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V #r?IE ADVERTISER. Terms, 83,?0 per Annum. Our Agentssin Charleston. Tho Advertising Agency of Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, represented by Roswell T. Logan, Esq., is the only authorized Agency for this paper in Charleston. ' Maj. B. M. Talbert is our author ized Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements for the Advertiser. The Episcopal Entertainment. The ladies of the Episcopal Church will give their Entertainment in Masonic Hall on the evening of Thursday, June 20th. Further particulars next week. ? Terrible Railroad Casualty. On Thursday last, Mr. Wm. Tompkins, of the Dark Corner section, was run over by a freight train at Pine House Depot, and.so.terribly maimed that he died in a .few.hours.. Mr. Tompkins-the last sur viving brother of the old set-was quite aged and quite deaf. And it was on ac count of his ?e?fness that he'did not hear or see the approaching train. He was on fyis way ff om Augusta^ 'jjf?Uhej: he had' Dee? to visit a'uaughter.-B '4 Magnificent Proposition fi-ora Jas. A. Gray & Co. Refer to our advertising columns, and read- the proposition from ' the-great Arm pf Jas. A.Gray & Co:;? to-'.sell-1)200,000 .?worth' of Splendid Dry Goods* qn<a*dit nnfil the-1st. of November next, on city acceptance. Now then is the time! And I m % fow. ism Mfrni grandest Dry Goods Establishment per hap9'm'th?8oothr~.-.? -*nLA c?gj?n^ Sale Day liftsTlrfMocal*J?TOi*?f f The crowd in town on Monday last was considerable-all ?parts of the District ' represented. Treasurer Eichelberger's office thronged jlP/AQfa Aff y???cit? i zpnslavin* ??irlafifls? l|cfrLp4l|i| sal? ? fbr delinqtfeh/t*#e?U Ti??ky wtfe %uiet and orderly throughout. Not enough evidence of whiskey qvSfov'to'iinalSi* things a little funny towards the close tne'RlSgesirtowei-H evidently inclined to brag of their cotton, <fcc., bt\t those from tho other side-from Shatterfield down-bewailed the drought which was upon them, and seemed some what down in the mouth. One-Horn's Creek man, our friend Towlcs Culbrcath, rallied Ras yonngblood, Johnson#Bland, Frank* Warren,' ?tc K very much upon their cotton' pretensions, and'laid them profoundly, in tfi?' shade -with fourteen acres| which, by'the'20th inst., ls to have 12 or 13 blbofris to the '* stalk. ' This won derful promise is the result of some fifty million, bushels- of,potion seed and three hundred pounds oP?grlano to the acre ftlrrow half fill?d'With cotton seed, then upon*thai, 150 lbs?. of--somc mixed'pnos phaie, the name'of which which we can't recall-then heckled and planted-then 150 lbs. of Merriman's Ammoniated Bono. So Towles wears[the*chrrmpioii belt"and Ras, Johnson and Frank arc*"like thc little boy the call <?m over"-bavo noth ing to say. On Monday and Tuesday afternoons Treasurer Eichelberger sold tend ?for de linquent taxes, be himself acting as auc tioneer. Tho scene is at once amusing and disgusting. But tue tax sales do not have a smooth ahfl even How. There is something obscure and uncertain in the law as regards the making of title*;, and this keeps people from bidding in a great measure. These sales, we are told, aro to continue from day lo day until all thc delinquent lands are sold. In the crowd on Monday last, we were . glad-and so were his friends generally -to see that old and well proved public servant, Gov. M. L. Bonham. Since his connection with tho Brooklyn Life Insu Tanee Company;-, aa'General Agent- for the State of Georgia', he is most of his time in Atlanta, only visiting home now and then. We are delighted to say that he is'well, hearty, and still full of the ?xavifer in modo which has always distin guished him. And apropos of thc Gover nor, he is still disfranchised. The late Amnesty docs not turrel! ti i lie is ijot (as-|{ is many a leas useful mau) among the 41 ransomed .sinners." He helie-ves that Sonth'Cardinia ought tb be represented tn the Baltimore Convention^ On Monday night last, there fell upon this town a splendid rain. Wofully was it wanted, and great ls'thc jubilee ove r it. i A r> u<, - i i . Smf*ofhcrf, Inp Weather k.is been keon ir bright,, and the wind high hnrlJiMkerrog; .So we shhn need another 'shower 'very -Nocm. -rl . * 'if Vegetables are hit?: No fruit a* yet "but mf?vr ivr*fcchod ehernes? .. -r--!-1-r---. The ?est V.;uui Lu the City el'Augusta. ? Thatof Ponllnju.A- Davien,, tho wide ly known and universally popular (Gro cery Merclvant^ .onJtho corner opposite the Globe Hotel. And anything ?zpod that mavt^H|W fiwl^Giro eery Hoifsp^rncbrg?a or SoUthTarorliiii, may ?ne confidently ?aid of these gen tlemen." 'Groceries, at both wholesale, and retail, are kept always on hand by Pourtain A Unison, at figures a.s favora ble as anywhet-Jc otat in.Augustu. For the new tard of Po?Jlain i'c Davison, in lliis week's A*h *rti*in\ wc beg' special attention. A Onp-Arrj^ed Soldi?r'R Laud Jtold., At Treasurer Eichelbergers .Delin quent Tax .Sales on Tuesday Tast, the land of George Stiefcr was put up. But it being announced by some persons in the crowd That Mr. Stlefer was-a. one armed soldier and not able to pay the tax, certain gentlemen paesoui stepped forward and paid it for him. So. Mr; ?w&fttt*** meta^ffmeH above wfyit wits required) is now m clio [ Adre rt terr o/Iiee, ready for bii^ when he coses or **n<l*. Weare also pleased to uV\?m%i^S?\i AlU?i\it??,ffMM-\\ ?Ul?