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HE DID rr. Ho kissed me, and I k new 'twas wrong, For he was neither kith nor kin ; Need one do penance vorv long For auch a tiny thing ? * Ho pressed my hand-that wasn't right; Why wiil men have such wicked ways? It wasn't for a minute-quite Botin it there wore days and days. There's mischief in ihemoon, I know; Tm positive I saw her wink When I retiuested him t . go; I meant it too-I almost think. Rut, after all. I'm not to blame; He took thc kiss: I flo think men A re quite without tbosetixc shuuo I wonder when he'll e:mie nguiu. A COQUETTE COSftlEfiED! s. BY HAMLET. There was a great party given st the house of Mrs. Dayton in Park Square, and moving ninjestically as a queen amone the 'goodlie compauie,' was Alice Montgomery. She was as beautiful as a poet's dream. Her rich olive complexio i was faintly ting ed on either che"ek Ly a soft peach like bloom ; her eyes were as dark as midnight, and her hair fell almost to her waist in ebon curls, their jetty hue relieved by a crimson rose fasten ed near her temple. Her features rivaled in the beauty of their classic outlines the finest work of ancient Phidias. Acknowledged as the belle of the evening by all present, she received the many compliment? which were paid her with the greatest coolness and a slight air of weariness. "How oeautifol she.is!" said one of a group of three gentlemen who were standing near her. "Yes, magnificent, but utterly heartless," replied another. "As arrant a coquette as ever breathed," said the third. " Poor Carrington fell into her snares and worshipped at her shrine with the greatest adoration for nearly two years, and at the very moment when he fancied he had attained the sum mit of his hopes she .cast him off as a wayward child would a broken plaything." "Iheard she had rejected him," said the first speaker; "yet they seem to he very firm friends." "Heaven preserve me from such friendship !" replied the other, "Car rington is as hot headed and passion ate as can be, although outwardly he appears as cool and collected as any of us. He knows he'hi s been played with, and he will yet make yon fair lady rue the day she first trifled with his affections." " See, he is making his way thzough the crowd towards us. Who is that foreign looking gentleman in compa ny with him ? " I do not know him." " Nor I." " Good evening, gentlemim," said Carrington as he reached the. group. 4* Allow me to introduce my friend, Senor Armengole, of Venezuela." The usual salutations were exchang ed, and alter a few moments conver sation Carrington remarked. " We must leave you, gentlemen, for my friend is exceedingly anxious to know la belle Montgomery. By all appearances she has already made a fresa conquest in the person of the Senor." ' ^ ' A dight smile flickered around the mouth of the Veneznelian as he al lowed himself to be led immediately to the presence of Miss Montgomery. The introduction over, the lady made room on the sofa beside her for her new acquaintance, and they became engaged in an animated conversation. Misa Montgomery exerted all her arts to make an impression on the Senor ; and truly he seemed worthy of the smiles of any lady. He was tall and slim, and as straight as an arrow. His face was very dark, and he wore a heavy black moustache. His eyes were grey, and looked as if they could .b; ne as cold as marble, or at times scintillate gleams of fire. His dress showed him to be possessed of the most faultless taste. Hour after hour rolled on, but still the Senor Armengole and la belle Montgomery remained conversing on the som, neither of them evincing the slightest desire to mingle in the gid dy dance. Alice Montgomery Wi at last foundafoeman wor;hy of her steel She listened to his stories of the revo lution in his cou ni ry with the most breathless interest, her face glowing with admiration as she heard his words of fire. The party broke op at last and Se nor Armengole handed Alice Mont gomery to her luxurious carriage, which was driven rapidly home. " He-shall be mine !" said the beau ty to herself as she glided quickly along. As the South American turned af ter the carriage was driven away, he met Carrington face to face. For a moment the two men gazed into each others' eyes. Tue face of Carrington was deathly pale from excitement, while that of the Venezueliah wore a cold sneering smile. "Well?" said Carrington at last, uttering the word with an effort. " I shall succeed," said Armengole. " Are you certain ?" "Perfectly; I seldom fail. I am somewhat fatigued so I must bid you good night. ? will call upon you to morrow. " - " Good night," replied Carrington. After the night of the party Senor Armengole was a welcome visitor at the house of Alice Montgomery.' He was her constant companion at par ties, balls and the opera. Go where they would Carrington was always present. He seemed to haunt their steps like a spirit. People who knew Alice said that she had found a new victim, while the uninitiated many envied the Senor his good fortune. Months roller] on and still Armen cole paid his dcvoiis to the beautiful la belle Montgomery. Alice Montgomery was sitting one evening working on a piece of em broidery, when her uncle came and took a seat near her. ff Alice," said he, " I can not see what it is you admire in that dark skinned man." " Well, but he is so pleasant and intelligent, Uncle/' alie replied. "My dear," said he, crossing hi* legs and looking at her over his spec tacles, " I think that man is not ex actly all right ; how do you kuow but what he is some impostor." "Oh, Uncle ! how could you speak so harshly about Senor Armengole, who has never behaved towards you as j anything but a gentleman ; and than Uncle to think he is a Senor. " I do not pretend to accuse him of this, but as to his being a Senor, who could not call himself a Senor; and, besides, I want to see ?ny sister's child marry an Englishman, instead of go ing to Sonth America ,with this for eign chap that no one know*? ; as sure as you are born no good will come bf it; god with this he arose and went $uv, nifchout giving lier time to reply. and what was better, a large fb in her own right, and therefor? regarded his words with the suj est indifference. One bright summ r ?tfternoi Alice Monf^ftuieiy ^tt i-( rlie p arnryed in th* best ?nv Ame toilette could afford ; the card o n n- Armena- 'le Wfi^present^d, a: :i lew UJOIIJ' nts t'r?y v.vro sitting b/ :idj*. I'oiiv-isiiig. Airer I.IMM b.