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.sl5 So 81 slss 50 3. $40 20 80
Fl on Goods -. sf6 - LOG % 2.6,j q
3" Coal. l2907 u 27-1- u i3.-03 o.
Total Ei54i7 81 S3II23 IS !I5.9I. %
Goals trans tons II 56j:lo - 02s:l9 3oi7s:OI
The total anonn. shipped from the various Coal
regions ;, Pennsylvania during the present season up,
the latest dates has been as follows viz:
Tons cwtl Tons cwt
From sehuyldn 49, wikesbarre :. I:9532 o6
Coal Mines. l.oa4,5o4 o. Pine Grove. 6s.7l9 10
Lehigh 1929 IGI
I.ackawanna. 1852 lG Grand total .2Il2lss IA
The collections at the Philadelphia Office of the
Columbia Railroad to November I'd this year and last,
Railway. No Power. Total.
Amt per last reporll7,j9i 60 l00654 81 2ls24g -
Do. month Oct. 1916. 2O5iO 81 l5.6Ol 90 3t442 =
Nov 30 1915 .l37. 49, A 1886 II 254692 81
to Nov. !. i545. tlle5ea 81 luas2s 80 eao4al 81
Increase over a. 2l,s42 50 I2l25 81 1870 81
Judge Rain. it is supposed, viii be appointed
President OF the Farmers Bank OF schuykill Co and
Jas. w. Cake OF EIarrisbugh, Cashier
The money market at Baltimore is easy Cou.
pons sell a, 20.
The Boston Atlas says;
We learn, by late arrival from tue Sandwich Islands
that considerable difficulty had arisen there in
quencc OF Inc return oil bile, protested winch were
drawn by the L. :. Consul Honolulu for repairs OF
Government vesscls and other public purposes. Our
commercial agent at that place endeayorug 10 raise
funds by selling his bills low twenty five per cent.
discount, but could moi get them of at that
The Buffalo Commercial OF the 10Th says:
The wind continues to blow from the North East and
showers OF rain have been falling all the morning
derng outdoor operations any thing but pleasant SEW.
ersl canal boats at this point awaiting freshts, but
shippers generally winding up their business fear
full that canal navigation may be checked before ship
ments made reach their place of destination As
matter Of course freight in great request By the
OF what termed wild boats and Flour has been
taken to-day for delivery in Albany by several OF these
irresponsible lines at the rate of e1t cts. = bb The
prices paid however TO the old established and respon
sible lines range from 81 to / ~.
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rOSTOR STOLEN

for S+5i o. One a. months same date for SO 90,
pavase a. Sl-15eu County BanA b.in dra"n by rcIv;
ore for y 0CO dsi-d about - March 1915 a. sg days Pay-
sble - Mefchsr;s Exchange BlrA, drawn by Dspew'
NJ, - ana endorsed by Thomas Southland. A. the
nay1neu OF said notes has been stopped al persons hfe
h-r-bv cautioned against negotiating ne same
DEPFW, MANN CO ia Warren-st
NIB Any person returning sad Notes 10 the subscribers
viii n. literally rewarded aud 20 questions asked
N-sx.Yark. No. 2ls.. $50 la-o w :! ". NJ. ".
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GRAEAM ZOE DECEMBER


AT THE HEAD of Tie Periodicals OF the World IN
"A point OF circulation and popularity.
new Novel by Cooper The Tslets of h- Cult, pow
eul Sea story best style OF the author p" The Red
Rover Water Wich" &c.
r. We have the pleasure OF being abIo 10 announce
The coo readers OK Grahan- Magazine, that COM
rnence the publication in Grahau Magazine Of new No
vel bv James Frnnmnre Cooper entitled The lsets OF
tie Ciu!f a Sea Novel, written in the very hes, vein OF
thar accomplished novelist This story, winch j. intended
10 bring the author- brilliant IN the description
OF and Incidents while u VIII describe most
oger;y nauiica! adventures ard engagements, has
delishifal OF sentiment running through lie entire
work The heroine Rose IL one OF the sweetest char
ac,rrs by Mr.. Cooper, and one OF The Old
Salrsr has vein Of humor and home.pun philosophy
equal to Natty Bnpo,' in h!s best days.
Twelve Hundred Dollars for the Novel have been paid
ELEGANT PARIS FASHIONS.
This number contains splendid steel enstagngs, and
Plate OF Paris Fashions.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
YGe next number viii commence volume. Terms
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Of I'M, ciy Brooklyn and by mail 10 any part %
lie United States. W. II. GRAHAM
u2l 2ti- Tribune Buildings.
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COMPLETION OF GUIZoTls

