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THE ADVERTISER. Terms, ?3,00 j>er Annun? Our Agents iu* Charleston. The Advertising Agency of Messrs. Walker, Evans iS>Cogs"well, represented by Roswell T. Logan, Esq., is ike only authorized Agency for this paper in Charleston. Maj.JB^L Talbert Ls purauthor ?zed Agent torweive^ubscriptipni and* advertisements for the^ldrtTtiser. ' ? They Brighten as They Take Their Flight. , We allude to the watermelons. The season is closing, but those sent us with in t^o.past few. days, J?j: our constant friend,' MrrBenjnT Hatcher, have pfo'ved tho best of the summer-th? sweetest, the reddest, the most luscious. Edgefield Merchants, took Her*. Look at thp card, in another column, of that great Southern Importing.House, Armstrong, Cator '?feCo., of Baltimore. If you do not wish to go to Baltimore, you can send your orders instead. The restart will he just the same-satisfacto ry beyond all doubt. Stretching U,iw Arm Across the Atlantic Our townsman Capt. H. W. Addison proposes to stretch hi? arm pow and then across thoAdant?c, sometimes leav ing money on the other side, and some times drawing money over to rest on this side. He has become Agent of an English Fire Insurance Company-sound and reliable. See the advertisem ent. ' One of the Bolters. 4 Our gay young friend, Mr. Hugh B. Harrison, has bolted from the Dry Goods line which has known him so long, and gone over to the Grocery business-in which he will bo equally efficient beyond all doubt. Sethis card in another column. "You Pays. :\' ou ?'? Money and Takes Your Choice." We surrender much Of our space to day'tb th?proeecdings of tho Republican "Convention, and also of the Bolter;*' Re publican "Convention iaieiy held in Co lumbia. And we beg our readers to give these proceedings careful consideration. See the nasty crimination and re-crimi nation-the undenied charges of. theft and bribery-thc base Villainy-?-the open confessions of outright robber}'-thc nn - blushing admissions of plundering the tax-payers-stealing from the Pauper Lunatics-stealing the school fund from Ignorant negro children-steajing from the Penitentiary convicts-the.false issue of millions of bonds-thfl1>rib.cs for votes for office-for passing phosphate bills , and railroad bills-and validating bills. All hands lying and stealing-and steal ing and lying. Truly a sadk shameful, startline record concerning the infamous .Radical rulers of poor oppressed South Carolina!, "Bah !" in the language of the immaculate Orr, ?"it makes us sick to XhiJlk of it." . Moses, and Sol.Yi.Hoge, and thc*Mack eys, anti Joe Crews, and the honest far .doza, and Chamberlain, and Parker, preaching Reform and rumiingthercgu . lar Republican Convention. And Orr, and Bowen, aqd Tim Hurley, and Cor bin, the peerless fellows, also preaching Reform, and Bolting from tho regular Republican ranks because they (the Bol ters) want honest men in office. What ti ridiculous farce ! And how gloomy thc prospect ef tlie " bettor times a'coming," so long hoped for by an outraged ?iud bayonet-ridden people^! On another column wc present the I tickets offered by each of the Conven- j tions. We have no.choice in the tickets, j Have'no confidence in the Moscs-Car j doza-Parker Ring, and less iii'rho'Orr Bowen-Hurley Bolt. The one is led by - ti reckless spendthrift and swindling aealawag-tlio other by a sneak of a car pet-bagger, charged with crimes that em inently lit .lim for the Penitentiary.' Should there be thosfc who diner, with .ns, and have a preference in thc matter, we would only add: Do as ydu like. " You pays your money and takes your choice." * ' -?4????-? For Governor. Gen. M. C. Ilfitlcr. We do not think it possible for any man, with the good of South Carolina at ! heart, to entertain for a moment tlie idea of supporting either of thc candidates.!) >r Governor now offered by the two wings of die Republican party. Therefore, see ing nb prospect ferr reform in that patty, we will'get outside of the Republican ranks, .and support for Governor that gallant soldier and trui-hoartcd Caroli nian, Gen. M. C. BUTLER. If elected, .he will "Serve with true fidelity to ids oath ol'office, and discharge the duties J thereby imposed ?upon bim fairly a*nd impartially to every man, without rc .geril to race jar color. . If he is defeated, we will have the satisfaction of knowing that-we'cast our vote for as honest man ?nd a gentleman-and not for a profligate scalawag plunderer or acarpct-bag bribe taker. 1 " ' -. ..**>.. .- . ? _ The Old ?inion Pure. .Amofigthcmany Conventions in Colum bia dosing the past w?ck,' tho State Con-, vention of tho old original. SlnioU'Pure, unadulterated, '^straight out" 1 Jem!.'