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Tho-Merry Il?axt- i 5 'Tis well to have a merry heart, HOYT ever short we stay ; There's tvi&loin in s merry heart, .. Whate'eri th? world may s?y ' Philosophy may lift its Bead, 1 And find out many a flaw : But give me the philosopher That's happy with a straw. If life brings us but happiness, * 5 j. It brings as we are told, What's hard totiuy,. thougWrich ones With all*thoir heaps of gold : Theft laugh hway; 1er others say What'er they will of mirth : Who laughs the*most, may truly boast . Ho's got the wealth of earth. There's beauty in a merry heart, A moral beauty too: It shows the heart's an honest heart, That paid each man his due. And lent a share or what's to spare, Despite of wisdom's fears. AndLrnade tha cheek,- less corrow speak, The*eye weep fewer tears. The sun may shroud itself in cloud, ;. ? ; j The tempest wrath begin, It linds a spark to cheer the dark, Its sunlight is within 1 Then laugh away, let others say Whate'er the;,witl<of mjrth; , .. Who laughs the-mo st, may truly boast He's got the wealth of earth. How the Editor Euchred ll ?m. Fite-Augustus Jones wa? a; sWeet tempered/youth, of sixteen j he j was also a caudidate" for literary hohors. Many were the poetical effusions that emanated from his pen, and many were the curtes hur?ed at his head by the editor of the Clarion, who seemed to be the most abused of the many victims that Fitz took delight in torturing. Although his poems were never published, he did not give up in despair, os a great many would have done, but continued to write on, for he. was a persevering youth, and his cheek was sublime. At last, the editor, finding .timi, Fitz could not be bluffed off, 'coircl?ded to-pub lishojxe of his poems, knowing what the result wood be. .Indue course of f?meT'the "Lines to Mary-Jane," as they were called, appeared in a conspicuous part of th? paperj and in less than an hour afterward a man with a cowkide coucealed under his coat and a copy of the. Clarion in bis j hand, was seen rushing along the turnpike, -in the direction, o? Mr. Jones' residence. Arrived at the house, he burst open the door, and stalked into the room where Fitz was seated ; and before that astonished young mah could utter an exclama tion of surprise, the nian-hadr'jerked him into the middle of the room, where he held him with ooo hand while he pointed to the M poem" with the other. " Scoundrel !" he thundered, " what do you mean by writing such trash about my wife ? Answer me !" and he brandished the cowhide aloft. The sight of that whip seemed to awaken poor Fitz to a sense of the situation, arni he managed To stain mer out : . " Wh-what is that you say ? Me write trash about your wife? Why, what the devil d'r e mean ?" "Didn't you wnte those line?? You are accredited with the author ship, and the editor says yon wrote them." And the man flourished the paper beneath his (Jones') nose. " Yes, I wrote em !" exclaimed Fitz, somewhat discreetly, for he had expected that this production would meet with the ??ame fute.that the oth ers had, and was agreeably surprised when he found it bad not. "You did, eh?" roared the man, now thoroughly exasperated. " Take that, you scoundrel!" And he proceeded to rain blow af ter blow upon the back of poor Fitz, Until that worthy went down on his knees, begged for mercy, and then, only then, did the enraged mun pock et uis whip. " Young man.'* said he, glaring at the prostrate youth,' "I think you have had quite- enough. Take my advice and leave off writing poetry in future, unless you can avoid per sonality. Letthis be a warning to yon. And the man strode out of the roorn. When Fitz had sufficiently recov ered from the e/lects of that awful thrashing, he picked ufcnsdf up, to gether with the copy'of.'.tlie, Ctupjjjk the man had dropped. Running hu eve over the offensive "Lines," he found nothing wrong until he came to the last verse, the tirsf line - of .which had been altered - by the edi . tor, and read as follows : " For you I live, dear Mrs. Rose : For you I sigh in vain ; > . Dare I hope my love's returned, My darling Alary Jane? It should have read : "For you I live, my sweetest rose," Ac. The editor said it was a mistake of the compositor's ; but Joues knew better, and said " it was a darn mean trick. That dose of cowhide cured him, for he never wrote another "poem." A GOOD ONE.