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HEMORRHOIDS.
HAYS LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-This OF

d
II traordlnary chemical composition. the result
of science, and tho invention OF IA celebrated medi
cal man, tho Introduce n of which TO the public
invested witt the solernn,ty OF a deathbed
hequcst, has since gained Reputation unparalleled.
fully sustaining tho correctness of the lanensed
DR. Gridcy's last con iesson, that .' he dared not
die without giving to posterty the beueht Of his
knowledge this subject" and he therefore
b,queathed to his friend and attendant, Solomoa
Hays, the secret of his discovery.
Ii 10 nsA used in tho principal hospitals, and
tho private practice in our country, first and most
cessainly for the of Tho Piles, and SO exten-
slvoly and ef.cnaliy us to battle credulity, unless
whegn its effects witnessed Externally in the
following complaints:
For Dropsy--Crea,ing extraordinary sbsorptoa
at once;
All Swellings--Rcducing their IN a few hours.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Chrome, giving quick
ease;
Sore Thront--By Cancers, Ulcers or Colas.
Group and Whoopng Congh-Extesnaly, and
over the Chest
All Bruises, Sprans. and Burns-Guring in u
few hours,
soses and ulccrs--Whethet fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and Children in rcduc-
ing rheumatic dwellings, and ooscnins coughs and
tghtness of tho chest by ,elaxstion Of tho parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. Tho
common remark Of those who have used it IN the
Piles, is " 1t acts like charm"
HE l-Lo- no price, 81 10 Rounded 10 any
person who will uso bottle of Hays Lniment
for tho Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured. These are The positive orders of tho
pfort.e,ur TO the Agents; and out of many thou
| sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
| W. might insert certificates TO any length, hut
prefer that those who sell tho article, should aI-.
| hbit tho sriginal to purchasers.
! CAuI!JT--None can be genuine witlasat a
! spleudd engraved wrapper, on which is my name
ard also that of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and rcta by COMSTOGk &.
| Co, New York, and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by tho Wholesale Agents. ce-nar OF
Comnen s. Tchoupitoulaa street, and by tho
i Apothecaries generally. je30
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ENGLISH, FAEAti!! AND SP-ANIoA Auap-
Envy.

