Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 07, 1869, Image 7
My Luve and I.
And we sut tu the quiet evening,
AU clon*?, my love and I,
And ?he played?on ht^r -.gun softly,
And I lint, nod ?i.'Cn-ly.
F t ?..?.. s?ng im A pay ?oog sweetly,
i.iko a chorus ot Weddiug chimes,
An J oh! iu the music ringing
C.uue the thoughts of oilier lime.-.
?n ? 'ream 1 waa >:iii h-*id? her
li: lils ~u i.uicr >v.?- a .! .lo-ls,
AH: l.r-i. :u tim -anji^lic
'i'.i tu? ?ound vii Iago hells.
Ar. ? ? ii c sang m-, n grave song sadly.
That was so.'t aud -weet and low,
Ot thc good Book's golden promise,
That wine and oil should Bow.
In a dream I wiis still beside her,
Ar.d 1 saw ?er yet tho same*
Though thc promise wa? for others,
And :hn;io g t things never c imo.
Then .'he sang ma un song softly,
Like a sig'o fr m n dj.tug breath;
And 'twa? ori v thc wor: tV old >t..ry
Of love and life and death.
And I thou?h: a i nat bes/ida her,
As I henr i her gently sing.
T.iat wi;h suah sweet, thrilling voices
Th?: c?..?!S of a igels ring.
So we sat in that quiet evening,
All almo, my love ui.d T,
And she played on her organ softly, .
And I listened silently.
Advice to Foong ftoiueii.
' A MOTfl"fc*R '5* A .'. VK'K. TO lirp: DAT^??tTlvK.
Every co!i??d_?rato woman who is in
terested ih-tfie ?ducation of children;
Of tile .."??vtsi-ivn of her sex. feels that
i ]:<-.p? :?:v elifenents of .c?mraetor more
essential tfi happiness anti more attrac
tive biO-fe than the mental cr I titre
?,.iii>li schools arc expected to furnish.
The?;' ;tre impressed upon youthful
minds bj the fort e ol' example and by
the faculty of observation; They arc
the foundations lipon which all that is
useful or beautiful in life must beplant
ed. One of i lit* traits of character whi eh
is mos! essential and attractive islthe
c?pat?iiv io adapt "ourselves to the con
dition of things in whicli weare placed.
Tn do liiis successfully, a child rnUsI be.
taur/hfet? accepi events as they come.
J; if not nwessary <..:. josi that a ye ni?
?a iv shohld lie required )<> rest conten?
in every Situation inwhieh she is placed.
Improvement j :is a rule, ts easier and
bettor than ehannfj*: But habitual dis
content is generally fatal to happiness
and improvement. The powev fe adapt
ourselves to iii*' actual condition oi
tilings, however unsatisfactory they
may !)'.', is essentitd to either. To malee
the best ol* every thiner is -.vi e counsel,
on the part ol' parent er friend 'jBear
patiently what ever may Seeni i?^leas
ant or unkind. Bc quiet; and when an
Opportunity occurs io"j-mproye'or change^
do so. It is always wise to keep your
joys and griefs mainly to yours. ::'. V
oh? but ti parent can truly feel for you.
We chink otherwise, "vf experience
sliows tha: it is impossible. Wo should
svmpatlze with sorrow, anti . !'< .".ll wo
c?iri for its rel;.-:'. This is t!..- Grst oi
our duties and th*-- sweetest of our
\ pleasures.
Lei ii b- our aim each ?lay go to live
p.- to avoid that which isampleasant or
oiiensive to others, and tlrtc escape the
sorrow of repentance Themis no sat
isfaction in c?nstautlydoing :T<which
i i wrong an I cen -tan?.ly repenting.- "C.,
lady can be true ;b?_oi'-'"s ">] n '" "
a
i
is
th
n\\ _ i
power in the formation: td character.
A voting lady that lias seen nothing of
real life, and only knows what site has
heard niel read, is greatly astonished
wheh-ebe meets th? distinguished men
and women ol' any country. They are
not equal io ker standard. Young peo
ple rnav be made better by contact with
that which is not so good. Instead of
falling themselves, they. Should try i>
.mike the bad good. To be thrown in
early life among all classes and condi
tions of people ought lu be esteemed
an advantage rather than a misfortune.
The people from whom we can obtain
the most sensible, the truest and wisest
views of life, are lound among those
-who struggle for existence. X?.? une can
truly understand life unless they have
suffered. Of this we may bc certain.
A truly wise mother might justly bc
distressed if her child never knew grief.
There arc plenty of people who think
they have trouble; out io feel what
trouble is, we must be as others are.
To be really good, ono must have seen
life itt all it? phases. A poor little bare
footed girl looks lipon thc elegantly
(Ireswcd lady and thinks her happy i She
lias food and clothing, and of course
plenty of friends. She knows what
comfort, what joy is. But she could
better understand and would better
comprehend what happiness or what
virtue is if she knew with how liui
envy, indeed with what pleasure, her
ill-clad and suffering observer gazes
upon what we receive as evidences of .
her happ'tf&is. The griefs are Fancied.
The others are real. Bur often the real
happiness is where the poverty j s and
I he.weal th is not.; We ur" sometimes
surprised that poor peo?-I.- b- have .-'?"
well. How many wrongs they might
eommit, which are never done ! A
poor mother goes out to beg broad for
darling, perhaps her dying child. .She
is the suffering witness of overflowing
wealth and luxury, but she dares not
interfere, it is her sense of justice,
the justice of her people, that protects
her. She has sufferings, but she has
also a protection that wealth doesn't
give. God is wise. He deals jastly.
ls it not well for us to see and to know
for ourselves such sufferings and such I
virtue, that we may fully comprehend
his goodness ami his wisdom ?
it is best that children should not bo
too strongly governed, [tis thc .same
in families as with nations: Too much
government defeats the object wo wish
to accomplish. It is the duty of parents
to bc what they desiratheir children to
be. A mother's example should bc her
daughter's constant guille, lt is un
wise to observe too closely slight faults,
ilow few there arc that can bear rigid
eross-examination ! There is nothin? a
mother should so much covet and so
much prize as the unreserved confidenc e
of her daughter. But to gain anti re
tain this confidence, we must- live the
life we profess. Nothing does rt child
snore harm, nothing cnn impart to ;l '
mother greater grief, than the los-of.
this touching"and tender relation which
brings the daughter to the mother in
confession of her error, or which would
prevent her return, even upon a tepefi*
tion of her fault, with tho samo lu
ol' counsel and forgiveness which ?
