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3jottrQ.
THE yylDGWER's BRIDE.
pY MNs, kB0Y.


: wcdled where | iondly loved;
l,v friends with eager voice
Bestowed their sanction, and approved
The husband Of MY choice!
The told me that his former brIdc
Unminslcd bliss had known
And from her fortunes Pv'phesied
He too hid fricrl,--'is deep distress,
They piied md depIored,
And said that wonlHn'S smiles should bless
Once moro his heart aud board;
Tint he should seek lha busy lhrong,
AMI marks the young aud f,i-,
And let his children know, ere long.
Oh, sal exchqnga,-thc heart | thought
Was full Of joy and yonlh,
Warm. open, in its slightest thought,
And single in It's truth;
While his, bY sorrow worn and t,iad.
Que vision only nuIsei,
The image otnuolher bride,
The lawns and bowers about the hall
Ter u,,a arranged and p'ann'd,
lhe arwery world he loves 10 call
4 lirGn rriyy land;
And 'han silh for some lone rot.
Vhcyr clustering houghs might Irvine,
WINS, Ihiirr' should acknowledge not
III" Old domas'ies mu'clv chIds,
NEE, their mounlnl look,
II dl'P'rca or cast aside
y p'tNrn vase, or hooE;
Though mistress Of noble fame,
lo.y c'zn on ~" IN dread,
A. 'ae who 'ghu,y dare. proano
Her kindred calser round our hearth,
God oil some guest orcost
Win records of the gIace and worth
". her, TIE loved, the lost;
td'@ start, UHd pluse, and glance around,
II pa,ahnco draw near,
AS ihon.h they Kindly feared to wornd
ilai en- dt'n- could love them well,
Wight ih'" 'yg.t secure,
bJt my carr>'eS I l'y repeal,
Jr pls'"e'y endure;
And II venture 10 reprove,
.hcy ''emh'ing shoa my gaze,
Ot m"rmnr oi The tender love
Yet Ills like these well could brook.
Il ne my 'oird, my own
krio'ccd me with one hppy look,
uF one endu'ins tone;
IN, no, I'M 10 - on" ever seems
Ills heart and thoughts to clrim,
AND on h' starts from icvcrish dreams,
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Tin Cope and Sheet Iron Work.

rJ,E subscriber would inform his fier. ard the rub,
that he continues to carry on the above business in
I'll lis vnrors branches nj his Oh stand nearly onrU.itt
Whitney, Hotel. where he will hold himself in reiines.
to accommodate all who mas feel disposed to patronze
him. The hest Of stock WILDE kept Ccn>tany on hand
and no pains viii be spared To keep the best workmen In
constant readiness to execute orders for the mos, durable
ware In this line.
. -...-- oS HtNn Avn ror SALE.
sTANIEN'S PARLOn STOVEs-,lonrs sizes 1.-THE most
beautiful pattern IN the market. Also.
Mou,:rpN COOK. and sheet iron diving nuc COOK
sIONE. ard sheet Iron Stoves and Fire
~ COPPER BOILERS a TEAKETTLES.
in SAP BUCKETS. ncwand much approved aTcle)
HdRD HIRE. &C. &C.
All who are in want the above articles will do
Ven to call nud examine the and prices before nur
chasing elsewhere. JOHN DLIsn.
Woodstock, Dec. %. 1910. 81
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and in all other matters relating 10 sand school, 10
any votes Of said union district that may be pas
sed at any legal meeting thereof.
Provided, however, that The schools in each OF
the assQciaed districts shall continue TO be mnin
tanned in the same manner as if thi5 act had not
been passed,
Approved Nov, !, 1851.
2l--AN ACT to repeal par, of chapter ninety
Of the Revised Statnes.
1t is hereby enacted hy the General Assembly OF
the State of Vermont That 40 much OF chapter
ninety oithe Revised Statues as gives bounty ct
twenty-five cents for every fox killed within this
state il hereby repealed
Approved Nov. 8, l84i.
a5-AN ACT, in relation to the State Prison.
II ia hereby enacted by tho General Assembly Of
the State of Vermont, as iol,ows
SEC. |. The General Assembly shall annually
uppoiut three directors of the state prison, VINO
shall have general supervision of all the business
Concerns Of said prison, and whose duty 1t shall be
to visit said prison sani-annually, ald examine
the books and the management of the business OF
the same, with power to direct any alteration IN
the business there carried on, which such dit eclors
shall consider necessary.
SEC. .. When such directors or n majority Of
them shall think il for the interest oItha state, they
are hereby authorized 10 let out, for a term not
exceeding three wears at any one term, 10 any
person who will hire The same, thu labor of al o.,
any part of the conyc,s in said prison, in lch
munner and on such terms rs snch Directors or
MINORITY Of henl shall think most lor the interests
Of the state
SEC, 3. The directors shall, on or before the
fist day Of December next, appraiSo all the prop
city and effects Of the prison, at their vane in
money! AMI cause all effects thu, are not necessary
for the use If tn, prison and the business carried
on their, to be disposed Of in such manner AS N y
may deem proper.
SEC. g. The directors shall annually, on the
tirs, day Of October, repair to the state prison ut
Windsor and there make an inventory of all the
property Of the state ut the prison. aud apprl'o C
same ut their true value in money, and also e.
anime, adias, and liquida,e the accounts of the SUI
perinlendrnt Of said prison for the year preceding
AID make the full statement thereof, with the in
yGnory of the property, to government of this
state, by the second 'rhusdly Of October annually
Such directors, before entering upon the dntics
prescribed in the town preceding sections Of this
act, shall be sworn TO the lJlh!d discharge Of the
same.
SEC. ). Al ac's o. p1ris Of acts inconsistent
with the provisions Of dis act ara hereby paN-
ell.
SEC ), This net shall take effect from anil ar.
ter lis passage.
approved Nos. 10, 1911,
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ired.
PoSimn'iars are requested 10 ne, ~ Agents.
- Publishers throughout The United States
who will give The above one or two Insertions ond
send copy Of their respective papers with tie
same marked, shall be furnished with the Cni.sr-
sal Yankee Noiicn for orc year, with or Yihcy,
theirs IL exchange, ns they may prefer
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THONSONIAN MEDICINE

