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Po the getter up ola Club of Ten Sub ?ibere, at ?2,00 eaeh, we .will give an . copy of the Advertiser one year. ? a Club of Twenty Subscribers, at .,00 each, we will rive an extra copy of .'ipcrftser one yeal and a year's sub piription to'any $3|0 paper or magazine lesired. 25 ?SSr- OLD PAPE?-Old papers for sale t this office in pa&ages of 50 or 100, at " and 50 cents, h tt. Crowned With lfoman's Starry Crown of love,' Piety and Honor. An aged lady has departed from among ns crowned with woman's starry crown of love, piety and' honor-a woman who rw??"tx)rrj ?ir,?c.g|el&-wl>en Edgefield consisted of buttbalf ^ozen houses., j This was Mrs. E1^^iinis7?-irnTj%l?cron & "Wednesday, the 4th inst., at the home of her son, Dr. EoVard Mims, at John ston-aged eighty-four y>arsand a few months. Mrs. Minis, whose family name was Tatt, was thejrelict of the late Mat thew Mims, a prominent citizen of Edge field throughontIds life; and she had lived for many years a widow. She was also a sister of th|fc shining Christian so loved among us tui former days-Miss Polly Tutt. The fleath of this lady, who had lived until sie became an epitome of tho history of|Edg?field, is naturally a notable and a fed event among us stirring up all th? holier feelings of our hearts, and makbg us think of better p-tirnos and better rpeopl e. On Thursday \last, in the presence of a weeping com munity, her remains were laid by the side of her husband's, in the family bury ing ground, at the old Tutt place, across the Beaver Dam. About this death and burial there waa. a saddening yat inter esting memory of tho long, long past. Never perhaps has a life exhibited througha changefuland checkered course so changeless achazacter of piety, un selfishness, gentlen3ssand affection, as that of the honored wornan whose death we record. No lifo so goo^ and kind and 'loving as hers is ever in vain, its influ-J guee always brings better th?ughtsaim I?? 1 thus ,her 'life, h ly realized in her hr tic in isj ?Ic 4*1 'un yo] SOI |wo cot. bul raj ! Cl on Death of Goodwyn M. Roper, Esq, This sad evoutc,|i?ot unexpected, took place on Tuesday ?tho 18th instant, at the residence of Mr.iRenajah Rambo, broth er-in-law of Mr. ?Roper. The funeral took place on Wednesday, the 19th, atj ?Sweetwater Churra-in^ the-native sec f Goodwyn Roper^vas one of naturo' noblemen-loved, esteemed, respected b; .IL But he i3gon? forever! Thus, i oblest citizens ?re passing away ast Eternity, ha?, the past is buta laVd of dreams! (And yet it looks bright when compared rith the future. Mr. Roper wasfin the 65th year of his age. .Up to th? time of our going to ress, at noon oi-Wednesday, no colli son between wi ?tes and blacks has ta ken place at Rid) B Spring, notwithstand ing the many \ ind exciting rumours. And from the pfesent status of matters there, wo have Int little idea indeed that any collision wifi take place. ?Sf-The call ir tho Radical Nomina ting Convention^ our paper this week, is work whicbjl) do for money-and for moneyf jdonejg. comes entirely in the wish our readers ...fi.. Local Items. ThedrongljcoutinucS) andiasbeco calamitous. K quan?ty of min coi now ?Uer thfact that, the cottm crop this section jn be Tery seriously ci tailed. A gentleman living etjhtmi below U3r to?. us a day or twcago tl he had a co to field of twenty acres, which thc c iton was so dry and rimer that the sht 'ps and dews of nigh had : visible effet upon it. This (<-ougI however, dies not prevail In all 5ctioi Of OUr COttlJjr. For four!, and morai five days past, the iigh ts have been decidedly In fact, tlfijgQts are absolutely M. with scod fejr noons how ove: Sunday* j privilege! of our to| J Ridge SLI appointa j Rev. Dr// the able vines ii Dr. Willi? t was a day of fcfresjn rthe Baptist conrregt,i0: The Rev. Mr. Parsor c g, not only came, tomeeihi , but brought withuim h, lliams oi GreenvillUon^o d most popular BatisiVj. State-or in our ?lntr? s preached in the fe nooi, and Mr. Pearson in the evenin The monthly punday School Cone wal held in the. afternoon-Mr. Pear i ad dressing the children. The other C reli es being closed, the congregation : all throe occasions w?re exceptionally ge. And whatever elso of tbi3 dav's i :h ing our people may forget, we trui ey will long remember Dr. Williams': ly Christian exhortation to more di reading and study of the Holy tures. Dr. Williams attributes al ?leal Rf modern infidelity, and r&tl\ Ism, and laxity, to want of reading Sible. . 