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. ii&V.YA 3??Q TT . fl. ?S I?OW RECEIVING -OF Dry Goods. DIRECT FROM * ?M.-..-. ^- . . .' . ' ?i a ? a t > s rt ? v. msw TOBE A1T9 BAIHMOSI, Selected with unusual care in regard to Style and Quality, and which will be offered at .?e..*;-. . ..' . ???? -[ci: ? . ..... . . '. -?'r.-* i .' :.' -rf: ilii- . -~ ' ; Embracing all the MOST DESIRABLE and FASHIONABLE STYLES in .GRENADINES, Plain and Plaid, LAWNS,. ? *? ? ? . .MUSLINS, all Styles, . IRON BAREGES, JAPANESE CLOTHS, Black and Colored ALPACCAS,; PIQUES in beautiful Stvles, SWISS MUSLINS, JACONET MUSLINS, Plain and Checked, VICTORIA LAWNS, Plain and Satin Striped NAINSOOK, SWISS PUFFING for Chemisettes, All the Novelties of the Season in Ladies CUFFS & COLLARS ' Kid, Silk, B. rlin and Lisle GLOVES, CHIGNONS, something New, SWITCHES and CORSETS in great variety, Corset STEELS and LACES, ? FANS,. PARASOLS, &c., \ A splendid assortment of Ladies' and Misses HOSIERY, Lache*' and Misses Trimmed HATS, SUNDOWNS," EDGEINGS and INSERTINGS, even- variety, - ".. Pique and Silk TRIMMINGS, diamond points, Coat's, Clarke's und Willimantic 6 Cord COTTON, Spobl.SILK and FLAX, best brands. I Hen and Boys9 Wear. CASSIMERES, CASMARETTS, TWEEDS, JEANS COTTONADES, Black DOESKIN and English BROADCLOTHS, at very low figures, A" splendid assortment of HATS in all the latest stvles. READY-MADE II0?II, AND GENTS' FUENISHING GOODS, Cheaper than at any time since the War. BOOTS AND SHOES, Gentlemen's Hand sewed TIES and GAITERS, Ladies' and Misses GAITERS, BALMORALS, SLIPPERS, Children's COPPER TIPPED, full lines. H ?st sr cl xv are. My Stock is large and complete, embracing all the LEADING ARTI CLES. Slaving made many improvements in this line, I can offer, special inducements in the way of Pocket and Table CUTLERY, RAZORS, SCISSORS, SHEARS, SHEEP SHEARS, RAKES, SPADES, SHOVELS, Weeding'.HOES, . NAILS, Well BUCKETS, Well WHEELS, AXES, HATCHETS, Truce CHAINS, HINGES. LOCKS, &c, ?fcc. Wood mi Willow Ware. ? Wash'TUBS, Foot TUBS, n Cedar BUCKETS, Painted BUCKETS, 1 CHURNS, Bread TRAYS, BROOMS, Work BASKETS, Lunch BASKETS, Key BASKETS, ?c. Crockery and Glass Ware. A beautiful ??'?d varied assortment a*, prices that cannot be undersold. J. SHOEMAKERS' FINDINGS. Oak Tan Sole LEATHER, Welt and Upper LEATHER, CALF SKINS, -AWLS. HANDLES, Peg CUTTERS, Shoe THREAD, BINDINGS, &c. BSF&ly Friends and Customers and the Public Generally are invited ta calLand look through my Stoclc. They will see many desirable articles not mentioned in this Advertisement, and I am satisfied will find my Prices to compare favorably with any in the Retail Trade. f^-Make up your Memorandums and give me a call. . I W. H. BRUNSON. Edgefield, April 4, 4tl5 : r i iff jss^olaaa ci BRAN NE From A to Iziard ! BOVING iust Keturaed to York, with a LAR<?E and HAND AME Stock or BEY GOODS and SUNDRIES All Bran New from me Xarge?t to^flie 8?w^%^^&T?Iqn^ SSg8? fully offer the same to the Public of Edgefield, at PRICES AS MODE RATE aa can possibly be found elsewhere. i AS ! CALL AND SEE MY SfflOMBLI BRESS GOODS They are in. every MATERIAL, every STYLE, every COLOR, every PRICE. And besides Drees Goods, EMBROIDERIES, FANS & FLOWERS, RIBBONS Sc LACES, SPRING SHAWLS, GLOVES, NOTIONS, DOMESTICS, LINEN GOODS, WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, CORSETS, CHIGNONS, ?fcc. -Also A VERY LARGE, VARIED AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES, MIES Al CHILDREN'S SHOES, Gentlemen, You will find my Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, SHIRTS, UNDER VESTS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c, entirely incomparable. .BEAUTIFUL ftOOBS FOS 8P?IN6 PANIS, PLANTATION GOODS, PLANTATION TOOLS, i WILLOW WARE, TIN WARE, ; WOOD WARE, HARD WARE. , . '; i -o A SPLENDID STOCK -OF Superior Crockery, ALL GRADES-ALL STYLES. New Goods Received Daily ! SUGARS AND COFFEES, ALL GRADES. The Continued Patronage of the Public is respect fully solicited, while fair, prompt and honorabl? deal ing is guarantied. J. H. CHE ATHAM, At Sullivan's Old Stand. April 5. 