LION OS
HISTORY OF CINILIZATION-D. APPLETON <
IL co publish on Tuesday the History OF Civilization
from The Fall the Roman Empire the French Reyolu-
Cuizot the Prime inisier OF France translated NY
VIM Hszlir. Vol. completes the work Price cloth,
57i cents paper, - cents.
The work complete IN four vols price, CLOTH 50 so
paper cover, IS.
Tne first volume Of The important historical work, puo-
li,hed under the of General History OF Ci"ilaIon
in Europe Is extensively known in the United STATES,
having passed through several editions the following vol
uries uprising The History of Civilization IN France
frst translated recent criticism
reads: ,,, -.
This great work OF one of most distinguished saies-
men nj he aye should be in library OF every reading
man lis profound yet ued ,reat!se on meme OF vac
nerest 10 The honn and deserves 10 be siEed nth
r. .sire author lately published. History Of the EGG
Dol. Revolution of 1910 from se Accession OF Charles L.
his Death. Translated byNm. HaalL Paper cover. 81
or cloth cover - p
Il IL WORK OF great eloquerce and interest, and
Newark Advertiser.
Nj Guzots style bold piGuanf. the notes aud re-
abundant aud reliable, AID the work Is worthy OF
e honorable place IL ~cl.seiecIed library"
New. Haven Courier.
D. A. s. co. also pnbi,,--Ths history OF France, from
IN The College Of France Parts prs D each.
The rslehYitv of Ibis work the continent and The want
IN tno OF good History Of France, has IN.
dneeI he publishers 10 introduce ii TO the American public
II n price within the OF all The Edinburgh For
IGN Quarterly, and other established Reviews have
the necessity AMI advantage Of lie being rodcced by
translation TO the Enpii.h read-r NJ Eos
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fashionable Clothing.
WHOLESALE AND RENAL,
FOR CASH, AT LOW RATES,

INIRsT CORNER East Of Broadway.-CloIhs Cast
4 meres and Vesings.-Now opening full assortment
of all the fashionable styles of black and coored Cloths
Csssimeres and vesngs, from the well known raaufsr
tories Of Boey aud other French and English houses
Goods Furnished no Str
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WILLIAM TAYLOR CO,
40. 2AsroR HOUSE,
Pz5Lli tiLS day
The Ee.e- York Illustrated EagG-tHe for December.
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THE seaInsiress from original Painting by Peae,
Brooklyn IN she Oden Time from an origlna! Paint
Ing by Guy.
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TIE Contents from the pens Of some OF our most
popular writers, with selections that VIII mol sto suit al
tastes
TERMS Yearly subscriptions - Single copies .
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sale aud rein! issued, by
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ID ROOKIYN BOYS IClDEYIY Sc6eTc3.-57--r7.

RS; tAI:i door from Clton-.-N llilsui = SSscorl
W. Samuel NJ. Co1Srt. 4 3. erncsp&s-Tee second
Cusrtcr Of this School VIII commerce ou Monday, Nov
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOUhSf
ttTsT RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLiSHERS-Aaio
j Biography OF Goethe, Edited by ParS Goodwin.
French Revolution by Carlyle, new edition.
Two Lives. Seem 20 be.
Something for Every Body, by K Carleton This Work
would make stole laugh
Life and Cores pondence of Dr.. Arnold
Sacred Mountains by Hesdy,
Me-mer and Swedenborg by Geo. Bush
Woman and her Diseases by DR.. Edward II. Dixon
For .ale by L. l.. BLOOD, Agent, log Nassau.sr.
n15 Srs-
BEST EDITION OF DOMBEY AND SON,
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
NO. 2of WILEY i PU TNAbi'S EDITIONS now ready
ard sale By 81 me book.sLler. Price ~ cts MS
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] ttEiSES wi. kNS ANuc
S2+i West ls-st-Tta wirsr Term OF This English and
classical school VIII commence AorGay SO Nov. 1916.
II. BROWN. A. VI. Principal
The Chelses Collegiate lnsG:e hiss JUS, closed its hrsi
quarter IL has succeeded beyond the highest expectations
OF rs hicrts and we have 10 believe that scu
VIII be one OF the largest schots IN The city. The nstuc
ION ana management are OF e rs order; and ihGae
quants. WIKI ;he Prime pa sending the.r long
distance :ur, shove and below Parents wishing give
their thorough preparation Tor College business
by placing them there, vii net be disappointed
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This number contains splendid steel engragngs q
Df Fashions