couraged h .;. ?rrjt appeal. -V ch
shoi?ld never be made io > tiller tho agu
o: a mothers final condemnation. I
.conciliation should never be kopo.- ii
A young lady should accustom i.
self to feel for orhc-rs, TO have a ki
word for all. We can never kno w wi
good a kind look and word may do, 1
how soon wu may aced un ! weh imo
return. There atv many things
lctm, bur no one must expect to let
them all ;?i once. There are many p
pfc from whom wo esta expect, val hui
instruction. Thc greaJ teacher is i
perienee. We may resist tJiis truth
a while, bul must yield atlast. Re'cei
instruction from all sources. Tho woi
is full of profitable lessons. Be c?ur
ous and polite Minder ail cirenmstanc
Hov; easy and how wise ii is to he ei
in our daily fife ! Bul io bo sue??
in our efforts tn matters of cou ri
and civility, wo must coirrinonce ni lion
wi;h our oro:,;..,] pistol's. ??ab
thus formed are.-c.a.sily and pleasau
worn when among strangers, ii ?sb
rei- to have.no confidents; Much liai
is done by speaking of little things
confidence. When a thought or wo
has left its, it can never bc recalli
That which ought nor to be spoken
private is for that reason made pub'
when spoken, lt is belter -noi to
aier-m?eh educated. tWe skprild Iosi
from observation. .Study people ti
evcats. Hoi draw corn ?lui io ns i . ?* . . j n i.
Iv. but observe and dwell upon t!
wlii?li is g i :.!.
In-our religious life, wc should Tul
live up what we^prof?ss. Uhristia:
ty can oiily appeiir'jri our cvory-d
life. Truth and justice sliotiid bc i
foundation of* our faith, and our i
euell day so guided that we may n
have cause repeni of unworthy a
sinful ....?tions. To those who do rig]
repent-ant ct is unnecessary. We : hon
not judge the religious life of ..?t<
with' severity- : we eah hoi know wi
motives g?Yern thuin. J: is n >1 o
right lo pass judgmer.t Re el mri tal
always, lt i< ono of tho ?real tiniJ
ot' life. Beal gently willi Ile- repa I
.ion. and especially with th? nnforfa
ate, of our sex. Tina-.' arc ne-ne '.vii
oui i'::tilt .. and those alone ari: ! ; wi
have less than others.
Women have the repnmtioh of heil
censorious of each other, staking
magnify rather than con 'eal '1 'fe its
character. It may be so. Wc fistful
guard against this injustice, a:..'! he!
to build up rather than destroy ivptii:
lion. j.ri;-..:u-n of character is ;
easy as ii is wicked.
Ji is a great advantage t i koop quit
gract fully and naturally. Sol?-contri
is thu liest evidence of a cadlivat?il ii
relied a::d a clear conscience, ii is
great pleasure to meet those who wise)
lisien and observe-who review what
said without prejudice, and. with <
without"advice, commit rio errors;. Noll
irig is so difficult to do-nothing
rarely dbnfe.
Ii is noi well to devote loo mn?
lime t.? tin- subject oldie.---. But tli
art of fl ress is an essential par! <? th
education of ladies. Perfect propricr
of dress on all occasions is in itself r.
eyiden.ee of high cultivation and is ;
capacity which very iew people possess
This requires that just cousideratio:
should be give;: to the circumstanct
-.cin'ditions of other:. Tlj?s is th
'e of propriety : a la?fr phbul?
"sfeg'ar3 it* "The lift? of dr?s
ng lady entcringsociety is no
ubjeci. Ii has mue? toTd
exhibition of chawfPter ara
life; There are few "'question
ent asked and none mor
answer than those whirl
subj e.? t. lt has receive)
i ol tho bi-si minds in. a!
countries, and lias inn? !i to do with per
sonni comfort and the elegance ol' so
ciety.
The w^rid is full of good fl tug:-, i
we seek for and ro uve them. Whet
we mee! that winch disturbs us. w<
should help to" chango ii. or learn toon
dure it. A :_.>,,.i and pure woman cai
do much io make the world belier. W<
have been fold-thai whatever is. isrighi
The life of every person oilers mach it
confirmation bf this opinion. But wt
must still aim tb do right, and strive i<
know what is right; The chief di fol I
bf" most people is, they db not know
what is right. Bul a hely who has in
tog] itv arid a sen: v. of-justice to guidt
her, ..a?i never I'ail-lojdiseorn-that whiol
gives pleasure from that --which inflict"
pain, or tl tat which improves ant]
strengthens from that: which injures 01
destroys t hose a round her. Every yow: g
lady that enters upon the thouin
of life should seek tb'know tilt rule ol
right. There is justice in ail ?iii;.rr>.
and neither beauly, hap] ino s. nor pow
eancxist without ?I. kile at best is
imi-cif. i She mus? no! expect or de
mand too ?nucir, it h better 'lo be a
spectttior than an actor, un li i wo com
prehend tire iiecessities thai govern the
wo; ld. With thc best <efforts .?'i which
the human mind incapable, bitter dis
appointments can noi always bo avoid
ed. But thc consciousness of a desire
to act justly is the k.-.-i swpporl wo can
have in adversity. The aim ? f her iife
should bc to impart'lo others, by her
bright exam;do. the knowledge which
sin- lias gained by instruction; observa
tion, anti experience.-hedger.
Tiu;.Vil-? Hv>-cix: : '--The Au
gusta Chroiiiaio-ihva pays tts compli
ments to the Navy Sard bricklayers ol
Washington, who refuse to work on the
same scaffold with negroes:
These bricklayers who thus refuse to
permit a ?iegro to " handle brie!;- and
mortar" <<n the sane' job with them
selves are nearly ali radicals. They
vote to sustain thc radical, party, and
cheerfully endorse its efforts to force
negroes into all thc offices in tho South,
yet they reCuse to permit the same class
to work with them. Their Caucasian
blood revolts ut the contact, on the
builder's scaffold, with " ?..il" blacks,
yet they think them marvellously prop
er persons to sit in our l?gislative naifs
to ]?reside in our ( 'juris of^jiistice, i"
serve on our juries, io .-ii on thc same
bench with our children in th" school
house, and with our wives and daugh
ters in our churches and places of
amusement)
Tin; SACRED ANIMAL.-Ave have
got to come !.. jt. V\ hy nb! Come at
Once and b.- done with ii ? Until we
own thai thc negro is a god and treat '
him a^ such, there will bc vJo peace in !
this country. Tie* sooner we ?io it ?he !
better. Lot us, therefore, make haste
to build each of them a .-mal! j.v-'s hmise j
pf gopher .wood,'-put hinton :i -pedes-j
tra! therein, and worship- him daily with j
incense of tobacco, heave offerings of
roast shoat, wave offerings of ?oin
whiskey, and burnt offerings of barbe-1
cued corin arid possom; TH?nj and nor
?iii {li??, thia di?l?itctod land v. iii ro
pe e.-Kati vc A irginian.