&&itit?4 urer Eklu'lto-rcerdee^utsd to ^lia|g? agpy costs v ?'.'ial'njiasions.jatJw I>rt Memling-.- at thc ' irmu^foTre^t^il^o^^u! ^lerpTftual mn live power, i*r. W. DJJanuintoL i'^'ty-'v an ospocL-? interSKt'ia titS pniposed' GreenwooifcQviy^aJ^lfp^l st-h?W* because Ita completion would add mate rially'to Suiidiog up the " dearest spot ort ??rlli to him"-the Dark Corner,-was of course present at tbe^?tjB vHai(vr,ad meeting at Dom's Mines, ready lo put his shoulder to the wheel,, and make a vigoro UH. nosh towards the eonsemma tion ol* thin :mnortiiui- ?fcrilroad measure. The Editor Of the Abbeville Med ??ni, who was ?also present ai tito meeting, thus notices the Doctor ou this occasion : Dr: Wat. ftJctmings&f Edge/icM was present and ?poko. Ho was t}w j>pre sentative of ittoraee Greeley and sported ? hat tho exact eouiiterpart'of Uto histori cal beaver of the hero of C'happaqun. The Doctor's speorfa Was humorous and was an urgent appeal to the sympathies, the encouragement md the pioekets of the audience Me f?hl that if we didn't go to work and build the road out-wives some Norther" company would and the honor and glory of improving onr own land would be snatched from xis. The Greenville Mountaineer. Our honored cotempomry above nam ed. Ls Itourjil???g in honor and useful ness. Capt. Stanley, Crittenden, one or G reen viit^'H moat .honored and intelli gent citizen*?, har? became its Editor. We j welcomn Capt. ?j^iiden^mo>t cordially ; to thc'ranks. .Capfc C. :IH a G rcck-y aiid . Brown man. I BJ June Couri. The June session began on Mond?y last. Hip Honor/'Ju?ge" Melton, had ar rived on the Saturday evening before,, and Court was promptly -called at 10 A. M. Nat. Barn well). Esq. r.pf Columbia, is present as. State's- Attorney, represent ing Solicitor Talley^'.whorls .too feeble to leave his home. ; : , ' On Monday but little Vas done s?v??to organizo the Grand: and Petit June's. Mr. Barnwell gave to the Grand Jury several bills, and . in the afternoon they returned true bills in the case of the State vs. Charles Chase, and the State vs. one Elzey, both for murder. Mr. Chase is the young man who shot Jake Lindsay here a week ago. Ho has not however returned to his home-is still at Jarge. Elzoy is a colored man. A true bill has also been returned against Thos. Wil liams, the colored man who killed John Mims, another, .colored" ma'?,, fia Beech Island, ten days ago. On Tuesday morning the cfcse of the State vs. W. E. Flint was token up-and begun. Flint,, it will be remembered, killed Sharpton, in Hamburg, eighteen months of two years ago. Messrs You mans ct Sheppard appeared as Flint's counsel. On "Wednesday mcrningthe proceed hirgs Of the Court opened with the argu ment in the aforesaid case; and- as we go to press this'is still going on". This woek wilt be devoted, as the law provides, ' to criminal business. Next. week to eivil business. Beside Mr. Barn well, we notico no attorneys from other towns save Chancellor Carroll and Judge Bacon from Columbia, and Mr. Wm.' TiBinghast, from Aiken. . ... Cnu?n** ??l?tertainmeut at Ridge Sprin.? _ \V.? axe. recii.xf-utnd^to^ftnnQnnrA_ni,thc rfmbli? |b?t?UeJad^ef pf the Ridge Spring vi(?B^^i^'g^o?r1il Concert, a Supper^ and a series of Tableaux, at Ridge Spriftg On the evening of Thursday, the 13th inst., for the purpose ol raising funds jto iijuy an orgau foi; tho Ridge Spring Shjurck. Tlfe?e fa^ios?1 soweit *a) general '|ttjpq,djnce iyi6. patronage.- 'Theiiobject is a noble and a holy one, and, as they tafe ^ijoubtedly women of taste, cul?vaaofa, relinenient, and great so cial and domestic experience, their ^nteitainmeh^^-^l| $?y?ru( jperadyenT ture, be a delightful' and a well ordered affair. We earnestly hope that represen tatives from all parts of the country will flock to Ridge Spring on this occasion with hearts full of love and good-will, and pockets full of money. Open hearts and open pockets for the Ridge Spring ladies! ' . ( Every Word Well Said. From the Abbeville Medium, of 29th of May, we copy the following tasteful andappropr?ater mention of-our young townsmau, of tho law linn of Bacon & Talbert. Mr. Talbert is undoubtedly destined to make his mark not only at the bar, but as a man and a'ciiizon- gen erally : A RISING YOC?G LAWYER.-Wp hid ; the pleasure, on last Friday, of meeting wtth J. D. Talbert, J?so., ultyoung ano rising man. and a promihehLiriember of the Edg?f?cTd Bar. MnTalbert is a high ly inteilige.nt gentleman, and will be an honor to the profession of which he is a member. May his career >be a. bright ono, and may tho oui Siena of College days bc crowned with success in his ev ery undertaking. Persons in Abbeville, wno have business needing attention in Edgetield, would dowell to securo ? the services of Jeff. D. Talbert, Esq." Malignant Falsehoods. Some perfidious and contemptible fel low, inspired with the animus of the ri lest of the human kind, and an evident desire to pander to the senseless jargon and loud-mouthed malice ol' certain prominent colored Radicals, with ?he hope of securing their vote in thc fall; election, and not with the view of cor recting an error, writing from this place. ; to the Columbia Union, over the signa-' tine of Republican,1' furnishes thal j ]>aj)cr with what Ar chooses to tern? a. true copy of the evidence taken at the in- jj quest in the case ol' rake Lindsay, who. j was killed in this town last week. This writer says : "My object in Petting a copy