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MOTHERS, READ THIS, and save the Lives OF your
Vu Children ~ ~ " '


. BALTIMORE, March q, 1888.
Dr. Jayne-Dear SirYou ask what proofs met with of
the efficacy ef your medicine that vel rbed
meaicine for bowel complaints that has given
a'sia on and patients speedy and perfect relief
standing remedy for those ailments and called and
again, which, think pretty good proof of It's efficacy and
usefulness. In the complaint Of children has
queny appeared snatch the little victim fiom the grave
saved the life OF child and such and such a chldr
have repeatedly heard said In enteric Of adults
have time and again like charm give ne
nent relief in few hours; may say in minutes In
fine, it valuable medicine and family should be without
it. Respectfully,
Late Physician TO the Baltimore Dispeusarv and
Agent for the Mary and Vaccine Institufiop
Sold by the agents. A. B. D. Sands Dnsgss 70 Fulton IT,
Of Gold aud 100 Fulton Wholesale retail All
sold by Abraham p Sands Co ga Broadway Granite
Buildings of Chambers David Sands Co n East
Bsalway. Of Market Price 50 je25 Inc
THE SOLID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, pIe.
pared by Dr. Quo Roon has proved itself very valuable
specific in Of Scofua Salt kheum cut ,neous dis
generally particularly those arising from mpury the
blood The Syrup prepared from the Extract Also supe
any other Sy of Sarsanrla before prepared
Both may be obtained of
Wm Mlaor, la2 Rroadwsy corner Of John T. r.
Vark of Canal street; j. j. Coddngon Spring
and Hudson street. A. Mcleod, 800 Hudson L. A.
sett, GA Broadway, and of r. BOVINE eco.
Wholesale Druggists. 80 John street, and
jylo Inns Agents for Osgood's India Cnolagogue
MOSS-2O bales black Moss, for sale b.
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A O. Il

CHALLENGES competition with ALL The importar
" which all have the Head Of Hair il a clear
index OF tn vilu persona figure, and VIII by come
IA * Of Nature the hum1n form deprived of its
fair propa rion, Art resoIted order by artificial
10 supply NJ deficiency. rnce have arisen those wonderful
disc wSch bid Nature defiance. Birys Ventlating
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| Apis.s' NURSE The
oilers her selyicrs 20 the
9elt'ted BY long experience.
JylJ imeOd
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Mons. NJ cs the attention of the public aud visitors of the
Ney York and its their celebrated ncoo-
dtie Mineral Teeth which the deletrrous effects
acids and which liable dscooration from
re iicsi y exemptions, ans other known cause.
They break be ioosehey have unnatural
susrnce ID he mouihand in particular resemble the
Teeth conformity shape aud shade
ropg Placed from complete upon the above
proved and scenc prpcale they guaranteed 10
IMMUNITY ~. proper sound to the den ligual do ybe
TIL They niura appearance and ga-
being used aud still firm in the mouth they defy deec-
lion hr the ~ ses' observers.
LOOSE TEETH securely and efectually fastened arising
at ir,N the of medicine any other
tihc method. - -
TO COUNTRY rATIENTS.
SCURVl IN he GUMS cured by Lotion which can
be forwarded part Of the United States with proper d-
recon for igpirlnterd 10 Also
and for the mot nolrnt Tnorhache.
Nous. ~ .n& SON happy in being enabled
That The n' consent Of hrec hundred Of the frat families
~ c United states OF the first merch ants, medical
profession, clergy aud private czen to whom he refer
20 hr s1r0a Of Nous NJ. celebrated mine raj in prefer
suce &C. hl o,'c tey have tiled. aud IN their opinion the
tents need ~ commcni.
ISVALIDS
Attended ~ Mons Mhln, Jr AZ their establishment
TIE FACULTY AND PUBLIC
MONS. MALLAN 4 son
Miy be- consulted daily from 10 TIL O'clock, No Park
49, '' CHARGES MODERATE
JUST PUBLISHED,
Tn" nineteenth edition Of Mons Mallans Treatise on the
fu, nd Diseases, of the Teeth TO be had the author
No Z Park Place.
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NO EXCUSE FOR BALD HEAD.--Since the DIS
eovc of Dr. Javnes Hair TONIC every one may e they
bald with certainty have their hair restored again by
faithful and preserving application Of tins valuable Hair To-
mic.
Please 70 read without prejudice the following communities
TONS which addition hundreds of oheI equally
bic should the doubts OF every reasonable OF the
uniform and singular efficacy Of Jaynes Hair Tonic.
HAMILTON, Feb. Is, 1870.
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the question! MOI only the stockholders. but the
bill holdsrs of said bank likewise on the one
hand. and the Bridge bill holders. my creditors,
and myself oil the other hand. II is therefore
just and proper that the truth, in this grave af.
fair, should 60 before The public. as well as q
Court Of justice. so that ccch one may take
such a course rs his interest may dictate.
By The foregoing certificate of the Commis-
sioner in Equity, il will be sccn. how the Bridge
case. at the present time stands before the
Court. The claim ky the plaintiffs against the
defendants in this case. is S5GS. .lS2 9l.-John
McKiunie aud Henry Shutz jointly built and
paid for the Bridge in question: and John Me-
kinnie and Henry ShnIlz Jointly acted IS the
Bridge Company OF Augusia. Ga. and issued
bills. commonly called bank no:es, or Bridge
bills, under that name.
l emphatlcally and perempiori!y deny. that
John Mckinnie aud Henry SliultZ, Us the
Bridge Company. ever borrowed one dollar
from the Bank OF the Stale Of Georgia, or any
other Bank, during their operation rs bankers.
or afterwards. And If said Bank the Stale Of
Georgia, ever furnished said Bridge Company
with any sum of money. they, according io all
bsnkin. principles, mus, have their obligations
in black and white. to prove such demands
aud i! such be the fact. John NcKinnic and
Henry ShuItz. as said Bridge Company. shnll
and will h"nprabIy discharge said obligations
therefore call on said bank for the production
Of such obligations.
The utmost vigilance will be used by tho
Conplalnar,s 10 bring the case before proper
tribunal. at Edgeiicld L H., in June next.
shall further proceed in bringing all the
facts in this matter before The public as well rs
before the Court.
HENRY SHULTZ.
Hamhnro March 2t-r 1850
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

