Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, November 07, 1872, Advertiser Supplement, Image 7
Fall-let thom faU aro?ad ; .
Fall, on the reddeiuagjsround ; >
Fall. as we fklt away from lue s sore t
Into the opean of eternity-^ ....
Lost, swallowed ttp, a^drowne*
; . Fal" though the sun is 6}fch*
And bright and blue th?s\y ; *
' Yet e^ery soughing wind its nryi
ge nd s
Falling, still filling, as fidse-heai
friends
In our adversity.
Yet while they Mil still fall,,
A bonnier llifht than'al?, **
AWuer sheen thin ?or??utuiunal sk:
? SBtoeson me. as'I feel tky love lit
' Di*j^?ni"K beiag"8 ihratl..
-/ " -We Walk, those leaves above,
ThyWftvoice, like the dove,
tow murmuring", or'as-when,- the wo
ajobng - . .>. :
On. morq ol' Valentine, the, wild bil
Wl?speVs herniate of love.
So let them fall away,
Friends of the Summer day- '
False Irlends, who cannot bear a fbi ct ir
test; : ? ? v ?
? I know .the love that liveth iiitfiy br<
: Will never fall away. '
- ..-;.*/?? . " " . - t
Never!. Not ev??v when?
/t ?eyond earth's narrow? ken, ,
Like dead leave* ila t Wring iu the un tu
tide,-, : * ? . ? . '
Wo two haye passed, our love shall >
? i abide,. t>.
j Shall have, grown perfect thea. "
The Uselessness and Cruelty .
the Inecfc-Rein, .
? -The, Maaaachueettfi Society, fdr
Fravenfion of Cruelly * td Anijon
nets' issued a Htt?e-tract' on the us?
the- Cneck-rei?,t..addjeesedtb. ho
owners-, dri.vere.and teamsters, wh
the Bwal -?hrolimq?ti ' ?produces i
. . abmewjiat abridged ??r? : -' .
If a man bas a heavy load to pi
or.draw^'he lewers his" heaoVby be
lng' forivardj AndthrOwa * the wei]
of his bo^/^a?nst, or .'to propel I
loacs-r-soi. does |he OJ: or horsev uti ?
similar droumstances, if permitte<
*' ff the man!? head Wei^ tied." tc
. beit around his body'so .that he co
not bend forrard, he w?ttld lose
advantage of lus weight, and. co
only pull 'or push with his muscles
ao al?o with the.ox pr horse.
' No One in the saddle would tl
. tie U/p the head of his horee, and
ene wQuld.,expect a horse thus1 t
u?tpwt? a race.''Nor would's
. due &i?k it an advantage "to )
cbeck-reins on oxen. > \
"\Tjf? London Hhrse-Tjook gay st
" Therhbrse ieol;t?n.pr?ye?tedfr
tbrowing nw weight?htb thecoHar
? tighjt check-rein-:a* jisfeless'"'a
???nrut mc?mr^r?n?e,. introduced,
?vanity, an<? retained by tboaghtle
ness amounting to; ?roel^.-. -F?W^
t^e'?iori'don' cab; dr?ye? :;n?? che<
reina, knowing them io" be ^Cotfsi
erit with proper work,; and when- ?
. ia^ observedj it .will invariably^
found to be -on. some poor anim
whose wearied and haggard appel
ance is attempted to be disguised
thieifnplenient of .torture. .. . ".."',
. ft a^?.check-rein is,'rn* nearly e\
ry. case painful tb . the anim il, a:
?seles? . to; the 4riyer. BecYuse,
..' fas tens tho head. i ? ?n' unnatural pc
tur? ; andi, 'as the, ^horse's should
and Head fair together, cannot be
any real support iii ?ase of stu Vu bli r
". Wh?fci, from some 4efeot in t
" animal','er other cause, the'e^reck-fi:;
is nseti, it rcust be), blackened. ' B
ca?ae, in adqit?on,.to the easier'.p
?it?bn of* the'neck, a "'greater 'portn
of 1yeig"ht cah. te thrown into tl
cbljar, esj^tialrv'goiiig up* "hill, 'thi
saying, a great aird nnb?cps??ry ?
p?w?irnre of .?oscular power. V.
w There-is' an important' dififer?ni
be.twe?n .a'tight 'check-rein and"
tightened1 fern,, althougn ?ot . genera
ly irnderstopcV. The.nrst i?injurioi
?nd cannot'help, th?. horse, wn??'Hi
qther ls. often; useful.'. Because, tl
latter is a steady support to th.e ail
mal-'s head, from.a distinct ab'd inte
ligent..sourcer-'the driver ; wherea
thej?rm?r ?s;T?nly the horses bea
iaetened'to hrs uwn shoulders. The
the c?i?ckriein is ' incenreisteut wit
thif action, of the horse's;, llead,
uleai-ly shown .by the ract; .t??t whe
a hprae falls it is ajways 'broh??."
