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MARRIED. :
DIED:

Aug 49, Mr.Jao Cortigaa to 3s Maria CASSIDY, daus-
ter o. the lale Andrew Cassidy.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards Aacuoeeer
s-sf BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT
S,err ias Snoad~ay.
TH go A.


TRADE SALE
LIE I>eWri orr ErsSe Sale OF Books, PAPER Ststonsrv
, .ass LeSther SC, viii commence on Monday,
SfAftoSsEf-Whie will eb race $50 easss cf Ame.,s
syliT enc. oa faEaS; rico and attractive Invoices oil
English Stationery direct from impore.S toge,her win
large vRsiety OF American a'anaacturc consissag Of
1 ;s, n S paTp snpetne English Letter
royal and defa Drawing Papers Tissue co)nrs,, AND
Marhe Papers; Bristol Boards French and Hnssh Gold
and Fancy Co!ored Papers; Embossed and Perforated
Drawing Boards Ruled and Plain Fooi,cap and Letter pa
per-; Wrapping Paper, &C.
STEEL PENsAn extensive assortment OF Metal PeRs in.
cudjns the latest and desirable patterns iron, The
manufactures OF Ferry Glo:, Wndle, Warren. Harwoi
Mosslv, Jacobs, Cohen, &c.
SEALlxc.wAx-A large variety OF red, black and fancy.
'!nred Sealing-Wax including valaabe Invoice OF Hagan
x Thompons manufacture
HeENn T6emp>on'S superior black RES japan and copy
Ing nks Tetrys English coz wing Ink rerry's cottage
faetnre.
oulLLSfwe9ty cases of superior manufactured 0ulis,
fr9m No, 70 so. Also, Swan oatils, Quill Pens, Sc
LEAD tESerSnSeyera valuable invoices OF superior
Y lsnSdons Coheiis, Mddlelon's, aud Marks Sons
manufacture.
CARDs-ineluding invoice OF Smith & Cocks Paving
Visiting md Conversation Cards; De La Rue Cas- Eng
fish Eldmeled Cards; Reynolas English Playing Cards
II. Cohen CHS superior Visiting CAr,is, &c
BLANK BooSS--Seyeral large invoices OF Blank Books
including an Invoice OF superior manu- actured Cap Books
made by j. \ r. Williams Also, large invoice Of Hogan
ThnmpSnL'S Memorandum anG Pass Books. &c. Nc.
FAScY ENGLISH STArmNERY-a very large assortment,
consisting cuisaSS bcopzed and cocoawood Husbands
Letter and CGGnting Seals and Wafer SarapS; artists Wa
ter Colos China Pallets; Camers-liar Pencils; Back.
CANNON Boards Chess and Dr2tspen Pori. Folos
Pocke-BcoSs and Bankers Cases; Mathematical Instru.
men,s; Cutlery Car-Raok> Morocco and Tortoise Shell
Cara. C">:s; Book. Folders Red Tape; Ink Powders
Waters; Motto Seals Pounec and Pounce Boxes Screens
AMI Screen Transfers DSsecte Maps Pictures; India
ubaer siil Files; Patent Measures; Dominoes Initial
WatcTS, &c. &c.
LgATngRI00O 'oz Leather consisting OF English and
American Bark Savers cochuea!, blue, maroon, grecn
back and creanicuored skivers; English Lambs and
Law LEADER &C.
TUESDAY, Aug S0,t, ant following days.
RGOkS.The sale ef Books Willie commenced en- Tues
day nrnng, Argus, S0, and Continued -aily unit I'll are
sold. The catalogue embraces invoices from the
ieadng publishers throughout tie country.
STEREOTYPE PLArES.-rhe catalogue also embraces
many valuable sets OF Stereotype Plates copy rights.
Catalogues now ready.
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IT Boarding IN Bosfon.-Gsnllemen or Families
visiting Boston, whether for long short time, will sa
excellent Rooms and Beard at the house
Of A. r. CLEvERLY Nc 5, Avon Place. The location in
the centre OF the City. Gme rods from Westinghouse.
yet free from the noise and dust OF the great lhoroughaes
Reference Ia New-York, the Editor OF The Tribune.
p1S 1uyt
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CITY INrELLIG ENcE.
Naval Court Martial.