-ra cv-we would that their number was lecion-a-sty nhl cd there on the 25th. The Union, noticing the proceedings cf this Convention, says ; . The Convention was .oponed with prayer, and called to order hy I'Mivxrd K. Stoke*, Esq., of Greenville; a member of the Rational Executive Committee of ?the Democracy ?>f the United States.' Mr. Jame* Wardhiw Un var, was elected . temporary Chairman, mid. Mr. ?V. ,T. Wi Heins was . I- et?d Secretory. Thc temporary Chairman stated thc object of tlie meeting, and ??while askin . the convention to : tand by thc i>h! lime principles, denounced in unmeasured terms thc platform and candidafCs-bf the Baltimore Convention. Thc coinhiittce appointed og pefma T\vnt organization, reported the names ot the gentleman acting temporarily, and . they were chosen the permanent officers. '.The president favored in strong mahiior ?the sendingof delegates to the Loufsvili -Convention. ?... A. Committee cn Platform anddtosola rioiis, with Mr. Stoke--. os Chai ?man, was appointed, who reported a platform which was unanimously adopted. The i'iay'onu Committee who offered tho foUowing??s?t <<f naines . t!io<e of hiJi-?? iabfe parsons ?io go as delegates to t^ie 1,onisv;llo Cof.veiirioti of tbe.".d protino, .with the power of .appointing their own ?alternates, ?viz : . *'*'*Vt\ Edward F. Stokes, James y??)r.auiu < Covar, Col. Jame-; H. Rion, Ca-.?.'Wil i Utan H Stack. Allen McD.uid, A. J.J Vandegrift. John F. Oxm*;. J. M.-I?tnU wm, John D. McCarleV, Adam Berlev? Capt.4 John J. Staek, W. T. Wilkins, i'. D. AU'i*to;i, T. D. Napper. . .* A*r*SQjl'ition wasadopted, n-commehd-i ihg to t?e Loiihsiil!?' Convention forfl -..?omination for ?atndidat?for Presidents ifuxname of Hon. Citarles O'Conor, and'' Hort. Simucl J. Bayard, for candidate" for Vi?o President, ' lt wa? also resolved, Ibat-.t^j^rfcs?denl : of the convention apnoiii^an Jpcccjufivc Committee pf five for thu? S?*iu?, who shall have power to nonriuaie ejector-; for the Presicliuiial election. vTj&n fol lowing iii the v'tommittce: Ed#ard F. Stokes, chairman r John- 1). McCarlev, William II. Stack, T. D Rapper; J/K. Lambson. Thia done tim couvoni;.o? ad journed.. This Convention hf old and' genuine Democrats was a-slim affair-hardly a Corjpbrars irtiard-;i mera relic as i?wcre ?tf that grand and noble old party that flourished in tho days of good goyern mont, peace and prosperity. And whilst we cannot but admire the . " pluck" and indomitable porseveranr-c of these, brave men battling in behalf of Democracy, wo must condemn the eo?irse they are pursuing, as their aytion and support of their proposed " straigiit'-ou*." Democrat ic c.mdidaLo will only serve fo weaken Greeley's chances for the. Presidency, and fasten upon us foranoijicr four years the tyrant Grati, with his mjljlary curs and carpet-bag plunderers. . Thc Two Conventions ou Their Last Pay.. Tho Moses Convention met again on ' Monday the 26th, and made a number of amendments in the original draft of the platform. As we shall publish the two platforms in their mature form, we shall not stop now to point out these amend ments. Thc next important step was the nomination of Presidential Electors. The result was as follows : First District, S. A. Swails, mulatto, State senator from Williamsburg. Second District, W. Nj Taft, white, coroner of Charleston. Third District, Henry Spam?ck, white, of Ai ken. Fourth District, T. J. Mackey, white, Circuit Court judge, Chester. Sheriff McDevitt was elected County .Chairmau.for ridgefield: .County. Th? Convention adjourned ata late hour of .tho night. The Bolters' Convention also did its last work on this day, and adjourned sine die. They finished the making-or of their ticket, filling it up with carpet baggers and scalawags justas undeserva ble as those on tbs Moses tioket. And .adopted an Address to the Republican party pf the. State,.setting .forth the rea* sons of their bolt, and reviewing the course of thc present State Administra tion. . . . For Congress. The Third Congressional District Nom inating Convention (Republican) was held in Columbia, on the 23d. R. B. El liott, the present incumbent, received thc nominajton. Fox Solicitor. At a meeting of the Delegation for this Congressional District in the State House yesterday, (says the South Caroli7iia>i of | the 25th) a nomination Was made fox Re. publican candidate for Solicitor of this Circuit, w^th the following result: Run klo recejivediS?TOtes.rJ. D. Tradewell 5, and LeRov Youniaes 1. -i-. .dit.. ?