ssY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
Rb Ordinary of Edecfeld District.
Whereas, Felix l.. Bodic, hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration dc no
nus non, on all and singular the goods and
cllalIe!s, rights and credit, of David Bodie,
lalc orihe District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and adnon-
lsh al! end singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors of The said deceased. to be aud appear
before me. al our next Orlinary's Cour, for
the said District TO be holden nj EdgeGcld
Court House on The llih day of April,
lol2. to show cause. il any, why the said
Administrator should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2Slh
day of March, Que thousand eight hun
dred and forty two. and in The sixtysiSth
year of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. T.. D.
March % 1912. 81 l21 o
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q. =. Marsilal's Sale.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT

HB Y virtne of wri, OF Ficri Facias. In me
ND directed. from the Honorable the Circni,
Conr, Of the United States for South Carolinn
District, will be sold OH Wetlnesdl, the 9Th OF
April next, a, II o'clock, NJ. in iron, Of Edge
field Coun House. the following valuable
SLAVES. VIZ. one negro woman Alilly. with
her Two children. Mary uud Liddy; one negro
woman Cafe; also, one negro girl named Betty.
Levied on. an! 10 be sold "a the property o.!
George w. Thnrmond. at the .nt OF Charles
b. lliu, Of Georgia.
Conditions cash. purchaser 10 pay for tile.
THOS. d. CONDY.
U. S MGrsia!, s. {. Dis!yit,.
10Th March, lrI2 4,
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From Me Georgia drguS.

