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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-12
| 9Th st., between 9Th and Jackson avenues
New YoRK, April, 1885.

Dr. Mrffat--S,t: Sine" your Life M'd'
cines have been introduced ~ this neigh
DO hood. they have done wonders. ! will
merely state few cases. The wife OF
my neghbor. Mr. Cornelius S Roe, VIII"
was supposed to be N decline tor the last
Two years. aher taking two bottles OF the
PhDnlx Bit'ers and one box Of the Life
Pills. says she had her health entirely re.
stored
Nj Milo r. Root, my next door neigh
bor. who was LAID up with ui1amma'oty
rheumatism. by taking two bottles OF the
Bit,ers and one 25 cent bnx Of the Pills
'nId the he was as well as be ever was. and
told q gentleman IN my store who was
hfll ,c'ed, ,ha, as soon as he would take the
Pills and Buffers, just So soon he would be
a well man.
Also. Mrs Hordu, wife Of John Ilordu.
was Two years since taken sick, and often
had fits. and lost the use Of one of her nrms
In SIX weeks after taking your pills and
Buffers, she has 80 far recovered That she
has been IN visit to one of her nelghhnrs.
A. Tor myself, have been ~ bad health
tor 81 years, and though ! am MOI now III
perfect health, il. am ~ better than ]
have been for ten years past, winch be.
hove to be the Consequence of taking your
Pills and Buffers. The above is true
statement of a few of the many cases
winch have come under my ob-rva',nn.
You arc al liberty to publish tins lri'cr.
and reference can b. had To me ns Post
master a, Clavcrrock Columbia Co.. N. Y
With respect, J. A. VAN VALKENBuRGH.
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N. Y. Mills. March 90. 1885.

Mr. Moffat-Dcar Su: ! have used your
medicine IN my family for some months. and
have received great bcreht from II. especially
my wife and eldest Gaugh'er. My daughter
had bscn in decline for three years. Since
-he commenced using your mcd clnc she has
entirely recovered aud is now well aud hearty.
II this will be of any service TO you Won are a.
liberty TO publish It. Respectfully, yours, &c.
N. BUTLER
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JUST RECEIVED.

700 y packets Mor,sons, lJygciun.
w Universal Nled,cunes of the British
College of Health, London, cures BY ,hi.
best Vegetable Medicine arc multiplying
constantly IN Vermont. On hand plenty
nl 50 Packages and the Vegetable Aperlen,
Powders. 25 cts. per box.
PANGnoRN q BRINsMAID, Slaie Agent.
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DF. RELFE'S AROMATIC PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
Burlington. Dc. Oh 1888.

THEY purify the Blood, quicken lis c'cu.
H. laion. assist tho suspended operations
Of nature. aud are general remedy for the
prevailing complaints among the female part
Of society. The Pills are particularly cffca
cious in the Green Sickness. PaIpilaiion Of
the Heart, G,ddincss. shor, Breath, Sinking
Of the Spirits DETECTION AID Discrimination to
exercise and society. Married ladies' will
find The Pills equally useful except in cases
Of pregnancy. achen they musI mol be taken
neither must they be taken by persons Of
hectic or consumplivo habits. Price $l.50
a box.
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DIR. RELFE'S V GETADLE SPE.
CIFl(.
4 MEXICAN CORN PLASTER--"A

4 MERiCAN CORN PLASTER--"A
IA sure cure for those lutte i,rtUPnts 90
the feet aud toes. THIS article - moi
weeks in curing, but il cures IN u few DAYS
the worst of Corns # The directions are
'"lowed," Who will keep COINS on ,hel'
toes now? For sale for the proprietor Ivy
the dozen or slDge box at the Variety
Shop. PA>GBnRN q BRIN.MAID.
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ATsO-THE CELEBRATED
CAMDRIAN TOOiIl.ACUE PILLS