-: A Grand Occasion in Granite ville. On Saturday next there is to be a grand Pic Nie in or near Gmniteville, under the combined auspices of the Masons, t lie Odd Fellows, the Sons of Temperance, and the Good "Templars. YV.e acknowl edge thc receipt of an invitation to attend this Pic-Nic; and, if nofhing*unforesPcn should happen to prevent, wijl hasten to be present at an occasion which promises su much pleasure. ^E?T* The Aiken High Schools, under charge of Professors Jas. E. Crossland ana S. S. Laffitte, will open on thc 16th September next. These Schools-one under Prof. Crossland lour youngjadies, and the other under Prof. "Laffitte for boys-aro rapidly growing in public fa vor, and arc destin?d to take rt high stand among the educational institutions of thc country. Prof. Crossland is well and fa vorably known in Edgefield and Barn well Counties, and has for many years had tho reputation as a teacher oi unu sual ability and vnortli. An advertise mont from thc " Aiken High Schools'", will appear in our next'iss??. The Patrons of Husbandry* Wc arc informed that a local Grange of | the Patrons of Husbandry Was recently organized at Meeting Street, with the following officers-: Dr. JJ. C. Tompkins, Master. Wi Jj. Stevens, Overseer.. A. J; Smyly, Lecturer. . ?J. H? Allen, Steward. . Ardiy Lewis, Assistant Steward. p. IL May, qiuiplhr, ;. , Elbert Blcdsoe, Treasurer Alvin Hart, Secretary. W. C. Hart. Gate-Keeper. Mrs. A.'J. Smyly, Ceres. Mrs. .Tas. A."Hoi land, Pomona. Mrs. I). C. Tompkins, Flora. Mrs. E. L. Stevens. Lad^vAssUStcward A PcriiojiN Season. Glorious and delightful as thc Summer weather is, its tropical heat is a severe trial to thc vital powejs. Even thc strong est aresometimes prostrated by its effects. Thc common phrase applied to this con dition of the body is "general debility." Now, general debility arises from,-am. includes a variety ol' ailments. The liver is more or less affected, thc bowels are either constipated or too much re laxed, the stomach, but half performs the work of digestion, the appetite is*?jpoor, and the spirits depressed. This' is what is calied general debility, lt is a gen oral disarranges ne;: J ol' all the physical fonc tions, and requires as a remedy a medi cine that will regulate then: all. Hos tetter's Stomach' Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose. Its general op eration is not confined to a single organ, if tiie liver is affected, it restores ita tone. If thoetomach is torpid, it regenerates it. If the;'n?rvea aro tremulous and weak, it braces and reinforces them. If j the mind, which ever sympathizes with the body, is gloomy and despondent, it relieves the difficulty, and soon brings the whole mechanism of tho body into harmony with the laws of health. There" is no civilized nation in the Western Hemisphere in which the ulili ty of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic, corrective, and anti-bilious medi cine, is not known and appreciated. Throughout the Tropics it is considered, both by tlie people luid' thc profession, the standard specific. While it is a medi cine for all seasons and all climates, it is especially suited to the cnfophUnu gen erated by the weather, being the purest and hestvcgetable.stimulant in the world. Beware of the Bitters made* of aeriel and dangerous materials, which unsere p?lous parties are endeavoring to foist upon tho people. Their name is legion, ?and thc public has no-guarantee that they afe not poiso???ls. Adhere to the tried remedy, Hosteller's*Batters, sold only in glass, and never in kegs or barrels. A Relief. You arc troubled with ?.bad breath ; it annoys your friends! and acquaintances, wei] us yourself. You would like to gel : :..! of it. but scarcely know what means to adopt, ?Ve .will tell you. Use .inj fragrant SGXOPQXtf it will cleanse and beautify your teeth, fcnd leave j'our breath pur?; and sweet. Accidents happen ; heep spalding's Glue. - - -?- - - i?n. WM. M. Terr: Dear f?r-In my young days I was rather wild, and be came tho victim of a loathsome disease. 1 wa-; treated by an eminent physician, ?ndthought I was cured. After moving to this .S'.ato I was horrified at lin<Jin<; that the disease was making its appears ?ince again, tn a secondary 1'orm. Clcois formed in my month and on different parts of'my body, l ?also bceam<fafflictod With severe Rheumatism. I employed I UK ??j nyse >;.f*-.i'Y y< ?n?ht, ati >>;r Sn?aufl?Hl>??ml SilWR'we ut conefltUfd.trMr^ f?il?eb a? doxrr bo?fwvr?ud' beliftqf?iat <Uv ] ; iv?;? i's ?nil w?y, *rtj h-?i\ *rbn> m y ?jy-sH?ni. ! i. ;uft*-:;H wii^^rc'itf^pw *r.t*,\to.n*ik?-'a^urrjfUfc;-')Ta?. . AfJ.thc H.?j it (ist nf-y pur'.A Cert stfryf;4S?s t- . Jbuf i *L'OU sire-*^irWty't<fc.