Southern Botanico Medical College
The above young, bur risln. and flourish.
ing institution, is located in the village Of
Forsyth, Monroe county, Of ,i;is Stale.
Having had the pleasure Of being pre-
sent at the close Of the last term. which
ended on the 9th OF February, aud hav
ing been permitted Ia witness the cx-
animation Of students. &c. &c. have
thought that statement of a few parlicu
rars iu regard 10 il. would, without doubt,
be interesting to many Of your readers.
The frs; Term of the institution com
meuced Nav. 1870. at which, .hcrc were
in attendance, about % students.
The Cd term commenced in Nov. lSil,
aud terminated rs above stated during
which time, some Is gentlemen attended
the lectures: IL or l3 ofwhon. after hav-
ing attended two courses Of lectures. and
undergoing a close and critical cxamina-
,iaaL BY the Faculty, were approved, and
mad conferred on Them the title OF NJ. ID.
Some Of these young gentlemen aticn.
dcd one course Of lectures nj some insti,u-
,ion. bu, the majority Of them attended
both courses a, the uew school of Medicine.
The examination Of The students was
highly creditable TO themselves and the
institution; Al which they received their
medical instruction.
II was remarked by distinguished
medical gentleman from Boston, who was
preseni at The examination; that they sus.
Siained themselves Us we'll al lcal AS he
had ever known any students 10 dn in any
sIedirat Institution al the north.
tr,ay truly be said, noi only in regard to
graduates, bnt also 10 regard to the stu.
{, withouI anexeeplipu, they were
aud een,lemaniy in their de-
s;sl no doubt in every par,icu-
) Gsas respectable a class rs ever
etures irl any institution in our
objection raisedio the 30
iss op9psers, will now
si,e esIabiishing OF
IE IN 4 sioas 10 different
sS gsElg mea ca.i
III sro!essiets
1 Isty 81 s d Il Is plsyslcians
ssl tsss old gelgAssies st
fIse ns;E ira sas sa u
iIlss 81 kiIEEs8 henas
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TO Newspaper Editors, &c.

THHilE Adrer;iscr Gan experienced practical
H Printer would take charge uf The NE.
cH.NictL DEPAgTMEsr of n Newspaper esta-
hllShncnt. or Book and Jobbng Office, either
III the upper par OF this State Georgia, Alnba-
nia' or Florida; or accep, any siTuATIos cun-
ncc'cd with them, where he may obtain n fair
remuneration FOR his services
References can be gwen Gf necessary for
the moral and professional character of the ad
'cr:isrr. 10 members of the corps editorial in
iii's State and Georgia. who have known him
i"r The last fnrr years. AdIrcss a. T., Mcrcu.
ry office. Charleston.
IL The craft will confer I favor By gi,in;
tue abov. one or two Insertions.
march i6 if
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Tan Bark Wanted,

