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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-13
Jayne's Hair Tonic!
The Hamburg Journal will copy.

We know DR.. Quigley personally, and :
there is no man in the ceunry. whose
opinion is entitled to: more respect. He'
is on all subjects honest and sincere, and,
his high character as a. Physician can be,
attested by the 6rol medical men in the city.
philadelphia Sun. - 50,
Shepherds Topu, Ha., Oct. 10. ls4s.
Dear Sir,-Youinquire :ofne whether
I have: used your Hair Tonic. and with
what effect. " =. :. -. 80, - :. -,
Several years ago my hair began to.
fall rapidly from The scalp, and, !. had he
prospect Of premature badness. AT
length friend recommended, your Hair
Tonic. | used three or four, bottles. ac.s
'cording to the printed directions, and at
the end ofsix months. my hair was. thick,
set, and since, its tendency to turn grey
was arrested. m
lhave never before given certi6oatei'
recommending patent medicines, which IN
discrf1oina,ely used, as they often are, do
much injury; but in case like the pres.
eut, where know the article to be 6ene.
fetal, aud that it can do no harm, ! have
no scrpples in stating facts within my own
knowledge. '. Yours. &e.E,>
:; JOHN QUIGLEY, MD.
Pr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia.
r. S. ROBERTS isr Dr. D. Jayue'ss
only Agent at Edge6eld: Court House.
May s 81 IS
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Dr. Branareth's Pills.

To THOSE WHOSE OCCUPATIONS TEND TO
PRODUCE OR AdeRAvATE DISEASES.
This class Of individuals is very nume-
rous. They are those who work in an
unhealthy atmosphere. Printers, work.
men in feather stores, stone cutters, ba-
kars, white lead manufacturers, are all
more or less subject to disease according
10 their strength Of constitution. The only
method 10 prevent disease, is the occa.
sional ussof medicine which abstracts
from the circulation all delctefious humors,
and expels them by The bowels. Tonics
in any form are injurious, as they only put
of The evil day TO make j, more fatal
The use Of Brandreth's Pills will insure
health, because they take all impure mat
lers out Of the blood, and The body is moi
weakened but strengthened by their ope-
ration, tor these valuable Pills do not
force, but assist nature, and are not oppo-
sed, but harmonize with her.
Sold at DR.. Brandreth's Office, 241
Broadway, at 25 Cents per box.
DR. Brandreth's Principal Office PAL Broad.
way. N. Y; other Offices in New York.
1.-THE genuine only for sale in Edgcfeld
District, by R. S. ROBERTS, Edgefeld c. H.,
Kenriek & 1kaer Hamburg, J. S. s. d. C.
SmyLey Meeting Street. Also. by J. NJ. WI
liams, Aiken, and by at least one agent in ev.
| cry District in the State.
Every Agent having the genuine has Ger.
ti6cate Of Agency, signed by the Doctor him
self Edgefeld c. H., May l3, 1876 81 II
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SherTGfs Sale

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
ID cias TO me directed; 1 viii proceed TO
sell a, Edse6eld Court House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in June next, the
following property in the following cases,
viz
David Richardson Us. David Little ;
Eldred Warren and others, severalIy, VS..
the sams; the following negro slaves, TO-
wit Nanny and her two children, Doub-
lin and Andrew.
Richard Bailie vs.. James R. Kimbreil,
the following negro slaves, to wit Mary
and her Two children, Amy and Sophia.
Joel Smith and others, seyerally, vs.
William Lewis, ono grey Horse.
Vim. p. Butler vs. L. It. Wigfall; Ar
thur WigfaIl VS. the sau,e; John l.. Man
ming Assignee, and Others, severaIIy, vs..
the same, the following negro slaves to.
wit John, HELEN. Bob aud Flora.
C.J. Glover vs.. David Hoyt, the came
vs.. the same, one grey Horse.
Terms Of sale cash.
A. BOULWARE. S. E. D.
Nav II st l6
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SherSf's Sale.

