Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, November 07, 1872, Image 4

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ft Thc Death of the Malden. BY BJ. 3?. C., OP SOUTH CAROLINA. Through a forest sere and sober, In the golden'clad October, Autumn winds wero softly sighing. Summer leaflets falling, flying, Lying, dying, everywhere, I was.wandering-slowly walking; . I was wooing-lowly talking; (Ah! it seems but vet so lately) With a maiden, tall and stately, With a maiden frail and fair. How she lingored as the listened How her eyes with tear-drops glistened, All her brow and bosom blushing ; Came her words so gently gushing "Take me, love me, I am thine!" Oh ! those words were whispered lowly ! Oh ! that vow-it seemed so holy, As a vesper psalm, so saintly. Falling sweetly, falling faintly, As a psalmody divide. Sweet those moments of our meeting, Sweet, though few and far too fleeting ; Halcyon hours of golden dreaming All of life with beauty teeming, In those glorious, golden hours. Blissful were the days we squandered, Peaceful all the ways" we wandered Through the woods and meadows mellow, Through the waving fields of yellow, 'Through the sunny autumn flowers. Came then .sickness, and in anguish, Day by day, I watched her languish ; Watched her waning, watched her wast ing;. Ob ! the agony of tasting, Those mad moments of despair. Vain were all the arts of healing ; Blight was o'er her beauty stealing ; Vain my wailing, vain my weeping ; Cruel death came creeping, creeping, Caring not that she was fair. After ono long night of sorrow, Ere the dawning of the morrow; From the tapers dimly burning, . Softly to tho maiden turning Something whispered-" She is dead !" Doubting, fearing, still uncertain, Dreading yet to lift the curtain, Something seems to hover 'round her ; Angels then I knew had found her, Knew I then her soul had fled. From her lifeless form thoy tore me, From her cold embrace they bore me, But our souls they cannot sever, We shall live again forever Aye forever-hand in hand. Time is towing, time is flowing;. On her grave the grass is growing. Waves the willow o'er her weeping ; But her sainted soul is sleeping, - Sweetly in the Spirit Land. PLATT BROTHES Aro continually receiving LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCKS - Of New Furniture ! Comprising all the LATEST STYLES AND PATTERN -Of Parler, Chamber, Dining Room And OFFICE FURNITURE ! FROM THE HIGHEST GRADE TO THE LOWEST. And consists of every article of FURNI TURE required to furnish a House or Office complete. Call and examine at our Ware-Rooms. Undertaking ! Always on hand, at the lowest prices, Beautiful Caskets and Cases? Of our own manufacture. PLATT BROTHERS, 212 and 214 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. July 2 ly * 28 J. J. PEARCE. D. E. BUTLER. C. A. PEARCE il, J, PEIRCE, BUTLER i ti Warehouse -And Commission Merchants, Jackson Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. CASH ADVANCES, BAGGING, TIES. AND FAMILY SUPPLIES furnish ed Customers as usual. Commission for Selling Cotton 1 l-l per Cent. Augusta, Sept 11 3m37 Est. Isaac T. Heard. 0. M. Stone. ISAAC T, HEARD & CO, Cotton Factors. Corner Reynolds and McIntosh Streets, AUGUSTA, GA., COMMISSION OX COTTON OXE DOLLAR PER BALE. General Agents for GULLETTS Improved and Light Draft WTTO* GR ALSO, COTTON KINO PHOSPHATE. Augusta, Sept 17 3m 39 Fine Game Fouls for Safe! THE Undersigned oifors for .?ale the very finest breed of GAME FOWLS, and will duliyer, in good shipping order, at Pine JIou*e Depot, C. C. ? A. IL IL, at the following prices, viz: Single Stag, 1 year old or loss, S 5 00 " Pullet. *' " " 3 00 Saig and Pullet, " 8 00 ,4 li O .4 .4 4. . 4. 10 Single Cocks, over 1 year old, lo 00 I give as references, without consult ing them :-Gen. M. C. Butler and Gen. M. W. Garv-, Columbia, S. C.; Col. T. G. Bacon, Edgefield, S C. ; Maj. E. Willis, Charleston, S. C. ; Mr. John Bollier, Au gusta, Ga., and Mr.