of the evidence taken in thc case, ie io show up i in its true light that beautiful editorial.' in tlie Adcer./iw of this week, whereiu > he attempts to palliate thc killing of one j of tbe most, .industrious and inoffensive I colored men of this county." In this paragraph the writer charges us , with an attempt to 'Ipalliate'.' thomur-j - der of Jake Lindsay, and in so doing, makes a wilfully false and malicious as sertion. And wc are certain that no man of unbiased mind-free from " Repul?" lican's" jaundiced spleen and bitter ran cor towards tho white race generally after reading our account of this unfor tunate affair, as published in our last is-., NUG, ami niaVingdue examination into- > thc exporte evidence of the three colored witnesses a? taken;at tho inquest, would for a moment charge us with an attempt to '. palliate" in this case. Our account incorrect, and v. hen the case is brought to trial, and ah inc evi dence, is adduced, the dury, by their ver dict,, will sustain our statement of die' affair. Mark our prediction. . Thc pext paragraph of pain infamo'us !^7m?er's letter tb tin? I?iion, reads a? foifow.s : " [ believe it is theeustom when a homi cide is committed, for thc press to for bear to make comments, but such is nof i the cust?in with thc press in this county; for in more than' one instam-e, when a colored man has been killed, the Adver f?4er,prouounced the killing justijiublc. Now the assertion that it is not CJin inon for (lie public press lo comment on. murder cases, is simply absurd, and "Republican" knew better when he m?deme ridiculous statement. This is,: a privilege never yet denied the press, but doubtless v/ould bc tho-ease, so faras ' the Democratic press are c(mcorned,.were men ol'"Republican's" calibrc atfd views invested with* power io establish a law to , thia effect. LCt thc; diu?cultybe between , )i while and a colored man, and thc white man kill the negro, and forthwith sonic, of these while-laced Republican pimps., blazon it ?orjh to the world as an unmiti *4U?U?u^?lj^\, ou&ajjc,, aftd^the ?Scott ?inc uW?f ??pynuents da? after day up; ? ' Tl ,l|,,vt|ro,ff inten? Md heinous t|?arJLJpr|f t% (?>cd-ftepublicaiy?'/ gUpcklc uvt r^e.^iykenyri and horrible, ijfafa, ami iM^^feTi'^iti^prop er that ?hev sjiould be made public. Ifni s?ttvdJronie Dcmotiratic paper seei ?.\\.<0 ^..^Vlvrfa?.OJr.ec,l version of tho afr, nd?, thot?"tliei(i ^lAui? saints throw up^ their hands in h?h- horror, and exclaim that "it" is the custom when a homicide, has litton committed for. the press tb for "fteaV to 'malte e?mrheritfi."' W? cannot see lt in that light. And wo would here say to "Republican," and all wkopoin eUlo with him, that whenever wo"think proper to " comment" on homicide cases, that' wc w\)l do so, regardless of his or their distorted views,- ? And then "Republican" ifoes on to say that we haya,in more. tjian one in stance, wlutn a murder had been /torn in nun], ." pronounced the killing justifia ble." ' Of eoujsp wc hayo; and in every instance when wejuwe so' pronounced, we have the satisfaction of knowing that when theparties implicated were brought, ?to trial, the sworn Jur?rs of our Courts ol' law ami justice, Composed of both/ white and colored men,''have invariably brought in vc;diets ol' acquittal. . -r-? . ?9 In the Now-York Methodist Con ference, on thc 'liith, the Committee on thc ?hureh reported hv favor of insert ing a clause in tho disciplin? forbidding dancing, drinking spirituous liquors., theatre-going, uaoof sinful words, or'dis pluy of-bad temper. ' A warm debato en sued on this Question. A. A. ( -DEAI Drugs, Medici] Paints, Oils, Var > WINDOT . ? PUTTY, PAINT BR' STATI 1 TOILET. - ART0?BL SUPERIOR WINES AJVP L] Fine Tofcaeec Edgefic i\ -I'S i ; .?Begs; leave ;tcr fcall th 'and the Public to his Larg now compl?te in all' Dejiarl Persons visiting Edgefie Drugs of any description, armi?e Goods, ^nd j am confident pf giving E; make it to the interest of e a call. . - . .:. m Thanking my Friends fo past favors, I hope to rr same. Prescriptions Compound? greatest care. May 29, THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED HOW??E^NG_MACHINE ?U-l.*?> HOHC J*., Inventor, ami Mn *< ker of lhe'.?trst .Sewing MarhJnc j ' in 'the' World. . * I have tho Agenev ^r'EdgelieldCoun tvjortl.e Improved HOWE MACH IXE. .We i:inini it to bethe be^uiaehhiq'in tho world:- ' L . , ' lit vor *\irip-ileity or machinery ,M1 u ra bllity, compa'ctn?s's ;ond cas?.of?insnage Trt?ot. la . 'v. Vv ?nd^Kcwing,? fr??i/i]i<? ,/itie.st to the i^jCr?Vst'f?Shrihi v; ir faint* dkaiw'oCwcT//??, U?-fitifi QY'Uji?on u ith ^reat easi?: i. :Se?.,:-l'wiyj afyMnft Qjf?xii (>/ %'P?<'? .'?ith.r*Kor4):tssirig* ov?r hut/k?nil/>/n&?i//', u jikv?t '/feating n&dJi-S, ?hanfit ft/i*y>t't*</ "5jtjj. For never.^kii?n^ glitches. ? fibu Por having'a perfevt rbt?rfilovrr '?b?tlt-Jm-cYid^f that ri^}?cH?-atiU:h'.qlpv? on 'berth Wai sitial"will not np pr ravch". Attiichmeuts for Hemming, Tucking, Braiding' most complicated ? patterns. Cording; C?rrilting,*Kn?rling, Embroider ing. Gathering and eVcry kind ol* sowing that can bc" done by hand. t^* Satisfaction guaranteed of no sale. Will nut a machine on tnal. if* desired. Address me at Johnson's TDeyol. C. C. ?fc A- R..R-T or R. li. Minis, Edgeheld C. II. The IIIUC1I??I4>-MIM1 tiuup.lox Of;jj;arfc can be seen atR. II. Minis' Photograph Gallery. E. A. MIMS, Ag't. May IS .. If * 21 J. M. NEBWAT..W. H. Ci uo un ici i. tOTTOiV GUS. to WE, ?THE UNDERSIGNED, RE SPECTFULLY inform the ^hint ing com m uni tv that wc continue to man ufacture COT?ON GINS. 