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DAYTON FIGURING MILL.
fsNliE subscribers at the LOWER
90 MILL Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
and custom work, aud that all grinding
for either will be done in the best posi-.
die manner. They are also payirs
CASsa E0IS WHEAT.
and would also state that all persons IN
dehlcd 10 them are requested to pay IN
Wheat or Cash, Immediately or they will
be under tie painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts 30 secure
future. GEO. MANN {. SON.
April 3, 1916. A.
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7 Il NURkS Island, Ground Alum, Sail.
II na,aud Table alt just received aud
for sale by CusnnAN g. CEipLEY.
May -, 1916,
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FEWER q aGIE.

So far, the proprietor hns toand 1t only ncccs-
saty to test II, practical and health restoring blcf.
sings in the communities where II hnS hecn 10.
lruduccd. Ia tho proud testimonials So elected,
the worth oithc fruHlugc is made manifest, aud
IL IL therefore confidently sent upon It's hclllnr
Grand into tie Valley of the Mississippi. lie
,Clds it there as medicine, now regarded in the
Northern and Western States as a euro whose
progress Is uudimmcd, and UjHoUiG SIhigry full.
uyc. In short. sustained hrrevor tested, (sud
the evidence can be furnished, If there arc any
inciiugd to hc skoruc,l) os "AgHe- Br6UkH-.
F,yI-Rtmor'Ug, GjR HoNh-RD0riEg.'
A. such. MAcurNztrs Tu>Iy rrumruar is
now Offered To the Agur diseased d Illinois, and
the States al mining, aud to those emigranls aud
travellers who may hc attacked 10y the Aguc and
Fever away irvm horhomos aud families. II
IL submitted Us an inlaidblc remedy lor the ter.
rife lucnl disease attendant upon our soils aud
thc miasmulic exhibitions arising thcrrhom.
lly property ndhrung to the objections accom-.
pnuylng IT, dr giving heed 10 the waning. that
tho IS stem invariably gives in advance Of mnlady,
ihc constitution may not only Zee rescued llom III,
thrldom To the tav0grr but even its stcalthlcst
approaches frustrated before allowed ioolhold
70 the prudent, what has btcn stated above
will answer hs well ~ If IA volume ot vcfhIage
were placrd before them 10 oil those who rc-
list this invitation To- uy remedy that has al.
WAYS succccuod Whenever applied, the only
words lho, can br said, arc
The wise man ptuspcrs ON "" FOOLS downfall
'Gis VISIONS pei to hrcal, di.enso's thJoll.
Tor sale Nv The rnphctois Arcm.
THoS. DAssNETr, Ottawa, Illinois
Aug %, 'l6 o
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Cvocikery! Cr0cilcpy (.

NF"''NNfs NFWtNthJ =
N ME subscriber has just received a
Il large supply Of crockory, at his
aew'snd cheap store in LA Sale. He
sells cheap, and his assortment cannot be
equalled in ne county.
RICHARD CODY.
la Sale, July 81, 1916,
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a GOOD article of Berlin canvass for
- embroidering, Just received and fol
sale by August II G. I. WAlELR
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Important.

Important.
Z SOR the next few weeks we viii sell
II goods lower than usual, for cash,
in order to make room for new stock oI
fall aud winter goods, no mistake.
WIN. PAUL. & co,
Julv 30. 1916 Brick Store Peru.
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is I.ia'lljie NcaM HeSiJrtDg Pre-
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CERTAIN, PECGPT AID fEEmiHENT
REMEDY TOR TIE AGUE AND FEVE

REMEDY ron THE AGuE AND FEVER,
Is Gcucroly couccded; aud it ia rcsored
20 by a.. ,hus 'ii,c'cd, in preference to al Otnet
preparations riaiminE 10 cure this dl.eas',
Volumes If il,j,0p,bie T,Ijmn,y might &C
company niy Notice hut the rroprlst,, believe,
'h,t ,hc 'mc n,,,hoi Of apprisiug The afflicted q
the perfectly curative properties Of the Toni,
Fehulusc, Is TIE trial Of It's miraculous pow,
aver
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
From Tie Savannah Georgian
rdE GEORGIA REGIMENT

