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EDGEFIElD c. H., s. C.
Dissolution.

TE1HE Copartnership heretofore existing
IL under the firm Of Meigs & CoIgan is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the firm are hereby notified that an
immediate settlement is required
CHAS. 4. MEIGS,
JOHN COZ GAN.
ia uary6, 81 50
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N0sSee.

YHNHE Estate of William Cook, deceased,
Ill being left derelec,, / shall proceed 10 sell
at the residence of Samuel Cooks. on We'd
nesday the ed day Of January inst, all the
personal property Of said deceased, consisting
of two likely Negroes, one Horse, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, on q credit Of six
months. Note and approved security will be
JOHN HILL. o. ED.
January 81 40
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State Of South [ aruIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRI.
Bates Wren and others. !
Applicants, Summons
rS. IN
Wm. Wren and others, Partition.

gsY al, order from John Hill, Esq, Ordinary
3D. of Ed"cfcDd District, vii! proceed to
sell at Ed"c':cld Court House. on tue FIRST
Monday in February "ee:. .hr lands belonging
10 the Estate OF Dates Wren SEN, deceased
situate inlhe District aforesaid, on y inc Creek.
branch Of Turkey Creek. waters of Savannah
River bounded by lands owned by the Widow
Thomas. Widow Marlin and others. containing
sixty (60) acres. more or less, sold OH credit
until the first day "f January next. Purcha
sers 10 give bond and approved personal secu-
rly. and mortgage Of the premises TO the
Ordinary I" secure the purchase money.
Costs to be paid in cash.
Fl. BUUI.WARE, s. F.. d.
January 10 81 81
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NEW FIssHE,

7EHIIE Subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends. and tie 'itizeils of this and atl.
joining Districts, that they have formed a CO.
partnership. for The purpose of carrying on the
Tim-SVare Mandatory,
Al the Sign of the
GOLDEN COFFEE POT,
in all its various branches They have now on
hand, aud will continue 10 keep full assort.
menl of TlN.tvARE. Of every description
at Wholesale and Retail prices, which will be
sold on as accommodating terms as any similar
establishment, in South Carolina or Georgia.
All orders for Rothng and Gntterins will be
thankfully received and executed with despatch
in workmanlike manner. at prices to suit the
hard times. They will continue to deliver Tin
Ware IN the country. as usual.
J. i.Y GRAHAM.
HILLERY COOPER.
N. B. All persons indebted to ]. A. Y. Gra
ham for the present year, are respectfully re-
queSted to settle the same.
Jan.2 lS45. Ct 81
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State of South s:'arollna,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Sarah Railord, Applicant, !
ES. Summons
William Raifofd iii
and others, Partition.
Defendants.

HEY an order from john Hill. Esq. Ordi-
ED nary Of the District aforesaid, will pro
cred to sell al Edgefield Cour: House, on the
First Monday in February nezt, the lands be-
longing TO the Estate of john d. Raifotd, de-
ceased. situate in the District aforesaid. on The
Long Cune Road, containing -- -
acres, more or less, bounded BY lands Of Avory
Bland. Amos Holmes. James Holland. James
G. Smyley aud William Mcdaniel. Sold on
a credi, until the first day of January next
Purchasers TO give bond and approved person.
al security. and mortgage Of the premises TO
the Ordinary to secure The purchase money
Costs TO be paid in cash.
n BOULWARE. S. F.. D.
January 10 81 81
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Raise your own Hkorscs!
~ sEG2s-

SSTlLL be sold on Sale Day next, finc
w STUDDED VIRGINIA STALLION. on
credit until The first day of January next, or
let out on shares. Pedigree can be seen at this
Office.
The Horse can be seen at Edgefeld G. II.
January Is 81 81
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AUGUSTA. Jan. II.
Cotton This article is in moderate deinaud
and all that has been offered the past week haa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-15

Frhe friends Of SAMPSON b. MAYS,
announce him as candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct. go ,g 40
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KIs = Y y II W -tIN ~ D e IIs
January 10 3r 81
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rherif's Sales.