PURE AVID CTADULTER4TED MEDICINE.
A 7 y. & Z. o. PtNDhLI.s JeweIrv stors. :. low.
! \ Goot assortment of THoNsoNIAN MEpi.tyr. con
listing Of '"n
ha''tl''c nF Hot Drops, Brown Iobelia.
VINE hiit'r', Prlverzcl siinrerv Fin
nrseu'ery S.-up, Mcadoy T.rre Oi1, i,'n,
Vegetable Jelly, Fralirr saye. ''"''
Iinnmant. stmnlhurg Liniamcnt.
I'ur L9Ieia, Composition,
Cough Bllsain, Cayenne
Neryne or vaIerisn, snice Ri,,ars
green iobeh., Wnmau's Friend, &c
All for ssle Of the Roston prices. ut
Sept. ~, 1871 YI1 a. PtYp are
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
so tRE 40 ray!
NuINE OLD Ditch ON crnM

TIE GENUINE OLD DITCH, OR GERMAN PILLS
Hgtiy reeeommtnGta by Doci. IaieEiine Net. a. n =,
v. j. and oihtrs.
FH'liEsE arc the orders ANY ore that DOES r,J ,
lief from these pills the price TtfttJcd Irrt me-,
are the POSITIVE orders OF The piopT,tor TO rfti,
others.
In offering these rills tothc pubic arrCol TO .ir in
feii2tnce lthosc rs are rot What iLcv are tS,,,n,
mended YOU are IN duty bound, cut ofrcsroct 10 ,cr,c
hhu community iorceot them. AID puLl.sh Them TO he
World rs M imposition, hGmtug aud GuHclory Tho mi.
may pe assured lhel are purely vtcoirit tlrv arc
roI"stu W nine ingredients. rart ofhc tGfrie crly
vuhu W ASIA hid The taCs Of Germ any, Tor cCtvcti,tcs
ese extracts are mnde into pills AID Will found sur,
oue OF r'''il'r oil b!crs cam laris yellow I'd Lor,
lever n.d ague Jarndice, sccrlt rssh bcus cho
1t not intend, that this medicine is cure for I'll d.
senses 10 whC The human ,s'Cm j. ule. len ltrstrd
useless efforts have been nade To draw om the itgon oi
hhcl some long spun theory 81 reic art which
would cure each and ever, disease Good medicine i, rot
10 be found IN The fire or whiilwind.
Health and happiness hang uron chance virtt-tint 10
the herald Of trilh
The past At hast is secure; they ha,r ALREADY ,,.,J
their greatness which will def The con,dir
tooth ~ tine.
Sod hy John 4. rrrbar. Tnr nate,ACo uc,a,,,,t.
A. Gibson. Procinrsvle. shtrviu 4 Rjctotf.,r n
Doming q Co.. silas Bruce IT,, Ch,sisr,B p N'.,cr
Burton Hrooks Norwich; &c. rrcols. Cr,bi,yH
Nirhos partotd L. Clement. Rrifsev alter. T. r. Irr
ncon' H1riland; ]. W. Irilard. Unleit A ser,ss
Windsori : Z. Fayi Reading Brck q Jones' srn,h
Rcadnsi Nolhins White. Cnvrndsh. s. Trntiss Per
.irsvsi BAILEY Bnrtoi. Weathcrsfed; H. Richari,on
'''' '' ATWOOD Rochester. 3l-ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Susan Long, et al, vs..
Ynshti Farrow, and Anon Partition.
Lindsey, Executor.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TINT BY
~ virtue ofao order from Chancellor Johu'
slon, shall offer for sale t. the highest bidder,
a, Edgefeld Court House, on the first Monday
in February next. the real estate Of Benjamin
Lindsey, deceaecd, consisting Of two tracts Of
land as follows, riz. one tract whcreon the de.
ceased resided, situate in Edgefcld District, OIL
the waters Of Shaw's Creek. containing three
hundred acres (300) more or less, and bounded
BY Robert Kenny Harmon Gallman and others;
and the other tract containing three hundred
acres more less. situate in the District ufore
said, on the waters Of Shaw's Creek, aud boun-
ded by lands Of Harmon Gullmnu. Thomas De
leach, and B. w. Hatcher. Said tracts Of land
10 be sold separately on a credit Of one year.
