THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, $3,00 per Annum.
Thc Advertiser Taking on More Sail.
The Advertiser ia in it? Thirty-sixth
your, and this week it appears before its
honored patrons, enlarged by four col
umns, and stamped throughout with tho
impress of bran new type. Instead of
Thirty-two, as heretofore, the Advertiser
has now Thirty-six columns, and, as re
gards externals, the old sheet is as fresh
and bright as the green leaves of Spring.
Pride for our paper, forour-District, and
for our people, impels us to this ?marge
ment and improvement. Wc say no
more, but simply express tho hope that as
the Advertiser grows, so may the love of j
our people grow -with" it -and around it.
" If thia.be the paae .we sh. ali bo satisfied ;
nay more, gratified beyond expression.
SJ .For Rep ai ri us a House of God.
On Friday evening, tho 28th inst., in
the Masonic Hall of this town, there will
; ^b^v?pf? ?r??dl/h&ahd Di?matic Eii
"tertainnaent, for. the purpose of raising
rands for much-needed "repairs upon the
Episcopal Church.
On this occasion, the resident amateure,
who have tho matter in hand, will be'
generously assisted by two accomplished
gentlemen pf our sister city of Augusta ;
the one an experienced and spirited sing
er; the other a poet and patriot in the
Tidiest, sense Jpf either ward-JAS. R. I
KAN DA LL. Esq. - who will^ .recite several
choice productions of his own and kin
dred pens. Fnrther particulars concern
ing this Entertainment will be given next
week.
-1 ? ri?;, i -.
Meeting to Appoint Delegates.
We arc requested to calla Meeting of
the votcrs^ol'-Wisc and Piokens Town
ships, in the^ Court Houscj jon Saturday
theism inst.,'for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates t? the District Meeking on
the following Monday, which latter Meet
ing will be for thc purpose of appointing
. Delegate^ to tho Tax-Payers Convention
which is to assemble on thc second Tues
day in May. The object is one of great
importance, and tho yqtew of thc two
Townships arc strongly urged to turn out
in full force.
Draws on the Harnees Again.
. As will be seen by | reference to our ad
vertising column, our old and much es
teemed friend, Dr. G. IIoitD, again draws
o? the medical harness, which he wore
so long and so successfully . in. the days
gone by. We wish him all success; And
we congratulate thc citizens of Granite
villc that such eminent skill should now
bc at their command.
Some Men Have Thc Gift of Tongues
But MCCABE, COSTELLO dc DALY, of the
new and magwnccntup-town Dry Goods
Establishments Augusta, have the, still
rarer gift of Knowing just what thc Ladies
want, and the spirit and enterprise more
over to keep on hand a Large, New and
Constant Supply of all their u I minor tal
Liongings" for thc beautiful in Dress and
Adornment MCCABE, COSTELLO dc DA
tx arc immediately opposite thc Planters
Hotel, and they not only deal in thc Or
namental and Beautiful, but quite as ex
tensively in the Practical and'Useful.
Give close attention to their new adver
fisemcnt in another column, and never
go to Augusta without exploring all thc
ins and outs of MCCABE, COSTELLO fr
DALY-.
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Col. Bacon's Horse*.
Col. BACON'S horses, Corsican and Nan
nie Douglas, have been brilliantly suc
cessful lately in Mobile and New Orleans.
In the latter city, a few days ago, Corsi
.can won ono of the grandest and most
hotly contested races of thc season.
W. A. Sanders versas Old Sol.
The summer has set in unusually carly,
and the fiery rays of old Sol ar? already
causing people to pant for green pastures
and cooling drinks. Wo will say nothing
about the green pastures, but as regards
the coolinga debriks, Dr, SANDERS has
boldly taken up the cudgel? ?g-unst old
Sol. In short, the Doctor has opeiu-4 his
?Soda Fount, and dispenses daily such
Soda Water as would almost revivify a
dead man.
Sweepingly Patronized!
Sweepingly patronized is the Augusta
Grocery Establishment of F. E. STEVEN
<k Co, next door l>elow the RICHARDS
Brothers. They have, in this issue,
list of New Groceries which it is astound
ing to contemplate.
Eureka! Eureka ! Eureka I
Was tho exclamation of some friends
of ours the other day, upon their return
from Augusta, tiftcr having shopped ex
tensively at thc superbly stocked Store
of CHUISTOPHBE A? G BAY & Co. Their
report of its great beautie s, a Treasures,
Cheapness,-and all that sort of thing
is wonderful and delightful to hear. Rc
?er to our advertising columns for the
exact whereabouts of this great Store and
keep it strictly in mind.
The Lightning News-Dealer Again.
Of course wc mean QUINN of Augusta,
:he famous seller of Navels, Magazines,
Fashion Books, III ostmtcd Papers, Comic
Papers, Newspapers. School Books, Sta
tionery, Prints, sn dall Slings in that line,
QUINN'S is really thc most alluring aud
seductive place in A ugusfa. And QUINS
will not only sell yon all the Magazines,
and Fashion Rook* and Comic Papers,
but he will send on und suhscril>e?br you
if you*wish, and wattage tba whole thin-,
with lighfuing-likc celerity and prompt
ness.. QUINN'S is under thu Omuttitttt??H
alixt Office.
Home Skill and Home Taste.