EpY virtue Of sundIy wrils of ,Fi"ri Fa
Ed cIas, will proceed to sell al Edge
field Court Huuse, On The First Monday
and Tuesday in February next, The follow
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
100000 SOLD YEARLY!
Pr?cP oBly IA cts,

PrlCP oBly IA cts.
.SIIERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Strengthening Plaster n the
world, aud sovereign remedy tor pains
and weakness ia the back, loins, side
breast. nt ck. limbs, 10 nts, rheumatism,
and lumbagoi worn oa the lower par, Of
the spine, they entirely cure the piles,
aud on the smsIi Of the back, The falling
Ol the womb; applied TO the hack oI the
neck Of children teething they give great
relief ln coughs, colds, oppression OF
hechest and stomach, liver comp lainl,
dyspepsia, asthma, and ali diseases where
OcuI remedies are required, none can be
letter than these pIasters. They are
Ouic, or str; ngtheHIng, stimulating and
InOdyne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
EIi'lon are sold yearly.
j. W Hoxie Esq. who was bent near
y dnuhe with Rheumatism was enabled
after wearing one ~ hours, 10 get up
and dress hlmsslf. 10 Two days he was
perfectly we'll.
Mr.. David Williams. of Elizabeth
town, N, ] on old revolutionary soidier,
was so afflicted with Rhematism that he
could hardly help himself. One Of these
pIaslOrs entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one of the Mana.
gers Of the Institution for Aged lndIgent
Females in the city Of New York, says
The old ladies find great benefit from
these P'asters, they being very liable to
pains or weakness in The back, as we'll
as other parts OF the body.
Mr.. George w Spencer, Street In
apec tor. was cured Of the Piles By was
ng one Of these PiasterS on HE lower
part oG the spine.
tyCAUroN The great reputation
thcss Plasters have attained has induced
many unprncipIed persons to get ~
worthless limitations Ask Tor Sherman''
Poor Mans Plaster, and see thai full d.
rec'ions for use, and tac simie Of his
name, A. Shermsn, NJ y is on the back
OF each Trust none OTHERS or YOU wi
be deceived q F THOMAS.
l47 MAIN At, b"lWcen 3 ! and 4 h,
9y"Sole AgsO Iot Cincin oali
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A. B BIERDEM MANN
Uniontnwn, Stark Co, OF
Feb. ID, 1915.


PuPuLAL Rem FRIES The most pop.
uI,r remedies Of the present daI are
those which cleanse and purify III" blood,
and which are known to be innocent IN
their qualities Such remedies as anti
mony, mercury, zinc. and having re-
course oI bleeding IN disease, are now,
1t is hoped, going cot Of fashion and veg
elahle remedies will soon be The popular
medicine. Thee Brdndreh's VogetdbIP
UniuerSaI Pills Will be used and apPre~
GATED They are known to act benet
CiaIIV on every part oI The BODY beIng
taken up by the chvIe they pass into the
blood. which they purity, and il sh uIt be
remembered that they only remove those
parts from the blood which were the
g Use Of inflammation or disease ol anv
krnd. Nothing is equal to rddlne The vi
tialtd hUnnrs with vegetable medicine
of rh,skind. VIII helghry IourNears have
proved never 10 d. rrjurv, but always
good. For sale at the slore o' II a Sid
ger. CarroIIton. JuIv IS, l815-40-6 6m
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CAMPHOR LOZENGE,

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate relel TO Nervous or sick
Headache pa pltation of the heart, low
ness OF spirits. dependency, inAamma-
tory or putred sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, fantIDg oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of the chest, cholic
| spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
/ els, EystercaI affections and all nervous
diseases, drowsness through the day and
WakeIulness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbus, diarrbea, lassitude, or sense
OF fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
! ing large parties, will find the LCzengcs
really revIVlng, and impartlHg the buoy
ancy of youth.
! Joseph B Nones. Esq. Vice President
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered lor years with
nervous headache. that nothing would
relieve ill he used these Lozenges,
which relieved it e tireIy 10 Is minutes
Dr. G. Hunter has been subject to vio>
lent attacks Of headache, so as 10 make
him almost blind Tor two or three hours
at Tune Nothing ever afforded him
anv re ref I'll he tried these L,z'nges,
and 'hev cured him in few minutes
Dr. Sherman's L zenges can he oh.
mined WhoIesale and Retail Of G F
Thomas, Main at. between 3 ] and Alb,
Sole AZ NJ for Cincinnati, Oaro, aud o.
III" fol lowing Az nt4.
GREER g. Co, Magno'ia.
S A HIGHLAND Hdrrl4tUrgh.
GEORGE MANrg&L Augusta.
x JACKSON CarloiIton.
C"ugb l. zsOgrs 25 cents per box;
Worm
CaIhariIr 't q"
A who buy box nj Dr SheTman's
Lozenges, or II p rsrer are pnr'led to
one OF Sh"rman's Messengers OF healtn.
which can b. obtained from all Agents.
Jan As
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
VINO wants i(s

