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Southern Botanical Medical
COLLEGE.

yEYuE annual course of Lectures in this In.
A s,itu,ion will commence on the secomd
Monday in November and continue sixteen
weeks.-fve Lectures per day.
No efFor, has been spared III tho securing Of
cyery facility To the stndenl for obtaining an ac-
curate knowledge of the various branches Of
Medical Science taught in this college. And
IL is confidently believed that the advantages
will be found TO have advanced IN proportion
10 the nge of The institution
Each student should bring with him any me-
dcai works he may have. ur can procure. upan
the branches here taught, whether Of the new
or old school.
Tie comforts Of the college building will be
p,ea,iv increased by the completion of Two
other rooms, with tic addition Of many other
conveniences.
Fees full course S23
Ma,ricularion. (frst course only,)
Board. &c, per month, IL
A. N. SPAULDING, II. d., Professor Of
Anatomy and Surgery.
ID. LATASTE. Vi. d.. Professor Of Physio-
logy, and Pathology. and Botany.
II. GUN. VI. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
I. BANKSTON, NJ. d.. Professor of Mate
ria Mcdca aud Therapeutics.
NJ WOODRUFF. VI. D.. Professor Of OBJ
s,etrics. and Diseases Of Women and Children
Any information nay b" obtained by address
ing l.. BANKSON, NJ. ID. Dean.
Forsyth. Ga. July 80, lsi2. II 23
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state Of south ar0iina.
.aBBEYILLE DIsTgi icT.
IN THE COMMON II .Esss4Ss

YHyHOS. S. WlLkS and Thcs. d Srann
q late Merchants. under. tie firm OF 4. 5.
Wilks & CO., who are in ,beSc,;sictly OF The
Sheriff ofAbbevile District. BY virtre ofa Ca-
pias nd Sa,isfaciendum. atihe suit OF james
Bryce. surviving partner, and ThDs. s. Hilks,
by virtue of Il capins ad saiisfacieadHrn at the
snnir of Thns. &. Wiiks assignee, having filed
their petition. with schedule, on oaiIi. Of their
whole estates. real andpersoaal, including both
the partnership assets and those Of The indlvI.
dual partners. with the view Of talsing the ben
GIFT ol the Act Of the General Assembly, con-.
monty called The "lnsolvcn, Debtors Act,
Public Notice is hereby given. that The said pc
,i,ion will be heard and considered in the Court
Of Common Pleas for Abheville District nt Ab-
bcvllc Cour' House, on "Wednesday the tsselisi'
dav of October next, or snch day thereafter
as the Court may order during tho ,ernt COM
mcncing al the said place. on the second Mon
da~ OF October next. All tie credi;ors there.
fore. both those Of The said firm. and those oi
the individual partners, are hereby Summoned,
personally or by their attorney, then and there
IN The said Court TO shew ,anse, If any ihey
can. why the benefit OF the said Act should not
bc granted 10 the said Thomas S.iViiks and
Thomas T. Swami. upon tiieir executing the
requisite assignment.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, g.. C. r.
Clerks Office, july =, 1912
July6 (Sl7 G2 5T 20
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The Wonderful Cures