1 Our popular fellow citizen, Col. Tl. ?. BJ icon, has just returned home* frL ui ea tended tour through the Lake i rions of New York and Ohio. He wi n to1 ra on Monday last, and chattod il eresl ingly with large knots of frienc once ming political opinions and bea; ngs ? t tho North. Ho reports a decide nd v ery favorable change of feeling U irard! i the South among tho people < "for tl ern New York and Ohio-the rani st Ri :dical regions perhaps in Ameri? ie fe irs, however, from much he ha ?en i ad heard, that there is only to reat; Vuth in the report that it is th sod; btermination of the extreme Radi d pa pr to colonize the negroes in Soutl iroll a, Mississippi and Louisiana ; an< J thij ks thej3i_js decided danger to ou stiask?m the late movements of the ne rro elliott. This man voluntarily re inqaishing ?5,000 a year in Congress foi COO ?year in tho Legislature of Sdutl ?aroiina, looks very much as if ho had teen chosen by his party to engineei ome important political scheme. OJ ourse his talk of reform is the pures! osh-against which the white people liould be strictly on their guard. Col. aeon openly and strongly urges the rict tabooing of all colored men who Dteforthe party# of corruption in the uuing elections. He says, by all the nvers cf earth let sueh negroes severely one-to bo supported by tho party they )hold. And in this connection, wo will re arse something of thc farming opera ms of a gentleman and his son living our immediate section, to show that it possible for our planting public to get mg very well without these negroes io prey upon us year by yeur, all toe io voting to keep our necks under the ke. This gentleman, assisted by his i, a lad of sixteen, has pl/inted and rked this season 37 acres in corn and ton-and up to this time he has paid i ?12 for negro help. Ho expects to r not another cent. Hin corn crop, ci cely une. iriscot-"' f^Zd pe?n?ts in abundance, aid ag finely. It is Mr. Erasmus x oung od, Jr. _ >he prisoners in our jail, mostly, if ; all, colored, send ns a scrawl; which, n? reduced to good English, amounts this: Messrs Editors-We, as po? ?d h^ blessed us with the ministrations sucha good man as the Rev. "ft in. "ornas, who, on Saturday last, caine?? d spent some time with us, readjg balking for the -elfaro of ouirso^ ul cloyne ^ ^rt^^SA ?-Jtn ^ io 3rd Chapter of John, and assured I mt whosoever believcth in Christ sh?j ot perish but shall have overlastinj fe. We must say that this good preache as dono more for us than any one w< ver saw. Ho lias often given us papei nd books, and poiuted us tho way froi arth. to glory. Ho has done more for u ian the colored preachers, for the eem to care nothing for us. N< ne of them ever comes ir* to see u o we pray that God may reward M 'homas in Heaven. Signed: "Tl ?risoners in Edgefield Jail." The reason the negro preachers do m isit theso prisoners, is that they wi irobably n'ot be ont in time to vote ne all. Of all your politicians the neg ?reacher is the most thorough, thc mo bsorbed, the most indefatigable. Ar if all political gatherings, the neg: ichings are tho purest and most en Among the negro preachers, l^iy faith are yo saved," b Radical party and go erwiso and go to hell." ? Howers in or abo ?LMrs. Dr. Sandel ?WLp-pot plants He is now lying ill nt tho home ?s sister, Mrs. Benajah Rambo, and ittle hopo of his recovery can bc ^rtaiued. ere was an amateur Theatrical En nment in Aiken on Friday evening y *, for a charitable purpose One of the ef_ ?rhtest and most admired young la t? s of our acquaintance wrote us a very ij- irming note of invitation