PY virtue sf sundry writs of 6eri facias,
ID to me directed, | will proceed to sell,
ait Edgefield Court House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in June next, the fol-
lowing properly, in The following cases:
jeremiah W. STOKES VS.. P. H. Rooney,
10, of land in the Town Of Hamburg,
known in the plan of said Town as Lot
lumber 1873, fronting on Centre Street.
Smith & Grigss vs.. Darling D. PIunke,.
B. B. Ravenel and others severaIly, vs..
the same The following Lots in the town
Of Hamburg, S. c., known in the. plan of
said town as lois. numbered 2l7, 2IS, 2l9,
2sO. 22l and, 222, bounded on ,he North
by Tillman Street, South by Cobb Street.
East by snowden Street, aud West by
Leavenworth Street.
Thomas Garrett vs., Caleb Broadwarer
and Scarborough Broad water. a trac, Of
land containing one hundred and fifty acres.
more or less, adjoining lands of William
Garrett, Mrs. Nixon and Others levied on
as the property Of the Defendant Caleb
Broadwatsr.
Presley & Bryan vs.. Rudolph Carter ;
a tract Of, land containing FIVE thousand
acres, whereon the, Defendant lives. ad-
joining lands Of John Wise and others.
Brannon h Anderson, bearer, vs., Re-
becca Bugg aud Edward Settle, tract of
land whereou lhe Defendant lives, con.
taing one hundred acres, more or less. ad-
joining lands Of Margaret Ogilvie and
others.
Brannon & Wundy for L. H. Mundy,
vs. Drucilla S. Anderson, the tract of land
whereon the Defendant lives, containing
two hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Andey Reynolds and others.
Terms of sale, cash.
H. BOUL WARE, s. E. b.
May 2, 1916. el6-,ds.
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Fon THE ADVERTISER.

Messrs. E,Itors:--No. being in the ha-
bit of wiring for The entertainment ofthe
public, we appear before you under cir
cumstances peculiarly delicate and EN-.
barrassing. Bu, such was our Indignation,
upon reading that pitiful jarson, in the lasl
number Of your invaluable paper, (pre-
tending to be a description of q celebration
of May.) that we are induced to give the
author of that wonderful production Of
scandal, a few hints, which (if attended
TOY will be OF advantage to him in future.
We are induced 10 believe that Touch
NC not" is bachelor. from the fac, of his
omplaiuing of the absence Of 'some de-
ligh,ful young fellows. some gallant young
men," from the small May party, which
he pretended 10 describe; and from his
extensive use of the word young in The
foregoing quotation, we are also induced
10 believe thai This Blossom of vanity is
on The wrong side of forty. How far our
surmise is from the truth "the Blossom"
can best tell; for we really do not know
who is "Touch me not" nor do we care TO
know, as we are led to suppose from the
tenor of his communication that lie would
make but a pnor acquisition to the num-
Der Of the acquaintances OF auy one.
- The true cause. we appreheud, which
led 10 this burst Of spleen on the part of
"the Blossom" was simply because there
was small May party iu town, 10 which
none but little girls were invited; couse.
quen,ly the blossom was left oul, and here
lies the secret.-Poor fellow.-Row an
old bacbelor-one who pretends to have
sense enough to write for the edifica,ion
Of the public, could have let the vinegar
ized slate Of his feelings. so far gain The
ascenJency over his more acid Judgment,
az ,c lead him 10 make this scandalous al
tach upon the /" ancient maidens" of our
,egu, for an offence committed by little
girls. we cannot conceive. That crusty
old saehelor-lhe theme Of sa,ire-and
ane xho is always represented ny bards
aad poets, as beiug
The very essence Of dock-root, valerian and
tage,
Tie }ae to mankind and the pest Of the age.''
st,orid have the temerity 10 this enlighten
az. Gay Of gallan,ry, TO make an attack SO
shain eless, upon that class OF soclel5,
which in the bitterness of his contracted
;inasiualinn, he has been pleased TO re-
porninate in bis ,irsde /" ancient maidsns;'
--sod warning them TO beware Of incurine
his "waked wra,b," is beyond conception
cruel and uugenerous Nor is that all
.hs object of his attack being defenceles
womeu, his TRADE not only exhibits wan
af gallantry, but evinces unfortunately fo
tho author gpiri. pusiIlanimous in III
syirema.
Believing which, in charity to 9TH
b.ossom"we desist from making, any fur
,her structures upon his unfortunate TRADE
rs ils publication. was the sorest punish
uen, ,ha, could possibly be inflicted upo
is au,ber. ~ word to the ,0ise, &C."
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And now Messrs. Editors, in conclud-
ing this delicate little hint, let US advise
you, iha, when you apologize in future for
the severity Of your contrbu;ors-"not to
carry Goals to Newcastle" remembering
tha, he who hides stolen property is often
identified with, and is considered as guilty
as thesrosue himself. In conclusion. let
US advise The little girls TO give another
small party on the first of June. Let II
be candy pulling-pinder shnckIne. or
something Of The kind. Prepare as many
interesting little plays as you can, such as
Sell The Thmble. Grind the Bottle. Blind
mans buff. Dame Virgins. Bounce a
round, &c &c. and above all let :" the
blossom be invited, and when he has sa,
tia,ed his little crab apple soul, in The re.
fnement of such juvenile sport, he will
then appreciate the motives which eHclud-
ed him from the celebration Of May.
And now. farewell Touch me not," and
may we never again be under the painful
necessity Of administering 10 you second
application Of
The LADY's SLrPPER.
May 10, 1886
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WONDERFUL !. WONDERFUL!
w DR.. CGLkn's Indian VsgeiabLe Pa

WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL.!! !!
w DR.. CalLen's Indian Vegetable Pa.
nacea, for the cure Of Scrofula, and all i'm.
purities Of The blood. ,,..
We are in possession ofcerlifcates,
from gentlemen Of the highest respecta.
bilily, showing the extraordinary virtues
"f the above prepara,ion-one of which,
from an Alderman.in the NonhernyL Liber:
ties, who has been cured Of w hite. Swell.
ing, aud an ulcer that had been open fty
gears Another, describing case Of
rETrEK, that covered the entire. body
cured by one bnltle. Another, Of Scrofu-
la, cured also by one bottle. These are
only few o. the cases which have come
10 our knowledge. 1t contains no Mercury,
or any Of its preparation.
Sold wholesale aud retail, by
JOS. T. ROWLAND.
No. 376 Market Street, Phil.
For sale at Edge6eld Court House, by
r. i. ROBERTS, Agent.
May l3 q 16
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tRe HdT-Ihe astonishing lnteNlSence ol
war with Mexico. has been confirmed by such
proof as will admit of no doubt Of the fact. We
frankly confess, that we are no prophets. nor
''sons of prophets" onr brother editors Of
the State, might in justice, give us most Sc
we're castisation: forwhilst we were railing
most loudly against them, for indulgins IN, Gas
we thought,) silly Glamour about war aud
. .bloodshed, down upon Us, came the very event
we least anticipated Who would have believ.
!! ed that the Mexicans. involved as they were
in so many difficulties, and sunk into such Ut
ter disorgauizution, and threatened with so
many dangers, from within and from without,
zconid haze had the temerity to have rushed
headlong Into contest with the United States,
which they must have known, would prove IN
the end most disastrous TO their country and
probably destructive of their very national ex-
.is,euce itself? Their course undoubtedly trans
cends any national notions of the conduct ofa
wise and prudent people.
But specuations must come to an end now.
The first battle has been fought, and from eve
ry appearance, hosiillities have been commence
ed in earnest. Our troop shave been unfortu.
nate in the first fight, and something must be
done to redeem it. Our government ought
now, to- act with energy--the sword ought to
he pushed TO the hilt. We trust to God we
shall see no such ridiculous child's play as this
nation isin the habit of.perpetratng in such
emergencies. An army Of fifty, or sixty, or an
hundred thousand men. under the command
of vigorous aud active officers, ought lmmedi :
a,ely 10 be raised and thrown into the very
heart of Mexico, and that insolent and pusll-
,animons nation ought to receive that chasl'se'
ment she has so long and SO richly deserved al
f, orr hands. Il would be much cheaper III the
end. and it would be much more becoming 10
he United States, for US TO acl like brave ana
determined people, aud subdae our enemy at
once.
From the enthusiasm that fas manifested IT.
self wherever the war news has been spread,
il would be almost as easy Tor us TO raise one
hundred and fifty thousand troops as ten thou'
sand. The aror and atidl,y with which our
people of the South are rushing into the con-
ties, is truly animatiIg and cheering--t is be.
yond all praise. In New Orleans, the call for
troops was obeyed, and tie requisite number
were enlis,ing themselves, amid the roar of,he
cannon, the beating of drums, and the waving
of the ensigns Of the nation. In Mobile the
holy Sabbath was forgotten, for the service OF
the country. and public meetings were imme'
dia,ely held, to raise and send on forces forth
with to P0in, Isabel. General Taylor must
have full sufieienef 0! troops by this time.
The reportaf3l. bis being themmed in, and, cut
of from his supplies has been contradie,ed,
and is very Improbable.
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SheriFs Sale.