'J r : 1 We Were awarded a Gold Medal for thc best GIN, ioncrf to the world.) at the Cot ton Slates Fair at Augusta, last season ; also'7 a't'th? State"Fair of SoYifh Carolina. Wt? JStJeT warrarit?mu saying that a tri at of our (?j INS ts atlthat 'is necessary ti giiai'itntcc satjsfactioii. ' ,',' , ?SS- Orders solicited, early Ih tlie sea son'to prevent delay. Bv "permission we refer to , Majj L JONES, , i ' C. 'WARREN, J. Ri AND. L.- HARTLEY. ??V Old Gins REPAIRED on reason able terms. MiBLETT & GOODRICH. May 1. . .tf 19 ; Boors, Sashes, Blinds, &c. . ' - ssa Pv P. T O A L E, M n ii ii fae tur er and Dealer, Sr?.<2?<rII-aitiic ,%..an<i HurlbccV* Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. " ^??-This is the largest and most com plete Factory- ol' tho kimi in tho South ern States, and all articles in this line can be furnished, by Mr. P. P. TOAI.E at prices which defv corrtpetition'.' /Sr A pamphlet with full and detailed list of all sizes of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, and the prices flf .?aoh, will he sent free and P??t paid, pn applicaf,v6n to P. P. TOA LE, CAARLKSTON, S. C. Jnly 2G_' ' * ly 31 My Soda Fpunt IS oponed /?>r the Season. . To all who will patronize mv Fount I pr'orhLsn good and puro SODA WATER, as cold as ?ce. My SYRUPS shall be of the choicest kinds. A' libera) patronage so licited. W. A,8ANI)ERS.', May 8, . . ,*_tf ' 20 IVIedical IVoticc. ? FHOMthisdate -I will practice Medi ci uo exclusively for Cash. ...? T. H. PATTISON. . JNist Received. 6 DOZ. Crown Brade Steel HOES, 2 " Grain CRADLE?. J. H. CHEATIIAM. May 15 tf 21 "1 JU ?EB IN wishes, Dye Staffs, .?'.-VU :f.:? ; y .GLASS, LT S HE S, SASH TOOLS,. OXER Y,. ES/ ?M?OT, 1QU0RS CF EVERY GRADE, ?, Segars, &e., sw; g. c. ff : . - 11 R : 'e Stock of Goods, which ?is ment?-.. ill) ild to purchase Medicines or will do well to call and e^x ?afticularly #$| F???JVI ^ ?t?re ?atis?act?on,' and will very one honoring me with i Ali ti-Hi r their liberal patronage and lerit a continuance of the A. A. OLISBY. Ml at all hours with the tf ..' ! ' 23 The Chicago Farm Pumps j Paleiit'Poreeinin-Linci! fron Cyliiiacr Pumps ji"Finj-'itftHferns -?nd WeH*of any Depth. Are Cheap, Durable aud E??cieht. OYEK 3,000 S5?l3. EVERY PUMP WARHAXTE?. Any Person Can f#t Them. Sold evwy where by dealers in Stand ard Farm Machinery, Hardware and Plantation Supplies. Descriptive Catalogues sent ou appli cation. For terms, address tho manu facturers, ri J. F. TEMPLE & SOXS. CHTCAOO, III. May 15 . S?t 21 State of South Caroling EDGEFIELD COUNTY, i IX PROBATE COURT. Drury V. Scurry, executor,, v.s. Ella Wi Scurry, Sarah Huff, Atina II. Strother, .John Scurry, Jesse Scurry, benjamin M. Scurry, James R. Scurry. Summons ? in Partition: TO the Defendants, Ella W. Scurry, Sarah Holt', Anna B. Strother, John Scurry, Jesse Scurry,' Benjamin M. Scur ry, Janies li. Scurry: You . aro hereby summoned and re quired to be and appear at tho Court of Probate to bc holden at. Edgc?c?d Court House, for Edgertcld county, ON 29TII DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1S72, to shdw j <:ause, if any. you can, why the real estate described in tho petition tiled lil this cause in the ollicc of Probate Court for Edgeticld county should not bc sold.'and thc proceeds of said sale, be divided among the parties in interest therein, in tho manner prayed for in said petition. Witness my hand and seid this the Kith day of May, A. D. 1872. (h. H.] D. L. TURNER, Judge Probate. Ella W. Scurry,-Surah Huff, John Scur ry, Jesse Scurry, Benjamin M. Scurry ?md'Jas. R. SJcurry :" Tako notice, that this action is com mcnceii for partition of land in the Pro bate Cotirt for the said county ami State, arid that'a.summons in 'this- action, ot which t!.o foregoing is a copy, was nlecf in tho ofl'tco of the Probato Court Cor Edg?field county, on-thfc ?th day of May, A. D. ?872. OAKY & GARY, Atty'sTpr Pet'n'r. . May 22, fjt / 22 I in portant Discover y. CLOTWORTHY'S POULTERERS FRIEND: a certain proventivo of i Gapes-i ii Chickens and Turkeys. Will j preven^and Cure Chicken Cholera and ! other biscascs common to poultry. Kor ! sale by A. A. CLISBY, Druggist. I May 22 tf 22 ! Star Dye,*polors for Fam ily Ilse. j A RE much strotjfrer than any other j J\. Liquid Dye'Colors in tho Market, I and will dye from two to three timos the i quantity of cloth. Wo "HYP all colors. ' ^Pi-ice 25 cts. Por sale at ' '. PENNIS Dfug ptoro. May 22, ff ! " 22 Tuft's Medicines, hand a largo supply of .Tutt's SAR SAPARILLA and QUEEN'S DE LIGHT. 4 i tie." cy Prico 31 per bottl ? . ? G. L. PENN, Druggist. May .1 _ fcf . ' 19 ' \ en Sly ie Lamp (hi mn cys. OA DOZ. Flint GlasR Fire Proof ?A) LAMP CHIM NE YS-an .excel lent artide-'-just received and'fdr sale by A. A. CLISBY, Druggist. May 22 tf 22 $10,000 Forth of G( Sacrif?celas my Stocl Times. J Great Inducements t Ladies' bonnets, Trim] And Dress Gtoods, ? Shoes Lower than ti where. ^ . My. Salesmen, are gentleinen broug] ' Every articltf T sell is guarantied a |_ I keep nothing but first Class Good the bottom. So come to see me.'?nd .'yan styajl i May 22 Latest . J?ST received a full line of Black 1 Bustle Hoop SKIRTS and BUSTL Full st?ck of CORSETS, all Ambi Buff LINEN'for Ladies1 Suits, Also, another'beautiful lot of Buff 2 Bales Grantville f SHIRTING 2 Bales Grantville i SHIRTING "Factory prices, transportation added. All grades of DRESS GOODS bav prices. 