Which give immediate reltf without the
lcas, injury TO the Teeth. On trial this will
he found one of the best remedies known for
this complaint. Price SO cents a box ks
None ATE genuine unless signed ON the
ou SIDE printed wrapper. BY the sole pro
prie'or, Y. KIDDER, immediate successor,
Of The late Dr.. W. u. Conway. For sale
at h,S Counting Room, over No. 90, Cour,
street. near Cunccr, Hail, Boston, aud ais"
Nv his special appointment. by J. e. J. II
PECK g. Co. Burlington, VI
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DIR. RELIES
cot ANICAL DROPS

Ms one of the most elIicacous compounds n
n the .Uote,ia .Medica, for the cure Of thai
class of nvc,cia,c diseases produced by an
impure state the blood, and n viiialcd habit
of The body, aid usually exhibiting themselves
in the forms Of Scrojubp. SeH Rheum, Lep,osy
81 .qnMonys FIRE. Ftre Sores. (cvcn when
the bones are af1ccied) Wh'e SWeH,ngs. or
apr lied with DR. .lcbb's Linimcn,0 foul amt
obstinate Ulcers. Sore Legs and Eyes. Stdidhead
an rhjhiryn Scurry and S,0rbui,c Gom. Pm'
pId or Carbunchd Faces. Fesiering ErupiionS,
and Yenereal 7ainis throughout he body, in
which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails. Thay are also the best Spring
and Auivmnoi PhJNc to pLrliy aud cleanse
the system from humors which frequently APP.
pear at these seasons OF ,hr year. They also
aid the process Of digestion, and by purifying
the blood prevent tho secretion of malignant
humors on the lungs. The Proprietor conii-
dcutly relies upon the vast number of SIT
prisng cures effected by these Drops, not only
in Boston and its vicinity, but throughout The
union. for the best proof Of their excellence as
an unfilling Alternative Medicine, in all the ca
sos above specified.
Thus article has recently been pronounced
BY physician Of the frs, responsibility, who
had witnessed its surprising efficacy. az en-.
IllIcu. w DIS OpinldiI 10 'aKc Inc lcnh OF all
the popular articles known for the above com
plants, ana indeed it is fast gaining this point
in public estimation, throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or six Bottles for S..
DR.. Il Relies
nMTI-ESILZoUs PILLS.
For hd,gesi,on Loss of 1pp'hte, Liises'nes,,
Headache. Cosiireness Fiaiuience, Cholic,
Bilious .ADtciionr. &c.
rHNO comment ON the efficacy of these Pills,
Il after successful experience Of many
years in England aud America has establish
ed their reputation, is needless Suffice il to
observe, that for redundancy Of Bic, FIain.
ehce, Cos,iveness, Headache, Sc. &c. they
will undoubtedly prove far more scrviceab!e
than those drastic pnrges too frequently en-.
poyed, and will not only at the same time
tend to remove the offending cause by gen
tic motions. and strengthen the digestive
organs, but improve the appetite and renovatu
the system. Price so cents
DIR. RELIES V GETADLE SPE.
For Sick Headachc. &c. Price SO cents. III
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper hy tho sole proprietor, !.
KlDDER. immediate successor 10 the late DR..
w y. CONwAY. For sale al his Counting
Room. over No 90, Court. street. near Con
cert Hall. Boston, and also by his special APP
ointment, by J. Il II. PEG X y Co.
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The German Matchless Sana-
i've, 'nr sale AT the Post Office at Grand
Isle w., where numerous testimonials os
to Ms specific qualities IN cases of Con
SUMPTION &c may be seen by calling at my
office.
DANIEL JACKSON, Agent
Dpcember ID iG38 Am
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Fresh Flour.

N1lIE Subscribers have remaining 90
L. hand fer BARRELS .nper'"r qna hiv
sup"rfinc FLOUR warranted made from
nc,o Wheat. Persons wishing o choice
article, will do well 10 coil soon.
Jan. "a LArHRnp & PoTwIN.
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GEO. K,SNER.
LoCKpoRT, Nov. q, 1887.