Naval Court Martini.
The trial Of Lieut.. Plnkney closed this day by the
reading of the defence very able and well written docu
umepi which, request of Lieut.. p, the court permit
ted 10 be readily Assist Surgeon Palmer The defence
enced by satisg that the accused joined The expedition
with the mos, glowing hopes OF promotion, and with full
confidence the promises Of Lieut. Wilkes with whom. up
to that time accused personally uRacquained but
alas gentlemen had forgotten tina, he who had vo-
lated chastity Of rank have made himself its enc
my for ever"
THE defence then went on 10 review the whole of Lieut..
Wilkes conduct towards his subordinate ofcers-to
pare the paerly of the charges with the testimony addu
ced place in strong the and diScrrp
unces between the wsen and oral testimony adduced
Tie trial. particularly that OF The prosecutor himself
Attic close of The Defence the in secret session
nearly two hours and then adjourned Wednesday, when
the trial OF Lieut. Wilkes will commence.
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From the Editors of Meas York Methods. Christian Id


uoeate and Journal, Aug. 10.
U'SEARs BIBLE BIoGRApHY.--This is most beautiful
work. paper, printing, embellishments and bind
ing are concerned Il is volume, and contains
49 pages oleer press illustrated with Of the most
spirited engravings have for long time The
fronlspecc by LOSING represents Doddridges mother
teaching bin, Scripture history by d. cl tiles This is
exquisite picture and one on which the eye may rest with
more than ordinary delight We have had read
The work. but from the notices given Of it by of the
respectable journals Judge il will be well re-
ceved by Tic religious public Price, 81 50. Sold at No
100 Nassau street, New York. aul5 lmlsE
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NA<g
Buffalo.

u THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MUsEuM.-Alr. Barnum
the interchangeable proprietor Of the American Museum has
secured the Mermaid for one week. and will exhibit il
without charge for that length of time We under
stand that tue Manager pays one thousand dollars for the
privilege of exhibiting this queen fish, six days and
nights but have doubt he will receive six times that
amount during the week.
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lew GOODS.-Selected from the lat
/ Y est Impora,ious, at the