^fi?ir?.you h ; I - ' }X<mp rospd .iVnliVjf- ? .? ] Iii I >?>gfr ??ryl ? mt? . Ht J SJ CA? t? wmi jU)$>~r.*u the Vkfck tk deriva. ! > ! & f ti tn ? U^iv jrM-r o ' n'Wner r*W>rxrrt? Mr?f?yo 4tf*ftr??;T. T?o iiiost? irrefragable testimouyv'?stab lishes ibo-??ct thal- this '.vomirons balm exerts thoj-ame sont hing and healing in . ?'?cnceSvh'on iipp?ed to tht'bumam?jiti ,<*h?, fjiut it noes m eases of spavin, found ers, ri mr-bone, poll evii.' tioh?tenQt?, wind gelland ?ither ailments ol' the burse which ! require outward treatment, ft is, in j fact',, tho most effectual of all external remedies for rheumatism, gout, stiffness r.f ib." ncr-k, neuralgia, sore throat, swel lings, cuts and bruises of all kinds. . BUFFALO,* N- Y., Doc 18,1G70. Dr.. K. V. PXEUCK: For the past six month? I have ?sod y?Mir Qplden Medi cal Discovery in mV practico, and in that tim" I have tested" its merits in severe poughs, bot h acute and chronic, 1n chronic diseases of the throat, severe cases of| bronchitis, general derangement of the system, conwrkuj?d condition of tho bowels, and wherever ii thorough A itera five, or blood purifier, has l>"en iitdicaieo. In all eases r have round it to act gently, yet thoroughly and effectually in r'e inoving the various diseased conditions, and brinjmwr abfuit. a healthy' action Uiroughout tfto Ryxtem, Youfs.frater ualiv, ' . . , H. L. HALL, Kl. D. Tnis medicine is sold by all respectable druggists in all.parts,of America.^ THE- Undersigned having established his office at Edgefield, as General Agent, for the Cotton States Life Insurance Company, invites attention to one or two of* the advantages offered those who may desire .to effect insurance on their lives in a safe-Home Company : Th? Board of Managers at a recent meeting passed unanimously the fol lowing Resolution : ,# " .Resolved, That in view of the fact that there are.unusually large sums paid for Life Insurance, to tke Companies of the North and ^East, which sums, being there invested, contribute to the enrichment of those sections, whils t our own South is greatly in ne?i of cash capital to prosecute success fully our Agricultural and Mechanical enterprises; it is ordered, that for the purpose of retaining these sums in our midst, hereafter a certain pro portion of the net cash receipts from premiums, amounting to not more than . 70 per cent;pf the s?me be invested in such manner as ,may be in accord ance wiih the regulations of the Company, in those sections from which the said premiums are attained." (Signed) WM. B. JOHNSON, Pres't. GEORGE S. O'BEAR, Sec'ry. In accordance with the above Resolutibn a Board of Advisory .Trustees has oeen regularly organized at Edgefield C. H., S. C., with tjm following Officers, viz ? Maj. W. T. GARY, President." ' . Capt. C. BRYAN, Vice President. R. 0. SAUS, Esq., Secretary. This Board is now prepared to transact business, and invest the'funds of j the Company agreeable to the prescribed regulations. "The Financial strength of the Company places it in high rank. Its last Annual Statement 6hows that the Company possess, besi? antee, $170 for every $10*0 of its liability. les its large Guar id. W. ABNEY, General Agent. Juno.2f,r.* . . tf 27 Bb A. A; 4 --DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals; ? Paints,, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, wrrsTDOw' GLASS, , PUTTY, PAINT BR?IToBES, SASH TOOLS, f S T ll ?OrVERY, . TOILET: ?ffl?LEf, PERFUMERY,. SUPERIOR Wim A5I) LIQUORS, OF EVERY ?RAVE, ? Fiae Tobacco, Scgars, &e., Erfgeiieiri, Sf. C. Begs leave to call the attention of his Friends and the Public to his Large Stock of Goods, which is now complete in all Departments. Persons visiting Edgefield to purchase Medicines or Drugs of any description., will do well to call and ex amine my Goods, and particularly my Prices. I am confident of giving- Entire Satisfaction, and will make it to the interest of every one honoring me with a call. Thanking my Friends for fhciV liberal patronage and past favors, I hope to merit a continuance of the sam?. ' 1 . A. A. CLISBY. ...? Prescriptions Compounded at. ail hours with thc greatest care. May 29, j- tf , 58 Ladies of- Edgefield ! LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING ITEMS! We will on next Monday morning, from IMPORTERS' AUCTION SALES:*- * ONE CASE fine JAPANESE CLOTH, Checked and Striped, at 15 cts., regular price 25 cts. . ' . ONE CASE STRIPED GRENADINE nt 15 cts. ONE CASE* Satin'Striped GRENADINES, Black and White Grounds, various color Stripe? at 20 cts., regular price 35 eta. . ONE CASE MOZAMBIQUE, LENOlS, Ste., in mixed Striped and Checked, at 17 and 20 nts., regular price 30 c's. O N? CASE SILK BROCADED JAPANESE POPLINS, at 25 cts.; sold ali round at 50 cfs. ' ? THREE CASES purest makes and newest in DOLLY VARDEN PRINTS, .at 121 els. . , GREArT BAR??AIS-S in P.IQUES, NAINSOOKS, LAWNS, SWISS, .