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7 ADVERTISER Terms, $3,00 per Annum. Death of a Venerable Lady. . We regret to announce that Mrs. Broadwater, widowof theJate'Guy Broad water, Esq., .departed this life in our town on Saturday last, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Henry CJur^stfen. Mrs. Broadwater, a victim of paralysis, had long been prostrate and a great suf ferer, but the closing years of her long and useful life w?r? marked, on her own part, by exemplary patience ajid holy resignation, and on the part of her chil-r dren, more especially her daughter and grand-daughters", by a ceaseless devotion which it .was beautiful to contemplate. 1 et us Prop Up Our Most Ancient Land mark. Is there any randmark in Edgefield more ancien^thantheOldBaptistChurch -or more honored-or more fondly be loved-or more closely .associated with all our joys and sorrows ; with the spring time, the midsummer, the bleak-winter of our years'; with our prosperity and our adversity ; our living and our dead, our hopes in this world and in the better one? - He, of Edgefield, who does not fondlyiove the ?ld Baptist Church, is not truly of it, bat simply tn it. Adversity and troublous times have laid their hands heavily on the old Church. And now the Christian women who wor ship within its "walls-and all other Christian women, lefcu?jhope !-arise and exercise their hearts, their heads, their handSpthat the ancient and sacred build ing may once again be white sad pure, as becGBKte?^a temple of theiiving God. Ort thursday evening of next Week Thursday the 23rd inst.-they will give an Entertainment in the Hall of Mr. J. I?, Addison's residence. As regards the minutia? of this Entertainment, w?de?m it necessary to say nothing. It will be refined, liberal, and calculated to make all who. attend it pass a delightful evening. Admission, 75 cts. Let us prop up our most ancient landmark ! A Very Disastrous Fire.- ; , It gives us pain to'chronicle tbe fifet that on Friday, the 10th inst., the dwel ling-house of Mr. Wm. A. Wajsonj on Mine Creek, was'-entirely destroyed by fire. Mr. Watson is a son of Col. Sam. J. Watson, and his home is, or rather was, the old Billy Mobley place, some three miles N. W. of Dry Creek Church. The kitchen, barn, smoke-house, crib, stables, and two other put-houses, were also burned. Furniture, corn, fodder almost everything in, -rXct-l-shared the same terrible fate: Mr. Watson's Joss is said to be upwards of "$1500. How the fire occurred isrfot definitely known, but it is thought was accidental. N6 insu rance. Ail Unfortunate and Fatal Acchlent. On Friday last, William Scurry, a colored man, living on the planfeations?f Mr. Walton, in thensigborhoodof Philip pi Church, on attempting to dismount.! from his mule, the mirle became fright- j ened and ran off at great speed, dragging the un fortunato man by one leg, which was fastened in the gear, adistance of sometwo hundred yards, before other parties.conld ?heck the mule. Scurry was severely bruised, and only lived about two hours. On Sunday Trial Justice A. Bainsay, acting as Qoioner, and accompanied by Dr. W. S. Sheppard, who made the post mortem examination, held an inquest on the body of the deceased, When the jury returned a verdict in accordance with .the above facts. Sudden Death. The Chronicle & Sentinel, of Sunday, says; "Wc regret to learn of tho sud timm ?mth of l>r. John M. Miller, son of Jonathan M. Miller, Esq., of Beech Is land, South Carolina, which occurred last Friday morning. He had come ?ft to the house from the plantation, and' while bathing his face was attacked with a hemorrhage of the lungs, from the ef fects of which he died in a lew minutes. The deceased was a most estimable yo.ung man, respected and beloved by all who j knew his many good qualities. Immeasurably Useful and {Surprisingly -Cheap- ; To everybody who owns a house and lot, especially if there be a well on the said lot, we point out the card, in an other colnmn,. of J. F-.Te&ple, and_Sonst of Chicago. The}-arc the Manufactur ers and Seljers?of the Best,-Cheapest ajid Most Popular aPumps nowfib usc': 0)te sput and cheapness. It is strong, durable,, convenient, and works like, d chara vj And it cost, delivered hesfi, only some $22. There it" stands. Coane! see for yourself. And do not forget to read the card of.TeJnple <fc Sons, as before ad vised. ^ t_. . ?.. ! The Calico Ball This .Evening. A brilliant success, we are delighted to say, awaits the Catholic ladies this even ing. The talk, farand wide, is exclu sively of the Calico Ball, 'if there are any who do not design attending, tltey are preparing to miss r. very bright and novel entertainment. Sewing Through a White-Pine Stick! There's our young friend, E. A. Minis, r>f Johnston's depot. Everybody knows tym-a-iufsjity fino plow., Well, yes terday lit? ei?lib?tct! u> us1 a 'basket of Work done upon the Howe'Saving Ma <. -*vinti, .ruffling, puning, cord c/unc-tas. . ><r ^.thi ing, quilting, embroiov. v in short, that a needle could do, or eve. did ! And ail so beautiful. Xrid a white pine stick with a lovely row of stitching , hrougb it ! So great ls tho strength of tri? ro?cliihe-fhtf k?ooii?ss ant] telfer of the needle ! Was the like ever known be fore? Our friend Minis is Agent. Let all bands read his interesting card ill an other column. Go to the Photograph Gallery and see the Machine there on exhibition- - - *. DISTRESSING? ACrinKSx;--pn .Friday evening, hite, while-two luflics^Mrs. a. A. Darling and Mrs. Smith-were re turning home, the horse, driven by Mrs. 1)., became frightened by a stray horse passing, and, becoming unmanageable, dashed off at a rapkb speed. Mrs. 1)., finding that she could not hold him, turned liim'toward.