CARLYLE FRENCH REVOLUTION,
THIS DAY PtBLlSHED-The French Re.outon-A
i History By ThOs Cary!e-new!y revised By the al-
thor with cUpiOu- carefully arranged index In three
paris Price Library OF choice reading Nos 49, 49, 80.
The propetor- OF this series deserve the thanks OF the
public the valuable works hch they are almost every
day adding 10 IL Mr. Car!yes all Of which
10 b. included ait have The vantage over former editions
OF having carefully revised by himself aud ul nished
with an index 10 -ac. volume He has share IN Inc pro-
ceed. which OF unusual berality on the part of
American publishers who appropriate the writings Of To-
reigEers
Caryes French Revolution though called by the author
history properly great prosepoeln or histori
cal romance for i. hss of the tulness OF history
and al The life o: animated, busting novel"
% n I Eve Post.
on the work :tsef il n scarcely necessary for
Speds strongly marked by the characteristics OF
Mr Carlye's peculiar style, which may induce some to
read c0un-i reading heretofore 10 works
purely iine giaaiye and altogether uriu. tructige ="
y. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Published and for sale b.
MI WILEY PUTNAM. l5l Broadway.
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c. BOOTH s. co. Tailors and Importers. isI
y. Broadway, opposite Johns In receipt OF very
rich supply OF fancy Cassimers and Vesings; also 0
tiles.
The subscrbers would also call attention 10 their stock
OF Overcoats Coak Office Costs &c which are produceo
in better taste and OF finer materials than readymade gar
nents generally and offered at prices that mdy sus
tain the character OF the house for low charged nlo xw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23

rTHE ANATOMICAL MUSEUM 239 Bowery,
IL now open for exhibition snd couains vsi. nnhef
of Wax Prepnr ii1PtatrE sgery pat OF the huma
syste among which Il su' std Fs"iAi" F's"'' VAN
the Fee ,as IN Utero, &c.
Abundance % ceDts' -, .,,, 9, y
O'CLOCK -ec " ''.' - ms 6is-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-27
February 2iS
NEW SPRING GOODS
VIM. KETCHAM &CO.,

HAMBURG, so. ca.
HEAVE received their Spring supply Of
It'll Dry Goods, oI The latest style and pal'
terms, consisting in part of Graduated Robes,
Plain Muslin Robes. Rich Drapery Chin'z'
Printed Lawns, new styles, Barages, Hing.
hams and Muslins, Chambray GinghIa,m, ior
children, Booh, Null, Jacnnei. Cross Barred
Swiss and Cambria Muslins Brown Linen
Drills, Brown Linen Table Cloths, BY me
yard or pattern, Damask Table Diaper. ar'sil
Linen. Linen Sheeiing, Linen and 1rass
Skrting, Rich Fancy Spring Prints. iot o'
superior Calicoes, at 121 cents, tast c"lo,S'
Nankeens, Checks, Ticks; Gloves, Parasols;
Parasoleltes. Sun Shades. Linen Cambria aao
Silk Handkercmefs. Furniture Dimi!y, frin
ees. Palm aud Leaf Hats: Ladies and Misses
plain Straw and Leghorn Gipsey Bonncis,
Flowers I abbs and Ribbons, Ladies hne hid
Slippers. ChiIdren's black and colored Shoes
&c. A lot of Hosiery. 33 per cent. cheaper
than ever before offered in this market. all OF
which. together with our former stock, 'oat oc
sold iow, for Prompt Pay.
April l9. l3-u
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EDGEFIELD HOTFL.

YEHHE Subscriber respectfully INFORMS h's a.s
u friends and the public at large' una. ns
has had his House thoroughly rePalreo, aIa .Ia
has made large addition to.the7 same py ln9
purchase of the adjoining House. when WIN III
enable him to accommodate at least ioitI OF
fifty more persons during Courts and olnsl
times than he formerly did. His whole a'u'
has been concentrated to the comfort ana con-
veniehce Of all those who have fasorea MN nm
with their patronage, and he faiters hn.se,' ~ a
that discern!ng and generous public VIII con con
,in,ie to bestow on him share filleif 1ayoIs.
He will, as heretofore endeavor to, ,lurnlsn
his Table with The bes. that the country can
afford. .... ~.
Having removed his Bar a, the farthe!st
end of the House adjoining, little or no an. q.
'noyance can be experiencedby those VINO put P't.
up at his Hotel. !,
His Bar will be furnished with the nes,
Liquors, and bis Stables supplied with gooa
ahd wholesome provender and attentive HOST
lers.
February 2S IF 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-27
Dr. Brandreth's Pills.