-en lla-r? awhile, he sud ainu 'Alice, the tim- has now come ? ^aii return to my country in s -.???1 1 haw come to say good L mn going.-' " Going,, to be driven tortii lie ter Whynot remain here ?" '' Remain here ! Ia it poss.hie Miss Montgomery can feel au int in "ne like me. so unworthy ol Oh, Alice, Alice ! I have loved from the first night I saw you-1 you with.my whole heart and s Cftii vou, will yon uot return love?"' There was no answer, but a lc f ice rested upon his breast whil arm stole around a yielding lorin "Bot why should I rall; of lo' continued he, " I who am as poe man can be ! all my houses and tates swallowed up in the niseis! of the past revolution beyond p bility of redam, on !" ' . " Dear Henrico, I have riche have enough for both." " And would you leave frie home, all that you hold dear, to si the fortune of a poor exile like I self?" " All. dear Henrico. all !" The coque te was conquered. The face of Armengole grew- v pule, Iiis ?ip trembled with emo ?md his eye grew dim, but it was an instant only. His face flus and his eyes shone with their won fire as he said, " Then be it so. Together we reach our far-off home. Once th' our future life shall be one. long dn of love." A week-after this conversation t were married and then took their partiire for Caraccas where they rived in due time. Armengole gaged a dwelling in the most fashi able part cf the city and Alice ' as happy as the day was long. E hour seemed to add to the intent of the love she bore her husband. Time sped on its winged flight < Alice became conscious of a cha: in the manner of Armengole. I demands for money became more ? more pressing, and she willingly ce i ed to every request. Soon his ? ?enees from home began to gi longer and longer, but he lulled 1 gentle complaints to rest by stor of his having discovered a way recover one of his many estates, a that he was compelled to take lc jonrney8 to carry out his plans, ways ending each explanation wit fresh demand for money, it being said, impossible to gain his object wi out a liberal expenditure of gold. One day white Armengole was ing on a sofa in his chamber, smoki a cigar and enjoying his siesta, 1 door was suddenly ' thrown open a his wife rushed in with the air of enraged tigress. Her hair was d ordered, her face was crimson, a her eyes fairly blazed with rage, J, the fire of. her passionate nature v fairly roused witain her. In 1 hand she carried an open letter. S stopped within a lew feet of the si and glared on Armengole as thou . she would destroy him with her ga The Senor smoked on unmoved, though he surmised pomething ' t rible had happened. His coolm maddened her. . ,; Armengole," she cried in a voi almost choked with passion, " Arme gole, you are a villain! You ha ruined mi? ?** He turned quietly on his side ai looked at her with as little appare emotion as a marble figure. " I received this letter a mome or two ago," Bhe cried. " Tell n sir, are its statements true or false and she placed the letter in 1 hands. Armengole removed his cigar at read the letter from beginning to et without moving a muscle of his cou tenance while so doing. It read follows : LONDON, JAN. 6th, lSGr " DEAR MADAM :-Allow me congratulate you on your choice of husband. Inacceptinghimyonnot on pleased your own fancy but min? ul? I chose him for you. Know that yoi beloved husband, Senor Henrico, no Vanezueliau, but a London advei turer, his real name being Thomt Radcliff, his profession, gamblin You spurned my love and I am no revenged for the slight you put upc me I wish you every happinei with your dear husband ! " Your'old friend, " EUGENE CARRINGTON." " Well, sir, is that letter true c fal-e?" said Alice as Armengole con menced to refold the letter. "Madam, it is true," was the col reply. "True! My God!" groaned th wretched woman, sinking into a chai: "Every word," replied* Armer gole. " Villian ! villian to lure an innc cent girl from home and friends t serve your own base purposes, to mak the heart's best feelings subservien to your love of gain ! You hav despoiled me of my fortune, leaviu me as poor as you are. But yo shall rue this yet ! I have a hom and friends-" " A thousand miles away." " Ay, but I will reach them fo all that, though it were ten thousand and then, scoundrel, you shall trem ble!" " Indeed ! Then seek them at one by all means. I have no desire ti detain you. I have no claim upoi you-you are nut ruy wife." " Not your wife ? Liar !" " Umph ! Not so, for when I mar ried you my first wife was still living I am speaking plainly now for thi first time since I have known you. J never loved or cared for "you. Yoi were rich; I was poor. Your lo.tune was a stake worth playing for ; ] played for it and won it. While he was speaking the eyes ol Alice, had rested on a small daggei which Armengole always wore, and which was lying on a table near her. Reaching ont her hand she possessed herself of the weapon, and as the last words passed his hps she sprang mad ly forward and plunged the dagger into his bosom.Armengole uttered a loud cry, then sprang from the sofa and rai??ed his arm to strike her down, but she caught it as it descended, then drove the poinard in his throat and Armengole fell forward on his face-a .-orpse. Alice 6tood for a iiomont gazing on the body with eyes that gleamed the wild fire of insani ty, then with a wild, unmusical laugh s hi plunged the dagger into her heart. Eugene Carrington WAS terribly DIED wrra MY FACE TO TEE FOE.; -A single shoU followed by h loud , shriek, told'us-th?"!, one of .our beat? men, Bradley, was wounded. He pro claimed his agony* with a loinl voice/ turned qvyr on fri* !.:.?-lc. and corn1; Diem; <! kic-kiiiL; so vij?'jfr'4?--4!^ thai rji . ... '-J ? surgeon had' ihrachliy HI vgeitiug i;; reach o? hi m. ''Poor iWlow," ..-MM the doctor, aa ho Saw .< liilisli liqnid ! ot/.iuj out. ;.: t'..- '. l.iddr-r : J I HUI .?iV.tld ?I*. ? i! .i. ' :iU? in-, j m--n?.vd up.'ii!::s: his i-o.il. '' Uli ! my ! G.?d." S.-iid . Hf lil^y. "I'm u> di;;*! I Ul tu; 1 II n?