to this En a&tainment. We thank her profoundly j the honor she did us. We could not but sent two of our handsomest and tsfciest young friends to represent us. fey charged through in a glistening kgy, drawn by two ?splendid bays, jd they had an entrancing time with play-actors and the dancers. They Iresent the stylish Miss K. R. and Dr. mmet Teague as having boen the his mic stars of tho occasion. "When they limed and we asked them what sort imo they had had, they answered us s: "Houp la.' ain't that fruit?" So ? tippy way of expressing admiration p satisfaction is to exclaim : " Houp aiu't that fruit?" Remember it. On fir way back they got lost at night ong the numberless roads of the jken sand country, and had to stop till prning. One of them buzzed and bum ed until morning liko a honey (not a ^hnny) Bec, while the other immedi ?ly sat up a temporaiy manufactory of t?quet Cologne. Let no one imagine, wever, that they were so tippy that y tipped clean over. Mr. Lazarus Wall, Town Marshal, is ?olbctiug tho compound for road-work ng. Poor Laz ! he has an awful timo of t. And all the while he looks as amia ileas Theodore Tilton. In fact he is .orv much like the pictures of Theo lore. The latest departure from our town, r a summer tour, is that of Mrs. Ex v. Pickens and Miss Douschka Pick They go first to Beaufort (pro need Bolort) on the North Carolina '"Wt, which of late years has become a '^ular and fashionable bathing place. ^jlo were very much pleased to wel ' U^into ouv office, on Tuesday, our "*riend and patron, Blanchard, of o's Clothing Store," Augusta, who m up to Edgefield on a matter of g |ss. Mr. Blachard assures us that ing of Capt. Butler was faithfully ferally detailed by the city pa P?*4d that tho murder was most hor ril^Won and unprovoked. So much sot i id, that not a murmur has been hea?>\ongthe ;- ,groes, many of whom attend Capt. Butler's funeral. \\ - Th? tist Church will be closed on Sundafext. There will be service, howeviin both tho Episcopal and Methocrjliurches. A friejiow at Saratoga writes us in a strain* great astonishment at the plainness female dress there. Our letter sa?? Everything very handsome but prodWsly plain-dresses almost exclusiv?J)iack or white, or tho two commingLreiicved by asingio colored bow, and kplaced in the hair. Floun ces, and filers, and Howers, and fur belows, h^giyen place in a great de cision of rich .and costly thy and fashionable wo ijod by her laces. The lessly plain-no frizzes, no curls, nobles-only a severe plait crawling up i backbone, as it were, of the head-anio ornament but the sin gle colored bd fue chief objects row, with tho fasltablo woman, is lia? j much costly lidio ca"---,^??"?nm ftf?fen look, a?how tightly she can tie JlProTrintj ?Vl\pp,"__ -?uiong tho Mng^pcople at home i^r summer vacam, is our little friend Pinekney Blalfc, who has been, for the last session, ir*artanburg, under thc care and tuitioBf Prof. Walker, who, until it was l?cn down by Radical misrule, so ablftperintended the Asy lum for tho mb, Deaf and Blind. Pinekney, wh<|; intelligence and ac ?i?remoni^ ar&Ufcfl remarkable, re turns home impffed in all his studies music includcd^lo plays beautifully on the Piqcolo arfcn the Flute. A visit from him-and Wring him talk and \ play-is always * interesting to Ua. gress to a lace. The man is no\ hair is worr *3tan"HFVTrr><7&cts Business on the And he is an 1 efield man too. We illudeto James 1 >ok, ot Graniteville, ?who sends us t wcok his business card. We beg tl ?ur readers will not overlook it. Hu feds of men who do not even live n iGraniteville, have long ago learned fit was to their per trade with Cook ; it that he will soon 1er Stock will cause 'a time for visiting ercantile man of field Countjfeerves moro fully ?ispect and p?age of his country manent advantap and the announc fte receiving his anny of them ? this fall. an James Cook, of Granito Balo of (fttoville Shirtings, 1 Sewing Thread Knitting Cotton N * COBB'S. oi 33 i^f'Coats' and al; hun hers-at 2t'M G-frlN & COBB'S. t's Spool Cotton ^SK?riffiit greatc! bargains ii brian ioods, Trinn re offering still iito and Colored ltttc,ctc. 2t34 OBSTACLES fifi ARRI AC E. ig Men from the ?buses in early 1. Impediments New mothod of narkable remo irs sent free, in uss. HOWARD outh Ninth St., institution hav honorable con Hapir Relief for effects d' Errors a j fe. Mnhood R2sl ^lariago remov? i?t New anj loks and Cl elopes. ON, N< M. O' GROCER AND VG ? ? l-l tv flo. 283 I I?EEPS on liand, by Direct i ALL THE TPAV Ho would beg leave also to d GROCERIES, Which he is prepared to sell on ? Edge?old is invited to come anc Augusta, Ga., May 27, Visitors to ? m IF GO 1< Cooke's Clothings-Store ! 203. BROAD STREET, 203. m ^ -:o: T JHE OLD AND WELL KNOWN STAND, whorii you. will hid every grade of CT-^THT^G. from Medium to Fine; ami also?"GENES' FUR NISHING ' T sher* READjrMABE CLOTHING TO SUIT ' - May 20 T 4 FIL_ THE LIVERPOOL & LONDO?j& GLOBE, With Total Assets amounting to $22,220,8fri, and Assets in the United States to the amount of $??,75Jj534 I -AND .THE GEORGIA HOME, Of Columbus, Ga., with Assets amounting to o?r $600,000. These Companies insure property against loss ly fire at Nation al and State Board Rates-are thoroughly reliabli-prompt in the adjustment and payment of all losses-and -i?**wsiPlry of the confidence and patronage of the p^ple of Etlg'eield. Persons wishing Insurance on their Dwel?ings^Turnit?ro, Mer chandize, Stores, ?cc, will do well to secure.Policies through my Agency. Edgefield, S. C., May 13 J ft TIE PH HOJ^yO^-v.:?! rj\_r",ww.,?nri--rs^Iaily receiving fresh su ?o? , substantial Goods from the Commercial Centt - the g r'1 10081 body is invited to inspect the Stock, buy to tho hem ' '' % !!" '. ?OT* most reasonable prices. "-LIVE AND LET Ll - ^W.?*JJ" Iou iu:r\niiKi*in-rJLy3<- -.- - tptto. FINE DRY ?OOD?, CrROCEljtHES GRAIN, MEAL, HAY, CV*%1^ HAT?, CAPS, ROOT\*: S*0f^ ^Gj^TS; In short all sorts of trijfeiancl implemen' for 1 he j ? .-Lieut.-G. H. BURT03?\.?Wr?t?M. ?hi, ... . H- , c ,ee'dd acquaintances from the upper settlements. Pine House, S. C., May 5, J. MONRO jg WISE, tf 20 ?S feg. -:o: NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES': H JAMES G. BAILIE St BROTHER AVING detormincd to turn their stock into CASH, will oiler extra induce ments to purchasers of the following desirable goods fnton this dato: Best English Tapestry and Body Brussels, * ? Extra Heavy All-Wool Three-ply Carpets] Extra Heavy All-Wool Scotch Civets, Beautiful Ingrains at very.Low Striped Carpets for Rooms, Stairs and Hails, Beautiful Lace Curtains, ! Window Cornices, Curtain Bands and Loops, Plain and Striped Reps and Terrys for Curtains, Piano and Table Covers, in Cloth, Felt aud FIock5 Hearth' Rugs and Door Mats, Jr*1"' Window Slades, Any Size And Any Color, Crumb Cloths, Chromos and. Hair Cloths, Plain, Check and Fancy Cauton Mattiii^f1^-- i . Fancy and Plain Cocoa Matting, V Floor and Table Oil Cloth, any Width. pr i Carpets Made and Laid, and all Work Done Promptly at Jas. G. Bailie &JBro's. April 23, _. 3m . 18 LET THE POE HOUSE E are fond of Com. buy, at " bottom BACON, LAI " CORN, RICE, : ' ""ARMING II _ 'RY GOODS, ^ ?v?L-Q*? ~. ^, v ?\iiHETY, ATS, CAPS, SHOES and BOOTS, ith many other things too numerous to'mentioir,-and we will - go away, not only satisfied, but well pleased' with your pur e us a call, and we will bring our words to pjss in good faith. JAS. A. DOZIERi & CO. PINE HOUSE, C. C. & 1. fr S. C. Apr. 29, tf 19 il Notice. iterested in the Estate LLAR R. BLALOCK, ?IS Creditors, Distribu ir? hereby notifiod that \ filed in tho Probato ligofiold County, that be made foi- a final ttdersigned, as Exec ion the 12th day of r. READY, t. P. R, Blalock. 