Jfannrrs'ywjai'?ua?i.
'Sa??,,.,,,..,,a;;Si&
... fie tba? hy the Plow would thrire,
ZiifUFoil uiuVto?thcr bold at drive*'
Prom thc S?uther:i I'! nisi anil-Farm r.
i;:Sc3Si'S ai io-??irjt
>>'?..; unlike Iii?.* human family: Barn
hard -Fowls ave stiiyecfc rp many, dis
?.?ases, some ol' wlii?li yield readily io
medical treatment, while others only
end in dea!lt. .
Ono of t!if first remedies, or, move
properly speaking, prov? ntivesis clean-,
liness. Fowls must have warm, well
ventilated lodging quarters to make
them healthy and "cainable. Hens that
have to perch in trees, pr on polos, ex .
posed to the drizzling rains and ofdd
winds can nui 1:;. regi?hirly, nor v.?^
their eggs eat or hatch as wei! :.jr jT
tiley wiT'- trroperly provided for. they
must have.goOil sound food- ?orn bc
.?ng the i-?i:ti-:p?i|-.:!.::][.:'. vm?gej JV.-1?
water and ash kai ns Lp ?ree theiaselvt ..
ofvermine; They need froc c?eessi.to
?iiite. jV.ii* show of groen food, and if
given fresh meat once a week during
"the winier months, \-. ; I ! appreciate ir.
[ and. repay for such lepus's by their
cheerful song and abundant of eggs.
Hour-i doubtless the most fatal as
i! is the ui": i loathsome disease known
:?i the poulterer, ii comes with ]i?e
difliful! breathing, swolcn eyes a:id
tees, ami ofiensivc discharges fr??rn the
nc iii!:' : and is produced by filthy quarr
iers ;u).i insufficient feeding, lt is some
times relieved by gentle stimulant .
??ood. nursiiig, and-clfang( "!' quarters-:
Imf being oontagiouP; isreasiest gotten
i i ! of by killing the complaining bird!
GAPES-is another disease whieh of
tt ?i provea fjatal to rewig ?.-Iii- kons, and
is general ly "supposed looriginatc from
.tie or more small worm? ni th'' thront,
picked up while feeding in ol?] yard.?,
or swallowed whilst imbibing stagnant
water: An intelligent physician, Who
I bas.given this diseuscrsome ali?m ri on,
says the so-called worms ate no: worms,
but big?aments of flesh very ?vimiiar
those in t!i>- throats croupy children,
and should bc treated ju.:' as croup is.
The ?VIM' uso of liiii.' in dough made iii
!tiV;:il and 'wheal bran, with wafer to j
drink-or a few grains of wheat soaked
in spirits of tmpcnline--or strong ..bur.
water io drink; have been all used with
success. Where d'i.sftisas appear in
poultry yards, the water i hronghs should
bo thoroughly scalded and cleansed ev
ery dliy;:and if sour, be white washed
inside, to remove the acidity-; Then
ive i he birds fresh water two or three,
times per Jay, and with the diet recom
mended above wal soon disappear.
CHOLERA-or excessive purging, :.
?..?id tb be producid by . too much, ali
food. Two e?uz and one table^po^ful
of puh . ; ir.ad, aili rn, made im.? a ntyti
Ly l!;-'*aa:a;'::;;:-5 o.'liuJ.i ??- U^gj'OU
remedy. J?od pepper and chalk rmsed
in coin dough, is another repiedy, fre
quently used with success. Powdered
alum mixed in food, is -aid to lie a pre
ventive. Bili Hie hes! preventive is
;.i I.I on.nothing thai is sour or nn
I i?'S -is tue lormauon <>; ? naru i
stance on the ' ??.1 and lower side of ilu
tongue, and is fatal ii negle ?ed toe
long. Remove the hardened cuticle a
..on as disc tvered, give tin eomplaininr!
hird;some stimulating food -say stab
bread moistened ia good ade, n free run
to the lime heap and ash bank-find i;
will soon recover;
] [ARD < !ROP.-- is another disease com
mon among fowls, andprodnoed by 'at
ing: greedily and then drinking freely.
When discovered, pour ?< ?a-! w ti r
down the llfroa! of tho bird. w..i!c ibo
crop-gently with t!"; finger and thumb,
so as not to bruise ii, Jai; ai tho me
.time to sofre?: lh<.r yoaguiated vud. ilten
give a spoonful of'eas!or oil, and thc
patient will generally recover in twen
ty-four hours.
VK?.M?::-are more annoying and
more difficult io prevent than any dis
ease. Thc medicated ash balk may
keep them from gi ?wu J-<v.is. an i does
partially-do so, but to protect voting
chiekens.again-f Uj?'m scent;'; inniorsi
ble. Af hat.Jiing '.<>..:>.-. are ttiways
tliorotig.ily scalded and cleaned after
being used-my i;ein: ,u<- e:;?irii ....! and
mecliitated willi i-.- of peunv roy at;
or crysaliic actipi or coal tar wtdar. "i
kerosene oil; and tito ni .! - are also med
icated, before being taken, and y?*l ia
the moaili <?!' l^ebuary, uni of ??ficen
(dti?chcs of chickens, J found alih'-si .-v
cry bird iom>; when firs! t'iken from ;!:?.
i;e.4. And Hom Hie si/:e of the .vermin,
it would seeiu as v. i?.; y ! .nae with the
young bird froin thesliell. My remedy
for fliese ]"..-(..; is. !.? grease e: h ! i rd",
as well as the ).. ii. with unwa ht ! but
ter, fresh from ii:-"1 ? hit.?u". rh ts ;. .
that remedy- Ita.- : rbve ' ? .. . ? ; .! ?
have tried ? .fir <.:' ship . ir aa I v?: i ai ;
other remedies; bu: rive :!? )."::.. ha .
thus far. proved mos! ciliea ions. Oui
pf fifty-six birds halch tl .!.!!.'::?.; the
month of february (all Brahmas). ? lc :
but three, and they were mashed.
A PREVENTIVE--Mr; .Tolin 1' >u, ?? .
of England, gives the following i'ecij e
as a preventive of " roup" and ..gapes"
inchickens and ;tll fowds; and :>!r. C.