III EW GOODS.-SeleCted from the lat
/ est Importaons at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTAB LiSEhENT,
I+2 Fulton-strcet, near Broadway.
Strangers and Others arriving in the city, wishing
oenh their wardrobe invited to call and examine
stock before leaving their orders, making
daily purchases for cash. and offer great inducements
cab Our assortment comprises great variety
French and English wool black and fancy coored Cloths
aud Cassimere the best quality and latest styles French
classics desirable for fancy pants. choice selection of
French and English Silks for vssings. Also good assort
ap dete' and fancy French arllings for summer
wear. The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured their establishment shat. be equnl in style
md workmanship to that OF any house in TIM trade and al
, great reduction lrou, credit prices.
Ful suits furnished nj 2ihours notice Strict pancuay
observed in filing orders.
Cash ondalivery, and no abatement in price:
al J. G.. BOOTH & co
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AZ Sueucer,s Imitation NHoies,xin Nnf.-
This popular article commended the public pecu
arly desirable, The present time for It's economy fo
elegance and durability. completes successfully with TIE
most costly Hats worn. Price IS p. SPENCER
alS IN tt Fashionable Halter, No. 2i5 Broadway.
" Gowrnud's Hair EratiicatHng Powder.
GouRAuD's Fieckle ana Pimple Lotion
GouRAup's Vegetable Liquid Rouge.
GouRAuDs Vegetable Face Powder.
At Original Office, 81 Walker-st, door from Broadway
jyl5 Inns
II Gray's observation-disclosures of Seienlit
aud Practical Agriculture the applications OF Biology
Geology and Chemistry 70 Ageaure ana n
culture, by Aonzo Gray, A NJ author OF Elements OF
1--WE hail tbs appearance OF this work only useful TO
the public, bal execution honorable TO the county
For real utility agricultural interest the volume be-
fore US is unryaed by any OF The numerous Enropean pup
Published by DAYTON NEW MAN,
jySo 1873 Broadway.
Ey PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Those persons havin.
furniture OF any description to dispose Of or who are srsaa
ali OF their goods by sending ther address, or calling
upon the subscriber GsSds ny co IL PS5ssssa
All Private sale2 rssraia Piano Fo-e' thai will be so'd
very low. IN dSo
" I.iebis,s New Work.-AnnaI Chemistry, or
Organic Chemistry IN IT'S Applications % o. r1yso9Sy ana
b. j. A., Professor OF Chemistry IN the Hnivsrsty OF
Giesser Edited from the authors MSS, by VIM Gregory,
D. ETC. Professor OF Medicine and Chemistry In the III,
yersty and Kings College Aberdeen usi published and
s 800. ~. ny hw DAYTON / NEWMAN,
ioi IN H f0 ls9 Broadway,
az To Ncw-Yorss Envalids.-Doetol JOHN
rr0uSON as BrcoEG-srect. the Bopery, IN cou'
seonerce of the rapid increase OF his business has made ar
rancemenls with the proprietor OF geIee
,t,scI5 70 hi, office Tor tie accommodation OF S1ca chronic
as have bees considered incntabe by others All
eonsnl,aous at the Office free OF charge. aul2 lwS
NJ Remember the Reniovul Of the EeSi
CnDips,ine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner 10 La
Favere Hail Isl Broadway, opposite Nihos al prices ra-
dpcei nearly 30 Der cent 6. w. 8fcCREDY, Jr
an Is I'm VI
gY Wet. Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Te and nladr ar waertght for seven Gents
foot or paved with Cement, concrete, Tor ten dollars
for the bulk or space OF lhonsandbElck.
;vsyI n w - AI,IJAH SMITH, u Hamiltoa-st
ii Photographic s.ikenesses, oy an improved ID
Dasue.reosyp e process by NJ. d. VAN LOAN corner oil
ChSmbers-sueet and Bruaawsy. ~ JylS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-15

% EDUCED PRICES.--James Daily,
Il a 237 Broadway. of Park Place, respectfully M
orln his old customers and the public generally that he
reduced his prices correspond 10 the present de-
pressed state of the times, while the reputation which his
establishment has enjoyed for the last ten years Tor superior
ty of workmanship and elegance of 1T will be u'y sus'
idned. Je2j SaWisAlW&S
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Pasaerserr Arrived

In the ship Albany from Hayre-.ndreyv Harris A L
Herman, I L Herman, Mr. Schuyler, Dir Ganehl, and
I78 il the steerIge.
Intbe ship john Bnil from Beliast-ars Little and 1856
in the Storage
In the brig Forida Blanca from Balize Hnnd-Auguste
Mahen. French Consul General N Central America; Juan
F Csneros Central America; J Peaa Peualta Brazil
Miss J J Sutherland BeIiz-
MARINE JOURNAL.
PaeT OF Ngw-YoRK AUGUST Is, isi2.
aiSIhrUaE aLAAs8G.--TRis pAG
Fsut-L.
Rises ) 10 I SEES 80 SiOrt Eve 8 aorn2 81
.aIest Dates
LONDON. IL uAyRE .-..........Juy Il
LIVERPOOL l9iSEg-oRL SNs-.--..Aug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-15

The Undersigned prepared orders for garmenst
romhis stock seasonabe goods, at the lowest possible
prices To- cash. Strangers and citizens Ia want OF hrst
rate articles really moderate prices are invited 10
call and nudge themselves,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-15