-At a political meet ing, not long since, the audience and speaker were very much disturbed by a man who constantly called for Mr. Hemy Whenever a new speak er came on, this man bawled otu "Mr. Henry! Henry! I call for Mr. .Henry!" -After several inter ruptions o? this kind ateaensp >%eh, a young man ascended the platform, and was airing his ?loquence ip > ? magniloquent style,*tiiking out.pow erfully in his ges: ures, when again the outcry was heard for Mr. fleury. Putting his hand to his mouth like a--pe.iking ir?tnpet' this*maj was bkwiin'g <tot*L. the fcpri ?rf biajojc* : " Mr. Hemy ! Henty ! Henry ! I call for Mr. Henry fo make a speech !" The chairman now rose, and re marked rhai jf^ w?ttld obligr the au dience'rf flit*geiitle^iniWouM refrain from any further calling for Mr. Henry, as that gentleman was now speaking. "Is that Mr. Henry ?*J said the disturber of ihe meeting. " Thun der ! that can't be Mr. Henry ! Why, that's the Jitt'e cu*? I hat told me lo holler." A SAD LITTLE DILEMMA.-A De troit mau wants to ?ell a patent pis tol cane or a promising Newfound land pup he doesn't care which. He went home the otha* night and ?et hiacane^ heavily^".charged, behind .the door, and started ?ri for-a little, Tompwith three bright little ones and the d^jortin^.- pupr Wiiey got along Wel?? enough',U?tiL pup spied th? cane.'and. going foiii%rtarted on A^pfoaiscoous. rut^^indTliHurs and table legs w?fB" Tt?Wtw*een his teeth. ..'The-doting father/remembered the fatal effect of s si?gh? pressure on a spring, and with rare presence of mind succeeded in throwing the chil dren down the stairs, and placing '.himself on top of the sideboard be fore the thing went off. The'bail .only broke a $100 mirror, and the pup got a few scratches in jumping through a plate glass window. IS?" The man who can vary his pur suits, and has time for ev cry thin g- for ? Jrfteeif, for ?s-^fty for bia children, for his friend*-alone .understands what it is to Jive. ?Av??ng m?n'^?nl^??D town a ew months agp, and bought half a loZen shirts," which opened at the jack. He took, them because the rt?reke'eper! 's?BsuWd'.tijn?ltb?d were in the very1 rate?t Btyle\ and bfe wore [hem eleven weeks, buttoned up in Iront, with the bosom between the 'boulders, until somebody happened l o'see'him in his shirt-sleeves and ex plained, th* situation, aa it were, to Irimj jjeStaidhe tflbuaht jt.was'aiful jjbat they jajcf ?ofit) p I much elaborate work on the back, but he wa.? bound to be in the fashion at any sacrifice. Sheriff's Sale. Wm. T. Shumate, Receiver] vs f . fExeculu Witt. B. Dorn, ? r .. * y i \ ?> j'i TWSame, Ul' li ) lit? iii ya - > Execution. ' Aim Creswell, vs l Execution. The Same. BY virtue of sundry Executions to me directed, in the above ?tated cases, I will offer-iWsal? M dEcTgefield Court House, on Sale-day in January next, to the highest bidder, all the right, title and interest of the Defendant in the follow ing property, to wit : ( Wo. I-O-NA TRACT* CW1 )VAK|>. known as "Thfi Self T/act,? ?onjtaiiiag Four Hundred and TtoixtyX4?) VVcres, more or less, adjoining lands of W. B. Dorn,-Crozier, on Rocky Creek. *? 2~??NE TRACT OF LAND, known as "The Brooks' Tract," contain ing Six Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of D. f ] Williams. Anderson Walls, N. S. Har?J son and others. No. 3-ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as "The Morris Traot," contain ing Four Hundred and Twenty (420) Acres, more or less, adjoining lands cf W. B. Dorn, Dr. J. Hearse and others. No. 4--ONE TRACT OF' LAND, known as " The Shlnburg .Traot'," con taining Seven Acres, moro or loss, ad joining lands of Dr.. J, Copier, Dr. J. E. Lewis and othaw .Agoojl GHsj^MM also on this Tract, No. ?-ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as "The Rogue .Shoal Tract," containing Seventy Acres, mereor less, adjoining lands of J. A. Talbert, Mrs .'Susan Blackwell, and others- There is a good GristjMiualsp on this Tm et The above lanas l(Tned orfas tho prop erty of the Defendant Wm: B. Dorn. Terms Cash. H. WALL, S E. C. Dec, ll it ^61, St?t? of Eolith ?aroliixa EDGEFIELD COUNTY, IN PROBA TE CO URT. Elizabeth A. Health, ,Mary EJG?rr? ; " f-\1 p' A Andrew H. Gardner/- - I- ^ 8amuel W. Gardner, Jr., et. al., Plaintiffs, . Petition for Against. [ Partition. Elisa Ann Gardner,, ? . ,L > i ;.;<> Samuel W. Gardner, Sr., Jeremiah H. Gardner, ?? Emma E. Gardner, John H. Gardner. BY virtue o?an Order from Hon, D. L. Turner, Judge of Probate, in this .ause. I will sell at Edgefleld C. H" on Sale-dav in January. 