-tln!pavome.it. In hope of driving h??? against tito fence and i orr pelling him to stop, but her ?oiu .pinVtoj;, m her'tdarm. seized the rein and the unim'?l/tnrnihg so suddenly, dashed the buggv against a tree and threw the two ladle's with great violeneo against it. Mrs. D. was thrown with her left shoul der against tiie tree, arid it is supposed some of the small bones about the collar bone are broken. She received als > oth er severe bruises about her body.. Mrs. Smith was also severely wounded about the head and body. The two ladies were found in an insensible condition and-ta ken into the house of Dr. Fl W. Green, ^iid afterwards removed to .the-Nicker ?r>n 'H?m>e, v. here Mrs. D. resides. Their escape "'front ^siatit'd^i wu',almost' miraculous, Tbs horsp# ono Fbibhi'lfa? i never before exhibited any viciousness, and has often been driven by Mrs. Dar ling. We were pleased to hoar last night that both the ladies, although sulrerlng much, wore doing as well as could be ex Tnted. und that their injuries aro not p ., ? serious by Pi*. Taylor, the 12th. " ,The Mrs. Smith spoken of in the above paragraph) is'our tow?s^voi?aij, the young and ?niable wife of Capt. F.'fi'* Smith. Capt and Mrs. Smith left home, on a visit to Columbia, on Thursday morning last, and on the following doy this pain ful accident happened. Mrs. Darling has also lived among us, and left behind her many warm friends. We earnestly hope these ladies are still steadfastly re covering from their wounds and bruises. | Republicans Sustaining Treasurer V; ;.WooUcy.- , Froui tho proceedings of a Republican meeting held at Graniteville, on the 4th, Ave make the following extract: ., . . ".The meeting was flrstr addressed by the Hon. John Woolley, who delivered an able speech fahd, completely refuted the -many charges 'wblpb>-from :time time have been made against bim by ?corrupt and designing office-seekers. He dwelt with-hr.ppy effect upon the ostra cism ano! persecution, which he had the past experienced, because of his being steadfast, in. maintaining the rights of colored fellow-qitizensti and h? felt con fident that in the coming campaign, which he desired it known he*was a can I didatefor the position of Senator from Edgefield comity,- that the "Republicans of that county would sustain him." The meeting was addressed by other gentlemen, and the following Resolution among others, was unanimously adopted Resolved, That our confidence in the Hon. J. Woolley as a true Republican is undiminished, notwithstanding reports circulated to' the contrary,-and which have caused his removal, from. the. office of Coimty Treasurer of Edgefield county, and we snail always feel grateful for. the interest manifested by him in the educa tion of our children. And the following letter, from three little colored children, in their own plain unvarnished vernacular,, is % strong ern dorseraent of ihe above Resolution, and goes far towards showing that Mr. Wool ley is not only a Republican in sentiment and words, .but likewise ia de otb pl beneficent charity. Actions speak louder than words : , GRAWITEVILLE, S. C., May 6, '72. Edgefield A dvertiser : Wearethree-poorj colored boys, who.have been 'taught to read and write by the kindness or Mr Woolley, in giving us pur school house and good teachers. We can never forget Mr. McDevitt either. We are sorry ?hat: Mr. Woolley has been so badly ' treated by the head men in Columbia, for if he is not a friend to the colored people,, .we dont know where w? can find one. Mr Wolley is one whom we can never forget. Respectfully, ELIJAH GALE, JOHN RICHARDS, AUGUSTUS HOLMES. We have no particular interest in:the fight that certain office-aspiring Repub licans are waging against Mr. WooUey for be the' consecfuences what they may it is " none of our funeral," .although we are of opinion that in removing Mr. W. from the office of County Treasurer,, Goy** Scott dealt ?yith unwarranted severity; and we give publicity to the above ex tract and letter merely to establish that though a few Republicans are dissatisfied with Mr. Woolley, yet he has many friends in Republican ranks wttoenflo+se him in the most zealous manner. ALL RIGHT.