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EdgeGeld Male .scadeapy.

FHNHE undersigned Trustees %! This lnsti.
Il luton, take this method Of informing Tire
public that they have engaged, In take charge
OF tho School the next year. Mr.. JOIN W.LEs-
lie, q graduate of The Soutl, Carolina College.
and brother Ia the senlle man who. with 70
much credit TO himself, and benefit toihe pubic.
conducts the Greenwood Scirool in Abheviilo
District.
SIR. LesIy takes charge Of our School under
n pledge that he intrnds To devote some years
ofhis liz. 10 the business OF teaching. and IN
such n pledge the Trustees aarier hrmselves
may be found, a sure guaranty that the School
will be re-establ!shed upon 4 sound basis.LS
Aware Of some Of the objections TO Village
Schools. the undersigned lssuru tho public thu
they will ise every ~e1errinn 10 remnvc such ~
are well founded. They Will Use MI proper
measures TO rrstrIc, iiIc expcr.cs oftbe students.
within the limits OF rigid connmy. guarding
with the ~sirirtrs! scrutiny. against all cxivava-
gnncc and dissipation: aud tho, beg co-opera-
lion Of parents and guardians IN e~fFcc,ing so de-
sirnble nm object.
The lerIns will he the same os ,Lcse OF the
Greenwood School: and the Academic year will
be divided into two sessions OF five months each =.
the first session TO commence nn the first Nor
day in ~juuuaiy, and the second IN the first Mon.
day Of in each year.
N. l. GRIFFIN,
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
X. &. MAYS,
J. TERRY,
+. II. WARDLAW.
Trsbrs.
Nov. I6 n 40
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HARMONY GROVE
FEMALE

YENHIS Institution. located on the road from
q Edgrield C. ii. 10 Cambridge. near the
residence of DIR. Nicholson. has been IN sue
cessfuI operation during the presen, year. IN,
der the direction Of Miss l. n. Gilt, and VIII
be continued for the ensuing year under her
superintendent. 4,
The patrons of this Institution feel grained
in stating tina, they have been highly pleased
in the improvement, which their children have
received, in their several studies. under The d.
reciion of this accomplished lady and furnishes
them the pleasure of giving The community the
assurance. thar nothing. will be omitted on her
part To give every facility |" the Improvement
Of those who may. be committed 10 her care.
Special attention will be devoted To the morale
~ as well as the ~inieilec, aud physical condI.
ton of the young ladies'. The aealthfulnessssoi
this location il Unidentified.
Boarding can be obtained nj So per month.
TERMS OF TUITION.
The elementary and higher En-.
glish Branches, a, Sc 25 per or.
Music. IL GU
French. d 0O "
Use Of Piano. so
Nov 20 81 ~
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owes bis reputation no, so much to his
scholarship. IS 10 mis- advocacy of The rag
none, system. his defence oil The d''.'e
right" of governments. in eon'ra dls''nGi'""
from the rights Of the State and The feo-
nile. and the active and most uni ~usIlhabie
s,and he took agains, the suffrage party
in Il. 1. during The recent difficulties there
.dcsccra,ius the pulpit ON the Sabbath,
with his a~n,i-republicou doctrines. and
rendering the use OF ,i,e College buildings
as barracks for the troops Of King Charles
Governor King.
Blu, we forbcar further remarks sim
ply referring TO lis somewhat celebrated
work On Political Science and his sermon
delivered about the time of the K. !. diff
.6culiies in which he con,ended virtually
hat SUBMISSION TO tyranls was a Christian
du,y, Tor ample veri6ca,ion Of all we have
said concerning him. In concluding
bowever, we cannot forbear to mention
the names of Oresies 4. Srownson o
Boston, Capt. Alden Partridge Of Norwich
VI. and Doct. Fl. S. Patterson oil Pi'i'a
-dsIphia. as gentlemen who are every way
Gued 10 I'll tho Chair, and 10 satisfy Inc
wants of the people Of the Stale. Inc
frat named, 10 particular. is 100 well
Known to the leading men in ). Carolina
40 need any commeudalion nj our hands
Old Dominion.
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Case Of John C. Celt.-This individual
xbuso case has excited SO much attention
in New York. has fualiy defeated 'he
sentence OF the law which he was doomed
~ sn6er for the crime Of murder. by com
Knitting suicide. j wiilb c recollec,ed thai
Friday las, was the day designated for ms
execution NJ particular hour having
been 6xcd by the Court, the Sheriff. 1t ap-
pears, acceded TO Colts request. to defer
the execution until 4 o'clock in the alter.
NOON. At2P. NJ, the criminal was len
nlope in his cell. with the understanding
that he was no, TO be disturbed until the
,ns, n aud when i, was again en-,
tered he vas found dead. having stabbed
himself 10 the heart. The doubt. Wheeler
or mo-. he would be executed. created no
l;,,le exci,emen, in New York. and the
Gre 10 the dome Of the prison. a few MN
u,es before the time appointed Tor the ex-
c%cu,ion. tended of course 10 increase It.
Baltimore american.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

