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Isaac w arnser

III AZ FOR SALE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Il Family Groceries, including Moasses, Sugars
Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper spices, &c, &c.-
dera, Malaga and Mu3rat Wines, all selected with
much care. and he will warrant them pure can be
bought in thc State. He has also low priced Liquors
Of good quality
Tavern Keepers and Families wanting spirits
or wines may depend on finding pure and good arti-
clcs. December, lSi6
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There continues to be good demand for the yari-
Gus descriptions of American Wool The stock in
market was not large, though it is thought sufficient
for the present wants OF the manufactures. The Woo.
sold shearing time at reduction OF D q &c 10
from last years prices, and lis value in market Tor the
past season has been remarkably uniform. Some ship
IN ,nts ofth article hl 'e been made this year to Eng
land and the result Of repeated experiments shows
that Whatever surplus OF the article there may at any
time be in this country can be sold there at remu
atng prices ii selected with reference TO the wants OF
the English manufactures,
1 u....- = ,-1.,,E ~
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STATE or VERMONT The Probate Court for
District OF Chittcnden, IS the District of Chltten.
Day date unor late OF ESSEX in said district dcceas-
ed.
WHEREAS, George Whitney, administrator OF the
estate OF the said deceased hath fled m SAID court ms
prtition praving said court extend the time limited
Tor having the debts due from said and for set
tng said estate one year from the 9TH day OF Junua-
~, 1917, and also proposes to render an account OF
his administration and to present his account against
said estate Tor examination and allowance,
WHEREUPoN the court Aforesaid doth assign the An
"Wednesday IN January ne 1t, ion hearing and deciding
in the premises, Mt the office OF the Register OF sHd
court, in Burlington, IN said district and dom odei
thai ali persons int rested he notified thereof, by pub
fishing this ORDER containing the substance Of SAID Pc
ion three weeks successlvey in the Buring .on Free
Press the last Of which publications. to be previous le
the day appointed as Aforesaid, Tor hearing
Given under my hand, a. said Burlington this 3otf
day OF December, a. ID 1886
z7w3 WIN La loN, hfS"fsr.
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In Essex, on the 9th ut, Rachael Miranda, daugh-
ter Of Charles II. and Abigail L. Nichols, aged years
and months
On "Wednesday the Goth Dec last, William Henry,
youngest son OF Mr.. T. Beckwith MiddlebuIy aged
ten Yeas.
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Any body can tell that lady has common prepared
Chalk on her skin il ruins il she should try the 10
ness Lily White that would give her SKIN smooth
snowy, natural whi,eness For sale by HARRlSsToN
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Lniher DiN0n's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court
District OF Chitlenden, -. ! holden at Burlington
within and Tor the district aforesaid the 2Jh day
December, A u 1916, an instrument purporting to be
the last I,'W and Testament o Lutter Diron, late
OF Milton in said district, was presented 10 the Court
here for Probate, by Lew ;. henderson, the Execu-
tor therein named
THEREroRl II is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given 10 inter st,d therein TO ap
pear before SAID Cout, at session thereof to be held
at the Registers office, in said Burlington, the fourth
Weduc stay in January, 1917 and contest the probate
of said VIII, and Is further ordered that this order
be Published three weeks successfully in the Bdrn5-
ton Free Press newspaper printed AT Burlington, in
said state the last OF which publications, to be pre,i
Gus to the day assigned, as aloIeraid, Tor hearing
Gwen, under my hand, at the Registers Office, this
Goth day of December, A u, 1916.
27w3 VIM WESTON, Register,
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Christmas and New Hcar's