-Gee, Selma, Ala. JOHN BL FAIR, Edgctield, C. H., S. C. #?r-Tbo Charleston ynes, Columbia Carolinian and Augusta Constitutionalist will please copy in daily, once a week, lor lour weeks, and ?enu bill co tins Of fice for cash payment, or fee in kind. Oct. I, 1*7?, " _ "-m 42 Fine Horses and Mules! IWOULD respectfully inform my friends and the public that I have just received, from Kentucky, several, carloads of HORSES AND MULES among them can be found several FINE HARNESS AND. SADDLE HORSES. (Jail and seo them at tho PALACE STA BLES, 152 ELLIS STREET. C. TOLER, Proprietor Palace Stahles. Augusta, Ga., Oct. g, tf 42 . STOLEN, FROM the stable of the subscribers, on the night of 20th inst., a Dark Brown MARE, about 14 hands high, in {rood order. A white spot on one hind bot; has a scar on right hind quarter, recently done : harness marked ; paces under the saddle A reward will be giv en for return of Mare, and $50 for thief, with evidence to convict. J. A T. B. JENKINS, 177 Reynolds street, Augusta, Ga. Oct. 29, 2t , 45 " Sheriff's Sale. John W. Payne ) Warrant to vs > Enforce Joshua Boyd, j Lien. BY virtue of a Warrant to me directed in the above stated case, I will pro ceed to sell at the residence of John W. Payne, in Edgefield County on Saturday, the 9th day of November next, the fol lowing property of the Defendant, Joshua Boyd, to wit: ONE BALE OF COTTON AND FIF TY BUSHELS OF COTTON SEED. Terms Cash. JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S. E. C. Oct. 25 3te 45 Strayed or Stolen, FROM the Subscriber's plantation, on or about the 12th instant, one largo Bay HORSE. Said Horse is about 164 hands high, about six years old last Spring.'M think he has*three white feet; small star Sn forohead. , , Also, one fine Bay,Mate. CQLT, one year om last aube: watngappearedthe same night. I traded for the horse from for the.jjecowfg^flbttett^^1(fc| Colt, qr any mformation leading-to find . tbein. JOmr A. BAKKJSK. OCL29, 3D 45 J The Liverpool and London an ?lobe MIRAME C0MPA]j?T.A Assets in the United States, $3,640,449,62 Assets of the Company, Jan uary 1, 1872, Gold, 20,106,900,00 Chicago Losses, p"d in 60 days 3,000,000,00 -CT. LO,vvTSDES,'G*neraTAgeWt?r South Carolina, No. 10 BroadiSU, Char leston, s. c. i ._ i t H. ^V. AD DTSONp * Agent.for Edgefield; Aug 28 tf 36 INSURE YOUR GIN HOUSES. XERSONS wishing to secure insurance on their GIN HOUSES and COTTON, cai obtain the same by application to the undersigned, at reasonable rates. D..R, DURISOE. Sept 18 ti 39 Ol No. 25, Jackson Street, ONE DOOR FROM WARREN BLOCK, Augusta, Georgia. JAMES A. HULL * CO., Agents for the sale of Sibley's Famous NORFOLK OYSTERS, ALSO, CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, MOBILE BAY, And the Favorite Cedar Key Oysters, in the Shell. Fresh Norfolk OYSTERS, in cans, re ceived daily by Express. A liberal dis count always made to the trade. We will also keep constantly on hand, when in season, WILD GAME, of all kinds, TROPICAL FRUITS, and NOR THERN VEGETABLES. JAMES A. HULL. CHAS. W. HERSEY. Oct. 15, Ht 43 Bagging and Ties At Augusta Prices I ARTIES in want of BAGGING and TIES are respectfully informed that I now have on hand full supplies Bengal, Borneo, Double Anchor and John Dement's 2g and 2* BAGGING, And all kinds of IRON TIES, Which I will seU at Augusta Quotations, As published in the daily papers of Au gusta, andwithout any charge/or Freight from that city. J. MUNROE WISE. Pine Hot se Depot, Aug 21 tf 35 BAGGING AND TIES AND No Commissions For Selling Cotton! I AM now receiving a largo supply of the best BA ft GI Aft. AUB TIES, Which I will sell at Augusta pr! JOS. ' I will also SELL COTTON at the highest quotations, free of any charge for Selling. A share of the trade solicited. L. G. SWEARENGIN. Graniteville, Aug 21 2m 3-7 DOORS, Sash & Blinds, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, Stair Fixtures, Builders' Furnishing Hardware, Drain Pipe, Floor Tiles, Wire Guards, Terra Cotta Ware, Marble and Slate Mantle Pieces. M iuriow Glass a Speciality. Circulars and Price Li-ts sent free on application, by P. P. TOALE, 20 Elayne and 3-'5 Pinckney sts., Charleston, S. C Oct 2 ly '41 srovES JL HE above is a first-class FLAT TOP STOVE, and