M. Satmdors, of New york, say-- i. may
be true ?. if perfeel cloanlinesi- is main
tained and the 'fowls UM in other res
perts well treated:'' The e.vperimen!
isa cheap and innoeent <.!:'.. and J
advise-out" poulterers Lu by ii. Liere
it is :
'*One p.ound ..! s?lpliaf?s of iron, viv
ounce of snlpliurie sicitl ilissolved in a
jug with Itor 'water, then Iel ii stand
tweiify-lour hours, and .:.!<! one gallon
of spring water ; when ?ii for ns?-, one
tea poonful to a ]^in: ?>i water given
every other <!;iv to chickens, and once
a week to old fowls; will imike roup and
gailes entirely astriinger i-> your yards.''
And now, kind reader, having bored
ven sufficiently nit ile- subject of barn
yard fowls, f am al>u.uI lt) bid you adieu.
J have endeavored '.. aw dceii ali inf?r
es! in the farmer on lite abj . ; of ? Otil
try, to show how Us ..uhivalioii can bp
made pleasant and pro'nfable (o
triasses, and to give reasons.wli\ I i-.-.
lived the (?rnhhi. Hu /. .??/;..). V|r.
giiiiab?rn-y?irds. If I lia vi? succeeded
in attracf ing at few lion io the subject
and in inducing you io examine |'? fa
j youfsolV??. T hm well rapid for my la- !
bur. 1 oil de?sta ntl ihat aij(e??rt will
soon I".1 ra'ade^to ge! up a .'Poultry As- !
so iaiion' fbiytlie?Stute.';^?nnldr to those
in Europe ftn?l romo cf bur Northern
Stab -. : and if leading farmers here,hs
elsewhere, take hold o? the subject, we
may soon rival the North even in poul
try exhibitions and productions; And
now J bid you adieu. J. \V. L.
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?JeS?PSICU??? Of r-???tli?i.S.
We haye allays objected ?<> the uso
of machinery of any sort to thkc iip
largestnmps in ordinarv arab! ela nd; that
would take up inevitably ;i large ijiiaii
tity of earth with each, and leave a
hole almost as objectionable as thc
stumps.-'; andj however, that after the
stump* were out there was trouble in
dispo sing of thurn.
Tiie following suggestions which wc
ti ?;c from our neighbvVj tho Baltimore
Weekly Leader, may bc quite prai liea
bie, while they aro hoi liable lo Mis
same Objections. They are at least
worthy bf trial :
We lmv.o heard of two methods ul
getting rid of stumps, Windi, a.- they
appear feasible and inexpensive; wc
hope some, reader will .try and report
lipon : Boro With a two inch auger to
the heart of the slump : ?ill the cavity
thus i .nade with sulphuric acid, or with
erude wi of i troioum; In the iir.-i
the :;..! i beoo-mes th . destructive^
n st: v.-i?liia ;>T^v iiloitlhs;; rrrtlii/'Liryi
: when the stump bccoiucsisnluratcft
ivitii '.ii ?i i:; ?ireil, ami will then burn
out fotthe last particle like n candle^
The Am.a banner.
Tr.::.'..-.;:K:-.T OF GALLEO BACK.-[Llie
?elel rated veterinary surgeon, Georgs
H. Padd, gives in thc Prairie Farmer
the following:-soon as ah-abi
oa the back of abor o, thc animal si
be excused from duty for a few
tlic abraded parts should be ?I
twice daily with a portioii of ir
ture ol aloes and myrrh. Titi*
treatment will soon heal th .
Should I hero bo no abr sion, 1
pie swelliiig-, attended with lu
:ui? tendernos;. i m- parts ghoul'
qucni?y sponged with (ailil wai
casionaj ;ia skin u?dergoe:; thi
of hardening (indnr.'iiion.j "
condition ol" tho parts known l:?
i i?is <>i' (?]<? " sitfast," and
in?-ni i - ni I?.!I.: I '>.< ?eure
o? ?"tirne and smear tho iii?'t
with a portion of tho pa inf? ? y
S une case? bf g?dh?d bm k .
der.- are due tb negligence a
ye! many animals, owing io
ity constitution, will " cl:
saying is. in those p.y.s wli
cohtaci with t.h*b collar an !
neither human foresight hoi
means can prevent thc sa?
? J-, -.
< :.. VEIL-iTuringour visit to Gheraw
last week we were shown .-. lot bf near
ly favo aeres painted in clover by Gapr>
Y\\ i.. ?. i?- -id, n ?ii- dwelling Jibuse
lot. Tin? lot of elovcr is a beautiful
one; .md the plants uro healthy and
vigorous, It is undoubtedly"'tlic besi
?li it lia : been seen this side of Va. wilie])
li?: . boen testified
risited il:-.' pla :e
Reid is jn .. ly pr?
the li; I expert w
of the clover, an
il is a valuable
De 'einher last,
harv; iet| lite
;'v-fi' }'*
ti vated in this*'
and willi less
anything else tn..-, vumu v< [?imi?..?
on iii" same ground.-Benno^tsville
Journal. :
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\:: v:\\\\\ \< A FK?T?i.::?::?:.:. . -Biilt
?M;?;re-is;V'eri?if?iot;s to-many specie:: oj
ii?-; : il i a! ii an excel ich I mTinure,
..inti mav be m ''1 ?,: gr?ai advantage
wlien dis !olved in fl: . proportion ol' one
pound io f< >:;. gallons water; This'
lifpii '.. applied ; . j'!:-:-.!.-- through ihe
rose of a wab>rihg?po% will preserve
health and vig ?r. Soapsuds are e p.-.'
Iv beneiieiitl. if used uccaj '? d:all\ ia the
same manner- say oii.-o-a woeic. The ;
retii?ijio.-. ?ipp?ie 1 alii?rm:i?'ly. havelie^n
known to preserva laelon and euenm
ber-vimisrfi-.ni? the r.-tv.?u "f ?-?io---v-e!'
iow-ily, buy.. Idighi. ?.!... audio keep
the ?'!-:?i!s in a.t-hn ing ?.'.n n.
. .. V
i-'i-:?.1 ?..:.-.. -A :'. Soil is easily i-.'i .v.'n.by,
a ? Si tarp pain m.-ar ii?-- !it?ne. lilia pilli
lin cup ono :-nii'ii: i;:i! of wo*.! ashe .