nY virture OF sundry wriis Of Fieri Fa-
BIB cias I. me directed, will proceed
to sell a, Edgefeld Court House, or the
First Monday and Tuesday in June next,
the following property, in the following
cases, to-wil:
The Bank Of Hamburg, s. c., vs.. Oliver
Simpson !; George Parrot, and others sew.
eraIly, VS.. The same; the uac, Of land
known asthe Lamar tract, containing two
thousand acres, more or less, on Horse
Creek, adjoining lands of y, ade Glover,
F. H. Wardlaw and Others.
Also, the following lots ofs.land 10 the
Town Of Hamburg, s. c., and known in
The plan of said Town Of Hamburg. S. c.,
as Lots numbers SIS, IS, II, 1877. I5S, l59,
16O, 1852, 1922, 1923, 324. 325 and 326.
And, also, eighty acres, more or less,
known as the Park or Shuilz's Hill, inclu
ding lots plumbers !351 and 352, in the
plan of said town of Aamburg, 8. c..
Terms Of sale cash.
The above described property will be
re.sold at ths risk Of the former purcha
sers.
Mas7 4e l6
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Head Quarters,
: NiitpilIe NaU g. 1915,

-,!HtIIUfL5ti.INttg ., IO9U.
YENHE Upper Battalion Of the Seventh Reg.
IL iment will be9and appear Of the Pine
House, on Satiirday:lbe 30,h Of May, armed
and equipped as the Inv directs, for Drill and
Instruction. The Commissioned and non.com
n,issioned. Officers the day previous.
=. Tile Lower Battalion will be and appear at
the Cherokee Ponds;S on. Saturday the 9Th of
June nexi, armed and equipped as the law d.
reefs. for Drill and Instruction. The commits
stoned and non.commssioned Officers the day
previous.
GILES D. MINIS, Col.
7th Rsgt. S. C.. III.
J. F. OsBouRsE, Adjutant.
May 13 -3t 16
-" The Hamburg Journal will copy the
above three times.
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NEW ARRIVALS.
ANE barrel Pine Apples,
" Guitar;and:V Violin Strings,
ID De....-:,.- sl:Ii.,a.J..s.,l ~