We birve jusst had the pleasure of in
specting' a beautiful work of art at the
Drug Store of Messrs. MAKKEUT tfc Cu*>
liY-a Prescription Case made by our fel
low townsman Mr. JAMES PA CL. This
t 'ase is orescent iii shape and consists of |
seven panels, each' .panel containing a
gorgeous pane of stained glass. It is
c*mstm?'tod throughout of the most ex
quisitely polished black Walnut. It is
J tot, however, of, tu? material or'design,
beautiful as they are, that w? desire so
much to speak, as of the admirably ar
tistic manner in which thc whole work
is executed, Deflecting, as it docs, tho
highest praise and credit upon the ability
and skill of Mr. PAUL. It is really worth
a visit'to MAUKKKT ?fc CkWBY's to sec
and insjKJCt this .beautifully made, and
no less beautifully appointed, ProWrip
tioii Case.
Oar Friend, the Marion Star.
Our brave aud able friend, the Marion
Star, has a handsome new " head" and
divers other improvements We be,
leave to express our heartiest congratu
lations.
J??r A band of negroes in disguise, a
few nights since, made au attack upon
tlie house of Mr. Pud Shaw, in Laurens
County. They demanded money, and
fired several shots into the house. Mr.
Shaw is a very old man, himself mid
wife living entirely ?Jone, and the vil
lains no doubt thought that they, would
have ari easy job? but it so happened that
a young friend was with him at thc time
who scattered-thc {rang by sprinkling
them with shot. One of them was se
verely wounded, and is now under medi
cal treatments ?U ii
_^-Fivo K. ICs were arrested in
Washington county, Georgia, lastweek,
and .'reiiow boarding :U theSaunuersvillo
jail. They are all negroes. Theyjiotjfjed 1
another negro, who didn't please them,
that they were coming to pay him a visit,
and he called in help, lind when they ap
peared, bagged the whole party, ...
Trade at Hope. TT
Edgcfiold is crowded with new Dry
Goods, Groceries and Drugs. Our advor
tisiug columus are rich iu tho Spring ad
vertisements of our honored and enter
prising villago Merchants. Wo hopo
those advertisements will not pass unno
ticed, for really cverjr man's interest is
consulted by encouraging his homo trado.
Supposing he can as well supply his own
wants in his own town, District, or State,
as elsewhere, he wrongs himself when
he goes elsewhere to spend his money.
When it is known that this is his rule of
action, every fair dealer in his neighbor
hood will aim to trade with him, so as to
enable him to realizo the worth of his
money. It is an injury to the place in
which you live, to use your spare money
for the benefit of a place elsewhere, and
thus create a rival. Build up your own
home interests, and thereby you increase
the value of your own property. You
will share in the profits if you wish to
sell or remove at any time. A lively
thriving town invites new settlers, enter
prise and capital, which arc but additions
to the aggregate wealth of your home.
If one is to enjoy life, and is fit for it, he
must desire to see those around him
prosper. His law is " live, and let live,"
Our people can supply most of their
wants in their own county town, and
from men whom they know and should
support. We say again, our merchants. |
have full and fine stocks, and our people
should trade at home.
Local Dots.
In this old town, Spring is radiant and"
triumphant. In the park and around the
public square the trees are as deeply
green as in July. As we gaze from our j
window on this beautiful April morning,
all looks frightfully calm and peaceful.
Aiid as if to illustrate the scene, a young
salesman in a popular store across the
way, closes both his front and back doors
with an angry liang, and says jeeringly,
"For fear 1 shall sell all these new goods
before we can get more, I'll close up and
bar out the crowd."
And there comes Dr. SANDERS, and wc
are reminded tliat he is the person here
abouts who first had green peas this
spring. The Dr. had them more than
twoVeeksago; and next to him conies
our friond CHARLIK CHEATHAM. Hut!
as regards cabbages CHARLIE is ahead of j
thc Dr. So you all know now who are f
thc two "'big irijuns" in thc gardening
linc.
And pcrccivo those nine little negroes
going to schcol. Each ono is abundantly
laden with books, and each one, in turn,
an nou i ices, in a sing-song voice, and with
a peculiar African caper of tho logs, ** I
know-my-less-o-n.!" the voico rising
very high upon the last syllable. Thc
negro school-house and thc negro grave
yard are upon ihc hill in the rear of Mr
BRYAN'S residence, and the spot for so
new a ono, is curious and well worth vis
iting. Both thc nivmber of graves and
their fioral decorations arc subjects of ]
surpriso and astonishment. The school,
wc believe, is quite large.
Thc most salient feature of our village
life last week, was tho Entertainment in
behalf of the Soldiers' Monument in Co
lumbia. This was gotten up and carried
through by two ladies of equal energy
and taste, Mrs. LEWIS JONES and Mass
MAXIE JONES. Thc Charades, acted by
very young persons alone, wore lively,
piquant and decidedly well played, while
thc Tableaux, presided over by our artis
tic friend U. H. Mi.ns, were among thc
most beautiful we eve? beheld. As re
gards thc supper, it was all that becomes
the fame of Kdgciicld ladies. Thc occa
sion was in all respects a delightful one,
and the ladies, if we are not misinformed,
realized ?hORt One Hundred Dollars.
Another pleasing ?*??/;;-<M>f village life,
lately, has been tho Kastor decorations |
and the Kastor music in Trinity Church.
Tho blessed season of rejoicing has been
worthily commemorated and all, we hope
hayo "kept thc feast, not with the old
leaven ot ttWjji'C and wickedness, but
with the unleavened br^?d of sincerity
and trutb."
? Colder o? Money"-Cold, Colder,
Coldest.
A du* ar two ago wc overheard a man,
who was-trying io g?? %. drink'in a bar
room on credit, say, " I'm colder of ;uonoy
just now than I ever was in my lite be
fore." There was a flatness and force
about the expression that struck us won
derfully. Could anything bo more strong
ly or more hopelessly expressive? We
have added a chorus "Cold, Colder'
Coldest," and wc should like to sec thc
man or woman in these parts, who could
not f#kc it ttl? with a full and feeling
voice.