-John Woolley, the for mer County Treasurer of Edgefield, was in the city yesterday with his papers to show that his accounts were all right be yond a peradventure of ? doubt, if vouch ers aro worth anything. He also had letters and other papers regarding his stewardship that were entitled to grave consideration.-Columbia Union, 14th. 83R If'you have not a stand of. Cotton, I or wish to planta small grain lot in Cot ton, see advertisement bf Maj. S. S. Tompkins. 4 : ? ' . 'J ?3r We are told that street costumes recently sentover from Paris are made short enough to clear the ground. Ladles just returned from abroad are surprised to find American Indies' dragging hand some silk dresses oVer the dirty side walks of New1 York. Means What He Says. , Though " confirmations , strong as proofs of Holy Writ," and as numerous as tho sands on the sea shore, were pro duced to prove that Dr. Pierce, the pro prietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, is in car/j.cst und means what ho says, when he offers $5?0 retard for any cuse of Ca tarrh which he ??BKop pure, yet there would be some skeptics arid fogjes wno would continue to shout, " Humbug fi! " HUMBUG 1" " It cannot be, because Dr. Homespun says Catarrh cannot be cured " Now, this Dr. Homespun is the identi cal, goodrnatnred old fellow who honest ly bplievos and persists in declaring that this earth is not round or spherical, but Hat as a "slap jack," and does notiurn over, otherwise the water would all be spilled out of Deacon Bascom's mill pond, lint astronomical science has 'positively j demonstrated and proven that Dr. Home- : spun .is wrong in supposing this earth to j be liai, ?md stationary, aha medical sci ence is dall j- prdyingtthe fact that he is no less mistaken and behind the times in regard to thc curability" of Catarrh. In short, it has been positively proven that j (his world moues, and that'medical sci c-UiCp fa progressive-the opinion1 of Dr. Homespun to the contrary notwithstand ing/ 'lhat Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will .cure Catarrh. tiiousands who have "used daftest;.' . ****** 1 " * ;" Then quyit/ and use it, in doubt do f Jiot stanch ? j " j '. : V $oi)t vii; %a? it in drug, stores all over r the land." iTaik a* the Toilet*- Every lady's main" knows that thc bewitching beings who pave their triumphant way with con quered heart*, regard a splendid head of hair the D&ojjj, effective Of all womanly -fascinations. They' feeney e, and they are i ight, that they cali lasso as many beaux with tiie luxuriant ringlets and glossy braids as they can " kill at sight " 'wjth their beaming eyes. Hence in their "toi let ta?lk,'.' i amoiV tliornselves and with. their attendants, tho morita of prepara tions for thc hair are freely canvassed, and thc latest result of this discussion seems to be the almost universal adojv tion of LXON'S KATHAIBON as an article better adapted to promote the growth and beauty of the " Chief Glory of Woman" than any other at present before the world. They say that without irritating the skin of the head it eradicates dan dnut', and that it penetrates below the surface to the roots of the hair, endowing them with new lite and vigor. WHOSE HANSOMK HOUSE IS THAT? Such was the inqiry of a traveller as he passed, on unusually finished ennn tr}- residence, not a, thousand miles from here. Thc style of thc sashes, tho bright ness of Uno glass,, the beauty of the doors, the classic patterns of the mouldings, the neatness of the balusters, and the statc 'mess of thc pillars around the piazza, all struck traveller w|tl1 astonish-, ment and* admiration. Anu no.wonder, for they were all furnished by Mr. P. P. TOA LB, No. 20 Havno street, Charleston, s.c.' . . . .. .. . ' Grroo eries! At JONES & SON, at Johnston's Depot, C. C. it A. Railroad, having es tablished themselves i'd "business, offer | '?.^&fatyw$v?:Q.ot?s<\A consume^ : ? CORN ai any quantity deslred,J BACON, all grades, MEAL, HOMINY, RICE, FLOUR, all the best brands, MOLASSES by the gallon, barrel or hogshead, .' J Thc best SYRUPS, ' '{ SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA, fi LARD, a superior article, MACKEREL in Kits, Half Barrels and Barrels, MACARONI and CHEESE, CRACKERS ?foll kinds. Canned FRUITS. JELLIES, RAISINS, ALMONDS, NUTS. TOBACCO and SEGARS, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, Ac. Also, MED? CINES, BITTERS, and everything appertaining to a first class Country Grocery House. Having abandoned the Liquor busi ness, we will devote, our entire time to thc wants of our customers. We also havo on hand a good assort ment of BOOTS and SHOES, all grades and prices. ^l??iyUftfl for- the verygeuerops patron age of the post, wehopeJ'by :<alr'deal ing to merit and receive a continuance of j tire samp. We will sell Planters "Supplies as low as they can be,laid down here from any market, for Cash, or for satisfactory pa per, payable 1st of November next. All persons in anywise indebted to the '???tirai of Jones cfc Toney mustjsettle immediately, by cash or satisfactory paper. ^Si-All Cqfton offered here will be lKvig*btiiy hs.orcasn advances marl jj on consignments. ' "<; ' "!