30' W. H. SHAFFER, Denust, EDGEFIEpnTS.C., Ofilce.at Mims'J'htographGallery. Aug-13 ! tf y 84 Just Itemed, ONE Cask of MALAGA or SWEET WINE, ibr.Chirdi purposes. & LYNCH, . . PH MOUSE, s, a. WISE & HUGHES DEALERS I2ST DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS, VARNISH, TOBACCO, ILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY FINE LIQUORS . -And FANCY GROCERIES. WISE Sc J??JCJHES. . ic House Depot, May 5, 3m 20 ) Acres Valuable Land for Sale. 1 NG on Horse Creek, adjoining ranitevillo Manufacturine Go's. 2 miles from C C & A R R, arid : from Graniteville. Nearly all is , vrfl forest, embracing as fine Mill Ranging TIMBER as there is in . e ; also 2 valuable MILL SITES, ands are densely covered with ' Hickory, yielding 1000 lbs Cot . bushels Corn per acre, nearlv THREE HUNDRED SIGH TABLE LAND,- heavily about 1? miles from the Towns y and Bath ; 75 Acres of this . ligh state of cultivation, aud a ailing and all necessary out i upon the place, all in good re i* whole, or a part of these lands, d in Lots to suit purchasers. r< . is, address \.. G. & G. W. HOWARD, Langlev, S. C. ?2,iS74f 3m 21 STARCH POLISH. CALL on'W. P. ZEIGLER, at D. L. Turner's Drug Storo, and seo this great wonder. A small piece of this POLISH, put into Starch, will give tho linen a beautiful, glossy appearance, re sembling the nicest paper collar or bo som. It keeps the iron from sticking, and gives complete satisfaction to all who try it. Warranted to give entire satisfaction. If you try itonce, you can not do without it. A supply constantly on hand. Call at onco, and secure this indispensable article. W. P. ZEIGLER. Julyl, . 6m 28 _a.i..ooi-*j ?? ??nt xcemecly that InstanUyslopa thc most excruciating pains, altars Inflammations, oud cures Congestions, whether ofthe Lung?, Stomach, Bowels, or oilier stands or organs, by one application. IX FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, no natter how violent or excruciating tho pain the RHEUMATIC, Be<l-rid<len, Infirm, Crippled. Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostrated with disease inuy suffer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFAMMATION OF TUE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OK THE BLADDER. INFLAMMATION OK THE BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BRRATHINO. PALPITATION OF THE UEART. HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPHTERIA. CATARRH, INFLUENZA. HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. m ' NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM. COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. The application ofthe Rrndy Reliof tofhepartor parts where tho pain or dUllculty exist* '.?111 nlTurd case and Comfort. Twenty dropsln haifa tumbler of water wlHlnafcw momenLsciircCHRAMi'S.Sl'ASMS.SOURSTOMAOH, HEARTBURN, SIllK HEADACHE, DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY, COLIC. WINI) IN THE BOWELS, andallINTERNAL PAINS, ?. Travelers should always carry a bottle of Rad ?way's Rcndr Relief ?Uhthem. Afewdropsin waterwillprareat stcknewi or p?ins fmm chango or water. It ls bcttcrthau French Brandy or Bitters asa stimulant. FETER ??VI> AGUE. FEYERANDAGUEcitredforfifty cents. Thero'ta BotaromedtalitgimiintulK world tbnt*wlll cure Fever and Ague, nnd all Mber Malarious, Bilotts, Scarlet, Tvpbold,.Yollnw, and oiher Fevers [aided hv RAD WAY'S PILLS) ?o.quick ns RADWAY'S READY RE LIEF. Flay ccoU per bool?. HEALTH! BEAUTY!! STRONO AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREASE I OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND $ B E.?. j TIF'vJ, COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL. rs T'S ?tapar?an Sesotat ; THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES,: SO UUICK.RO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES.THE .* ;B01)Y UNDERGOES.UNDER THE INFLUENCE * OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE. THAT . ^ Eyery Day an Increase in Flesh anti Weipjlit is Seen anti Felt. 4 Every drop of the SARS VPARH.LIAN RESOL., VENT cntniiiunlcniestliroiighlbe Hli.p.l, Sweat, Urin?, and other Fluid? and juices of tho system thc vigor ol Hr -, fur ll repairs thc wastes of thc l>ody willi nrwaaq Wwi material. Scrofula. Svphllls, Coli-nmutlon, *..:?n.!