guaranteed to ho one of the best Bakers ever sold. The heat passes, all round the oven. It also has a patent' Chilled Iron Fire Back, that lasts as long as five common ones. Every one war ranted. Sold as low as an}' ordiuary stove. JONES, SMYTHE <fc CO. Sept. 25, 3m 40 This unrivalled Medicine is warranted not to contain a single partirle of MER CURY, or any injurious mineral substance, but is PURELY VEGETABLE. For FORTY YEARS it has proved its great value In ali diseases of the LIVES, OWEL8 and KIDNEYS. Thousands ol the good and great in all parts of the country vouch for its wonderful and pe culiar power in purifying the BLOOD, stimulating the torpid LIVER and BOW ELS, and imparting new Life and Vigor to the viole system. SIMMONS'LIV ER REGULATOR is acknowledged to have no equal as a LIVER MEDICINE. It contains four medical elements, nev er united in the same happy proportion in any other preparation, viz: a gentle Cathartic, a wonderful Tonic, ap unex ceptionable Alterative and a certain Cor rective of aU impurities of the body. Such signal success bas attended its use, that it is now regarded as tho GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC for LIVER COMPLAINT and the painful offspring thereof, to wit: DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Bilious at tacks. SICK HEADACHE, Colic, De ?ression of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, [eart Burn. &c, <tc. Regulate the Liver and prevent CHILLS AND FETER. Simmons' Liver Regular i? v m maniilaotured only by v: . 2* * tit a J? IL ZEU.IN. ??.co.,- il MACON, G*.c,and, PH^LAJ>BLPHfcA>> Pricey per p^kjigojt^^imaiVj Mai?*8, P?3' *L25- Prepared ready1 J Jb??nse in bottles, ?1-50. ' * o'. t*3?9?& fiY ALL DRUGGISTS. imSSware of 011 ^.w*^ Sept 12 ly sg fi Hmm lim myinwi im lam - m i?t***<*<i^inmm?,i>nv?ti?mjum*i-L*iJ&q?ff? FALL AND^Jfflmi^OQDS ! I ) GR A N?TEVILLE, S, G., 1 AKE pleasure in announcing to their friends and customers that they are now opening a careful ly'selected Sto?kjb? a>?&j?v^$iftc&q$& em bracinS U 08 RKO'j 103 .IOU 00? -T-** .*?< i^-mndill*-i^?dO y 264 MSBO OH _ Ready Made Clotbuf?. ^vaiifl?o ^ r Hats, Caps, Boots, ?Shoes, :I Ladies' SHAWLS and Balmoral SKIRTS, Dress TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, BUTTONS, &c, GLOVES, CORSETS, HOSE and Half HOSE, HANKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CUFFS, Ladies' and Gent's UNDERVESTS, Gent's FURNISHING GOODS.. Groceries, a Full and^Jfaried Stock. ' .?wKuj ililli ' CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TIN, WOOD and HARDWARE, Sole LEATHER, Calf and Kip SKLNS, . ' o Shoemaker's Goods in great variety,. . -j SADDLES, BRIDLES, and,everything an. tue line,*-" TRUNKS, VALISES, Carpet SACKS, H , , di *NJ TIES and BAGGING, and Second-Hand BAGGING, TOBACCO and SEGARS, ? choice stock. < - nat >? Patent MEDICINES^ PERFUMERY, SOAPS, ',' :. ? j Hair, Nail and Tooth BRUSHES1,' " / "'{''S . CONFECTIONERIES in endless variety, School BOOKS, E^^ijS^^ifei^T ' Cotton Sold, freeue? Commissions ! All of the above Goods, and a -gre?t tnanv oth?rs, which we have 'added to our Stock to me?t th? Vants ot our increasing-trade, were bought in person from the best Houses inf*Baltimore an<? N?'w:.Yo*k for CASH, and were consequently bought at'th? lowest prices, and- which we are willing to sell at very SHORT PROFITS. : : The public are most respectfully invited to.cailand examine for their own satisfaction. ?. K. HENDERSON & BRO. Grantville, Sept. 25 3m 40 W. SWEARENGIN. ?. Vi //.*... ?. ; ? J. L. WOODWARD. a : .?l*:J?A ./ '< . fi io too?r. /. Hew Goods! New&oodsl i ?Iferi .;'0-trn WE respectfully announce to our friendsJ* arid customers of: Edgefield and adjoining Counties, that we are now receiving our large and well selected Stock of . . t ... FALL AND WINTER GOODS, DRY GOODS, of every style and kind, Men and Boys' CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS for all, BOOTS and SHOES fresh from Factory. ALSO, Our GROCERY is now stocked with CHOICE GROCERIES, such as BACON, MOLASSES, SALT, FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, CORN, OATS, ' IRON, NAILS, FACTORY YARN, LEATHER, BAGGING and TIES, , . .. TOBACCO. SEGARS, : . ? VtolwH WHISKEYS, WINES, BRANEIES, from the best Kentucky dis tilleries. I;! And in fact everything generally found in a Find; Class House, all at Augusta, or any other Southern market price. Give us a call, and save your Railroad expenses, freight, drayage, &c. SWEAREiVttIN & WOODWARD, 1 IIA?JVI I . imh.'