;!i. n iii! life cup np with arm wal ir
::i?.i pia-.? ii ia Hie stove, il ?'.I'd the
ivnge;*or tl H? .: ??'?ct? t? par? ni i lie ntj?
.uiitil lite pitin is . ived. Tiie eon
;.-!!.; bi' :h" cup a ' '?><? kepi as liojj^
ii..- hand <..-.!?. i?-aV. !:';::.. pain refr.rnsv
rei'.eai iia- proeess. ia tlio mon; i?.'
vtuiei d singes a pouliiee rna le of snp
p-:y elm, liax.-N.-d-. ve? bs .-ad and
iaiik. is gowl : bul li.a bes: fiting to
draw a i lion !.? a lie.id is lo tipp?y a
saivv ni: <::> the ?...'': of an .-.? - ihiek
?aed wi?li wheat fio?p
I i KKK AX i ' TrriiRF.. I rpo? ? ito French
eli [ions just; held, lite Emperor has
bronchi i<? !'?ear thc;enginery of apow
erJut?TVstent ol' repression. Tim bayb
iiel interesi will lo' a man sustain thu
oiupinv -|"IN. V. TrHuinu;
Travel, says thc C-otirier-.TbiYrhal,
?M:-! lie cheap wiien Ihe editor i f tho
T'i'iumio goes all Iii:? way io Ir'i'anee to
i - -.-s of oleef.io'ns subj<??..{od lo the
? t.. :i"i rv of :; powerful . >f re
;.:.:..-...::..:;--;.. ?i;: i e.:!S .- of eleirfibtiS e?TUr
i..-!..- tin tito b?* ".aa! Y?" *. ?.;-.? -iwcrri-'
; ?ie o -eau e ts: lng iii:: eyes over i:, lie
iran behold i?>\ Si tites, which for the:
lasi ihrcC years, haye fell tho engineiyd
of a morc'powej'fuj systesiiof repression i
than ever i!:.? lM-encli <li-i. have been
far nx*re controlled in their elections
?Qr Ihe l.?? yoi n ev ir ino french
were. . What li: - 'X'eurre;! in ii: ; Sontlj
within the las! I h ree years eould no;
ha.'<. o 'curred in Prance.
- ? i,
l:.!!'i:?.\Poon SOILS.-Milch de
pends --ii the manures used <-n p<artieti
iar kinds of soil. Tho gre;:! art of ira- j
proving sandy and clayey s ?i's ?ohsists i
ia giving-thu former such dressings-bf:"
clay, e ..v-o.aa .'. and other kinds of ma- j
nive, a" will have a tendency t>. bind j
and make them ni ?rocompact, and eon- !
S??ijt?eutly more retentive ; ami tb th*v '.
filter, coats o? horse dun1..-, ashes, saiul;
r.n.i sue?i other compost*; tis may tend to
separate ibo partil?santl.Open thc pores
of the clay, se as to cause itjto approach
as neatly :; ; possible lb a loam.
K?.;>KI: 0?.V. >::..\'r. -Take of lard, in-:
ncr '-arie of sweet elder', and inner hark ;
<.!' --iii'-;- ?weei roots, e.pial parts iii
bull: : add two spoonsful of Balm Gilead
tm !- ; simmer for !? tlf :"!:i- hour. Tills
i ut the saine as tho ?elebi'at?d j
(- ! '?... Ointment, for which thbtwands
!;..\-.- l*.'.->> i-ai'l by the fanners ol' lhh:
- ?il??. Hood for chapped baud:, burns.
cows' i"ais that b<.mc sore in the
Spring of the year. &e.-Country Gen-,
tlcranii, '
m,
uwiiee excoHsivo salivation.
Anally, does nol pro?lucc tbis execs
aliv?ljoii. applv mercurial oinf
A ^AAI:!.!' CURE iv>n HYDROPIIO
j;i.v.- vi''- -'.>. f?oazmau, a?aged gon
tlemaiof Mt.-Tefien-op. Alabama, writes
1??^>T??V; Vori: pay J'?*!: thar h is
I;...,..-'!",': Iiyt?i'ophdbiii; a nd thccura
I rive-' gent Jsncfei-Jiiully ruh. le use,of in
' every CAPO of this terrible disease, wai*-,
rania lis introducing such information
io thi world'ai this time.wKeh?o many
dre?d ni deaths are taking place from
iii.-b e.; of mad dogs! The reined)'
seeuaJto tts so natural, thai wo make it
kiiovfi, ;i??-? :\.< thc attention of thc med
ical fraternity t-? the principle upon
wbjcA thc ?tir? i- supposed to bc based.
T)ii.- eihed) is simply a heavy dose of
mere irv to the patient;, so heavy hs to
salivation. Iftaken
?ink '
sive
men j over the en ti ix* body find I; rahs j
iii! li" .I.-.-I?VI :vU|j is qb?nined. Uv:
i'">.'^ i i . ; ;..<.:!i. o?' ngc'i i'ii-1 has
:.?.?:>' !;.. ?. :.:...!.. ::-.-..!;..,!; from Iii.-? !...;.'
!iC"< ' nj', anti ai-ver knew i: io fail to
;?? t! . :i eure. \\*e;givp..llii? informativ'ir
.'. ?? r that llie medical prole-ssiou will
looliinlo ii. j??;- the benefit cf eommoii
bumutity.-"Mew York J Jay Boolr.
t&w TO KEKP MEAT FRESH.-Sitri
*ily immerse it- in buft?rrmlk; This
will keep ir fer several days, when the
niyii should ?be chanced and fresli ?::?'!:
?fid^titu?ed. !.! w.'.y, beef, ve.:!.
.& .^-.ii be ' .?: ;;evcral weeks; hud
sweet and iV-*!i t!. - eprlj
tl limo as when it was !i:-s? put in.
iLiiteher furnished tis with .!..:;.>.
?bi'. .The whole neighborhood is nj v
itivj j;.; meat ia titis way. it in efjual
Iv fiiicacwas ia Ute hoi les!: weather.
MH\ World.
n^nWD?MU
Ul
u
H MERCHTS,
. Broad Street,
i. Georgia..
I.- STOCK Ol'" 0)
G-EQCSEXBS
i-s ox TIA:;;).
ntion given t.> CONSTON
??ltS.
Rm i>
AMD JEWELRY.
? oi?li? respectful!)? infirm t; c
.. Io-,] and surrounding eoun
.: returned fr..::i Eumpo, where
.,-rcat L-r.re an EXTENSIVE
?ai'iu. ir
brUr^Stji Mnniitoturc. trhicli I- ;v!il ofter at
_fc>*-*r fAtv? nay Ifoitro ?:. :!.<. Ci.y.