Mr. w. B. Moifat-Dcar Sir: As remark
able msancc Of The virtue and efficacy o! your
Ll'r Pills aud PhGulX Buffers. in rssioring lost
health 10 the afflicted, has occurred ~ my
family, deem il duty owe both 10 yourself
and the public, 10 make the fact xnown, that
Others suffering under similar clrcumsi noes
might percha2ce SEQ this and obtain remedy
in season 10 preserve them from prematore
grave.
My wife has been afflicted with the liver
compliant aud general debility Tor upwards Of
3 years: and for the last 3 months she has not
been able To walk across The room. Alier try.
various medicines prescribed by different ply
sicians, which gave her no relief. she was
given up as incurable. In this situation she
was gradually failing, when happened to
cal, upon your agen, in this village. and he
gave me copy of the Good Samaritan, the
perusing of which induced mo 10 try your
medicine, although had but little hope Of
her receiving any benefit from il The effect
YRS surprising Before she had taken one
bottle OF hitters and one box of pills, she was
so far recovered as to DO able to accomplish
most OF her house.work without assistance.
Yours, respectfully, WARREN PATTERSON.
For additional particulars of The above med.
cne see Mofial's Good Samaritan, copy OF
which accompanies the medicines; copy car
also he obtained on application at the drug
stores Of r. Moody aud J. Il J. II. Peck g. Co.,
Burlington, VI.
The above medicine for sale at wholesale
and retail by r. MOODY and at retail by }. g.
J. II, PECK & Co. Jan. 1884 en-
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4 y ifelonJ, this Compound has lnng bctn
4 known, aud extensively used, aud to H.
'"'noTy eft cts, Is probably OWING the very
''naI number o' .(atai cnses Of cnusu,up ion,
compared with ihe United States i l..
prepared from the original recipe from
Par'S, only by E Fn'chns & Co Balt,
more. For sa'o bv g. ]. II Peck & Go.
burlington Fro, 1889. AGENTS for n
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Revised List 1899.
MDRASDN'S PILLS,

ar the Vegetable Ilyge,an M'd'c'ne OF
W the Brnlsh College If Health. Lon
don; Imported by Dr.. Geo. Taylor "a
Wall. and New SIS New York. s"l"
Agent IN the Uul,cd States for SAID Col
icge. Packages Pills s. and s. each
Pow ders .5 cts. Every Packet sold II
Vermont ana in the counties ct Essex
Clinton. Franklin aud S.. Lawrcncr. N
Y. will be signed in Writing by PANG
BORN & BRlNSMAlD, Jewellers oi
Burlington W. who are Safe Agents:
and also by Sub Agents selling them. -
Ii mol 81 sinned In nuk bun them. Nnr sa he by
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If not 50 signed do mt buy Mem For sale by
Edmund Lyman North Frrr'sburgh
VIM f Greene Vorg"rnes
Jonathan llagar M'ddIchnrv
Andrew Dawson South Hero
David LYMAN ST. Adams
GA Keith Sheldon
Gus l. Kel,on Montgomery
Amnsa Paine Lowell
& & w Baxter Derby Line
E Cleveland Coventry
Sob,n KeIlum lra-burgh
Sc Morse & S Lyman Cra'l-bury
J w Remington Johnson
EP Walton g. sons ,,,,o,;,,
and Perry Marsh "'"' p'''
John Kelsey Danvl''c
Jonas Fint S. Jnllnsbury
WIN PIERCE Lyndon
Fos'cr Grow Chelsea
n C. Goddard Windsor
MS Buck aud bellows Fails
J S'ccne Braulb"ro
J Pane & Co Factory Pom, Manchester
Hiram |. Cheney Ruland
jas II MurLock Woodstock
Joel Dnv RoyaIlon
Ira Button Brandon
Jas Hull Orwell
J Fros, & Co Budpot
IF g. b Boyanton Essex N Y
BB lla'ch Wes'por, N Y
fred Har,wcll KrcsrvIe
Richard Col,rll Par,burgh.
Kent Wight Sb"rrham
]. T.. EaSwcll Bennington
Remember cycrv pnckc, of The rcnninc j.
signed by Pangbo'n G. Bun
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR CD H'aN ST.
u s. Aren't
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CON SUMPTION

by MOrison's Pills, to commence taking
1hem; in less time than he had been run
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