There wall be u Meeting held at E'lgefeld
c. II. on the 18th day of December next. for
the purpose Of forming Il Dis,,irt Temperance
Association. Temperance Societies OF the Dis
ric, IRE respectfully invited to send Delegates
10 attend the meeting.
Nov 30 IF AZ
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Nov I6
SMEe.

Executors Sale.
KWIILL BE SOLD, nj the late residence OF
Wv B.A. Wallace. decd. on Tuesday the
sixth day OF December next. u part Of the Real
and Personal Estate Of said deceased,
Personal PROPERTY
Consisting Of about ten Ncsrnes. Horses.
Cattle, Hogs. Corn and Fodder. Plantation
Tools. BaroucI. Sulky. and Wagon, HousehnlL
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The above pro,
perry will be sold on a credit Of twelve months
Real Estate,
Consisting Of tie House and Lot. where IL"
deceased lived atthc time Of his death. To which
is attached twn acres, more or less, and all Ia.
necessary improvements.
The Storci,ouse and Lot occupied by G. L
s. f. Penn & Co.. size Of the Lot TO be made
kunwn nn the day Of sale.
The House occupied by the Mcssrs. DR.
Burta, ~ an Apothecary'a Shop, 10 which will
be attached a.Loi fifty fee, in front and thirty
1--WE feet deep.
The tract of Land about two miles from
Edsehsld village, adjoining CD. Clover. 8
! Christie aud others. containing three hupdret
acres. more or leSs, and
The Piney Woods trnci. adjoining the land,
df Mai. J.. Ie,er. Roscla B.alock. ard others
containing three hundred and twenty acres
! more or less.
The Real Estate TO be so'i on n credit Of Jss
tco aud three YEAR: the sccond and third IN
sialnen,s to bear interest nfter:tbe expiration
OF twelve months from the day Of SALE. The
purchasers in each case to give notes with mp
proved securities, md q mortgage ri the Rca
Estate. II. K. SPANN. EI'u
in risAt Of his rye.
M, IA 81 ~
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administrators Sale
or NEGROES,