We are indebted 20 friend for The PEE
rusal of the following leuer from one of
the Jasper Greens, The latest dates we
have seen.
The M!Iedgeville Recorder Of Tuesday
remarks-'By ii letter from Capt H"lnrs
OF the l7'h, 1.-THE latest accounts the Genr-
gia Regiment was during that week 10
take up HE line of march for Camarso. o.
Nnli1ns more of n:eres' in t'laI quarter.
''Since the reception Of The above, we
are informed hy anolhrr letter, that six
meu of the Georgia Regimen! had died
from m:asles, which disease was prevail
Ing in camp"
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hope by this time have succeeded in taking
him.-Cumden Journal. AZ g
From the Georgia Journal.

~ ROBBERS OF Hairs AND HANCOCK.
As The following leller, from mivch esT.
teemed friend, gives sume account OF the
false keys used by the Bobbefs who stole
Messrs. Elingslea, Waits aud Guerrya's
money, The manner in which they were
used, &C., @e have concluded 10 publish
it. What is here detailed only adds strength
10 the advice We gave some time since, to
those who had more money than they had
immediate use for. We advised them 10
loan il ou, To some one, upon goud secu-
rity. who could, aud would use it, Not
to keep it lying idle, aud lubIe 10 be sto
len wheu they could keep il from thieves,
and benefit their neighborhuud aud fellow
culzens generally. 1t will be sean%also,
10y the letter til ii. the reports about -'dis-
closures" being made, all turn out To. be
false.
Sparta, July 9Th, lS46s
Dear Thweal.-Our community has felt
SONIC curiosity as well as some interest in
examining The skeleton keys and other
implements taken by the people Of. Fort
Gaines on The capture Of DR.. Roberts aud
John Jacobs, who relieved MIR. Aatts'ol
this county, Mr.. BlliIugslea OF Harris, aud
Mr.. Guefry Dt Sumter, 0l some surplus
cash. Witt the skeleton keys which are
now in this place YOU may unlock any
small locks Whatever; If one docs mol an
swer the purpose another will. But the
most efficient instrument is a wire bent
aud wrapped with thread 10 prevent noise,
with which auy aud every door locked
Win The KEY left in The inside "l,lthe roeeIn
in the lock, may be uhlucked and agaiu
locked with the same facility as;lbougll
you had The key in your hand. This in
slrumeul Is SD simple, so easy of-construc
lion, so effectuai, aud doubtless so gener-
ally understood by rogEeS, that honest
men should be cautioned ueverst0 lock a
bed SOON, store room, or Indeed any room
aud leave the key 10 the door. ~
We have received various letters in this
place asking for information about discto.
sures said 10 have been made by the pris-
ouer. No disclosures have been made
nor is i, probable that any will he made
il is certain that there were bat TWO ensa.
ged in taking Watts money. The enIire
amount Stolen S5.5OO-alsn all taken from
Mr. Query. say6O5, all the bonds OF Mr;
BilIlnsslea aud a large portion ofthe gold
taken from him were found on the persons
arrested. As Mr. BilIinsslea had been
robbed just one month before the arrest
is pessible these two individuals onl ly8ere
CONCERNED in that also.
VcSy respectfully,
Your obi servant. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
From the NcD Orleans Picayunc.
Arrival of The Alabama.
SIX DAr, LATER FROM THE ARMY.