&c, &c.? in Strped, Checked, and Plain. Real Llama Lace POINTS, hi Brack and White,-much below regular prices. . OCr WHOLESALE ROOMS up S[airsr to which wc would invite our friends io the Trade. , J^r^MPLi^c^^erfiilly.sejit, ff requested, and4ordertipjjoniptly filled. ': MCCABE, COSTELLO '& DALY, 238. Broad Street, between G4obe and Central Hotels, v, AUGUSTA, GA, May 29, ? * ; tf .".... f ' Card ! A..P?l?JXAI$v y-v'W-*. H. D.VVIsdN.' WHOLESALE GROCERS, Broad St., opposite Globo Hotel, Augusta, (bia. O, : ' . . FFElt tn Merchants ami Planters ALL KINDS OP CHOICE GItOCBr RIES at tuc Lowest Cash Price. , GttFFEE, SUGAR,"MOLASSES, SYRUPS, TEAS, BACON, LARD, S^LT, BAGGING, TIES, WHISKEY, WINES, S KG A RS, -TOBACCO, &c, Ac, Full Stocks always on hand. J?n$ 3 ??ui24 TO SPORTSMEN! Shepherds, Pointers, Setters, Retriev ers, N/ewfo^ndlaMdj gb Bernard, Fox and. reer??Houho\ Grey h* und s, Blood-Hounds, JEtajtt?rs,' CoaCh-Dflgs, Bull-Dogs.-' v-' 8 . ' Premimn Chester White Hops. Tho rou eli-H.-ed berkshire Hogs. Fancy Poultry and Eggs. Fancy Pigeons. Address ' ! 1 C. I. CALVERT, ijfewark, Dbl. pgr All orders left with Mr. Jon? H. FAIK, Edgfifield, 8. ?v will receive prompt attention. Nov. 22 t_ly 48 Wool! Mool! IWILL pay the highest market price for WOOL delivered at my store, ' washed or unwashed. Also Sheep Skins. W. H. BRUNSON. April IC,_" tf,' " 37 Lightning Ply Killer. KILLS by the million, and nlmqst in stantly. Give it a trial. For sale hy A. A. CLISBY, Druggist. tf 22 ll?. ERAN. 350 Bnshels Prime White CORN, 200 " %RAN, _, Just recajvecl'hy ? ' SAMS itl?L. July 17 tf 30 New Style Lamp Chimneys. OA I)0Z- Flint filasR Fire Prool ?\J LAMP CIIIMNEYS-an excel lent article-just received and for sale by A. A. CLISBY, Druggist. May 22_. 22_ "1%'?W GOOBSl SUST Received, COATS' COTTON, all Numbers. . * ROLL CAMBRIC, ' CORSETS, all sizes and prices. J. H. CHEATHAM. July 3 tf 28 Bagging and Iron Ties ! WE BEG ?TO OFFER OUR EDGEFIELD FRIENDS 200 Roils Bengal Bagging, Bales Wallis Ties. JG?TOrders solicited, and Satisfaction'Guarantied. T. W. CAE WILE & CO. .Augusta, Ga., Junc'2G 4m 27 Bargaip. Counters ! Gents and Boys STRAW HATS, latest styles, from 10 t?% to $1,00. Beautiful Felt and Wool HATS f.om 50 els? to $3,50, worth from $1,00 to $5,00. SHOES ! SHOES !-My Stock of Shoes ig 'thorough/ and .wiH be sold at correspondingly low figures. CLOTHING ! CLOTHING I-These Goods, with the balance of rpy Stock, (for the reason that I hav'nt space to specify the prices,) /will be placed on my Bargain Counters, w#here*J intend offering still greater Bar gains... * * ' These are not old Goods. , All ?fresh and new from Kew York .this Spring, and I don't intend they shall grdW old on m'y shelves.. Seeing is believing. Call and see. . . These Goods, will only be sold at the above prices-for Cash. * J.' H. CHEATIIAUI. June 27 ' tl 27 [agaileestly Attract EVERY ARTICLE THOROUGHLY EXAM INED,'AND MANY NEV/ GOODS ADDED. "Established 1849. GEORGE^!. PENN, No. 3, Park Row, Edgeficld, S. C., HAVING REMOVED to Wo* 3, Park Row, and aisb added a long list of Goods to ray Stock of Choice DRUGS', MEDICINES, TOILET AR TICLES. FAMILY GROCERIES, eec, I solicit a continuance of the g'ese rous patronage so liberally bestowed upon me on the other ?ide of fhe town, with the promise "n my part that every, article offered shall be of the PU REST QUALITY, and at the LOWEST FIGURES. All I ask is, to give me a call, and. see for yourselves. It is no trouble,' but a pleasure to show my goods. My stock- embraces, in,part: , 500 One 50 75 /io 75 25 .0 35 100 SOO Lbs. WHITE LEAD, Barrel each of LINSEED OIL and VARNISH, Gallons Spts. TURPENTINE, Lbs. Spanish BROWN and Venetian RED, Boxes WINDOW GLASS and 100 Lbs. PUTTY, Gallons MACHINE OIL, " TRAIN OIL, . * Doa. GLA^S LAMPS, all styles, " LAMP CHIMNEYS, Lbs. each SODA, -ALTS, SULPHUR, COPPERAS, Lbs. Family and Toilet SOAPS, If you want the Best Kerosene Oil, at SO cents by tte single gallon, and ^5 cents by the five gallons, von can g t it at G. L: PE.,.. S DRUG STORE. Paten? F?fie??BCSMtes andlityalnabSe Remedies. Hegeman's Elixir GALALA YA BARK, Bradfield'* FEMALE REGULATOR, Dr. :Suumoa* Li V Efl? .VEDI' ' ! N K. Aver's HAIR Vi GOG, '" CHEEP Y PECTORAL. " SARSAPARILLA, " AGUE CURE; " CATHARTIC PILLS, Allens LUNG BALSAM, Cook's WINE OF TA Lt ibrCoughs. Colds, A full Stock of all kind of BITTERS, Whitcomb's ASTHMA REMEDY . PEILOTOKEN, Railway's PILL&and READY RELfEP. . * " MUSTANG LINIMENT, COD Ll VEE O iL, Tammi's SELTZER APERIENT, Hall's HAIR RESTORER, Barry's TRICOPHEROUS, Burnc-t's COCO?1N fdr tho Hair, BUR KALLJSTON for thc Ccmnlexion/I CONGRESS WATER For Cooking Purposes. EXTRACT LEMON. ROSE. ORANGE. VANILLA, PINE APPLE; A full line of BAKING POWDERS, and SPICE of all kinds. Tosh-i Articles ior the ?,a3??s. PENN'S BOQUET COLOGNE. POWDER BOXES, verv handsome, I PENN'S EXCELSIOR HAIR OIL, CAMPHOR LC E & VINEGAR ROUGES, I PR E.M i UM BEARS OIL, Tut M il POWDERS nnd PASTE, . ?li AN DRER L?l i i EE EXTRA'! 