NNTILL BE SOLD. on Thursday the lot,
w December next, n, Odd Town planln'
nn,lnesr Louisville. Jefferson comfy. Georsin
from eighty TO nne hundred NEGROES. is
likely. skilful. aud well disciplined. as any Ne
groes in the country the same being n part OF
the plnnta ton force nf the late Col. Pant Fitz.
simmons s, and sold for the benefit Of his heirs
aud creditors.
The tern will be cash. and III" sale positive
and the negroes will he offered. with u lew e.
c%cp,ions. in lots 10 stiit bidders.
ROBERT F. POE.
WILLIAM J.. EVE.
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD,
administrators.
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Agriculfurai.-Ne have seen a ceriif.
cate, to The effect, tina, Mr.. LaUa. Of this
District. produced from oil two aud three
quarter acres Of iand. which has been
cleared Is years. 500 euslels Of sheiIei
corn. One measured acre Of The above,
gave 100 bushels aml Ii quarts. Our
down cnunrry friends. who are SO much
10 The habit Of Dragging On corn. wheat.
potatoes, ,urnips aud beeis. wonld do
well 10 beet this before they say much
more on the subject OF agricultural won.
ders. This, was not done for u premium
not coming under the provisions Of the
society. and may therefore be ln"ked upon
rs . necessary result Of paying proper al
leniion to our old lauds.
The production Of wheat by Colonel.
Wright, Of 80 bushels TO the acre. is very
appropriately handled by the committee.
On the day Of The exhibition. potatoes
were exhibited by Mr.. E. w. Smith.
some Of which weighed 81 lbs.
James Brian, Esq exhibited a very large
specimen Of winter ,nrnip. something
less than n yard in circumference. say
between l9 and 20 inches. These vege-
tables turn up here 10 perfection.
Capt. J. D. Gtore exhibited an enor-
nous radish, the largest we have ever
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81
State OF South Carolina

EDGEFIELD DiSIRlCI.
DY Oliver TOWLES. Esquire,
Id Ordinary of Edge6eld District.
Whereas. A. NJ. Benson, hath applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration on all
aud singular the goods mud cha'teis. rights
aud credit. Of A. +. Benson, late OF the
Dis'ric, Aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. TO cite and sdmon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and eredI-
tors Of the said deceased, In he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinory's Court for
the said District to he holden al Edgeheld
Court House on The 18th December next"
slow cause. If any, why the said Admins
~tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and zeal this 18th
day cf November. one thousand eight hun
drei aud forty Two. aud 10 the s~ixiy-sevenih
year of American. independence.
o. TOWLES. o. z. D.
Nov %. 1912. ICE l2a) 3 a
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Professional Office !Seskers.--There
are some men who do uolhing Gndcr the
sun but struggle after Office. In this mat
ter they are u~unumaniacs. They neglect
business. and live precari"usly. having
their eyes fixed on ofice.-Portiand Amer
icdH
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES, Equir c
ed Ordinary Of Edge6eld District.
Whereas, James Tomkins. hath ap.
piled TO me for Letters of Administration
on all aud singular the goods and chattels,
rights aud credits of Samuel Tomkins, late
of the District aforeaid. deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud credi.
tors of'he said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District 10 he holden at Edge.
field Court House on the 10Th December
1912, to show cause If any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2Slh
day of Nov. one thousand eight hundred
aud forly.two. aud in the sixry-seven,h
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o.E. d.
Nov. %. 1912. [S2 1911 2t A
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THE EDGEFIELD VILLAGE
Female Academy,

"uE Exercises ofihis Institution will close.
q tor the present year, on Friday the 20
Of December. ard they will be resumed on Mon
day the I'd day ofJnnuary. 1si3:
WILLIAM D. JOHNSON, Rector.
Novr. 30, 1872. 81 "a
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Observation-Disclosures AGie.

IT'D permission Of the Ordinary OF Edseheld
I'D District. we shall proceed to sell. at pub.
lie auction. all the personal estate OF Burrell Z.
Hobbs, deceased, namely. fifteen Negroes.
Mules. Horses, Cotton. Corn, Fodder, &c. nj
the late residence Of deceased, on Tuesday 27'h
of December next Asa. eleven Negroes. Cat
tie. Hogs. Cotton. Corn. Honsrliold aud h'ich'
en- Furniture, &c. at the plantation OF decea-ed
on Cuffeelown cresk. oa Friday, ath beceri'
Der next, 1t the latter place and date. we
shall rent the plantation OF deceased tor one
year. Tcrms-Cash for all sumo below $40,
and ~ months credi, for all sums over $40
notes will two approved sure,ies being gwen,
LAURA ANN HOBBS.
JAMES 5. HARRISON,
Administrators.
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MYNE.NEAL.
:. The silk1n tie that b,nds ,,co teiiing hear
MARRIED,

BY the Rev. u Watkins. n'Thursday
evening The I0,n lust, MIR. MANCHESTER
PApGkrT, tn Miss SusAS. daughter u!
NATHANIEL CoRLEr, Esq.
BY the Rev. II. e. HerlouS. on Thurs
day evening the 24lh inst. Mr.. MAnLoS
NJ. PADGETr. 10 Miss MARY Edison,
daughter o fli,e late Mr.. JoHa ErDsus,
all Of Ibis dislritt.
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AUGUSTA, Nov. "a.