*V?r?g$t ove: ic.'' ' Tve>-|> I np ymir spirits, my boy ; never say di..-." sv.il C piiu'n JolwiSbo; kucviing kindly ovo:- him. .' Doctor," asked the wounded ?fi dler, feebly, " will Vbli write to my mother and tell lier that I died brave ly doing my duty, witii my face to the loe. and that I thought of lier when I was dying." '. Yes, y*es," said the doctor, with dim eyes and a husky voice, "I will write to her and tell her, too," but suddenly springing to his feet, with au indignant and angry voice, added " Why, confound ir-, man, you are not hurt a bit; it's only your canteen that's shot, and that's thc water from it; get up. will you." Bradley raised up slowly, felt him self all over, and, with an exceeding ly foolish countenance, crawled back to Iiis positi<*n, amid the upnv'ons laughter of the whole regiment. For months after that, on the march or in camp, and sometimes in t lie .st ill ness of the night, you would hear a voice in one direction demanding " what shall I tell your mother?" and perhaps a half dozen' responses would be heard; ''Tell her I died with my face to the foe," and then "Canteen" Bradley would come ont'ima angrily hunt for the man that, said it. He Hei dorn found him, but when he did there was certain to be a light. The Printer's Estate. We find the following remarks, which all printers and publishers will agree in calling sensible, in an ex change, and, commend them to the attention of the reader. They will apply to all localities in 'vhich news papers circulate : The printer's dollars-where are they? A dollar here and a dollar there, scattered over the numerous small towns, all over the country, miles and miles apart ; how shall they be gathered together? The pa per-maker, the journeyman composi tor, the building owner, the grocer, the tailor and all assistants io him in carrying on his business, have their demands, hardly ever sc small as a single dollar. But the mite; from here and there must be diligently gathered and patiently hoarded, "or the wherewith to discharge the lia bilities will nev becme sufficiently bulky. We imagine the printer will have to get up an address to his wide ly scattered dollars something like the following: Dollars,halves, quarters, dimes and all manner of fractions into which you are divided, collect, yourselves and come home ! You are wanted. Combinations of al! sorts of men that help to make the printer ?1 proprietor, gather in such force and uemand with such good reasons your appearance -at this counter, th'atnothing short of you: wilL appease them. Collect yourselves, for valuable as you are in the aggre gate, single you will never pay the cost of collecting. Come here in sin gle file, that the printer may form you in battalion, and send you. forth' again to battle for him and vindicate his feeble credit. Reader, are you sure you haven't a couple of the printer's dollars stick ing about your clothes? If you have, order them home immediately. NEVER LEAVE/ HOME WITHOUT TELLING WHERE You ARE "GOING. One Jones, of New Hampshire, left home in August 1871, two years ago, and has not been heard from since. His son died intestate a few months after. If his father was then dead, his estate was his son's, audk at his death descended to his heira-at-law. If the father survived the son, his es tate, on the father's death, went to his legal representatives, who were not the same persons as those of the .-.on. The finding of the father's body in ??ept. 1872, afforded no light; in the absence of evidence t he court held, us in case of contemporaneous loss by' shipwreck, that tho son, being the younger and presumably the strong er, was the survivor. Thus, simply by not leaving word with somebody when or where he might be foind, the old man has, perhaps, diverted his property to the heirs who were not entitled to succeed to it. PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL. Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Ahvaysuniibrm. Illuminati!):: qualities superior U> jjas. Burns in any lamp without damner of exploding or taking tire. Manufactured expressly to displace the uso ol'volatile and dangerous oils, its safety under every possible test, and its perfect burning qualities, are proved by its contined usc in over 300,000 fami lies. Millions of gallons have been sold and noaecidont-directly ordireclly-has ever occurred from burning, storing or hand ling it. 'l he immense yearly loss to life and property, resulting.froni the use of cheap and dangerous oils in the United States, is appalling. Tho Insurance Companies and Fire Commissioners throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL as thc best safeguard when lamps are used. Send for circular. For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at wholesale by thc proprietors, CHAS. PRATT & CO., 108 Fulton Street, New York. 36 Gm PLATT BROTHERS Aro Unually receiving LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCKS -Of- ' iVew Furniture ! Comprising all the LATEST STYLES AND PATTERN -Of Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room And OFFICE FURIV?TI'RE ! FROM THE HIGHEST GRADE TO THE LOWEST. And consists of every article .of FURNL TURE required to furnish a House or Office complete. Call and examine at our Ware-Rooms. ---0 Und?rtaking ! Always on hand, at the lowest prices, 'Beautiful Caskets, and lases. Of our own manufacture. PLATT BROTHERS, 212 and 214 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. July 2 ly 28 ; -v?air Mice! m\ r ALL persons indebted to the under signed; jure -earnestly requested; to settle their accounts by th? 10th October. Those wboJall to comply with the aboye request, tKeiisaceonnita "wf?l be'.placeddn the hands of an Attorney for collection A. A, tmtmwfl Sept, 10, lm 88 * . (Tanberry thc'Snirkor Nows. J : ^^Established in ISfit?. Strictly a White -Mfrs Paper. . An. ! :i, t-i;i':iiL::it. mal JPcHrlnvt Journal, rfriHtieit lo lin- Jn't-rcs.'