*'? ' . ' T. JONES <fc SON. May 1, 1872 fit '19 Kow In Stove, SPICE, Cloves, . Mace, Mustard Seed, Tumerlc and all articles for fcjoklintt. W. A. SANDERS. May8, tf 20 ' ' ' Iratest .. A,?'rivais. ?- i . ? ? ... \ . . .N ':- ? . * . UST received a full line or Black Velve?lBB?NS, all numbers, Bustle Hoop SKIRTS and' BUSTLES, " . 0. Full stock of CORSETS, ail numbers and- pric?s. - ov''t Buff LINEN for Ladies' 'Suits/ . Also, amother beautiful lot of Buff PIQUES,' . 2 Bales,GraniteVille"? SHIRTING at 10? cts. by'the piece, . SiBales-'Granitevillei SHIRTING at; 12* ?ts. by the piece. . These are Factory prices,--transportation added.'--" .'' * WVL All grades of D'RESS GOODS have been reduced 10 .percent, on original prices. J. H. CHEATHAM. :-j ?r ^J. (3" A 300 Pieces New Sprint* and Summer PRINTS from 7 to 12} eta pr yd. 200 Doz. Coats' COTTON, 70 cts. per dozen; at . . J. H.- CHEATHAM'S. LADIES' DRESS GOODS-Full Stock of Beautiful White and Colored PIQUES, Striped, Figured and Checked, New and Beautiful Satin Striped PERCALES, Handsome Grenadies, Chaliies, Lenos, Poplins. LawnSj.&c., at ' . J. H. CHEATHAM'S. . WHITE GOODS of every grade and variety. . Beautiful White and Black Crepe COLLARS and CUFFS, Dolly Varden Scarfs, and Sash Ribbons; all shadei>a?d'-vndta>, ? RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS, a fine ancf foll assortment, at m . ." ?J-.?H? .CHEATHAM'S. HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY and GLOBES, an endless wiety, ' Lace, Berege, Love,fCrepe and Tissue VEILS,: all colors,1 : ^ ' y English and jtalian Black and White Cr?pe, - .*."' Black and Colored Marseline SILKS, . Black and White Alpacas arid Bombazines, at very low-prices,c& ! LV:.,T . % .'U ! j-.im OHEATS?M'S;?" ; Ladies' and Misses' HATS, trimmed and ' untrimmed, 'lajeVt .and,, most, I fashionable styles, at [J?^jKiw. Ladies' and Misses' Dress SHOES and GAITERS,'large and fine^fe.-,-. .Bronzed, and Fancy SHOES for Children, . * . -'7 n iL . Gentlemen and Boys-Shoes, all styles and prices,- l . 1 >i R?ADY M^.DE -CLOTHING, a carefully selected stock,, ? ... . .? .v ? j Gentlemen and Boys Hats, the very latest styles,.at. . ?, . .. J. H. CHEATHAM'S* . Crockery and Plain and Cut Glass Ware, ..--Hardware^ PocM^ me atjriiyjj time previous?. (i, A \fj rv An Kl / \ fi [I . I ^attention? lo my Jconipjete; stock of WEEDJft^ r^ES.^oyilJe Hoes' Nos.' 1 and 2,' and Brade's' Plain and Rivited Steel, . Tin, Wood and Willow Ware, a complete stock, GROCERI'Efe^umr,;Cefiee, Starch, Soda, <t?M^?yj Mayl _'_tf_19 Simmons & Clough Organ Co/s z>(? ? A V;' J V' . iimpRoy?^ ; J fl| J j J | M GRAND COMBINATION 5> Fitted with the NeWry invented Scribner's Patent Qualifying Tubes An invention having a most important "Bear ing on the future reputation of Reed Instru ments, bv means of which the quantity or Volume bf tone is very largely increased, ajrtd the quality of tone rendered . Equal to that of the Best Pipe Orgrans of the Same Capacity. ? Our celebrated "Vox Celeste,". '!louis Pateut," "Y?$ Humana," " WUbox Bateat" Octave' Coupler, ' the charging ii P^lfo;' pr .'Clarionet''Stops, and- . ALL THE LATE .IMPROVEMENTS Can be obtained oniy iii these . Organs. EVERY I KSTfili Ul EM FULLY WARRANTED; Manufactured at Nos. 15, 17 & 19 Miami Street, BETBOff / - ?j PRI??Sn$50 to ? ?? '? , I i im Wi (Estabbshcd iitlS?O.)- . ' ... "y^r'A^ENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY. ^dresa S^O^r&^?jQH ORGAN CO., Detroit, Michigan. Apr 24,. '.'"'" x'. " ? ' ' l ' - ' ? ' ^ ; F. B. HENDERSON. C. K" H?ND?^SgN; "I* : ? G..IBEMDEHSON t BRO ?RAIWTEVILLE, ?. ?., ^?fi^WL ' ? ih?\ : od r " - .- *.<...;..* > .'? , . .*? .V? _3G..fo-inform their/friends ahd customers th.at their Junior -Partner .b^as returned fr?m Baltimore and New York with a very full ljne of G?0J?3, embracing everything generally-found in ' a. fflRST CLASS YIJJLAGF; STO-^E, [ 'consisting'in parfpf-.. ' ". DRY GOODS OF AU> 90OTS 4^"? SHOES, ail Kinds and style*, HATS tf Suit Everybody, READY-MADE CLOTBI^G, Cheap and Fine, CROCKERY AND TINWARE, all style?, HARDWARE, yaried a?4 |nll Stock, GROCERIES of every desertpttpn. Also, a fine lot of SMALL GOODS, such as Ladies' Gloves and Hose, Lace CoiIars;'Ribboris, Buttons, Parasols,'Corsets, ! . Thread Lac.es, Edgings, Insertings, '. ' I' School Books, Slates, Paper, Envelopes, Brooms, Buckets, Tuba, Looking .Glasses, Carpet Sacks, Trunks, ?OBACCO and SEGARS. of titi? Sole LEATHER, Cali and Kjp SKINS, and Shoemakers' FINDINGS $???m? . " . ' - . . . . : ? . ; ' ', ;?. All of the above, and a great many other Goods,' we hav? in.large quan: i e's;-all pf which .we ?r? selling at the Lowest Prices. . Caj?.&udaeeJ Graniteville, April if 0,1. HENDERSON & BRC. i'm. 17 Seconcl ? Willi . .. .. ...QF. AUGUSTA, GA., . }f^f^ 3P r o o l a 1? 1 TO* THEIR FRIENDS AND T?E, PUBLIC, that having recently'Eni largad their NEW.'.STORE, and received the Largest and Mpg Selected ::osbv. MM ..."SK'.^i .