exccp, for 80 much as may be necessary TO pny
the cnst-. which must he paid in cash, purcha-
sers ,o give their bonds and personal security
and a mortgage ofihc premises.
J TERRY, C. Z. r. D.
Commissione1s 05iee. Edgefed. Jan 10. 1912
Jan. 10 ga Sl so
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From The Plough Boy.

Mn. EpIruR-i have observed III late
number ol ;hc Temperance Advocate. PUBLISH
ed ut Columbia. 6. &. a co.n'nun'rauon rom
n -enlieuan OF Fairfield, Dr.J b. Davis, when,
independent; oi the respectable source from
which i, comes. is think entitled 10 ,..r uios'
favorable consideration ofevery planter in the
Cotton growing region.
That Cotton s.,ay be substituted for hemp in
the manufacture oi bagging, presrr' u" "!:e
can doubt after reading the article referred to;
and that il ought 10 be substituted Tor icinp lei
u few statistical facts decide.
Assume that the average Cotton crop IN The
United S,aies is 600, 600 bacs per annum.
which. allowing 5 yards to the nag, viii require
S,0O0, 900 OF yards--and allow (2) counts to the
ward. l6 900 900 pouns oi C"i,on. OF IN round
numbers. abon; 46 900 bags oi $50 pounds each.
will be consumed in the manufacture. The
Cotton thus consumed, nj 6 cents per pound,
will be worth $500. 900. for winch permanent
market will he created at the doors of tho pro-
dacers; and supposips the basging TO be worth,
20 ceuls per yaid. 81 G00,000 win go into the
pockets Of the manufacturers nj home. insicad
OF being sent abroad To enrich the Golfers OF the
growers and manufacturers Of hemp.
I; may however he said by the superficial OBJ.
ieciar. thu, afler all, the creation Of permanent
home market for 5000 bags of Cotton. IN nd.
d,ion 10 Tint winch alre ady exists. is no grra,
object; bu, such remark nrpIchend would
no, be fouudel either in phIlo."ph, or cn.nmol
sense To say nothing OF the vas, importance
10 the Cotton growing region that the planters
shouid be-, what ticy empliatical.y ought 10 be,
independent nf the world 20 far Us cnnccrns all
the Appliances necessary to the production. and
nreparat,on ior market. Of the raw material
II should re remarked ihn, the manufacture OF
bassina from Cotton wouid naturally head I'd
the manufacture Of rope, which 'n cost ~ rear
iy yor quite equal ia one-iourIl, the cost OF the
bagging. In addition Ia This. most oi he rope
and cord used, for the various other CONNER.
cial and agricultural purposes, and also the
millions of yards Of hemp cloth used f,,r sacks,
canvass, &c. might be manufactured Of Cotton
1.-THE system be once adopted OF using Cot
ton for all the purposes for whichi, may rs well
Ee uaed ax hemp. II IN not an eStravasant calcu-
S saiion TO say that IN additional home market oi
IOe. .OC0 hags win be created in the mids, Of the
gptson regien.
grop9se Ia s,ihire numhcs In return TO the
nsprc n ssataii, h.at ia the mean time al.
lssS tss u s0sstSseDd tise article ai DR.. Davis 10
slir a. fipsis eps:ss sspsaiinn Of every planter md
rii;iiils y Tho Cotton region, and espe.
csSllF N me ensaEp pfopFicicrs of tho Van.
stssss FaciSfy. iii sisY own disifici. lie, them
mako q IssY ssia sss sssisso, and if. as conf.
siei,,Iv h4Iiepe mil 30 tho casa. bre Cotton bar.
eina sl,aiil BE- found 70 answer oil the purposes
= II.
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oBTruaRv.