1878, THE RE MAINDER OF THE TRACT OF LAND doser i lied iu the petition, ?tfter assigning life Homestead to Mrs. Eliza Ann Gard ner, the said Remainder containing Twelve Hnndrod Acres, more or loss, ounded by lands of the Estate of Thos. f.. Shaw, Musco Samuels, John Reynolds, lohn Briggs, W, B. Shaw, et. al. " Th? said land will be sold in Several i'raets, plats of which will be exhibited >n day of sale. TERMS-The costs and one-third of I ?hi? purchase money tobe paid in cash. The balance on a credit of twelvemonths, with interest from the day of Sale Titles extra. H. WALL. S. E C. Dec. 14 tte W Sheriff's Sale. vianstieldE Hollingsworth,' ; rv his Guardian ad Utan, j uiomas P Quarles, Plai'ffs, vs I- Execution Vin. H. Moss, fames A. llevo rc, 'has. L. Burklmlter. Defdts. ?Y virtue of an Execution to me di rected in the above stated cose, I viii sell to tho highest bidder, at Edge ield C. H., on Sale-day in January, 1873, :he following Real Estate, levied upon is tho property of Wm. H. Moss, one of | che above Defendant?,'to wit: ONE TRACT. OF LAND situated in .?aid- C'.uuty and .State, known as the ;'*-MjnSs Tract."/ bountied-' bv'. lands o: ' Tm. Wash, other4awd? of ?h?said Wm. rt. Moss, lands of Harrison Strom and .thers. containing One Thousand (1000) 'Veres, more or lesa. "?ISV?XE UT il ER TRACT, situated in ?aid County and State, known as the ..Springfield' Place," sud bounded by lands or the Estate of Robt I). Brimson, lee'd , other {ands of the said Wm. H. vips*, and Olli??, ??ojitaining SitfHuu lifei and tiiriy {(Hit) vVtb'*, smr?or \e?%. Terms Gash. H. WALL, 8, E, C. Dec. ll 4t 51 St?te of South Carolina. ' EDGEFIELD COUNTY.. fi IN RHOS A TE COURT. Martin Wsjcker, and others, ] by Uuardiuii militan, [ Petit'n for vs ! Partition. Charity Welcker,' et. ot. } , BY virtue of .an Order from tbe'Hon. D L Turner, Judge of Probate for Kdgefield County, in tho above stated case, I will se'.I at Edgefield Court HoHise, on Sale-ibiy in January next, nt/publiu >ntcry, tho ,1'ollowiugTreal estate of V. WKLCKER. late of said County dee'd., t.'i wit : ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Turee Hundred and Forty Acres, .more ?r II?SH, adjoining lands ot Goo. W. Tur ner. William Whitlock, John Green and others. TERMS-The costs and one-third the purchase money to be paid in Cash. The balance of the purchase money on a credit of twelve months with interest from date of sale. . The credit portion of the pur<-baso money to bc seoareil by the bond ot thepim-naser and a mortgage of the premises. Necessary papers ex Deo. ll 41 SJ Sheriff V Sale. Mansfield E Hollingsworth, ) by his thiariUan ad Utan, Thomas P. Quarles, vs Wm; H. Moss, * f James- A'.fDjavnreV'-. pf i . j L k . lUiartes-n.fcorklyOieT.' I fJ JJ K.* "I>Y virtue of an" Execution to me di J J rented, ii* the ahme stated ease, I will s.-ll at r*H field C; H.- on Saturday the 2sth day u. December^ 1872, thc foi ' rFlVK HALES bF CU'fTdN,-' Loyled upon as the property of Wm. H. M iss, one of tho above Defendants. Terms Cash. I . Ju A H WALL, S. E. C. Dec. ll 4t 51 - Male pr *eulli Carolina, EDGEFIELD COUNTY. IN PROBA TE COURT. Frances A. Burt, Alpha E, Burt, cb others, by Guardian ad ?'tem, f Petition for . vs ' [ Partition!. Robert Wi Mathis, M. A Mathis his wife, et al. BY ylrtue of an, Order from the Hob. D. L. Turner, Judge of Probate, In the above ?lated case, I will sell at Edge? ifieldJfl H,,f>rtSaIe*day;hi Jwfftrytnext, to the highest bidder. At pholfdoutcry, the following REAL ESTATE OF MRS. MARTHA CURT, deceased, via: " ONE TRACT OF LAND situated in Edgefield County, containing Four Hun dred Acre?, moreor less, adjoining lends formerly owned by Wyatt Holmes, Br;; Elizabeth Prescott, Estate of Thomas M. Crafton and others. . TERMS-One-third th e pu rob sae money to be paid -iu Cash. The balance on a credit Of'twelve months from dato of^f sale, with interest from said date. Credit," portion to bo sea ur ed by bond of th?. purchaser, and a mortgage of tho preml-j sea. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. WALL, 8. E. C. ggg. Ml _ . 4t . 