* . i i' At?yon i?vii sui ?. They have" ever had', they are in* a position to offer Dry Goods wnich, with regard to . . . , STYLE, PRICE, QUALITY ANO QUANTITY, Cannot be Equaled, much less Surpassed, In Augusta. This statement must and will be endorsed bj w-ho exam ine our Cjoodj?. . . ! C. G. & Co. purpose doing a larger trade this Season than heretofore. So as to do this they will be satisfied with S nial 1 Profits, and always, keep on. hand such a Stock of Goods as may "enable them to meet the re quirements bf; all classes of purchasers. *y39 ,\ ujavv'"}! Go and see the Store where you will be heartily welcomed, and suited both in Goods and in Price. 8S*I.f.you cannot go just now, write for Samples to CHRISTOPHER GRAY ? Augusta, Anni.U "lA ' % f:? ' '"^ J Livery Stable Opened, ? PERSONS Wishing Horses or Vehicles, or conveyance to any portion bf the surrounding cpuptry ,fropi th i?, point, can be accomnjo^ate'd j^aj^|^^^t May 1 ' tr ' 19 fTlHP la?geSV assortment ever, offered JU iii iittRWela, AW Htyles and quali ties. Forsaleweabby . : - T ! MARKERT&CL?SBY. ' Mar; 27 tf l~ 14 1 WHOLESALE AND RETA IL " fl ww IT M ' TAKE pleasure in-informing -heir friends of Edgefield District, and the Ii?J^4?^ri?lj^:1%t they hay* f\ | ?jj^^ J Moved into their New Store Especially constructed by themelves for the Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Business. J-\*Q?IH Hiving Four Floors 125 x 4? feet,, dr twenty thousand five^iijiidied bi> jerficial feet of Flooring, for ne ' c?tr^ and l??t?lay of , Jtock, we confidently assure o?r fnt?oVof?djJefield, anU'fie?r?aa?^of the ;4<&?^?,?tbat<w .have.opy ou. habf? o^.?fthe" MOST-BEAUTIFUL and IMMENSE STOCKS of g^OHg .' 16 . ' ' ?J STA P L E> F Oft El SK AID FA SOI ; Which it has ever been our ?leasure to exMpijiJ^hosa.fris Purchased Exclusively for Cash, ). 8 And every article leaving mr Howse Warranted and Guarantied of the Best Quality, and at the Vry Lowest Prices. ? We respectfully soKcitra examination of our'GoooffJ?rid'Pr?c'es'i''>?v (H Aucuata,: April W n ? i . , v 10t IT cr A -o-r \l^E ^?l^ci^?tl??jtjen|iQ of the cit^ens of E^g^ej^^w^oo^pjti Just placed in order an open?or-' iiM^ofemi^^Sever before have we put i forth such energy iii th?election of a Stock, and never before have we ?adi pnevwith, which wejcoul Challenge Csrnpari^qn jwithas-mucjlj.ponfijienge as^ at 'present,' whether 'as i ,1 . >'l'?\ .'."m But i? istt? the l?ttlr'w?nost earnestly direct 'attention', feeling'assurai that' ?py one who will impaially compare will acknowledge we are not undeK sortir- ' ; ' : . ' *'"* *?' >'??? : U? . While we are confide*Ih&i our General Stock' is'offerea' at' pric?s'?s fetf as that of any House iiGeorgia, we have spyeraj }ota pir^OHOICI? GOODS which are. yit.ly under the market, fees. ' r' ^ ; shall be in recelpof Qoods ^fJ^^'WM^rWUoj^ our New. .York Buyer, so that our Stocah,a|J fleyer b> ?jlowecl fa jun clown.. .'. I *@"?t shall be o.p.r,ai ta fcave fti? cftrefaUy '^ted c^V.-N?jnatter wheth tjhey may want tq buy cpot- The lowest prices aaked^pd.in no instance a r?duction or second pce made. ", '.', , McC^BE, COSTELLO ic DALY, 33?Broad Street, between Globe and'Central Hotels AUGUSTA, GA. tf -17 Apr 17 '?li CU : o :.. TAKE? ?.LEASjCt?-IN INFORMING HER PATRONS AND THJjJ PUBLIC GENERALY, that she has now on exhibition a maguificent as sortment of -, : \,. <>*~%* ?Mfg <V7.& PATTER? BONNETS AND HATS, selected by herself Person, (row some of the leading Modistes, ip ; New York city, and iplVortfl the inspection of every ona. wanting VSprine EIQ^N??? OUTSAT,- : .ii-.: ? .'?'... . MVi ? S-h'l :. _ ' Q_- ' ." ' . f;'. . : tj .,/'. . . .' '.)> ? REAL AID IMITATION HAIR ?OO?g ;I have^in B.tore^ will ?be constantly .receiving a, full line pf j this^lrimi )f Goods, andfinten in the fulure,.'to make ^Eis^rauch.oi my, business a ??eoiality. Goods ithis line ordered when desired, and guaranteed to give latisfaction, as rega?.4uantity.jgnd^t?alityvHii?eye?y ?os?noj?. ,? 1 >: i- ?! --o- i . /."iJ '.i') ?/? '.?.).{?: mo; ! ? i ? '. i ... .;:/.? : t .; >nion A smi assortment of fine' and medium quality: -M, \ ' >' ? : I'M Ul M Ladies' Dress Caps, Sash Ribbons, Scarfs, &c. &c. . I . ;pAifeiSpts.i : PARASOLS: We are still keepir a full assortment of PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, tad respectfully cairne attention of all wanting $ fine and stylish P?RA ?OL or UMBRELLi to call and ^?x?'&'rne ouf'sfoc^ 4peiore making selec ions elsewhere, as w offer superior inducement a* regards Styie, Quality md Workmanship. Ve' still keep fe mm FOR .REPAIRING AND BAKING. UMBRELAS ?^K^SQLSr and would be pleased ;to see ill o?r old cu8toma?&n<$ as ftany new^ries-as wiU favor us with a call^ .. 'REPA?RiN?'^Qnoeatly, at short notice. fi 2m ,17 ti ll ,Au^8^?April-^17/ TAKES pleasure i calling attention'' to his LARGE and VARIED STOCKof _ ^ Manufactured expresl'/ ^or*^!*'' A^gus? %u&?lt, ^ those celebrated :iqthiers".James Wilo, Jr, $ Co.,. Charles B .Peet &-Co. , --qj-v^: Hav^? evejy faciliffi to procure Godd? fr?m first hands; . I will af all ??