Departed ,hi. life on "Wednesday Morning
last. The l2th ult, in Barnweli District, ) Z i.
Mrs. SARAH Youse WADE. aged "a years. con-
son Of MIR T.. w Wade. und daughter OF the
late James Lunar. We intend no euogy or
panegyric or the deceased. bul what she strict.
ly merited We call on all those acquainted
with her. and those who knew her best. tn test
every word slra, we say. IL her household du-
ties, persevering and unlirins, always laboriug
for the comfor and interest Of all. No needy
suppcan, ever left her hospitnble abode with
empty hands o, heavy heart. II was her
characteristic always TO relieve. comfort. and
help, wherever it was needed. Her tolls are
naw ended, and her precious remains res, in
the Baptist Church enclosure n Aikcn-a spnt
that will ever be rcvered and hallowed by all
her relations and friends
oh Aiken! thou contains, treasure;
No word wns ever more true.
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SheriTis Sale

EP Y virtue OF sundry wrils of Fieri Fa-
-A1 cias, l shal! proceed to sell al Edge
field Court House. on The irs, Monday aud
Tuesday Of February nexs, the following
property:
John S. Allen. VS.. Margaret Ogilvie.
John A. Whate, and Cnry Patterson. the
tract Of land where defendant Osilvie lives.
l.. Giddipgs, vs.. Thos. Il. Brack enridge,
and Lewis ElIzey. one tract of land adjoiu.
ing T. Morris. A. Pond, and others, levied
on as the property of Lewis Ellzcy.
Pena;& Brannou, vs.. Harriet Munin.
2iG acres OF land, more or less, where de-
fsndani lives. adjoining lands of ames Stall
maker, and others.
George Parrot. vs. Wiley Milton, Jas.
G. .. Wilkinson, aud Dawson Atkinson.
700 acres of laud. more or less. adjoining
A Nhailey aud others, levied on rs The
property OF D. Atkinson.
Rogers d Laimcr VS.. Hollis Duntou,
six ueenes, Peter, Lewis, William, Allen.
john and Nanny.
Treadway 4 BIinn vs. the same, the
above described property.
Dcndy & Key, aud others, VS.. the same,
the above Described properly.
Joseph Lloyd vs.. Gulberidge Thur
mond, iwo negroes, Philis aud Rachel.
BurYel T. Hobbs vs.. the same, the above
described property.
Virgin. Bull &; Co. vs.. Rudolph Car
ter, one negro, Dick.
Robert Carlisle VS.. The same, the above
described property.
Turpin & De An,ignac vs.. Charles d.
Garter, one bay Horse.
Goodwin. Harrington g. Co. VS.. Sum-
uel Lowery, one roam Horse
John Knox vs.. Lewis Sawyer, one gray
Horse.
Bland. Ca,lin s. Co. assignee. vs.. E.
NJ. & E. II. Ioor, one negro man.
Ahner p. Jones', for Robert Y. Jones VI.
A. T. Hodges, and WIN. w. loor, one
negro man. Bill.
CLARK d Clark VS.. John Presley. one
black Horse.
A. Sharpion. IS. Il NJ. Johnson. G, L.
& E. Penn l. Co.. vs.. the same, the same
W. the same, e. J. Glover, IS. the same,
three negroes, viz: Ben Hannah & ReIr.
Arabella,F. O'Conucr, by her next friend
Caleb Broadwaler, VS.. Zilpha Mobiles.
two negro women, Ruclei aud fcSsy,
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, $. y D.
Jan l2 81 so
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State of S0utii Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES, ESQ uire
I'D Ordinary Of Eds-fcId District.
Whereas. Nancy Norris. hoIh applied
10 me 70. Letters Of Administration. with
the will annexed, ON all and singular the
goods aud chalteIs. rights and credits OF
James VI. Norris late Of the District aiore-
said, deceased.
These nre. therefore. 10 cite and admon
ish all and singular. the kindred aud credi-
tors 81 he sSid deceased, to be and appear
before nc, at our next Ordiuary's Cour
:1r The said District TO be holden nj Edge
field Court House Oh the 9TH day OF Fc-
hruary 1911. to show cause If any, why The
sud Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2l,,
dny of January one thousand eigh' hun
drcd aud forty TWO. and in the sixly-siAlh
Of year American Indcpepcncc.
o. TOWLES. o.E. D.
Janparv 1912.
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ARATOR.
HAMBURG MARKET.