To THOSE WHOSE OCCUPATIONS TEND TO
PRODUCE OR AGGRAvATE DISEASES:
This class of individuals is very nume-
rous. They are hose who work 10. an
unhealthy atmosphere. Printers. work.
men in feather stores, stone cutters, ba-
kars, white lead manufacturers, are all
more or less subject 10 disease according
to their strength of constitution. The only
method 10 prevent disease, is the occa-
SIGNAL use of medicine which abstracts
from the circulation all deleterious hnmors,
and expels them by The bowels. Tonics
in any form are injurious, as they only put
off the evil day 10 make i, more fatal
The use of Brandreth's Pills will insure
health, because they take all impure mat
iers out Of the blood. and the body is not
weakened 5ul strengthened By their ope-
ration. tor these valuable Pills do not
force, buI assist nature, and are not opPo-
sed. hu, harmonize with her.
Sold al DR.. Brandreth's Office, PAL
Broadway. al 25 Gents per box.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office 241 Broad.
way N. Y ;oiher Offices in New York.
1The genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District, by R. S. RoBERTs. Edgefeld e. H.,
Kenriek & Thaytr Hamburg, Us = ID. T.;
Smytey Meeting Street. Also, by }. M. M
liams. Aiken. and by at least one agent lneV'
cry District in The State.
Every Agent having the genuine has acer''
tifrate Of Agency, signed by the Doctnri him.
SELF Edsefeld C. H.. May l3, 1s46 81 ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-27
Sheriff. Sale.

NIP Y virlure ofsundry wri's Of Fieri Fa-
ED cias me directed. | will proceed
le sell al Edgefield Court House, or The
First Monday and Tuesday in June next,
the following property. in tae following
cases, io-wit:
The Bank of Hamburg, S. c., vs.. Oliver
Simpson; George Parrot, and others sew
orally, VS. The same; the 'tracE Of land
known as The Lamar tract, Containing Two
thousand acres, more or less, on Horse
Creek. adjoining lands of ade Clover
F. II. Wardlaw and Others. =,
Also, the following lois OF land in the
Town Of Hamburg. S. C., and known in
The plan Of said town of Hamburg. S. C.,
as Lots numbers SIS. '65. II, 157, l5s. l59,
16O. 1862, 522, 1923. 324. S25 and 1926.
And, also. eighty acres. more or less,
known as the Park or Shultz's Hill, ipclu-
ding lois Plumbers 35i and 352, in the
plan of said town of Hamburg, S. e.
Terms Of sale cash.
The above described property will be
re.soId at the risk Of the former Purcha-
sers.
II. 5oULW,ARE. S. ID.
May7 4e 10
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LehmaIer g. Brothers;
DEALERS In FANCY and
S7IPLE DRY GOODS

HAMBURG, Is. C.,) CoLuMGIA. Is. c..
MoukT WILLING. Edge6eid. &C.. PARK's,
Edgehed, 5. c.. and Athens. Ga.
NE UST respectfully invite The attention oi
lyH their friends, and the public in general,
To their extensive slock Of Ncp and fGsh-
ionabls Spring Goods. just received and pur-
chased for Cash in New York and Boston
Markets. and which they are deiermlnrd TO
sell as low as any esablishmentin Charleston
Among their various articles may be found,
Graduated Lawn Robes, .Gingham Lawn,
Balzarne; ~
Prints, from 81 to s74 cents Beached and
Brown Shirtiugs;
Barge Satin Striped Shawlsf and Scarfs.
Silk Shawls;
Swiss, Jaconet, Crossbarreds and Cambria
Bleaeh @es',"i and Brown Linen l,fSliRgs; Diaper;
Gipsey. Leghorn, Straw, Lawn and Silk
Bonnrts;
s,ockings, Gloves, Mrt,a; rarasols and
Shades;
Panama, Leghorn. Palmleaf, CASHMERE and
Fur Hats
Fine Cloth, Cashmere, Chambraz, Vestinga:
Ladies', Genlemen's, Youths and Chill
dren's Shues, and great many other arl'-
cles too numerous to mention. They alsn
keen in their Store, OF Mount Willing. all
those articles usually kept in extensive coun.
try Stores, viz: Hard,cdre. Grocery, Crockery
ana Medicines
April22 I'm I3
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Tss TME PUEBLO.