'B'Eo Subscriber, living near Mount Vim
y iage respectfully informs the Farmers Of
Edgc!ie!d District thai he wishes To purchase be-
tween fifty and one hundred cords of Tan Bark
fic will paw in Cash, Leather. or Shoes. for
good Red, White, or Spanish Oak Bark, s. per
cord, at The Farmers plantation, fwlihin seven
miles Of Edgeiiri,l Village; or So per cord. 10
delivered nj his Tan Yard, Farmers who arc
or may be clearing lands, would find i, to their
interest 30 save all their Oak bark FOR him. 4
good hand can &c, cord Of bark per day. and
two cords can be hauled at load. If n frame is
made 10 hold il. The bark should b: covered
every evening with boards or leaves, to pre-.
vent the rain from injurins it.
NJ. l.. GEARTY,
March Q, 1912 6;' Near H. Fintdse.
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seaf s an i1s.ita,iono oi a ami
gecassfnl operation in Ohio,
will doubtless be one reared
iesand auntiier Ia the eastern
Below yon have the names of,he grad
nates, together with tho various subjects,
as read 5efofeths Faculty; also. the names
!efihc Faculty and Board of Trustees.
A SUBSCRIBER
GRADUATES.
More S. Balliuaer, Dekalb County,
Georgia; Uniy of disease.
Warren S. Williams, Russell county,
Alabama; Congesiiye Fever.
Jasper Bryan, Monroe county, Georgia;
Fecuudaiion.
josiah Ansiey, Pike county, Ga; Func-
iious aud diseases Of the Liver.
Mathew II. Meuus, Pike county, Ga;
lnrermi,ting Fever.
Alfred r. Harp. Epson country. Ga;
Functions and diseases Of the Liver.
Alfred Il. Moore, Millcdgrvillc, Ga; Su-
pcriori,y ofihc New over the Old p'ac-
lice.
Thomas Edwards, Chambers. county,
Alabana; Anasascous D'opsy.
Dickson Evans. Fayetteville, N. c.;
Diet.
James F. Berry, Anderson Dist. S. c.;
VcneS"ction.
John G. Thomas. Green county Ala.
o. l. Shivers and ]. S. Barrett, Of
Greene county. Ala. Received honorary
degrees.
FAcULrr--BoTAxIc COLLEGES.
Il. Lee. VI. d., Anatoc and Surgery.
NJ. Marson, VI. u; Physiology
A. N. Wurtby, II, D.; Theory and
Practice.
l.. Bauksron. VI. D.; Ma,eria Mcdca,
rnd Medical Jurisprudence.
II, Quinn, VI. d.; Obsuc,ics aud Dis
eases Of Women and Cnii.cn.
John Darby. A. NJ; Chemistry and
Bolany.
BpAzp or TRUSTEES.
Hon. y. NJ. d. King. President.
A. Cochran. w. VI. Pope, Jesse Dunn,
A. Baldwin; a. Brooks. j. Dowdle. ID.
Eddins, aud J E Nunaally.
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
pY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
-Ae Ordinary Of Edgefcld District.
Whereas, K. B Bouknigh'. hath appli-
cd TO me for Letters Of Administration,
dc bonus uon. on all and singular the goods
and chat,els, rights and credits Of Martin
Scase, late of the Distric, aioreaid, de.
ceased.
These are. therefore. To cite and admon-
isii all and singular. the kindred aud credi-
tors ofihe snid deceased, to be and appear
before me. nj our next Ordnary's Court
for tho sai'l District TO be holden at Edge
field Court House on the 18th day OF
April 1912. 10 show cause if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given undcr my hand and seal this 4th
duy OF April one thousand eight hundred
and forty two, and in The siSty-sixth year
Of American lndepcneuce.
O. TOWLES, o.E. d.
April 4, 1912. [s2 l2Al Ct 10
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SCHOOL .y'6DYgCE.

RWI CAROLINE VI. CARTIER is now
I'VE Teaching Scl,oo! at t!n R:Jcn III this
District her prc.cut term VII! expire on the
1t of Apli nrsl, at which Tine ,hc will con-
mence again and continue the balance "t the
year. Miss C. has hrcn teaching several years,
two years in this District. aud is highly recoln.
mcndcd. and wcll qualified as teacher.
Good Board can be had IN the vicinity and
near the School House, At from - 10 81 per
month.
march % E
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~ I. .s;t N 80 8, ,fz q
D IS
IA. tconaitassai ljs!s
ss,.er,ss, ss
sss,as.llle i
~ s,,f.s .sss a. i
s. q
: ,.s,I I,.s, 9s 4 VT ;ssat
,.sS5s, sssS sIss slcc-s
I, s,s,,,a ;,ss:,ss 81 s:se eyes OF
s :lsas 8 ao sign and
lsers, g promote
and violence.
& shs people Of The Sanili
ass aiIiss Of the people OF the
4 sesests being ono aud the
seol lafioadry Al A6oliisoR Wings
I, sss md nol being able TO conquer
{ of lilo North ard the South
4 sIlII eF have sought, ever since The
{ \ s Clila Federal Constitution, TO
10 quarrel. and divide them,
! Ss Y tss nj the cost of q dissolution OF The
nisn. These coaspirators will hnd l1e
4 s,ea,,I q Of the West as difiieultto divide or
cnnaser as The people of the North OF the
South; and If ever necessary 10 pc arrested
in their trsGsora5ie plots. the Great IVES!
have the power 10 do il, and can DO relied
upon OF all limes.
"Reseirsd, Tha, the anniversary of 'he
birthday Of George Washington. The Fa.h
or ofhis Country, lin connection with his
noble compeers.) will be forever held sa,
cred and inviolcbie by every American and
patriot, in the contemplation of his Illus
.L..rc,n- and sPryiCeS.
"Resoiscd, Taa, this meeting look upon
John @. adams Of MASSACHUSETTS and Jos.
y Cidaings of Ohio as the mouh.pieess
and rinsleadcrs. in and ou, Of Congress.
or,bc domineeriug policy of The British
Goyernment-,ha, both Of them are hus'Iy
employed in Matching seerc, treason To car
ry out. (afEilia'ed with English pimps and
enis.arics) the trcacherous. jacob'nieal,
revolutionary. aud sacrilegious doctrines
of tho "Rorids Abolition Contention keid
in London in 1880"
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NOfEcc.