? Wo learn (says tho Anderson In
telligencer) from Judge Orr that there
was little or no business before thc Court,
at Bickens last week, and that only two
bills were given out to tho Grand Jury,
one of >vhich was ignored. On tho civil
docket, no ?ttgp of importance went to
trial. It will be rcmejiiwci'^U that thc
November term was even more destitute
of interest, as there was not a single in
dictment or any business before the
Cojjrt Kight months of practical ex
emption frpm legal business entitles
Picken* to the prajsp as ? model county.
?SBr A wag thus eulogizeshis Ids musi
cal attainments : " I know two tunes ; the
one is 'Auld Lang Sync' and the other j
isn't. I always sing the latter."
ty A bigamist's lawyer, in response
to a question from the Judge as to how i
many wives his client had, said: 'We
have thus far counted up only thirteen,
but there aro twenty-nine States to hear
from, your honor." Our gay and festivo
Bowen is certainty ecljpscd by this Wes
tern marry ing-man.
THE STATES STILL SOVEREIGN.-The
.Supreme Court of the United States re
mit ly struck a death blow, to the Radica]
doctrine of cirjtraljzatjon. It held the
axt-nintion bf State Courte from all Federal
ifiterierence, and declared the States, un
der the Constitution, ''as sovereign and
independent as the General Government."
That is the true doctrine. And "how.
whnt i- to become of those leaders and
party1 organ '. who ar? ii? the habit' uf de
iiounciii'' State rights, whenever the syb
i?ct is mentioned, as only another name
for treason,'' and unquestionable evidence
of. 1 dU'.'Vahv" in its advocates ?
Dr. Tint's Celebrated Expectorant-?
So Mystery How it Acts.
First it detaches from tito bronchial or j
wind tubes the mucus or inaner which
?sometimes adheres to them with thc
tonacity of glue. Secondly, It mitigates
tho pain and removes tho constriction ol' j
thc bronchial tubes and muscles ol' the
chest! Thirdly, ft resists the progress of j
inflammation, and assists the lungs to
throw oft' thc irritating matter which ac
cumulates,
Extraordinary Success!
The justly-celebrated STIEFK'K Pianos
have again been successful. Klovoli first
Prizes and (?old Medals were awarded to
tlte Sticfl's pianos for acknowledged su
periority over fourteen different Pianos
from the first manufactories of New York,
Baltimore, Boston and Ht, Louis, during
tho months of October and November,
1S70, at the State Fairs held in Augusta,
(Jiu, Staunton, Va,, Knoxville, Tenn.,
Wyth ville, Va:, Wilmington, N. C" Win
chester, Va., Columbia, <',, Clarks
burg, W, Vu,, Charlotte, jj-, f, and other
places,
Including thu awards made during the
previous year, eighteen First Premiums
have In-ei't awarded to the Stied' Pianos
over twenty-one of tlte most celebrated
makers in the country.
More than one thousand Stiel! Pianos
have !>cen sold to the southern people
since tb>;..clpsc of the war, which fact,
when cTmsidi fe'rT in connection with the
numerous Premiums awarded by disin
terested judges, more than attests the sit?
periority of the Stie?' instruments over
all others. * ..- -
Call for a Public Meeting.
Tn response to Resolution 3rd., of the
Board of Trade of Charleston, published
in thc Advertiser of this week, wo call
upon our fellow-citizons-tax-payors
throughout tho District, to attend K pub
lic Meeting at Edgefield Court House orr
the first Monday hi May, for the consid
eration of tho tax question, and for tho
purpose o( appointing Delegates to the
Convention to ho held in Columbia on
the second Tuesday in May next.
April 5th. MANY CITIZENS.
Religious Notice.
The Union Meetings of the Edgefield
Baptist Association will be held with the
following Churches on tho 5th Saturday
and Sunday in April, the 29th and 30th :
1st Division, at Bold Spring Church.
2d " Red Bank "
-3d 44 Ridge Spring Church. ?
4th M Mt. Lebanon Church.
Tlie membors of the Ex. Board will at
tend tho meetings of their respective
Divisions. .
J. P. MEALING, Chair.
Ex. Board.
Apr 12 _ 3t 16
Special Notices.
Tho " PAIN KILLEU" muy Justly bc styled thc great
me.Heine of the world, for there is no region of the
glebe into which it has not found it? way, nnd been
largely used and highly ]>rized. Moreover, there is
no clime to which it bas not proved to bowell adapted
for the eure of a considerable variety ' of diseases % it
is a speedy and sa/e remedy far burnt, scalds, mts,
bruise?, wounds and various oilier injuries, n.1 well as
fordyscnt ery, diurrho'a and bowel complaints gen
erally, it is admirably fulled for every race of men
on thu face ot' the globe.
It is a very significant fact, thal notwithstanding
the long period of years that thc ''Pain Killer"
has been before the world, it bas never lost one whit
of its popularity, bat, ?v the contrary, the call fur lt j
has steadily increased from Its first discovery, and '
ut no previous time has the demand for it been so
great, or the quanti".}- made been sOjla'rgc, as it is to
day. .
Another significant fact ls, that nowhere baa the
Pulu Killer ever been in higher repute, ur been more
generally used by families and individuals, than it
has boen here at home, where it was first discovered
uud intro duced. That the Pain Killer-will continue
to be, what we have styled it, TUB OBKAT MEDICINE j
or THE wo J: LD, there cannot be the shadow of a
doubt-[Providence Adv prfJstr.
. Cheering Facts for the Bilious.