PROFESSOR MORpHY, assisted by gentlemen of
Z proper Qualifications and experience. h,a opened
an Academy in Ii. brick buildng brlorsins TO WIN.
BRAND Esq adjoining tho Ieranda On 81. Charles
street, vince vonnS gentlemen, we'll disposed, VIII re
coivc good education
Mr. NJ. solicts the cooperation Of hi+ friends and
those of education to enable hin, 10 render this 'nsu-
tuition useful and permanent
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WiOLtS ALE TIN ARE NaNUFACTORf
- LOCKE Il CO, No. % Old l.evcc, have il
at,r ,f their own nanutacturr, large and tx
,ensivc assortment OF lin ware, winch they invite deal
era in the trade TO examine; also 200 Copper, Sugar
house ski 4rners 80 do. Sugar Ladies' 20 doA Copper
3urar lntnns. Bath .ubs assorted sizes; 80 gross
Az ,urteh sized t,,t'uc tir.,gEs.
NJ is--iuois of buildings c"ver-d.vth zinc, copper
tin. Copper and tn CUTTERS put up On the stln rtes
60, nr~I
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Ia
fxyt{p ns.hle nj rert,ctny ioriued that TINS insh
i,itinn il erected on tho most improved plhn' anu
in an AIRY and most admirable ruaioh,'n 'hs as;sis
Franklin upon lle rpisr,nd, nllle if9n s"e 'ss
siPpi sd ms, coumod dion lg N vdsd
;,, an,ttnet,i. cor ksfpna separate dheieht ciasess
The institution is supplied with mot tkilfu' ana
attentive male and emni- Iu,sa and staRihs 'he'a
riuus rnouern languaees. r.. al
Private may be had Nv gf,s'"'" az -
lars nsr dav, includirl Attendance I"
Terms in the or mary wards, 70 "'"t , ,;sJv
Slaves Rlso two douhrr 'sf"e" . =
wards, FIVE dollars.
Ali cupi,tI surgical operations stta. t..
The resident pns Ii Ut y. edieHsi W H ~
ior n5iassInn be made, Ur to ~ y
LnzeiubeiE, NJ II Rampant street p
sIlOUR, MfiIskEY, PORK Bt.i.f-lae ions
4 supsrfne aud IL! do fine -four w b"s CO... h,,.
an. 4s bbs ected whskey; Ibis mess a"V a. =, ,as
prime pork; bbls prime be9 the crs" OF Aa oo1
''f Ss's 'o''' 10 |'''~ ..AYET & ANYTHING,
sv II C,mnsrce street.
ygAMtLY nNMS--74 bbIs cauSasssd Family Hams
n.rereh. for ssis kr LaYET Il hAstuNe,.
to5s IL Commerce street.
os.N7s bn,ra'. Horn lsns'.s and i0t gaze :,
AZ CONT r1ee,
1EAyaNA EGAils-5o5,ooo Of ditfsrsni braHts.
IN S'0Ho' ''' 'A' y SLATER &c IRlf.R.
uusll 40 Posd s'rssI
| TNx,,HANGE on Mobile wantsd by
| ~ lAHit.fH FISK.
sust4 -..-sa4-4-+--.-
ksRAEDY-5 bUls 4ih proof American brnf:y fdf
ID sale by ISAAC Bki:H,E n 20,
scgl4 1874 Magazine streAs<
ESAVANA SEGAliS-2es bags of green coffee land
L ing from sehr Liberty, and .ta tngs in stof
for a.le bv SLATER IhiFh.
auyl4 10 Foydrna street.
If. 100 tasks IhaaelE his Ale. A6t0ss ETa@s
| q ius, received ;rd Tor see by
J u BEAN & 4 COHEN,
;,sl gu CuntIicn street.
New tfi.nre nma Cnrroiitcr Rail 5aonA
Arrangement for rhnihg Tie Cars iio'r tfias hnr
Txua C.tgnlt1ps F,oa NV OkLgAs4.
. HI. hnrs. car n, a oclk AN Steam ~ a NJ
steam car do do do do
d., 40 8 do do do do III
Is do do 10 do do do
s,-aIn car II do do steIm ear ct ) do
stealncar 9 DO + VI do do do
v do do A do do do do do
ao DO 6 do 4. do do y do
de- do 8 do DO
The J,u.k.on street cars and Lafayette half past
y O'Clock, A NJ Canal street ut O'Clock a Nj alin run
S ming hourly ut O'Clock. These ears ~ili coiihisht
running every halt hour. ad con''Hus throughout Ii
,Iu, until : o'clock, T NJ.
The for the La Course street cars I'll
same Tor jack son street.
Yun
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
TSltST Judicial District Court. Thomas l. Nm
Il kins, vs.: HIS Creditors ands tho Creditor, al
s,erns \ Co. The eession OF tho insol,enl's Properly
Is accepted ny he Court Tor she benef, OF his Cred
TO aud it so ordered til meeting tf bs "a ii cra;,.
aud the creditors OF Storms e. Co. DO fake Mace Mt ,hc
office OF j. b. nlarks Esq, Notary Public on Mouto,.
the Goth ct Novemher next, at 0,co H. A. M for the
purpose OF deilberating he affairs Of said ukins
and Sterus = Co.. and in the mean tirns ali imd;r,ai
proceedings against the person an5 nnerty nj sa,d
Jenkins stayed. NJ Al. Cohcr ~ "a s;;,no;,,aa
o represent the absent creditors. u :. III ee
Witness the Hon. A. NJ. nacharan. J,dre ot t}a
Court aforesaid Tins 24s'' .ctoher 1888.
ao,o- -ah,.n z LEBLANC,
- o ,si..,,1- DIV. crs
tTAt DE- IA IOUIsIANt.-CcM au Premier
- bs"' Judci.e--fhus. Ii Jenkins con,re sea
set les creanciers de S,sras g. Ce-La ces
ST. biens dc lnsol able ayant etc aceepie pour ls
!eaece de ses creanciels; ii cat ordonne gu'uua
de ses cIeancers Ell de ceua lie Stems &C. ait lieu
srete de u Marks notare public. lundi, Zoe jour dc
Nov mbre, dix heuTes aa mau, pour delibeter
les atires desdlts Jenkins I'll Stems lie; meins
tens toutes procedures judeianes contrs la p,rsonn1
ct la persOnne tudt jenkins sont arretees Nj Cohen
est nomlre pour reptstpter les eTeaneiel shsens.
Temoin PHon. A. NJ buchanan, iuge de Ia cour CT
a7oct-s 2 LEBLANC. Dep G,effer
| NUlsol Nc roai slip ssIaoca one Tiunk, marked
| VI j. faizar. Whoever haa said trunk will
~ BErS q A couEs.
0ct2i 90 Common Il
| AOilUr..
nRAYS No. 49, 1874, a9 o. Inls. 3l6. 1903, 1929
| ~ 1927, 6ia, 1872, I6Shs 1892, 3d., saId Will
bring IN her recipe fur guos hauled from tie thf
s$Ss, s2 si % .os'e9isssv a'1sf - e 4~
octS sjCenon4Sa -
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A Card.
GRLEA s LI7,HOGRiPHIC ESTABLiSH
NEAT, SO t!IG1ZINE STREET,
OPPOSITE BANE's AEcArE.