51 ~^]4k the town of Ninety-Six; Abbhviifo ,Connty. S pion did opening for a good .welman, there being no other Shop in the sfffc?j md consequently no competition. Apply } to i J. A, RIUHASDSO Ninety-Six, Dec. H H Execution H., --? Great Attraction H AS just Received, and still receivings- "T -. A fine line of LADIES' DREgis^G?ODSr?f the LaSr^iy%^ the Lowest Prices, ' ? Jj MEN'S CLOTHS of all grajl?s and b: Brown and Bleached DOMESTICS, Bed TICKING, ' PRINTS-of all Styles and Colora, ; , J, j/'V-v > . I BOOTS andrSHOES,..Y^ cheap, : . ' ' . . i BJ La^jes^?nd Gents' HAT&of tie' lat at fastee"';: ; LadiesySAAWLS, BAL^qB?ALS, -GLOVES, ;&c. V > ; ' - Ana in shoit,.-he has. on baud a raft supply of Everything'1$ Me ?I GoodBJjne usually kept in a;well-or?'i.red Country Store, t?/w,b?ch;?9 f especial attention. ' ' m 1 ?j ? . / " t?T. : P ? . &' ? Aim, in SrfottV v \>" * Dress iii A-PULL STOCK OP &ROOE?IES,'?of* SUGARS, COFFEE, SYRIJPS, MOLASSES, ?ISH, &c.~ HARDWAR?r English Hollow Wari, t^i^^e^^^ Pocketed ?l^CUTL?RY, ?cc; t^-I am paying the highest Pricey ipr, COTTON,' in tJashaor Gi PROVISIONS taken in Exchange for^oods:'c - : C.. .?., . - . . ? "~ .' >. ^ ?*?"?. --.. . ,. . Give me a call. Satisfaction guarantied to all who favor me^w?th''-t?Bir ide. ."' trade '?fi ?*f / Johnston's Depot, Nov 6 GEORGE J. TONEY. tf " 46 ('IIAS.*(; GOODKICH, 271 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., -DEALER IN sadaw? mmm ii AND GOODS. n Also, the Well Tried (EITHER IRON OR WOOD AXLES,) The most satisfactory Wagon now in use. Warranted in every particular. Augusta, Sept II 4m 38 Simmons & Clough Organ Co.'s I -, LTIPRO VED CABINET ORGANS -AND O (M O Acron ..< -CD ?O K' P CC rr B o cr I-" ?I SI err (1) GRAND COMBINATION ORGANS, FITTED WITH THK NEWLY INVENTED Scribner's Patent Qualifying Tubes, ! An Invention hav^ng-a most important bearing'on the future reputaron of Reed Instruments, hy means ol' which tho quantity or Volume of torie is very largely increased, and the quality of tone ronderod Equal lo liant of die Best Pipe Organs of* thc Sante Capacity. Our celebrated "Vox Celeste," "Louis Patont," "Vox Humans,'' "Wilcox Patent," "Octave Coupler," tho channing "Cello" or ".Clarionet" Stops, and ALE TI?E LATE IMPROVEMENTS Can be obtt?ne? only rn thescOrgans. ' - TJ|irty-ftt?'l>irtejrt'U| styU:s, ,10r Hie I'm lor and the C Inircli. The ?iept .Material and Workmanship. Quality apd. Volume of tone Unequalled, .PRICESriSolo $500. Factory and ll arerooms, Cor. Olli & < ongrcss Sis., Dcroit, Michigan .rEstabiish?d mim.T"t-' - --jar AGENTS-WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY. 1 ' AddrerfstMMbiilS & CXGtTGH ORGAN CO.. Detroit, Michigan. Sept, |8, ,.. t tt r/not 'ffi L ?*i lftmlij ^ Saridi J? Tiam.HiMi,"' 4 " ' ., ? . . v vs >'.".?> Exee?tion. Earle Williams, J BY virtue of un Ex?cution to rh?-di rocted, in the above case. I will pro ceed to sell at Edge?elvi /G. JU., pn Sale day ir January, 1M73, all that TRACTOR I* A Kt LOF'LAND, situated in Edge tleld Cnuncy, containing Four Hundred ana Tw'eniy..Elght. (428) Acre?, more or less, adjoining lands of Thomas Ander %???'ir^^^^e^' ?MH1 . -> Ht WALL, S. E. C. Dee. 11 ' .. 4t il rn&herttf? Sale, i -T . Atlams'.' Ti-iist'cc, J11 . Willlau.s, el ah; J Execution. Skrah J: Harrison, Vs Wm. W, David J BY virtue of un E'xo't ulion in the uboVe stetted caKe, to uia dlrcoted, I will proceed t<) sell at Kdiwdeld C. EL, on Sale-day in Jannarv. lS7:i, all that TRACT OR P?RCEL. ?>?; LAND situated in JSduerfyld-Comdv.MV)^ Hnn drea itos^jlHi'tW less,; aijjditflp'g Ta'mls of-AiUruHtUKjAI'iii'ii, .1 asper ,*V'eW<'? apd oihons, U4k)lif.v)Hi>'h DatilJ ?1 Williams, one of the Deit-ntlauts, utnv residas. ? Tenn? Gantt. ? . Dec ll; IS, RICHARDS ?% SON iKSELLEES: bTAT??NERS, . And' " Dealers in Fancy Goods, iles Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEO. Keens coti?lantly on hand a large Stock i i pf Jill ki lids qiul^izi's oi' '; ? lM)Ol?cap, Le|.ter? Note, and all other ... WELTING PAPERS. .Cud Icverj-I irffole a^iA?WKR? nsed in Counting li'.-es. Rooms and Public ol' A ? ? Merchants. ' " Any Dooks wiU U\ S.04it,hy mai^,. free of expense,, on rop?wt.cjf Publisher's price. Oct 23 "ill 41 H. WALL, S. E. C. . -4t . ." ' f>l St'cto, o??South Carolina Eliza ?. Mobh'v. Plaintiff, .- ->'.j AA:? ? y^TtfIUl ..' ?ns ) Petition * ? for; E.V.Mbbley, ?ir?norM, DeT-'ta.?} Dower. BY Virtue -ofan-'OrfleV* IVoni the Hon. ? D. LJfaNi'/i,.' J .?ol ire of, Probate im Edj^tteUiK'?o>urtjfc?.4n? tkt>-?lmwi.^UU> tl case. I willrfcli at E|igci[e1df on toe nrSt Molwiay in follpwing TRACT OF LAND, now in potw^ou/ftf Svilliirni VV??lier Mobloy, one of the Defen*huit>^Q,??t? ,1 ONE. ,TIU(+X,M?LAN.??. (?njtavnng ^ourtUopai*, arjMifkt.'tlic RjY?r.adjoluing tfie Dearing, Cane '^rjpak Place, and others. "" ... " ' 1 Tbr?iis'Caph.