PkRFORMfn "
DR.. SWAYNE'S CONrGliND Si-
RUP OF PRUNUS ElRGiNlANA.
OR WILD CHERRY
NEORE PROOF cJ Me c6fcncy Of DR..
I'VE Sruym's Compou"o syrup Of Pru'
nus Yug,niann, or Utid Cherry.
Mrs. Brown. corner Of Second street
aud The forks of Germantown road, etlcc
tualiy cured. Her symptoms were. gene
raj debility, attended with constant cough.
pain in the side, breast. and back with
other symptoms indicative Of Pulmonary
Disease, not essential TO intimate. After
using The second bottle of This invaluable
medicine, her cough entirely disappeared,
aud her strength increasing lasr.-and by
the time she used lwo bottles more. she
found herself freed from all pain aud other
unpleasant symptoms which attended her
disease. She is now enjoying perfect
health. and willing 10 give any nIorma
lion respecting her cure: likewise recon.
mends this Syrup 10 all afflicted with Il
Cough or Disease Of The Lungs.
For sale by DR.. Swaync At 81 North sixth
ST. Philadelphia, nnd by
S d. CLARKE & Co, Druggists.
Corner Centre and Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. C.
iuue I5 e 90
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an Li4c,.a :. gcrn,se Socrv 1t Is
stated III the Ia. il inchap'cr ri Jrrc.ai-
ah thai the pror.,t -, d,rcc,r'! I" "!.cr
vine io the men "f hr house "f Rrcha
bites. Hu; they -ad. We Wi! drInk no
wiuc: for Jnnndab IE" sT ni Rnchah. our
iather, commanded III. SAYING, lr shall
drink no wine. nrilher Nr NOR your sons
forever: Neihc, shall yc hu!!d hnu>r.
nor >nw seed, nor plan, vineyard. nor have
auv: bm, all your days We shall dwell in
icurS; Ihn, We may live many days IN the
land where ye be strangers. Thus have
we obcyed the voice of Jonada5, the son
of Rcchab. our father
This was about three hundred years az
ter Juuudab. the sou Of Rechah, moved by
the wickcdness Of ihab. had thus con-
manded his children. Alirr thus trying
their fidelity to Jonadah', Instructions
Jeremiah SAID unto the house nf Rrchah.
ties, Thus saith The Lord of Hosts. The
God Of Israel. because ye have nbeycd .hc
commands Of Ionadab, your father. aud
kept all his precepis. and done according
To all that he hath commanded YOU; here.
fore, thus saith the Lord OF Hosts, the God
Of Israel, Jonadab, the sou Of Rechah shall
not want man TO stand before INC for
ever" Now for The lu!fillmcn, OF this
prophecy.
The Rev. Joseph Wolf well known in
this city as converted Jew. and mis-
sionary to jerusalem, metin Mrsopolamia
asman who was pointed ou, 10 him by some
Jews, as descendant Of the house of Re-
chab. MIR. Wolf showed him the Bible in
Hebrew anu Arabic. which be was rciuiced
TO see, Us he could read both languages.
When asked whose dcsccndan, he was:
"Mousa," said he. . is my name. aud
will show you who are my ancestors. -
He then read from the chapter nf Jcrcmi.
ah which We have quoted. Upon beins
asked where he resided. tc ,urncd to Gen.
esis. chapter ~, towards The latter part,
'at Hadoram. now called Slmar hy the
Arabs; at Usal. now called Sanan by the
Arabs; at Mesha. now caIlad Mecca, and
the deserts around those places. We drink
no wine, and plant no vineyard, and sow
60 seed and live in tents, as Jouubab, OIL.
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THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DisrRlcT OF South CAEoLISa.
~ u NE RI-PI1CI

HN the matter of Thos. :. WIlSs. AMI 'itos.
E II Swami. Planters. late Merchants undo:
the firm Off > Nilks u Co. Bankrnpis,
Pursuan, TO an Order "i,hc District Court oil
the United States. ior,he District OF South Car
olina. Notice is hereby given. that canse he
shcwn before the said Court, nj III" Federal
Cour, House in Charleston. an the twelfth
day of November next, u, eleven o'clock. ~.
VI. why the said Thomls ). Wiks and Thos
Z Swami should no, receive his dIsc!iars" and
certificate. ns u Bankrupt.
Charleston, 18th day %, August. l-l2.
II. y. GRAY. Clerk.
Angus, 81 IL ~
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father. commanded US: Hobab (Jobab)
was our father 100 Come TO us and you
will find us CO, 900 III number, aud you see
thus the prophecy has oeen fulfilled"
The prophecy we have already quoted.
In The present passion for investigating
Eastern history and antiquities. We trust
the observations Of Mr.. Wolf will be fol-
lowed up; for it ccr,ainlyis very interest
ing subiecl.-Broiher Jonathan.
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4 HcGTt-What Il curious thing heart
is, ain'i /, young ladies'. There is as much
difference in hearts rs faces. 4 woman's
heart is sacred thing. and full Of parity
How proud man ought 10 he. TO have II
placed in his kccpins,-to have pretty
girl love him SO we'll rha, she will give II
to him and tell him that it I"vcs him more
than any other! "Isn'l i, curious, ladies!
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E'OI. Sale.
Els BNisk.rifNscl.

TENlit Subscriber has b"cm, hy lhc Judge OF
Il The District Courr for South Carolina
DISTINCT appointed Commissioner Tor Edseiicld
District pursrlan! 10 ihe provisions OF the Act
"f "fCon.Icss. made. and nnw ~ force. concern
ing Bankrupts. Therefore any person wish
iug TO avail himself Of SAID Act. will please call
upon ,hr undersigned al Hamburg. 5 c.. who
will prepare aIl The paper, necessary 10 a iinal
discharge. on n liberal terms n any other per-
SON. lavlu" procured all the Rules aud Blanks
of sad Court required. &c.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Hamburg. June 9th lSi2 II -!
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@soetie Aeeess.
I'VE BEEN THINKING.