&tSk the Best of^d8>i;lpwert.;^?| ^?^g^j FCBISlilNfHiOODS. ; g of the most elegant ttje and finish ever brougty to t^is parket, and of the greatest variety. . JfrmtiOM tb largei?i'^fffl mt?M*b?: Dlotl*ii\g C^t ard Made to Ordsrv at t?iorfri No-! tice, in? ;he j^p^ Elegant Style. ? .n : m a full sjo?.k .of Eine and . Mefam Hatei.qf the. very lates^ mks and-Valises, a^?'?lents Fu?hishing ?o?^s'bfj every variety BRQAD, S^RE?'?, ATOjfeTA. QA,, Next'door to Butt, 5oi(ce;& Co., and) oppos?e ^tionaiExchang?Banbh jgusta, Ga., April 3{' " ' . ' 1 2m_ ^' ? P I have also styles; also Trunks TH! ?HII6Eff ' QE1 TJ?E SEASON rom fche Best Europeailand fctherm Markets, and at Iowertpiicefl'thaft can be bough't this ide of I^ew Xork, just received a^d for, sale., by, S T 00 R B, 1)13 ?Q 11A II Ih&iit Tailor 5 ia]? eater in Apr 17 93(kl; ^ad*:Sj^%'kfld.9ff Jackson-Street,: AnirtM?ii cia -, ' 2m Augwsia, Ga. ??TTA'? ; ul 1 ? !? ....il .M?) OE?*?J HU} ; hit i um. T? ?55 iv "^?Sfl?? "^v"*"*" flatt ? ?Zen ?rvw f4rrl [09 ' CAROLINA STORE. . ?.? ? fr?ja B?I # nia a ,3 ; .: . 1 lr DRY GOODS LOWER THAN THEY1 HAVE EVER BEE* -,SOLD AT RETAIL .IN THIS OR ANY ; . . . ' . ' % OTHER, MARKET;!^:';';? Every one wonders what is 'the matter, and why are POWELL & M?LL^ m Broad Street, Auguste, Ga,, rW'l ?... ferrt .Ut! S?flingfCrjiod? so C$eap ?? Because they are about to' Enlarge tlieir^ so a? to make room.for 1?r^biiM?re?sing;?riei^S',( who love; to patronize those to the "manon bofri;"':-'A * ? . '-'.-?.?' - it??Meil?i^'^iiafetye?fi?^very? elassi of Dry Goods,- viand-befotfe ^o# bti^ emWmi to 'witness 'for . youfsejf our' Astonish Igtaa!: fe's SSS -J^?amplesrs^^^^ any part of^tii?,, coun-, t?yy?Q^^E^presst'pa?d- cm' ordErs-for^Gsods- to the- .amount- of $?O^t mW?/at retail.1 ?*,n': 1; IMWMI i ' rf m fi mod thii? I ti . WT,- . o' ,?> Foriaerly of SaW^eD, S.,0, saapfli " : I f WI LL I AI?! JYILLLER, ?' ? 1 :1 h 1 ' ; ?'? '' ?! ; Formerly of Columbia, S. G:?; .AuJuS?a,^2?- *fl : \3- 1 7 V tf! ! '.'. is1'" ' ' 17_7.^77'^ _'""? i " ? ' ""? sada . ' " f sD?o te? ?na .^?Jn.'? TM? O? -;?;v;h'i j i toa \ yf wo? .in M ? ?rro ?S??? ,?tai?i ??IW ??'r.'t . ! m ap* I ir: o* gtf??< ..:errT^,.? iol.>uooa . t na ,nB?oe???j I r.y TI B?8 AIOA? j ? ta .loJif.oi rn^noqmn . tfow ni v J.'!0 ^:'..^)l?f> r.rfl .J???W gu (I io ?Ad?alo J ;'9M9't?!?j fl \? i? ? t,., .ll-.< ?n?W ! -?V. orf} K??7 t?-!?-* ?;:J?t Vf H - ?, | . j l?W f??'Cff J|e<J0 'jooii o?T i-* ?^Tsi?b ?if? .... .: : fa # [?fw .tail?flBaV? ix ? hw?Ho Lnaiaaa ! . r-rjf-: ? c-.'u >fh?d, ??! ? ?i.. rr/ ?9?3?ria .-(Jiajtt -ox ba* tiuoi' i.*? .i ?tl .-..?1' . r?ot'i> )...?,.,: .;i ;i .v,{;::..T,? . : ; ? ,??6f pik s boa .-'-v. 1 i ;J? ,>:,oot 9.? io 7 .' oi?? iii ,io?fi j -Birt U*al?d/5 ; s '.. iu-r ?rt -f : lo k[W la 7-.fcL*rr . :it iii t?i?M i?? ! ?ixptaunioiOQ ! j-; 7 - ...?.wi. r.;? i?CtrY .t?;-,'W !??Jt-Y#ijg ?-)-!-. mid ii;.*v ?9?flt xlaii b?i?vlii .iii; jyaidtoo?it j motl **?<.?* [Oi?iai v. M. . . T\ Wt ?I* , ?A??V7 :.^.*Ui;i?.Ki.'V 1 . ,.-P^^s/..;0?Zs,-^mwisJw^'&ye Staffs, : PB* ? x-!-' L' : ?V?n 7 P ?TTY,^P?A>Il<rT BRUS SES, <S>AiS H-..T.0O LS; ?i itVgSfiiti ^.'^p.'i Mo y<f ? ?'I | ->>>. c : Wim mmmr ^^SS?l? flf EVERY GRADE, ?dgefield, ?. Ilnjei Tob?ceo, 1 u We beg leave to catt the' attention of our Friends ind the Public to our Large Stock, of -Goods, which is LOW complete, in all Departrrient^. Persons .visiting-Edgefield to purchase Medicines or )rugs of any description; will ido \v;?ll to call and ex linine our 'Goods-, and particularly our Prices. We ire confide?i? of. giving ?n?ire Satisfaction, arid will nake it tb the interest of every one honoi'ing us witji a "ll -, . i i.. -fuws !- i J* itt ,l] > " *U1, ?W? J.J J 10! ??. - r I'ilw'IW 1 - tl . ;*;'! i ?Ii? ., .; ....... ti ... . . I.jj Thanking fc?Friends for tjieir liberal patronage ?md ?ajst'' faV?rs, we" hop? lo'?fn^nj; ? 4 . co?tinuanc^ of the ame.: t 7 ; J?4I^^T:,& CLISBT. ?i^cirtptto^ (iampbunded ai "ali lilun ?iib the reates! care. ? ' . ru?? i.: ?i Apr 24 I - . .fi ? . tf . ?'J : :! . ..I ii:* tiff v-J!-!'.'-u - .. ; to. J; . , j -Iv t?mido .-ii ?J??iiwi?l <? J"i'j . -M'^ ...,( : .... ti>iii?jv[iiii '.!>?./ ' ,r ^ .. r- K-^j.) i. ?' -'.* .!'! ndixl tu?v : . ? !..? * , ^V:" }T:,? J .'.VV * b il. iVj . . .. j ii jjts: ul <tUi?\t? : .. . '!>! *..*.' j':i"y?.i m?:T?l ul bui"- *?d>d ilk j- . . . .. '> j To sw tun 5rt?,:"<-, . fcrii 'iov t.' j .?..' \? [?.- c .7!vV io / bnii .c;,.: ... 13 :': '??o?^' ?r?c?ri?s, -do. J'. K ? , -:-i-b-rr* . . ? %.<; U <*,,,',,,'?*-? .' '-.' 9 ' - I ' '* |?ST?iRece?Tted and for Sale-LOW. FOE.'CASH^r .,:;.? . Bl?ched: HOMESPUNS-,.SHEETING,'.^IRTJNGy. if OSNABURGfl, .DRILLINGS, . . :t . Plain and-Checked: JACONET, : . > . . Swisa MUSLIN, :Plain; Checked:and Striped NAJNSf?OK,.. . * Pauer?!AMBRi?, .