GfFT BOOKS FOR lSiTT
LEiFLETS or MEMORY with 70 splendid en-
cravings and three lu:ninations.
TIE BOLDOiR ANNUAL, splendid quarto, with
10 Mc2Zotut cugravlngS
FRIENDSHIP 5 OfFEHANG bound in arabcslI-.
with cug,ayings
OIiDEI, qlartu, 10 engrOvlr-rs.
MUSICAL ANNUAL. quartz
rLDRIL OFFERINGS s9i-nl'd qucr;o, co'c-ci.
TIE NOCIGEI Ito, 10 splendid embellishments.
NATURE SGENN, quntto, silk binding.
THE MY ELCU'LR
ODD FELLGU'N OFFERING. II c1Gravng,
u AtEDWARDS bookstore Peck Building
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EAA WELLS GRAMMAR. AND ALL
oVV the School Books recommended by the
State Convention, for sale in large or small quantities
G. b EDWARDS,
No. |. Pccks Building
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SIS. And be it farther enacted
And AZ advertisements made under the orders oil the
Post-mas,cr. General in newspaper or newspapers
of letters uncaed for in any Post Office shall be in
serted in the paper or papers, Of the town or place
where the Office advertising may be situated, hduing
." +" New Posi- Odice Lao, passed March ., 1915.
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CLRLST.uiS lND VEtv-I-ElR'S

PRESENTS.
'NHE Subscriber has large and nice stock of An
nn7Is AMI Books designed for Christmas New
tears and Bnth-day Presents among which are
The Bondor Annual, with 10 engrayings.
The Alnaranth, :
The Rose OF Sharon
Christmas Blossoms and
New Years Wreath 6
Christians keepsake
The iIyacnth or Affections Git.
Friendships Offering, 9
The May Flower,
Tbs Mothers Presents. &
The .uisol Olicrng, &c Sc
For Sale at the Cncap Corner Of Sirongs Building
DC H. - W3 By STEVENS WOODS.
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New Books.
VbNIIE Sacred Mountains by J. T. Headley Iiluetra-
D ted, price. $3.50
IIu;ton's Bool, of Nature laid open. Revised
by Rev. J. l. Blake, IS
Guide to Wisdom and Virtue, for young per-
sons OF either sex. o
The use ofthc Body in relation to the Mind,
b. Geo. Moore, VI. D., 81
Gocthrs Autobiography translated 2parts, 10,
The Emigiant, by Sir Francis b. Head Bart. K
bpauchamp or the Error, u Novel, by q +. L.
James, Q,
The Enchanter or the fall Of Grenada, by Sir
L. L. buwer, - .,
Torsale at EDWARDS Book Store
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For WINTER GARMENTS.

! NIIJiIiN. TUX NIN III NIhHLNIS,
y OF various qualities; Gold Nlx'd, Brown, Olive,
Blk, Blue 81 i, Blue, SC. at KAFilBUN i Co.'S.
Dec ! 20
SsrOOD. 200 CORDS DRY WOOD FOR SALE.
"a Apply to the subscriber, at the Reading Room.
under the Free Press or his residence, north ot the
town Dec / 1915 II. b. STACY.
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OFFICIAL.
list or LETTERS,

ADvERrfsEDiN THE FREE fRIss BYsrEciAI APPOINTMENT
and remaining in the Post Office at Burlington,
Janunru |, 1917.
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Pork.


IFVtNVs. ftNChCs.
DHl SlCIANS and Private Families residing in
| the country viii pleas remember that. shoalj
they require thcm they viii find IN cxcc-n, stock o!
either German or SDedisi LescieS ior sale by
% Dec Is, lSi6. GEO E. HARRiNG ron.
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William Woods Estate.

10y IMPRESS, large assortment Of male and fc
- male Iirusses at HARRGyGroy's
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M A G. a. Y 4 n H 8

For Jdnuary l817.
CRAHANrS, Columbian, Godeys Ladys Book, La
" dies National and New York illustrated Maya
zines received at EDWARDS Book Store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-07
Pile Medicine,

In addition 10 its being positive remedy for
the Piles, it never fails TO cure that INTOLE.
RABLE ITCHING, which is so very common,
and has its location in the same parts as the
Piles.
Read the following, from the editorial CO.
lumns of AIexander's Weekly Messenger
Found at iast-A cure for the Piles.-phys.
clans and Chemists have long been anxious to
discover medicine that would cure one ofthe
most ostroublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has al last been the result. DR.. JACKSON'S
PILE EMBROCATlON no, only stops all
bleeding, aays paiu and inflammation, subdues
that intolerable itching, but eliectualIy cures,
like charm, and in a very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
For sala by R.. S. ROBERTS, Agent, at
Edgeheld Court House, South Carolina. d,
march 10 If
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Warranted TO Cure.