"A MARE, taken up At his plantation five
miles noiih ems, Of Edgctield Court House
with nm Old Saddle and Birdie on; her colour
is dark brown, with Two small saddle spots on
Inc left side OF her hack no other marks or
brands psrccivable; she is iour feet ten inches
high. supp"sed TO be twelve years old. Ap'
praised ut thirty dollars.
DANIEL HOLLAND, Magistrate.
march 80 nit q
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Anna Maria Terry. BIZ for specific
VS.. ,Ldirery of Stare,
Daniel Brunson. and others, Sr.
TT nppcarngto my satisfaction tina, Stephen
IL Terry and Jane his wife The children OF
John Parknan by his late wife Elizabeth. for
mcrly Elizabeth Buekhal,er. Furi,, and
Polly his wife, some of tho Defendants in this
case are without the limits Of this State On
motion by F. II WardIaw Complainants So
ci,or Ordcrr,l tia, said absent defendants do
appear in this Honorable Court, and plead. an.
swer and dcmur 10 the ccomp!anan,s Bill within
three months from the publication ofihis order.
or the said Bill will be taken proecgfesso agains,
them.
J. TERRY. c, X. ED.
COMMISSIONERS Office, March ), 1872
march 3in 6
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Notice.

A Ii persons arc lorwarned from digging
n aud hauling Sand or Clay, oil Of a tract N!
land Of mine. lately purchased by myself. Of G..
Rhodes, Esq. knowuby many persons who are
in the habit o, using it. rs the Griffin Sand, ~
ing ON the road leading from Edgeiield c. H.,
I" the Plue House, under the penalty OF the law.
r. COLEMAN.
march 20 9
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TRUTH Is POWERFUL. AND JUSTICE
Will, PREVAIL

A decree oc Providence alone could prevail
sgai,,sl a twenty years unjust act Of n Inonied
arfs,ocraey. Itwill be seen by the aboye para.
! srapb, that. some Of the stockholders of the
FBaak Of the S,nto Of Georgia, have called u
meeting af oil the Stockholders to examine The
Iirtic condition ofseid Bark.
4 In tne whole af these proceedings the pub.
10 sary deeply interested on both sides Of
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Head Quarters,
niarch23

CLiREND0N, FcD. 2Ih, is-I2.
Order No.
THNIlE resignation Of Major General Thomas
4 +. Jones. having been accepted. Uriga-
dicr JancsJ. Caldwell viii command the 9th
Division until the vacancy Is iilird.
By order ol the Commander in. Chief
W. CANTEi. Adj. * lns. Grn'l
march :.3 8
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Head Quarters.
CLARExDo. siiI March. 1912