In?lUtiori, ?. ?li he found a largo St..? !; ?.f sji:c
. GOL?? .112 t? ???Al t ;
bel will, Pia'n.fii?l?. I: H'nrncl?, Coral.
Ri; Ila i. SETS Of PKARL.
NUP1IAL KIN CS,
WATCH CUAIXS. CHARMS. Ac.
?if t'.IC ;??^>:i:V.-!.li..>i.
. Pine Cifrr.EU?.;S PKCTACLES, WA LK I Xii
CAMES, I'ORTKAIONNAIE.S. mel l-'ANC*?
090J)Sro"f: e.T?r: var.cjy tn Lc found in ;i ?i..t
class Jewolry E; aiMLhinent.
Wu ff.'.nl ' r?: ni:; i thc ptiMio lint k.vp
a S;.->i-i.l iv,'.; i' initovtt r.?r IlKI'AilL ..!
it ac Waith??: .!..?! .1-!r;.. Al! ?>r,>ris .nttrii>l>'<l
to ottr !-;r: \Vi!l lr'. ?Xsc?tfvl piMinjitly,.uciiUj'i
noland warrant* ?.. 'yr one ye:tr.
A. PRONTAl/T ?V Sf.".".
IC>.l}.-oad St., in: cl.-or !i !'.??. Vu^ustd ilote),
At'Cl?S :' O \.
Inc f ly * .'?!'
Fiiil??BEi Fl?fiN???NEI
i!Li??? ll?flElS,
*. (VOR:.:KI:IA" c:.:. PLATT .t co.,)
?Iii ?>?fiv.il S??Xft!, Ai-?r:;:i;?,
v V i" l?AVE '. ? rc ?.. :;.::.!. :/. reociving i! >
!>.-? :I?-a <: i'UUNI?CRE that lias over
I.e..i ;;s ri.' . .i:..ii:<.'t.
-?:?.?">: i> :..?.!;;.(?:: SIJ?TS,
>\\ :-> ;.,::\ .,j:i.oi: Si7?.??i?;
c'a *:?:!.:!: ANS? < -I TA.;;; .SLITS;
I:: :: KA'JS, i'.ICJ'STKA!<S,
OU .. Si;]''A Si TETE-A-TETE,
OIS r.?K T>\ ii?,?:<.
EX fEXSibS T v'il ii:. of lengths;
lv"c parti nul? rly .:?';! i?s?i alt?:i::>i?ti ol puiclei
Si:s tu ctr .<.??.!;> WALNUT CHAMj?El;
SI".iTS A^;- i:.- ::;;/. ?urnVil!:y and Cheapness.
<h:y iTJ: "?::?.'t:?-r D?partjsseasl
?s- .--lill'it- r.|tfr:iiion. ;.'; i;il Orders will i".
..;-M?..i, n.tteiid>M'l :.. ItEPA?RS J.'ONE IN
A LL'IT- U I AN*. Ul'KS.
U??'.c? ?.*.1??::?? Be?Miri?Kessl.
M WU tU.(iTJf. KNAril?LEl^" ' LO Til,
lvGPS; TE! l-i s?id SPRJXCS; mnl nil ?tiitdcr
snit ?'.', Manufacturer!1, ivhteli v. ulTcr nt Li?u
Pj?iae*.
^V??::-?.\V Sii:?<?es.
A ? St: ..? ': ? <' W1X!>0V. ;.' .? A ??ES. -f . v'ij
vu.. r.n, IV'.iii <...? !':. li tue
7>'<^>-. .-.' .. il w: : : rntrep.
Uttdcria?rcr's S???'pas'i?as ?ri,
.-; is'srintenileil . c?nipctc'nt COFt'tNS,
pf'a?I L>tseni??i??ns ?..'.! l?i:tiijy. ?Vj?TALJC
CASK:! M?, ? < ASiv'K fS. ul the mist impruvcil
..ii. cs, L?raithed ?t all hours tittling thc !?.:., or
NjtfUt.
UNI)ERTAKV.RS cauhnsnj plied ailhTKlM
M?XUS.
A?yi Jan; I. ly '
TO tl?O Public.
rjfSHE .-:' ? :':' r :. . making I'.AJ'OE AD
g UL'I'I'iXS i?. St'.?!? of
Wilt, X?irt?X:*. l-iV"
A?d"*.v?H sell ?<' l"\v.;r figures than licrcioft.re
euiti ii. . rv i.i lylgi'fiehl'.
Hu vilVal-so 5<oi?|? ctins'anliy .M; hand a good
rfi::?!Jt <>:'
?irorcE COXFKCT.rOXEUlE
FINK I*Rt E 1T.MEUfEri and SOAPS,
p.EST TEAS -ail kinds;
VISE WINKS, 15RANOIES, WHISKEY,
?s" for Metl:ein-J purpnge?,
r ; basement St? rv. may \?! liad all tho POP
ULAR DRINKS .-!' th.? Season. And also
LACKER DIEU, P011TEI?, ALE. .tc.
w. p. jrriNxjscis, jr.
May ll . f
n I -.{?"S .ItOUN PAIN
..-..li LIT All Y SCHCOL,
VO?iKVJLLE. S. c.
jf^\ THE Sc?:f>ndSc2suir>.ofiivc months;
">_^ .-. nf ?ho v??nr lMU, will l<";;?i )!.,.
1ST ti." JULY, cnd .... the ::, ;!,
..I' Novunili r.
. Tf.nas - I .ii Tniiioii. i: >:ir<l. \V .
*??g. Pii.'l. L?::his. ll""!:? ?"id Station' r,v? SISO;
pf-...!.!<. in ^L'util*.'. F-.r Cipinlar?. .l?inin-'
? information, :I?.J.| v in
^ Ci.. A HOWARD.
Principal and Proprietor.
June 10 Ht 20 i
k_y <? -I 3>
FTTLLE.RT0?N""
?tea.
rf!
i gwins
ai U tt & i^ii I lil W'AJLI? D?&hLK
^TTG-TTSO:\A.3 G-EORCTIA.
i'MK above Cnta rep?rent G0Q.KI?7G STOVES sold I .y j). L. FULLERTON
Au ju.?tn. < I.:. Among nnv .-. ment can bo found ti;<- latest and moat approved
Pa?tenla known i., thc Trade.