- ' " .' 1 i .ri u ?H. WALL; si <EI c. "Dec. ll . .it . 61 has K I OU SALL', Lauds Kear Augusta, Ga, ACRES OP, G?O? PIN! .INE LAND} well Umbered, situa ted 7 or .9 m ilea from the Cltv, and within one to oneahd a half miles from the Geor encet fh a n for gooft wate ^VwMdb9U?9?W <br goingandreturn \ni?StKt? f? aodjfrom^T Either'?f s said Tracts wSttM lie sold for in time U*-% responnibre-phi4 Home1^!^^^^ J. IIIS is a SnuTTLB MACHINE. the/upntRfFfKri" atiti makai the S;?Tcm"?lfk?von*bQ*r? sides/ flt IfWstarrdiirtS Fi*t Cltfrs. Ma^mc, and the ouly IQW, priced ."Lock Stitch" Machine i?th? Unitfitl St?fes. Thin Ma^ine'recerved tho Diploma at the Fair of the two Carolinas, in thqr?ity ?f Charlotte,'N. C.j in 1871. The dSove Machine in Karranted for five yearah j^.lvt?.CHltf? F?R iyOTHING. /. My p^monma^ing^'ajWub for .live MachJi?es. wiU./^ prettented the Sixth ono as commission. 1 1-J?L i Agents Wanted.-Superior indricc menta offered. Lib?ra?B?ductl?ns made1 to Ministers of tho'Gospel. Send Stamp for Circular, and samples ofSewlnir. Address Rev. C. II. BERK HEIM,' 8tti?rM>ig?nt^ Conctird, N. C. iSor. '?H im ?dS3nist?ator'?i Nojbice 'Ji'%% pjersins Jt?dett?d to the BfAiito ?LiofJ?MES- ^:^fvY.^j*W?ani ifflmFm i?sAte'Hvnniovd' toi"K AT QMVVdtO t\Wb* \ 01 60 I T As inv del : ? lov ?ai am wh ful thi po 70 ?n sa ht 0. I i tl A a MW D BEAUT1F?L CARPETS KR FALL TRADE, li-' _i& faa . ? - -' The pic are invite'?tQ Examine cur new and superb Stock oEW G?RPBWi? be opened on Monday, embra ?&^ev)hin^Hew ?inf ?&fltiftf in "Collei;. Floor and Ta 3le ?iMhs,;j?ac? and* Damask Curtawlid Cornices, Wall fgpeiBj ttings, .Chromos, :Piano and Table Covers. Carpeh?de and laid with dispatch. 7 f # ; JAjS. a BMUP &f$QY>\ 205 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. . - -o J ABS C. B AIU E & E ?ER " ARE OPENING A SUPERB ^STj PLANTATION SUPPLIES, . WOG AND WILLOW WAB^. &c.' "Which all are invited to examine; i, J. KU* lia Augu8ta&t..25 6m , . . 40^ PEOFJE'S CLOTHING STORE ! "SHH ?..iiJlU.'i't ill I Iii .1 W.A..RAMSEi,rA? .38 Broad St., Augusta, Ga;, AS Nova Store, and arriving daily, tbe YUH L?ftjk? AM) 3??ST KLK^ANT STOCK OP ( tOTHIS?/ For Mon, B- and Children ever offered in the citv of Augusta, and none arger in tlrtate.' Also, the LATEST STYLES'OF fHA'JS, CAPS and FCRNISI?B GOODS OF EVERY KIND. Country Wei-chants can be furnislien fc?asli, <>r C. O. D., as cheap as any in the eily of New York. MBASttis TAKEN FOR WEDDING, BALL,; nk? PARTY iSUITS! ind ma lo iiie VERY LATEST STYLE, ami warranted; to please.' In act, ordersll be taken for any special kiwi of Goods not usuailv kepi in his citv. Iperson in want of F?NE. FASHIONABLE, WELL MADE md STYLI! CLOTHING, for Mon Boys, or Children, HATS, CAPS, FURNISH!} GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &c, should Jail to examine iiii slock be? purchasing. Our motto ill be: THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE-SMALL PROFITS, QiCK SALES, nari FOR CASH. Next to Butt. Bbvc? & Co., nitl T. W. Cale & Co. Augusta, iv 2?) 3m 48 -0F B0)TS AND SHOES t i Member othe Firm being in Boston and other-leading Shb?^Iarkets liq days befo the Boston Fire, and having fuirohased.jargely for our Vinter Trad eve now offer to our Customers and tne Public generally 1,000 Cases : ; """?"'^ B)ots and Sh??'?^'"X fl .'ft fl\ AT T??E LOW PRICES '-??* , At whichwe haye been Selling during the past Tbre^?ii?ntVs'.,;''. .Our Stock nuprises everything found in a First'tCI?tS?. ' $fftl6,C i?or?. 'All oods Wan-anted to be as Represented. . . .. .. .>,.:,. .-f\ Av- our mottes " QUICK SALES AND S^fALL PROFITS, '.''-pfalffH nd all others anting Goods in our line will find it to their-ir?teresl\to"/?i ve s a calli ' 1 ' 1 ..??. ?...? ?I .".!? ?j M!\ / GALLAHEH & MULEERIJS!,..;, ,lUi! ; 289 Broad St., A-isrust?^G?: Nov 20 . 2m! ; iff il U , 'IS ro THE Gi??ZE?ys QF.EBCEE mtm . ;.| .' fl-in Uti ii; 14 .'. iVi^K iH??.tlff'?': ?-f.f ? "' ' " 1 . Nfc ff E desire tcretiirii sincero thanks for -their "liberal patronage in lliopast. nd hoping, iulie future to \$ favored with a continuance of'fht-'saraevi'-'U . We, have onhand t-ho largest raul' most complete'Stock ol' ?JI??iis, ^???nwo^nd^ye^n^ ever h^l^p, ^^fsting f Foreign an Domestic Goods. . . .