^INE HOUSE, S. C. Oct. 2, '. ' * ' 40 R. T. JOKES. P. S. NORRIS. J. B. NORRIS. JONES, HQPE?& CO., Wholesale and Retail (grocers, :X . AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 164 Broad Street, A.ugusta, G-a. HAVING formed a Co-PartneHhip 'fort'the transaction of a (?enci-al Grocer V Ru wine.ss, announce that they are now,receiving and open ing a full and complete Stock of CHOICE.EAMILY GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES, which they propose to pell to Merchants and Planters on the most reasonable terms that the Market can afford. They respectfully invite their friends and the public to give them a call. I Satisfaction guaranteed. JONES, NORRIS & CO. Augusta, Sept 4 2t 37 ?.. H ct' . ?._-Ll. - New Goods for Summer 1872. H. L. ?.%^v, Wholesale and B?tail Beale? in Dry So ods. 172 Rroad Street, Augusta, **a. ] r'i'HJt' >f*> .il.?iir.H The One Price House ! WING again returned from New York I have now iii'Store a handsome selection of all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON! In DRESS GOODS, PERCALES, PIQUES, LAWNS, MUSLINS, PRINTS, I have the choice <>f all the new styles in " Dolly Vardens," " Maryposa," " Yosera:tes,;'t&i,\^&CjM. j ? uij^iWjj) NEW CASSIMERES, TMLLS, JEANS, C01T?NADES, ?fcc. AU the new styles in PARASOLS are i.iirlv represented, SASH RIBBON** in all colors, Embroidered, Plaid and Plain, New TRIMMING RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS, I New Style? of STR VW ll ATS for Ladies, Misses, Gen's and Boys, of the latest shape in Regatta, Gazelle,,M?iy Eloiver, School, Lacea, Hurdle, Har vest, Franconia, ?c. 1 -h??C1X A full assortment of SHOES fresh from the 'Factorvr- /j The latest fashions in READY MADE CLOTHING,'^. All of which 1 have marked so low as to secure QUICK SALES,-to make you lu ugh in your sleep And dream of good living. ! ,?d? :<Td'. ! itjgjfe,. A> BALK, 172 Broad. Street, Augusta, Ga. May 8 ... 2m - ?1 PENH'S BOUQUET IS BEYOND^ALL QUESTION The Best and Cheapest ^erft^e Ever Produced Every Bottle guarantied in every particular. Prepared and sold by Gtihit&JEWN Sc SOW. Sept ll_ -J.Htf ? 38 For Sale. I A/JA ACRES LAND for sale', iL \Jrk\J about 2 miles below tho "Old Wells," on Oraniteville Road. Apply soon to J. M. BERRY, 221 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., or GEO. W. TURNER, Grantville, S. C. Sept. 25, tf 40 ?li, i! '. Vti 'Jv. -^ TO SPORTSMEN ! ( h ?mu? vNotic? J ^^joii J "\T7Ewill make liberal advances on lisual expenses deducted for selling. Oct 9. I bheph?rds,; x-o?nters, Setters, Retriev ers, Newfoundland: St. Bernard, Fox and Deer-Hounds, Greyhounds, Blood-Hounds, Batters, Coach-Dogs, Bull-Dogs. Premium Chester White Hogs. Th oro UK h-Uren* llerkshire Hogs. Fancy Poultry and Eggs. Fancy Pigeons. Address I For SaJe. AGOOD GULLETT GIN For price . 'and lurthor particulars, appfy to J. E. Merchants and Planters MILLER, HACK & HOWARD 295 Broad St., J I?WH? m IT is with pleasure and gratitude that we announce the continuation of oqr firm at the same well knpwn stand. {Our GENERAL GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS will be car ried on with increased facilities. . ["We have on hand, and are receiving, a larger Stock of Choice Fami ly Groceries and Provisions, than wejiave ey.er offered to the public before, consisting in part of B?ggmg, Ties, B?con, Hams, Cheese, Crackers, Soda, Soap, Ginger, ^ Mustard, Mi LMeVii vjlaTOfl*a Candlefe/jilt ijtittflM o) S^ad WQligfatiffili pWe?1 \Q ?OQ.I'? &mt>y' Je; Sf?jiq ni Flour,^ Meal, Grists, Salt, Molasses, Sirup, P4) , Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, Segars, Pickles, Preserves, Raisins, Currants, ?rieg?r Sauce, M Blacking; >1 SllS ^ ,OKIH?A?iH| . I Jalat??'e, j i lt. LUT;: I ? Brpoms, Ac. Wi I pray .