r. HNG ud{fel Ilup Appies,
. Gui,ar:and Violin Strings,
Bowling o1 Romanism, tiIlustlated:)
many plates. :.
Brands Encyclopedias.
Comprehensive Commentary,
Porter's Analysis,
Webster's Dictionary,
Shirts, Stocks and Collars, at cost,
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Blake's Philosophy,
Harris on Dental Surgery, =.
Mason's Farriery; Bath brick for clean
sing knives,
Best sewed Calfskin Shoes. al SO pair
Stock Locks, Mill aud Handsaw Files,
Pannel, Tenant and Compass Saws,
Screw Drivers and Carpenters Planes,
Brace Chains, Superior Wedding Hoes,
Butt and other Hinges, Curry Combs.
Toilet Mirrors, SifIers, Spittoons.
Horse, Hearth and Shoe Brushes, &c.,
For sale at low prices, by
R, S. ROBERTS.
Edgefeld {. H., May 13 q 16
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- It's Foreign Ns,os.-We have later intelli.
sence from Europe, but it differs very ltle
from what we have heard before.
Tho Oregon question is producing very lit
tie excitement. -
Irelnnd is 10 grent distress, and the Iris, CO.
erciou bill is almost driving that pe"ple,o fren-
s2y, and is likely to initiate against Sir Rbot.
sFeele's Free Trade measures, which are now
standing still.
Cotton has advanced little.
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Notice to Teachers.

a T the last meeting Of the Commissioners
IA of Free Schools, for this District, the
Board resolved to continue to pay all Of the
First aud Second Glasses, and to pay for one
Scholar, ofeach family, of the Third Class.
GEO. a. ADDISON,
Chairman, CON- Free Schools.
Edge6eld, s. e. May I1th, 1916. :.
May Is 1t 16
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sness at my old stand, at the first door above
Presley and Bryan's brick store; where may
be found, at all times, all kinds of H HARNESS.,
SADDLES, BRIDES, and all other articles
generally kept in such establishments. Z: a., :.
Military eqnipage, made to order in the most
approved style, will also be promptly furnish
ed at my shop. :. ..,.;
All persons wishing 10 buy, Ihope Will give
me call. / shall elldeayor to put oil my ar
ticles as low as in justice to myself, can pos.
sibly afford tbdo D. ABBEY.
Nav l3 -Ett= If l6-
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NOTICE.

YBHH HE Co.partnetship Of D'LEssIse & Co
n having been dissolved, the store is now
occupied by D WEIDEsFELD. who continues
to keep large assortment of Dry Goods
and Fancy Articles. which he will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices for Cash.
He is daily receiving NEW GOODS, from
The Northern markets.
Nav l3 4t I6
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Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the
IA essate of David Richardson, are request,
ed to present them Immediately, properly at;
tested and all debtors Of the esiate are required.
10 make prompt payment, as the affairs Of the
estate are about to be. closed. :,
JAS. M. RICHARDSON,
JAS. 8. GUIGNARD,
Executors.
May ly Is :.
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4 COIOred Boy Wanted !

A small intelligent coIored Boy wanted
N to wait and 60 errands in Store,
and would be hired By the year.
Those having such one to hire will
please apply TO R. S. ROBERTS.
N. B.--A smart NJ ulalto boy preferred.
Edgefeld e. r., Nav 13 1t 16
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white Lead and window
Glass, Paints i'm Oil;
" susHp aESAa &c..

nRDERS in quuntity, taken for the above,
oat73 g. 81 and 9:doIlars. for Nos. 2, l,
Extra and Pure White Leads, if accom-.
panied by the CASH.
Paints, Oils, Drugs, Window
GLASS, &c. &C.. ordered on same terms,
and delivered here at unusually low prices.
Contractors, Builders. Painters, and Gentle
men engaged in bniiding or repairing their
houses, will find the above worthy their espe.
cial attention. Il. 3. ROBERTS.
Muy Is " l6
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MARRIED. d

On Thursday the; ;7thi inst, by Elder A. p.
Norris. N WILBiAa PowEL, to Miss LUCINDA,
daughter of Mr.JatYis AsbeIl, all of Edgefeld
district. %
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A CARD