IT Remember the Removal of the Zeal
Cnmps.ine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, 10 La
Fayeue Hail. a7 Broadway, opposite Nino al prce5 ~
duced nearly 80 per cent. y. w. 'iG1f>Ep 1 -;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-15

W To Rro prietors OK N .P S NC,
different branches OF the Printing business and desrsus
OF removing tom this city, wshes 10 stpuate for tho ar.
rang ement OF Printing Establishment, (oue in which
printed would be preierred upon shares
stated salary; or, he might be induced TO become
part OF established IN some Hour.
hng section OF the country provided the terms shall be
made advantageous Testimonials, 10 qualifications
moral character, &c., will be given. Location in this
or any oil the Eastern States would be preferred Address
tpost paid, c. d., oflhe Editor of The Tribune.
aul5 W&Dlaw,f
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], Methodist EpiscopaI Churcl.-T

ner stune OF the Methodist Episcopal hose Hill Mission
Church. 10 be erected 9th street. east OF Sd Avenue bJ
Divine permission, will be laid MONDAY, the 18th inst
at O'clock p. NJ sermon will be preached by The Rev
j. poisa and other ceremonies suitable the occasion
The ground will be fitted up with as 70 accommo
date large congregation, ana collection will he akeI
up TO The erection of said Church. All friendly Il
the undertaking invited TO attend. aul5lt
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u Wei, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and uadr ar walerght for seven Gents
foot or paved with Cement concrete lor ten dollars
for The bulk or space OF lhonsandbyck.
;yssl n ABIJAH SMITH, u Harniltoa-st
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u Spencer's Imitation NHoieHkin Hnf.-
This popular article commended the public pecu
Iary desirable, The present time for It's economy For
elegance and durability. completes successfully with TIE
most costly Hats worn. Price IS %. SPENCER,
al6tt Fashionable Halter No. 2t5 Broadway.
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u ONE THOUSAND DoLLARs-An Advertisement head.
An Extraordinary Case" (Which statement be
the OF Mr. Burger 80 Corandtsireet) having been
inserted in several otke city and understand the
truth ofihe matter has bees questioned therefore offer 10
the residence OF the person, pay him dollars per day for
his time and give him one thousand dollars he will prove
son DESTROYS Of testing this matter can, by calling On Mr.
Burger satisfactory evidence thai the money will
be ready would here take occasion to state that the
truth of the of cures formed by Brsols Sa
saparlla be subsanaed in every instance The pub
lie will not conound this article with the many articles Of
Sarsaparia advertised. c. C. BRISTOL,
y25 I'm (O Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-15

~ Great Success.-ABEL PARSONS, or THE
BROTHERS REVENGE, an original American novel,
has gone through large editions and the third pub
shed this morning which can be had the Office so Ann
street For several days past not copy has been hand
and thousands have been called for No novel issued for
years has attracted much Alteration this Price I2s
cents for copyright book
o. popular Novel will appear on Wednesday next in
a double extra at 12t cents Look out. aul5 II
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Letter Boxes are placed one hundred Stations in var
Gus parts the City, aDd all letters deposited therein,
be punctualy delivered three tunes day Sundays excep
EEL at three cents each option being given. either 10 fre
the Letter in the Shon tine following regulation
or leave the postage be col ected OF the party who
the Letter is addreSSed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-15

u Kseaitf, tswiei and Cotnfori-The Gra-
haa House, So Bsclay-s. NewYoh, proiers advantages
10 Strangers Stopping days weeks The city, such
as are rarely offered II IS egiby iocled on clean and
airy street very near the business part Of the city ard II
the immediate vicinity OF the principal Steamboat landings
Its apartments convenient and neat, while is table Is
supplied With the best Vegetables AMI Fruits that be
procured excluding entirely Animal Feed and SIiuants
Of al! kinds. Charges moderaets TO s. . per day for
trausen-and every effort made renter B5arerS con-
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember 50 Baciay.st.
~ President s4ayiand on the Present College
Sy,tan-s' Ttoa gi> Present Collegiate System IN
the United States b. Francis WlyldnC" This day pub
anl5 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-15

u The Phenix Temperance Benevolent
Association will mold Their legldur eetng al Concert
Hail. 4o6 Broadway this evening hIonday, August l5 at
O'clock Every effort is made render those meeting,
interesting and profitable The public respectfully -
vited 10 attend IL. l.. SNOW President.
GEO. w. Is. CUSHING, Secretary. aul5 IT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-07
:RdceGeiti ,HaaIe .Ec0deasay.l