'I'S, GENUINE BELL COLOGNE, HAIR TOMA HES. TOILET POWDERS LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, ' | TOILET.SOAPS, ??\ Flavors, &c., ?fcc. f)KOI?E GROCERIES. HAMS, Clear R, SIDES, LARD, FLOUR. MEAL, SUGARS, MOLAS SES, SYRUPS, TEAS. COFFEE*, CHEESE, MACCARONI, and all floods kept^in A iirst class stock, which will be sold low for Cash. Tobacco a aid Cigars. Allays on baud a supply of Choice TOBACCO and CIGARS'. * . ?ST Prescriptions carefully Compounded day or night. ' . . CL ?i. P?iW. o zo * Juno 12 tf Simmons ? Clough Organ Co.'s. IMPROVED CABINET ORGANS A??.-Q . , dill AM) COMBINATION m <<2T' Fitted with the Newly invented S3 5 Scribner's P'atent Qualifying lubes . An invention having a m?gt important Hear ing on the futuro reputation of Ree^ instru ments, by means ot which the. quantity or Volume of^n? is very largely increased; and the quality of tone.rendered Equal to that of the ' Best Pipe Organs o?' the Same Capacity. Our celebrated "Vox Celeste," "Louis Patent," " Vox Humana,"."Wilcox. Patent" Octavo Coupler, thc charming* " Collo',1 or " Clarionet" ?Stop-!, and ; ' # ALL THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS '. Can bo obtained only in these Organs. EVERY I^STRUllIErVT f&^^gBs****. FULLY WARRANTED. . ManofactureVr al Nos. 15, 17 & 19 Miami str?et, DETROIT. MTC??, - Thirty five dfhbfcnt Styles tor th<- Parlor and the Church. Kow arid Elegant Designs, < * .Tho best v atonal and Workmanship/ Quality and Volume of Tono Unequalled. PRICES, $50 to tye* ? (Established in 1850.) ?HI-AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY.. Address SIMM0N8 & CLOUGH ORGAJT CO., detroit, Michigan. Apr 24 . ?_. _Mmlf TO THE PJLiWTERS. \V:E lake pleasure, in saying that we rtre^ow ready to lill all oijucra for Ragging and; Tics. Wo also soil Second Handed BAG GING very cheap. C. K. HENDERSON & BRO. Gjjnnitcvillc, S. C., Aug 14 . 4t 34 Clothing! Clothing! AT NEW YORK COST, at J. H. CHEATHAM'S. Augl tf 82 Segare and Tobacco. FINE SEGA RS, 3 Boxes Boat CH EW?NO TOBACCO, 100 Lbs. Choice Smoking TOBACCO, Just received and for salo at .A. A. CLISBY'S. Drug Store. Aug 14 tf 34 ROBT. BUIST>S New Crop Tuinip Seed! 1rX{\ LBS. of different varieties, t)\J inst received nnd for salo at A. A.'CLISBY'S DRUGSTORE. July 10, tf 29 CASH TABLES! Bargains ?rgams Groods at Half Price! A Heavy Reduction on the Wtole Stock. HE (/ASH TABIJES opened Inst week as an experiment meeting with better success than anticipated have'been extended, and will be added to from time to time. If you want a prime article at Half Price, call e?rlv. MY WHOLE STOCIJ -viii be sold from UiTs date at GREATLY R? DUCED PRICES. ' . . W. H. BRUNSQN. . June 27_ tf 27 ? WORD I ? WORD J . > v o-.- ( . . Times are Hard, and Goods must be Sold Low to meet the wants of . the People! . * GREAT. MC?I?N IN THE PfilCE OF DRUGS, &C, -?--:.. \ HAVE the pleasure of informing the public and ray p?tr?ns that mv i'tock it] every Department is lull ut' First Class and Genuine 6oods,-*a'nti *J nave thia day reduced" all articles to tbejowest possible rates. -judge ol' my Prices ? full line of Groceries always on hand, such as Coffee, Sugar, .Tea, >yrup, Molasses, . . Sardines, Crackers, Jellies, Canned-Fruits, . ? Maccaroni; Cheese, . . Flour, Mftal, Grits, Bacon, And al-l 'other artioles usually'kept in a first-class Grocery House.' And now, as for- \ , \ . 