Every day dem?nstrate? more clearly that liver
c HI kp I ai n I, in all its distressing forms, can be controlled
and cured without difficulty or inconvenience. It ls
an obstinate disease, but ils obstinacy ls not proof I
against thc pertinacious, remedial and restorative
operation of I lostetter's Stomach Hitters. That genial
corrective compel? Vie organ, to do it? duty.< If |
muet secrete regularly and healthfully under the in
fluence of tho Hilters. Their action brings it back
from a stale of rebellion into perfect harmony with
he laws of health. If there la costiveness, it di sap" i
pears; if there is side-ache or back-ache, Uceases;
if the akin and Hit- irhjtes of thc eyes are tinged with
superfluous bile, they recover their natural bug ; i/ |
the appetite is gone, it returns; if tho digestion la
impaired, it is restored ; in brief, whatever thc sym
ptoms of tbe complaint may bc, and whatever the
phase it has assumed, a aire ie certain. Such are.
thc uniform effects of this preparation where billious
disease has been already developed ; but in casca
where there is merely a constitutional tendency to.
liver complaint, it may be prevent ed throughout lifo
by theregular usg, in small /quantities, of thispalutable
antidote.*These arc proveu ftigts, n(id sjiould be seri
ously pondered-or, rather, they should be promptly
acted upon-by all pcrsous of bilious hubit.
marriage Guide.
EVKUY OSE HIS OWN DOCTOIt.
A private instructor for married parfont or
those about tu be married, both male nnd fe
male, in everything concerning the physiolo
gy and relations of our sexual system, and the
production and prevention of offspring, inclu
ding all tho now discoveries never before giren
in thc English language, by WM. V?UNU,
D. This is really a valable and interesting
work. It is written in plain lauguuge fur the
general reader, and is illustrated with nume
rous engravings. All young man ted people,
ur those contemplating marriage, and having
the least impediment to married life, should
read thig bec1'. It discloses secrets that every
one should tu ?ctju'ainidd with,, {(??1 it is a
book that must be locked up aud uot lie about
the house. It will be scnt'o any address on
receipt of 50 ct?. Address Da. WM. YOUNG,
No. 416 Spruce Street, ab-ve Fourth, Phila
delphia.
Nov. 24 fun 4S
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
40 W??K? FOR 5ffiT DOLLAR!
THE AMERICAN RURAL HOME from April 1.
1S71.-A Firi?t-cla??, t?l?rht-l>age, Agricul
tural and Family Weekly. Specimens Free.
HOPKINS Jc WILCOX, Boehcster, N.'Y.
AFREE G ALLER*' Pi1 ART-p. Ap
pleton it Co., New ^ ork, will send tV> eveVy new
subscriber to AM-LKTOS'S JOUI:NAI. remitting $4 for
one year's subscription, TKN Sci'Ki:a ENGRAVINGS,
suitable for framing, from pauitfugtj by the mott ?mi
ueut American artists, ?.> ibu each htv subscriber
receives GBATIS what would cost flu lu the print
shops. Pull particulars will be furulsUud.-.on applica
tion.
APPLETON'S JOURNAL is published
Weekly, and consists ot 2?14to. pages, each num
ber attractively illustrated. Its contenta eou?iat of |
Serial Novels tind Short stories. Essays upon History
and Social Topics, sketches of Travel and Adren*
ture, and pupers upon all the various subjects that
pertain to1 the pursuits ami recreatiojis of t|ie pet-pie,
whether of town ol'country'. l.'ri'Cc ?4 per nunum; $2
for six mouths, ie cent? per number. LV Ai-l-itioN
&, Co., Publishers, New York.
ANEW STORY BY A SOUTHERN AU
THOR.-A serial Story of surpassing interest,
by the author of " Valerie Ay liner,'' which Ute presa
have so highly extolled, will appear in AITLLTON'B
.IOVUNAL, No. 108. New subscribers muy commence
their subscription willi the beginning nf the New
Story". Subserip||op price f4 per annum, or }2 for
six months." 1). Amitfiq Si Cu., Publisher*, N. Y.
DR. S.S. FITCH'S Family Piiyxlclan ;
00 pages; by mail free. Teaches how to cure all
diseases ot the person ; skin, hair, eyes, complexion.
Write to TM Broadway, New York.
Send YourSons
To a Practical School, that ?ill traip iheiu for active
useful life, and a 'successful tuturi-. The Institution
(hat best accomplishes thia, and ls largely patronized
by the Sou''i, is Eastman College, Poughkeepsie, N.
Y. Address for particulars, ll. J. EASTMAN, LL.
I). President.
BLOOMINGTON' (ILL.) NURSERY
l'Jth Year. Ono Acres. 13 Greenhouses. Largest As
sortment-nil sizes. Best Stfck ! I .nw PriecsTWould
you know What, When. How to Plant ! Fruit, Shude,
Evergreen Tree?, ito?* Gratis, Seedlings, Osage
Plants, Apple Seed, Early .B<?e Potatoes, .Shrubs,
Hoses, Green house and Garden Plants, ?kc, Ac.
Flower and yeKf.-iu.ble Secrix : Finest, Best
Collection-Sorts and qu?liiy. Send lo eeuts for
New, Illustrated, . Descriptivo Caluiogue- So pages.
Send stamp, each, for Catalogues of feed?, with
plain directions-C4 pases; Bedding''dna Garden
Plants- 32 pages, and Wholcrale Prie. Lht-24 pages,
Address F. K. 1MION1X, Bloomington, Illinois.
EMPLOYMENT, Bunine?* for All-Best
Industrial S-page Kcpsoupcr ,V> cl*, per year.