&c, &c.. - .7., /. ?. KO?EIOlVSi?frallikinda/' : :, . I Coats'fCOTTON? Blaekand GoJored Sppol: SILK,,..... lAdwa':and. ?Qaflts\:!B}ATSi ' ' .? . ?U ' . Wies'vOQ^A^a abd ; GUFFS,. . Ladies, Gents.and Missie-SHOES. . . CLOTHIA&, ??i iv .? i .. ; ?ROOK^Ry^?LAflS.and. -TIN WARE, . , , Toilet SOAPS and PERFUMERY,- . | Smol?ng and. OHewiiig I Q]pBApGO and SEGABS. ^ I Also keep on aan.d a Stock of FAitffLY GROCERIES, such as . FLOUR,' SUGAR, -COFFEE, MEAL, i BAC?N SOAP, CAMPLES, . LARD, S??)A, STARCH, R?CE, &c, &c, .'. . Which I propose to sell at reasonable ^rjces. ' S. H. MA?J0ET. Edgefield, April 17 17 ice! Ice! ice? A CO?iS'TAK^ supply of Purev soUd J\. ICE, cab, oe found; "aft the lowest price, at "f^ PE-C^? Drug Store. S|ay8. ' tf . . ' 20 -.- ; -: Lemuas? AT reduced prices, at _ P?ENN'S Drug Store.. May8, ;.. tf. 207 LYNCHBURG ? I WILL permit LYNCHBURG to stand :for a few Mares this Reason at Twonty-flte Dollars for common mares., Fifty Dollars for thorough breds. Per sons breeding must ?xpect'to pay by the s????n: If they don't take caro of their mares it istheir fault. ... . Lynchburg will stand, at my house. TWB season- will'end 1st June 1872. TH0S7G-. BACONv ' . Feb 28; | am". . ; ; 10 - i tb?B FlI?ainBt?ntly. For sale at ?^PEN??'S Drugstore, K May 8,, a ii j ; ?rn Just Received, ; mill JJ i (% -Barrel?-P??E, 'On>ER TTcEtE&AB ?:at BacteJpar gallon- y ?<i $???c ' May 8, IWeiic?l Wottce VI this dai ie exblusi Jan 17- , om i i Coats' Cotton. ' I Dozen COATS' COTTON _A TH REA. D,. at, .70 ?ta. J per .Dozen Cash.. I 0. F. CHEATHAM.. JOHNSTON'S DJEPOT, S. C., (Charlotte, Columbia <k Aa?usnVR. 3^.) HAS in Store a General Stocjc of well ' selected SPE?N6 SKY GOOBS, Embradhgfull iines-ofitfi . LADIES^ DRESS'GOODS; ?; > WHITE*GOODS,'; >>: inonii ; DOMESTICS; ?ri Uj& NOTIONS, Ac .. -r-AiSO.^-' ' : ? ' HATS, CLOTHING, * . I BOOTS, SHOES,; <fcc,' !&c..: With a fall and varied assortmqnt of Family Groceries. A? of which; wiU; bo. soldi low for Cash fj AT AUGUSTA P?i?C?S. Cotton and ?oiuitry Produce' taken in exchange for!Gocds? .."-".' . . AP?.24 .. . ; M? -18 ?. i I -o- .9auofl As Cheap as tiie (tepest ! IH AVE onthand a complete .and well , sehxited stock, of... ?, }?...;.,{";... Groceries/Wine^ liqueitf, &c., To TvLfch l ?tnaT?dirig a *neal'aiJd'*arifcd ? 8tbek'or--'* :?;!..? -.-ri al - i.i^y Goode are bought almost exciu ??vrily for Casb: Therefore, for(rC?sh, I can and wiTI'BeTl as ?heap"as-ffie'Cheap-* est.,.- / ...... .. I , ?j ; Giye Pine.l&rovo. Store ?on.-thc mu? , cluse Road, four miles,below Old Wells) a call wh?'re I'will be founn-?r?lVhours, ready, willing,.arid'walting' to serve my customers; j ? . . ,'.. J. H. JOHNSON*. APr2* ? _. At . ' is/ . A . ? ar d ?;,, ...? [|HEREBY^ resp'octfully inform'my Wends..an?$?-,??b?c;general/y "chat I have^this day^old my Entire. ^tipres?*in my Grocery Store, including; Books' and Accounts,'' to iny son W/F/Durisoe/jr., sjnd besp^etut, foi; li i in a continuance of the. liberal 'patronage heretofore^ ext??dedi? me:o: ... w ?. ? Mi%:;e? I feel Very'"1ft'anlrW(, for the'generous ' patronage gj.ven nie^ iaiid't?cro take obA^'' ii myffliicere',th?nk^to'my,! ?on to return1 my sincere than^to'my friends and'patronW/ ' ' , . 1 w, F:DT1RISOE,SR. j . April 13,'1872. :; . droceries, Liquors, &e. HAVING purchased me entil ? inter est of W. Fi. ' Durisoe, Sr.',- in1 his Grocery establishment, I-will continue . , to. sell GROCERIES of all kinds, and, LIQUORS? of. everv grade at'th? very lpwestfrates for C&Sh. : 1 ; ?. >. ; All (persons indebted to the. House fot | Gr^G^rriesv.<jw.,,j|re?notified.that they.can, .settle with me until the loth May next, after'which timer' *safd'fclaims' 'will be . firaedoVertoan*Attoir?eyffoncolkctibn. . have as?uined. th;e payment) pf ?ll (lo- \A mauds against.the House, 'and therefore ' \|-fll^e forceff'to require aft1'indebted W" pay up promptly. W,F..DUSIS?E,jr(f ?ADf A?S i?EiS BELIP' : ' I . ? CURES THE WO?t?T ?A?KS. Ili^?j-olii One to T westly ?Iiuutes. - NOT ? ?|N E HO U R " I ( . : , : ' ' After reading thu advertisement aced aas one . SUFFER WITH - PA?N; t??? ': RADWAY>5 BEADY BELIEF IS A CUBE FOE . EVERY PAUL It was the first and 1s the * Oxaly "tp?lxa. Remedy ". That instantly stops the most excrudiUlngiflains, al- I lays Inflammations, and cures Congestions, wfcelbqr . of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels/or oilier glands or organs, by one application.. ? . , ', . IN. FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,. ' ' NO matter how-violent'lor excruciating tiio pain the l^^Uailfi^Pj^^n'jalr."!.. ?WtW r?>h R?DWAYM3 READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT.EASK. ? . INFLAMMATION OF T??E'KIDNEYS'. INFLAMMATION OF .TliE L'LADDEB. INFLAMMATION OF TIIK EOWELS, CONGESTION OF THR LUNGS. SOBE THKOAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING. a PALPITATION OF TUE IlEAETI UYSTERICS, CKOb'P, DIPTUEBL\. CAT ABEU, INFLUENZA HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. NEURALGIA. EHEUM-VT1SM COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. The application 'of -the Ready Kolicf to thc pa? or paru* where tue pain or difficulty exist? M il aflord ease mid comfort. Twenty drops In half a tnmblor ?r water will In a (ow moments cure. CHAMPS. SPASMS. SOUR , STOMACH, DIARRHEA. lTYSKNTEEY. W?ND ? J IN TUE BOWELS, and all INTERNS L*iU>:S. Travelers should always carry a hollie of Rad w'nys's Beady Uclief with them. A few drops in water>vill iirt-vent Aickncses or paina ,Croia chantre of ^-ater. It is hotter than French Urandy or Billers ass stimulant. . - ... I FEVEB'ANl) AGUE enrod for fifty cents. There i Is not a remedial ?eenl in th? wortl that will curu Fever and Arie, and all other Materions, Bilious', Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, ami other Kov?