-tl?r disease, Ulcer* In tho tlirnnt. Mouth, Tu niori. NikleslnthcGlnndHiind ntberparunftbCKvatein. Sire Eyx*. sirumorousdUchnn:cs from thu Kari, and the worn forms of Skin d?neuses, Eruption*, Fever aMssstj^SwidiTi-aJ. Ring Wcirm.r-HliRhoum.Krvslpelas, Ao^Tw^st^j,.,^ Wnrmsin Hie Flesh, Timmr?. Can coraintho ,? ..i,..n"d nil wrekenlac nod painful dla* ?unre?, Nicht;Hw*> tM orSpermandalluaitesof the hi.-principle. ur? v,..;^, ?nmUrfl rnngeor this woa.lerol.Mol.-rn CheniUtry, .r?Hfe? <tai?y n-e will prove touny person swingUforci,r ol these lormsof QHtaaatu potent pawer in euro the Ifth-f pitiont. <Ullv becoming vt\cer\ by the wastes and ac'-.nmpo-iitinn thai la c<'Muiual.pro,.re;j?n,. ?UC. cei!dsln.?rre<ilngib"->o wastes, lOrm?nIbcTaaSse wtlh new material made from hm^tS?oA aiiiliS JheSARSAPARIlii.l AN willand ?jeSKffJS beermlBj ;r ?bon anea ihtar cm. o cr,n,mci.res isl wo.kolpuriH.-ation. and snoMeds In v.:U|,i,i..g the Ins. of wastes, Its repairs will h rapid, <t iwJffa the putout will frei himself ex.? mc lener .-md sinniger, sWleaddlmtli.il limiter appetite imprm iu?, audlTnh and weight Increasing. N(itonly.l(ie?ilic.SAit?Arjr.iixnN RESOLVENT excels allk -own remedial agents in tho cure of Chronic, Scro IUIHIK. t,'nii-lltii:iiMial. aud'Sktu diseases ; but lt Is the ouly positive cure fur Kidney & Bladder Complaints j Urinary and W*mb disenRW.Gr-? rat Diabcles. Drnniv, Ftcppaiieiif Water, IiicnntlnniicuiifC'rliiR, Bright's IHs Ci?i-.. Albuminuria, ai A. In ?Ul cases wbcro ibero are I.Kcx-dosi deposits, ortbownterlH thick, rlnndy, tnlxnd with Killumi, ra like ihi wbbeofon egg, or threads like white ?Ilk, nrtht-relKn moitfld, dark, IIIIIIIUK appear anno, and white bone-dust deposits, and when there ls aprlcking. biirnlnt; sensation whenpassing water, and pain lu the Sm.. 1 : ofthe Back nnd along Ibo Loins. Tumor of 12 Years' Growth Cured by Itadway 's Resolvent* DR. RADWAY'S Perfect Purgative .& Regulating Pills, perfectly tasteless, elcgnntlv conled willi swoet gnm, purge, regulate, purlfv, cleanse and strengthen. Rad way'? Pills, for mo cure oralldisordersoftbeStomach, Liver, Bowel?, Kidueys, Bladdtr, Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion, Dys. Ecpsta, Biliousness, Bilious Fever. Inflammation ofthe oweta, Piles, and all Derangements of the Internal wsccra. Wkrraniod to elTeclnpositivo euro- Purolv \ egutablo, containing no mercury, muieraUordeleletrl ou? dregs. A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will freo the sys tem fmm nil tho nbovo named disorders. Price, Sheela per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. READ " FAUSK AND TRUE." Send one letter .lamp to RADWAY .t CO.. No. .12 Warren St.. New ?ork. Information worth ibousands will bosent yon. Nov. 20, ly CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVES Are famous for doing MORE and BET TER COOKING, doing it QUICKER and CHEAPER, than any Stove of the cost. Aro famous for their STERLING WORTH, ECONOMY in FUEL, DU RABILITY and CONVENIENCE. Aro famous for their WONDERFUL LY QUICK and UNIFORM*Baking. Are famous for'gi vin cr SATISFAC TION EVERYWHERE, autoing nodallyndaptod to tho WAJ'TS of c\vey houBohold. ? -o Sold only by D. H^IERTOIV, ? AUGUSTA, Qi May.27, . S #23 C. & t. L KERRISON Would respectfully inform their friends and tho pn^iicthut they havo resumed tho DRY GOODS BUSINESS in Charleston, and have located West side of KING STREET, NO. 297, Second Door above Wentworth. It is their intention to concentrate their efforts upon special branches of the Dry Goods Business, J Thus enabling them to offer the most re liable Goods in each Department. . They believe that a business carefully .conducted upon thin plan, and strictly on a CASH BASIS, offers advantages to the Purchaser not attainable in ii genoral business. LINEN FABRICS, In all solid and useful qualities, they ex pect to import direct from tho Manufac turer. HOSIERY From tho best English Manufacturers, including Cotton and Merino Goods. WHITE GOODS. The best grades ol* American Longcloth, Sheeting and Cambrics ; and, of Foreign Manufacture, the most approved Lawns, Nainsooks, Jaconets and Muslins. LADIES BLACK DRESS GOODS. This Department will bo supplied with tho most approved