"If ahoiee pulling aload'haa his hea
hfelcL in"by a check-rein, he ca?n<
. throw'his weight into t?e. p.ojlar, an
is hindered from giviagKis body th.
position which, is the most natun
and etfective. ? He has to.pull by tfc
fiifrength j of \ his '.muscle's unly 'j ti
Weight'of-his. body:, i's ^lost', and s
much p,ull?ng strength, thrown ?w???
Wha* remains is eie'rte\l .at a' grei
expenditure' of the horse's poWei
ind hgalth,. to say nothing of ,hi
bomfort. But it 'ihjUres tj)e hors
.'not only in' the way descrro?d', hi
the cou finement of th?'h?ad'ia acor
strai?ed position,'whilst the hear
afrd lung? ure excited by work, hie
ders' the oreuthing and the circulatio
of the bipod in the head. 'These\ej
fee ts make the horse ndcomfort?bl'.
and he'becomes! restJess ano! irritable
. iii Tact, his head ache's and pains hin
and he gets many, ? violent' jag am
: blow just because his driver canno
understand the cause.of his restless
ness. .Th? check-rein inflicts un
eeasing torture upon thc animal ii
s.till another way. By hoidi'ng ?th
head upwards it puts the muscles' o
.the neck on a co?tant .sf.-jjin . Thej
"become painfully uneasy and tir'ac]
If the boree cannot bear it he rest
.the weight of his'head'upon the rein
and. his mouth is1'violently stretched
'Tbuahe ouly exchanges one tormeni
for another. " ? .
. -Hr. Fleming, Vtterinary Surgeor
pf -the Royal Engineers, (Xondon,.
. .*?)^: ry ? - . .
* I think.nothing can be more ab
. auxd than check-reins: ' They ar?
acainst reason altogether*. They place
the animal in a false- position' .Th?
horse stands with k.check-rei'n exactly
as a man "would stand witih a sties
undeY his arms behind hia-.back when
told to.Write. It .is extremely cruel
afeo: .Lhave no doubt, if the .public
could onjy realiza ^th?- fact' tnat' it
throws away a large- portion -Of the
horse's power altogether,-and is very
cruel besides, this rein w?ul?) be, dis
eontinued. -It ja- not onjy- the head
that suffers, but from his bead to his
tail, from bia shoulder'tb his hoot
?nd his whole body, he; suffers, more
er lesA"'
GEO. T. AsQELu I
The following is a portion of V de
bate .between two. colored'men on.thfe
s?bject of national weath: . '
', ' Abe Music-" I tole you Jim dis
country's.a heap poar?r nb.w, 'an it
was afb' de wa.'. Jess look at my ole
mars. \ He's plump strapped and
ain't wull a da?a,' an, afo, de. wa' he
owned a hund'ed nigga'? 'at was wuff
a thousand, dalia apiece, '"' I tell ye
de country'* a hean po?rer.'" '
Jim Heney i-*-" Go 'way Abe, yer
demit rec^kon 'right; . .de country's a
heap better ot?. Afo de wa' us nig
gers -was all po.VWe didn't own
clofl^ga. But now every nigger own
his ee% der am't'one on 'ern dataonjd
be-bonght for ten &0nsMd dojlarfl.
. BT'Menwhotmk degnid^nglVofwi;..
met> display Imk owude^w^cfc, '
\
> l -?
?:$M\?BB?& oiiv Whistling
.. I hay spentja great', deal of sa
iagx afhd a surja of .mopey ^tew
who was the first wh?iss?er,;but up
now I am. j^ust as mucli^jincivih
on the subj'?k.t as iwaz.^>
J^kaa tell whopl?y?d t??? fust}
harp, and who teat the fust tin j
and i Teno the year that th ? hair
a'thousand strings wasdiskovereo
.but when whissling was au in-far
, as hard for rue: tew say az mi pra;
IO lo d'?tph. ' '
";Wh'?8s?ing iz -a ' wind* '.inlfrr'tfm
and & dk$ by ...pnckiirg alpine ma
and. blowing through the hole. * i-.
If 4 had a? boy .who couldn't w
&el,.i doxr,t mean "tew be. ?nderst
that i should feel, ?t liharty-teW J
the boj* up for-lost, bot i w'ouftf m
rather he would', jknow h?w tew j
.a seoond rate ?game uv cards. ? .
I wouldn't force a boy of n
tew whissel agin his' nalral iutli
.shun. .. ..?' . . .
. Wimmen.az a kind'or.in the ?u:
?re'.poor wh-isslersv< I don't kno 1
fi-found, this out" but j^asa glatt
it, it ii a'goori deal ljke crowing i
hen/: * ?'-.
?' -Crowing is an -unlady.-like thinj
a hen tew^-do.
