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E.SRERlFFS SALE.

RY Tirture Of saudry wri,s OF issEieri i IA.
AD ciasito me directed. r. viii proceed !.
10 9eIl at EdgefieId Court House, on thes
First Mouday and Tuesday ID ACCUSE
next the following proper,y,:in ,ae fol-:
lowing cases, to-Wi,.:. Il
:. Reuben Morgan VS.. Daniel Livingston.
the tract ofland whereon. the Defendant
lives. containing five hundred acres, moro
or less, adjoining lands, Of Benner Perry,
Arthur Dozier and James :Mercha ns.--
Also, two negro slaves BY :,he name of
Smith q Grisgs vs.. Darling D: Punke,,, :
B.tP. Rayansll and Others eeverany, vs..
The same ;lhe following lois of land in the
lowp-of Hamburg, S.. C....known in the
plau uf said town as lots numbers 1879, 200..
2Ul aud 204. having ffiy' feet front, and
ru9ui1g back one hundred :and ninety.six
feet. bounded on the North'ty Bradbury
Street, South BY Snowdea. Street, East by
I'iIlman Street, aud Wes.:by Cobb st.
Julius C. Pardue vs.. s. P. McNary,
Aduiinistrat2r, house and lot in the town
of Hamburg, known ia the; plan of said
town asiot number 101, lat present occu-
pied. by Howard and Woodruff &,Co.,
on Centre Street, haviogff,y fee, froa. by
two hundred feet back. :.
Jobu Bauskelt VS.. A. a.. Hammond. the
interest Of the Defendant ina tract of land
containing eigh, bundled acres, moro or
less. adjoining lands of}Wade Glover, Jas.
Golf and others. -
John Hill, Ordinary. ..vs. Lewis Elzey;
the tract Of land containing one hundred
acres, more .or.less, adjoining Of lands Of
c. J. Clover, on all sides, on ,he wa,era,
of John Carers Spring bfanch.
Terms OF sale, cash.
II. B0ULWARE> 8. E. d.
July 9. :. -, At "a
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Siserih's Sale
South Carolina, :
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Mary Loveless, Applicant, ,;;;;l; ,;;>;l
Benjamin Loyeless; and Partition.
others, Defendants. =. =:
pY virtue of an order from John Hill,
ID Esquire, Ordinary of the Dstric,
aforesaid, | viii proceed to sell in the
above stated case. at, Edge6eld Court
House, cn the first Monday in Augustnext,
the lands belonging 10 the estate e: NJ Marlin
Loveless, dec'i., containing two hundred
aud twenty actei, more or less, situate in
the District and Slate aforesaid, on Rocky
Creek, waters of the Savannah river, ad.
joining lands of j. NJ. Clark, William
Holmes, Elizabeth Collins. and others, on
a credit until the FIRST of January next
(ls47), except COSTS, which will be'requir-
ed in cash. The purchaser will he requir-
ed ogive bond aud approved security, and
amor'Sase ofthe premises to the Ordinary
TO secure the purchase money.
II. BOUL WARE, s. ,E. D.
July;S At "a
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Summer Complaint,