M RS. DUPIE informs her friends and the
Hk public, that to meet the wishes Of those
parents who desire their daughters to pursue a
full course Of study under her direction, but
who entertain apprehensions respecting the
healthfulness OF Charleston, she has deterniin.
ed to establish q branch of her Seminary at
AIKEN, for the Summer months, where will
be offered all the advantages of the city esta:
blishment. 49,
The location will be at the Coker Spring,
well known for it's salubrity, beauty and re-.
tirement.
The Exercises will commence May 2Glh-
A Pamphlet will be forwarded 10 Those who de.
sire further particulars.
Reference may be made to Col, F. W.. PIcK
EMS, Col. BRooKs, EdgeheldC. H.; Dr.. w
Stokes, Hamburg. -.
Charleston, s. C., 100 Eas, Bay street.
May6 4t Is
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$50 Reward J:

I'D DANAytAY from the subscriber, about.
BY name of NC CYiofs dark eompiexnG,g about
50 years of,age; she is supposed to be about:
Charles Gloger's. plantation, where she has
been seen. The above reward will be paid to-
any person who"w'ill deliver her 10 ME at Edge
field Court House.
8. F. GOODE.
Edpe6ed- G. II Anvil 90 ff Ii
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credit on that eminent statesman, & does
honor to the assembly in which it was de-
Iivered. The progress made by the Ore
gon a question within The last two years has
convinced Mr.. Calhoun himself of the
impossibiIity Of persevering in that silent
and inactive course of policy which he
had hitherto recommended asI The surest
method of establishing he Ultimate sover-
eighty OF The United States in that territory.
He has been driven from The ground TO
the alternative disappearing a acompromise,
or of declaring for forcible occupation of
the country and while he cordially adopts
the principle OF compromise, he vo'es for
The abrogalion of The existing convention,
in order to bring the discussion 10 speedy
termintiop. o., -.
Thus far we are perfectly agreed With
Mr.. Calhoun. We are happy to adopt as
our own every one ofthe pacific sentiments
and the sensible opinions he eloquently
expressed and although hic warning Of
the disastrous consequences Of war is es-
peciaIly addressed to the American States,
his advocacy Of the cause of peace will no
where be read with more sincere admira
tion than in this country.
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Edge6eld c. H., April % If l.
!. To THE PUBLIC.


DY the last Will and Testament Of Alex.
LID ander Downe !sceased, late of Beach
Island provision has oeen made Tor the main.
tenance and education Of a number Of INDECENT.
orphans Of this District under the age Of ID
years-and by an act Of the Legislature, Com.
missioners have been appointed to carry out
the benevolent designs Of the Testator. They
have procured n suitable location at Beach Is
land, eight miles below Hamburg, and design
as soon as they can ascertain the number Of
bene6ciaries, to erect suitable buildings for
their accommodation, and TO obtain the servi-
ces ofa competent person TO take charge Of
the Institution.
The design Of this communication is 70 80
icit the CO operation Of the citizens generally.
but more particularly of,he Commissioners Of
Free Schools, in ascertaing the number Of chill.
dreu in them respective neishborhoods entitled
to the benefits desie ned by the benefaction OF
the Tesiator. ',
Communications addressed to us sthroush the
Hamburg Post Office, will be thankfully re.
ceived.
NJ, GALPH.N,)
D. ARDIS, y Comm'rs.
G. B. MILLS.
April 29. If ID
The Hamburg Journal will COPY.
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SaddIery and Harness
ESTABLISHMENT,

J. take great pleasure in
returning TO mypatrons and
friunds in general, my sin.
cere thanks, for their very
liberal patronage during the
past year I would also,
take this opportunity to in
form them, that | shall still
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-13

TWe are authorized TO announced Ma.
jor JOHN B. HOLMES as candidate
for The House of Representatives, at the
next election. Mays to 70
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-24
GILBOA HOTEL.


where he Will at all times be ready to entertain
travellers, and those who may favor him with
their eustsm, in fhe best style in his power. He
Aill make every exertion 10 render the Gilboa
House one ofthe best stopping places in this SEQ
ties Of country. Stablng and ull necessary ac-
,csmmodations we'll provided.
silhoa, April. 3Q,.s.. -,as