HEMORRHOlDS, OR PILES, is disease
produced by local irritation, coslveness, purga'
tive s,mulnnts, undue determination Of blood
to the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding
or walking or 4 congesiiye state of the liver,
and peculiarly of The constitution itself.
1t is usually considered under three forms,
or varieties, as lollows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is so common, and so very well
known, that a description ofits symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use of the
Embrocalion in the cure of Ills dseusc, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ad.
wise their patients 10 try it, as The only
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-07

MISOR the cure Of u DEAFNES So, Pains, and
G the discharges sofmater1 from sllie Ears 4
Also, all those disnsreeable noises, like the
buZZlng Of insects, falling Of water, ,awhizzinSs sof
steam, &c, &C., which are symptoms: Of ap.ss
proaching Deafness, and also general Nv Attend.
AMI with The disease. Many PERSONS who have
been deaf for ten, fifteen and twenty years, and
were obliged TO use ear trumpets, have alter
Using one or two bottles of this medicine.
thrown aside their trumpeis, being made per.
fectly well. .l sSlls
The application oflhe Oil PRODUCES no pain,
but on the contrary an agreeable and b leasaSlts
sensation The recipe for. this d Medicine has
been obtained from an Aurist Of. great sTeputasS
lion, who has found, from long observation.
that deafness, in nineteen cases out Of twenty.
was produced either from want or Faction in
The nerves OF hearing, or a dryness the ears
his object, therefore, was ito find something
that would create healthy conditionin those
parts. After long series of experiments, his
efforts were at Inst crowned with success, lin 1:
the discovery Of this preparation; which has. !.
received the name of "SCARPA,SsC COM
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL" 1T has be en-:
used in this country about six years, and SOL
wonderful has been its effects incuring and re- 8
naming the deaf that from pure motives of hu.
manity, it is now offered to the public, that 3all
may have an opportunity Of proving its eff ca.
c2. A long list Of certificates migat be given
but su ch is the confdence-in the medicine, and
so high its reputation, that but few Of iIiemwilI
be published. as'ss's;
Ills only necessary to add, that this medicine
has been recommended and used by many of
the best physicians and surgeons in Europe
aud in this country. ~
For sale by r. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge;
field Courthouse, South Carolina. ~ 3ssa
march 10 If 4. =. w. y u;
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EgeCEaUSsh,s Pulls.