NTCholera, Summer Complaint,
Diarrhea. DysenteJy, and all other Derange.
nents. of the, STOMACH and BOWELS,
cured by DR.. D.. JdYNE'S CARMINA-
TIVE BdLSAH. -"
49,. q. New York. 9th month 1st, 1888.
Friend Dr. JAYME.-ft gives me much
Measure TO inform thee of the result Of case
i, which administered thy CaRMINATIVE
EALS6M, and consider i, TO be matter of
duty dueqhee. aud the pilblic,-to give. the fol-
loving 1 s,ateueu,s, Belng:calIed 10 visit a pa
tient fewdays since, fonn1 he was vomit.
it,g and purglng most violently, with severe
Torninn and Cramps in the upper and lower
extremities, and also IN the abdominal purietes.
The Cranp was SC. pioent, that il took four
men to rubhiminee essantly. to keep down the
,pasm. and 10 use his own words, he. said il
seemed to him al il his bones would snap in
two. There were also violent cholic pains
around the ubilical region, attended with very
distressing nausea in short, Econsidered tito
he n case of genuine cholera. t found on enoui.
~ me patient had been sunwelI 'Ale day pre-.
yions. with loosuness of the bowels. That
sir hours beioreE saw hinr, he was seized with
the complaint, and had gradually got worse
The es,reu1ties ~ere cold, andhe was nenrly
pnlseless. ! Immediately gave him spoonful
of ihe Balsan, which in lew moments was
elected from the stomach, but on giving it q
few times, the stomach became settled, and he
expressed himself much relieved. then gave
him him calomel and opium powder. In two
hours from the time saw him he fell quite
easy. and fell asleep, and slept well for five
hours but on waking, the symptoms again re
turned. Idirected more of the Balsam to be
qiven him, when the disease subsidized. and the
ppa,ien, was. donvafascens. 1t took only one
bottle to e fec! cure. l have also so often
witnessed the beneficial OBJECTS Of The Carnrin.
alive Balsann in Summer Com plants and, Dl.
arrbea, ,hnt would not be wi,boutit for It's
,Deiqa in Sitoer :,
~. THOMAS MOTT, MD.
80 43 Broadway, New York. ;.
s.iRoBERTs. sole Agent, at'Edgefell
C. H., South Carolina.
l3e,Oarc Of counssrfsitsF
July 8 ~ r.. 81 "a
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our citizens has taken her TO his house, and
put her upon herGgood behavior.
P. S. Ii has been stated to US by one
who had JUS, come. from La Grange, Ga.
that this same individual was in that vii
Iace few days ago dressed in mems
clothes aud that she stated TO some school
girls there, thatshe was female, aud her
name Margaret Pearson.
Georgia Marble.-The Macon Messen-
ger Of the 25th instant says-A quarry OF
White Marble has recently been pnrcha-.
sed by,our, fellow citizen. j. a. Artope'
ESQ, situatedin Gimer cuon,y, and op-
erations, in. quarrying commenced. lie is
also erecting a mill for saving !, into
slabs, &C., within a few yards of the quar-
/. ~, for which he has abundant water pow
:er. The marble is Of very good quality.
and we believe. from the specimens we
have seen, equal 10 the hest foundin the
country. A.quantity is. already prepared
for sending to this city, as soou as our rail
.roalis completed. The creates, disad-
vantage labored uoderis that j, is silua-
ted about 80 miles fromlhe State rail road,
10 which il mesl be transported by wag.
ons. Yet we trust il can be furnished
!. cheaper than that received from tho North.
The oody Of marble is extensive aud ca
silly quarried, audtwe trust that the enter
prise Of the owner will he amply rewar-
.ded, as the rail road facilities eau easily
transport il 10 our most important towns
and cities, where il will 6nG, a market.
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The undersigned having been appointed by
the HOME Mis.ros8 BoARD of the Edgefeld
Baptist Associatolfto labor in Division No.
q, will, by Divine Permission, attend a, the
times and places stated below:
Mount Lebanon, on Saturday before the Cd
Lords Day in,Jnly:
Big Stephens Creek (Hardy's) on Saturday
beiDre the Sd Lords Day in July.
Noun, Zion.on Saturday before the 4th Lords
Dayin July.
Bethany;at Republican. on Saturday before
the lst Lords Day in August.
Hora's Creek, sou Saturday before the Cd
Lords Dag in August.
EdgsGeld c, II on Saturday before the 3rd
L6rds 6ay in August.
Antioch; on sattTdaybaiore the Alb Lords Day
in:Augast. -!
Red Oak Grove, on Saturday before the 5.h
Lord'spay an: August. -;
Pleasant Grove. on Saturday before the 1st
Lords Dayin September.
Each meeting will continue for a week, If
circumstances shall lender it proper.
JOSEPH MoRRls,
A. P. NORRIS.
Jnlyl II 90
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TDe a0nerttser.
WEDsEsDAY. july 8. 1916,