.s nj (h,- (Juojl and ' True rcjp/c of (he Co\?nj\ T71R?M ilio growing popularity und de X in?ii}t' abroad Ipr our paper, which,, after more than 'scyent-yeaca bf^nrem je ting labor and effort, wo have tho proud satisfaction ol" seeing lirinlj' established Upon ii business basis. We are convinced, ol' tho propriety of imparting to it a broader character, and making-it a'-raore general exponent of tlie sentiments and interests of the country* at large, and representative of. ito intelligence and welfare, but more especially of the South; and OUR OWN SOUTHERNTEOTL We have, therefore,-dotermiuedj to the. best of our ability j to occupy th ii higher and wider plane of uso!illness, and as a' first stop towards doini; so, wo abandon the name of The Sumter 'News, which smacks too much of localism, for that of j ? . -i THE. TRUE SOUTHRON. "We shall continue, as heretofore, to stand firmly abd squarely upon our principles, maintain"mir. independence, and to battle for ri^ht and truth against official corruption, venality and fraud not swerving from the right through mo tives of crooked policy or fallacious and short sighted expediency; i We receive no Govem?cht pap Whelp us along, but look to the men whose rights and interests we watch and defend, ; by day and by muht, to sustain us by a cordial mid li lierai support. We ask all FRIENDS OF HONESTY AND GOOD GOffiRR HENT to interest themselves in extending our, circulation, and thereby aid us in our battle against thc corruption and villainy of thc party in power, which is last des troying tho lihortics ol'our people and the' resources of the country. Singlo copies, $3.00; two copies, ?5.00. ' Address DARR &? OSTEEN, ? tSurater, S. C. W. G.-KENNEDY, Editor. Sept. 2 tf 3S r Sh(Mff#?S?0e. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIEtD COUNTY. Common Picas. . . * D. h. Turner, Judge of ) Probate, Plaintiff, | Judgment vs. ' } of Milton L. Miles, De- .'Foreclosure, fendant j >Y virtue of the Judgment of Fore Si closure in this cause, I will sell ut ?dg?llcld C. W., on the first/Monday bi October next, the Morhcu^cd j premises described in ?aid premises, consisting of a TRACT OF LAND, situate in Eifoefield County, on waters of Shaw's Creek, wa ters ol'Edisto River, containing Three Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more or less, and bounded bv lands of .Jamos Booth,-'Lorrick, Bennett Smith, laicas, anil others. TERMS-The costs and one-half pf the purchase money lo he paid in cash The balance of the purchase m?noy on jiorod it of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, tobe secured by bono and ii* mortgage ol' the, premises sold. Purchasers to pay for titles extra. H. WALL, S. E. C. Sept. 8th, 1873 4t_ 38 Sheriff's Sale. STATE "OF SOUTH:CAROLINA. . EDGEEIELD COUNTY.. Common flea*, j '[ / E. P. Coleman, for another, ] Execution vs. ' > against the W. A. Strother. J Property'. BY virtue of too Execution to me di reeted,'m tins actic.i, I will sell at Edgelield C. H., on the first Monday in October next, the following lands, situ ate in said county and State, levied on as the property of the defendant, William A. Strother, viz: ONE TRACT eoutainin},' One Hundred anil Seventy live Acres, more or less, ailjoiniug tlie Homestead ol'Defendant, lands of Ann Wiseman,"Estate of W. C. Faulkner and J. C. Strother . ONE. TRACT 'con taming Oin o Hun d red anil Twenty-six Acres, more or less, ad joining lands of Joun Amacker, L. Mack and B. J Quattlebaum. TERMS-Cash. H. WALL, S. E. C. Sept 10, 1S73. 4t 88 "Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEF1ELD COUNTY, Court of Jlrol>aCe. . Wyatt L Holmes, Trustee, ] Petition vs. ?? for sale of Lewis Holloway. J. . Laud. . BY virtue of an onler from the Hon. D. L Turner, Judge ol'Probate, 1 will sell at Edgolield c. ll., on Sale-day in October next, thc following described Tract of Land, situated in said county ami Suite, to wit : ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Seventy-five Acres, more or less, known as tho Homeatca?l of Lewis Holloway, on Stony Lick Branch and adjoining lands of'Wyall L Holmes and others, TEKMS:-Costs to bo paid in cash; balance of the purchase money on acred it of twelve months with interest from date of sale, to be secured by the bond of | the purchaser and :l mortgage of the premises. Titles extra ll. WALL, S. E. C. Sept 10, 4t as State of South Carolina ED? IE Fi ELD COUNTY. COUIIT OF COMMOit PpJS?B. Angeline B. Hood, Pi'tff.,. I Copy Sum vs > mons for David H Hood, Defendant, J Divorce. To tin: Defendant J)tirid IT. Unod. You are hereby Summoned and re quired to answer die complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy ol' your.an swer to the said complaint on the sub scriber at their office, at Ellscheid C. H., S. C., within twenty days alter the ser "vieo hereof, exclusive ol' the day of such servico: and ii'you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint; Dated Sth September 1873. GRIFFIN & BUTLER, Plaintiffs-Attorney: To Darid H.Hood thc Defendant in this action. Take notice that this action is com menced for Divoce in the Court of Com mou Pleas, in and for tho County of | Edgeliold aforesaid, anil tho complaint, together with the Summons, of which tho above is a copyv-wijs bled in the office of the Clerk of said Co'urt for said Coiirr iv, at Edgetield C. H., in said State, on the '?th day of- Sept. 1873. GRIFFIN & BUTLER, Plaintiffs Attorueys.>; Sopt; Otb, 1873 6t 88 U W. F. BlJRNAAlWSlt^ j O ? l\CW TUKBINE <j .4"* Ibis benn, teated at YOliK} PAV;''byi. w ttl D. M. "RTTINGK.lt, t. E., 1 Pi ?T lanit.'at HOLYOKE, if ASS., br fr* JAS. K.tlKllSO.V, ll. K. i jjf ; isTI-'ur Pamnhlui and Tart B?port, CD |^"'?nlilivr.M N. P. JJUUNIlAM, York, Pa. j Jig PETER PENN'S BEST. N, OW-in Store several, brands of very tine CHEWING TOBACCO, just re ceived direot from- Virginia-from'Peter Penn's celebrated manufactory. Call in and try it G. L. PENN cfc SON. Aug. 27 ._. tf 37 FAIR iVOraCE. ALL Persons indebted to tho Under signed are requested io call and set- j tie at once. Those failing lo comply with above request, will bo charged 19 ppr cent, interest from this date, . J f: - i-:: --?m rWiA-'i&'jUsj?fiO??^ Apr SO tf IP T)ERSONS desiring tlio use of any JC. yBQtW??&0 building known as Ma sonic Hall will apply to S, C. SHEPPARD. Aug20 1 >r; ? ..??'.. ...as * Mi?Uf FAC?OBS, -Autisms tn., Ga, ttiillctt'? li?slit Uralt C?T T? N - G I N, rruil . limv i ?Iii now oir.-rcd to Hie X public ?Htlio latest ii'vaiition'ot' Mr. Jir- D.f GUTM.KTT,. tr?e i?lvejitor of itlip jaPfil^L, BRUfc?J Gi"?