*. . . We have soured Che services ?f p? First Class Cafter from New York. rho we guara tee will give satisfaction in MJei;T>imtttiuaoji ni .? ,t 1 We also hae on hand a tull line of teints' ?-1 una idling- GqQdijj, -liicii"?ve are piling yor.y'low.' / ' \,'",[..'.' .' , ' V.l? "r. Very Respect-Gullv,i, .-M . uii..M nn>, >? -i , ("? IWSlTMAN-.BENSON,;;."1 V??R1 r MI fl ill ?2j*t>' Broad 'Street. AUGL/'STA'.1 G A'!; '? JM :: :; .,, ' .:.,.:.y,:feM:,Y"i:I:>:::^; Pall ' .????.'J4W2 "Wisiter 4 i? . .?A'*' -.lill! - l-l ti" ? . AKK ?lewlr? >n announcing to the--cvti>?*rfi <of -'-Eilg^old .(.Vii^?tv a?f '?cinirV tfet tl?y haH'jii??1 reived a:" ? '"' ''" !i:""^',!??-,i' .'.V', ,,..,Hf?RGE., iNDk?ftliACffiteiil?'V' ' I ^ l -i I i/i . .. ?A -Ul I > i /. i.'i'i //TI;'/ Every (Department is well supplied and. will {bfi, k;?pt ^'.IjyjD^j.ty, ArH 'AJS all through- tile Season., ?. ..'..' ? .We hope bv offering iinly First Glass mS^^jL .fcf??esi ^iiV^ll? ;Pr?ccs,.an.d. s?riot' attention to the' demamVandf tafitfcHof.th omm?nity,' tp merit your yconfidenoe antf^?tt-onagj?.?. ??: \ *'| . '.?^3?*^I, .We.give prompt and strict aU^htiolT^o orders', ab'd pre'-ixiy'' expense /he'n;tneamourtis$10orover. .' ' TO^?i?hks tor rast favors, we remain very respectfully, . ' .,? ; " 1, KEAN &,KDASSIDU, TT. lin sinra^-i-r~-1-'-M---y mx&s&& ! K?lker i>^r HE Undersigned having- established his offica at Edgefield, as General ent for the Cotton States! lille Insurance Company, iles aiteni'ioAto one?or t?o .of ihASdyantages^fiered those, who ma ono?or two_ot the isurQ?* tli?Oliv??*?^ The Boar.) of Managers at a'jrecqn^ee^Hg ?gassed unanimously the fol t'irg Resolution : ' Resolved, That in view of the fact that there are unusually large sums id foj^itepi?urAceJtolM affdjEast, /hkh ns, b#fng wire i/v.esftdj contri Iwe.t?lhJ enrichi Jen t of tffiose sefeiofs, ii 1st our ow^^trfes^reWyM to ?rosiente % ucoe?s ly our Agricultural and Mechanical enterprises; it is ordered, that, for 3 purpose of rvtaiuing these sums in our midst, hereafter a certain pro rtion of the net^iya^ WtoftP per cent, of the same be invested; in such manner as may oe in accorcT ce with the regulations'of the ?onitjan'y, irr t?bsfe ^tiphff from;^iclf the id premiums arc attained." -'' T j?mZ *]tt? "Ol (Signed) ; . ' '?? y ?? WM.!'B. MH^tf,#ri*'i GEORGE S. 0,BEAR-,'8ec,,ry. In accordance wit?b \h.e:?bd. is been r?g?l?rl/drg?n?zefl'#1 (?c6rs viz * *^ i** **' ? * { * Maj. W. T. GARY, Pr?sident*. ; " H . " !'?'. f^'l 001 Capt. B. C. BRYAN*, Vice Pr?sident: . 'r '' ' '' . ' . . '! R. 0. SAMS, Bs^Q?cifef&r^ l' ff00 ^ ' ' . "' U? -Q . This Board;is.now prepared to transact business^ and invest the' funds of ve ii'omp^ny, agreeable to?the^prescr?bed iegulationw >,;..;, ? '?-> .?.. The Financial strength of the Company plaoeait in fcigb^rank.: JfcBvlast .nnual Statement shows that-the-Company, possess; besides its large' Guar ntee, $1$) iov tv$r% &L^} o? itfrliaWity. ABNEY, General Agent. J$?^r,T : M/i tf .. . 27 3E imrmawM1 ,.oo A ?w .a A Policies Issued^ ?"h* WM .In?qni?- over -ky. j-: i /i-a-'?it 17,000. , $1,500,000. y iii ra Jll.'l < li ly ? .;J* ....>', .v:r*': :*;]: ,^0tl8 .- VviJ iv /: v N;{? ??; ?y, ETt?oH W I .-.'id'.? -Ji?"r i'- . f.V The progress of this Company during the "past year has been STEADY During the summer months our?&rg?st'?us?neSs was from the Northern States,,in which.we have^o Southern, ?pmpetitprg. since no^quthern ?qm nany'but this ' his 'passed: the rigid ' inspection'of the Northern Insurance Departments.. "'- : A 1 1 ?'? iO 8??JV1 We need no extended advertisement in Edgefield, other thau the grateful testimony of,??9?^ivfM*i??i^l^?. ^^ffvtiil tw?>VntD*(Impolicies in this Company. W? are'knojvm?'nd-?patronized in neaily. every:ho?gehQhi.. , Dur ;?friends know.where/tn ?iu?.us^wlmn.they need insurauc?, : Una uni bbl vi -nr. " f LEiPHART A: HAMOJ?^ General Agents, Augusta, Ga. B. M. TALBERT. Canvassing Agent, } E.:p?gM no v.Vwtrt? H?iT Him mirvoot? E. E. JEFFERSON .? "J * ?S Oct 9 tf 42 Mwm iiiiiw, TO THE .O'J h /Jil l ?:u .11 Ml Merchants and Planters X)UNTY. OF ED^EIfrELD CC _. ILLER, KACk^i HOWARD, Agency for Buffalo Scale Company. ' 3 T is w'th pleasure and gratitude that wc announce the continuation of our firm ?it/lie sit m elwell knowr? sfamL? ? j /I T \ Our GmEkf&MoCitjkl ?fiA CGhl?mSWK B?SMESS Wifl be car ried on wfthincreaset AicMies; ' y ~x 1 1 ol 1 . * y We h;ive on hand, and are receiving, a larger Stock of Choice Fnsnir y Groceries' ami Provisions, .tharrwe1 have',ever b?ered-t?ftb^. jubl'c before, consisting in part of.: Gi leese, Crackers, Bagging, Ties, bacon, Soda, Hams, Soap, Lard, Candles, Pork, Pepper, Beef, Spice, ? 