The article in the Advertiser" to day, sign.
d.Principles not Men," meets my hearty
disapprohaton. aud contrary to my wishes, the
senior;ed,or. has published it, without permit.
ting me to see the name OF its author. lie has
aIso refused 10 admit under the editorial heId,
or to share the responsibility of a piece, in
which I.at,c,npt vindication of the course of
the paper. The writer oithe communication
has directed his attacks chiefly against an edi.
torial in which expressed my approbation OF.
the course of Mr.. Calhoun on the Mexican
war, and against the paper sincel have been
connected with il.
Owing 10 these facts, feel that my dignity
and self respect compel the to dissolvemy con-
nexion with the Edgefed Advertiser.
In the next number, Evil comment freely
on,he article in question.
4 am ,hankfal.o my frieoJs. and my brother
editors, for the kindness and indulgence they
have; extended 10 me during my short editorial
careeh. JOSEflt abNEf.
'as17'h' 1876:
1, will be secu that the junior editor of the
Advertiser. terminates his connexion with this
papec.in the presentnamber. Sone difference
of opinion between US, in political matters, is
the cause Of the separation between himself
and the undersig ned. We-wish the co'nmnn'
i,y 10 understand particularly. that the difficult
~ between US has not occurred with regard 10
tie merits ofrhe Hon. john G. CALHOUN, rs
some might suppose No man en'ertalns
hisherregard. or more grateful sense Of the
services rendered to his country, by that pur
est of patriots, tl,au ourselves. We.bave our
selves, expressed no opinion, with regard to his
course in the Mexican war. We feel satisfied,
that he acted from the pures, motives. in refls
ing 10 vote for the declaration of war against
Mexico, though, in common with many Of his
friends, we wish iha. he had done so. The
disagreement. h etween Mr.. a. and Ourselves
waswah regard to q certain Article, or articles
which we could not endorse. We thought it
bestsor NJ. ,Abney,o publish rindication Of
bis course, with regardto the charge of incor.
sistency. in his editorials, over his own name;
especially, ss he has expressed, and,will pub
lish in a future, uuruber, opinions which are
not ours. We think it not aaproper to state.
that though we'have differed with Mr. a, in
certain matters,o,ir .eatonsa are still oftle mos.
friendly character, and we still entertain tu-
wards him the same respect which we had, ,.at
the commencement Of our association with
him. In pursuing the course which we have
done. we did not intend to injnrs him, or TO
wound his feelings in the slightest degree. Our
paper will be open to his communications at
any time, and we hereby freely ytenderitto to him.
:: WM. F. DURISOE.
July 7, 1886.
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State :d.South Carolina.
EDGENEFL

EDGEg'FffLUUl
James Eidson, Applicant, vs. J Summon
James Rodgers & wife Sarah, in Parti..
and others Delenda ats. tion.
P Yxirlae of an order from John Hin.
ID Esquire, Ordinary of the District
AFORESAID, lin the above stated case, | will
Proceed't 10 sell at Edgefeld C. H., ON ,ha
lst Monday in Angus, next, tho lands be-
longing. to The Estate of James Edison,
Senior, deceased, situate in said District.
adjoining lands 81 Martin Edison, The rs.
'atsIof John Gomillion. Mrs. Peggy CO.
million, and Others, con,ainiag one hum
dred and Nv epty aud q haG acses more or
less 10 be sold on eredih uptil the first
day of january nex.. s
Purchasers viii give bond and approved
personal security, and a mortgage Of the.
premises % the Ordinary to secure. the.
purchase money.
Costs to be 10 cash.
- II. BOULWARE, S. E. q.
IuIy.8. At pa
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Jiilyl
MISSIONARY APPOINTM ENTS.

MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.
The undersigned having been assigned by
the MISSIONARY BoARn to labor in Division
No. i, ofthe .Edsefed Association, will attend
at the places and at the times sthted below:
Red Hill, on Saturday be(ore tie Cd Lords
Day in July.
Plum Branch, oasalurduy before the Sd Lords
Day in July.s
Bufialoe, OIL Saturday before the 4th Lords
Day in July.
Callihaln's Millssoh:s Saturday before the LIST
Lords Day ins August.
Rehobeth, on Saturday before the I'd Lords
Daylni August
Gilgal OH Saturday before the Sd Lords Day
in August
Bethany, on Saturday before the 9th Lords
Doyin August.
Horeb, on Saturday before the 5th Lords
Day in August.
BeuIah, on Saturday before the lat Lords Day
in September.
The MeeIingswill contnue for seven days
if cifcumstancss,render. it proper
T.. WATKINS,
ID. .. BRUNSON.
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Co.toa-Our Hamburg correspondent, IN
der date of the 4th instant, says:
"The demand for. this article,has been good
during the whole of the past week, and prices
have been:fully sustained, in fact, I,h,nk the
average sales may be sci down at shade high
er at the close of the week, than in the early
part, extreme rates may be given at 81 to ~
the general sales at 81 to Z cents. Our stock
is fast reducing, shipments having been large
ofla,e, both by rail road and boats. In the
Provision market, there is no change worthy
of note. Choice Flour is more in demand. and
q fresh article would readily command $5 so
per bril-: Corn is plenty, and sells from stores
a, IS to 70 cents. Bacon, Hog round, 81 to Z
cents.
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Notice.

a. IL Persons having demands against the
AZ estate ofHerry Carr, dec d. are request
ed to present the emlegnlly- -attested, and those
indebted are requested 10 make immediate pay.
meat.. THOS, LAKE, Adminisi,ato,!s
.Juns3 Il 10
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At.te celebration Of The battle Fort Moul.
ME, which took place, at Charleston, on the
29th nit, the following ,oas,s were drank 10 our
two Senators:
lIlh Regular Toast.-JoHs C. CALHOUN
He has maintained the true honor Of the coun-
try by enforcing the laws ofjnslice and moder'
alton in our foreign relations; and won for him.
self the grailuds-of millions by braving the
impu,atlons Of party for the sake Of peace.
BIZ J. L. Pct'igru McDUrFIe.
Chairman oftke COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations
May success attend his counseIs Tor all his
aspirations are subordinate 10 the interest OF
his country.
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The undersigned having been assigned by
he Nj sslosARY BoaRD 10 lahnt in Division
No. 3, Of the Edg ef eld Association, will attend
at the places at the times stated below:
At Pine Pleasant. on the 2nd Saturday in
July.
At Red Bank. on the :sri Saturday in July.
At Clouds Greek, OH the Al, Saturday in
lnly. -.
At Sarrlis, on Tie lat Saturday in August.
At Salem, ontlie ed Saturday in August.
At Bethel, outhe.3d Saturday in August.
AtDry Creek,onihe 4tt Saturday in August.
At Lexington; ;on the 5th Saturday in Angst.
At Rocky Creek, on the lst Saturday in
Heptcmber,gs -.
And will continne one week at each cf these
places, circumstances warrantins.
III. A. WILLIAMS,
:: SAMUEL GETZEN.
July If %
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT {.

EDGEFIELDL DISTRICT
A LIEN LITTLE, living FIVE miles from
"A Richardson's, Post Office, and about Two
miles from Red Bank Church, tolled before me
a aGREY MARE, supposed 10 BIZ IL or Is years
old, about IS hands high, and appraised atten
dollars! HARDY WHITE Magistrate.
JulYe 1amAm "a
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Elders WIN. WATKINS and JOHN TRAPFs
hayiig been appointed to labor in Division
No. 2, of The Edse6eld Association will attend
the Churches at'lhGtines staled,beiow.
Providence, on Saturday before the I'd Sabbath
buth in July
siloam. on Saturday before the Sd Sabbath in
Chestnut Hill. on Saturday before the 4lh Sab
bath in july -.
Good Hope, on saturday before the 1st Sab.
bath in Augtst. y
Ei,he S.evens' Gffaits, ah Saturday before the
49,. I'd -Sne5n e~i F9lsugna.
Fellowship, ssiIllfday before the3d Sabbath
in AnSitst. -.
Mountain Creel:, or Saturday before the 4lh
Sabbath in .Angiist.
Sister Spnnss,"nn Saturday. before the 5th
Sabbath in August.
Damascus, on Saturday before the lst Sabbath
in Septembet.
The Meetings will continue for seven days,
il circumstances render il proper.
WY eFt - ~
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Tile National fnteHigcnecr Of the 29lh ut,,
says:-" 1t is understood tl.at The President OF
the United States on Saturday las, nominated
TO the Senate, Brevet Major General Zachary
Taylor to be q Major General in the Army, un.
der lale act Of Congress, and also William
o. Butler, Of Kentucky, to be Major General
of Volunteers under the last supplementary
act Of Congress making provision for such ap-
pointtnent,
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Our friend, MI" George NJ. Blocker. ,of
Belle Grove; on Turkey Greek, has sent US
Cotton boil, which measures about four inches
in circumference.
We are informed ,lr:t The crops both ofCorn
und Cotton, in tia, section Of the district, are
very promising.
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Fist OF Letters.