AUGUSTA, Nov. "a.
Remdrks.-We shall abstain from any
speculative remarks in regard to the pre-
sent condition Of our COTTON market and 10
lis prospects. es The next intelligence from
Europe may have some iu6uelce in chang
Ing il for the better or for worse. if The
mails had been received regularly, on
Tuesday night lasi we might have had the
news by the steamer Of the Alb met. from
Liverpool.
Conon.-The receipts since our last no
lice Of The market have been light aud we
may say also hat the sock on baud is
light. as The shipments have been to as
large az extent RS The preceding weeks.-
The demand for The article is still fair.
though prices have not improved. The
range OF prices may be quoted at A TO Z
GEMS; the principal sales having been made
at 5 to 5sIcents. We quote, ordinary -
n 4i. middliug S a So, middling fair and
fair 81 IA Ct. and prime aud choice 60 a
Ga. choice square bales 7 cents. More
confidence is entertained tina, the better
classes Of cottoa have reached their lowest
point.
Erchangc.--By referring 10 our table il
will be seen that n" material fuctualion
has taken place since our last review. ex-
crpi in Central Bank nolr,, which have
sufI.red..an increased depreciation aud in
two other items.
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Wanted.

A FIRST RATE JOURNEYMAN TIN.
"A NERs-To one perfectly acquainted with
all the d;iieren. branches Of business. good wa
ges and permanent situation will be given. on
application at the establishment Of Messrs. We
yer & coyer, Edgefeld C. II.
Noy.23x If 43
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LOST.

ED Y the Subscriber a few days since, two
ND Due Bills. Que of which was drawn BY
Mr.. Genrry Tor $l2. in favor Of the subscriber,
aud one for 81 935, drawn by the same person
in favor Of Washington Sionaker. Also two
Notes. one of which was drawn by John Ston'
aker. in favor of Monroe Stouaker for 81; the
olher drawn by e Cnmp6eld in favor Of Wash
inslon Stonaker for 81 30. Any person find
lug said Due Bills and Noies. will confer n a.
vor NY returning them 10 The subscriber At the
Tan Yard Of sir. Gearty. The payment OF
the notes are stopped.
WILLIAM STONAKER.
Nov, 81 II ~
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For Hire.

A LIKELY young Negro Man. n Black
IA smith by trade. and also two excellent,
Carpenters, Of nne1rep,ionabIe characiers. up
on reasonable terms. by the year or month. Al
80 u Girl abou, IL years Of age for the year.
WHITFIELD BROOKS.
Novr. 80 2t a.
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Not Ice.
Oct. Sh. lsi?

A PPLIChTION will be made 10 the I.rcis
IA latuIc Of this State al its next session. that
alI the right and title Of the State, 10 all the rs.
tate. real and personal, whereof The late Col.
Christian Breithanpt, or Gertrude Jacobu. h,s
widow. was seized or possessed at the time OF
his or her death. and particularly certain lots in
The Town Of Hamburg. supposed 10 be csc heat
ed. may be vested in Ossian Gregory. anal S,.
san n natural daughter Of said Christian, one OF
both.
August Il Sm 90
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Commercial.
FROM orr Correspondent.
HAMBURG. November &c. lSi