*, aufl i?i'?lf r?l*c|? superior to thc Steel Brush Stand, br any other Gin made in the United States. SIM PL I CITY, DUR ABILITY,' BUrKt nessof DRAFT, with PERFECT WORK, being the obj?cuaifiged'at, hayeall bcBo accomplished, "'waving.sold Cotton 'from these Gins during the two seasons past, we ?an with safety assure the planter that it will soil in our market at prices ranging from j to $c per pound above1 samo grades of Seed Cotton from any other Gin, excepting the STEE L BRUSH;. FIRST PREMIUMS were AWARD ED this GIN at the following named State Fairs : ? " V-> **?? ? i MISSISSIPPI-Jackson, J87J and 1872. GEO HOI A.-Augusta, 1872 ; Savannah, 1S73. . TEXAS-Houston, 1873; Texas 'State? Fair, 1873. LOUISIANA-New Orleans, 1873. Send for Circulars or call at our office and examine the Gin. ALSO;- ff(\ and iperior Meal, and can bo attached :to'uhd run by the ordinary.-Gin-Gearing.-.without ex pense above the cost bf the Mill. June 25 3m 27 Agents for COLEMAN'S CQRN WHEAT MTLL, which" makes supt GEORGIA MTWRES& J-HIS PRESS has been ia use four yoar^ tottcljps ^ertJTgJo<l'|?iii^cit?on. Itis^'tl?c ?iost Hiinp?y constructed* and a^fef"*8-^y' ffM*Phi.4nd fol*, i the favorable; recommendation given by all jvho haVe used it, wo firmly believe that it will nive'better satisfaction than any other Prose or Screw nor used. We oller it this season improved. Price, comph*t<v?i mm/yard, ?12 Cireifir. ff j . ^ V All six.es, runs light, and is strong. There is none hotter faade. Also, Mill Work, Castings' 'add Ma chinery furnished prompt!j*. PENDLETON & BOAKDjpAflUv Foundry and Machine Works, Kellogg St.", "AUGUSTA, GA. Julv 15 3im ' ?0 OLD GINS MADE *AS GOOD AS NEW by the AMERICAN LIGHT NI XG GIN FILER. Having purchase!! tlf? right, to usc tho ahov-? -Machin? in this County,-Tshajluje? prepared, in a fow; weeks to continence work. ' All persons wishing their Gid? jrUe'd and repaired wrll pleaso drop mo a few lines at Ridgo Spring, C. C. A A. R. R. PricOj 15 cents per Saw. Other Re pairs at mod?r?t? prices. " . ""M. B. ?SB?LL. July 1G 4m .30 QUINN & PENDLETON, (SUCCESSORS- TO] D, Q,UIXN,) Booksellers, Stationers, frlusie -and Periodical Dealers, 183 JJroad Street, Augusta, Georgia. B, ?EG to announce to Dealers, Teachers, and the public generally, that owing to their in creased ? (&a?H&T, an ft J1 on g. experience in business, tl??y arc now prepared to transact?*first-class business Intelligently JKhey will guarantee to all customers promptness and dispatch HI all business engagements, and solicit ra liberal patronage. They keep every thing to be ha?i at a first class Bookstore, below they give a partial list of the same: Blank Books, all siz?s and-stylos, Pass Books, Memoranda Books, Pens, Inks, Mucilage, Envelopes, Note, Letterand Foolscap Pupers, Photograph Albums, Bibles,.Testaments; ^'atholicand E?l&J ?opal Prater-Bbioka, Methodist;-^Baptist. and Presbyterian Hymn Books, andu full lino of the American Sunday School Union Publications Also, ail-of the. principal Sunday School and-Church Music Books. Thc}'desire thc name and add reas of all School officers in the State,'including j Day School, Sunday "School, an'd'Miii- ic Teachers. Correspondence earnestly so licited, and information in regard tn*pro posed changes in Text Books, etc., glad ly received. , . k JnlV^" "! -.' ' 3m '31 BAGGING AND TIES JL?OW in Store . ?OOO'Bales'TIES, ' 1<M>0 ROI?H BAGGING. T. W. CARWILE (V CO. A.iguata,tAuga3..... ti, a; TJ .1 \JUur 7Tul liTTt HE most pleasant and popular Tooth or Mouth Wash extant. Dr. Parker has tried it for several year.**, ?UII.UM1* ut; other kind. Everybody':likes it. Ti y a bottle. Forsalejby '1 * V* * * *" ?LISBY&LYNCH, Druggists Sept 3 . tf . : 37 M. A CAKD. W. PERRY bogs to inform- his friends and thepublicgenerally of South Carolina andfceorgia that he is now* in the WHpL>#^??EQja?OK S&Quf with Messrs. APPLEGATE & SON'S, Louisville, Ky.,'and tliat any orders en trusted to. him will,, bo thankfully ro ceivod and'-promptly executed/ May 14 tf 21 MANHOOD: How Lost, How Restored. JUST published, a new edition of Dr. CULVERWELL'S. CELEBRATED Kssay on the. radical curt: ( without medi cine) of Si'KRMATOiuiiKK or Seminal Weak n ?aV/iitvJal ii ii tary, Sein i n/U l^wses, ?MPOT^irv/TOcrntar and Th?sitlr'W - capacity, Impedimentst<> Marriage, etc: also, Cow^?CTR^jBr^^*iy -'"d FITS, induced by sclf-indulgcncbor sexual ex travagance. ZSBr Price in a scaled envelope only six cents. - The celebrated author,- in I his admira ble essay, clearly demonstrates fmm a thirty years' successful practico: that the alarming consequences ol'self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicino or tho applica tion of the knife: pointing out ? mode'of cure at once simple, certain, and effectu al, by m jans of which every sufferer, no matter .what his condition maybe, may cure himself cheaply, privately and ? adically. JSr This loctureshould be in the hands of every youth and every man In tho. land; ". \ S?nt'undeV"seaT, Jin a "plain envelope, to any address, post-paid, oil receipt of six centq, or t?o,poat stamps, ft I Addressee Rashers,' * CHAS. J. C. KLINE ft CO., m J3qwery,JNejy^'.orJt^ - ?* * ' .Po8t offlco Box 4'58r' .Aug. -8**1 l.?ait. ;..?"'-". ' ai 4-??Pronounqpd bette!* tb8n->Mustiirdr-T does not blister, and Physicians rceog mfceits?rnerife ands prescribe fr$n*thefe practice. ?TiatnipUcatlon rtfiev"^ 0hn>n^ Rheu matism, Neuralgia,-Spinal Irritutipu .Stiff Nock,8oWft^ Sewing Machine Need???? we KI O .prepared to supply the demand Jjffr. our well known COTTON GINS, which are considered the best in the marketrby. those who; haye used; .and know "them. EVERY GIN GUARAN TEED, TO GIVE. SATISFACTION. Price lower th'an any other first-class Gin. Orders solicited earlj' in the season to prevent delay. Old Gins REPAIRED on reasonable terms. ' By permission we refer to the follow d h g genii einen : ' Gov. M. JD. Bonham, Messrs. C. A. C?ioatliam and T. P. DeLoacb, Edgefield C. If: 'Maj. A. Jones, Pinn House. Mr. J. A. Bland, Johnston's Depot. Messrs Jas. Pullmer and P. C. Spann, Leesville! ; Maj. Josiah Padgett, Mine Creek. Capt. .J.. G. Hawthorn, Saluda. Old Towni Mn -L. Hartley. Batesville.. Gen. M. C. Butler, Columbia. #?r Capt. LEWIS JONES, at Edge field, S. C.j is pur authorized Agent.. _-'^S??i?fQ^ Address , NEBLETT it GOODRICH, Augusta, Ga. Apr. 15 Oin 17 A KE ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED BT HOHE lead J\_ .