THNHE subscriber intends 10 SELL al
Il private sale, his LOT and OUT
LOF 10 CARROLLTON. The Lot Is
No. 2S in Roberts I'd addition 10 Gar
roIton, aud has a good story and hall
frame house with five looms, and good
Gel lar. wood shed, we'll, smoke house,
large and comfortable stable pig pen =,
and number ot bearing fruit trees on
1t. The Out Lot Is hut two or thraa
rods from the lot, and contains a little
less than one and a half acres The
above property will be sold Uery loo,
lhe terms will be made to SWt nearly
any purchaser, and an IndIspulabIe title
Will Ds given Those who wish to OBJ
tain comfortable home IN the town Of
Carroluon lIr prop TionablJ small
conslde ration. will do we'll TO take this
chance. Enquire, either personally OF
hv letter, (posl paid) of The Rev D
Ro'hacker, IN CarruIlon, or Of the sub.
scrlber.
A. B BlERDEMANN.
Uniontnwn, Stark Co, q
Fph Id I9l5
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TIE following letter was addressed
TO our agents at Boston:

10 our agents at Boston:
RoxsuRV, Mass. May Is, l643.
Messrs. Smith & Fowle:-GentIemen
1T is with great pleasure | send you
this cerIifi ate of the Wondt rfui cure
made upon nv child by the use Of Sands
SarsapsrilIa She had beea troubled
more or less with hereditary Scrotula
from her infancy, which az length set.
lied IN her paws, where Il ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be.
ing extremely sore and very much swoi.
lena that she could not take aRy nour.
'shment except liquids Irom spoon;
she soon became very much emac Ialed
and so weak as to he nAable 10 raise
herself without assistance. The jaw
bO0as began TO decay, and fouT pieces,
with tOur'een or fifteen teeth fell out.
from the effects Of This baneidI, and, as
| feared, lOrurable disease Al this time
her conditiJa was dreadkul TO behold.
and The pam Was so inteAse that she
was unable TO sleep, exoep4 a few minH
ules at lime. She had takea other
preparaI rons OF SaTsaparIla, and other
m"dIcinrs recommended for ScroiuIa.
bat WithoUl any good effect, and l had
almost d"sDaWed o. seeing any child cue
ed. or even relieved Of this lUathsoms
end most deteslable disease, wheR by
your recommendation (fOr which | shall
always feel grateiuI) | was induced 10
Try Sands Sa-saparrIIa. ! procured one
bottle, and alter she had taken about oHe
half Of the contents. | saw a decided
change for The belter. | continued the
use o the SasaparIia with reneWe1 hope
her health improved rapidly, The foul
ulcers in her mouth hegan TO head she
rested comfortably through the night;
and now, gentlemen, alter usiRg five
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
yes, can traly say MAT she is better
than she ever was in her lie, and at.
tribute her cure WHOLLY to the use OF
Sands Sarsapsriia.
ASA F. ONION.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and re .
tail by
A B. & b. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists. ~, Fulton IN
And sold also by Druggists generally
in the puncipai towns and cities IhroUghy
out The United States.
X, JACKSON, Agent.
CaUolton, Ohio
January | l845.
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PAlIlGORIrlM&
In New HagerSIOw ns