HAMBURG, November &c. 1912.
Business has been rather dull here for the
last two weeks. our Cotton receipts have not
been as large as is usual for the season. owing
| presume. To the very low prices, which are
indeed dlscournsing. | do no, perceive mnch
change in prices for the pas, week. and now
begin 10 hope that we hay" seen the lowest
point. The last accounts from Europe. which
came up to the 9Th ius,., | think was a little
more favorable, and at least will tend 10 keep
prices from going lower. IL there has been any
change the pas, week. | think il, was in favor OF
The seller. as Cotton is much easier sold at The
former weeks prices. and on some descriptions
a, a ! advance. mus, still quote low. sales
from ~ to Cd cents hu, no, much a, either OF
those prices, principal sales from st 10 d cents.
As there il mo-, that rush Of Cotton OH the mar
ket, that there was some three weeks since, our
Rail Road is getting clear. aud we are now able
to &c, Cotton Of, by either the runJ 81 liver.
without much delay.
Exchange is plenty anu rather lower, al par
on Charleston and Savannah. 4 per CT. prem.
on New York. Our Bunk is doing a good bu-
sines<, and her bills is equal to Bcntons Drops.
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DlssOEudiOns.

gaVlIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the subscribers. in the name oil
Brannon g. Mundy. was dissolved on The ms,
day of January last; the name Of the firm WIN
only be used to close its business. and w. d.
Brannum is only authorized to settle the same
w. b. BRANNON,
l.. II. MUNDf.
All those indebted. either by note or nccoun!
for 1910 and 1871. will please call and make
payment Immediately, as it is absolutely neces'
s.Iy that the business be closed up, longer lndu!-
gencc will no, be given.
w. B. BRANNON.
l.. II. MUNDY
Nov. 81 40
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Ahner Perrin. VS..
John Lewis. )
NETlLL BE SOLD. N, the house Of Drfcn.
w dant. on Thursday the 18th December
next. the following property: one sorrei Horse:
Saddle and Bride. ten head Of Cattle, l"t OF
Corn. Fodder. Oats. and Cotton. Household
Furniture. Terms cash.
). CHRISTIE. $. E. %.
Novel, Isl 5O) 81 III
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Notice.

A LII peIsous indebtedto the estate of John
a Chraiiiani, senr deceased. are request.
ed to make payment, and those having accounts
against said esiais viii present them duly uu
lLenlcaiea.
GUTHRIDGE CHEATHAM.
administrator.
Nov. % @ 43
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A LII persons having accounts against tho
A estate Of William Thurmond. deed. are
requested % present them as the law requires,
also all that; Is Indebted 10 the saii VIM. Thur.
mould are requested 10 make payment
WM. ThuRMOND. Adm'r.
Nov. % %
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Nov.
THE o.. $ DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT or SOUTH CARoLiaA'
IN REPTEY

1 t1E u. > III hiC CSSpi
or SOUTH CAROLINA
~ BANKRUPTCY.
NAInEREAS Elisha Lyon, Planter of Alb
wv teviI lie District. sc. hath filed II I'etl-
tim praying that he may be declared n Bank
rupt. pursuumtio The act OF Congress of the u.
States, made, and now in force. concerning
Bamkrupls, and tina, he may have the benefit Of
the said act; this is to give notice of the said
petition, and that n hearing thereof will be had
before the Honorable Robert b GIlchrisf, Jndgc
Of the said Court, nj Cour, 10 be holden nj the
Federal Court House, in Charleston. OF Mon.
day, the filth day Of December next. at eleven
o'clock, 4. NJ at which, place and time all per
soils interested may appear and siew cause. il
any they have, why the prayer oi the so:d lciA
,ioner should not he granted.
Charleston, 9Th day November, 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. l.rk.
Sov. 16 ~
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r-a. he Gnc.nrius Alounlaineer.