EbY lhe last Will and Testament of Alex
LID anher Downer, decensrd. late of Benci'
ISInud provision has been made iof the mnin-
tenance and education OF a number of indigent
orphans of this District. under the age Of Ia
years-and by all act Of the Legislature; Com
missioners have been appointed TO carry ont
tho benevolent designs Of the Testat"r. They
have procured a suitable location at Beach ls
land, eight miles below Hamburg, and design
as snon as they can ascertain The number Of
heneiciaries. to erect suitable buildings for
their accommodation. and to obtain the servi
ces Of competent person to take charge OF
the Institution.
The design of this communication is TO SO
icit The CO operation of the citizens geueraily
bnt more particularly ofthe Commissioners Of
Free Schools. in ascertaing the number Of chill
dren in their respective neighborhoods entitled
to the benefits desie ned by the benefaction OF
the Teslator.
Communications addressed tn us through the
Hamburg Post Office, will be thankfully re-
ceived.
NJ. GALPHIN, }
D. ARDIS. Comm'rs.
G. B. MILLS.
April % If IA
The Hamburg Journal will copy.
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May 2
SherlT's Sateo

DY virtue Of sundry wrIts ol feri taclas,
I'D to me directed, l will proceed 10 sell,
al Edgeheld Court House, On the first
Monday and Tuesday inJu next, The FOL
loving properly, in the following cases:
jeremiah w Stokes vs. P. II. Rooney.
a LOT of land in the Town of Hamburg.
known iu the plan of said Town as Lot
number 1873, fronting on Ceure Street.
Smith s. Grigss VS.. Darling D. PlunkeI.
3. B. RaveueIl and others eeverally, VS..
The same the following Lots in The town
of Hamburg. S. c., known in The plan Of
said town as lois numbered 2l7, 2l6, 2l9,
22O, 22l and 222, houaded on The North
by Tillman Street, South 6y Cobb Street.
East by Snowden Street, aud West by
Leavenw orth Street.
Thomas Garrett vs., Caleb Broadwaer
and Scarborough Broadwater. tract Of
land containing nne hundred and fifty acres.
moe or less. adjoining lands Of William
GarreIr. Mrs. Nixon and Others levied on
as the property of The Defendant Caleb
Broadwater.
Presley & Bryan vs. Rudolph CarIor;
tract of land containing FIVE thousand
acres. whereon the Defendant lives. ad-
joining lands of John Wise and others.
Brannon & Anderson, bearer. VS.. Re.
hecca Bugg and Edward Settle, lrart of
land whereon The Defendant lives con-
1aing one hundred acres, mure or less. ad-
joining lands of Margaret Osilvie and
others.
Terms of sale. cash.
II. WARE, S. T.. D.
May z, 1876. el6-tds.
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State of South Carolina:
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EUGEF1ELU UISTKILT.
Samuel p Grtson and Wife, Summons
Applicants, Us. Sebren o. in
Sullivan and others. Def'ts Partition.
appearing to my satisfaction that Srbren
IL q. Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan. Dawson
Sulvau. William Quarles and wife Eliza
beth, and William Quarles.. .ir. nephew, heirs
and Distributes Of the real estate OF Ellen
Sullivan, deceased. live without the limits Of
this State, Ii is therefore ordered that they do
appear and object TO the division or fale of
the real estate aforesaid on the FIRST n onday
in July next, or their consent to the same will
be entered Of record.
Given nnder my hand at my office, this 9Th
day of April, 1876. JOHN HILL, O. D.
April 3 l2t II
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIEI,D DISTRICT

James Edison, Applicant, vs. Summons
James Rodgers 4 vile Sarah. in
SanI'l Edison and Others Delts. Partition
i T appearing to my satisfaction that Gideon
a Sulter, William Sater. Boyce Edison,
~ llIiam Edison, Rowland Edison. Larkin
Norwood and wife Elizabeth, Humphreys
Eidsun. Wiley Edison and Allen tidson lives
beyond the limits of this State, il is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object 10
'he sale or division of The Real Estate OF Jas
Edison. Senr., deceased, on or before the
irst Monday in June next, or their consent
10 the same will be entered Of record
Given under my hand, Mt my Office, 2stf
february, le46.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
March l2w 6