CLARESDO. 9Th March 1879.
Orders M. -
FEYllE following Regiments aud Corps arc
ordered 10 parade Tor review aud drill,
NJ The times and piiccS herein mentioned. viz.
The 10th and Eth Regiments of Infantry.
the Ancicn, Battalion of Artillery. aud the
Charleston Light DRAG oons. near Charleston.
on the 9lh of April next.
The Upper Battalion of the 3lS, Regiment.
on Thursday. the 2l-, of .,piIl, i, poInt the
Brisader may deem most convenient; wlln IS
hereby ordered 10 report Immediately. 10 the
COMMANDMENTS Chief. the place selected.
The Lower Battalion. at Georgetown, in
Tuesday. the 26lh OF April.
The .t-rd Regiment al Conway borough. on
Friday, tie :l.ih Of April.
The Send Rec srnrn; ar Marion Cour, House.
OH Saturday. the 9Th ni Nav.
The Cops cf Cavalry wall parade with the
Regiment, or BaltaI;nna most convenient.
The commissioned Officers the eth Bri.
gadc will encamp on Monday, the 2ud "i May
next, r, Gndiicy's Ferry. in Marion District, OIL
the Great Pee Dee Tivci.
The 2,l, Regiment OF luElntry. n; Darling
ton Coul, House. OH Tuesday ,hc ltl;h Of May
The 20tl, aud il,h Regiments II Sun,crvI!.c,
OF Friday the I.'lh OF May.
The commissioned Officers of the :'ri Bri-'
gade of Iulan,ry. will cncamp m.ar Barnwc'
Court House, on Monday, the 23rd of May
nrxi.
In accordance with the arrangements Of Bri
gadicr General Jameson. the commissioned al
,icers of the end Bsisade OF Cavalry are also
ordered 10 encamp At the sainc time aud place
The ] llh and Ard Regiments of lnian,ry
will parade q, Barnwcll Court House Oh Sa
,urday, the 2Sth of May.
Brigadicr General Jlnicson will order ore o
the Troops or Squadron, of his Brigade 10 pa
rade at the same time and place.
The commissioned and non-commissoncd
Officers oi' the Regiments and Corps ordered
for review. will assemble the day previous. ioI
drill and instruction at their respective places o.
parade.
The Major Generals and Brigadier Generals
will. with their Staff, attend the reviews within
their commands.
BrigaGirr Generals Hanna. Schnicrlc. Ham
mond. Hopkins. Jameson. aud llarllec nrc
charged wit, the extension of 80 much OF i.'is
order rs relates 10 their respective Brisades.
By order of the Couinander.inChici,
J. w. CANTEY, Adj, " Irs Genl
march %
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LOST

nURING Cuur, Week. leather P0CK.
H. ET BOOK. with the name of the sub
scribcr written IN il, containing two Deeds :or
Land. conveyed to him by John Proctor, and
between TWO and i!.rsS da.!ass in eaah. Any
person who has found said Book, will be lbe'
rally rewarded. upon leaving it with Mr. B. J
Ryan. n, Edsefell c. II.
wa. PROCTOR.
April G ti 10
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NJ THE subscriber has declined the Receiy-
ing and Forwastng Of merchandise, Al goods
hereafter to klsaJdrcs4, will be attended 10 by
Mr John e. IN sDonnald.
Mr.. McDouaild is an old cilizcn.a worthy aud
business mar, and take pleasure in recon-
including him 10 my friends and The public as n
very fitagcnt.
Cotton and other produce sent 10 uIc for sale
will have my a.tention a. heretofore.
GEO. PARROTT.
Hamburg. March 81 81 9
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;Rl. H.. JEFFERS,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
HiMBURG. S. c.
WWTITL attend to Receiving and Forward
w ing Goods to the country; to receiving
and selling or shipping Cotton. Flour and Ba-
con, and will make liberal advances on all ari.
cIcs consigned 10 him for sale. Will also at
tend 10 the buying Of Goods Tor Merchants and
Planters, for which bis commissions will be mo-.
Gerate.
march9 I'm 6
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u. $. NHarsllal's SalcA

SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
WDY virtue Of II writ of Fieri facias, TO fne
D directed. from the Honorable tho Circuit
Court of the United States, for South Carolina
District will be sold in front Of Edseiield Court!
House, on "Wednesday the 9th day OF April
next, at II O'Clock, III.
A valuable Negro fellow, named
MHMAEGAN,
Levied OH, and to be sold as the property Of
John Thurmond, at the suit of Charles B. Hin,
OF Georgia. for the use of the Georgia Rail
Road aud Banking Company.
Conditions cash. purchasers To pay fnr title.
THOS. ID. CUNDY.
u .MarSaai, 5. e. E,slricf.
I2,h March. 1912 4,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-06
FIRE PROOF.

vR'HE Increased demand FOR BRICK,
q while we possess the best materials for
making. Together with IN opportunity OF burn
Ing them in the Furnace. has induced us 10 in.
cur the expense Of procuring Il Machine, for
kneading the clay and also superior qualify Of
Mouids. Wesllall endeay"r To keep good stock
OH hand, OF such rs will please our customers.
]. GIBBS & co.
Po,,ersyilIe. March % IstI ,f Q