-, A have often heard hens-tri tew.i
but i nev?r knu-one -tew do her
jitstiss. ' . . . . . .
. ' A rooster kan kro ?weil;- and a']
kaQ.kluck weil,- and lsd let-each
of.them'stjci'tew.their trade..* . -'
Klucking iz just az necessary
this world az: croing, ?speshi'y i
iz well did. ' Bat ? 'w?nt jt -Weff
derstood that! anrthe last man
rjeckord who would refu8? a:woma
cjbahoe tew whissel .if^she- waz>."x
tain she h?d the right* puck?r foi
I" never kau a good whissler
what had a goo&eonstitushun? .'-;
'V- Whistling iz composed-of' pt(c
and wind; and. these two accppipli
??ents denote yigo'r.. . . . ' / *
'Some peoplei alwus^whissel,'wh
.there ;z' danger., This they do' I
.^pthe?fraia "outof them. -WI
r Was? boyi.alwayskonsidered wi
sling, the next hesUhing tew a Jrah
to go down a'peHar wit?r.in the- r
.."The.best whisslee : have ever si
. ???v bin among Ihe negroes (i."mi
this rehoark with, tho highest resp*
to tnA'acc?mpl?8hment8.o"* the whit
?ji?v? heard';a?;South Caroliny;dai
. whissel so natral that' ? mocking-b
would'drop a wa:m out of ?is 1
teW'talk tact -..-<.
? . I d?n't wapfc ?ny ]>?tter evidei
ov'the'general -honesty- _,thare iz i
.Whiasel than the fact* yier^ain't.'no
ing which a dog will . answer ?uicl
than-the whissel- ov-hie master ?
, dogs are as good jud^s ov'vTion'ei
azeny- kritter-fhat lives.'. ...". , .
; It'iS hard, worjc to; phpol a d
oncfe,Wd itriz next tew impossi'
t?w pfaool him. th? second time. .
"? am't frajdv tew trust etmy-. nj
?forA-?mail'/?mount whp.-iz a gc
whissler. .?'^payiq't waq? teWrS
him a-fatm off cr?dit, -for I shpt
?xpekt to have- - tew .take the la:
baofcafiiSr a while, ah?.1 'remove t
'mortgage myself;. .:. ..
' . You oanft whissel ,? mortgage.io
ftom a farm. ' ? ^ ?... . . .- . o';
.A fusj; tate wKissloe' iz.like. a,^
diing ?size-.? ddier, /'good, for '.nothi
else, and the. .wiussling,. may keep
man from gettiug lopesum-rit wbi
keep him. from.-getting ?ragged. .
., II ow ia hiye Lon&
'*-We copied ff om arw-?atiiumber
Appleton's Joilmctl an account girt
1>y .the jfeet Bryant of'the'mode'
life which he had pursued for1 . mai
yearSj and to which jnay fairly be 2
fribiifed* ' his reniafkab?? health
mihd and hbdy afc ? yery advance
age.. _ . A Geovgian, ' rw?o profess?s.:
be *9? yea) s of ?ge, ajid. a oarpent,
by trade, has been1- . moved . by M
Bryant'.adetter to give h?s^own^mit
od of. preserving" health, which
somewhat different from that pf tl
poet. .. Se says ;
. '* T'gefc vp apQut five in the mon
ing, il rink abo?tsix or eight drinl
of good, solid corn whiskey ; by aboi
;eiglit o'clock. .By tt?at time? l 'hk\
, jacked 'oft' and' dressed about fn
hundred feet of plank, inore or ?e?
then take bfeakiiist. . ' . .
? ".My breakfast .is -generally
smothered chjeken and?a stewed'ca
fish>; ot two or i hree trout ; . sqmetimt
two or thr?e^had, with -boefeteak-an
ham tnd*'fried eggs, witfi twoarkhr<
.dozeh boiled eggs, fifteen or twent
batter cakes, with a- littje coffee' c
tea-say abbut six or eight cups
. j ?st as I; feel about the number.- <
cups.' . I* then joint, tongue, .an
groove' the plank. ? By about 1 o'oloc
I am/ready for-putbing up Or.dowi
at Which time I dine. * .'- >
. " My dinna? is not always th
same ;. but generally I take-aboi
?bree or-faur-ouarts of-turtle-';ar pe
, soup, a small'baked pi^;, or a ro?ste
goose, sometimes a quarter of a lami
or kid, greens, beans, peas?, onioni
eschalots, potatoes, cabbage,'and ?th
t er like vegetables, oy ' which time
.have drunk about fifteen or'trwent;
drinks of -old, solid cor-n whiskey
After dinner I put up or down nr
plank, -as* the case .mav be ; take
few drinks during' the'time, say abou
twelve or fourteen..