YEH HE Proprietor, many years ago, while
Il searching for remedy for his own i'll
health Which the prescription of the sday4had
failed 10 benefit, 10 hit upon the composition Of,
these Pills, and they proved entirely successful.
in restoring his health. Their composition
was freely communicated TO many Physicians,
and it was not the design of tile Inventor that
they should extend beyond lie private practice
Of himself, and that of his medical friends. Ap.:
plicalions for them. however, began: 10 multi
ply, and he was advised by many of his pr6fes.l
sonal brethren, and olher gentlemen, OF char
ac,er aud Distinction, 10 prepare aquantity, of
them and place them in the hands of an apo
thecary. Even this seemed insufficient, and he;
was urged to send them. by means OF agencies,
throughout The country. CalomeI had long
been a comm1n domestic remedy. There was
scarcely family in which rial Of twas not
TO be found, and in which it was not used with
degree of freedom from which well inform
ed Physician should shrink. AstraDge infatu.-
ution too seemed to exist among many ofSthe
Faculty. Hardly case was, prescribed for:
whether acute or chronic, in which calomel4
was not given, in some stage of the disease,
without fear or rehection; and thousands are
still suffering from its pernicions effects. Cal.
omel is, without doubt, a most valuable ;medi-
cine, and in some cases may be regarded sas
essential, but should not be stricken frolnthes
list ofdomestic remedies, and be administered
only under tile prudent md jndicious advice
4ofatlonghtfnl Physician. Uponnial; by many
Physicians and others, these Pills were found
to be a substitute for mercufial preparations in1
a large number Of cases, and hence. theirpofpn.=
larity, an&the large demand for them. The
idea Of obtaining a Patent for them was never.
entertained, nor has it been sought 10 this day:s
Il was believed that BY giving them a popular:
form and circulating them through the; ;country,
thousands wonld be benefited by their use; {
who would otherwise; never hear of The pres.
crp,ion and never learn that a preparation Ind
been compounded which rendered the; indisss
crmnate and pernicious use Of calonel uns
necessary. These were some Of the induce. -
men,s which led the Inventor Of the Pills 10,
to conscn, that they should become an object of
public sale; = =. !; 5ssa s.,.,5se:
None are genuine without tie signature OFF,
JNO. BECKWITH,5 M. D.ss:t
For sale by. R. s. S.ROBERTS, Agent, Edge.
field G. H.. South Carolina. i.sss
April % > 6m S Ia e
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New HerY Goods!

New Dry Goods!
AT ROBERTS CHEAP CASH STORE.
TT INEN Cambria Handkerchieis new style,
EA Fancy Silk Parasos,
Corded Skirts;
Fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
Lace Edgings.
Black Hat Grape,
Striped and plain Swiss Muslin,
Shaded Purse Twist,
Black Net for Caps.
Black and fancy Prints and Muslins,
Fancy Vestings,
White Marseilles Vestlngs,
Boys glazed Bells,
French Prints and fancy Ginghams,
CoIored and white cotton Hose, ladies'
and chdren's,
Dress Whalebone, assorted,
Guuze Cap Ribbons,
White Perforated Board,
Together with GROCERIES and DRUGS,
a very large assortment, will be sold low for
Cash. R, s. ROBERTS.
june 9 =. If 10
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NEW GOODS.

YEyHE Subscriber is now receiving splen
.M did Stuck Of NEW GOODS at the
Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley g.
Bryan, consisting Of all kinds of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, CROCKERY. SHOES,
AND HATS,
to which he invites his friends aud The public
to call and examine for themselves, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
N. 3. Goods very low for Cash.
B. C. BRYAN.
April 9th 1547. If y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-07
New Trusses for feuptures,
RIDDLES TRUSS AND ABDOMI-
MAI, SUPPORTER,

YHYHE Subscriber having bought the Patent
IL Right of RiIdels Trusscs and Abdomi-
nal Supporters, recommend them 10 the pub.
lie, as the most valuable, and perhaps only in
s,rument of the kind that perform d cure in
almost every case Of Rupture. It is adapted
10 The anatomical structure Of the PelVis, and is
admirably calculated TO relieve these severe ca
ses Of Proapsus Uler, or falling of The womb,
whch make The patient suffer SO much, to the
of health. The AhdomI-
nal Supporter is eninently serviceable in
Piles, never fuiling 10 cure them by removing
the cause.
Persons having Negroes ruplured, may have
Il cure guaranteed, and The terms not more than
one third of what The hand would be increased
in value. Where the cure cannot be effected,
from the destruction Of the parts by time, the
Truss will enable the wcarer 10 encounter the
most severe work ofany kind. Planters would
do well 10 attend TO this notice.
Price of Truss S. without guarantee, and
$50 or $500, or as may Jc agreed on inr a cure.
r. S. ROBERTS.
may 26 st Is
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NdaTHGE.