Chu- Stove called " /'////.,? NT??ROTIS?T is ono of the finest and most
eo?ipl. to Stoves made : lias an A -h Drawer to receive thc Ashes they fall from
?li . Fire (io:; ihe Poor.? arc lined with tin, and the edges givmnd smooth, thus
makingtlio-Doors Ut close; wiiid\ makes the Oven retain thc heat, and bake
?]nicker and with leeswood: Tin's Stove, and others bi ou rneWimont, can be
fur?ii with Foitrovfiiix JJoiler Mold', and with ?.r without the Cast Iron'
linaine! lined !!??- voir. The convenience of this Water T??ik i.? (hat it can be
removed from the Stove entirely, and tims give you Six Huies for Cooking pur
poses, ? can !'.> used Over any two of thc Six Holes. Ff desired a Tin Warm
my C/ityf i::in be attached lo thc back part of Stove.
'We can recommend to thc readers of thc Advertiser the " PHILANTHROP
IST,; ^ vir:\KH 'OAK," ^CIVILIAiv," or " CH kEF COOK," as splendid
Makins SiO'ves. ' . . ^ i
Wc refer I . some of thc p: rties 'A-AWLI our .Stove.--, vi/.: JF:ii. r? w Gnrwflo
Maj: A. ?Tories. Mr. B. K, Odom, Mt S?L McCrenry, Capt; .T."Fv.?arwile. Capt'
Lewis Jones, Mr. S. VA [vicliolson, Mr. Shelton Oliver, Mr. Jas/f. Bacon, Mr.
Julius Day; Mr. Cato, Mr. 0. F. Cheatham and hundreds of ot-hor&
j, ?if Any : u'soii who purchases ;? Stovecan get One Dollar ?ur this advertise
ment, if presented when thc Stove is. bought. Wo wish a copy of this adver
tisement for a business purpose.
B. E. WV?KE&'SOS.
.\iif:u.-;n, ?.T;.r :;0 ; ly . 14
rOs >( ) _kJl O<: bv. L OX L'? /COO
SPLENDID SPKING AND SUMMER
. p i . ff . TIM -1 RU P .
? ? F THE BEST QUA LIT Y AND LA TEST STYLE,
(1?A?>? SI A DIC AND TO ORDER.
BIEN A!Y?> ?JOTS'
Furnishing f?&cds of' Bvery Style,
?C1
TAIT M
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
238 J 5 BOA.D ST., AU GUSTA., GA.
rr? *
jj. FIE Public aro respectfully informed that 1 have now on hand a large Stork
.!' Men's, ?onths nm! Boys'* EMABY HADE CLOTHING for Spring and Sura
. i ar. p
My Stock of ('LOTUS.. CASSIMERES and VESTINGS cannot be ?ir
i>a; ed. an i -..iii be made up to order, in tho latest stylo, and ;;t Cheap Prices
' r> .? < /V i:J; h-?! ?N1' '/'>///...,:?,,...' rv ? l.-wiplion ^ L.
? LM Aa i^i a?
Tja te of Hie Tyirra of Keftiny & G-ray,
229 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.,
fl? A.S Relived dirooi from lim Manufacturers ami Importers his NEW STOCK
OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,- -Inc Finest ?id Cheapest ever offered in
Antills!.-,,- -coin prising A SELECT STOCK of
ann
; " ? > J>.~: cy -s-k y-l ? fe-<rvT7Q
L*?'.i_t'il < i l iv L -,i..j>\..f : rr>
I 0 T? \ ? y M j 'A r^ r T A cf ?? ? TIT r
JLI -AJ II ?J A ctlX i A rjj y JU u JV AI X l.i u
A -\ J J
j < ?f the f ri
j './/'.' I /'
! Tiie Fui
j :Vn,l Mo-^i 10NA-1??.F STYJJE^which will be sold VERY
?ri!. ('ASII!
?v.Haiur. I>e?bre pnirhasing elsewhere.
.? :.;'(. .'?iVll'"'!
!i!?ra. M.tr Ol
* X X'.
.sonic Hall.
l-l
n-r* g a -ig fr:?
'S* 0 lc .'/ ri ... .
ffl fe A ?
AND
A;-?,
i - 'ii Imnd^iViVm uar
:.: l:l>T r,OT.Ti-itf> 'TvfK-.VTi h?r? ..^...tftnffr
naiiir i?i?i?i-ir,ir ???. V
Ai, i. ;. v.-fi! selected Stock of CHOICE GROCETur^S; -Ali of winch wo .?oil
as fi?w as tho Lowest.
JOHN M. CL AILE & CO,
273 i.:-:::, i SL, Al?gus?a, ??n.
^ G. GOHE??, ^
I ritS SUCCESSOR TO i. E. W?HGCn,
j Tl?s ?I:MOVI:I> M ? W BIWAII STI:EI:T,
I Waldies, Clocks a?il J ?jwdry
WKT.T, i: Kl?.? risKP, ..' "?""I ncticc. On
' hand n .'-.i!! :,;-...nni.-i'l
?LOOKS. wATCnKjS.CUTIJiBY, PISTOLS, |
VLTi !.:!:. [)S Ot I?A-MGKS,
FANCY COOPS. &c.
?&* ??ililiii? ii?"-1 P**l*?S :l" l?w I R" ?5
AM??- II, ?-j--?
TAH^I fl PORTAR
' LATE OF EDG?FI?LD, S. C.,
GROCER & COMMISSION
. MERCHANT,
Ai): '2'tO l?MaiS S?icc?, Aagas?a, 6a.,
Tin: Oii *s" WELL KNOWS STAXO or
' W. A. ll IJ:S=EV A CO.
KEEPS ex IIAKD A LARGE AND WELL
SKLECTElVS?oek i?f C??OICE FA 311 LY
URO CE KIES 1 L'LAJ?TATION S?U?*
{ of-.wcrj-kind, wiib ?i FINK STOCK
Ia Bankruptcy. ? ov watsKm, LUAXUV,.WINES 8mi o?s
I-MTrn ?TATES DISTRICT COURT DIS-J ?^every grnJe.
'.?.RIOT OP SOUTH CAROLINA. In llicuiiil-1 Particular ?tScatioii paid lo Order? and Coii
ir.r of T|!:>^- v 1 tl'EIl. ?nukrni I j signiacnU.