-''UKIl :W?i?lsfehavev.?'/[T??iv?-.'. B-Wi Seed Rye^BarJeft' iWheaf and-Oats. ?We have/^eoured'tbaiserv.ices Qtikbi-k PgP??3 Newberry Ci H., and lately ,w^h. .Cap;t.. T, J?nppj^?n^; ^is, fri endure-jiuvited to s?e him. All orders sent to him Avail receive br?mRt .?ti?nu.?n. 220, Broad , s"81^ } . ,, iXArj DilJi fril l A Ii ' < NEW AND foo ii? MYA lao iooW-#A 0 bim te?a -i, ?Oy 't::iA*? oj gglfijttgi/q L d'jti] HA Iistoniers, ancfthe public generally, on and after this date, the largest, best and most complete stock of French, West of England and GermaffBROADjQLOTHS, DOESKINS, SUITINGS/.COAT INGS and VESTINGS, that can be found in any first-class Merchant Tailoring Es tablishment in any city South,'and!fhVre:are none tetter North;I : ? I . ; < /. The above I am prepared to make up in the very, latest and most fashiouablestyle, With scrupulous caro and neatness,'ana at the most reasonable prifces.'1 '. Having secured tho services-of: tho most experienced, puffers',. I. can- guarantee entire satisfaction,.,, - . . . !I liave?al?o!th? fihest ?ssortment bf? GENTS' 'FURNISHING1 GOODS, such as Tics, Searls, Stocks, French Kid Gloves, Pleine; Castor and BerUnJKid Gloves, Buckskin and Kid Gauntlets, Drawers and Urider Shirts/C?llars,'STAR 'SHIRTS, TRUE FIT, (B) NEW YORKxOKE and N'EW. YQRK PATTERN SHIRTSf the latter of which I also make to order, ~ . . . . 'ALSO-A fine stock! bf READY-ArtfDE . CliOTHINGv' .principally' of my fawn manufacture, whioh I offer at the VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES^ ?j Buying exclusively fdr cash,'I am able to get my G?odff?pon's?ch t?rms'as tobe enabled to compete in prices with the?Northern.market :*.\i;is] }<?;:.- ?jp?A'?u J hspe you will not forgot that therearljest .callers secures the fifslj choice. ?Oct. 14, ) yJ AtT?j?r&T ??fiR, ? \ ZSfc?rti? ?treetr^ugusta, Ga. * 2m * r ' ' * * 43 MILLER, BISELL1 WIM 1 ? ? ? ? ?' 175 and 177 Broad Street, ?' \ 'A:'?U ?' ! h ?i ,: frd ) him ": -?Ti..J v.-.?j ?;?r. Wt Ire now m receipt' o?" bur Fal? 'Stock of GROCERIES, consist ing in part o?- . !?" .' ' '* ?' Bacon SIDES, Bacon SHOULDERS, Dry Salt SIDES, SUGARS of all grade? . , , . , . I ' 4 ? " SYRUPS-New Orleans a/l New ?YirirOrijkf MOLASSES. Rio, Laguyro and Java COFFEE, TOBACCO: SALT, PEPPER,.SPIfJE, .voil . ? .:r '? Si Crackers,Pickles. Cove Oysters, ^.y . ' CANNED GOODS consisting of Peaches. Blackberries,'Tomatoes, &c. MACKEREL in Bam^iKffltnH'^a'ft* bbls.''and Kits, Seed WHEAT, Seed RYE, Seed OATS,'Seed BARLEY, ':: ? Case -Liquors of BRANDY,| WHISKEY, GIN; . j : We are also offering the most complete and largest stock of BARREL LIQUORS of any House in the City, and selling at prices that will induce buyers to purchase nearer home than in Eastern markets. To the Planters and Morchlinfe pl h]9aoi?lfi jyjl would take this occasion to express our thanks for their past liberal patronage, and respectfully re quest a continuance of the saiae. r-i i . ' aS^Bdyirig our Goods foi- CASH''We'are'pTe'pal-?ff'rb' r?Tl as low,1 and'oft times lower, than1 any!othfer Ho'uso ?n^:ihe?:0ity; . ; c r A- :. ..iih^ri ] Augusta, Oct 'J Ma y 42: j TkM. M? -AND nu ><y. I fi j 1)0il 1 ?i^.iiJ rA(?ari huh ? rod " 270 Broad Si., Augusta, (ia., j lefiiKoiroaiiH ?RE now receiving full lines of FALL GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c, to vjiich they ies^t?Wnijlvilhvwift8 "ati^ntio? ofhh? -public^ being-MsHm?ed riat none "can or ^?bivfe^b4^ ??adexii.Q?odJ ai lower figures.-We COFFEES, J?v*? i r?iot niM ' ? Mi mh \a ?J ad fa? . \a?^^^?9j BAGGIIVG' ii; ' ' . J TjH'-'h^ ' "Qk '^iflhoBa? 9jn*i A TIES, ! ! BH i i r^TOtei^MroID (oS baa tt(M io ^of^/fl?i^Ci?, THISKIES, - nha [la ,e}iirig nanU ti9^? OL' BRANDIES, |?* ?I? ?H? J?AW8^i\IW|?J^ JIAWCfJj OBA?COwoiia io d?MV/ oobs5RTER 'sEGAK^id wiiiM rii^jniJ?igao'v) B?>ri(flfi ^,?;')|[!VA/V??G'E'^AB'R!?S, od in fact EVERYTHING usually fot?&Jpl&ffet -Class Grocegy Weare also Agents for the ^J?