4t 15 ?7 THE undersigned, COTTON FACTORS and GENERAL COMMISSION MER CHANTS, of Augusta, Georgia, take pleas ure in-announcing to tW:public- gonerally arid particuhirly to the tdtizehs of Edgefieft and adjoining Counties of South Carolina, that they have associated with their firm. Capt. LEWIS JONES, of Edgefield County. S. C., who is.duly authorized to receive and extonoV orders, aw "transact any matter ol business connected wi?Tcjur House. We earnestly" solicit a liberal share of patronage, and guarantee full satisfaction to our customers. -;. JENNINGS, .SMITH & CO., 'l?r We have for "Sal?u PURE PET^?T GULF COTTON SEED, at One Dollar per Bushel. ' Augusta, Mar. 29,1871, tf 15 On Consignment, , 20,000 LBS. Northern HAY, 1,000 Bushels CORN, 10 Casks BACON, .Mt ofwMcli will be so?d at the very low est prices. Planters will do well to cal?; and examine, and l am sure they will buy here,' as I can save them cost of Freight, Driyage,- Pack ing, <fec. ??'rr ? J. MUNROE WISE. Pine House, Apr 5.. 2tl5 UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, NEW YORK. Tiie eng-iaalJoiot Stock Life Insu rance Company of the United Statese The butinett of thit Company it EXCLUSIVE LY confined to the Inmrance of fint elate healthy livttj The Distinctive Feature of the Stuck system of Life Insurance, as oppns sd to tho Mutual, isa low rate of premium for a ?tated sum insured, which ia IMMEDIATE, SECT RED ind CERTAIN ; in lieu of a bigb rate of premium with a promised dividend, which is DISTANT, CON TINGENT and UNCERTAIN ; thia so called dividend being meroly a return of a portion of the exces sive and unnecessary premium charged in the kat instance. Illustration. Suppose that an individual aged thirty delires ?o devote $200 a year for the purpose of effecting in insurance on his life; this amount will imme diately seoure him in the UNIVERSAL the sum of >ll,7M, payable on bis decease This sum, paid a a company charging the ordinary mutual rates, rould secure bim the sum of $8)474-dir once, mmediately tecured, in favor of the UNIVERSAL, W,277. To illustrate the importance to the policy hol ler of low premiums in more general terms, it nay bo stated that by a redaction of twenty-five tor cent, in the rate of premium, the same amount if money will secure a policy thirty-three and one lirrf per cent, greater, and likowise that a reduc ion of twenty-five percent, in the rate of premium I precisely equivalent to an annual cdth dividend f thirty-three and one-third per cent, payable in deanbe, or to a dividend of forty-five per cent. ayable at the cad of fivo j oars. By thc Stock plan the fud cash effect of the remium is immediately secured to the insured, ie Company takiug all the risk. By tho Mumal m the full valuo in insurance of the pTeininm id is not secured to the policy holder, who takes portion of the ri.?k himself. The Premiums. barged by the UNIVERSAL are a? low as the ac lal experience, of insured life in tliis country 'ill justify, und on thc ordinary Lifo apd Ten 'ear Non-forfeiture policies are NEARLY ONE 'HIRD LOWER than those charged by the toa irity of Mutual Companies. Special attention is asked to our "Return Pre \ium -Plan," by which