Ff>V onli-rof I"'' '1""- !;<"- J- l?ry."?. P! I would rivi'? the pirtictilar ni ...:..'.! n of my
ij. ?ht?.! ?? lg? n'-'i .. i* hcrcliy piven t . :!i . Lion ; frio?ili to wy Stock and Prices before pvtgUa??Djj
;*i . li:.ir< i?r ?'id l?mkrsi . lo W?HJ in m-l .?: r.U \ c:>.,w!icra.
lien .'? lil?"' hefofc il??^?*lor C. G.-Jaeger on Anguila, Ayr 13 If IC
nr before til? 5* day. of"A'ncart-"?x?. - "
WAi.T.GA?Y, \ ri/r&'?nli^ p.>l>}-,
....... T|.. CiT'. .i n if...,r; -ai l?n la f . 17? 'Il SAtB AT
.;. .., ; - will roi v mi i :. week lor lour week-'l S; C AUW ILK'S DRUG STORE.
a,"l s?ndldlH?l A?n niHcr Onice. j Jun.-2? ^_?f 27
Dental Notice.
i'o p.ty week, I ?rill by.
of tb? day in iny< fii^c. prepared to
is i
2? 1 Nov. 21 tf
iF,?V' *' Ti stnn?fi?fs
VK
? to
Juuc 2J
/
- "FS UR I ?fiSSi'e Hiv week, I will bj? found al
?lf -\VB P'fP'LES trnd TESTA55KNT?! f r i? all honrs?f Ibadny in roy"flic?.prepai "
. |"f thc EdgcfielJ Bible .S.>.-;,-;v AT COST o. ? J IUV friend) nod patr^us profo<?? .. allv.
]i. C. BRYAN, President. I ll. PAUKJs
Qm n., I XT_ ni ?f
KER.
43
P. P. TOALE, "
CJiarlcEt?n, S.C.. Maniifuctorerof
DOOES, SASH, BLINDS.
NOTE.-We would ca.il tho particular attention
of our friends to thc above eard. P. P. Toalo has
a largo Fuetory, and such facilities as enable him
to supply thc host work of his own make, at low
prices. A very lar^eand complete assortment al
ways on hand at his Factory, HORLBECK'S
WHARF, NEAP. NORTH EASTERN RAIL
ROAD DEPOT, CHARLESTON. S. C.
N. B.-Orders from thc country solicited, and
strict attention paid to shipoing in good ordrr.
Charleston, S. C., April 27 ly 18
J. N, ROBSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Nos. 1 & 2, Atlantic Wharf,
C II A JR L E S T O N, S. C.
HAVINC AMPLE MEANS FOR ADVAN
CES, ? business experience of twenty years, and
confining himself strictly to a COMMISSION
BUSINESS, without ?peratj?g on hi' own ac
count, respectfully ftKmti Q?nrtgk*uji*ntJiof CQT-.
ruv. 1'i.ottu, SV?I??/CTTC'ORN, Ac.
SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE to him may, at
their option, hare their consignments sold eiiker
io Charleston or New York; thus having the ud
vantflgc of two markets, without ex tra commission.
References :
Bishop Vf. M. Wightman, S. C; Rev. T. 0. Som
mers, Tenn.; Hon. John P. King, Augusta, Ga;.
Mes rs Cen. Vf. Williams & Co., Charleston, S. C;
Messrs Williams, Taylor A Co., New York.
Charleston, S. C., April 27 ly IS
GOODRICH, WISEMAN & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
For Salo by |T1I0S. W. CARWILE, .
At Sign Golden Mortar.
Feb 2 6m 0
GEORGI! HOME. INSURANCE
c o :MO\A.:Nr5r9
OP COI/tTMBUS, GA.
win cn is o ?
R IL I AB -J>
Within be last
OVJJIt MNK!
il .i iiirffed N
DOLLAIV, nnd
CMREE IND F
D0LLA1?;-a s: . ..
Company ti the \. -1
C impnnyjnd j ;?
occur, (-"a. N.
Company, md I
WAS PAID to ;
died.
The Sub-fiber i
...ill -.?sit thcDistrb . rig
?he Spring lid Sun
where wait util I c
r. i ?ra ni te vile, S. C
Feb 2.1_
THE?&ST*
THE CsftTlUf
SUPEWNTt'
ClIXRLOTTE A S. t' AND '
CSLl'XCI ' .. '
rp UK TRAINS OF T!
JL IIOUTE a? ronni " ../nows-making
sura and safe coin cet ions to nil points Ncrtb,
Saul!) and Vi'cst. vi/. :
(?01 VG NORTH :
Lcavo (Iranttevlle, at S -l? a ni
Pine Knute, ? 42 a in
'* Columbia, 1 4? p nt
Winns! oro, 3 4 5 p m
" Chester, 5 40 p m
" Charlotte, S lu p u
" Greensboro, 1 00 a m
Arrive al Richmond, Va., 10 00 a m
Making dose connection herc with trains for
thc North.
COMING SOUTH :
Leave Now York, 8 ?0 p m
" Baltimore, 4 15am
" . Washingtons, 7 n0 a m
R??1M?J i .Jl ' . J- u ??-p m*.
" GrccnsLnio, 1 rn a m
" Charlotte, 5 00 a tu
" Cheater, 7 IC a in
" Winnsboro, . *.) ::i> a in
" Uolumbia, ll 50 a m
" Pine Homo, .". 15 p m
Arrive tit Grnnitcvillo et A lap in
Making close connections for all pcir.ls South
?ind West.
C. BOl/KNIGHT, Superintendent
Mar 1_tf__10
Notice. '
ALL l arsons having demands against thc Er
rate nf thc late Gov. F. Vf. PIC KENS will
j, c!>.- pre cul them properly attested to the un
dersirnod. or to Messrs " :TLEI? A You* AXS,
Att'yaatLaw, Edgcticld .il. All persons in
debted to said Estate will please make immediate
payment
L. Ii. BICKENS, Ex't'x.
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JHOiCE LIQUORS, WINES, kc.
3
BARRELS Rye r.nJ Corn WHISKEY,
Beni BRANDIES,
SISKRUY WINE,
MADEIRA WINE,
PORT WINE,
CW UKI WINE.
HOLLAND GIN.
Bes! Imported ALP,
'. Lindon Stout PORTER.
All for sale at thc very lowest prices by
T. W. CA KW ILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
May IS it 21
S stray Notice.
WILLIAM HILL, of the County nf Edgefiold/'
and State of South Carolina, Tolled before
ui? the 25th dav of May, HO'.1, n Dark Brown
Colored MARE MI LE, rather below ordinary
? supposed to be ten years old, lins ennsidcra
l,i . guar'marks, mano and tail not very recently
tr:tntned. The owner is requested to come for
witrd prove property, pay charges, ryi.l take mid
mule away. JAMES F.HARLJNG,M.E.C.
Hamburg, Jane 1, -Hm 23