300 Pieces Ney Spring and Sum? 200 Doz. Coats' COI TON; 70 cts. p Beautiful White and Colored PlQTJ l^ew and Beaonful Satin Striped Pi Handsome Grer.adies, ?hallies, Len - WHITE GOOlis^of every grade ai ? BfeaiitifaWlii^a&id Blacjc^r?pe C ' My.'Varden* S?arfs, and'-'Salh^Eibl RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS, a fiu HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY ? Lace, Berege, love, Crepe and Tissi English ana Itllian Black and Whi JBlack. andaCol<red MarselinevSILK . plodR! andiah ie Alpacas and Boml \f f ll f I Ladies' and Mises' HATS, trimme fashionable styles at :-* u Ladies' and Mises' Dress SHOES a Bronzed and ?ney SHOES for Chi Gentlemen ano Boys' Shoe?, all sty] READY MAJE CLOTHING, a ci Gentlemen ani Boys Hats, the very Crockery and Plain and Cut Glass A Haid ware andPocket Cutler}--the me afc any time jrevious. I rall attenrioi to my ci ..piole si IL-es No>. 1 and2, and Brade's Plain Tin, Wood anl Willow Ware, a com G K'.iOEETES-Sugar, Coilee, Starr May 1 ??)F TTrlE From the Best Euopean and Norther can be houg'.t this side of New Y AUGUST ]\?eroliair And Di REAW-?tf?I)ECL^IB?x AM) 220 Broad Street am August Apr 17 State of Soith Carolin ii EDGEFIED COUNTY. IX PRORATE COURT. ?Hilll.'tVUtt !. Purtition. To Georg? J. Strutter, Adiu'ur., J!. N. Strother, Charlottes. C -rurd. tl$oioit> H. Furuiau, JiiliauKtri. r, l>avhfit. Strother, Joseph Itctcli, liidiartl Koudi, George ll'isteh, Fumy Roach, Joseph Adonis, .Mary Adults, and Ta! bert Ad ams, legal heir.; am represciibiLivcs of Charlotte Peterson, ioc'd.,, OrcoLing: "TrOTJ are hereby ?tinired to appear X at the Court ol' Pjobato, to bc holden at Edgufiold Court Hciisc, for Edgeiiold Comity, on tlio first dty of July next, to show cause if'any you ran, why thereat estutcof Mrs. Charl?te Peterson, doe'd., described in' t'.. Petition of Edwin A. Roach, T. Jefferson Roach, A. Washing ton Roach, Samuel Jtau>hv Ga&je c. Welsh. W. A. Strother, Sr., and Dr. Win. A. Strother, filed lu uiy Office, should not be divided among the ])arties named in said Petition, according to their re spective lights, or sold for partition, among said partios. Given under my band and beal this ISth day of May A. 1). IST* ' ' 9 r'1 ' * D. L. TURNER, J. P To Joseph Roach, Richard Roach, George Roach and Fanny Roach, four of the Defendants in this action, whoso place of residence is beyond thc State : Take notice that tho Summons in this action, of which thc foregoing is a copy, was tiled in thc Office of tho Judge of Probate.,at Edgclield, in the County of -J?dg'nrt?ld!, am?state of South Carolina, oh tho eighteenth day of May. ]ST?. BONHAM & BpNI-IAM, WRIGHT A-NORRIS, pi'lUs .Uttuuicys. ... State of Soiith Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY. IX PROSA IE CO UE{T. i Milton A. Prater as Executor $ of James M, Whittle, dcc.'d., Plaintiff, . vs. Rebecca Whittle, Reason Whit tle, floyd Whittle, Edy Bu? .|oii,-^l4lfl(-h1> Whittle, ?i'?n<:es Thutilhill^Han'oy E. Praieivv Amos Satchor, Marina Saldier, Minnie Satchel-, Maty J- Winji i tji , ?A lek, Harvey Whittle, GeorgPf Peti ana Gibson, Dora Etheredgc, j lion not | Sophia Whittlo, Miniek Whit.1 served. Whittle, Nancy Whittle, Anna Whi title and feta Whittle, De fendants. J To the Defendants, Reason Whittle, Floyd Whittle and Harvey Whittle: You nro hereby summoned and re quired to answer the Petition in this ac tion, which is tiled in the ortlco of the Judge of Probate, for tho said County, and to serve a copy of your, answer to the said Petition on the subscribers at their office; at Edgcficld C. H., B. within twenty days after the seryicp hereof, ex clusive of tho day of such sondee; ?wd if von fail to answer the petition within the timo aforesaid, tho petitioner in this action will' apply to tho Court for the re lief demanded m the Petition. Dated April 30, 1872, . . WRIGHT <fc NORRIS, Attys. for Petitioner. To the D?fendants, Reason Whittle, Floyd Whittle, and Harvey li 'attic: Take notice that ?the;at*himons in this action, of whien" the foregoing is a copy, was filed in tho office of the Judge of Probate for Edgolicld County, in the State ol' South Carolina, on tue 30th day of April, A. D. 1872. _ . 'WRIGHT <fc NORRIS, Attys. for Petitioner. May 8,_? tf 20 Java toffee. IF you wish superior J AVA COFFEE, you can got it at nr A. A. CLISB T'S. ti Snm ' mons/, for Rei lief. ?a&ns S OP GOODS. ?0 )ods to be Sold at a ? is too Large for the ive Especially: offered in med and Untrimmed, hey can be Bought else at up to the business. fi. represented. s.., Have but One Price, and that is a?t;be disappointed. ' ,.^V"ery Respectfully, O. F. CHEATHAM. tf 22 Velvet RIBBONS,'all numbers, ES, irs and prices. PIQUES, ? at 10* cte. by the piece, ? ? at 12* eta. by the- piece. These are e been reduced 10 percent, on original . J. H. CHEATHAM. mer.PRINTS from 7 to 12* cte pr yd. ier dozen, at i J. H. CHEATHAM'S. Stock of ^ TE?, Striped, 'figured!"ana" Checked, EP^AJJES, V ?; j ! ] ; ^ os, Poplins, Lawns, &c, at J. H. CHEATHAM'S. id variety, . , * ??LI/A^and-?ITJEI?IS,- -, \? Dbhs't'a?l^snades \\?KmwMt e and full assortment, at J. H. CHEATHAM'S. ind GLOVES, ai? endless variety, ie VEILS,'all colors, te Crepe, -; ? i > 1J >L ? ix. ; > bazir?ea, at veryugwapr^cesj, at t i] f J.