the amount of the policy i secured simply by the temporary deposit of tho nnual premiums, VT ti ich are returned in full, to ether with tho amount assured, to tho holder of jlicy when it shall become a claim upon tho (uipany. A olausc i: icgorted in tho policies issued, by ti UNIVERSAL, in whjub these results aro die letty specified and guaranteed. GEO. B. LAKE, General Agent. JS^?ood Canvasser? wantod. Edgefield, S. C., Jan 25, tf Iyer's Cherry Pectoral, ror Diaeasea of tho Throat and Lungs, such as Coufrbs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Probably never before in die whole history of cilicim:,"lias uny Diing won HO widely and so i'cplv upon tho confidence of mankind, us this xeelleut remedy for pulmonary complaints, "brough a long scries of years, .uni uniuutr iiio.-t .i Ute races ot men it bus iis.cn higher ami higher II their esthnauon, us it hat become bi tter known. 1U> uniform character ?md power lo cure tho va rious affections of thu lunga and throat, have made it VIIOM'II iii a ' rrtirfSiC protector against them. While adapted to milder forms off .tactic iud to young cJiikmui, it i? ut tin- tame till lue most effectual remedy that eau be give? lAsJnip ient consumption, luid (Im dangerous uJIcctiuu? af thu thront und lungs. As a {truvisioa fcyyiiftt sudden attacks of CV?ir?. it ehould be'l**n on hand in even' family, ?md indued as ?.Minie some times subject to colds and oughs, ail should be provided with thi? antidote for them. Although settled C?M#ii??Jifie?u is Ihunght in curable, still grent nunibei i" of races where thc disease seemed settled, liuve been completely cured, and the patient restored lo Eutiltd health by Ute C/i?r?7/ Jfrrtoral. So complete is iii mastery over Ute disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the moist obstinate of them yield to it. IVhen notl?ng else could reach them, tinder the Chrrry Pectoral they sub.-Ide and disappear. Stnffirrg mud Public Spcttkivs Hud great protection from it. Asthma is always relieved and often wholly mrcd by it. Jlronchitlit ls generally cured by taking the Cherri/ Perforai in small ami frequent dose?. So generally are Its virtues knr.wn, that we iced not publish thc ccrtihViites of them here, or 10 more than assure thc pubLc thal its ijti?iue* ire fully maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, E'or Fever and Aguo,. Intermittent Fever, Ch?l Fever, Beuiittent Fpvcr, Dumb Aftue, Periodical or Bilious Fover, &e., and indeed all the afTections which arise from malarious, marsh, . or miasmatic i poisons. ' As it? name linu?iyuit.dof* Clur<h mid doe-1."; fail. - Containing, neither Arsc'tra:. Quinine, Bis muth,'/hie, nor nnl\ other miiie-ral'<>r poisonous ?uhstniioo-whatever, it in nowise.injinu- any pa lieut. The number and importance- bf its cures 11 thc ague district?, are literally beyond account, ?nd we believe Without parallel lil Hie lib tory >f Agu? medicine. Our pride 1- gr;-lilied by the ickiiowleib/iiienti. we re/eive ??f th'1 radical cures Mfected in obstinate ca-ti, ?nd where other rem .'dies hud whnllv fuileil. . ?.: .' CrtmeUmAt'ed pcrstT, rjflicc rt-IdeuV in, or travelling through mm-n.Mic localities, will bi protected by tikn.ir thu AOVE CVP.E dally. K-Vat "Liker ?aiuid?t???7'$\\?\?$ nom torpid ty of.the l.iviM-; ?ri"-"HiiTSTr?llent remedy, slimu uting the Liver into healthy activity. I For llilioti. Disorder;, ri inf Ll vcr Ciiruiduluts, i" s. au es-eljcnt ren;,'i?v, producing'!irtni?\"""trii: remuv-kable" vtuiv, v.h'ero bunV ^cdictae* I : failed. . . . . . . . ?. ^opnred Irt^Bt. .I.'f"; Irfwt? Co,. .Vw*i- ? ?ld AnnlyrJi'-at.^'h?:? , uinv?,.^-. 