OPPOSITE BANE's ARcA-E.
w GREENE returns his sincere thanks TO his
w friends and the public OF New Orleans for the
patronage bestowed HIN for the last tso tears and
begs leave them that all orders committed to
his charge shall be puncually attended soj he will
usual, keep the office open during tie summer. and
shall he always ready strike off merchants circu
lars mess and address cards. funeral notices maps,
plans, and drawings, of description, at the
slor,est notice, and IN the most reasonable terms.
ment in the city and from long experience in the
litugrapnir ue, no feels confident Of giving entire
sHtistActiUs
N i Apo,hecaries and druggists labels exec rd in
good style copperplae engraving, and at one
third of thu expense. lN24
4 ,IRC uLARS, Circulars: Circulars = Merchants
Y wishing to have beautiful circular struck off at
tie shortest notice, has only call the Orleans l.
Geographic Office SIS Ma azne SIS opposite Banks
A rcae. septic
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MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

t Removed from II Customhonse d.
TO NEXT DOOR rosr. CHARLES THEATRE
c.rurp Of PorpRAs s. ST. CHARLES STREET.
au.9-l838. --
SayINE 4 PORTER DOTTLES-5o gross wine
w and 100 gross porter bottles for sale by
30, hank Alley.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
M a Toulouse st-By Mrs Hoffman,.
gu1iiis house il spacious and conveniently situated
i for men Of business, near tho lcvcs anu 'he Se"
The .s.ls will be we'll supplied and attended to, and
Z hs charse moderate. 49, !. ,,o,u,
Boarders wishing to have lodging. can De aeconI,o
i.,.d .t different prices, with conmodious furnished
onms Boordcrs will have the satisfaction to meet
hsrs. persons spe akns the French, English and Span
Oh languages.
PENSION BOURG EOlSE,
Ru. Toulouse, n. Is, tenue par Jmde pe H?Bmann
NET e,ablissenent est sracisux, ct re .ou,e
Opres dc la Leyee Ct de !" Nouse''' Doufse' e''S'
dire au ceutrc des affaires. .
La table bicn fourne, prepayment tcnue CT
Ecu. au prenant pension desircraient logger n"
rem, des appxrene de dhtrens pris bic" gar MS CT
comInodes. A. r,,vo,
dss personnes parlan, les snguss franchise lase
ct cspagnoie. - -o"o
NOTICE.
rVSHE Copar,nsrshrp heretofore esi ting in ths city
between the subscribers, under the firm OF Ian.
Van Wyck f. Co., in New York, laidla" i Co a'id !,
Nstehsl, Miss, Van Wyck, Laidlaw g. Co. is diS &c
WICK, and Thomas w. Van Wyck are authorized s'
sssshs name Of tho fin in liquidation only.
JOHN LAlDLAW,
ANDREW LANE,
PETER s. VAN WICK,
THOMAS w. VAN WICK,
NV Orleans. aug. 10th, 1888.
COMPREHENSIVE.
The subscribers have formed copartncrshiP i
,x;, c;,y nnder tho Arm of Van Wyck s. CO., and il
M. York undo tho firm of John I.aidlaw s. Co.
' JOHN LAIDi.AW,
PETER ). VAN WICK,
THOMAS W. VAN WICK,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

g LONE g. co, No. 8, Front l.eree Street, have
81 received by late arrivals from the Northern At
lnntc cities and Europe large addition their
Of Hardware and ship Chandsrs, which now makes
their stoe nearly complete and which they offer ia
vorable terms.
Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