-rs (sUic.l by'r.udway's pills,) so quick as EADWAY'S RE LIEF! -Fiftycents per Iwttle. ^ .:..>[.: HEALTH fBEAljJy ! ! ST??ONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREASE . OF FLESH AND AVF'lGHT-CLEAR f^KIN AND . ?EAUTIEUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO UL . _^_ BK. RADWAI? oAiiriuifl HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: 30 QUICK. SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BODY UNDERGOES. UNDER THE IN FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE THAT EYERY.DAY AN INCREASE M FLESH . .AND WEIGHT IS SEEN AND- FELT. THE GR?iAT BLOOD PTTBUTER! beery drop of. ti* SARSPARILLIAil BESOL 'VENT communient!!* Vivougk tius JIUMHI, Sicetit, UMfie;nnri otter Jintde hm juice* ?f ?/M? Hinton the vigor of, lift, for ft repair* tiie tcaMtiiof t/<c boil!/ uUii nett anti Howitt material. JScrdfula, $!/p?M?n, C?nmimptioou (rlaadtiLcr distasen, Ulcer? in tito Throat, Mouth, Ttuqpt?\ 2>'adiK iv the UUuuls and other p?rU of tlte *yf,tem, Sore. K;as, ftrtmorott* ditchi rae* few W Kan. and tl.?icar*t lorin* rf , .5?'n, di*e.a*e*. Krtijition*. Fever S"i-r*, Scala Head, Rhg Worm, '.<tiU Rheum. En'tlp'1'!*' Acme, Black Spot*, Wanwin Hw /'/?>/<, Thwart, Cancer? ta th? Womb, and all weakening and painful ditcJutrge*,. Mghl Siceatt, Lota of Sperm, and till icwfcs of the . lin ?principie, lyepcitiUn the curative range of titi* wonder nfJfoaern Cheintstry, And a 'fete days' ute lott prone to any person using it for ??titer of tlfA? or m.* of disease its potent poxcer ta cure Vim. Ifthc patient, dally becoming fc'dcccd by thc w?tes arid decomposition that is continually progressing, , succeeds in arresting these wastes, and repairs the same with neV material made from healthy blood arid this the SARSPAfilLLIAN will ano doe? secure -a care is certain ; for woen once this remedy com merici-s its work of purification, and suececds ia di minishing thc loss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, amt every-?lay the patient will feel himself growing hotter and stronger, the food digesting better, appe tite Improvlne, and flesh and weight-increasing. 1 Not only does the SABSAPAKILUAX R?K>r.v>L\T'e*? eel all known remedial agenis in the cure of.Chronic,. Scrofulous, Cohstilnliona), and Skin diseases^ bnt it is the only positive cure for ?. .:,. Kidney &? Bladder Complaints,. Urinary, and Womb diseases, Grave?,;?Diabetes, Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine,. Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and in lirWaeffwhere there ar? brick-dust deposit?, or the water ls thick, . cloudy, mixed with substances like the .?hue of an egg, or threads like white silk, or oher? ls a niorbldj' dark, bilious appearance, apd white bonc-dosf de posits, and when tnere is a pricking, burning sensa tion when passing water, and pain in the bmall c/ the Back and along Ute Loins. - DR. BABWAY'S Perfect Purgative iPills, perfectly taateleesj^leganUy coated wUh sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, aria strengthen: Radway's PIUs, Rt the cure' 6f all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous . diseases. Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indi- - gestion. Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious Fever, In flammation of the Bowels, and all Derangement? of the Internal Viscera. Warranted lo effect a jpSfltfM* eure.' Purely Vegetable, containing,no .mercury, . %ninerals, or deleterious' drugs. ..... raf" Observo tho following symptom s'resulting, from Disorders of tho Digestive Organs: i Constipation. Inward Piles, Fairness of the Blood' In Ute Head, Acidity of the5tomnch, Nausea, Heart--- ? .burn, D:^st of Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour En:elations, Sinking or' Fluttering al: f tho ,Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of (he Head,. ?Hurried and Difficult Breathing. ' . . A-ftrw dose? of EAD WA Y'S PILLS Will free ft* system from all thc above named1 disorders., Price,. . 25 cent? per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. READ "FALSE A^DTBUS.". .Send one letter. | stampjo RADWAY & CO., No. 87 Malden Lani New York.'. Information worth thousands 'wfll bc'i wnt you. . ; . . . ... .... Jarf 5 v . ? ?y_._ , Syrap and Molasses. \ TUST received Four Barrels Choice ? O, SYRUP andJklOLASSES^' ., ItfARKERT & CLISBY. .Ma>;2T;; ^- -tf . ' . Java- Caffee? ., v iTF yoa wilsh superior JATA^^FEE, . 1 youcan^Ha^^&(jijss^J u i Mar. 27, tf ."' ?"