Send stamp for copy. PAT?J?TSTAB, Boston,
Mas?. ' '.
BUILD?NGT F?L?? osi
work and inside instead of jdaster, floor covering,
muts, A-c. C. J. FAY, Camden, N. J.
ll IM] ROAR, how made lp lu hours, without
fill drugs. Particulars 10 cent.?. F. SACK., Crom
well, Conu.
d'ort A DAY In very beal barnies* ever offered
.0?U agents. For particulars address, with Stamp,
MOOBK ?fc Co., Ill 8d St., Louisville, Ky.
VB. EDWARDS, ConnscIor-at-Law,
t 4Ct Penn. Av., Washington, J). C., gives special
attention to claims under'lhe lute Apt of Congrl'ssfor'
examination of claims of loyul citizens of Stales lately
in rebellion. Charges reasonable.
MONEY TO LOAN on So. Cx Beal Estate at
legal rates. JACKSON Co., Box 2,U68, New York.
FKA?WRAJVT^APOLIJ??E
Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and Cloth
ing ; removes Paint, Greese, Tur, ?kc, inHantly^ytth'
out inn least injury to the finest fabric. Sold by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. FBAGKANTSAPO
LIN'E CO., JW Barclay St., New York, 46 La Salle St.,
Chicago.
TJSK THE "YEOETABLE 4QfA
The old standard remedy for Copghs, (toidi, Cnnsump
lioir. 41 Nothing better.*1 CpTLKB |?|ios. ACp., Boston.
Asent?s ! Bead Titi* ?
WE WILL FAY AGENTS A SALARY
of $30 per week apd expenses, pr allow
a large co|unil?sfop, to sell onr pew and wonderful
Invention* Address M. WAGNEB * CO., Marshall,
Mich.
AVOID QUACKS.-A Victim of early Indlu-rc.
lion, causing nervous deldllty.premature decay,
Ac, having tried In vain every advertised remedy,
lui? a ilmplc means of self-cure, which he will sena
free io al? fellow sufferera. Address J. H. TUTTLE,
7* Nassau s'" New York. 7
HIGHER EDUCATION.
HELLMUTH COLLEGE
Board aiul Tuition per annum,!226.
HELLMUTHE LADIES' COLLEGE
Inaugurated hy H. B. H. Prince Arthur. Board and
Tuition per annum, T28C. I'MXIDKNT: The Very Kev.
I. I.c.lmuth, D. D.( Dean of Huron. For Particlara
apply to Maj. Evaas. Loudon, Canada West. Iy8t>
BRAN NEW
tm .' Si?"'I
.; ? Ail Hui
From A to
HAVING just Returned from New York, with a LARGEand HAND
SOME Stock of DRY GOODS and .SUNDRIES, All Bran New
from the Largest to the Smallest Article, I DOW respect
fully offer the same to the Public of Edgefield, at PRICES AS ?MODE
RATE as can possibly be found elsewhere.
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. ? \\.? njft2 ft .?i i.-w c< ifl-mud
ii U [ff.: ;?f ihvt; ;
I .> .-.-.ii-: . *Mi; -i > i i*. .
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rc Uv
CALL AND SEE
FASHIONABLE -BBSSGOODS
dillis ttl bf?f???rn!Hi
They are in every MATERIAL, every STYLE,-'eVery ?COLOR; every
PRICE.. And besides -Dress Goods,
EMBROIDERIES,
F??S & FLOWER**,
RIBBONS Si LACES,
SPRING SHAWLS,
GLOVES,
NOMONS,
, iv-i^'k i.ur.J mil
DOMESTICS,
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
CORSETS,
CHIGNONS, &?.
Also
A VERY LARGE, VARIED AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF
? MISSES Al MSW? SH,
Gentlemen,
You will find n>y Stopfe flf READY-MADE
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, SHIRTS, UNDER
VESTS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c, entirely
incomparable.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOB SFBINfi PANTS.
PLANTATION GOODS,
PLANTATION TOOLS,
WILLOW WAREj
TIN WARE,
WOOD WARE,
HAR9.W?RE.
A SPLPD1D ST0C?
-0F^
Superior Crockery,
AEL, GRAPES-ALii STYLES.
Mew O-oods Keceived
r ? '
SUGARS AND COFFEES, ALL GRADES.
. .. v.! .uiifluit?^ ?Sf?fl3jqj pc
The Continued Patronage of the Public is respect
fully solicited; while fair, prompt ?lid honorable deal
ing is guarantied. - '
' V J. H. CHEATHAM,
At-Sullivan's Old Stand. .
April 5 4t "
Photographic
T,
HE following PICTURES, in tho la
tent rfrifl^i'Mt'fasmortablo styles, can now
be made at tile GALLERY over Mr. G.
L. Penn's Drop Store, viz:
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, different
stvles.
PORCELAIN MINIATURES.-Plain
or Colored, in the most beautiful style,
by skillful and accomplish Artists.
LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS.-Colored in
Oil or Pastel, by the best Artists.
COPIES made of Old Oil Paintings and
Fading Ambrotypes,-and, if desired,
enlarged to any size, and colored in Oil
or Pastel.
iii*
Pie toe Frames.
All sizes of Photographs, Oil Paintings,
Engravings, Ac, fitted with neat Oval
and Square Gilt, Rosewood, Black Wal
nut orother Frames.
Old Oil Paintings cleansed, re-tonched,
re-varnlshod, and when torn, patched,
and made almost as good as now.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed, I hope by renewed ef
forts and close application, to merit a
continuance of the same. - '
The Prices of all tho above Pictures
will conform to the present scarcity' of
money.
Will have Specimen of Oil Painting?
and Porcelains in two weeks.