~ Nh u Ys--74 bbls "a SasFed Family Harms
n OF sure,.s- suuIity, land,ng from , f
Monarch, for sails by LAYET 4 AHkluNe,.
t1s " IL Commerce. street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

yfos,N-75 bu,ra,s Eorin, landing aud for sale y
* 5 Il p WHITNEY,
Cont nj Oct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

PORTRAIT PAINTING.
NEE. PARKER respectfully inorms the pihhc 'hhs
WI he will remain L short tine IN New orleans l"r
he purpose OF painting portraits.
Ruons corner of Canal and ST Charles, IN tue house
occupied tv lnrny Lyon. Dentists, where specimens
500, ln28 I'm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

WRTISGs, Flanlels, Il Co.--lN0 bales slirtings
y o. various qualises; SO bales fine and heavy
Hsmpshre sheengs alll bales Angola Flannels
landing from ships Russell. lnnsel aud Perdonnett
fx sale by ISAAC BRIDGES co,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

tEAVANA SEGAkS-;es bags of cotfro lind
L ing from schr Liberty, and a'a tags in s,or
for ste by SLAiEf y IniFM
ausl4 ~ fo}drhH sues'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

,R.JaNx SEGA Is-5o6 900 Of different brants.
Il in stone, FOR snie by nrn
,sl1 40 Pos dfas street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

The jackson street cars and Lafayette. half past Z
o'clock A NJ. Canal street ut O'clock NJ. aln ruin
ming hourl, Il, O'Clock. These cars will commence
running every halt hour u,d con;tus throughout tbs
Iu, until o'clock, NJ.
Tile arlan2 for the la Course stree. cars tbs
same ns Tor Juck street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

ANIMALS FOR 1889.
TIME GIFT: Christmas and New Years Present
j. for 1899; Edited by Miss Leslie,
The Violet, Christmas and New Years giit, ana
Birth Day present, for 1922 Edited by Miss Leslie.
Go Ahead! The Crockett Almanac ter 1859, con
aiming adventures, exploits, sprees and scraPcs in the
West, life and manners in the backwoods.
The American Comic Almanac for 1882 with whms
scraps and oddities, from the land Of Johnny Bull
Brother Jonathan and Monset Nong,ongpaws
Tho P.opI-s 4 nanhc Of Useful and Entertaining
Know ledge, for 1882 just received and for sale hy
WM NcKEAN,
oc,8 cor Camp and Common 81
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O4fEK-JsL received per ship Chester from Phil
III adeipha. eighteen chses Of low priced blue and
ohe Letter Psper four fancy letter paper; fou,
cas.t s.tru large szs packet Post for ssle by o.
DAVID FELT a. GO, f.
fnik fs,atenN's Hail.
s~al5 II Char.res
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

FOR ALEXANDRIA,.
~ r~MsoA The steamer DENMARK. will
lAI---AV run us q regular packet during low
sslS water. from mouth Of Red River 'e
Alexandria For partculafs apply to
srnp, NO II GRAHAM.
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Spanish .
ls,. Books, states. paper sc. charged separately;
Ind. month once begun, to be paid in full;
Srd. No deduction for absence nor for holidaysi
4,h. Payments to be made regularly every month
School hours from 6 l-2 to o'clock, except Thurs.
asys. sep27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

E>LOUR--l0O bbls beat quality, made Of new wheat
II JUS, landed from steamer Gear, an Tor sale by
u DORSEY,
,,,, !; "A N9w Leyee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

6aAp FArEWs-Just receive a few cases of very su-
" petics kLin blue and blue and white wove Cap pa
par a new aRd splendid article, for sale by
DAVID FELT s. CO,
ee,i5 NY Statnner's Hail. g t'hartrcs =,
tPXCHAEGE on Boston-In sums to suit pur-
Eb chIsers, a. | to 90 days sight, for sale by
STETSON Il AVERY,
,sfl4 So t;ravipr ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

ksR4EDY-5 bua 4th proof American brnfay fof
D sale by ISAAC BRl!',E q 20.
srpl4 1874 Magazine streas<
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VINO LET until lst November next the esant
tx.Il;,g Hous,. No III ST. f5scIh street.
Amply Il, No. n roydras street. Yls
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