Pve been thinking, I've been thinking
What curious world were IN!
Men are sleeping. eating. drinking,
Just as they have always been
Beaux are siru,ting. dandies qnZzInS,
Misses toiling night and day,
Bows are sporting. glrls are trizzlns,
Grandmas iidsetins away.
Tom is crying. Mary singing,
John is laughing merrlly;
Dust is flying, ,ca-bcl!s ringing.
Thcse have music. sure, for me:
Peasants ,oilins, rich menridins,
Staring with q lordly phiz;
Rocucs through every crowd are gliding
Zounds, how queer world II Is:
RIurryiug. somc IN marriage given;
Othcrs like the world OF old:
An hu, me. are fcasting. living
Would that wives we're Ia I've sold.
Others have their dcars III plenty,
And their bosoms hcav" with love.
I've had chances. nineteen, twenty
But [ dare no, one Improve.
Brokers shaving. sheriiiS d'lEhln.'
Politicians pull your sleeve,
Printers scolding. wits are pnnnins-
Iail.Lirds begging for rcpneve;
Preachers warning. ilo,s raining.
Bacchus, too hath devo'e.s-
Yunder wretch. your wisc's SaliaGing.
Villa, j deuced fool Is hc!
Lawyers spoulins clicnt li>;'nlng.
D:c,.r. praiing o: their skill.
Patient. grn.nny srhool.b"ys whis,lIng.
Striving all "id ,'nc I" Kill.
rcdn-osucs Of science telling.
.lilin-rs Of rr-'l, THINGS
Levers stroll viii. b"~ou's swelling.
Listening while tue nls shIbiri slnSs.
Clouds are lowering. teinpc>ts h"wiinS
Friends s,ispcc,ins foes ar" glad.
Children screaming. mistress scowlins.
Merry bosoms now are sad.
Peso. they are gone for ever
iH issay. as II has been.
-sn,,.ans shine. the girl--O never
WLal n curious world were IN
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State of South Carolina.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.

EOHN B. HOLMES. tolls before me.
eD Spanish roam MARE, body inclined TO
BE- white. some marks Of gear, sfee,9 8 inches
high supposed TO be fourteen years old; up.
praised by ID. White. B. Howard, and J. c.
Thomas, al fifteen dollars, ani can be seen at
Maj Holmes. near Delaughiers Mill on Tnr
key Creek. Before me ibis 25,h of May, 1912.
b. MARTIN, Magistrate.
uuc 8 lm 10
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ID dbH. HAI'T'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PHNNIN EIITt.RS

ORIGIN OF TIE LIFE MEDICINES.
FHNllE reader may not perhaps I've aware
81 that The niisin 0i lloai'S Life Medicines
was the result ui pTotricted and painful III.
ness oi their originator. Nr John M"iiat When
taken III. Mr. ~ WAS prosperous anI flour
lshins merchant Ia the lower part OF Ih,' city al
New York; aud having consulted and rmplo, ed
number oi our mns-t >kl!lul phy-icaus he.
after mouths oi' suffering. was prevailed upon
10 purchase the recipe OF the Inyauabic vcgr-
table preparation now oiicre,i 10 hr public.
The effect of III" Life Medicines IN his own
case was 80 singular and remarkable. tha, he
immediately determined 10 offer I" th' world II
lued.clue I" which lie not onl, owed hIS life.
hut his happiness Th uniform -mcccss which
has since attended then administration In eve
~ instance where ilir trial has hcrm gwen
them. has been aicsird by thousands. aud M
cunlc>,bly pruvc. their InirinSic merit.
Tur LIFE MrplclyEs-GESERA ErMiEEs.
These nicdicin' are indebted Tor their name
10 their manifest, aud sensible action III purity
ing the springsand channels oi HE. aud cndnIn:
,I,am with renewed tone and yi."r. and Ia the
undnubcd fact that al II vrrs early period III
their history they had rescued sufferers from
the vcfy verge OF IN untlmcly grave, alter all
the deceptive uo>irutns oI the day. prescribed
hy uI,xs,ciaus had utterly failed, III which ca
scs they also permanently secured tha, uniform
c,;ovmcnt of health. wlhou, which life ltSclf
is bn, partial blessing. So srra, indeed had
ihcir efficacy invariably proved. that II was
scarcely less than miraculous 10 these Who were
rnaco.anl.d with The beautifully phosopli
c,l pr,nciplcs upon whlrhrhry were compound.
.I and unon which tlicv consequently tr,
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State of South CaroIina,.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COAIMON PLEAS.
7 Al. & w. Albums. -,