The Subscriber would respect ctIu ly
inform his old customers aud The pE b
lie generally that he still continues Ia
carry on the above business in New
Nagerstown, Carroll county, Ohio. lie
will be found in his shop at alI times to
alleWd to those who may favor nm with
a call. lie receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall, which VIII ena.
BILE him to give satisfaction TO both old
and young He hopes hv strict atteh
ton TO business u receive a share oI
that patronage which ia always bestow'
ed bv liberal public on rhe industrious
His charges will be made to suit the
times. aud he wal re"eIVe either cash
OF country produce In paVmPnt.
WILLIAM McCAkDLESS.
Feb. ID I845.
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RLACK BEAR HOUSE:
4lL street, SIeUbCRViIIc,
BY THOM4S WORTOM

The uncerslgned respectfully informs
his o4d customers and the public in gene
raj. thal he has taken the sbovo we'll
known house, formerly KEPT by him Ior
twenry Fve years, aud recently by las
!lanua, and Is prepared to cater for The
wants Of all who may taVos hlm with
their patronage. There Is also an ad.
dtion pat to The House, which will add
mach 10 tho comlor' of Inc guests -
Likewise furnish oS with
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Sands SarsHpar lila
For NE remooat md permanent cure VfG
Diseases arising from an impure state
Uthe Blood or habit ofthe

D%coSeS @FtSWS prom an impure StdtP
Vthe Blood or habit Qfthe
System.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Rheumat,sn,.
Obstinate Cuuneous, Erup'ons. PIN
pds or Puslnles on the Face, BIotch
es, BlIes, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or Ietter, Scad Head, Enlarge-
maHta Pam OF the Bones g. Joints,
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphIIilIc SVmp-
toms. Scalica, or bpmb bago, and Dis
eases arising from an njudIclous usr
Of Mercury, A~clles, or Dropsy, Ex-
posure or imprudence 10 Lite, also,
Chrome Constitutional Disorders, DC.
To this preparation are strongly con
cenIrA'ed all the Medicinal properties
OF SArsAparIIa, compounded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength o which is extracted on an en-
tireIy new principle. The great object
desired is now accomplished, il The pro
ducHnn OF remedy possessing con-
rolling power over supposed hitherto
nCufhnlP hlseaSes
The afflicted, or those who may have
been gwen up in despair, and all who
are interested. are IHviled 10 make a
trial OF this valuable N 'dicine, or to call
on tn 'se who have cume forward and
horne pubic testimony Of its priceless
v'Iue to Ih~m, and satisfy themselves 10
dViduaIly Of lis power 10 arresrrng and
curing disease, and OF whatIt has done
Tor Ohers.
TAe following are extracts from let.
lers recently received, and specimens o
hose coming 10 hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn Feb. 9th, 1874.
Messrs, A B, q. d Sands:
Ge 'tIemen-l have jus, received
letter from my father IN Russellville
Ky, who wishes 10 purchase some
your S'rsapsrlra, | have no doubt he
can be the means of seIIlng great deal,
a. II has peIinrmad a wonder rfuI cure IN
his family Lust D cember | was sent
tor to see my sister before she died, she
having been ia poor health for some two
or three wears, u 1t the time | went over
TO see her, she was at The point of death,
with the scarlet lever, and cancernus
affection of the bowels, from which her
physician thought she could not possibly
recpver. | carried over with ME a bot.
tie of Your S.rsapariIs, and with the
consent of her physician she commenc.
ed taking it hat night, remained with
her three davs, ant left her rapidly i'm.
proving Her husband sent boy home
with me Tor more of the SarsapariIa.-
sent one dozen bottles which believe
will effact an entire cure My father
writes me to that cffert, and wishes lhro'
me to procure an agency for selling Guy
valuable medicine 10 lha, neigbhorhood
Respectfully, J. N. OWENS.
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On Tuesday rhr 4th dav ol No ember
aS45, from the reslde"ce Of John Suth
etland, about three mIles west Of S,eu-
benvlle. rom mare, low, booVy set,
about eight years old; alsn, bay horse
abort twelve years old with a white spot
IN his forehead, sprung 10 ono of The
7oSe Knees, ono Of the hlnd feet white.
Any Person hearing OF any ol tina above
described animals will be IberaIlv re-
wnrded, by undressing n Iine to John
Gilmore, S'euhen'ilIc, Ohio, or r II
aegget, CBrIolltor
JOnN GILMORE
Novemher IA. lSlh-3-4i.
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l8 90 9l' a. nv lD S lfI o lfj
ESTABLISRM INT.
JOHN S. RukENBR0D,

ENAKE5 p,ensure N rbr. way 10 IN,
4 torn his trends and he public
IN general. that he has invested sur
Scent amount Of c puaI to lay in sloct
Of the most durable and SUI slan,ia
kind. and OF the f ,es' texture. whereby
ne ls en1bIed 10 Ccmpete with any es
iabIIshUent Of the KIND in thus commu
nltV; and the pubic are assured that
they can bo accommodated considering
the quality, on better terms than at any
O her place, With every variety of
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Fi.AX%E ID.