The Great Tournament.-The grand
tournament al Eslington Castle, England,
will take place on The 2Slh of this month
The lil'ins and other cllivaIrous sports will
occupy three days. The sport will be
concluded with bauquels, balls, and mas
ques. given to The assembled " elite" by
the uoble holder of The festival. Their
Royal lIighnes>es, The Duke and Duchess
of Cambridge, are likewise expected TO he
guests of Lord Eelington during the tour
naments. The Ayrshire Archers, headed
by their Captain, Claude Alexander, Esq,
clad in brilliant q characteristic costume,
will muster in great force, and add to The
attraction of The spectacle. One suit o.!
arnor 10 he worn on The occasion, was
worn by Baron HylIon al The battle of
Cressy. and cost $4,000 over FIVE hundred
years ago.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15
LAND FOR SALE.
for sale by
July II, 1873

YHN HE subscriber offers for sale the plant1-
Il ton whereon he now resides, situated on
the Martintown or river road. about sevcnmilcs
from Augusta, well improved. contauinga new
dwelling house. Sc feet square, well finished,
both papered and painted, embracing eight
rooms, independent ofihe garrett, with all neccs>
sary ont buildings in good repair. There Is
attached 10 said dwelling about 200 acres, moro
or less, of ouk andhickory land. Also his place
adjoining it. continuing about 300 acres, Of
which there is in conncxion with the first tract.
some 800 acres cleared there is also attached u,
the latter place Il comfortable dwelling house.
with all necessary ont buildings, and good
spring of water. The situation is healthy, and
would afford pleasant summer retreat; or oflcS
strong inducements to any ole desirous Of ma.
king a permanent residence. Terms cash
DAVID BUNCH.
Juy3 b24
The Constituencies and Edgefield Adven>
ser are requested to give the above two ilIser.
tions each, and forward their accounts to the
subscriber.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15
APPOINTMENTS.

In compliance with the requests of The
Churches the following appointments Of
prolracted meetings were made, each 10
commence OH the Friday before The Lords
Day mentioned.
At MIR, Moriah, on the 4tb Lords Day
in August: Hill. Chiles, Abney, and BruE-
son, Attending Preachers.
At Callehams, On he Isl Lords Day in
September; Hill, Abney, and Brunsou,
Attending Preachers. =.
AT Chesnut Hill, on the2d Lords Day
in September; Hill and Abuey, Attending
Preachers.
AT Plmmbranch, on the Sd Lords Day
in Septen Der; Hill, and Abney, Attend.
ing Preachers.
AT Bethany, OH The 4,h Lords Day in
September, Hill. Abney, Brunson, and
Chiics, Attending Preachers.
w. Il. JOHNSON, Chair'u.
July 6, 1889.
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Edsef5eld sEseviG',s Sales.