-?J5 8H?ATPM?. ;d a?d. untrimmed, latest and most J. H. CHEATHAM'S. nd GAITERS, large and fine stocfr, ldren. . ' i es and prices, . . ' irefully selected stock, latest styles, at JV H. CHEATHAM'S. Vare, . . best stock that has been purchased by ook of WEDDING HOES,-Scovil]e and Ri vi ted .Steel i " p?ete stock, h, Soda, &c, &c. j. IK. SHEATH AW. If t li) 7 NOVELTIES SEASON. n Markets, and at lower prices than ork, just received and for swle by fc Tailor, ?aler in GEMS' riHA?S?lhti' GOODS, il ?2t> Jackson Street, ta. Gil. zw MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Tiv? Dollars per Annum. 64 PAGES READING MATTER. ? 3? PftGES ADVERTISEMENTS, WALKER, EVANS <fc COGSWELL, ?. WYATT AIKEN, CHARLESTON, S. C. B. BI. TALBERT, Agent at Edgcrield .Court House, S. C. Mareil 6 ly*ll r o u T. z ' s CELEBRATED , This preparation,lory; and favorably known, will thoroughly re-ta'vigoraw broken down and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing thc stomach and intestines. It is a sure preventive of nil diseases . incident to this animal^such as LUNG. FEV ER* GLANDERS, YELLOW WATER. HEAVES. COUGHS, EIS ME HPEK?FEVEBS, FO??tfOER, LOSS Of-'ArPK^ITE AiVB^YWAL ELVERG?, kc 'Its Ase fan?oves flic irln?r; Increases fHe appetite jives asmooth and glossy skin-and transforms tlie miserable skeleton intoa fine-looking sad Hjirited horse. j !' ? Z ,. Kites To keepers of Cows this prepar* tion is Invaluable. It is a sure pre ventive against Rinderpest, Hollow Horn.ete. It has been proven by actual experiment to increase the quantity of milk and cream twenty l,pe?.ccol^ajJd make tba. b?tteV firm *M3 a?rete I? ?fcttrtftng-cattle, il i appetito, tooWns their hide', and'makes "them, thrivo.much faster. bk? >? -. In alf diseases of Swine, sueh as Coughs, Ulcers In the Lungs, Liver, ic, this article act* is a specific, By putting: from one half a paper to a paper In ? barrel of twill the above diseases will be e radi > cated or entirely prevented. If given In time, a certain" ^pretenuvff'and ?ure for thc Hog Cholera. DV ID E. F0?TZ, Proprietor, BALTIMORE. For sale tar Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United States. Canadas and South America. ' For sale at Benefield hy A. A. CLIS BY. Feb. 27 ly 10 If Kerosene Oil ? JUST received Six Barrels Best K li 1 to. SENE OIL, at 60 lits., per gal lou Cash ; hy. flye gallons, OT more, at 45 eta, per 'gallon. A. A. CLISBY. ?May 22 tf 22 New Goods for Summer 1872. H. L A. BALK, Wholesale aa? Setall Beales in Dry G?o?s, 172 Broad Street, Augite, Ga. . . . . -??-o The One Price House ! * -0 HAVING again returned from New Y??rk I have now in Store a handsome selection of ail the NOVELTIES OP THE SEASON! In DRESS GOODS, PERCALES, PIQUES, LAWNS, MUSLINS, PRINTS, I have the choice ut all the new styles in Dolly Vardens," " Maryposa," " Yosemites," &c'., ?cc. NEW CASSIMERES, D ILLS, JEANS, COTTONADES, &c. All the new styles in PARASOLS are fairly represented, SASE; RIBBONS in all colors, Embroidered, Plaid and Plain, New TRIMMING RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS, New Styles of SI'RAW HATS for Ladies, Misses, Gems and Boys, of the latest shape in Regatta, Gazelle, May Flower, School, Lacea, Hurdle, Har vest, Francorria, &c. A full assortment.of SHOES, fresh from the Factory, The latest fashions in READY MADE CLOTHING, &c. All of which I have marked so low as to secure QUICK SALES-to make you laugh in your sleep and dream of good living. * H. JJ. A. BALK, 172 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. May 8 2m 20 Enlargement -OF THE CAROLINA STOEE. Exciting1 Times I DRY GOODS LOWER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN . SOLD AT RETAIL IN THIS OR ANY OTHER MARKET! Every one wonders what is the matter, and why are ?I 189 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., Selling Goods so Cheap ? Because they are about to Enlarge their POPULAR SOUTHERN STORE, so as to make room for their increasing friends, who love to patronize those to the "manor born." It is needless to give the lgimes of Goods in our large Stock. We would only say that we have from the commonest to the finest quality of every class of Dry Goods, and before you buy don't fail to witness for yourself our Astonish ingly Low Prices! I^Samples sent free of charge to any part of the coun try, and Express paid on orders for Gooas to the amount of $10 or more, at retail. WALTER POWELL, Formerly of Barnwell, SS. C. WILLIAM MULLER, .? Formerly of Columbia, S. C. Augusta, Apr 24 tf 18 Simmons & Clough Organ Co.'s . IMPROVED CABINET ORGANS AK D GRAND COMBINATION awi Fitted with thc Newly invented Scribner's Patent Qualifying Tubes An invention having a most important Bear ing on the future reputation ol' ltced Instru ments, by means ot which tho quantity or Volume of tone is very largely increased, and the qualitj ot* imo rendered" Equal to that of the Bsst Pipe Organs of the Same Capacity. Our celebrated "Vox Celeste,'" "Loui.? Paient,'' " Vox llnmana." "Wilcox Patout" Octave Couple.