NOTICE.
NTR. zROFF, who held dcondtionally an in.
lYE terest in the right of Edge6eld District,
TO Hotchkiss' Renction Mill Wheels, (PalenO
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma e amy contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
right, and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will no, be good.
Mr.. J. IT. WEBER, we aulhoriSe, with full
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN & MOORE.
March /, 1S47. If
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may 26

SALEM WITCHCRAFT OUTDONE.,-
~ Mr.. IT. Rownnd-Dear Sir-For four or
FIVE years have suffered greatly from Rhcn
matism in my head, which during the lastyear
became worse and worse. For four or five
weeks previous to the 18th inst, had suffered
without intermisson, my general health was
much impaired, my sight injured, and my head
so sensitive, that could scarcely rest it upon
the pillow Two days since. a single appiica.
iion your "MAGIC LOTION" relieved me
entirely in two or three minutes. have mp.
piled it occasionally since, and the soreness is
nearly gone So great and sudden was the
change, that can scarcely lealize that am
the same man.
1 have also cuicd one OF my children, and a
female friend OF headache in two or three min
utes.
So great is my confidence in tho "MAGIC
Lotion that | would not be without bot
tie for fifty times its COST
Yours respectfully,
JACOB w. SOUDER,
No. $50 Market sheet.
Philadelphia, January Eth, 1876.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
]. II. Rowand 376 Market street.
X. S. ROBERTS, Agent, EdgelieId C. H.,
South Carolina.
mays st Is
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Sudden DiseOuery.-.tFanny, don't
you think that Mr.. Boldis 3 handsome
man p fjesSlts
"oh mol cam, endure his looks.
He is homely enough. '
swell, he's fortunate, atiall events ;
Of an old aunt has srdied md left hin,
fifty thousand dollars"
"Indeed is it truel Well, now I
come TO think ofit,;there is a-certain
noble are about him, andihe has fine
eyc-tl,at can'tbed denied a.
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1T HAS PERFECTLY CUREDIME.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1887. "a
To DR.. D. Jayne Dear Sir-'fhe astonish:;
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your val :.
nable EXPECTORANT had on nv neighhor,
the Rev. Mr.. Rushing, made so favorable inn;
preston onmy mind, that after consulting with
several friends, and learning that you were a
regular Practitioner Of Medicine, / called .upon;
you, and purchased half dozen bottles, and
lold you that ifI lived to take them, you should.
have good report from me.
am alive and well this day! Thanks to a
merciful God, and your Expecturant; and now
come forward cleer(ully 10 ful6l my promise:
For twenty long years had been constant
sufferer from the effects of a hard, dry cough:
pain in the breast, and difficulty of breathing;
the last five of which, chills and fevers, eyeryf
wiring and fall, added to my misery. Il was
sporn away to mere skeleton; with the great
est difficulty only could get up and down
stairs; my appetite was gone, and my sirens III
had 80 far failed me, that my friends were per-
suaded could not survive many weeks unless
obtained reliel:> Indeed, sir, my situation was
so perfectly miserable 10 myself, and So dis.
lressins to my family. that felt willing 10 die
wheneveril should please the Master To- take.
me home. Bnt heard ofyour medicine, and
relief came. Yes! 1t proved the "Balm Of:
Gilead" TO my poor afflicted body. Before 4
had taken ONE BOTTLE, experienced a'mniiti.s
gallon Of all my symptoms, : and to my great;
Joy found in the continued use of it the hap
plest relief. In short sir, 1T HAS MADE tAs
PERFECT CURE OF ME-and [ can trruulgi
say, have no desire 10 be better. 4
r. s. ROBERTS is DIR. D. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgefeld c. H. - ~ 3 - a
june 16 St 81 I!
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Valuable EamdS for Sale.

Valuable LANDS for Sale
JENNIE Subscriber now offers for sale the
q tract of Land on which he now resides.
lying on Log Creek, nine miles west Of Edge.
field Court House, containing nine hundred
and nine acres, of which there is about five hun.
dreds acres ofwoodand. On the premises is
a large and comfortable Dwelling House, and
all other necessary out buildings. The planta.
tion is in good repair. Those wishing to pur-
chase can call and examine for themselves.
..aa J. f. BURNS.
apri 7 3m l2