The subscribers will pay the hlghes
mark et pttce 10 CA.H for good clean fax
seed, ON delivery.
|. ATKINSON Il Co
CarroIllon, Angus, s, iSI5 ~ u.
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January | l845.

AFpw sets o. beautiful China ware
with a large assortment ol Liverpool
and common ware, just received and for
sale cheaph CUMMINGS q CAMERON.
MAY IS. iS45 -31.u.
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W sSOs! YVOOlM

Tho Subscribers wish to parShsso n
large quanlilv Of wool. for when ,hey
viii pay the highest market price, on d e
livery al their store
So. trNMINes 4 CAMERON.
Nav Is. lS4b-SI-'I.
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A Large stock OF GUNNER o'hs' gan.
hroons. Rppks cords and cot'o" dr'"s' OF
Various kinds. just received ana '"' sara
vrrV low w CUMMING. d IAMERoN
MAY Ii is45-3l-h
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CarroIlton, My 16, 1915.
COvcrIet Il Carpet weaving.

The subscrlb,r, formerly OF Cadlz,
having located himself ~ Carroll coun
ty, IN the house formerly occupied tv
Thomas CroZrer, deceased, on the road
leading from HsgrrsroWn 10 WoH's old
tavern stand, bali mile from MurriSon's
meeting house wishes he ereby 10 inform
his Old customers and the public, gener
ally, that he will carry on the above bu-
slness 10 all its various branches Being
prepared TO execute hls work 10 the most
durable manner and uccordrOg to the
newest patterns, double.
His old customers IN Carrellton and
vicinity and all others who may wish ia
favor HIN with their custom, are in for.
peW that he will receive and deliver
work at The store Of VIM. M Sinclair
From his long experience in The busi-
ness he is confident Of being able 10 rem
der entire satisfaction 10 oil who empIo,
him, and will warrant his work when thu
yarn is good. He will, moreover, be
punctua to his eng tgemenls, and make
reasonable chargest N B. All persons
are requested to weigh their warn,
JOHN CROZIER.
August % ISi5 45-2t.
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Assorted "umhrrs VI lne Uesl q ,ality
enc dollar for FIVE pounds. for sale hy
ATKINSON g. co.
October i tB4l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-12
LANYARD FOR SALE.

THE suoscrrbers wl-h 10 SCH their
Tan-Yard, iocarrd IN rhe to~n OF
GarrolHe0 The Lrt. on which It is
situated. contains nearly an acre of land
tine naiIdtngs consist Of b lrk Bark
house and shon aud fraC Ne m house
crnlaiuIrV SIX handlers Tbrre are al
sH,on's DE he hsI dlnss, twelve lay away
Vats. iva h.Hat, ore p nj and Two ietcb
es Tne s'or" nvrm's's r. N good or
DER, and nGE Orruplc6 nuU var Ue solo
tihar ~tIa y, a,h ul stook u ba /
Ell lem 10 keep it II Oh'ra'Ion for The
BeAI righ'e"n w'r'hN
Wy v SINrLAIR.
WN rllOVPsON
CA':>'''on, Jly II 1875 30 II
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-12-12

Slippers, Pumps, &C., &c olevery sty 10
and fashion, aud to SUIT every variety
and taste. His JourneymeR are the
bes, Of wofkmen, as he will emplo,
none Others, end who are abIe to pur
up their wok IN style aud fashion as
weH az durability. Those who wyA,
anV article N this line oi Business " II
find il 10 rheir interest and comforl to
give hRn c chIl, when and where they
can be accommodated 10 he most epIen
did style and al the shortest notice.
CsI and see, aud he has no fear Of tie
result.
lis establish ment rs on Main stree,
II the sign oI the