5oM al! roiiaii ;i. '-^"'r...l. '. ": " tS^For salo by :Ti W* CARWILE^ ^j^ggist 'Aag"'i[:7::: ..: ', ly ...:.M Q??LEY'C y JE" A 'S T POWDER II noir rctnnlml as tho STAX DA Hil. DA KI Nfl POW? ?KB, and the bc?tsrtlcle prepared forpaklDg Ibrht, wholeiome and drlicioa* ?ISCHTS, UOLLS, UKKAD, (?R1DDI.K and other CAKKS, &o., &c. ' Ills Infallible, and nlrfuj? ready for immediate ueei; Tho best TEAS f I'OWDKU for UKO on tong SEA VOYAGES to ANY PA-BT OF TUE OLOBE. It U convenlrnt and erOiiomluL NO WASTE OE FOOD PBLPARED WITH IT.. Sold etetyirhore bjrOBOCERS, SHIP-l'HA^DLEBS'eud DEALEBS. DOOLEY ic BROTHER, Manufacturers," WHOLESALE DEPOT, Q9 NEW STREET, XEW-TORK. Feb 18 ' Omeo W8 Captured at Last. li QI: A RAT, ROACH or BED BUG can be .n'ndattneStore-of MARKERT k CLISBY. ray ?' Because they uso and sell SURE POP. Mar 29 tf 14 Goods1 Ais Low as Before the W?f H More Specials Bargains H ! a ???il p . urti ' .'.7 r-.-;t-.lr.v. j? Q"-' '--...._...-_.'- J. N "2 -.r. Only One Price ! H. La ?? 172 IBroad Street, !A.-agrista9 Ga.? Has Received 30,000 Yds. NE\V PRINTS for Dresses "and Shirts, , embracing al} , the best makes, the latest'styles, fast colors, at only 12? cte. per..yard> 5,000 Yds. Very Good PRINTS for Quilting, only 6 ?ts. 2,000 Yds. MOZ AMBIQUES, LE?OS and other Foreign New Dress Goods, only. 20 cts.ner.yarcL ,?. 2,000 Jds. JAPANESE CLOTHS and other Imported New Styles Brea? Goods, at 25 cts., 30 cts., 35 cts. and 40 cts. per yard. 1,000 Yds. Pure MOHAIR for Dresses, a New Speciality,' at only 50 c*$. 2,000 Yds. BLACK. ALPACAS, of the yery best mal?es, very low! A New Assortment JEANS and CASSIMERES,at convincing low. pnces. 20,000 Yde.'Factory PLAID GINGHAMS, new and very desirable, only'15 ct* % Cases BLEACHED HOMESPUN, very fine 4-4 only 12\ ct?. 500 HONEY COMB QUILTS, 11-4 only $2,00, very cheap. 50 Doz. Ladies' HOOPSKIRTS, 35 Springs only^O 'cts. 50 Doz. Glove-Fitting,. Hip^Gore CORSETS, only $1,00 1 ! 1 50 Doz. Enchantress CORSETS,. 75 cts., cheap.. -, . . . ' 50 -Doz. Ladies* LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, at $1,50 per Dozen. 6 Cases Ladies' GAITERS,-10 Cases Ladies' Walking SHOES,-8 Cases Men's BOOTS,-2 Cases Men's GAITERS,-1 Case JERSEY TIES, 10 Cases Men's BROG?NS,^-i? Cases Boys' BOOTS?-5 Cases Boys' SHOES-3 Cases Misses' .GAITERS,-2 Cases- Missed BALMORALS, -1 Case Child's SHOES-10 Cases BOOTS. 60,000 Men's PAPER COLLARS, best quality, only 12} cte per Box. -, 50 Doz; Ladies' White STOCKINGS, only $1,20 per Dozen. -ALSO SHIRTFRONTS; PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES, BELT RIBBONS, SASH RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, : BUTTONS, and many other Goods; allot which are offered at very popular prices. H. L. A. BALK, ; 172 Broad Street, Augusta; Ga-. ??-Cut out this Advertisement, and be sure to give nie a call. . Mar 29 4t 14 READ AND BELIEVE ! e ALL at SANDERS' ?RUG STORE, No..3, Park Row,' and h"e bold the largest Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATEKT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES;- SPONGES, TOILET ARTI CLES, &c, &c, ever offered in the Edgefield market.-all Fresh and warranted Genuine. Prices nearly at Cost. ... ... ... -J.-'.-V Do You Want or Need Anything In the way of. TRUSSES,. BANDAGES, TROCARS, LANCETS, &c., call at SANDERS' Drug store, where you will fi?d;?them of. the-Jiiteabimpravejaent. ---o- U -? ?... i ? Are You Really Fond of Something Good? Call at SANDERS' Drug Store and. get of him " A Bottle of CHAMPAGNE, the best-known to Importers.. " . '" PALE SHERRY, not to be surpassed. . -- " " MADEIRA, a feast to the palate. . " \ .;" MALAGA, PORT and PURE GRAPE WINE unequaled Lhe Grape Wine made by .one-of. our own citizens of repnted- Fame for Wine aaking. -.