SIX DAYS LATER FROM THE ARMY.
The steamship Alabama, Capt. VIA
die. arrived this morning from Brasos San
tago. whence she sailed on ne 2l'h inst.
Capt. Windie reports that G"n. WorIn,
with 20O0 men, had left Camargu aud
proceeded Is miles on his route towards
Monterey. This report is no doubt pre-.
mature. We have late dates from Ca
nareo. which represent that active prepa-
ralious were going on TO move at an early
day. We have others, yet later, but they
contain nothing 10 confirm the re:or, hat
Gen. Worth had moved from Camarso.
The report probably rev out OF The ad
vance ot Capr. puucau's par y, mentioned
in our correspondence.
CAMAReo. Mexico, August IA.
Editors Of the Observation-Disclosures
We are getting along here among tlI' an
redlnvians most admr::hly, nolwiltslrnd'
ing the extremely hot weather. You
Americans out in Louisiana have had The
presumption 10 state. on several occasions,
thai you have exprrieuced'werm " alier!
1t is ridiculous for an enlightened people
10 talk oisleaI in IA place where ice can be
kept. There are certain gentlemen spo
ken of in the Old Testament. as having
walked safely SIC ami fro in "A fiery fur
mace that was certaiuly considerable
of feat for those days, but it is an every
day occurrence in the Army of Occupa.
non. Yesterday and to dav, between The
hours Of 3 o'clock, A. M, i and o'clock,
p. NJ. were the hottest days ever heard
of. The atmosphere, the earth. and the
limestone walls of Camarso seemed to be
on fire. We have not. single lhermom-
eter TO measure The heat with, hui nothing
is lost by the deficiency. as ain satisfied
that no instrument Of The kind hes ever
been manufactured of sutficinnl length 10
reach the height of the temperature at this
place, How The troops bear up under it
is wonder, aud vet there are not many
down with The fever. / attribute this ex
traordnary health in great degree To the
absence of intoxicating liqunrs. The drills
are with The exception of the ieh, arlil-
lery, conducted in the cool Of the day.
There are now eleven thousand voIun-
teers and three thousand regulars On Ihe
Rio Grande. They are constantly arri-
wing at this point, so that it is mex, 10 I'M
possible to ascertain how many are cOlec.
ted here at this moment. The great camp
below the town is already over mile
long, The line Of tents averaging about IL
deep. saw nearly all the troops out this
evening, drilling ia batalions. The 4lh
Artillery were drilling as Infantry, like.
wise all The Artillery except the light A
portion of the 4lh armed with nuskets,
with percussion locks, and il is easy 10
Distinguish them from the resi- whenlhe
battalion goes through lie exercise of load
ing aud firing. The regiment is about
sou strong, and is commanded by Colonel
Child, most efficient and ealant7officer.
The Sd Infantry is said to he the 6rslin its
appointments, although smaller in num-
bers, of any in the army. lis neathess is
pruvcrbial, every muskel looking like bur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

We regret to record an unfof'unateaac
ciJeut which occurred in this tow wn-ontt be
27,h ult., by which James Patterson a
respectable and we'll kpown colored Gar
penter iu this place, lost Ills life. me
scaffoId on which he was standlng save
way, precipilarug him TO The ground rpm
considerable height. He was picked,np
.I.sI ...-i.nlE- b,sIrTIa er.
wards. l'he deceased had always so
conducted himself a> to command tbs res
pcct and esteem of this community,
among whom hc has lived for many years.
Southern Chronicle. Augusl ;.
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+ Correspondence orthe Norfolk Beacon
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.


have said tina, there was no lack ol
beauty here; and in the distribution VI
that fair commodity, The odd DOMINION
and several olher States are nobly repre-
senled. Nor is there any dearth OF talent
here; but in the possession of these hon.
ors, the gallant little South Carolina stands
proudly pre.emineut. Three or four times
a day The Hon. John c. Calhoun may be
seen walking leisurely down to The spring
ba.ilioo, or dining saloon-stopplng occa-
sionally, 10 converse with some friend or
acquaintance. on The route, and again pur-
suing his way with the ease and unpretehd'
ing dignity of an humble citizen. II the
sages and enlightened statesmen OF the
civilized world were congregated al lnis
place, that man will still hold an envlaoie
and elevated position among them I; ana
vet, there IS a simplicity of manner-a
freedom from os,en,alion. in his demeanor
and department, that at once removes eV-
ery feeling of embar rasmeot in those VINO
seek to approach him In John Z. Cal
boun are embodied all the elements OF
moral and intellectual greatness.
Hero, also, is the Hon. George MDut-
fe, seeking 10 renovato the palsled ener-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