BED EMAINING in the Post Of6cs, Al Edge.
HI field CT H., on the LIST day of5 nly 1916.
Persons inquiring for Letters, will plenss.
state if advertised.
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We are indebted to our friend Mrs. ADDISON,
for the largest Tomato we have ever seen. II
weighed one pound and quartar-and would
have regaied the fas.idious appetite Of any epi-
cure We would like to hear Of a finer speci-
men ofthis most delicious vegetable.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG has also favored US with
some very large specimens, bu. they could not
compete with the frs. we have mentioned.
We learn that C. NJ. HAaAosD, Esq, of
this district, has been appointed by the Presi.
dent, Paymaster General of the Southwestern
Division Of the Army.
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Rey. Mr.. SHrcK, Missionary of the Southern
Baptist Convention to China, accompanied by:
YoS SEEN. SAhe, a native Chinese Convert
aud Preacher, will. by Divine Permission.
reach Augusta. (Ga,l on Tuesday Evening
next. the l4th laly,sand spend the next day,
"Wednesday, in that place. Religions esercis.
es may bssexpected in the Baptist Meeting
House, ini@hich Mr.. Shuck and the China.
man will take apart
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RegimentaI Order,

ReSlmentaA Order, ..r
A COURT MARTIAL will be convened
"A at the: Old Wells, on Friday tbe, 24,hJa.
ly next, to consiet Of the following officers;
,MiR MiLLs, Rre,iden..
MiTlbers-Capis-, Shaw. Jones, Coleman,
Holseiback, Lieuts. Bland, Kreps, Abhey,
and Suber, -,
Yancey. Judge Advocate: -
!, Captains Of Companies. are charged with
the extention oftRe above order. ii. :
GILES ID. MINIS. Col.
- :. :: 7th Kegt. 8. G, ~.
Edgefeld C, f.. June 80, 1916: f.,aH...,
P The Hamburg Republican will copy the
above three times and charge the 7th Regt:
July =, sSt "a
NE w "A II RIVALS,
at the Cheap Cash Store /!
SULPHATE of Qrlinine, for chills and fever,
- Race Ginger. al l2t cents a pound. !
Cobalt or Fly Poison, >. -, in
Glaubers' Salt, for Horses, at cts. a pound.
Washing Soda, at 10 cents pound,
Super Carbonate of Soda, for Bread, at Is cts
Indeiibe Iak, wiil,;;oir without sfo;rdan,, -
Chalk. Spanish White, and Whiting, -.
Preston Smelling Salts, &c. &c, with gen.
eral assortment of Drugs, Perfumes, Gro.
ceries. Hardware, Books and Stationery,
for SALE CHEAP, by. ;t.;;
Edgefeld c. H. 9TH JiIy, 4s46:.s 2t q
Sheriff'S SGIeoo =
State of South Carolina,
EDGEF1ELDzDISTRlCT.
Samuel P. Getson. & wife, \ .:.s.,i 81
Defendants, -, s;,mmn; ~, :; :,
seaOorn Sullivan g. Others, a''s'to0
Defendants. II >: ;: ~.
pY virtue of an order from John EiH,
ID Esquire, Ordinary Of the. District a.
foresaid, j will proceedto sell, inthe a6eye
stated case, at EdgeefId Court House. on
the first Monday!iin August next, The
lands belonging 10 the estate Of Ellen
Sullivan. dec'a... situate in the district and
State aforesaid, on Stevens Creek, waters
of Savannah river, containing Two huff
dred acres more or less, adjoining lands .ot
lhe said S.P. Getson, Charles Limbecker,
Elizabeth Sullivan, and others, on a ere:
dit until the first OF January next. (l547,
the purchaser will be required TO give bond
aud goud personal security, and a mort,
gage of The premises 10 The Ordinary to
secure ihe purchase mouey, except the
costs, which will be required in cash.
II. BOULWARE, 8. F.. D.
July s -. 4t 81
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State of South Carolina.
: 'EDGEFlEAR DISTRICT.
IN EaUITY.-,ULY sIITINGs. {
.nRDERED, tha. an Extra CqGst Of Equi,y.
NJ Tor the Dis,iiet afo,esaid, Be.hald on;tlie
last Mondsy in Augas.. Gbefng !fst tsslst day or
sala % month, 10 contipus In session. nntift
unfinished business now. on the Docket shalL
have been disposed of - y. =; -.
lu,Yssss1s46.s 49, ].
IuiSa o. ~
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MI. Calhoun-Humors.-We >stafed,
yesterday. that i, was generally believed,
in Washington, that Mr.. Buchanan would
be nominated for thu vacant seat in The U.
S. Supreme Coun. In addition to this
the Baltimore Patriot says There is
repor, in Washington that Mr.. Calhoun
will be offered the pos,aof Secretary Of
State, which be beld uuder Mr.. Taylor"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-27
STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA
SAMPSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1916.

CAMPSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1916.
James Moore, executor OF James Moore, deceased.
Jane Moore, Thomas o. Moore James King.
guardian of minor heirs of Walter 0. Moore, de-
ceased, John T. Moore and wife, Curtis Thomp-
son and wife, Benjamin Brothers and wife, Har-
riet .. Moore, and Henry n. Moore.
II T appearing that Thomas 0. Moore, BENJAMIN
n Brothers and wife, and James King. guardian
of minor heirs of Walter o Moore, decd, reside
beyond the limits of this State; Ordered, by this
Court, that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville
Observer for the said Thomas 0. Moore, Benia-
min Brothers and wife, and James King, guard-
an to appear at the term of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions held for the county of Samp-
son, in Clinton, on the third Monday in May next,
and show cause why the last will and testament of
James Moore, decd, shall not be admitted to SOL
emn and final probate.
Witness, T. l. Faison, Clerk of our said Court
at Office, in Clinton. the Bird Monday in February,
A. D., 1916, and 10th year of American Indepen-
denee. r |. FAISON, G.. C. G..
March 6, 1886 25-6t
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j. T.. SCHONWALD,
Botanic Physician.

bEAS on hand large stock of Botanic Mcdi-
u IL cines, of his own manufacture, such rem
edies for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Group,
Whooping Cough, Cholera, Cholera Morhus,
Cholera Infantum, Cholic, Graves, Liver and
Spleen Complaints, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, sick
Headache, Piles, ervous diseases, Worms Tet-
ter, and all diseases of the Skin, Itch Scrofula.
&c. &c.
These remedies are all of purely Vegetable COM
position, and are universally known to possess vr
tues that have been exceled by any series of
Medicines, ever offered to the public.
The above medicines are for sale in Princess
street, near Rankin & Martins Auction and Com
mission Store, at wholesale and retail.
Wilmington, N. c., DIG, ls45. l5-3m
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DlGUBRREOTYPE


NHR. HUMPHREY would respectfully an:
w nounce to the citizens of Wilmington, that
he purposes remaining in this place short time
and of giving all an opportunity OF procuring
correct likeness of themselves and friends In his
superior stvle,
Having connection with three of the most sue
cessfu Dsguerreotype Rooms in the State OF New
York, he has advantages which but few artists
can realize.
Portraits taken in a superior style, perfectly
true to nature, of very fine tone glded and color
ed so that no climate will effect them in the least.
Daguerreotypes taken by the old process, gided
and colored so as to render them equal to those
taken at the present day.
Portraits Of sick or diseased persons taken a:
their residences if required
Particular attention given to those wishing to
engage in the business Instruction with all the
latest improvements, apparatus and stock furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
For further information inquire at his room, on
Front street up stairs adjoining DR.. Wares, direct
Iy opposite the Chronicle Office.
January 80, 1916. 2O-tf