^^Jf^^o^^6^*^ Phil?" ! Will be glad at all times to see our Edgefiell ftii?t?dsi^nd 'will s?ll tte Best Class of Goods at the Lowest Mar??tiRrioelj yd 8<>?d'3 HiWlLiuip 4 ijc^CnETOBD & KELLY,1 i Tn'. ni I \\\%y i ? i r m A CertaiB ?ui^ \w Um\m atti? rfr10101 ?hr9?<? g ^ g ] Chariest<5C1 Cl'i r ?j ?^%n?8rf*> f^tttYptfoT ??^ 4FI^*@EiS^^W|THHE? Tottis u"mi W..^MSHACKELFOKD. WM. AlKENIStLLY ' Oct 28 am 44 Oct. I? CLISBY'S Drug Stttr?#Q If ti THE nr i giionu . ?o i?'jfi beilul a BOOT .>:A\< >. !". ;?> ii SHOE MAN 1/. nO >ai 4 a?im ?; im ? .?.. ,L?<>T -JI?? ul buuel tm * <; - OF AUGUSTS . '!i{;v,i"i;'M' ?oitt^litd a j . i 'ii?i~<.-, ? >"i-xisi ! KMBHIJ : .j / ,?I)?K 'ti?! ?il': <:i ... GAIN sa?i^^|m^jM&te of Edgifitfdj and 'invite*tuen?/tfhen the}' me to town, io call af ins new and bea?t?fnl ml ' . '! : ? ' ' come to town . ;Sr:f::',SW01 EMPORIUM,'".? ?* - . Where-they witi-"b?jwlit?ly ?hd,jtwtty>cleaJ.ttwifch.h?w hii?? . ;.,..??.,. -;?. ? Never in the history of Augusta has a better or,larger -Stock been- offered to the public.- He promises all-those whbihonor. him with their patronage, a Saving pf.20 per.eeflfc? in'%|nrannu?lShbe;B?l; .'.!-u. ; Se Jw^^fle're^ponsiS)^ fpr^exeryjarticjie -'-aold^ amd/' make reciamationcin every instance when work does novgive, fali'sati?factiot^: Hi? house is^not sustained by "-lnfluence.ttmor hythe 'Services of Brom?t ^ejeps^?nd'tne^le?w-and^ nmform pri-' mers^jThe.Car?cter of cesja^]pp|f)n pe'sj?jfe, retjoftyfltyfgJ^nJ^l^es! <<'' >d ?. To the people of Edgefield, who nave ptf generously ^a?roit?zed m?j; and to whonw to w^omry.^m^g&ij^?t^?f^.^^Th? success I have attained, I re" turrTmyhno'??; grafe?dra^khowl^dgm'?nwc and promise them that I <will in the future do alLlkMygiower to merit t^e^en?rojls'^?onfid?nc'e1 'th?y?0fi^ve reposed in me. ... 0ct-15- ../.../i-.;:.-]A . 8fc . '. !< H J. ? !:. tmnu i NI! ta ' la Kit !?r?; r,U> ul ;in . v .ti- -? 'ht) bfei . .it: ''H'S/. ii . ATTGUSTAy GA* 'li . / viq -/Rf v, fl i. s i -'t n f>*r TAKE pleasure in announcing to ' the citizens .of; Edgefield bounty,.anetj , A?LJC/ pleasure in announcing to tnt cinity .tjiat they, have, just received a. OiT/ ira ?i?i? /i nr. r cvu n K -OF- .ia-ni: lo ana sid*; i< Jini ?UIIJ.--*- vii .>{ n intuM / Every Department is well supplied and w^U be kept .so? ,,by pailyt Arri^ yal8 all through the Season. rig)] ' "' .' | We'hop'e by goffering Only Firsft Clasw Good?, ac the I/OWefit Iiiving- PriccSj and strict attention to the demands and,tastes of the community, to '?erit your' confictebro'e and patronage; , oki ? '?? . We giv?-prompt ?and ^rictoattentw(h' to- orders,-? and pre-pay expenses: when the.amount ia-$10 or-over, ' ?? .= . ' I W^^bj^ia^ks^or past favor^? wej r.ems?n'very ^es?ectfnlly, ??Augusta:flOct.23- . . J .U;K!//\ifAl,2m; ...... .., . ? .fl -M ;t s fy.. [idlyievo -J JI -jd" .iv/.i adj ,. ;;r ; ; 'OF YIR?INIA. ? >v>?> ? ? ... L v - .. v. /. i>ri/. .'>l-..lj tdV4 f, J' D" .<.> ? : j,:.i.'?l IJlWrt?Kli !.. - 'i>T fti ?/ ? , . . . , . . ..^ . : V ' ;-/.:.?.. Jol l-l/.. .JJ i'.rrf 1' . . -il ttcd . ';. i .. .11 'i , hnuo] ' ti wu -.. ititi * ? !i t? ntoiuusilue ^Policies Issued:over - 17,000. "Income ov?r^ " - Vliiu^ "??Mj?r a g 2 ... L i. J. ?V . - / . U A At. Vi'! I. AU ". ?Theprogress1 bf this Companydurii?g!the past^year hasmeenT&SBEADY and . PROGRESSIVE. The Management ECONOjf?CALiv^er/ Dosses SMALL. ,: ; '-^j fy [, Dufm'g^he.s?tt>m*?r mon??5 our-l?r^est business was frem:.;the- Norfcbern States, in which we have,no Southern competitors, ?foce,^ ?any but this has passed the rigid .inspection of the ^orthern<Tnstir?fnc? (epartmentjs.. 1 \ \ \ - 'Vl>^rV. . ; We need no extended advertisement ic Edgefield, ?ther^hTO^?'^n'atefu? ter.timony of the widows and orphans preserved from'^.?p^^'.pofi?i?s in this Company. \\f? \t \ - T*'^ ^- ^^ / ' We are known and ipatronized, .inmearly every household. 1 ^ux^friends know where to nnd us when they need insurance. g.. j Ii!'1 -, . "?E^?PHARX ? RANSOM, . '"'tjer/?t?l Agents,' Augusta,' Ga. , B. MK TALBERT,? Canvassing Agent, ) * !E"KEESE ' ....;, . .;.?, {:?.??> ?MX1 -?it -, .lt -. ...-,.) ?; E. JEF'??R^ON S? . J ' .: . Qc-t-9 ' .. .. ' - . . i -,. n i .... if,'. 42. .