" I then take the last meal, whi?l
is generally-galled tea; don't use an j
meat ; drink about six quarts of ?ooc
.bnttterruilky-with about one and a hal:
or two pounds .of light bread ;. take
about.four drinks to' hold- it., steady
lay down about eight, und rest bettei
than if I hud .crowded- my stomach,
I then" rest well, dream pleasant
dreams,.and l ise-early a!rain .
" This bas been my. mode of living
through life;. I am sto?f.and a?g*?ve ;
yveiglh from 26G ' to* 275 pounds ;
health fine. My head ia as black a?
a gander's back. . I am not* very ex
travagant in 'psing- tobacco ; only use
about, two or tb ree. pl ogs -a day, say
one and V half ponnds ; smoke some
and chew, the balance-not that I
like the weed: ase it only to k?ep
my flesh'-down."
. jg}- An lUinois man resorted to hang
ing as the, only effectual c ur e for the ague.
. W S. MIMS v
' ' "' . WITH
Ml & El?
Coiton factors
G?n?ral Gomm ?ssion Perchants
And Agents for tho celebrated? '
ETIWANA WANDO,- DUGDALE IND
V COTTON. FOOD OUA?IOS: . '
. Corner .Jackson and Reynolds 8?s.,
A*1feir8TA, QA.
Consignments $olieitea. .
Comniistion? for Selliii^
Cotton ??,00 per Bale.
.w: DAN?, ' . ! "
. Lato Daniel A HiU, ' .
- ! a A. ?tow?r?ND;* r.
."v.v ? Fornierjy 8tov?ll & Howland ?
Septll . ?rn 38 j
The People of Edgefield
will dowell to recoir??tfth?t ?&ffl?# ?
^lJie^.caiLJiu^?eixJEaU,.aad
'Winter* Dry Goods to the
-fest advantage :at the OM S$
C?*h House of ' ' ?.-..?.?
Xasti House ol
M i* \ Iv*
;., WE Bli Y FOR ; CA SH ! ; _ / jj
V WE SELLr FOR C ASH !
NO MD DEBTS MAD?1
. ' ; ' 'v . .Therefore, /- . . ' .
' M0N?Y F?R THE CUSTOMERS.
;.;7.,.: : CHR?OTOPHER GRAY ,& co., ?
..Cor. Broad and Mc?nt0sli,Sts:,. .
*??|t?tft, -^?pt. 25;'- *r? .
TO THE CITIZENS
i<? rife .. ;-; ' * 'rt! : . ....
J- ..-'. . : ?' PTY*, '..--r^ffi
*|f E.4eQ?fe-to;returfl.0?rrcere- their iiberal patronage in the pasf;
and' hoping, in the, futiire to be favprt?d with a continuance' of the same.
. We have ?TiJi?ndthe.laxgasti arid, most' cdmp^ete'-Stdct 'of'''Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings, ever br?nght' td this - place, consisting
of Potei'gn?' and .Domestic- Goods. *
-Wefc?v'? secured the-services of a First' Class Gutter from New York*
who' we"guarantee""will* give satisfaction in'every instance.
. ; Ve aisb.hfiye .on 'hand* a full' .li?^.of Cents' -burnishing
whi?ft we are selling very row. .. \ .
-*:;- .: . .*.'.. vVery Respectfullv, . . '
W?lTM&n"& BENSON,
.'-..*. . . . .'02fr<BroadStreet,'AUGUSTA, GA'. '
...O?t&,. ... Ni??' V- '?....' ** '.<* " 3m
Goods,
. - vt t',
.WV i . I
to*
tait??
? I fl '
I
r .
T?mes; are , Hai (?r and Goods must be
:,Sol(K 'Law!t?.-me?.t: ?be, wanjts-?f ' .
Vf**
eSEAT PPCTION IN: THE PRICE AF DRUGS, M
i H?YE.,the^a?u^a:of, informing, the putlic and my patrons tji&t my
[Stock in eyery^epV^me^4a^"U.?f' F^st-Glaes iand Genuine Goods^ahd I
have -this.day *fi94jibed'af? jar^aj| to,th?iow,est possible-rates. .. w n
_/j?he Public ar^e cprdiajly invited to visifcmy. -ptore, - and judge for timm
t?reeof mywStpa?W'.ll^|sm Paints,
Oils, Tarnisn, Glass, .Eancy Ai--ticles,teToiIets, Colpgnes,
-And es].)ecially to
? Extracts,. ' Brinkes, ' ?on'ibs, -Soaps, &c.
judge ?f my' prices.,.,.'" ?. - ?5 . ..
SA full ?rie'of'-f^roc'er?eS ??w^ys..on*juan'd,'8udh as-.' . ?
. Sardines,?ra|k?ra'^ ... k?? >;
Mibearoni, ?tteese/.*' ',* 4 * '' ' ... . ..
*'.rFi^/'MeairGHte,'Bacon,; / ..',, ...... 'v, ,.....
^ ^hd'aU'ot^r articles usually kep^jn a fo-strcJaes Grocery House.