VNyHE undersigned Trustees OF this iasu-
mton, take this method Of informing the
uubIic tina, they have engaged, to take charge
Of the School the next year, Mr.. joaS T;LLs'
lie. a graduate Of the South Carolina college
and brother To the gentleman who, WIN so
much credit TO himself, and beneft tothe puDnc'
conducts the Greenwood School IN .AbbeViile
District.
ar. Lesly takes charge Of our School under
a pledge that he iniends 10 devote some years
ofhis life 10 the business OF teaching. and IN
such a pledge the Trustees ila,ter themselves
may be found, n sure guaranty thai. the School
will be re-es,ablished upon a sound basis
Aware Of some OF the objections TO Village
Schools, the undersigned assure the public thai
thew will use every exertion 10 remove SUCH AZ
are well founded. They will use all proper
measures to restrict the expenses ofthe Students
within the limits Of rigid economy. guarding
with this s~,rIctos, scrutiny. against a! eS'raSa-
eauce and dissipation: and they beg co-"pera-
ION OF parents and guardians in efiecunS 30 de-
sirable an object.
The terms will be the same as those Of the
Greenwood School; and the Academic year will
be.divided into two sessions OF Eve months each
the first session to on the mrsi Mou
day in January, and the second on the frst Mon
day Of in each year.
n. L. GRIFFIN.
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
r. G. MAYS.
J. TERRY,
+. II. WARDLAW.
Trustees.
N,v IS d 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-07
a Card 10 the Public.

TIME Amoum of bodily aud mental
IL misery arising from Il Neglect oil
small complaints is incn!ru!ab!c. and II Is
therefore Of the ulnros' Importance that a
strict attention to The least and most ri.
fling bodily infirmilies should be had; for
diseases OF the body invariably affect the
mind. DR.. .Mo6afs Vegrfrbte Life Med'-
eines, in every Instance where they have
been thoroughly used, have IinuHPhed
orer Disease in almost all its diversified
forms. The s%aluIary effects OF The Life
Medicines have, in lncl, been SO universal
~ experienced. that in the shor, space Of
FIVE years. they have become fully eslab.
lished as the most easy, safe aud perfect
mode Of treatment ever offered 10 The
public.
II is unnecessary. here, for DR.. Moflui
10 rccapilula,e all The reasons which have
Induced him 10 arrive NJ this conclusion.
II is sufficient for him 10 say, that the dis.
interested testimony Of hi, fellow citizens
who have been induced TO use The Life
Medicines, will freely be offered 10 any
one who may feel disposed 10 call ut his
Office, 375 Broadway. lie has there On
fle several thousand letters. voluntarily
preferred by his patients, The receipt and
pcrusal OF which has given him more
pleasure than all The wealth Of the East
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware
that The origin Of MoiIa,'s Life Medicines
was the result Of Il protrac,ed aud painful
illness of their originator. Mr.. John Moiia'.
When taken III. Mr.. VI. was n prosperous
and houri.i,ing merchant in the lower part
Of the city Of New York. and having con-
suited and employed a number Of our most
skilful physicians, he, after months Of SUI
fcring, was prevailed upon 10 Try the medi-
cine which is now offered 10 the public.
The cGec, Of The Life Medicines in his
own case was unparalleled in The history
OF medical experience; and he immediate.
~ determined 10 make known TO The world
a medicine To which he not only owed his
own life, hut his happiness. The uniform
success which has since attended their ad-
miuis,rution in every instance where a fair
trial has been given them, has been alies-
ted by thousands aud inconleslihly proves
their Intrinsic merit.
The Life Medicines can he taken with
safety by persons Of ugc; aud the feeble,
the irirm. the nervous and The delicate,
are strengthened by their operation. be-
cause 10y their Prompr and proper action
upon the sccrcIiuns Of the system. md
their assimilation with and publication Of
the blood, they clear the system Of all bad
humors. quiet all nervous irri'aoiIity, aud
:,,,r;obly prnuinra cnnpl hnalfh-
For Sale by
c. A. MElGS. agent.
Nov 9, 1912 If fl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-07
State of South Carolina.
~EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of Edgcicld District.
Whereas, Thomas Ferguson. hath APP
piled 10 me fnr Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods aud chat'els,
rights and credits Of John Martin, lule OF
the Distric, aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all aud singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors of the said deceased. 10 he aud appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District 10 be holden al Edgehcld
Court House on the l9th December 1912.
10 show cause, IL any, why the said Ad
minlsrration should NO, be granted.
Given under my hand and seal This 2olh
day of November, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty two. and in The sixty-seven'h
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. D.
Nov. 2S. 1912. 81 ia b a.
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Executors Motto.