sy:incy 5. Boyce.
FH7lif defendant Sydney s. Boyee, who is
ID NOW in The custody OF Simeon Christie,
Sheriff Of Edgciield district, byviritie ofn VIII
of capias nd sallsiaciendum. atihe suit of. M.
X ". Adam, having fled his petition with q
schedule on oath, OF his enfirc estate, with
view of bein. admitted 10 the benefit the Act
ot the General Assembly. known IS the 81 In
solvent Dcbt"r. ic,." II is ordered. that all and
singular The creditors OF thesaii defendant. be
aud they are hereby sunimoacdtostow cause if
any the, eau, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
ior EJ-rtield District, a, Edse6eid Court Honse.
Oh Tuesday the second day ofits next October
term. or on such other day Of the said term MS
the Court may order. why the said Sydney s..
Doycc should not be admitted 10 the benefit Of
the laid Act. upon his executing the requisite
assignment.
GEO POPE. c c.r.
Clerks Office. 2'h Ju!y. lai2.
JuIy l., tSll SOY .Im "a
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RrolEsIae 4o Sl,e .eviE

6AF this District, a negro mauwho says his
Y J name is Joseph. and ,hal he belongs 10
John Patterson, Of MaclsiesI Island, S C., Of
ligh, complexion, large whiskers from eur to
ear. 5 feet inches bigh.
The owner ia requcsiedto 10 como forward,
provcproperty pay chargessnd take him away.
c. II. GOODMAN. y. ED.
Ian. :, 1912. 5sa 40
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TUE L. ;. DISTRICT COURT. I

Tllf. t.. :. DISTRICT COURT.
DIsrgI,r or S"urn CAROLINA.
~ B.iNkRi prey.
y : ,i,r matter nf Thomas Foster. Bank.
4 r,,a,. Pursuant, 10 an Orlernll III" District
C.,r,: ni the Uri.cd States, Cor the DISTINCT oi
Sng.'r { arnIina. Nolcc is hereby .i.cn. that
rlr:s ,c s!trwn before the said Court. nj the
Federal Cuur, House III Charleston. on the
,wcn,v.uir.lii day oi October next. \, eleven
o'clnck. A. ~. why the said ThomasI Foster.
should iiot receive his Discharge aud Cc'iicaie,
H. u Bankrupt.
Charleston, l.: day ofAmcnsi 1872.
II. Y. GRAY. Cirt
August 10 II
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ALONE LETTER.

FROM Mr.. -. TO Miss -.
Alos, worthy of esuna,ion'
Induced by the reputation
You possess in the nation,
| have . strong inclination
To become your relation;
And ifl'lis declaration
Meets your appreciation.
! shall make preparation
To remove my situation
To q more con, enient station,
To profess my admiration
Ofyour high qualification.
Now il such an oblaiiou,
And this supplicaton
BE worthy Of observation
And obtain commissrraiion,
Twill be an aggraudIzauon
Beyond ail calcals,ian.
Ofthe Joy aud cxuliaiion
OF Yours, SANS UISainrLaTios.
ANSWER.
SR: pcrusod ycnr Grafton
with much deliberation.
And a lililc CONSERVATION,
TO see such hvene,atinn
On so slight foundation,
But after examination.
! suppose your animation
Was the fruit Of reitera,ion.
Or had sprung from os,cnta,ion
To display your education.
By an odd enumeration,
Or rather multiplication.
Ofwords OF the same termination
IN each respective sisniiicauon.
Nov. w:,hou, disputa,ion,
Your !rnori"us application
~ 80 ,cI,ph. al; az ,npa'!on
c-;!:y q! :us:iiiraunm:
ma iua'ion
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
Notice.

a Ii Persons indebted TO The Estate OF John
N Cokrr. dec. are earnestly requested TO
make payment. as the condition of the Estate
is such. that shall be- compelled 10 close II as
soon rs II can possibly BE- done. therefore. am
IN hopes those that are due said Estate. will
avail themselves of this notice and make pay
men.. This Is: day OF August. 1912.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Eegcfe!d District
Aug. -. 1912 tf "a