"Wednesday Evening, Jan. 70.
Coi,oa.-The article continues to come in
slowly. if comparison may bo made with our
usual business, although the streets are consld-
erably ti,ronsed will produce wagons. To.
day there 10 something over three hundred
bales in, among which is parcel from Geor-
gia. The qualify generally is inferior. but
sells readily at 81 to 8 CTS. A su,c;ly choice
lot wonld command from s! 10 81 cts.. Carroll.
m money. Upon The whole, we canno, alter
last weeks quotations. as there appears 10 be
but little change in prices since then.
Groceries, Se.-ire have no alteration TO
notice in the Grocery !ine-prlces remain rs
nj our lusi revision. except the article OF Flour,
which is getting scarce. and wouli bring from
81 10 "a dolls. Country according to quality
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Administrators s:,ae.

II \ pursuance Of an order from the Ordinary
q Of Edsofeld District. will he sold at the late
rrsi,lcncc nf Epcu ;irnhrm. deceased. Oh Tues
day the l5ti, February next. all the personal
property of said drccascd consisting "f seven
likely Negroes Horse-. Cnul. c"rp. and fn''.
der; Wagon Blacksmith aud Plantation Toos;
Household and Ki,ci."r Furniture, &c on q
crcd,: until ,he :..;,:h Dec mex. Purchasers to
give their noses with approved securities.
MIDDLETON GRAHAM.
administrator.
Jan 81 b.
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
FOR the SECOND VOLUME or rHE
Southern Botanico- Medical
JOURNAL.

TIVE publication Of this Journal will he
Il cOnt,pued-the Second Volume COM
r:,cicins on the Isl of Jannury, l642, Il
will DO issued in numbers Of sixteen pages
each. three times u monih-on The first.
tenth and iwenIicth-instcad OF the hrst
and fifteenth. as hitherto; thus furnishing
our Subscribers with the same amount Of
matter. and Saring them about half the
postage. II will CONTINUE TO be tho IN.
compromising advocate Of tho principles
and practice Of the Thomsonian system.
which tends, as we believe, 10 the beat
temporal interests Of the human family, in
instrnciing them in The art Of preserving
health and proloneing life; and will NO
trust. contribute its share in the progress
sivc marci. Of Medical reformation now
taking such rapid strides in every sec,ioa
Of our beloved country. Our best ener.
gics shall be devoted to render j, one Of the
mos, useful aud entertaining publications
Of the kind now publishing.
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All communications Of n business na-
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Editor.
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fra"ked.
ALFRED BROOKS. Proprietor.
Forsyth, (Ga.l 1871.
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Jan. 5. 1912.
For Sale.

FHNHE Subscriber Offers Tor sale the well
IL known House in Aiken, fronting on the
Rail Road. and known as MARSH'S no.
TEL. The house has been kept ms n Public
House for several years aud contains 40 ro",ns
doible md single, tho greater portion fthen
wit, fire places. Upon The premises ATE like
wise NIL necessary ont buildings, kitchens. ne
gro houses and ,,ab!ing Tor 100 horses, in the
ward j, an excellent we'll of water.
Terms one third ca.h, the balance on ! credit
OF one and two ycais.
Aiso-Foriy or fifty unmprovcd Lots. hand.
somcly situated. w'rhin the corporate limits of
Aiken. Apply Ia
JOHN MARSH. .iiken.
Deco tf IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
From the Plough Bog.
TO PLANT IRISH PoTAroEs.

Dig or pow the ground we'll. run ii of! int"
drills inches apart. and ouc inch deep. plar:
the sets inches apart, aud cover !hem an rr:ch
deep, leaving the ground after planting smoolh.
taae waea, straw and cover the ground all over
10 li,e depth OF ton, or eighteen inches. they
will come up through the straw, and do well,
requiring no working. the production Will be
double or treble. those planted IN the common
way. soLASrM.