R. H. mus.
Apr 13 4t 16
UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
NEW YORK.
Tbe Origina) Joint Stock Life In
surance Company of ibo
llBited States,
tiie butineit of this Company is EJCL USl VE
LY confined, to the Insurance of firtt clan
healthy linet.
The Distinctive Feature
of the Stock system of Lifo Inguran?ej os o?
posod to the Hutnal, is a jow^ rate'of1 premium
tor a stated ?um insured, which >'? m MEDIATE,
SECDBED and CERTAIN ; in ! jeu of a 'high rate
nf premium' with a promised dividend, which
?8 DISTAHTy C0NTIHaj5)IT ?pd pVptjlfiUf y this
so called dlriijond bain- merely a return of a
portion of tho excessive and unnecessary pre
mium charged in the firititndorjOQ.
Illustration,
Suppose that an individual aged thirty de
sires to devote $200 a year for ibo purposo of
effecting an insurance on his life : this amount
will itu me 'Holy secure bim in tho UNIVERSAL
the sum pf $11,7?1, payable en his-decease.
This sum, paid to a oompany charging the or
dinary mutual rates, wo\$d ?ecafe him tho sum
of $8,474-diiferenee, immediately secured, in
favor ol tho UNIVERSAL, $3,277.
To illustrato tho importance to the policy
bolder of low premiums in more general
terms, it may be stated that by a reduction of
twenty-fire per cent, in the rate of premium, the
same amount of money will secure a policy
thirty-three and one third per cont. greater, and
likewise that a reduction of twgufy?Bvo percents
in the rate qf pr?g?uai ia preciiiely equivalent
to an ? ? M liai cash dividend nf thirty-three and
une-third percent, payable in advance, or to a
dividend of forty-five per cent, payable at the
end of fivo .'ears.
By tho Stock plan Ihe full cash effect of the
premium is immediately secured to tho in
sured, tho Company taking all the risk! By
the il u LU al plan the full vu lue in insurance of
the premium paid is not secured to the policy
bolder, who takes portion of the risk himself.
The Premiums
charged by th,p UNIVERSAL are as low as the
actual experience of insured life in this coun
try will justify, and on the ordinary Life and
Ten-Year Non-forfeituro policies are NEAR
LY ONE-THIRD LOWER than those charged
by the majority of Mutual Companies.
Special attention is asked to our " Return
Premium Plan," by which the amount uf the
policy is secured simply hy ?Le temporary de
posit of the animal premiums, which aro re
turned in full, together with tho amount as
sured, to the holder of policy when it shall
become a claim upon tho Company.
A clause is inserted in the policios issued by
the UNIVERSAL, in which these results aro dis
tinctly xpecijied and guaranteed.
GEO. ll. LAKE,
G.eaciai Agent.
g5?"Qood Canvasser wanted.
Edgefield, S. C., Jan 25, tf
( :'>,.?'.'? A. i?.\*r.v. ildltor.
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Or less than One Cent a Copy. Let there be a
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to tts subscribes with (Treater freshness. becausQ
lt comes twice a week Instead of onco only.
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A preeminently readablo newspaper, with the
taraest circulation in the world. Free, ln?e
Dondcut, and fearless tn politics. All the news
rom everywhere. Tvo cenu a copy ; by man,
50 cents a month, or 96 a year..
TERMS TO CLUES.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies, ono year, separately addressed.
Four Dol?an.
Ten copicj, one year jan aratsly addressed (and
au ertra copy to th? getter up of clue-).
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Twenty copies, ono year, separately addressed
(aaa an extra copy to the fetter np of club), '
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Fifty conloe, ono year, to ono address tand the
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Fifty roptes, ono year, ?eparately addressed (and
the Semi- Weekly one year to Rotter upofcrnb),
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SE.VD YOUR MONEY
In Po? Odlre or 1er*, cheeses, or drafts un New
York, whsrrvcr convenient, if not. tuen resiste?
the letter* containing nickey. Add ros* j
L W. F.NOLAWD. Publisher;
Sun oiCco. New York City.
INIPQRIANT NQTIOE
CONSUMERS ?F ORV GOODS
All Retail Orders Amounting; to $20
and Over Delivered in any Part
of the Country
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF R?LTIMQR?j'iiP.j
In order the bebtet tg meet tho wants of "their
Retail Customers at a distance, haye estai!ish
* SAMPLE BVREAV,
and will, upon application, V'o.niptly ?end, ly
stat full lines of Samples.?? th.o.Nc.wej-t and
most'tfashtonible Good?,, of ?Rj?NQH.-ENG
LlSfr 4nd D?MH8T10-MANUFACTURE,
guaranteeing ot all - times to sell ii? low, if not
at I fi price, than any house In the country.
Buying our goods from tho largest and most
celebrate J manufacturers in the different parts
of Europe, and importing the same by Steam
ers direct to Baltimore, oar itook ls ut all
times supplied with tho novelties of: the Lon
don and Paris markets. I
As we buy and soU oUlgfor cash, niio* make
no bad debt?, we are able and .willing to sell
our goods at ruo* TE? TO FIST?EH PER C?*T.
LESS Pnom than if we gave oredU. ""
In tending^ for ta*?p?iify the kind of
goods de>i'*?. Wdaoep the best grades of
evou olt..- of goods, from, the lowest to the
most costly. . ..
Ordtrt unaccompanied bu the cash icill be
tentP.1Q^.?)?? '.i .?'?> . -
PRQMPT;PAYIN? V?0LE6ALE BUY
ER^arsr ?rsvitedtoiwpdet tt?e*'Stocif la. our
Jobbing and Package DepartaeaC \rMre?s
r . HAMlLTOli-BASTJEB/'A SONS,
19?,"TW, 2ftU?<TZ?3"W??tBaltimore St.,
- " Baltimore, Md.