'Brandy, Whisky, Gin, Bum, Wine, Ale, Porter* 4&c., I believe I have the inside track, and think that lovers of good liquors will sustain me. ' Now on hand a choice lot of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO, and su perb CIGARS of all kinds. . W. A. SANDER'S. Bear in mind that to be sick is a costly thing. Therefore, cet Pure and Gei'uine Medicinevat reduced prices, and keep well. . ~. When you a1 e sick, send to Sanders' Drug Store for your Medicines. PRECRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECEIPTS carefully compounded by Dr. Sanders in perron, at moderate cost.v . . . The Ladies are invited to call and examine my stock of Hair Brushes. Combs, Pomades, Colognes, Extracts, Soaps, and many other articles ol household value. ' W. A. SANDERS. At Panders'.Drug Store will be found EVERY ARTICLE sold by any" other Drug House, and a great many articles not sold by any one else": A?J at reduced prices. K? BO S TS3TB OI31,;, . Pure, Bright and Beautiful, 50 cents per gallon. Five ur .niore gallons, 4f cents. . . . April 3.. tf 15 Wi A. SANDERS. f|j?? ? ? j fc Worth. ' > of' tibe Best A. nd C li e a pest .. EVER OFFERED Ot AUGUSTA, Sale oi Credit ! TO THE FIRST NOVEMBER NEXT ON CITY ACCEPTANCE No Trashy or "Worthies* Goori* Sold af o?r Estah I i ?la saie*? 3. " JAMES A.* GRAY & CO., 194 ?3B8?? 106'Broad St., Augusta, Ga. tf 24 " June 8 il/ ii GROCERS -AND 1} EfiLMiSSlOH Al li 237 Broad St?; Augusta, Ga., PREPARING FOR TAB SPRING- AND SUMMER TRADE, to .-meet he wants of Wends and customers in ike way of P?aia?a??oiu asa?! ?'a?S?i?J' Si?i?J[?Isew5 are daily making heavy additions to'their ?dready arge Stock, to which they invite attention. Our Stock comprises in part.?' BACON,tLARD, COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, ' '. ; SYRUPS, MOLASSES, RICE, WACKERER SALT, ,% ?TLOUR, MEAL, CORN, BUTTER, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, WHISKIES, BRANDIES. WINES, ALE, PORTER, TOBAC?O. SEGARS, ?c-.,- # . . And in fact EVERYTHING usually found in First Class Grocery Houses. . . . We are also Agents for'tte 3ale of "Wm. Massey & Co's. Celebrated Phila ielphia ALES/ * Will be glad at fill times to see our Edgefield friends, and will sell the Best Gratle of Goods at the Lowest Market Prices. Marl3 i:-.- . tr* 12* _'_?_'_",_j._1_ WM. D. DAVIDSON, ? I ."JosfePH BUMMEL,. . Formerly of Firm'Davidson it Ransom | Formerly of firm ol* W. 0. Howitt & Co. 'Xo, ?89 Broad S?ree?, Angosta, t?a.', (Formerly W. C; Hewitt & Co,) RECTIFIERS", IMPORTERS, AND "WHOLESALE DEALERS Foreign & Domestic Liquors, BRADIES, TOES, GIX, FOSTER, ALE? . * And Tobacco and Segars of Every Y&riety. ; ji WING purchased the Still, and other fixtures lately operated by. the firm of W. C. HEWITT & CO., we take pleasure in unnouncing to our friends and the public generally that we will continue the. Rectifying end Wholesale Liquor Business, In all its bramhis, at the old Smnd, No. 282 Broad Street, and hope, by fair dealing, close attention to business, ty? LOW PRICES, fo merit a shale of the public patronage Mr. BRUMMELL having had an experience of forty year? in the Rec? tifving 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 ss represented.' DAVIDSON & BRUMMEL. ' Augusta, May 8 . Sm .... 20 . School of Engineering & ?fricnllnre, UNIVERSITY'?F VIRGINIA. Lectures Begin October first. Z*r For Caral gue?, address Wil. "WKK TEE BAH EU, Secrelurj i?r the J-'ncutfy, P. 0. Um? urHtr r Virgul?. CHAS. 6. Vff??A-BLE, Ob a i rman or jrttM I ly. CAMPAIGN WOODS F0Fl872. Agnus *anud for our Cin.paign.^yids. : eu *t .ii,'in. fay 100 per ccu?, p; ont. K<i*.'S i i- nine. J?<.-i,<J ai ?ncr tor X?csir.|.i.?. ( rni.?r? .H.! t'r.co Lists nf our Fine S:c\l ixgraon .r 11 uti .lie Cuu i.du c , cai.tpa.gn. Bi?gr. plo?.-.. l i iv ..^rapi^, 1? tges, p.iis, * uno t-vcfj lluiM muled ;o ibe nm/n. len O liars pw a..y etan nV lui) .uniple.-sent lor ?3. Addre?s'M?q'iiB ?!i-?jOouetu.u, ?il l'art lio?. ?\e?v York. ' ?.. CAJS?PA?GS Thirty new -and. benuPfiil de-igns. ?jet. i'ri<---.Lisi of T. O. IilC'llAKDS ?c CU MTn^? Murray ?!.. N. V, $3oo TO $5?ao;:%^?a W.lKaETnXG MACHINE 00, Butfalo.' 1 . Y,, or ?n?cuguj lu. AUK?VTS Wnnted.-Apenl.?nfekemir? mon ey at work f.ir u? limn al anything. t l e. busi MT* i(ghi (ind*|rertu.-menL l'aacuUirs frr.? G. STI.NS?S ac Co., ?fn<. A rC '/??^'J/MV*. 1'orUmid. Malpe Thc riicunlufry ot 111 vine Providence ne* cr*produccd a minerjiPwatei'which combines in ?uch perfection (bc qualities nf untiblllons ionic end .aliarijc medicine, a? that of the telfer Spa ; ?nfl TAfeiuirr's E^rr?vEseexT 8r.mns aPEBi?ii is the artiocial'equlvAlent of teat gr?ai natural rased v. . SOLD'BY ALL UK?fG?ISTS. . REWARD T7 For any case of .Blind, -Uleed lng, Ilcblng Ot? Ulcerated Piles lliat. LTE li I.ST,Ti PtUT l'.iatXDT tails to cure, ll is prepared expressly* to care rtw Pites iiiid iiLiimig. v?se. cold, by all Druggists. Price, $1.00 . ^.S?V ? TI? ANi Xi, ?THE HOME OF HENRY GL?&Xy , K - ANJ) ?r' ' ., . l li? -Sires ol' tue Various Vdii?geW Wve Colleges? in "operation^ with ?K> ?'ruiest>urs una Instructor!? uiiu tHM) j.u?en?s. Entire Fees need not exceed ?*o per A ii n um, except in Hie Ea* and - vimnei'ciui Collages. ' lium-diug i : oin $2 wj .