'A '. '. Flour, Ginger;'i .Meal, Mii?tarld??i Grists, '. ' :! ! '.Mace,. ,ff] Salt, Mi ?AA )AW . Xlldves,-.!?.'? * M classes, Nutmegs, : Syrup, Sugar, . .Pickles, ? ^ Coffee, Preserves, Tobacco, Rajsjns,/; Segars, . ' r.x Carrants, Snuff, ?VS i\J 'Almonds, Wines, /.- ; : '} ? Pecans, Liquors, Brazils, 'Vinegar,; \%lnuts, SSAlcef. ! ! Haaii'd Blacking, Tea; v 1/ Hoi / /.Blueing, . .Citron, '{IVA: IT I {fla?ketf, . J?llie?, I : Tubs, Brooms, &c. Seed Rvcs ???^Icy, tVhent and Oats. Our Mr. w! S. H?\v%R?),wil?Se ii'l?'JgefieM eWryfS?le'd?jrf? , 4 (??0*EB; ifl & .SOWARD. A u g risral UM,.,' Sep't'. "25 Aro continually receiving IGE AND COMPLETE STOCKS .3? 8 Comprising nil thc LATEST STYLES AND PATTERN -Of - Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room And OFFICE ?URNIT1) KI? ! FROM THE HIGHEST RRADE TO THE LOWEST. And cunsists of every article or PUENI T?ItE required to furnish a House or Ollie.: complete. Call and examine at our Ware-Rooms. ThU preparado^lear and f.ivorabh kiiom, will tlior*|nj?lily re-lnvigoraU broken down and lon'-?lritcd horses by ttrcngtheninir and -dbmsing'tlH stomach nd inte?Une?f . > lt ii a sure pr-vcnUvc of all disease) Incident to this nirlmal, euch as L?NC F E VEB. ULAXDBBS, YELLOW. WATF.B, HEAVES. COUGHS, DIS TK1?PER, FEVERS. FO ?X D ER, LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITA? EXERGY, kc r Jits < use n?ra ? ;lic i)-ind, increasa'Uie nirpctito-^ firet nsinonth and tglsssy skia-and Iransfonni the- mlsanible ?ke\etoa into a fiue-lookins and spirited hone. 'Tc- keeper?, of COKS thia pr?para lion >? invalunblc. -It-U asuro pre vontive arabist Rinderpest; Hollov I'Horr., eu:.' lt ha* been nrixv^n b tactual experiment to increase' th ' -aantiiy'of milk and cream tirent; r*iercrnt and n?ko th? butter tri and swe?t. .In fattening-catae, I pives them an apjietite, loosens their hide, and make them Util ve milch faster.. ,( " 7 Always ?r4haiJU,|t tl/forest Bcauiifui Caskets and Cases, Ol" our own nianulacturc. PLATT BROTHERS, U12 and LM4 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. July 2 0 ly -J8 FLORENCE lp all d&ascs of Swine, such os Coughs, Ulcers I the Lu nc*, Liver, kc, this article acts ' as a'specrflc. Dy p'ukinir from- one half a paper to .a paper in ft burrel af ! . i ?will tho above diseases will,lie emdi t b?^ j cateti OT 'entirety prevented, rfjrfven^ In time, a certain preventive ; and ' cure for th? Hog Cholera. .. . i , Fnr the BALTIMORE. Md, nr ?ale.hy Prujreists and. Storekeepers Uiroujhot l'n i ted 8 taus. Canadus and South-America. ' ' I For s-ttc al; Bdgctield by A, A. CLIS ! 1JY. : . ' P FPIJ 27 lvlO 1 _>y. >VtM ?(?Rr r* tn MANHOOD : WwUi'M iicstihed. JUS'OpuWIsifcUi arncw odiifirn CnTwrWcTK t? cUrVteU'fes^ n of Di ;s.say o i thd'frt/r?ViiJ tata fWitiiout: Hieditdn?) < ! to MurrUigO,'V(*c^ tsUrcs iGoxsCJfPTI?: oar* ?Pxico^n ?.?cided ?enveippo, opi wjt Suioil ?M /.'A j l'3;j ftffl .-OLD at corresponding prices w?th '0?hc*!P??SC!l08*?r^l?l?|^i|ft ?.?|"lttn. WX ()tL)?l* because mure complet?. '', ,1 XVv H- SHAFFER, A-pt.' ?^Edf-feficl^, ,Oc?a f .f/ . ly . ..nfl j ?RekiyiJIe. WaievH}gJ,i Scboftl Founded, A. D 18?7. Sixteenth Sthnln?tlc Ycav begins Fcb rnarj- 3, IS73. T\vo Tcft?b?rs, Imf li GrnUnntca. Tvoiionwci- Svsalon, $10, $ia and aao. For Catalogne ?t Par?cjhlars. address , W. C. KIRKLAND, A. M. Spartanburg, S. C., im 49 alarming conj bo nul ?cally self-abuse mn s'dtthcdangeroi .usoofrinterualjinMic^ne,pr,tir? aprfift Hon of tho knife.; po-n^nsr.out.? *f? ?i.cw?at oiic^ simple, .ccrtoiu,, and, e S?r^?V???8, ?f? Sw fife fl" lerer, no matter what his, cpnj?itipn mt bc/uiay .rnro h^iself ph^Rv, privater and rmt>cally. k-i This Lecture should bc in tnenan? U Sent, Under f-cal, ,in y piain: enverqp fto?Miy addrato, jiotfp?id onroeeipt offc cents, or t wo post sUiiiips. ;. ? \, ?,,,. -Ateo?, Dr.' .Cuircyrjvvell's ,4 Marris] flnid?,^'. price .r)rt cents. , 1?..Address thc Publishers. , ,, .( TYH JHIJT' W V A L CHAS. -I. C. KLINE A CO , - JL Bog leave To rcspe'ctfulfy announce to my friends and tho public generally,- IV*?? ^ "' " ' fflPpSP*?^^* ?luiti au?now in tu? Vi?^o F?fnh.- ^?'?V^^>,> V' ?i"Vr' fj?l ill' il " r*j Vt t "oi'.T.VH^:rjiH%????M, at Edgefield Court-House, where I will at all times be proud to see and serve thein. JOHN J. HARBISON. 