-. Hie charming "Cello" or " Clarionet"' Stops, a'nd ILL .THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS Can bc obtained only in these Organs. EVERY IRUM EIVT . FULLY WARRANTED. Manufactured at Nos. 15, 17 & i? B?faii Mreel, ?ETEOIT, MICH. Thirty live diff?rent Styles for the Parlor and tlic durch. Nov.1 and -Elegant Design*; Thc best Material ami Workmanship. . Quality and Volume of Tone Unequalled. PRICES, ??? to $500 ! ( Established In 1850.) J&?rAGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY Address SIMMONS & CLOUGH ORGAN CO , Detroit, Hiehigr.n. . Apr 21 10m 18 WM. D. DAVIDSON, Formerly of Firm Davidson <k Ran? JOSEPH BUMMEL, Formerly of firm of W. C. Hewitt it Co. DAVIDSON ? BRUMMEL, ]Vo. 282 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., (Formerly W. C. Hewitt & Co.,) RECTIFIERS, IMPORTERS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS -IN Foreign 4 Domestic Liquors, BRANDIES, WINES, GIN, PORTER, ALE, &c, Aaa Tobacco aad Segara of Every Variety. H AVING purchased the Still, anet other fixtures lately operated by the firm of W. C. HEWITT & CO., we take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally that we will continue the Rectifying'and Wholesale Liquor Business, In all its branches, at the old Srand, No. 282 Broad Street, and hope, hy fair dealing, close attention to business, and LOW PRICES, to merit a shaie of the public patronage. Mr. BRUMMELL having had an experience of forty years in the Rec tifying and Liquor Business^ we hope to fully maintain in the future his past reputation for selling the PUREST AND CHEAPEST LIQUORS in the market. Orders respectfully solicited, and all goods guaranteed as represented. DAVIDSON & BRUMMEL, Augusta, May 8 . ._3ni ? . 20 Wonderfully Beautiful ! I UST Received, 75 Pioess of best PRINTS, 20 " DOLLY VARDEN PAT TERNS. . Uhesq are decidedly tho prettiest Cali coes we have ever seen. Call and seo them, at J. H. CHEATHAM'S. May 22, ! tf ' -22 Light nins Fly Killer. KILLS by tho million, and almost in stantly. Give it aerial. For sale by A. A. CL?SBY, Druggist.. May 22 ' " tf_22 Fresh ArriTal^? A NOTHER. Superb lot of TOILET JOL ARTICLES, Rich; Rare and Beau tiful, just receivodv and will .be sold at prices to suit tho tunca. ' . A-A. CLISBY, Druggist. May22, tf 22 Refreshing Soda Water! Tho Ladies Praiso It ! Tho Gentlemen Like It ! Everybody Drinks It! My Superb Soda Fount is now in full .blast, and stands ready at alj hours of the day to furnish customers with de lightful Arctic SODA WATER, flavored with the best and purest SYRUPS.' 1 Prompt attention given to every one.' A*-A. CLTSBY. .May.22_Jf_' 22 Atwood Cologne! AND . Penn's Roquet Cologne ! THE best perfume-that is now ouk, For salo at May 22 PENN'S Drug Storo. 4f ! ' V. ? ? 22 Grro?eries-! T. JONES & SON, at Johnston's Depot, C. C. & A. Railroad, having es tablished themselves in business, offer the following Goods to consumers : CORN- in any 'quantity desired, BACON, all grades, MEAL, HOMINY, RICE, FLOUR, all the best brands, MOLASSES by the gallon, barrel or hogshead, The best SYRUPS, * ' SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA', LARD, a superior article, MACKEREL in Kits, Half Barrels and Barrels, . MACARONI and CHEESE, CRACKERS of all kinds, Canned FRUITS. JELLIES, RAISINS, ALMONDS, NUTS, TOBACCO and.SEGARS, 1 CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, ?fcc. Also. MEDICINES, BITTERS, and everything appertaining to a first class Country Grocery House. Having abandoned tho Liquor busi ness, wo will devote our entire time to the wants of ourjeustomers. We also have on hand a good assort ment of BOOTS and, SHOES, all grades and prices. Thankful for the very generous patron age of the past, wo hopo by fair deal ing to merit and receive a continuance of the same. , . ; . .We will sell Planters SiippK?? .as' low '? as they can be laid down here from any market, l'or'Cash, or for satisfactory pa per, payable 1st of November next. All persons in anywise indebted to thc late firm of Jones ?fe Touey must settlo immediately, by cash or satisfactory paper. ?20-All Cotton offered hero will be bought by Us, or cash advances mado on consignments! T. JONES & SON. May 1,1S72 6t 19 J. JOHNSTON'S DEPOT, S. C., (Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R.) BL .AS In Store a General -Stock of well selected sranre MT GOODS, Embracing full lines of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, ?fcc. -ALSO HATS, CLOTHING, . BOOTS, SHOES, ?fcc, ?fcc. With a full aud Varied assortment ol' Family Groceries. AU of which will be sold low for Cash AT A ?GUSTA PRICES Cotton and Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Apr 24 3m 18 Special Notiecs. ft R R ?RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CUttJCS THU WORST PAINS En from One to Twenty minutes. NOT ONE HOUR After rcading'this advertisement need auy one SUFFER WITH PAIN. EADWAY'S RE AU Y RELIEF IS A CUKE FOE EVE li Y PAIN. It was thu first and is ibe Only Pain Remedy That instantly Mops the most excruciating pains, al lays Inflam mutions, and cures Congestions, whether or the Lur.gs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs, ! y one application. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, ' No matter how violent or excruciating thc pain the RHEUMATIC, Bed-riddei., Infirm, Crippled, Ner vous, Neura]gic.orpro?tralcdwllhdi3eascmaysuffer, ' RADWAY'9 READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. * INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER. INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. SOBE THBOAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING. PALPITATION OF THE HE ARTI HYSTERICS, CROUP. DIPTHEUIA. CATARRH, INFLUENZA HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM GOLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS.. The application of the Ready Relief to the part or pttrus.v(^ie.the pain or dilUculiy exilia wll ?Cord ease and comfort. - Twcnlv drops lu half n tumbler of water will In a few momenta cure CRAMPS. SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH. DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, WIND IN THE BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS. Travelers should always carry a I rttle of Rad \vayn'? Hendy Relief with them. A few drops in water will prevent sickness or pains frunvehango ol' water, lt is better than French Urandy or Bitters, ns a stimulant UPotrex* ct *xci .A. s vio. FEVER AND AGOE cured for fifty cents. Th? rc is not a rim-dial agent in Hie world Ilia: will euro Fever ami Ague, and all'?idler M.ilarinns. Bilious, Scsrlct, Tvplioid, Yellow, and other Fevers (aided bv Radwiv's Pills.) M. quick as EADWAY'S RE LIEF. Fifty cent? per iKittfc-. HEALTH fBEAUTY ! ! STlioNG AND PURE RICH HLOOD-INCREASE OK FLESH AND'WKIGHT-CLKAE SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL" COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL. DR. RA?>WAY'S SMP?UIAI? mm HAS MADE TM li M OST A STO.\ IS ll ? N G CCB k>; H'.l?HICIyv SO RAPID ARK TUT: CHANCES TUB lU'DY UNDERGOES. UNDER THE IX KI.MEKO?i "F Hila TRULY WONDERFUL M Kl i Ii TN E TH AT tVEuY DAY AN i??CREASE ?? FLESH Aii& WEIGHT ?S SEEN AND FELT, mZ 'GIU'AT BLOOD PUBIFiEa! ?nury o'.op of ti) SAESPARILLIAN RESOL VENT ctunmunieates through t?ie. Bloml, Swat, Urine,?mi oUnwjtuklt <ni.? juta? of the f Stem the vigor, i ./?'j-,/'"' itrepair* the tco*U*of .j hod y leith. nen .mil lound material. Scrofula, Syphilis, QrUtktMjitiint. Glandular diseaus. Ulcers tn Um Throat, Mouth, Tumor*, Xwl.sin the Glands and otJiri\part*<>fJJu! to/item, Sort* Eyes. Stmmorou* discharge* fiM Ute Ear*, und tkiicorst form* of Sir!ti dient***, Eittrfiims, J-'rrtr St-ren, Scout Bead, 'liing, tt'or.n. Salt EArttm, Er y ?sip flux. Acne, Black Spots, Won** in, the Flesh, Tumor*. Cancers in the n'omh, "i'?' 'id tcenieming and painful dincharg/*, Sight Saxat*, L<m of ?Sperm and all tarnte* oj the lije principle, ure within the curative ronge of tltis Kontier oj Modern Chemistry, (ind it frtasday*' use will pratt I" any nersou using it for eMerpf these o.fn* vf dii?iti?i iUjtotent potter to cure thetu. lethe patient, dai.y becoming reduced by thu wastes und ducoiMpoMiioi) iluil ls contlnual'y progressing, succeed? in arresting these Wistes, and repairs the mime witt, new material made (rom healthy Wood and Un* "ie SA US l'A LILLIAN will and does secure -a cure'? ?.u?tain : for w.,m once (his remedy com mences its work of puriflcaticn. and succee?l?" in ?11 miuish'ua the l??s w wastes, its rr pair? will bc rapid, aud every day the patient will fj-ei hlinseV trowing better and stronger. Hie food dicerting better, appe tite Improving, and flesh and weight increasing. ? Nofonly do-s thc SAKUATA^ULUAN RBOLVKNT ex cel all known remedial ageiiis m the cure of Chronic, Scrofulous.Conslituiional. nnd Skin dlsca??*; built ls the ?inly positive cure for w , Kidney Sc Bladder <UoinpJaints> Urinary, and Womb diseases. Grovel, Diabetes, Dropsy. Stoppage of Waler. Incontinence' hf Urine, Bright's Disease. Albuminuria, und in all cases where there ar- brick-dust deposiis. or lb? waler is thick, cloii'ly. mixed willi substances like tho ? litre of an egg, <"r threads like while silk, or there is a morbid,4 dark, bilious appearance, and vlme bow-duit de posiis. and when there is a prick Uti:, he. ming tenta tion when passing water, and pain in th?: Small of the Back and along thc Loins. ' BR. RAJ>WAY'? Perfect Purgative Pills, perfectly tastclefs, elegantly conti d with t w??t gum, purge, "regulate, purify, cleanse, and *trri,gthen. Itadwav's Tills, for the cure of all disorders ol the Stomach. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous diseases, Headache, Constipation, Coati venae*. Indi gestion. Dvspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious fever, In flammation of the Bowel?, and all Dcrt.igtsncnts of the Intimal Viscera. Warranted to effect appositive cure. Purdy Vegetable, condining no mercury,. minerals, or deleterious drugs, ?gr Observe the following symptoms resulting from Disorders of the Dicestlvc Organs.: ' Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness of.jho Blood lu the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nattie*, Heart burn, Disgust of Food. Fullness or Weight tn the Stomach, sour Eructations. Sinklnr: or Ftuaerlng at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of thu Head, nurri^d and Difficult Breathing. A few doses of BAD WAY'S PILLS will Ire? the svstem from all the above named disorders. Price, tb cents pc- Box. SOLD BY DRUGGIE TS. BEAD 'FALSE AND TRUE." Send one lette* stamp to RADWAY ,? CO.. No. 38, WARREN ST Rio KT, Cor. Church Street, New York. Infor mation worth thousands will ix sent you. ? JalyP , i ly_. ?jj Ice? |ce! Asupply pf ICE constantly on hand, and for sale at reduced ra tee, by A. A. CL4SBY. May 22 > tf_ 22 Wool!" Wwi! IWILL .pay the highest market prioe for WOOL delivered at my wore, washed or unwashed. Also Sheepskins^ W. H. BRTJNSON. April 16,_tf ' ? - -; ^ il7 Kerosene Lanipsc, THE largest assortment ever offered' in Edgefield. All styles apd quali ties. For salo cheap by '. ' ' . A. A. GLIBBBT May22, _tf .22 Bed Bug Mcrmiaator, PESTROYS and Prevents, ?ed .Bogs. A certain remedy. MAREERT <fc CTJSBY . Jiar.27, tf ; H