fabrics calculated to givo satisfaction as regards price and du rability. WOOL, COTTON AND LINEN FABRICS For Men and Boys' wear, from the most reliable Manufacturers, especially as re gards the Dye. Charleston, S. C., Juno 4, 7m 24 GEORGIA COTTON PRESS, PATENTED MARCH, 1870, BY PENDLETON & BOARDMAN, AUGUSTA, GA. THE satisfaction this PRESS has giv en in tho past, the great improve ments made on it, and the fact of its be ing from forty to fifty dollars cheaper than any other good Press, should induce .planters and others to send for ono of our now Circulars beforo purchasing. We also manufacturo Irons for Water '**""". Presses and Screw Presses. Ad Ul!?! ;J .? Pi lii?iUhi ll l\ DAY FIXED AND A FULL DRAWING ASSURED -ON Monday, 30th November, 1874, LAST CHANCE FOIt AN EASY^FORTUNE! A postponement of thc Fifth Concert of the Public Library ?d'Kentucky has been so generally an lin j..Und, and is so manifestly for tho interest of all concern ed, that it must meet thc approval of all. Tho day is now absolutely lixed and thero will be no variation from tho pro gramme now announced. A sufficient number of tickets had been sold to have enabled us to have had a large drawing on tho ?Hst July, buta short postpone ment was considered preferable to a par tial drawing. Let it bo borne in mind that THE FIT TH GIFT CONGEST IS THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS CHARTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGE MENT. That it will positively and unequivo cally take place as announced on -Holiday, Mix ?memtoc that.the music will be'the best thc conn ??'-> ? ' 1 Hint -_.. , ' _ ?0,000 CASH GUTS, -< AGGREGATING $2,500,000 ! will be distributed by lot among the tick et holders. > LIST OF GlcTS. One Grand Cash Gift.?250,000 One Grand Cash Gift. 100,000 One Grand Cash Gift. 75,000 Ono Grand Cash Gilt. 50,000 One Grand Cash Gift. 23,000 5 Cash Gifts 920,000 each.100,000 10 Cash Gifts 14,000 each. 140,000 15Cosh Gills 10,000each. 100,000 20 Cash Gifts 5,000naen.loo.ooo 23 Cash Gifts 4,000 each. 100,000 30 Cash Gifts S,000 each. 1M),000 50 Cash (ii Its 2,000 each. 100,000 100 Cash Gifts 1,000 oach. 100,000 240 Cash Gilts 500 each. 120,000 500 Cash Gifts 100 each.50,00o 19,000 Cash Gifts 50 each. 050,000 Total, 20,000 Gifts, all Cash, amounting to $2,500,000 PRICE OF TICKETS. Bl Whole Tickets.?. 50 00 Halves. 25 00 Tenths, or each Coupon. 5 00 ll Whole Tickets for.....'. 500 00 "'A Tickets for.1,000 00 PersifciTj^sj^j, to invest should order ; promptly, either ^i-v^^iqnt^^njco or I our local Agents. ^^V- ~-l Liberal commissions will bo alTCfi*S to satisfactory agents. . Circulars containing full particular? furnished on application. THOS. E. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager, Public Library Building, Louisville.Ky. Aug. 4, lui 33 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DAVIDSON COLLEGE. Next Session will begin Sept. 24, 1874. UfiiHhy location. Morul Hlmoypliore Strict <Ms ci|iliiiL\ Thorough leadrit>g. Moderato charge?. Seven protestan. For catalogue or Information, ap ply to J. lt. BLAKE; Chairman ot" thr Enmity, Pott OJ/tci; Da oidson Colleyr, JV. C. IN NEBRASKA, NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP Ten Years Credit, Interest only 6 Per Cont Send for "The Pioneer" A handsome illustrated Paper, containing (lie Ifome stead /MW, mailed free to all parts ol' Hie world. Address O.F.DAVIS, Land Commissioner U. P. E. E., OMAHA, NEB. WATERS' CONCERTO ORGANS are Me most beautiful tn style and per fect in tone ever made. I'he CON CERTO STOP ts thc best ever placed '.r. niy Oryan. It is produced by an -rt af ti <:. , ?' ti '\ ? ia rei* ? ? . -kite t. imftiu WATERS' J\cw acme ?IAJ&0? have great power anda fine singing tone, with all modern improvements, and arc thc Best Pianos Slade. 'These Organs and Pianos arc warranted for 0 years. Prices Extreme': Low for .cash) or part cash and balance tn monmly or quarterly payments. Sec ond-hand instruments taken in ex change. Agents Wanted tn every CJunty in the U. S. and Canada. A liberal discount to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Schools, Lodges, ??c. ILLUS TRATED CATALOGUE Mailed. 