Caution,-A scape g~allows named Is.
F. DOUCIN, alias ROBERTpUNHAM,
has recently made out aud collected sew
.erai Accounts duo this Office in Augusta,
Geo, and perhaps elsewhere. In one IN
stance he forged our name to an order.
tina, he might with more certainty Obtain
; the money. We understand that he Is a
Printer by profession. and ia a resident OF
Hamburg. 8. e. All persons are eau
tioued against paying accounts due Us 10
any person except D. w. Wells or Post
Masters, who are a, this time The only au-
,borized Agents we have. And it would
perhaps be well for those indebted to
Newspaper establishments. generally, to
. call upon every unknown travelling Agent
for his authority 10 collect, before paying
him.
We think the case stated above is tue
.stroages, proof Of hard times yet odduced.
To think that any maj should bave The
shardihood ia forge Printers Accounts. and
.cndeayor 10 collect them, is TO Us The most
marvellous species ofinsanily that we ever
heard of. la most cases, we should set q
man down as a fool ho would attempt IL.
for i, IS with the greatest difficulty that
we can collec, our own accounts; but II
.seems the rascal Doucin was more loriu.
.nate than he probably vii! be again.
Albany Poiiee.-A Curious Case 81
Female Deception.-0ne OF those strange
a,d aImos, ~uuaccouniahle cases Of deccp-
linn which we hear Of one or twice in an
ace wa developed al the police Office on
Saturday afternoon. A person who has
for the las, four years followed the business
of a tinker and ieanster alternately IN Tins
civ. and who is well known to many OF
our c~i,izeus, vas brought up before Justice
Osborn. charged with hanging out false
sienale-being not exactly what outward
,onearances would lead houes, and un-
suspec,ing persons TO ~bclieve-sailiug uu-
der false colors.
About two weeks since This person was
married to u very respectable aud hard
working girl, who BY her industry had laid
up a considerable sum Of money. The
0 girl found on, in a lew days tina, all
is not gold that Siiuers-tbat appearances
are deceitiul-Iu short. that her dear hus.
band vas a ,coman! This fact being fully
established tn the satisfaction of all parties.
the failhless suain or rather dcceitiul jade
wee arrested, examined at the police,
and sen, to Jail. A crowd Of the curious
followed her ladyship TO her new lodgings,
making many original and spirited re-
marks, called on, by the novelty Of the
case.
No other reason can be assigned for this
strange marriage alliance except the de-
Giro 90 the part Of the husband to possess
aimself OF the money which the object Of
his affections bad saved up from her hard
earnings and unwearNed industry.-Alba-
ny Citizen.
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More Proofs efhs E5ieaeyof DR.. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Hild Cherry, in reiiec-
ing J1tFietef Mas.
To DR.. SwAYsE.-Dear Sir.-The time has
been. when I would not recommend a med.
cine advertised in the public prints over my
own signature; l now feel diferen,-l feel re.
lief. I waa reduced by a piotracied cough for
siI months 10 a mere skeleton, no rsst al night
soreness and pain in my breast. side. &c. SUI:
fec il 10 say, ] used your Compound of Wild
Cherry. which in a few weeks relieved me ef.
fcc,nally. I am certain. had it no, been Tor
your medicine Gas lie frequently depends ON
early attention 10 proper medicines.) | ,honld
now be in the silent grave. Let no person de.
lay. but procurc your Syrup and be relieved of
their Coughs and Colds. as they are dangerous
companions, aud often lead 10 fatal consequent
ces. Your friend.
ABRAHAM SKINNER,
Crawford county. Pa.
For sale by Dr.. Swayne at 81 North sixth
ST. Philadelphia, and by
S D. CLARKE & Co. Druggists.
Corner Centre and Mercer streets, liam
burg S. G.
Nov % tf 43
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seen: but We hear even i, has been beat
having heard Of one Radish which four
children had been eating all day. and then
there WAS any quantity left.
Our FREUD, most mol think we are IN
ciincd TO he marvellous OF this SUBJECT
for these are facts well authenticated.
- TorkpiNe Compiitr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30
Notice.

a IL persons having accounts ngains, the
IA estate OF Susanna Bush, decd, are re.
guested 10 present them as tho lnw requires,
also all thar Is indebted to the said Susanna
Bush, are reqaesiei 10 make payment.
WM. THURMOND, Admir-.
Nov. % If B