JAMES NEW NOVEL, &c.
rV,HE ROBBER, Tale. by the author Of Rich
l. eisu,' .,rhe Gipsey,' 'At'ila.' &c. in vols.
THE LOVE CHASE, Comedy, in five acts by
James Sheridan Knowlos. author Of 'Virgnius.
The Daughter &c. &c.
lon, Tragedy in fly: acts. By Thomas Noon
Taltour,l; 4th edition.
soclEry AND MAssERs IN AxEn,cA; BY Harrie,
Matineuu, author of illustrations of Political
Economy in 2 vols; 4th edition.
A Practical Summary of tho Law and Csago Of
Bills Of Exchange and Promissory Notes; togeth-
or with series Of tables, showing when bills. notes
aud loans, drawn accepted at amy date will fall
due; to when arc added. rates of commission anc
storage, equation of payments, and general infor
nation connected with business of the counting
houses by B F Foster. Accountant. author of "A
Concise Treatise OF Book Keeping The Clerk
Guide &c.
Tme LITTLE SKETCH Book; course of very cas-,
lessons in Landscapes, Figures. &c. BY Georg'
Chids; LIST and Cd series.
Just received and for sale by WIN MeKEAN.
jye COT. Of Camp and Common s''
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TNXCHANGE on Mobile by
" .ABlJ.sH FISK.
aurtA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
VOLUME 2.
The EdgcGeld Advertiser
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS.-Thrce Dollars per annum If paid
IN advance,-Three Dollars and Fifty Gents il
paid before the expiration of Six Months from
the date Of Subscription,-and Four Dollars il
not paid within Six Months. Subscribers out ri
the State are required to pay in indcnnec.
No subscription received for. less than ono gear,
and no paper discontinued until oil arrcaragcs
are paid, except at the option Of the Editor.
All subscriptions will be continued unless other
wise ordered, at the end of the year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same, shall rec i've
the sixth copy gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at
GA cents per square, for the first insertion, and
ABA cents for each continuance. Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked on
them, will be continued until ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
All advertisements intended for publication in
this paper, must be deposited i'll the Office by
Tuesday crcning.
All communications addressed to the Editor,
(rosr.PArD) will be promptly and strictly at
tended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
Public Notice,

.T1NHE Male and Female Schools ut Greenwood
II will be continued the ensningyear, (1S3S,)
under the cnre of their present Superintendants,
Mr.. James Lesly md Miss Rebecca Chapman.
both of whom, have been. engaged with the ex-
press provision, that each, of their Schools should
be limited to q certain number. Mr.. Iesly's
School will be confined exclusively to Classical
students, and a separate building provided for the
English department, winch will also be limited,
and under the same regulations. Mr.. William
C. Moragne, late n graduate of orr College, will
take charge of the English School. No Student
need apply for admission into any of the Schools
unless they arc recommended by a good moral
character, aud il coming from other schools, n
certificate will be required, if not personally
known by the. Teacher or some of the Trustees.
The Musical department, in the Female School,
will be continued under the care Of Miss f. H.
Anderson, of Charleston.
1t is therefore to be hoped that on combining all
tile circumstance connected with the Institutions,
that they will not be permitted to fall shCIt of the
number required TO fill them up. II s..
So RArEs OF TUITION. 80
For the lowcrbranches of English 81 90 pr SEES.
2" the higher do do IL 90 ("
" the Classics, IS 90 {"
" Music : 90. 00,f>"
=" the Ornamental branches, IL 90 q.
Good boarding can be obtained from Eight to
Nine Dollars pei month.
r. C. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
Woodvillc, Abbeville Dis, Dec 2, 1887 ], Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
Mount Enoae .Rcadea,,s.

snmed under the direction Of MIR. b r..
CAMrDxLI., OH the second; Monday in January
next. Mr.. Campbell has had charge OF this III
s:itntion the past year, and from the able and sue
cessiul manner he has dischargedhis professional
duties, we not only feel %grntified, but bound TO
us an Instructor. This Academy is situated in
Elgcfield District, PC miles N. F. of the Village,
and is not surpassed for hcaltl, by any situation
in the State; aud what is equally important to
parents and guardians, it is %entifcly removed
from those IIannts Of vice and dissipation, which
too frequently destroy the youthful mind. Those
who send their children or wards to this place,
may rest assured that every possible care will be
taken to improve their morals.
November ~. 1897 d42
The Columbia Telescope will please give tho
above ionr weekly insertions, and forward its ac-
count 10 this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
@oetit 0eeess.