a Ii persnnsindeb led To the estate IF VIM.
IA J. Glover, deceased. are requested IL
come forward and sr,lI.' with Capt. G.. ifOr,i.
with whom The Nules and AcrOnnls are depo,-
tied Tor collection. those having demands
agaius, the said estate. nre requested TO hand
them in. legally n,ies,ed.
CHARLES J. GLOVER, Executor.
% The friend, oi the establishment are IN
formed. that it will be conducted rs formerly,
until tic first duy of January next, under the
the superintendent of Capt. ilord, who re-
turns thanks 10 the customers Of the establish
ment for their past iayors, aud ~s"llciisa contIn-
nance. There IL nj present on hand. anu Will
he kept. n choice assortment Of Groceries.
Now u 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-07
Moro Proofs Of the Efficacy Of DR.. SWAYNE''
Compound Syrup Of Hhd Cherry, IN rol'er-

Moro Proofs Of the Efficacy Of DR.. SWAYNE"S
Compound Syrap Of Md Cherry, IN relier-
ing afflicted Man.
To DR.. SwAYsE.-Dccr Sr.-The time has
been, when | would not recommend a mcdi-
cine advertised in the public prints over my
own signature / now feel diffcrcnt-I feel re-
lief. was reduced by n PioInc,ed cough for
six months to a mere skeleton no rest nj night
soreness aud pain in my breast, side, &c. SUI:
flee il TO say. : used your Compound Of Wild
Cherry. which in n few weeks relieyed me eff.
fecturliy. an certain. had i, not been for
your medicine Gas life frequently depends on
early attention to proper nedicines.) should
now be in the silent grave. Let no person de-
lay. blu, procure Your Syrup and be relieved Of
their Coughs and Colds, as they are dangerous
companions. and often lead 10 fatal consequen.
ccs. Your friend,
ABRAHAM SKINNER,
Crawford county, Pa.
For sale by DR.. Swayre at 81 North sixth
ST. Philadelphia, and by
S d. CLARKE Co, Druggists,
Corner Centre and Mercer streets, Ham.
burg S. e.
Noy23 II 43
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State of South Carolina.
CnrEFIEI.D district.


DY OLIVER TOWLES, Equir C
LIB Ordinary Of Edsefeld District.
Whereas, James Tomkins, hath ap.
piled to me for Letters Of Administration
on all aud singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits Of Samuel Tomkins, late
of the District aforeaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors oflhc said deceased, to be and appear
beiore inc, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District to be holden al Edge
fe!d Court House Gu the l9ih Decemoe'
1912, to show cause if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my baud and seal this 18th
day of Nov. one thousand eigh, hundred
aud for,y-iwo. and in the sixty-seven,h
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, OK. D.
Nov. 90. 1912. [S2 l23l Ct Al