< j i- . V. .->:...,Sv:t?-.. ..{J.J- fHffsUdi ! ( j.'t.'ni) nil iii . ?ff?il?t? .ilii'i'f ?Iii" '.' y,; iiifcri /i F?R THU FALL TRADE ! ,w :trr am II J)I . ? .-.iti'.l?K ?I./ ?. -?.:V>H! v/ .; u.A- ' ?II na im?. :/!? ' Are Now Receiving their ? i j, :: s, >.' A .r ? H i ././.. - ^ . if -OF Groeef^s, Liquors, Comprising. Sn . / roi Y. .< i! Coffej C. Ri%ac1i^ BaxolSho?Jf? ?nW^-|c LarrT^lfefi^anil kegs), .i- i... - V. i . (A Hr t\t' .- * alolassee, ! '' ^.Synip' (any quality), Soap, - ., . : '''Social" . 1 -1 ** J Starch, t?ind?ety; : AH?lmHf Buckets/ . ' ir?1 Ot) Teas, of every quality, &> ? Holland Gin, ' 1 - < fl .... ''. i ?.. " . ..'T i ?.i>^"?iU<yv maxi Whisky, every grade, 'from the1 com' ii ' mone'st to the finest;, Dome^G^j ; Dom estie .Brandy," ..., > \n' - j t. Y-New ?ngj?nd'vKum? . ',-?? /,- ' 4M ?tU u l*tti.te)itl - iii-l'?MJ Weak$1?< Shipmenis" ."of ''jitter.1 ?n4 uti FrencK Bran?y? ? ' ' ' ' j Jaimaiba Rum/ I Cjgars, IVom'In'e^cini^i^nest;''to'.' the '.iv ] ! : ii: ,^.r.?/.;i : /..'I ; , .. .. ??'ii?, . ?a? r1 r* Baggrng and Ties. j .?i tingsj.Osha?jj?rgp, Ya^n^^d'^ya'r?ety of Goods suitable for Planters, M "to-'Wbich we wish7 to direct the attentioufl^urifrien^s^ J I - . - - and the public generally.. . . .. , . , Augusta, Pct. I l_ , tf ;;y,'V";7. " ^ ??lij ...i ?U 1 ii' > ll ij| ?#j.i.' ?;. -.jr,^'?-' u ? ?IR . nj?.i' li HA It ttl!) Ul _ .u 'KV LT, if^MTi : / jctiiinb ?-. .i-M .?HI?;I . : ?....: ti !i*ri (.??... ..i? i ... I MCI .MiKVIjii ? ,KWOJiy } . . ., ..,1 ii : ^ ?.: i^'-: > ?l* I ll* i.L,I? ".- H. liiitj0ll - * : ' .;> .. ?. xl urtf - L ??? il/-- . mi. '>..; . ".Tnli -I/. l| Ililli ti.'i'/i . Vi H-t*!S i - i: L ff ?IO l_7'iir.'jii ?873; a 'Fatt-'iand-ff^iiit?r.'1;1 illili an ,je - l'i!'.) i-i-!' 1 u. u. i( .???'< if lain lit ttl I lue - w>" ll?j<i-ii h.* v ..: ( ?to?jl IBO .1 i.'-f iiffr ? ' rWH .0 ?? : /. U< W i i ??rn >??'?'' 1?<| .1 ..?ii 1. ; .. V ll. ??r:r.?^?:.Wi1C.'8fc; (Augusta, Cia. i RE n<mr?c?iyii\|ilancLwill continue to receive during tne Season, ite?HV B?? A ?>0V?000Jl_p< ''J J4 . <*ii*t ?i i' /.in) TbaTtbraw; ieW?firftTO^ . * We are *iRM&^ ?FTWW ? JV i our fc-iejr?^ P^iwli^wftiii?fe'^&^-A??; L0iWEOT<503?IjBy^ ? ? '?l H*? tm Everything usually kept infc?M^ais-'?to^ ? jy TTIITI. eit&mine and judg*?*(^?u^?ire8. ? r/J Augusta, Ga., Sept. 28 Sm 40 M Colombia, S. C. LAJCEEB; LAW.Rums, 8Btta&d?np&d& -<* Briek -Offie*.;' BJ t fhoftto* , F*ll I ragn e <fe Addison. .?fan. l, ,rlti r- 2 W . L?w. Notice. j A H? undersigned have formed a Ct> 3 , ^ge?fC^f|^^e^??? "'i the Fifth Circnit'/'4inder th? name'1 and; 115 f Style of M.v( LRATH dt ABNEYjns-j^r ?{xh, .j They will-also Piautluerite the ftmrt? of Trial Justices f?rjese Coondie/}. ?r vf/ I JOHN E. BACON, JEFF. D. TAME BT. fri! BACON &MfBT, ti?>v ?TJ'-'J. A -*4r> *x;;?70iioniiM nos "'Jj-i .'i tiaotf tad u,il n ?-vn* 1 OJ?fl?Jf ?fc BO?rH?MT.- -? : Office, ??? Attoi r?vf? jfT .Wjaiup ? oliy* Ia ei?.i ni tm na his r*vjr?esai6M'&^^ ?zens and surroundingeohrrtry.'- Omen at: -v Feb28 .?'^__Hjk: Al.di dJ ti NEW ADVERTISEMENT ,14_fV_ ._ ' or the year for agent?. Every family -WlU.llSWBii* ? pubUsk?d. For circular? sd? Lum ?X I'-Mothing Wc? it now drew H. S. GOOMTXZD & Co., UT Park Bow, JStrw ''York.. ; K, j ,:i QtMjO ?on 01? KJKK? ??dT QRBA*??RI?STl'Y..i.A $S iiafcaxtfie^T- 1 the.higaesj otfer for ll.jAi^waitoi-iAiiA -every town, on *r>?rptiual Income. Sena 10c. Esr ? I'Specimen to" SnOkft DoOar^ik^aM^ ll Lib-"1'1 crly.gL,ff.Y. > tuo lo ow i >nlmom i ? :i vi?-??- ?yi'jwini? >arn?wd G R AND Gl FT GONGEFT. ? . :;( m vi / if?i H- -Mtliwrn ?ii .-'xii-?i i iu mHK SKCO?TO ORAW? ^SrPT C(W cd W !>*??<? rab*r 7> 1W5?,'? beci??cr'to ac- -i alaUoa.0 ngmaOTt | out s fow.'day to an aaaahsrt. BMoilt? salo of ah the ticket*, m )/. -ni H The money necessary to payJn foll all the o?iired yith U now-npohWoMft^hFffin?* IfWl)!*'1!'' ver'j' Bank, as will be seen by tho following certls cate of tho Cashier: ...4 FajaA? aroDw^t*1 Bawif-'' " |''T This is to certlffu^r?iere ?'now o?^de?!lU,lBl,'l UM? bank tiver half a miiliotvof dollar? to Oa?J fen*: :: ' rf the Oin poncert food? ^iW^fl^Mtttti. i drawing. Sthi. bank as Treasurer of the' Phi eritackyto pay off oil girts to bo it !" 