$.) per. week. Students of lue Agri ?ulturai anti Mechanical* College eau de -iay a poi tiuil ol tn?ir expenses by i Abor >u tlm-iarin or in me shops, -beebee . egpi seconu.Mouuay in Septem li?-. For Catalogues or ut uer information, ?aore*s ...... . -^hig.upj, ??a> . Aug 7 , lui 33 otate of South Carolina ED?EF?ELU COUSIT,, i i . IN PROM ATE CO.URT. ';, Drury V. Scurry, Ex'or., ] ' . . " vs. ?Ila W. Scurry, . saran ?uif, ? Petition auiiu il. ?trotlror, '; lor jomibyuriy, j Patyitidn. J essie Scurryj uenj. AL Scurry, *' | ia?ues IA. ?scui?y. . J A. is pusuance ut' au order from tho Hon. L u. Li. 'Aurmir, Juug? ol'Frobafe, m .-ie above cause, 1 wj?l proceed to sell at iiAigcne?l Court Ho'uae, on the first Mon iuy ni aeptemOer next, ail tliut TRACT Ji+ l'AKoi?h. OJb' IJAN.JLJ, 'situate, lying ?n? i.. .TIT iii aura County .ni:d f5i--ite. on solatia juivcr, coutainiug Two Hundred ind Tinrty-Muven {'Sil) Acres, moro or ,:?S, adjoining hinds ol' the Ks-iato of /rank Payne, l?uds of Uve Estate of itanniuro B.9CbappelI, lauds ol D^yid Lticbardson, and lands of Drury Y.hcur y, upon the?ollowinjj terms to vii : The Costs and one-lKilf the pur.-hase itoucy in cash. Thc.lialance ol ti:1 , ur uasbinoqey on a credit of twelve it ion dis, vitli interest iriuu tiay*.of "salo. The ?redit por?on to be secured by a Bfnid ind Mprtjjaire ol' the prcmi. a-:. Titles md Stamps Extra. * J. ii. MCDEVITT, S. E. C. Aug. 10, -Ito.- - . Sheriff's Sale. *ial<* Off ???oii?h i.'?'.rr?E?E?a. EDfjEFIELP COUNTY. CO UH T OF COMMON PLEAS. Piedmont it Arlington Life ] Insurance Company, ( Fore vs.. !'closure. A. W, Atkinson. SY virtue of an "Order from the lion. S. W. Melton, Circuit Judgd; - I will irocecd ta ?ell, nt Edge?eld C. E., on .tale-da^' in September next, all TM AT rRACTor PAitOEL'OF LAND, situate, ying, and being in Beach, Ishiud, in tl*o Jouutv and state aforesaid, -containing .Ive ?lundred and twenty-three (-323) Veros, more or less, with the following nctesandbounds : l?oundedontlieyorth ?y lands of Thos. W, Whatley ; rEast by ands of James Hankinson ?ufYi of the .JsUite of David Westbrook ; S<?urti bj ands of the Estate of John Slurzcneg-. rer and Samuel Clark "j and West by (inds oT Samuel Clark and Thos. W. Vhatley, upon the following terms, to ? it: The costs and one-third of the jmr hai?e money to be paid in cash, thc b?l tico ol'tthe purchase money on a credit f twelve months, with Interest from day f sale. The purchaser to give bond and t,.ortga.s-e<o: tho premises to secure the redit portion ol' the purchase money, .itles and Stamp*extra. . JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S, E. C. Aug. 10, 4te 34 State of South Carolina, .. EDGEFIELD ?0U2CT\\ ' IN TllljWO URT OF PROB. I TE. Jartiey M. Blocker and* Smith*?lotkor, Pl'ai?ti?s, against Aimer P. Blo?-ker, Emily Douglas, Nancy Furman, Char lotte Guerard, David (Strpthtjr, Julian Strother, Ote>' Reid, L?cyStrnther, Al exander Reid, thwart Reid, .Julia Reid, John R? Blocker, Emily Cox, Nancy Cox and Mary Cox. Defendants, Petition for Partition. . rO Abner P. Blocker, Emily Douglas, Alexander Reid, Stewart Reid, Ju ia Reid, Emily Cox, Nancy' Cox. and l?ry Cox, Defendants. You are hereby required* to appear at lie Court of Probate, to bo b/dden at ?dgelield Court House, for Edgedeld 'onnty, on thc 7th day of October, A. ?. S72, to show cause, if anv you.can, why be Real Estate, describc?i? thc petition, Jed in.thjs acion, should not be divided, r sold, allotting to the parties in interest he shares to which they arc respectively ntitlod. } Given under my hand and seal, this 1st day of August, Ks H., Ib72. . D. i?. TURNER,. J, P. CZ J Aug. 21 . 6t 55 -*--.-?--i-1 't --- Mm hvm Goods nt )Vew . -Mil Cost! BUFF LINENS 3S inches -wide for ?Ladies' Suits atonlx2?cts. per yd. These goods arc all fresh and very de 1 rabie. . O. F. C:HEATHA?};. July 24, '* ' t? . \h 50??Q??S? C0L?61?B! CRY-a Bottle of the BOTQUET CO .00NE. and you will never use any ihcr perfume.-for its ?urity and rieli less in odor cannot bc surpassed, and is o much cheaper ?han any oilier pure Co ligue. Prepared and sold bv O L. PENN'! Druggist, July 24 . . " tf . 3t LVFT^.R the expiration of the. month f August, the floods on Bargain Cdunt rs, will bo transferred to tho.Shelves, nd original prices resumed. Now is the timeto'savo money by pur haslng from these Counters, which AID laded with many desirable-artieles fcr alf price. Call and see them.. J. H. CH?ATHAiM. Aug! '. "7 'tf "32 NOTICE ! PR?M this date our Cotn'rnis^oiisier l?lling Cothni will be $1,00 Fer Bale; WARREN, WALLACE & CO.,' Cotton Factors. ?Augusta, Ga., Aug JO, ;tf U