I'D ! virtue of sunhry wrlts OF feri taciaS, TO
I'D Inc directed, will be sold at Edgctield
Court House. on the first Monday and Tuesday
in September next, the following property, viz:
J. Meetze g. Bouknight, assignees Of VIM.
Lybrend, VS. d. G.. Hayes, one tract of land,
containing 64O acres. more or less. adjoining
lands Of John Holly, Cary e. Snclgrove and
others.
Mary Gumillion, Administrators, VS. Joseph
Grice: The Same. VS. Tie Same, and Mar
shall Lott, one tract of land belonging to Joseph
Grice, containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less. adjoining VIM. New and Others.
The Same, vs. John irice, one tract of land
containing one hundred and ten acres, more or
less, adjoining Samue. Posey and others.
Landrum d PrOhro, Us A. Holly Il Co.. one
tract Of land containing une hundr, acres. more
or less, al Joining Elizabeth Carter and others.
Turner Richardson. w Robert Malone, one
tract Of land containing -four hundred acres Of
land, more or less, adjoining John Lott, VIM.
Watkins and others
G. B. Lamar, VS. Starting Powell, one tract
of land containing one hundred acres, more or
less, adjoining John Marsh and others.
Cadaway Clark, VS. William Agin. one tract
of land containing one hundred and forty acres,
luOIe VT less 0uJolNlHs Soiii Lc"lS anu ouiclS
William Ross, vs. The Same, the above de-
scribed land.
Philip HcCarry, VS. Josiah Pudge.t, Admins
traitor of Mark Padgett, deceased. one tract of
land containing twelve hundrer; acres. more or
less, adioining ] B. Smith aud others.
w. Kemp, Administrator. vs Asa Fowler,
and Richard Hazle; Asa Fowler's INTEREST," in one
tract of land containing one hundred and three
acres. more or less, adjoining Daniel Rodgers
and others.
F. G. Thomas, vs. Asa Fowler, the above de-
scribrd land.
Daniel Rountree, VS. Faithy Lassater: other
Plaintifls VS. the Same, one tract of land con-
tanning two hundred and fifty acres, more Or
less, adjoining Pleasant Morris and others.
Philip McCariy, vs Lewis Sawyer, one bay
horse. G.& w NJ. Bates, vs. the Same, the
above described property.
Terms, Cash.
WM. II. MOSS, S. E. d.
Ausustl2, 1889 %
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rupt. This odiam ought to be severe stroke,
even 10 him who could charge himself with
some guilt OF negligence or want of caution,
but to him who stands guiltless in every respect,
to him it is wound which cannot be healed
by repentance, itmust be by payment in truth.
If man is unable to meet his engagements,
there must be cause. either by his own acts,
or the dispensation of Providence. Let us ex-
anime the cause in question.
Was I tempted into wild cotton speculations.
or any thing else of a like nature; We're my
expectations overwhelmed l,y the waves of the
oceanl would answer no; neither was my
all consumed by the flames of the devouring
element, nor did place my earnings upon the
wheel of fortune, or lose them at the gaming
table, nor through any other species Of dissi-
patton. Have my various great undertakings
proved unsuccessful, and their failure involved
my ruin NO.
NV wharf at Augusta, Geo., sold in 1919,
for S50,OOO, cash, aud am warranted in say
ing, that 1t has paid Il yearly dividend of sper
cent. clcar of oil expenses ever since. My
bridge was built in 1913, and 1914. and cost
$4,000, and according to the best proof have,
it has paid for itself, principle, interest, and
expenses every six years since that time: My
town, the real estate of which was valued in
June, 1921, by the Court of Equity at $1,000.
and piece of land adjoining, over which it at
present extends, was sold short time previous
for 81 500, making its value $500. at that
time. According to the assessment made un-
der the order Of Council for The present year,
its real estate is now valued at SS365 600. The
Bank, charter for which was granted by the
Legislature of South Carolina, in 1885, at my
instance. with Others and established under my
superintendance in 1886, has been in most
successful operation from that period to the
present, which at the last semi.annual settle
ment of its regular business, with the premium
on the increase of S2OO,0OO to its capital stock,
paid 10 the stockholders u dividend Of II per
cent
In this investigation, we have as yet found
nothing indicating insolvency, either by the
hands of Providence, or by myself: We will pro-
ceed with the cause in our next investigation.
HENRY SHULTZ.
Hamburg, August l, 1889.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

iniurc American interests, and the Man.
chester article Of undue combination in
the United States, to inHict blow on Brit
ish interests. We attach very little i'm.
portance TO either class. or description of
documents. The great laws of trade will
remain unchanged, despite Conventions
on this side oflhe Atlantic, or combinations
on the other side. These matters are
svnnptoma'ic merely of commercial de-
ransement, and in few weeks the disor-
ders in our mercantile afairs will work
themselves clear of embarrassment, by
that remedial agency, Which is TO be soushl
in the laws of nature, and which are found
10 Le rhe hest vis medicutrir of CONNER
cial as OF other social and moral disorders.
Charleston Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