Nov. 15 ly 47
M. LEBESCHULTZ, Agent.
NO. 2, PARK ROW,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public generally that he is now receiving
direct from the Manufacturers in New York, a SPLENDID STOCK of
Beady Hade (Miling,
For Men, 'Youths and Children. ' Also, SHIRTS and ^ DRAWERS, ?
large Stock. The celebrated Pembroke SHIRT cannot be surpassed in iii
and style. *
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS of all descriptions.
. TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, School BAGS.
An extensive variety of the latest style of HATSj among which is the
Gen. LEE HAT, very becoming and handsome.
ROOTS and SHOES fdr Ladies and Gentlemen, the best hand
sewed in make, style and durability.
BROGANS and COMMON SHOES will be sold at a. small advance on
Manufacturer's prices.
A splendid Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, LOCKS, WEEDING
HOES, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS of every description.
16?*All in want of Goods in my line, are invited to call at the Reliable
Store of
Iff. LERE SCHULTZ, Agent,
. No. 2, Park Row.
Apr 12 3t 16
MARKERT & CLISBY,
: DEALERS IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
OILS, GLASS,
Fancy Articles, Toilet $Qft?fe,
SEGARS, TOHACCO, WIlfE*, LIQUORS, &c,
RESPECTFULLY announce that their stock of DRUGS,, MEDICINES
&c, is now complete. A.nd invitjng especia) attention to their; jow figures,
will from this date furnish Goods at AUGUSTA PRICES.
^Prescription* C arefully ^Compounded af all hours,
from Medicine warranted' strictly pure.
? tf.': 15
THE CHOICEST
NOVELTIES O? THE 1EEM0E
Merchant Tailor
DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTHING.
And Gents' Furnishing Goods,
220 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.,
DESIRES to inform his friends, patrons and the public generally that he
has received and has now in store thc best and most, desirable seleetion of
Goods, which will be uneqnalled lor extent, variety and novelty, and
which will be made up in the latest and most fashionable styles apd best
workmanship, and at the most reasonable prices.
Also, oil hand1 a; Full Stock Ready-Made Clothing, Gents' Furnishing
Sooda, <fcc, &c;
AUGUST DORK, 220 Broad St.
. Augusta, Mar 29 5t 14
ESTABLISHED 1828.
W. H. BARRET. R. H. LAND. S. H. SHEITARD.
BARRETT, LAND & CO,
gs, C?emieais, Paints,
O?LS,
GLASS AND DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE,
291 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga..
OFFER the following at lower figures than the same class of Goods can
he bought elsewhere :
GUM OPIUM,
SULPH. MORPHINE,
QUININE,
Bromide POTASH,
Iodide POTASH,
ALUM,
Gum CAMPHOR,
COPPERAS,
BLUE STONE,
Refined BORAX,
S. & C. WOOD MATCHES,
MACCABOY SNUFF,
.BITTERS of all kinds,
PEPPER, Sifted,
GINGER,
SPICE, . i
Augusta, Feb 7 3m
CLOVES, .
VV. E. POTASH
Concentrated LYE,
LINSEED OIL,
SPERM OIL,
LARD OIL,
TRAIN OIL, .
SPINDLE OIL,
MACHINE OIL;
CASTOR OIL, .
SWEET OIL,
OLIVE OIL,
KEROSENE OIL,
ASTRAL OIL,
WHITE LEAD, COLORS, &c.
WILLIAM HILL'S
HARDWARE STORE,
No. 193 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
THE FRIENDS and ACQUAINTANCES of the late WM. HILL, are
respectfully informed that the BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED AS
HERETOFORE at the Old Stand No. 193, Broad Street, where the follow
ing Goods may be found at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES :
IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, AXES, HOES,
TRACE CHAINS, PLOW LINES,
. HAMES, SHOVELS, SPADES," MANURE FORKS,
HORSE AND MULE SHOES, BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS, TABLE AND POCKET KNIVES; &c., &c,
-ALSO-:
A Fine Assortment of WOODEN WARE, consisting of BUCKETS, TUBS,
CHURNS, PAILS, &c.
-ALSO
TIN WARE of Every Description, by the Dozen or Piece. Mending rea
sonably and promptly done.
?h?e Stock of STOVES is complete. THE COTTON PLANT
a Four Hole Square Top Stove is first class. The Oven is large and com
modious, and that part of it under tho Fife-Box; is unusually high and roomy
Not being complicated in its arrangement, it is very easy to manage, am
does not, like many of tb?v other-first class, Stpves, require a course of in
struction to Knciw;ltow'l?^u>.eJtV Give'the COjTTO?t PLANT-;a trial am
satisfy; yourself.' " Every 'Stove Warranted.
Tttfe GRAY JACKET is a New and Beautiful Step or Pre
.mi?mlJTOVE,l'golteh up expressly for the Southern market, and is adapte
particularly to plantation use. The GRAY JACKET is an up-draft Stov
with heavy plates, large oven aud flues. It never fails to operate well, Ever
Stove Warranted. -
Jan 18 3m . 4
-A. T
MILLINERY
-AND
?ft&eyj ?oods Store
251 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
You will find tho Fashionable Styles
of BONNETS and HATS, made of good
material, and sold at low prices.
FLOWERS, WREATHS,
Sash and all other RIBBONS,
Lace and Linen COLLARS.
BOWS, CRAPES, SILKS, VEILS.
FANS, H'D'K'FS, HOSIERY,
FRINGES, GIMPS, BUTTONS,
PARASOLS.