-. .-.-f.-O-ri-p A Word to House-Keepers and Young Ladies Are you -in ae.arohj- of fi ne . TOI LETS, ?hoice PERFUMERY, Suj^oorE?X :RAGTS? '?ubi?C COS?TICS,- POMADES, HAIR OIL," ' BRUSHES, ;?MBS, Extra TOILET SOAPS, &c, call'at SANDERS' Drug-Store, and xatnine for yourself, and you will find his prices at a very slight margin above ret Cost. .Z iicSa;: -J ... ? " ? ?-- ? liiii?: . Just Received, Five Barrels PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY,-Such' Liquor' as is seldom ver offered for sale. . ' :; Also, just received 1 Barrel OLD HORSEY WHISKEY, too well known a this community to need commendation. .. * j^~All I ask is a call and I. know vou will purchase. W. A SANDERS, DRUGGIST? GROCER. Edgefield,"Mar..22 t tf ' . ,13 . JAMES E. COOK, JTTCC^ESSOIRS TO COOK Sc BERRY, GRANITEVILLE, S. C., BEGS to inform the Citizens of Edgefield and the adjacent districts, that he has'just returned from New York and Baltimore ith A CHOICE: WELL SELECTED AND COMPLETE 'TOCK OF GOODS, embracing every article usually kept in a irst Class Country or Village Store, consisting in part ?U- \ C H OICE ni mtm, Ready-Made Clotlling:, BUNCH TARN, KNITTING COTTON, [ATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY SADDLES, BRIDLES, BUGGY HARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, NOTIONS, . PATENT MEDICINES, &c, I also keep constantly on hand Bagging, Cotton Tie?, Iron, Nails, Corn, Corn Meal, Flour, TOBACCO, Bacon, ILia/X-dL. HACKER AL IN KITS, BBLS., AND HALF BBL&, &c., &e. f^p All of which will be Sold at the. Lowest Market Price for ?ash. .0?.I still Gkmtinue to Sell;Cotton in this Market Free of -Com lissions.. -Oct 26 .' - '- tf '44 A Card from a Prodigal Sont RESPECTFULLY call thc attention of;rny ionds and thc furrcundjns oountry/ to my lo ;lity, kajDwn oe the Grove Place, Beech Island, hero I may'at'all tim o 3 be found, Oolera profee snally engaged. I keep constantly on hand a fine let of PURE RUGS, and am propared lo furnish my patrons ?th any Physic they may need* - Having fine Surgical Instruments, and consid able experience asa Surgeon, I am prepared to irform all kinds of Surgical operations. . I especially call thc attention of the Lndic? to e fact that I treat Uterino Diseases very. sue - ssfully, and will guaranteo a euro o? any ease ' five years standing. Very Respectfully, J. L. SMITH, M. D. B?tb, Feb 15 3m 8 St^te of South. Carolina, EDGEPIELP COUNTY. IN THE ?QURT OF PR O BATE BY D.'L.TURffER, Esquire; Jud? Probate Court of Edgefield County. * rToaie Whereas, Caroline E. Williams, bath applied ?0 me for Letters of Administration de bovis von on tho Estate of James T. Freeman' late of said Couutydtc'd. ? Theae are tihereforetocitcand aduionlihall andHingular,thekindrodandoreditors of the said deceased, to be and appoarbefore ino.at a Court of Probatefor the. ?ard-County, tf he holden at Edgefield C. H., nn the J 1th day of April inst,, 1871, atI0>'ctock A* M. to show cause if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. ' Given undermyhan.iandtfao SealnftheCourt this 27th day of Mjtr. Anno'Doinuii 1871, and in the 95th year of American Independence D.L. TURNER, J.P.C.E C April 1 21? . . 1 I .1> . ? ^ii nil" ?TI?i &w/;i ? : ,3?>' iii i~. s ; i,:?k1m,i..Mi,'?HiH????h?i?t ?t.M,Hu'KMl?M1i?l,iil?'.,"?i,'i"t?l'1",|'l1lll(i?,M"<)llll,1i,l'it,l.MM,?l"ll,i1?'.l .;.---^?^^ .rrr*:.H.-.~ EDSEFIELD,; s.; ..: , . : - m -i. Sm ?g.-?---a^^^^^^^^^"^-^ i . ?? -i--~-;-*- _ .? . - .. , .1 -v.. - - ? - _? _ I -? , " /> jt . ~r\ - . t- _1 T-W_.