> , lon I'liy.'ici.in< !h?n r.n/wtber ToLloor Silra. . . f ulan: njw In me. Tb-r aro A Nt?RE PltEVE:?T2VE, For Parer ?ni Ague Intermittent?, r.ii'nti'ac?.i and ?ll dla knler*arising r.-oai malarim:? r-i??-?. T>:::? ire liijrhlr rc: . mmrnUcd ?a ?.. Ai^TI.JiYSl'J.PTiC, aii.i la (MU bf INDI* OKHTION are i.iv*i'viL=. A? rn f ..?i". ~\:...l: md UK CUPERAXT, url In .:?.??,?f cr.:.r::\f. l>:*?*UT? they have nerrrln ?>Uig:? tallar.T r IS;* tu prudncinr <i?rroo?t ba|ipy-nii?i?. -Tkr*?|.eH>ri>. mrfy ?> ?V Ai"J^ BEXEi ICI A J?.. 'M ii rr.HXT.Y.S. Streogihvnlugtko Unir, lu-, ir-rutlng Cw I ; .il. ktid giving . wno tad rlattkiir to Hi? tr bull tvrtres. Tr:? ?.'oME HIT TEES ?r?coni;>aiiui'..Ji. :th tlicgrcut.' tofcare, ?ad ?a toa-' le nias ni? II I h:i?cv.r-iiriin Icu red to ibo publia M. rf.IUS.tXT TO T'.r: TASTE ?ail ?t I'M ??mo litar roxbla. lug >a muiiy nmrdbl k,-?-atJ rmlariuj hy tbc medical fraternl- . lr ai tit? bru known t.? rio ]'h:iruucopu.'lu. Ii com but lit tle to giru Ui'-r.t u lair t.-ul. i.... i EvQj?y H ain:'! v t-bonl?t Hare-jyrBottlc. Nofirej'araUrn In vim wi?r.dkaa:prudrj?o .?T3uaJ"i-f'uuqu?!l tlrihruu>ir''fiil?nT< Iv i li?rKianlf?T l1l^Te!y^^^?ht?t''rundiox In ?ir pt J -ulurs 'l aUt? ly f.'ie Clergy and tk? leading dtnomina tit.intl jut/itri. her. tv ai. ri. BABCOCK. the 4lnt Method).t mininer la St. f.nvli. ??-i l?e irrste Kitten ve*? mr-1 r-atrful Incootrlbn tin-: In ta.- r.-.turution or mr atreugth, und ua I nc rr .io of kpputllr. . Ofon-.y Mo., Juae S, 1871. r-i-rinaj grett'y debilitated. ti T hare bnra, ?n'I who rev, ul-? n i-tr rr rrnm ITT, timi m*t ttr mhtnj bruer than tb? iiuuic l-.ir-rri. ft. W. COPE, I'roldlng r:-lrr M. E. Cbnreh" riatt.hurg Ulitrjct l'MTtu ?TATXS HAKIM llmriT.L. . yr-^jiT. I.OITS Mo.. Oar. ?, 1?70. jAUXiT.t. Ji-tcto? A.CO.-I h:\c rxamiiird thc frrmula 'r.<r xnaLl-*g Ult " U?uiii'etDaualf Hitter.. ' SIHI uioj tbrin lu tbli bui >i'jl tba l?rt four nuntin. I ro.-uiUcrth-m the mu. i rala ?ble tunic and .tiniubtul no ?'n uso. H. II. lir.l.CUEK, He.lde.tPbyulelati lo char-? U. S. Mirlad llu.plul. JAUH? A. JACWKOX t Co.-Gcntlcmvn : Aa you bare eos), mucicatcil to the medical pr?frt?lo:i Ibo reoipe of tb? "Home Hiller.," I tennant, lhere'/.,-,; 'i? eotiskcTol r.? a patea*, at' Iclne, no patent Laving bet a taken f>ir i t. Wo bare examinad th? formula fur luaklug th? " If otu? HliUr.." ?nd unheila Ungir ?tr thu conibiaallna I* one cf rare excellence, all tb? article? UKI! In lt? enrapn?ltinn ?re the brit of tb? cl??? t? which ther bc.-tit;, h. ir>g hijhly Tunic. Stimulant, Stomachic, Carmlaitiri-, nu I .lightly Laxklir*. Th? lu i!, of nrrp?rln( , th?m l?At^ctly In nc ur?anco n Ith tba rvlrtaf pbarniacr. nurla* u-?d U-m ia ohr r.?jrnto practico, wt Uko plra*ur? In rucomm niling llirm tu all j<r?on? tsatlirai of taking Hilten, II being tbc bet*, toni? ?ud Stimultat now offcrr.1 tn the pub ic. . FltANK (1. POKTI-.n. Prof. Obitntrlc. ?nd niiraiei of *vTomcu, Cuilcga of l'b/.l cl?ni, ?ad lit? uitnbcr Uuard if llcnlth. ^. !.. C. HUISUXIFXE Pref, ?f Obttetrici ?nd SUnitiol Women, St. lA>u;i Med. Mtafi . . '.- DKAJiE Jfc:itiv.-sLL,;jl,.E?. Late Prci't. Mo. Mnlkal Collen. E. A. CLARK. M. 1)., Prof. Rnrgerr, Mo. M?JIc?l College and late Koidcot Pbjil. cita Cltr lioiulu?, ot. L/Oui? Jiij.ruri. . ' ' - lIEOHKnT PIIIMM. Prof. PracttCAl rhartnacT, Sn Dmil? Ooller?ief Pharmscv. J. "C. iniITEHII,L, Ed. Mcdlc-I Arctlrc?. Atr. HtA?ora, M. D. Ur. C. V. V. Lvm?a, C. Gaiucxi. M. D. S. OnATX Mo?.. M. ?. . C. A. l\-An?.M..B. V. A. WILCOX, M. I). v. ? E. C. FRANKLIN', M. D.. Trof. Surgery, Hom?opathie Mcdlctl Collcgr. T. J. VASTINE, M. 1)., T. O. COMSTOCK, M. D.. Prof. of Mldvlfcrr and Uiaeaiei of Women, College of llomtvo. patble PbjilcUnt ?nd Surgeon?. JOUST. TEMPLE. M. D.. Prof. Materia Medica ?nd Tberaupeutlet, Bomaop?tblc Medi cal CoUego of Mliiourl. ? i . JSO. COKZLEMAS,lt. D., Lectnrer Ou Clime? of Children, llomcropatbte College of Mlnourl. C1UULKS VAST1SK, M. 1)., j Prof. of Phrilologr. Koramopithlc.Medical College af Mn. JOHN HARTMAN*, M. D., Prof. CllnlcilMediclue, Cel. no-'o-op?tbic PbyilcUni and Snrg'?. . 1 orv arcitifH-rlsr to all other Stomach Hitter?. < 1*3.50 SASDERS. AnalrUcal CbenJil. So Bitten bl the vnrld can txzrl them SIMON HIRSCH, Analytical Chemlii. Eminent PhyKlcinn8 of Cliicago. Thcformula for tho Horns Hilten hal beet) ?ubmllted to ni, ind wc hellare thrm to bc the belt toole sod rtlmulaot far general uic now offered to tb? pnbllc. '. 1 H. WooDacmr, M. D. O. A. MAUX??, Analytical ChrulUl. H. S. Unix, M. P.. li. MCVICAB, M. H., Noaa. a. ilium, M. D., R. Lt-ni-a-*, M. I>., JA*. A,'-CUU.I.-I?, M. JA?. V. Si ltLAitr, U. B. Fror. Chenil itrr. Ha ?h Medical College. J. B. Wiun, li. D., T- 8. Mora?. M. C., - Tir??.-"T. -ftinr, V. D.,"' - J. A.* flanx, M. P. Eminent PhyNlclanH in Clnolnnratl, Nearly all of whom,?ru PreCsttcr* la on? or th? other of tia McdlcaliOolIegci, ( * [ ' ] j t \ , j ? J I ? J j Ko olbkcBitten h?vr cree- been offered e* the pabilo ?m* bracing io many raluabl? rem?diai agent? J. L. VATTiia, M. D., C. T. Smrtoi, M. D., C. S. MvtciurT, M. !)., SW. T. TALUArxnno. M. D., J. H. Bcc-txxa, M. TJ.;. ? O. A. OOHISTT, M. D.', C. WooDWAku. M. D., *DrW: McCA?mr.' M. TO., U- n. JoHNaoa, M. D. I.. A. Jmu, M. D., S. P. HnmikB, M. D?, 0. W. Bietza. M. D., J. J. OL-IXV. M. D., H\1 R. WooDWAao, M. D., i'RiS. WAVXI, Ohemitt. C K. TAYLOB, M. D., >. V. MALar, M. D., S. B. Touuxaox, M. D. Eminent Phyalclnn* lu Itlemphlai*. The Homo Bitten arc an Invaluable remedy for indlgeilion and dlieasea arlitng from malarial ctuici. U. B. Tiioa*iTO?, M. H.. A Lax. Emxr.g. M. P., In charge of City Hoapltal, M. ll. Iloocu. M. P., J. M. RODCXB?, M. 0., PAL*L UI>; M. ll., H. JT. Pouaau.,M. D., M. A. Knuoxba, M. P., airrovnio Uta.. M. P., Jo.. K'. LrSCa, M. T)., Eminent Pbyt?lcian-? in Pittsburebi B. P. DAKI.'M. P.. Wu. CLOWIH, M.D., W. R. CHILD?, M P., D. U. WILLABD. M. 0., 0. WDTH, Cbimlat, J. H. MCCLUUHU, M. P.. -. ? An?! Hondreds of Otbers In til pin.i.f :Ue S?rth,'Wait and SoOtb.' . , ' - j; E. UAUjixa, Al. O-, Mllwtiai.?."... ?oLxctL Bi.im. M?rch 27, 1871. JAU(? A. J j cst,ox A Co.