And now, as-'f?r
< ???'
'*?
Ufr?
-Brandy, Whisky, Gin, RUBI,; Wm?; Ale, Porter, ?c.;.
I believe I have the inside-track, and'tjmik'th'at.ioveisof good 'liquors will
sustain me. *';'... . " " '
No.w ou,ha-nd a choice lot?of Chewing an/l'Smdkin^' TOBACCO, and 'S?r
perb OIGAR3-of. all'kinds; . .' .... .'
.: < .'.-. . ' ; " ? W. .1. S?1VDEK*S.
'Bear in mind that.tobV'sicU is a costly (lung. t.. Tlierefo.ie, get Pure.and
Genuine.Medicines, at reduaed prices, and keep well. ,
" Wh^n you ?tse sick/s?nct to'Sanders' Drug Store for your Medicines.'
'.' PRESOlrjrPTIONS and'. FAMILY' IOC?IPjPB.carefully.compp.undea by
Br.'Bandera in perron; at .mo??raie'o'ost. ...
v 'l^e Ladies ?te invited io eall' and examine'my stock of r?air Brushes,
Oombs,.Porniades,,i Colognes, Extracts, Soap's, arid'many other articles of
h??sehoid'Value.'"' . " . - . . v.,
.' At S?nders" Drug Store Avillbe iou nd "EVERY ARTICLE sold- by any
other Drug House; and a great many -?irt?ctes not sold by any one else. 'All
at 'reduced prices., ^ ? ... ? '. ; ; V . ., . . ^ '
'.. v M >. E?OEMR O.SE^r.EvOI L,
i'ua-e, Bright and JBea?tiful, 50 cents per gallon. Five or. more gallons, 40
cents., ... i ./. \*..'. . . - * < . A ? . .
- 'April 3. tf : 15'- .:. .'.-,. ' .W. A. SAIVDER^.
,; GEtX. C. R.0 B l N'SO N
- A,
'WHOI?ESALE;.: GROCERS
... ..
mai '
*"- A'NB- -
B ff*
S ;*.';.;<
?*.% ?.'
- .': ki
?CK OF m
?and and to Arrive.
-. 50 Hhds; MOLASSES; ? . ~ ' | * ' Heavy Benga'l BAGGING, 1 j .
. 100'Bbl* ':;u ' ' ': ' Long Arrow TIES, - - '.;';
* 50* '* SYRUPS, ' " ? j1 - Large Sacks SALT, ? a
.100 " SUGARS, ' -Best Leaf LARDi. - Mi
10 Hhds. ' '? .-. . ' - . ?est Factory. CHEESE, ? . .
lOO'Sack? COFFEE, ' . "
' 100 Bbls. WHISKEY, .' '
25 '" WINES' ' . . -
. 300 P'k'gs. MACKEREL,
. 100 "BWs. Choree: FLOUR, .
. 100 W Medium . '" * ' '"
50,000 libs. C: R: SIDES,
30,000' u SHOULDERS, -
- Best Satin CHoss STARCH, ?fl *
Best Pearl-STARCH,- "
Fresh Cove OYSTERS,' '
Old Govt. Java COFFEE;-.. . 1
. Prime Laguayra ?' ? --.
- . .'?Best Adamantine CANDLES, a
i Dry Salt SIDES,
6 . Ali kinds CANNEp. GOODS'r
AIVD A F?LL STOCK' OF FAIWILY GROCERIES.
Thankful for'the liberal patronage bestowed,* we hope by strict attention
to 'business, to merit th? sahl? itv the future. -, '
: STAPLES & BEAB,
Auguata, ?ept,17, ^ ^ ;- Augusta.Ga.
1 jp xv. civivoi?, : ~
IJ. S.? Com?nissioiier,
Offlco:.' Johnston's 'Depo^ CC <fc A RR
JAIE NOTICE. f ?jL
iff " COH?N,- 'Watchmaker and Jew
hDw ellet, NO. 142*Bro?d street, city of
Angusta, jnforms .the'pnblic that she is
about to retire from the. business, dud
desires that all wno nave left Watches,
.Jewelry., Guns ?ndPistols with her, or
with G. Cohen, for repairs, to adi foi
them wit??n sixty days from dite; after
that time everything uncalled for will
be sold at public outcry to nay the cost
for repairs. .
:t?he otfers her fine sto?k of Jowelry,
Watohes.Guns, Pistols, Musical Instru
ments and Fancy Gooda at.a great sacri\
flee. "Now is the time, embrace the op
portunity if you desire bargains/ ' . $
? .. ?? ' . g COHEN.
..Auguata^Ga., Sept. 17,1672. -V8t40.
Oct 9
TO. PU?tT?RS..
2000 Yds.- Best--Be?galL''so*1 -DpuJ???
! r. AnslaorJ3AGGING.*at Mi^ pW^ ?