1,000 Prliea, anii?Wntti?g io ' iiloni $BOO,000 ?^?^?rif? will Ha awar4e4r^e-Wgbeat prliw bcing"<ir-00,--'li; I OOO, $50,000, $25,0u?, acddowaluregoUr, .gradation to $100, which i? the lowe*. ' The drawihai will' poaKWHr ' =nd - unnrdrtri Aiff ' ike place December 7. Ageota are peremptorily cquirrd to close sales and make returns Noveciber 25, ia oed er to give ampi e thae fer 1he fl ?al-arraige- ' menta, .Order, for tickut* or. applieaUona fore rca-., ?. lars Sbffid be ?SsSSSfW1 ~ ^ T?r,u i,ol, ; ; ?or. THOS. BRAPrxBTTK, . A .1 Agent PnbUc g^gf^^g^/j ARE iou mm n ?MiiZ . has.proved Itself to,fc . the ? ., :i HAVDSOMKST AM? MOST DURABLE EXTERIOR PAINT l?tt?W?. ' Sample card of beautiful colors and rccorcmci.da ii<vjif irum owners of the flncat.^deooea,Sn the; co?ntrr furhUhed Crae by 'all dejfera anil by IA VKR?LT. CHEM?CAW Wnrif co7.,'5 1 39 Bulling Slip, 5ibw ?qEk, >< ri .!'. : '' !( . , Or, Cleveland, Ohio. , SELTZE ) r?uori -<di a HV/ .wd. ??xrtl X v .; .,!!. ' ?i; ir. ii .mi ^O r . 'UUiu ASTHMA. I, Ko'thlng like lt - in medicine. A luxury lo 'pointe, ? patalea* evacoant, a rrentteattaolani to ta?, i ' oirculaiion,apenpiratorypreparation.an nnU-hl^oua : , medicine, a stomach!.?, n diuretic 'and an admirable Ctmeral altenatl ve. Such are ihoaeicnowledtcd aad . - daily proven properties of TABSAKTV Lnizrjacisj SRL?IEI: AyEareST. SOLT> BY ALL DBUOfilfiTB. . fha ?'t d ?IM; Tbe'iii^scriber? 'are ManWacmrert 'Actnttribr B? wh' ' '"' Bead's celebrated ASTHMA KELlEF, IO? teat .') remedy-for Aatbma yet discorcred. .instant. reUef y guaranteed or pureba? rtrm?y -ref?nifed. TSe medicine is pat op J? three ?lae*, whl ob. rrlail. I* .1. Soc., QCc. and $1. Persons remitting price wUl have the medicine- sent free by 'niall or wrpreaa.' Alair " samples sent free to any who desire; ETHKLDGE, , ; TULLES, & CO., Borne, N. Y. ,t ?. KAAA ; Agent* "r?aa4??L--SajBplea aenl,,., OvrV/tJ free by niall, with terms to clear from L*5 to $10 per day. Two entirely new artWea, asdsv fi ?le as flour. Addrea? N. II. W?IITE, Newark, N. J. A GENTS W?nt*d.--AgWJtsrnakj?ive moor .JO. ey at work for. us than ut any th' inera light' and permanent- Pattie STIN&OX 4 Co, fins At F Muter t, Tortlan d, Maine Particulars frei. - ?. Removal ? have moved our Stock of Gooda to 2 TO Broad St re et, formerly occ u yj i ed by Braiich, Scoit'dk Co., whore Vr? will ?1 he glad to see our friends and the public ' generally. '"' T. YV. CAR WILE ?t CO. Oct9 ; ,. r- tf ,.!. "4*.^ .?TOINE PO?LLAIW " , ? Adusta, ?^r^^r1' o OTjroN ":;FAC!T0;S.; , . wl-r And--- Ii '....>:. s Warehouse Proprietor. Commissions for Buying and Selling .tum . :ft?'p?T<WeCi?-'->!?i... >u t Consigmrients aggyj ^j^H Stat^of South Caroling ' 1 EIKxEPIELB' C?tJNTY,'- . ' "? j CO?RTOFOOMAfGNFL?AS. ... -v V. J. Tobi as and wife au<l | :] J. J.,B?>.wn, cred'rs,J?T^'s, Lucy H.'Pick6ns, EXOT?*;;'j StrmmonB* lo .(^-xeUeff.n-{ and outers, i>eienaaacsv. j I . , u, .. To tho jaefendants Lucy H. Pickemj, Ea. r genia Pickens, Mathew C. Butler'arid " Mariah, his wife, John E. BarM'S'd' j Rebecca, C., his wife,' Risa Lipscorn?r), I* ^1 ieLipscomb, Andrew Pickans Cole, '?^rr^^a?e herehy^iil^oned^?r?^ -X' quired to answer" the c^bramt ini '(i ?bis aettdn,' of whiter a oopyis heTewtw >? served upon. yeo?, /ami t? serve a copy oft twenty days after the aerVicehereof, ear-'' elusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time*?or^Sa?a;,,the 'Plaft?ff itt this Da^mSerftemb?r^r^: [ . .'?' "' JAMES ^r.'BAXTER, ' > I tt.4to i .fl Plairi#tes Attcxii?r. lu) \ ?<>MlT ? ,h ? g?,ti'.': ?ggedtl Jt?fet Re^tV'e^- 1 1 '": -! j??'Knsi^tB%gaiJBA0ia^;'ii nf ^peryard: ?. W ^ ^ TIES at 10 Oct 9 J. H. CffBATHAM' tf--42 Lafad (0 \mt'?vW&" rr .WILT.';ReW tor Vi?- t/ejt -yiarV > ' 1. Lwtse fnr storm of yen?; ISO ACRES M ^?^^Ydycn?i a^nd j^n'.mU*,,-'?ronifiI ' Messrs! J. ?. Devore.J P.^/elte Ind' Wi A'. ObiTett ^HiJS^iwWy^aM^ ' Ovation, prodndmr welt, atvd iattdaptad<. I toeithep. G^^MjCptU?^.jTia-ma ^M-, sbnable. J^^I n'U Sept. 17, *f 38 .