The .Moon.--Sir John Ilerschcl, at a.
late meeting OF the British Association for,
the advancement Of Science, expressed
the opinion that the temperature of the
moons climate must be very high, .far
GJoue that of boiling acater.' And the
reason is, that its surface is exposed for.
fourteen days al time 10 the unmitisa-
ted heat of the sun. At the full and for
few days afterwards, the moon must GER
tainiy be the reflector OF some heat to-
the earth. Sir John has no doubt of The
fact, that as il has the character ofculinary
rather Than solar heat. tha, is 10 say, "iu
emenates from body below the temper
ature of ignilioE.' it will be arrested by
the upper strata Of the earth's atmosphere
and thus absorbed.
There its only effect will be TO convert
visible clouds into transparent vapor. He
asserted that the phenomena Of The rapid
dissipation Of clouds 10 moderate weather
soon after the appearance Of the full moon..
could easisy be accounted for on .his prin-
cipe, and that his own. observations cor-,
irmed The theory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

on lhe medical character Of the sr,luy
South through the instrumentality OF the
medical school, at Charleston. Two hun-5
dred and ten studenis " ere in attendance
on the lectures, the stterm;'seveniysfour
of whom were graduated. An essay on
organogeny, BY w. .Myddlelon Michel, Of
Charleston, gained the appropriation ofas
select committee, and is to be published.
Gentlemen pursuing Medical studies at the
North, whose constitutions are impaired by
the severity Of the winter, would gain both
knowlege and health by passing The cold
season in South Carolina. under Board
of Professors, distinguished for their attain
ments, urbaui,y aud kindness TO strangers"
Mercury.
COMPARISON OF TARIFFS OF 1872
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE COTTON CROP.

The accounts fren the South aud West
tsays the Charleston Evening Ne'osl con-
tipue to represent the ravages OF the Cater
.ni,Iar az most destructive TO the Cotton
crops. The Louisiana papers state that
the Army Worm has ceased its destructive ,
course 10 portion Of The cotton region oi d
that State. In The meanIime The Boil
Worm is going on with its frightful work.
des,roviop the Cotton as fast as 1t ma
lures. ,.;.,
(n Mississippi The same disastrous mel
,;oence occupies its papers. The Vlcks-
burg Wing Of the 2olh ult. says:--
"Ihe caterpillar, army worm and DOLL
worm, have attacked the cotton crop IN all
This region.-We have seen various ac-
counts in the newspapers. and learn from
onr planters that in this country they are
committing their depreda'ions, but they
can scarcely form an estimate ol Tue dam
ages, as yet 10 the crop"
1n Alabama statements ofthe same char
ac,er appear in the journals OF tha! State
SThe Montgomery Journal says r
Another deluge last Sunday lne
worm we are told by planIers here IS
Waking m. sad havoc, cutting of squares and
t',iIs auc even the tender shoots anu tops
oS w. ,bs nlan,. The papers from all parts
oe " he State speak Of similar raVages.-
VII moderate early frost we shall have
W. shortest crop ever made in The state.
s.The prospect Of the cotton crop Is, al
the pre.en, moment, more gloomy 'hah II
ius hss heep for many years past. The worm
nd md ,he ROT, the effec, Of tbs continual ralus'
.a,e desola,ing the whole cotton growing
country. From present appearances a
h.lr cTop will 10, be made, even on .ne
,i;ah, drv soils, while tie black praiIie
lads are completely swept as with tue
haso,, ] of destruction. The ravages OF the
worm are no, confined to lh's sec''on' out
,be whole cotton growing section seems to
be equally affected m e,
Great tall ofram The town OF Bayou
c,r. La, was visited on Saturday nlShl
,be 2Sd ult.. with one ofthe most ,remeu-
Ious falls of rain ever experienced ~ that
.,I."e The rain commenced on Friday
,p,;a,n a, 10 o'clock, aud continued without
iuiermission until the evening OF 'he heXt
Inv. The town was completely deiused:
Some oT the houses had several inches OF
U,,er On The floors. A dam recently built
ACROSS the Bayou Sara was entirely swept
.sway. and serious app-ehensions were en.
,ertaiped for The safety Of tho Rail Road
Bridge. e., IS ,ho aood
,rere iii more disastrous; fences were
carried away, coru aud cotton destroyed,
and grea, numbers Of cattle drowned.
The freshet lasted but lew hours tne
nopds aud creeks soon subsidlnS 10 their
usual height.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

gies Of shattered frame Though, phy
sically, magnificent wreck, still the s'aat
intellect is there; aud il is. painful to con-
template the premature decay of this no.
BILE and gifted sou oflhe South. - !.
The Rev. Mr. Fuller. of South Carroll.
ma, delivered an able and pathetic sermon
on Sunday last. Divine service was held
in the Ball Room.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

aged Negrors.-A colorcd woman,
named Dolly heIonging to the estate of
3Rrchard Wilder, Of this County died on
ihe % inst at the age of one hundred and
'7Oenfy one years.--She survived her hus.
band some three or four years, who was
one hundred and nineteen al the time ofhis
death. They lived together as man and
aylFe nearly ninety years,-Edenton, N. |.
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

