices to suit the times
PORTRAITS IN OIL, AMBROTYPES, DA
GUERREOTYPES, Ac, of Ucceuiod persons ac
curately copied, and if wished, enlarged to life
this, and colored in Oil or Pastel, by one of tba .
boat Artists in the South.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS for sala,
. ?gTTerms Cash. ?
May 24 St 22
Back Line
PROM
Edgeficld C* U, to Pim; House Depot?
THE Subscriber has established a LINE OF
HACKS from Edgcfield C. H. to Pin?
House Depot on the Columbi s. and Augusta Rail
road-making iwo trips daHyand will meet tho
Trains from both directions.
Every effort will bc made t ? give comfort and
entiro satisfaction to passengers.
]>. L. TURNER.
MayU tf 20
Magistrate''. Flanks.
We have- on hand a ful assortment of Magis
trat?'? Blanks, ?o?catly printed, which we arc
Usg at Chailcitoa prices.