-Having examined tb? Formula ?f UM H Home Stomach Hilter?," I bar? prctcriliad theta lu my prac? tico for ioma timo, ?ml pruuounou tbeni lie Kit Tonic "Bitter? nsw In nie. P. ir. McMAHOK, M. D. i Cj-Ker aile br ?ri druggist? ?nd grocer?. James A. Jncknon ?fc Co., Proprietors. Labraiory 105and 107 N. SccondSU, Sc Lom? Mlnmrl ??f For sale by CLISBY & LYNCH, Druggist. Fe'?. 28. ' ly 10 GEO. S. HACKER. DOOR, SASH, BLIND Charleston. rjWIS IS AS JjARGEand COMPLETE a Factory as th cro?is in tho Souffl An work manufactured at tbfe Faotoi-y fn, this city. Tho only House owned and managed by. a Carolinian ib th ix city. ? Seiid?br Price List- Addre*-/i Jtm : GEO. S. HACKER J Post office Box 170, Charleston, S. C. Factory and Warorooms on King stwnt oppoKito Cannon st., on line City Rallwuv -HNOV27. .. . .iv. .AU'. NOTICE IS hereby given, that, application will bo made nt tho ne'jet session of trie Legislature for a Charler.for' a lTnilroad from Edgefield & H^to Pine IIousu'De-i pot, C. C. ct A. R. R.,,. with the. privilege j of extension. . ! Aug. 20,1873. :' . 3m7 ' " - ' : 35' _?? ''e ?. .:? .. . I -*'t IP .v tl *. I?A?A?; I ALL personsjndebted to me for Cpuds purchased during the year 1872', 'r?ro URGENTLY RmUEsTED TO CALL AND SETTIJB??lP OifO?. NhiH^n per cent, per annum will be aridly i,tu a!? such accoMtSraf^rlst Januaj-y,' r4ji!?'f?? forth my Ternis \yJHjbe'.' f?^r ooiif. per. nhnumfwwteir^ of grai-e ail'?? j matujfltyr.t w, >. J.-Hw-CHEATHAM, I HAVj^NOW'i on-- hand the- largest Stock of Southern Made Wagons ever offered in this mferkeV and'the Only South?rn Made Wago?? in the pity. As I give mv personal attention to.the building of every Wagon put up in iny Shop, I am confident that the 5* LOWREY ?"WAG?N " is a's good,'' if not,better than any Wagon offered fn Augusta. " ' ." ; " ? All i ask of those jn want of Wag?ns is to give me a call before.bnyin& elsewhere. I also heg leave to call the attention'pf those who have bought the LOWREY WAGON in the past; arid*where they have failed in any! way to harte given perfect satisfaction, to call in person, br' send in their claim;, and it shall ne settled at once, as I intend that EVERY WAGON SOLD BY M ? MUST GIVE SATISFACTION. I hope to be able to keep on hand a full assortment' of all sizes of ' "F&tml Wagons, so that no one in'search'of such things will be obliged tb go away without a " LOW.xEY WAGON.*' J. H. LOWREY, - ' Corner Campbell and Ellis Streets; AUGUSTA, GA.. Augusta, Sept 10 San SS JONES, NORRIS & CO.,: . . . - -DEALERS IN-; , Groceries and Plantation Supplies,: 104 Broad ist., Augusta, Ga. 0. * . , ... ) UR friends in Edgefield County, and the public generally are respectfully ^icvited to give'U8 a call'. We sire prepared to oifer First Class Ar tic Ie;? at as JLow Prices ae can be found in the market, i Thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed', and assurances of satitfaction in the future to all who give us their trade; Afiwsta,-Aug 27 ' . . " Sm . .38'' \ ? ?. i ? '' ..' " 1 .?;... ~itf , --: . v,?;v.-:I >.-.-.-.-.Ti' pfilt - 7?..'?>?' . - - >*? .. ' 7 ' Mid -!".. ' . . ' . ??I ><*.<: .-. i? ina?. : A ''. ,tu\'W. tl U >.. i .: if. -..*.? .. t.. ?...? ?-M;r, T. W. (?ARWM & GO., -- GrROOJb?Jbt? r-.AND-? |y?<-i<<v? -'>... .;? ?!<i?.- .i t ' ? IA ':??<? I j ja .. i f. / '>"S*+\ ?liw'f?sS ?Hit* Commission Merchants, 270 Broad St., Augusta, Ga., PREPARING for the Spring and Summer Trade, to meet ther. wanta o: friends and customers in the way of Plantation and FainLy Sup plies, are daily making heavy additions to their already large Stock, U which theyfinvite attention. Our Stock comprises in part : . BACON, LARD, COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, SYRUPS, MOLASSES, RICE, MACKEREL, SALT, v FLOUR. MEAL, CORN, ' " . I BUTTER, CAINI?DLES, BQ'AiV; STARCH, WHISKIES; ^BRANDIES, W?5ES; ALE, PORTER, ? fc ' TOB ACCO, SEGA RS, &c.,' 1 ; And in fact EVERYTHING-usually on sale .in First: Clase Grocery Houses. .. .. " ; ; :';;;'.'/ y/'. , - . - ...?,<. r.'J We are also A-geuts~fbr the sale of Wm. Massey & Co's. Celebrated Phila delphia ALES. ..'.." "? ; Will be glad at all times "to see our Edgefield friends, and will sell the Best Gopds at the Lowest Market Prices. Augusta, Feb 5 " i .....iL ,7, Insurance lotice. . -o-. THE Undersigned having established his office at Edgefield, as ' General Agent for the Cotton States/Life Insurance Company. invites attention to one or two of the advantages offered those who may desire to effect insurance on their lives in' a safe Home Company : The Board of Managers at a recent meeting passed unanimously the fol lowirg Resolution: . . " Resolved, That in view of the fact that there are unusually large sum? paid for Life Insurant, to the Companies of the North and East, whicl sums, being there invested, contribute to the enrichment of those sections whilst our own South is greatly in need of cash capital to prosecute success fullyour, Agricultural and Mechanical enterprizes; it is orderedr that foi the purpose of retaining iiiese sums in our midst, hereafter a certain pro portion of the net cash receipts from premiums, amounting to not more than 70 per cent, of the same be invested m such manner as may be in-accord ance with the regulations of the Company, in those sections from which th? said premiums are attained." . (-Signed)' WM. B. JOHNSON, Prest. GEOEGE S. O'BEAE, Sec'ry. In accordance with the above Resolution a Board of Advisory Trustee* has been regularly organized at Edgefield C. H., S. C., with the following Officers, viz : Maj. W. T. GA?Y, President' .? ? '. Capt. B. C. BEYAN, Vice President R. O. SAMS, Esq.j Secretary. This Board is now prepared to tran.?ac^ Iwisinje^ .the Company agreeable.to the prescfibed-re^MftCT^y*^^*^-' ****** The Financial strength of the Company place,s.jtin,hieh:rank; Its last Anaual Statement shows that the Gompanyjaosselss;" besides ats laige Guar anty, f 170 for-eyery $100 of its liability.1 . Iff. W. AB?E?&Cfenerai Agent. : < r ; tf .. w F ROM this day; 'to be continued 'until I leave for New York, I will, in irder to make room for my Fall purchase^ eeH'the.remaibder of my Sprrhg Stock, at WKW YORK PRIME COST FOR CASH Oi?LY! Otherwise, regular prices will be'charged. To give my friends an idea of the Great ,^caiey-Saving in,buyirig these Goods, I will enumerate the prices of a ?eW-.leading iartides :. Splandid Fruit of the Loom BLEACHING, * J-.yard '.vide, -at -16rcerits Yard wide Fruit of the Loom at 18} ceVts'p'er yarrh .,, , -,V.t.