Lace SHAWLS,
EDGINGS, INSEP.TINGS.
Tarltan, Swiss and Book MUSLINS,
CHIGNONS, SWITCHES,
And all other articles usually kept in
a Fancy Goods Store. :
New doods Received Tri-Weckly.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL
rUOFlTS!
The Ladies of Edgelield are invited to
call and examine. .
Mrs. IV. BRUM CLARK,
AUGUSTA, &A.
Apr 12 i'm l?
Ii e mo val
OF
THE BEE HIVE.
Bi
GEORGE WEBER
EGS leave to inform his numerous
friends and easterners that lu. has removed
to the capacit/ii^Slorlf, No. 1715, Broad St.,
opposite tho Augusta Hotel', where he
will continue ibo
DRY GOODS DIMNESS,
And hopes to merit a continuance of the
patronage so liberally extended to him at
his old location.
Fresh Supplies of Dry doods will bc
received by every Steamer, which will
be offered at the lowest prices.
Apr 12 tf 10
Read! Read !
. The place to ?ititl something PURE
and GENUINE in the way of
CHAMPAGNE WINES and
BRANDIES, is at the Drug Store of
MARKERI? & CLISBY.
If you wish PURE.COGNAC
BRANDY for Medical purposes, go to
MA11KERT & CLISBY'S.
If you want a PURE ARTICLE of
SHERRY or MADEIRA WINE, go
to
MARKERT & CLISBY'S.
If von desire a good article ol'
OLD JAMAICA RUM or HOLLAND
GIN call at the Drug Store of
MARKERT & CLISBY.
We will also state that we have a
few gallons of that GOOD OLD RYE
and CORN ?till on hand.
MARKERT & CLISBY.
If you wish a superior article of
SHERRY for Cooking purposes, very
cheap, call at the Drug Store of
MARKERT & CLISBY;
To gentleman who indulge in the
luxury of Chewing and Smoking, we
respectfully announce, (and do so
concientiousiy,) that we have, and
are determined to keep on hand, the
BEST brands of Chewing and Smok
ing TOBACCO and SEGARS.
MARKERT & CLISBY.
Mar 15 tf 12
For Sale,
100,000
WELL BURNT BRICK.
AND among them several Thousands CIR
CULAR RRICKS 'or Walliug Wells,
-now rou'dv for deliver}-.
W. W. ADAMS.
Mar fi if ll
Russ' Celebrated Prepa
rations.
Now ia Store a full Stock
Rusi* SCHNAPPS, in quin* and pints,
? MADEIRA WISE,
" sHERRY WINE,
" PORT WINK,
- CHERRY ItltANDY.
" BLACKuERKl" BRANDY,
" (UN-COCK'-TAIL,
.. RASPBERRY SYRUP,
" LEMON SYRUP, 4c, &c. .
Ail warranted cf tho bi rt quality, and for
sale ar Augusts piif ??.
"W. F. DURISOn, Cr.
Mar 8 :?u> 11
To the Ladies.
Mi
_HS. LEWIS J ON KS would inform
her friends ?ind tho public that sh? is still our
ryingott h.r DRESS MAKTXtl AND MIL
LINERY ESTARLTS H M EN 1 nt ber old
Stand, ?nd l <ipes they will continue to bestow
on her thvir tame liberal (mtruntige.
She will in ifewdayrbe supplied w.th NEW
SPRING S'l YLES and PATTERNS.
Mar 22 tf 13
\ Card t?c m a Prodigal Sou.
I RESPECTFULLY call the attention of
my friends Si? the mrroundiug country, to
my locality, known as tho Grove Place, Beech
Island, where ? may at nil times bc found, un
less professionally engaged.
I keep constantly on h.-iod a fino lot of
PURE DRUGS, Kid am prepared to furnish
my patrons with any Physio they may need.
Having Arc Surgical Instruments, and con
siderable cxi-crienow ns a Surgeon, I am pre
pared to per?-'f? all kinda 0f Surgical opera
tions.
I especial!" ?-;Jl th" nttcntidn of thc Ladiei
to the fact I1--' [trent Uterine Diseases very
successfully, .CM. will pi.-.rantce a euro of any
caso of five yr ifs ?.anding.
Ver Ri?i>cctfully,
j. L. surra, M. D.
Bath, Feb li Sm 8
TO RENT,
THE DESIRABLE H0USK AND LOT in
the Village of KdgofieU, the late resi
dence of Mrs- Christie, sud nxently occupied
by Capt. G. A. Darling. To on acceptable
tenant the iriuo will be reasonable. Apply
early to X. W. CARWILE.
Mar? If. 12
State of South Carolina,
EDG?FIELD COUNTY,
Ellen C. Chappell, Adm'a.., ? Bill to Sell Lands,
vs \ Marshal Assetts,
Chas. J. S. Bacon ct al. J ?tc, Ac.
UNDER an Order from His Honor Judge
Melton, made ia the abuve cause, all iud
singuitr the Creditors of STANMORE B.
CHAPPELL, dee'd., aro hereby required to
present and prove their demands before me, on
or before the 10th dav ot' May next.
A, J. NORRIS, Special Referee.'
Mar 22 7t 13
Masonic Notice.
AREGULAR CONVOCATION of BEZA
LEF.L CHAPTER, No. ? R. A. M., will
be held in thc Hall on Tlursday morning th?
20:h inst.
liv order of tho High Priest.
W. ta. ADAMS, Seo'ry.
Apr 5 2t 15
NOTICE
IF ycu want NICE CANDY, Imy from
MARKERT & CLISBY.
Mar 29 tf U