60'Buniies-Airbw.OSBS at?L0orpr4*s.
* ^..;o?. hi CH?AfTHAAfc .
Got 2 tf 41
HUGH B. HARRISON,
.WITH
MILLER, BISEL! ? BURUM;
. AUGUSTA, QA.1 '
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-And-4*; *,
Dealers in
First Class Gioccricsr
ALL Orders entrusted to thenr will
receive promptandcareful attention'
.Augusta? Sept ? . .
tf . 37
P" E?^ON&Jeavi^Pjn?r??3^e>,4m
tho trains.can ieay/a .tUelr, Hpo*e^at
Stab'-"" ,*-',orn t-'inv "-iff. itofimiFniH..
-ery:;care
SftE.
OctT ? 41
? ?
GB?l??D.C?MBIN?TWN
> >Y;^*?^B?.y?H;?*HE NEWLY INVENTED . - r ; ' ..?
Sc????ir's P?tept Qualifying "Eub^s* -
?in invention having q rhost impartant bearing "on "th? future* reputation PT
nstruments,,1Sy''itieaJ?S'.?f -whie?tii? quantity or Volume of tone is very largely
.increased, and the-quality of tOne rendered
Eqiiu? to
af the Best Pipe Organs of the
Same Capacity. r '<
Otar celebrated "Vox Celeste," " Louis Patent,? '** Vox-?ff
. - . < . ? .
ana,"
Wilcox
Patent,??. ".Octavo ?Coupler,?''-..the .channing " Cello'! or jiCiarkraet''. Stops, .and
. . ?ra/iffE; ^ .'' " '
Can'b? obi?|ried'?hiy.in thes???rgans. ' ' v^'^ r
Thirty-nve' pi de rent Styles,' for";t?rt'Pttrlotuand the. Church*..
The Best Materia^ nnd Workmanship? .
? ? ? - Quality ant] Volume of tone Unequalled.
. -F?MGEB ?50 to-$$00.
Factory and ? War (rooms, f or. 6ih & Congress S ts., Delroy, Michigan
(f?ta1?eja in?85a.} ; AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY;
ft'.CLttf?K 0EOA5 C?:, detroit,. Jliohigan, ?
sept. i8,! *" , r. : '?mlx&i JJf?.1
Tr-- TTv
VW-1 f*
V?* it) iii*
' '-v. .<????. . . fi I IN: THE
. - ', * ' . ?
' Of " New Ycw?
.A V}*<r '.?.&. V.. >.... .i-w*..'- ;
.<;.,'.-.A. .^?;N^y pfeift*]
M MM H -. J. ^
Cash Capital .ra^A?sel^W?lr'
. --te- Because- it ia- acknb-wle
fJomrnMsioii&'s. ?. '? '.' ' .'
2. Because it is ?ie-cheapest, '. . fRUJEffi ?^?P# V // . 0 " .?
3. Because it endorses -<;h'e Sufn-endo)- Vallie on its Policies, i? Dollar^
a?irf'."<^!Wte',:for-ten consecutive'years. ? ^'^?'W'^ ?*
?..According ta-the statement pf..the rates of th? different-Life Ipsnrance.
Companies ot -nj-sW?lass* standing ia-the; TJnite^^tates, made b/ ''.?he ?Tn?-"
versah'in'ita.a'dve?tisement entitled "Facts are Stubborn Things" and
published in--.the Edge?eld ^oherti^,^,^e?x&,i?^. Xhe^M^al]Bates
ofit?e ?rwWj?4xe ??(?neapirr-ythatt;-t??bse orany named' Company%
For instance,- according to that- statement
" '. ; jAt'ihoag
j jj ..? >;T ^<v < . ! Will In
9?? m
o age of 20
* 50
usure
I n -1 h e ? r oofiity**'. .... v ?.v.. ...,.-..".
Eqi?table.r-.,.v....;..:.,. -.
Balance in fevor orthe Brooklyn .f
In Hie Brooklyn........".,.,.
" ^ " Piedmprit'& Aflhigton.
Balance in favor of the Brooklyn;
Tn the Brooklyn.
" ' " New York Life.
Balance in favor of fha Brooklyn.
In the Brooklyn..,.;.
" " Carolina.I'Afo.,....
Balaceo iu, favor oj thc Brooklyn.
Inf the'BrohWyii...',...?..,.:..i.1r..;v...;.;
<4i " ??tua.....?..iL.
?8,3?a73
$8,875 43
8|4i5 46
.?420 27
?T;f)4l 47
$1,33|'??
??,875 78
Balance in .fayor Of \ho Brooklyn..
In the Brooklyn.I,..:.
" CotJ.on ?it:itc*i.fv........v.
Balanc? in favor of "tho Brooklvh..
Mm ..y r- ...
In the Brooklyn.
" " .St..Lbuis.Mutual..'...:;.