-. . V.v< These Goods are ecjual in texture to NW-York Mills. . Also, a splendid line of that favorite-'Brand of-yard wide AUBURN BLEACH^^.ijnly/l^licents peryafd; ' ALSO^^ .rv* . A splendid stock of BED. TICKING, from.9 ta 26 oehts per yaidv ^.-ALSO^r ' . A splendid stock of COTTONAUES, from 11 .cte.- per yd. and hpwarda. '. . - . -ALSQ,-r 1 One Hundred HOOP SKIRTS from?35 to'^95 'eenie each.We '.sell.a splendid Hoop with Bustle attached at 90 and 9^. cen ta each.. . r . . -ALSO/- ... A.nice line of DRESS GOODS from 16j[ cents and upwards. . j PIQUES in all styles. J ?... . - White and Slate colored! JE ANS-from Ii i to 15. cents per yard- - . . ; CRASHES and TOWELINGS from S cents per yard and upwards. H - ()TO^EW'byJh>'^b2fii ipm$l%). and upwatds..' Splendid ones. itUO cents each. ? j .-',,' >- I . \ ? ? CORSETS fromi50 cents-to $1.75 each.-' . . White LINENS from 33 cents per yard 'and^pwardi: Table DAMASK .rom 38 cents per' yard:and%wards. 10-4 SHEETINGS from 40 to 46 cents per .yara. Large Stock of plain and checked CAMBRICS, from ll cents per yard and. upwards. ,. . _ a-"!? ' Ladles BOWS/NECKERCHlfiFS, Cl^^nd COLLARS, in; all, styles; for a verytsmall amount of, .mosey. ? American PINS at 5 cents per Daper.4vv3^M>;-''f?spei? of-HAIR "PINS for 5 cents and upwards, . A *?#^\ ts***'-?* "'. fe& gpl? W of ?aaiei'Hto,;w^.,.^r; , ?S. ... ' i..-. .-rr-A3jS07-jr>i_ SJH^?MM '**?.-. ijftflS "?fcsi?** ,,A good line.of .Gents' READY MADE,'CIiO?'HiNG'at an^? below- -cost. . Best q ual ity of.- Buggy ..UMBRELLAS at only $3.-?0*?^c%.t?'<>*M^k'u,i^ BRIDLES,frenu80 ots. to$2^0 each. *?fl&ft?^IH*^?^: *? fy * gple^did?MiaClellan SA DD LES .fro m $3^?.Wd*?q>*?rd^ f?fti^if? i ??These Goods, are all fresh frommew York thia 5^n?ng^^, *6*fWe solicit a call from, oar.^nds,vgjaaranteei?g toip^ease^-spdijto seM:! *Our-|??ciW^Bj^4or.the?ftelve8. "' :-" T ??.tts- .?'? *-rO\ iii r?.i.j j J Tu"** Aug. 5' '"* ' *' ;""' ' ' ^**^'? 'l ?. w imrah ??HT , SIMMONS REGULATOR sr J This unrivalled Soutberr warranted not to contain a eli of'MKBOVKY,' or*any injurie Substance, bat?a el fang .**. tfa rv**** l't REL? VEGETABLE, containing; those Southern Ro?t? attd Herbs, which ar_ all-wise Providence has placed in countries where liver Diseases most prevail, lt will Cure all DUeasea caused by Derang?w?nt of the Urey. r^TH^-SYMPTOMS of LrverObtnjilalBi are a bitter or bad taste in the-mouth ; Fain ia the Back, Sides, or Joints, o mistaken fb r Rheumatism : Sotr St ach.-Loss'of Appetite rEoweltr altern ly costive- and tax ;. Headache ; Lc??- of . memory, with a : pain fol ? having failed to do ,som ought to hav?.been don?; iWMOtyrww Sp irita, ? thiek< yefi? *" appBatSUtWafm? Skin and Eyes, e dry Cough often! ' ken for Consumption.. Soroet* of these symptoms attei others very few:' bat therl largest organ In the body, is|_ the seat or the disease, and if not > lated in time, great su ff ed ug,. T ness and DEATH will ensue.''' This Gre at Unfailing- ?peclfi?^wjfrm be found the Least Unpleasant. For DYSPEP^l?^d?NtfnPATXO?f, Jaundice, Binons attacks; SICK HEAD ACHE, Colic. Depression. .of : Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, HeariBr?. Ae?&, Simmons' Liver Regulator, ox , ?.. ?? ^ MwliciMi' Is the Cheapest, Purest and Best FamSy i -Medicine in the ^forMt??*^ H*tu KAlTCTACTTRKn OOCZ/T B? h?*?b J. H. ZEJXIN ?Sc >facon, Ga, and Phiradolphis, Price, $1.00. Sold by all DrnggfrtS. . -June26- . A V. ,y ?; 'ii a?tU* ;l IV/fO?LD?NGS, BRA pms^,F^toreW Furnishing Hardware. Pipe, Floor T?tes,,TWWGY Terra Cdtta Ware* Marble:. (Slate Mantle Pieces;, . (fttjftq* * H i ado w Glass a Speewa TPTi?fe Ptn? I^tWi?erfor'Safe. Circulars and Price Lbta. sent ; fte?on applieatiotf, ffr' '* " 20 Havneand33-Pinckn?y st?.;- if Charleston, S. C i .pct.2, . ,rT ..?iy-!-?nc ??*%a s ..iii ,vi-i.:^rf P E isf''g . ?ri . mm .V - E X . . . - ?j^*d litw i? n . ?M ?t^tbn0, i : xi*? .. ' I! .?*? -<??V*..'V iV V.1"'. I E Is the acknowledged RES T, and stthe same time the ?CH B A'PESrT^*' Ever introduced Jn EdgefieJd. Every body likes it, and its popularity is ' dailv increasing. PENN'S BOUQUET* COLOGN? ls prepared With the greatest care from the purest Oils and Extracts by W. B. PENN -and for ?ale at the Drug SJore of 0tm Mar 19- If - ' 18 GRIFFIN & EITLER. . ? '-. .***??? y?f?>?j HE Undersigned have formed.-a Co-Partnership in the Practice; of Law io Edgefi?ld Connty. ' Feb 10 a B. GfctiteiN,1" M; 0.- B?TIi?fc'? tf S SAMS (Ss CARWILE, PINE HOUSE DEPOT, ? 1"n mt i-f ?- .:.-.?. i-i .:*ti t-Mil ANNOUNCE to the public that they are now opening a fine Stock of GRO CERIES .and PLANTATION GOODS, which they will sell at the lowest rates. ?ST- Examine our Goods and Prices before buying elsewhere. I gW? Pine House, Mar. 6?: .tf : MN W. H. SHAFFEfiy EDGE FW K L D, S C..,, . ;? Office, at Minis' Photograph Gallery,. Angl? . "tf ;. New few Fi?cSplp,^' JOHXE. BACON. Tteos. J. ADAMS BA?OIt & Aff?HC" Attorneys at Law, Will'Pracfice In^e^nrtS oif^bfy?tate, and United States Courts for Sooth Caro lina., ., ? - r, ; .- 1?i V Vr *i't* l&*<lUi Former Office cf Carroll <fe Bacon Bacon & Butler. Jan 18/1872. ' -t* ?<9* M. L BONHAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI TOR IN EQUITY. . rt ??if? Office, Law Range. . ItjitrW . Edgbfield;^.0.< . , May 28 tf . *MB* zr School CoramksioBers Ofteoi EDGEFTELDC. HI,'B. C., 1 * Sept; 18,1878.^ TMOTICE 's hereby given that tho Pu?t ll lie Schools in. Ed geri eld Conn tv will be opened. for the. next. Scholastic year, from and alter the 15th day of October iiext,*and continue open till the 15th day of December following. ' They wi!taren be resumed on the J5th doy of January, of next year, and continues^ fund provided tot each warrant. ' . All Certificates to Teachers for thepsM ear Aro revoked. ' New ^ ?e issued for next year. _ be opet? on each Monday and ? ? for the transaction of any busitiesB ' tain in g to Pu blic Schools. . GEO. A.MORGAN,; Sepil7, ? -S* ' ^v8^ -1-? '-n itv -?-y - H ,r jrtS THE. Subscriber has first class journal-an< to receive new subscri bf subscription on attention given to .. if Aug 18