"By The Etezacl. lie SHALL. Live. -
Mr., Laval, whose appointment as Sub
Treasurer we have, previously announced
is The son Of Laval who was the comratricr;
of Lafayette in the war Of the Revolution,
says the Rochester Advertisers. The son-
was Captain under Gen Jackson, 10 1878,
and a, heseige Of PensacOla, highly dislin-
guished himself as brave officer. In QUE
Of the narrow Streets Of the lowp six pieces
Of artillery were stationed, which threat-
ened destruction 10 the American forces.
and 10 Laval was assigned The duty OF
taking them. In attempting it the first
man shot down was The Captain himself.
and after ouE arms were victorious, lie was.
conveyed to a couch: wellerins 10 bis own
blood. The surgeon pronounced him
past recovery. aud said to jackson, "Geu::
eral, he canr lives The old hero looked at
him moment, and exclaimed, by tket
Eternal, he SHALL. live =, He did;live,, aud
is now Assistant Treasurer at Charleston
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Ertrac, Of letter received in Chdrtesto'
from Orangebug, 5. c.

I'VE had Que good day yesterday for
picking Cotton. ! have four different Kinds
of worms in my Cotton; two green worms
one of which never saw before; II your
haud happen to touch it it is like coa'
of FIRE. The third kind is the caterpillar,
and the fourth IS the boil worm, only one
of which have seen in one Of the Coaon
baskets"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

4, Newspaper 7,ri,eiet on Siik.-ln Pes.
kin: China. a newspaper Of extraordinary
size is published weekly on Silk. II Iss
claimed to have been in. existence more!
than one thousand years. i is said that
in 1927, public officer caused some; talse
intelligence to be inserted 10 This llewspa.
per, for which he was pa, to death. Sew
eral numbers Of the papers are preserved
10 the boys library ofParis, whieh'are t0&'
yards long.
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CORRESPONDENCE of the Charleston Courier.
MARION, Is. C..) Aug. ~

Correspondence OF the CHuIseStoH OoA Sn
MARION. Is. CD Aug. %
we have had srea: deal Of rain since
Sunday last, bad chance for those who are
pGfIfhS Touuer:7 = -,
blaming Of shor, crops, the continued wet
weather in the early pait oa the season,
has Injured the corn crops very much, as
mos, of,be low grounds were flooded. The
cotton crop will also be short, thought a
month since would have been as line cot
ton as could be produced !; but on passing
through the same field yesterday whal a
"falli6g off was there" The forms were
scattered on the ground, and the whole
appearance sorry; this is the effect OF the
late rains aud cool nights. We have for
tuna,ely been free from worms aud lice
,bis wear, o,r our showing would have been
a poor Que.
I hear that there has been gang OF ne.
gro s,ealers lately caught in Chera" and
Benuetts syiIle, aud two of them VIZ :: as
Carlisle and Isaac w. Weatherly, have
been lodged in the heraw and Marlboro
Goals. Their plan Of operations appears
~ have been as follows: Wealherly he'd
a negro mau named Arthur for WI hom !!
zee Ihe Governor has proclaimed a re-
ward. and who has since been laken,) who
being fellow of some intelligence, de.
coyed the negroes off, and they were sold
by Carlisle and Weatherly; indeed so
bold we're they 10 their operations, that
Carlisle sold negro in Darlington that ne
had stolen in Marlboro. These with
Powell, who is accused Of stealing horse,
negro and mouey from one Bozeman OF
Darlington, ant Hodges imprisoned in
Marion, On a change Of rape, will give
.mployment 10 the Courts of Sessions Tor
Cheraw, Marlboro, Darlington aud Ma
rion Districts.