The following lines were written by Miss
Cynthia II. Stow, who persisted in the sad
and melancholy wreck of the Home in
October last, and were given to her brother
a few hours before she embarked on her
fatal voyage. He has handed them to us
for publication, Of which they are indeed
worthy. There is IL deep melancholy pre-
vading them which sis pleasant though
mournful to the SOUL" and one can easily
imagine, almost prophetic of The affective
even. which overlook their gifted author.
If the doctrine, that the dcad arc the I'M
wearied witnesses Of our conduct, be true,
how beautiful and touchingly appropriate
are the first three %stanzas!
Miss Stow was a young lady Of superior
attainments, oI well regulated mind, and of
uncommon promise. She was educated in
this city and there arc not "A few here who
can appreciate her worth aud sincerely SYM
pathisc with her relatives in heir %irrcpara-
bic loss.-1'roy Budget.
TO MY BROTHER
When tho last rays Of twilight's l:our,
Fall gently DER the dropping flower
When mists are gathering on the hill,
Nor sound is heard save mountain rill;
Then hacr'thc echo whispering near,
In soltcst accents to thine car
love thee, dearest brother!
When silence reigns through earth and sea,
'r-iv"s,o"S "nrstar Of memory
When music wakes her thrilling tone,
And autumn winds around thee moan
Their accents hear, AID 81. :oinicc. =
For bark there comes a well known voice,
Hove thee, dearest brother!
When fancy lift her radiant wing,
And morning birds around thee sing
When joy lights up thy bcaming eye,
And loves c%nchanIincnt too is nigh
When calm blue waters around thee Gow,
Then hear thy sister, breathing low
love thee. dearest brother.
Should disappointmens's whitening breath
Consign thy brightest hopes 10 death
Should friendships trust in hoyliood made.
IN after years prove faith betrayed;
Then TO thy sister yet return,
For OH, her heart will fondly burn
To clasp her dearest brother.
Should sorrow cloud thy coming years.
And battle thy prospects all in tears.
Remember that the Rainbow's hue
Is bright mid clouds and sunshine 100;
Remember though we're doomed to part,
The;e lives one fond and faithful heart
That loves her dearest brother!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-01-11
EdgeGeld Village Female
Academy.

FTNHF exercises of this institution will
recommends on Monday; the first
day Of January 1888. The Rector informs
the community, that he has engaged. as his
assistant for the next year, Miss Stark, late
OF the Female Collegiate Institution, of
Troy New York. or this lady, Mrs. Will
lard, the principal Of that Institution thus
writes Il recommend Miss Stark freely &
fully, as regards all the necessary requisites
of an excellent teacher" With the assis-
lance of this lady and Of Mr.. Bacon in
the musical department., all the ornamental
branches of Drawing, Painting, Needle
work. g. Music will be taught in this insti-
tuition, together with the solid branches here
toforc taught. Boarding can be obtained in
the house Of thcR Rector for twenty pupils, q
in ncighbouring private houses to any eX-
tent desired. 1t is particularly desirable,
that t,.sc, whc intend to place their child
rcu in this Institution for the next year,
should do SO in the fist week of tho open
ing Of the school in January; rs, i'll that
week, the classes will be formed for the
whole system to commence its operation
no Monday of the second week.
Tho school room is provided with fire
places aud fires 10 make it comfortable in
winter, and the hours, Of instruction are the
same in that season as in the summer
So that.the advantages for study in the win
ter will be equal to those in the summer.
Prices in the solid branches s. musick
the same the next year as this. For Draw
ing and Painting IS per quarter; For Nee
dlework 5000. Payments quarterly in adj
vance. w. B. JOHNSON, Rector.
Edgc6eid Nov. 16. 1897. { al
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