'Purrar . T*? W.-.: -tf.- ? i.m./ 1 ?n^^pp? ?. 3mce,'?r$^ ?, np stairs, aept4 .''?'??Ii?? > si 'luiyktf.11)37 LAW RANGE, EDGEFIELD, ? H7HR,?' ' ?uyi>!Ltftoata ' .1? ? .|f?.w .. J ^^aJrTWlidl JX'Jlf Onl "ni.?.I: rcs i L HE t?nder^lrne? hs^'?orrned a-Gb-? irtnergbip ?0 r the PRACTICE DtMiAiW io -vTe^bf - ? ' 11 i ?i JJ ii ii* Toar wa ll also. Practico in th&Conrta of, - E?can?a' 'Deo.' 'W ^W^- '.. 'tW?? [.i*lBoinsLAJCi. .// i??B.?6>iB?m!uuf;<it ''.>Mil,??^Wio4fO?,i?ii''fl'V^...noii?i->-i7' /{?.rj-rhi 'jii-Jvin ? ,^Z??1' o? 7i?*-.i.>({ ad) at, _ioria feervi??swmew fc?nfe fl?c?sUrMtinBrngrdnntry'. Offcea? be late re^dence-ofS'.4g/Tompkins; ?ko< ? ANTOINE PQULLffl?Sr ' ' Augtmttf, Ga:,1 j ?Ui<> ?'J i nu?^P?vrrn>: aiaaia <i*?"t/?cr Commissions iori;Stoving, ?and jfieilingi ? lo JU wi rp?i<d)*:iw)i boi;;j hui: Jn>miJ?K| ib ?JOI?I.: XHE*boveteanrstk3ia^jFLAT.TOPu. STOVE, and-jgnaxantoedj?iaa,onaDi:,U?a;/ ?est Bakara eye* 0old.;u3M-ibeat-pavee*'.; all round the oven; It also bas a patent CbUie4 Iron ?UuB?ck,,t?at^saalpftg a^fiKe-comiaAuwft?... Efltrywflne.-,jwarr.o rq?rted^.SoM.>?rtoOT stove. ?^y^^g^^^, ; , ^ror- /^"l?^? ' ?.???J??j??i4/ #K ^kvoX idi ,-v 'rt j?t-?V"* .IiiJtitmi'.i>* i*/? # 'mil . I?MI .-V. fiji 4 uir-jJFt'. bru: ,m?i*.v/ ?HUI ? This, [unrivalled. Medicin?is, jarrante* not 'to contain ? s?ugTe particle' of MEB- ' c?rnvi'or'ftifj injurious mineralsnbsuniee," butil? H,? Iii UUO^ .? j ....?.-?ii .:: .Vliniior? PT ?ti;i.v VEG?;TABI.E. For FORTY YEARS it lias proved its great value lr'all disoas?s of th<a:ILi.vEB, BOWELS and KIDSKYA^. Thousands, pt, rho good and great in all parts of the country vouch tor its wonderful andpe cnlrnf' ?po'iC'cV' in}'priKfyln'g fhe; Bxoob, stimulaVing thc torpid* "LlVKK and Bow ?b&j^nd.inmartii'g. new Life, and Vigor. to tho whole/?vatom. SIMMONS' LIV ER REf'UL'ATOR: is ackiibSvicdged Hoi iniV? tift cqtwl iw a VIIA?WMJWI - '?'TilVER ltIEI>ICfKE. Tt'ooTitalhii Ibut medical elements, nev-l or united iii the -sera?happy proportion in any other preparation, vi/.: a gentle* Cathartic, a wonderful Tonie, an unex'-' ceptionablo Alterative and a certain Cor re-jtfvb '?f all impurities1 or ' thd' body. Such dgnnl*ucces* has attended-its.uae'/ that itis now regarded as thp.;.: .i . .? ?i,; GREAT UlVEAH.irVCi SPECIFIC ibr,IAv?n^Ooiti,t'iX,??r a*?* tha'^nfnl ottsprrng tlierodf, ti).wit: -LYSPEPt?lA^ p?S?fiirtH?if 'Spiffft,' ' SOlfRi -S^fACH, ' Heart Burn, &o.r'Ae.'"' 8RH"-jV .'. ulT Regulate the Liver and prevent Shlp^l'g^TJver^Regulap;, ,.? .,M?> H ..AismanW^we^'Pniybyj.-.; .hiv? |,,(|1),"J^Mj??P?Wf(,#,,cq^ i,,,! MACOK,?A^ and; PHIi^EI^HIA. Prio?*lU)?i?er rAakagat^tI,by1--waU,. -SOLD' BT1 'ALL I>RCaGl8T8>- W?> Beware of all Counterfeits and Imitations.-.' . : V*tixH Ti*i V *5?--? '* /' ..'?ept.Jl2?.UJ,.". .-,-ly ". ;|:38,,f GEO: 13. HACKED..; liUM'i ! ' ?'// fJUV 14- l'ul' I r?i/b -J ni . ?'tJlV S A SB, ?B L-t'N.'.D .|.i Hi. . *.....??..,. . ..4 7. UM J: >*,t.t di A?TOB^T, i T?i T" HIS TS AS1 TiA/RGE a?'d VTOMPLBTE a Paetoryasthore ii? fatf>tho; South. AU work roa?iRfacturcd^t ?he.Factory,in 11 f _ .li.. rm_1 TT.'.nnA rii-ii A<4 hnil -U .iii : . ni,.?OBa.a-HAGKBB?h> .,,.^^0^^.17^,,^^ ft,,^ Factory,ind .yarerooins ,W^u?x steeet opposite Cannon st., on line City Railway SSv 27 . !" ' "". ^ .ly ' . '49 S. DiWuaras,! .?u l it? S^H^fiowaAivn ? ii- .?1 .?Mu.' -.Vi>'\j;*-?v>S.it?- / H.* Co mini:ss^oii:! p^b; ; , .< 'Mia* i-i7- - * i - -1 - J<- -'iij /1 ? t>titna .6R??^; !HA^-!TODI>ER, OROTJNT ann CTJT FEP^/wnskhdy^^n htttdh n?y'tiu?jitltj'.- : 1 "! ' .*'?-',?4 ' OttW 1,1 ' " ': ;-llmf? .?'"-4i' ii. "i.li-: tyfrm n- .< .hr P: 4. .^rahe'^'|b ? I . ' UOdi Broad'fitreet^v-v| L . ' ' 'Augxtsth;' ?h! ' " -y*y'"' ? i" ir>ii'iin ?.i rtrto'i*! 1?/ JblAS-lttstor^W?l? UA^NBtOtra.' STOCK- oft GOODS, coiapo??V 6f/fary thlng'to'bo?ewidlaa'' ?; . ' ' 'Tb ?bsp^rtiw'of whl?n t!f:<re spi?dr?iUylhvite'triedtisens of-??ifferd. ' WATCHE? and "JEWELRY rWrtu byfir?fclos?fWdrfemek-- " ? >*- n ....Oct:-IS,'"* >:>*'?>+" ? ' I.ill -I l-.-'> ?????I .?M // I:. I L. Lill Fire Wood. ! I, AM nowprppM^r'to. funjiaFJRE 1W00?) rti l?iy qnatrtitv^teVofDry .-nt. th* Hhonrtebt iKitlce,- iiJftucUi ubpty tofn?si./ .,-.V?-P: 'ti!r .R..,QJliaS.i ?i?fPviffl|i fl l.m ?.itil o ... tf i'Tfl?u. '^.RMTEVltir?,,8'4 "?li^GS VT-at'I?'etaV'ovi..-. . I) ol)h/ni ..,. Gm?4evilJn7^SUtt?^iaM<U. . O. FT caE?AM.