1 . HORACE WATERS &; SON, 181 Broadway, N. Y., P. O. Box 35G7 SIM0NT0N FEMALE COLLEGE, STATESVILLE, N. C. Rev. S. TAYLOR MARTIN, Preg. Pall turm begins Sep. 22, 1374, and ends Feb. 5,1875. Spring term begin* Feb. 5,1875, and onda Juno 22, 1876. Board and tuition, $100; Music, $25. For other information, send for circular. *c ? (ton perdapithome. Termsfroe. Ad $U EH ?J>fcV dress(A,8TtNaoN&Co.,PortM,Mo. Aug. 18 4t 84 THE OLDEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN THE STATE. PLATT 212 & 214 Broad St., AUGUSTA, OA., jKjEEP always on hand the Latest Styles of FURNITURE, Of every variety manufactured, from the lowest to the highest grades. Chamber, Parlor, Dining-Room, and Liwrar^Ccm plcte Suits, or Single Pieces, Xv At prices which cannot fail to suit the purchaser. UNDERTAKING In all its branches. . METALIC CASES and CASKETS, of various stylos and ihake. Imported Wood Caskets and Casos, of overv design and finish. COFFINS and CASKETS, of our own make, in Mahogany, Rosewood and Wal nut. An accomplished Undertaker will be in attendance "at all honrs, day ai: night, PJLATT BROTHERS, 212 and 2U Broad St., Augusta, Ga. July 2, ly 28 I H 4 Cf CD < CD 00 m m 'li-~ - BOUQUET COLOGNE! ?P'j have just received a fredi lot of OIL? and EXTRACTS, and have made a urge lot of the BOUQUET. Call and try it. ' Warranted to give satisfaction. Prepared' and sold by, ?*. h. PENN & SON. July 15, ._ tf_.S0 -IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND VALISES -AT Timmerman I Wise^ -jpra?c? rstr9 .?i. Hg us ia, igra." (Opposite tho Augusta Rotel.) 150 CASES of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, VALISES and UMBRELLAS just received. . And in order to mak? it to the interest of the Purchaser, we are determined to sell EXCEEDINGLY LOW, for Cash or Approved Paper. We would be glad to see all of our Edgefield Friends at any time. ^Please give us a call. . . ' TiJO?ERJIArV & WISE. Augusta, Ga., April 22, 5m IS FUENITTJEE. Oil ROOM FURNITURE! FROM THE PLAINEST TO THE MOST ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE. IHA VE just received a large invoice of New Goods bought at low figures, and can offer GOOD BARGAINS. iXy UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT is completo, and lean fufl!i.<?h COF FINS, CASKETS and CASES in ali varieties;. METALLIC CASES of all styles. Preservers furnished when rcquirjid-^'"'* JT"*""-se?. 147 and 140 Broad Si., Augusta, Cia. Augusta, Ga., Apr. 1, Hm 7 1 ! frFinf FRTFS F AVING opened the Store Room formerly occupied- by Mr. S. H. Man tlet, next door to our Drug Store, for the purpose of doing a GENERAL MERCHANDIZE BUSINESS, we cordially invite our friends and the at tention of the public to. our Stock of Goods, now daily receiving, and which embrace in part the following indispensable articles : 250 Bushels CORN, 150 .? MEAL; 200 " OATS, 20 Barrels FLOUR, all grades, 2000 Lbs. BACON, 2 Castes HAMS, 1 Cask RICE, 2 Casks LARD, 2 Sacks COFFEE, 4 Barrels SUGARS, CHEESE and MACCARONI, SOAPS, STARCH, SODA, TEA CRACKERS, Sardines, Pickles, Jellies, Brandy Peaches Atwood's Celebrated MINCE MEAT, CANNED GOODS of all descriptions. Call and examine for yourselves. CLISBY & LYNCH. Jan 14 tf 4 fl L qy.UjW " - CO, :_- - .? Hardware, Pocke?. ?:J?H?_T??^U 6 uUcry, GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &C, eke, ?cc, They have also opened-a. Mantua-Making and Millinery department, Under the direction and supervision of MR3. O??&OUN, which will be kept up in a style to suit modern progress; and t> which fact they would respectfully call the attention of the ladies generally. P3-THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR COTTON. CALHOZZN, MOSLEY & CO, Johnston's Depot, Apr. 15, ?ly Lemons! Lemons!! j 100,000 Bricks? 1 BOX Just loceived at \ff?E<kv PJKw' and ibr^le' G. L. PENN & SON'S, /TT Cell and look ??L^nreelvei Drugstore. / P,noTrnnQ? ? ? MONROE Aprill tf 15^ Pine House, S.C., July 7,