The New York Commercial Advertiser
says that General Jackson was Nuili6er
when he was elected 10 the Presidency.
Ii aihrms, moreover, that he neither wrole
nor signed the proclamation. Mr.. Living
ston, it says, wrote the proclamation,
which no argument or Persuasion could
induce General Jackson to sign. The
Commercial adduces in support of its as
sertion, as fact. that General Haynes fl-
nous speech was highly acceptable to The
President, and the course of General
Jackson on the Georgia case. |. insists
that there is no authenticated copy of the
proclamation, bearing the Presidents
signature in the archives of,he State De-
parIment, where The Executive records
are kept. The article of the Commercial
would be interesting to all parties, but its
length prevents its publication to -dav. The
repugnance of General Jackson to signing
The proclamation has been before asserted
b. that Journal. bun il met with little cre-
dit. Now it reiterates it solemnlv, and in.
vokes the altenliono of the whole American
people to the poin,.-Portsmouth (Va.)
Republican.
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VNyagNJEe LANDS for Sale.
August l2, 1889
Hi subscriber offers ;cr sale all her land

Hi subscriber offers Tor sale all her lands;
consisting Of about eight hundred acres:-
viz,
The tract on which she now resides. con-
tanning about seven hundred acres, lying OIL the
Martin Town road, leading from Ed.efeld
Court House to Martin Town, within four
miles ofthe Court House. On The premises
are a good dwelling house, with other "ut.build-
ings a good well in the yard, and several
springs CONVEX lent, of as good water as any in
the district; and variety of gond fruit from
tie middle of MAY until November. which sell
dom fails to hit. 1t is high. healthy, hand
some, and pleasant situation. and good running
branches in every field TN the p enlation.
Also, one other tract ofpne land, containing
one hundred acres more or less. wi,irh iswell
timbered, in about two mics from the Court
House, adjoining Benjamin Tillman and
others.
Persons desirous Of purchasing, can examine
for themselves.
MARY MCDANIEL.
Ang. IS, 1889. a-2s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

Lorenzo Dow was an o'l'li'y of the cd
dest kind. The best anecdotc of him is.
being one evening al hotel kept by one
BUSH, in Delhi, New York. the residence
ofthe celebrated Gen. Roof, he was i'm
poruned by the latter gentleman. in pre-
sence Of the landlord, TO describe Heaven.
You say great deal about that place" {"
said The General, "tell us how it looks -
LORENZO turned his grave face and long
waving beard towards. Messrs. Root anl
Bush, and then replied with imperlurbabIe
gravily-"lleaven, friends, is vast cx-
tent of smooth and rich territory; there is
no, root nor bush in it. and there never
will he.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15

-Nacal-The u. S. ship Erie, comman-
der Taylor, arrived here Yesterday from a
cruize-ollicers and crew all well. When
The Erie sailed from Tampico, General
Bustamene had left that place for Mexico,
in order TO resume The Presidency. The
Mexican Congress had refused TO concur
with Santa Anna in his hostile me sures
towards Texas, which he had recon-
mended. and the latter had retired to his
country scat.-Pensacola Gazette, Of the
eth July.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-15
Copper, Sheet From, xsa6
Tin Ware Mandatory.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
fE73E Subscriber has jnst received, A large
FL assortment Of Copper, Sheet Iron md Tin
Plate; which he will manufacture to any pat
tern. usual in slIrh Ware: such as, ST0YES,
STOVE PIPES, STILLS, STILL WORMS,
and every variety Of TIN WARE.
He solicifs the patronage of bis friends
and the public in general, in South Carolina
and Georgia, as lie intends keeping coil
slant and full supply of the above articles, his
customers will not BE- disappoined from the
want of materials y. T. CHEW.
q The highest price will be given for Old
Pe,rter. Copper. Brass and Lead.
, Augusta. Ga. April15, 1899 # il