Balance in lavor of th.e Brooklyn.:
in the Brooklyn.....-.;.
" " So?flierhLif?.::..:...._
.V- i..,; ?./ . ?. '?? i y f V
Balance in favor of .tho. Brooklyn.
In the;BTOOWyn..
?** ** 'Knickerbocker
32
$8,875 73
S.42G.9?
$?148
. j.
s.S,87? 73
'.S,4?5 4f>
$420 21
$8,875 73"
8,841 36
. $34 37
?S,873^3[
.8)?115 73)^,
$2t?0 00
$8^875 73
8,603 50
At t?va?e bf 30}Avt the age of 40
$200 ?2o3
Will Ipsure f WiB Imnfe'"
T .$8,389 J27'
To?7'22
' .S4?OM2
>9,^50 60
8,810 57
$9,250^0?
. 8^810 00
6440 69
$9,250 ?9
6408 9C1
$9,250 (??
$451 75
.$9^50 69
. 8,8?0 5"
. $440 12
$9,250 69
8,841 78
$408'96
.-1
69,-2?0-69
. 8,877 55
$210 23
. . $373 14
?9,250 69
8,639 30
i) : $402 05
7;987 ti
. W 05
; $8,389* 27
-.7,987)22
' $402 05;
$8,389 2?
7,91$ 40.
.. $472'8T
$8,389 27
8,108 10
$281 17
6S?389 27'
7,087 22
$202-05
$8,389 27
7,016 40.
. ?? ll
' ?$8,889.;?J
7^936 5?
L '' '.. '
58,389 27
7,839 10
'$611 39?.'
Balance in favor of the Brooklyn.
.* STOCK RATffl?
? " ?" .Ni.'' -i*. -
At tho agc o? 30, . At tue age c.
S2ClD:?m^ureW^250 iarJlf ?nsnxe : .
,$ll;75?00' - :. '."'$10^rX0' .
? 1M90.01 ?; . ; ; .,
r- ;.. J
At the ^'
. Tri. th e . B r o ok] y ri...'. ?S...?. .Va.
lu the -Universal...........
0 Of 40,
'-'$385 00
'j'BaC in /avpr'of theTSropklyn ut .?t?c& rate? $353 99
.The '.grcpily. a(?vca^geoiis\jcu?i(?re of th? BrooklynTm endorsing tK'e ?St?^
render Vtducs upon, its* .Policies',' m DoUars- and Gents-, far ten\ c?nseerUive.
years, has^^et.with unqualified praise from the^mpst celebrated'American
Actuaries,'.as..also from the .Press. ?ast', North and S?utiV ' _
, The..'Hon. ]Eliznr...W>iglx^ who. is,'admitted to bc the greatest, Jns?'rhii?e?
Mathematician a?id \ ?ActpAry m^meriaa. congratulating 'The Broo'klyn.,
upon this.Jiew* .and' ?^sti?ictiv.e .feai?r?r&avs^aihong'bt-h?r^ thrngg, "*-. I am
pointmeut and.dissatisfec^oh of retiiing.Policy? holders,.at' the' sfytiUntiSx
of the surrender valise paid," ?&q. ''Ail-^bie:would.:;.haVe beten; ^veiite.^
by. a distin?L, statan?nt o? t?ie Policy, in advance, of thc sum ,tQoe paid."
Thi? statement, it,will be seen,. The? BVookl*orf ..mdltes/'ih.irkllaxa .and
cents,, sq that .there can b? no mistak?, " "' ' '
* Read What Southern'-Tap?rs'''^ay:>?f',Tlki8;Mtin>6r'i ;
I \''?e %kin\lR^Mgn,'?ortH Gamma,} Jan.; 27,-1869.^ T?i? great \
'feature of cash surrender ?palues is .'an impro'vwh??t .:*9?at?tB?gnaI?'r^.- e?i.
ju LifeJnsnra'n?e.''
\ Suri, (Oluvibu.s'Georgia)-"There is no better Company in the land;
a.comparison with'oilier corporations of asimilar character, will convince
9I? of the. sifflciior safety- in taking risks with The Brooklyn Life,"
Dispute}., {St, Louis, Mo,,) Jan. 7, 1869.-" A Policy in, Th Brooklyn.
i^iWMS^ worth' so much in reach/ ni??iey. Tliis'?s the only EtftCfyh
prpliiy. ia tlieT ?ouot.ry that Has carried this excellent feature (of endbi-sing
the' cash, surt-ende;-' values in dollars and cents^) into ;ts buaness.'.',. iiJ?pii
icy holders bang doubly assured, the system' can?ot "fail to' becotiie very
popular/;.. ? ' . ?'
It will be seen that - we-ass&i nothing in the above advertisement; b?t
make a.-simple, statement of?.the superi^qdvomiages of ^JietBrooklyri,.??i it
appears from disinterested parties. .' ?Jgc'i;-' .' .;'
The Hon., Ms L.(. Bonham ha8"b.een ^"associated with? uVin 'tEi' General
Agency-.of Tbe 3rooklya for-thia'State. . j.
B?\HAM, Mim & BITLER,
. ' 'General Ager^a^anag?rs.'?
" Office over the Citizens' Savings Bank, Columbia,^; C.,"
And" at
S/C.
March, 2Qtf
1 - . ?
WM. D.. DAVIDSON. . ...
' JOSEPH BRUMMEL
IMPORTERS,
Wholesale and 'R?t?fl-; B etri* i*s ih''
Sept ll
Foreign ajtf D?mestic Liq??i%
BRAND??s^NESt -'.' ' > ?2
GIN, RUNT, .. V
. , JFORTER, itLE,x?te.
BRUMMEL'S LADIES' BJITTERS,
.th^Best-and Purest Tonio; . - , r .
^ BRM?S?L'S-^AG.U? AND: FEVER
BIXfERa, warranted to'>'rjW- QT ?ie
xnoney-rethrhfed. ' * f ,'">*-%* f
.,: -.. ,;,vi, 28jidVoad at, Arfguita, ^a,>j
mm
mmm
JTbe jjogress of this Cow)'anydttri?^ |||^^P^?^8Sp
|rag tl
1
Jafof'btit tW*n?
)epart-ments.
testimony of tao widows ana orphans "-preaifm fKTO TOBV^J JiJ
thUOottjiany:- ?. j gUy^ yL-k?5!
knpwwi?er? to' find.ns when, they .neeil j^j^e^***
FOR ?HEW* T " T 2
.. Comflri??i* .i?**f? rf**.--?* t.?3*
. ; Wugata (^grk??jg,;!
.*r-! 'O.? BaWsidteSi' '? ?
/\" ^tev:^o;,v -..
. . Baoo? Shoulders,
"Balk do/
8 * Vra" (fierce and kegs),
T- Teas, of e rery quality, .
mo nest tx? the finest;
Domestic JK,
.V^^cBr^^g
Weekly Shipments of. Butter, .and
ii ? v>v- ??. ? A 'fi
Cheese.
Cigars, ?rem fhe^OBunoojrt io tbt
' VIP ^ ?vt ??* ? ir
.?X?a ltlMl"i jj1? ^Th^tjSffj?
do'. '? Porter?. ^ . ,4M?
Shirtingfl, Osnabr??gs, Yarn?,.aad? variety of Gbo4s s?ii?ble for PUtolt
. " to wkict we -w?k-to-^iiect the dte?fc??tf Slr fijU*W.O
?ugoata, Obi. 8, t . ?K^tgi
. ?d ..ti *>vV,
. .. .. JEU I j
wm* ?
I8I&.. .;. M and j%ift&.,mrsjffllr
? ;. 4,..-- V .'Wfl 1 .'Wjt* A Uv? . ?i I . .
ARE now receiving,-anpT will continue-to receive dnr?ngitli?-r Season, S
THE CHEAPEST ?^VB^f ?SSt?TEO -gr
That th?y ii?v? ever'p&re^ to-the ?public Their, fiends }an.d tb?.]
'gerier?ily.?Te ipyfteff'to inap?^^
We are 'determined not to, be undersold, and . in this ?onrrecfcion,
to our Hxi?Mas and patr?n^ that we are prepar?d to sell t?em., Qoc
? Evevytuing1 u?tiaily? kfDtlo ^'Firsi Class Dry Goods esiibftsnfeeafc eta
found aj QUT^tp'r?;:. ." \ f *'c? * . . -k> *? \ %S?XttM* W :
t?'"jtetjtfi^ examine and judge'-fteL*'yo?rse?f&:" .>.'."?? -r
j Augusta, Ga., Sept. 25 ... '.' 3m ^ &>?: ? ?.'.<<^py<D
NEW ctoTHirW ?M|yaK
? ES^?O^Wtl?^^nnouuoes to his CarpU?a.^e?datot?iii?Stodc i
Xl Varied, and in ppint of STYLE, FINISH and PRICES, win-cota!
blv with?pyothsrBslabnahm?nnn the qty. '** '*?*Xr*s \*3V
.Give.m.e a cali; br send me your^
entire'sa?8facqon. ' ..?? f "'*''** ^^ffiWffiKfe'T
AND A FULL STOCK OF WEI^^t4(Kfi!
Ala?, thc Wi
1 .1
.. (EITHER nWK
The most sa^rfacioiy Wa^on now in n*e.-, * ^?asij^^-dver^
? ? ) ""OD. ' '<D' I
,_; ..WJB-BEG TO p5FEfir Q?lf'i? ?.,
. 500 Belles
'TpBtMjiiT^||l?^?P^ppTw, ' ? *,: ? '4L SSS