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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

E7oR the cure oFaac s,ecllings, seretulas,
e. and other lum Ulcers, Sore Legs, old
and fresh Hounds, s.+inss alf Bruises, S,oels.
tngS, and Ifammion Scala Head~-Spre
Breasts, of ,cOmcn. 4eumat,c pains, 1citeIs,.
EruptionS, ChiiblainSSfhiuo,cs, Biles, COINS,
and external diseases srcrally. Ii is likewise
greatly superior 10 an, medicine heretofore
discovered for the cIIafa backs and limbs Of
horses; for ringworms, qapped lips, and in
short for every external belly evil that may fall
10 the lot of man or beast. The proprietor of
this noble specific can posiveIy state, without
fear Of contradiction, tina, is vastly superior
to any compound ever dis%ered, or at least
thai is known in these dayA,n the cure of the
above complaints. lndeed{oo much cannot
be said in its favor, for theras nothing more
certain, than its efficacy in the atters for which
1t is recommended, and the SPED aud periec-,
ton Of its cures are snch as TO I've The appear
ance of being miraculous. No hIse should be
without this almost universal olment, for the
inmates Of all houses are liable to sads, scratch
es, cuts, bruises, burns, corns, mapped lips,
&c. &c. &C.; from any or all oiwhich they
can receive but little injury # the. have box
of Harrison's unrivaIled specfic'o contend
with them. For Piles and Salt Rhum it sur
passes all other remedies.
For sale by t. Risey, Hamburg pd
]. D. TIBBEATS,
Edgelield Court HousA S. c.
July % 6mA 81
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doc. 20

Professor CapcTs' School,
HIH w tAPERS will open Il SCHOOL
Il in tho city of Charleston, on the End
Monday in January next.
Having held the TulorsIrp in the College of
Charleston. and the Prolessorship Of Bellies
Lellrcs, History. Mental. MaraI and Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy and mathematics, at
different times, during hi connection with the
Citadel Academy He is prepared to pledge
himself for the thorough education ofhs pupils,
and especially Tor their suitable preparation to
enter the College Classes. or those Of the 2nd
and third years at the Military Academy.
He refers TO tho Board of Trustees and Fa
Gully oilhe College cf Charleston, or the Board
Of Visitors aud Faculty Of the Citadel Acade
my
Tuition Fee $50 per quarter.
lfdcsired, MIR. Capcrs' Scholars may be ac
cnmmpdntcd with board in the family Of his
father tic Rev. Bishop Capcrs.
december 10 ct 47
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EDGEFHEE,E1 EEesTEEI,

YMYHE Subscribers announce 10 their friends
q and the public, that they have opened
the house formolly occupied by Mr.. b.. Ryan,
III Edgefeld village, and are prepared to accom-
mudale all those who may Iavoi them will! their
patronage, with comfortable fare for themselves
and horses.
Their Table will be always provided with the
best the market affords. and attended to by
obliging and competent servants.
Their Stables will be attended TO by first rate
osllers, who will be in waiting at n hours, by
day or night, TO see that horses are properly Ia
ken care of. CHARLES ]. GLOVER.
ARMISTEAD BURT.
sept % If 35
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Ess3'EEaANY ACADEMY.

Z Il SA ~ - II - ~ Il .
7HyilE Exercises of this Institution will be
| q resumed on the second Monday, 10Th
| january, ISIS, under the Rccior<Iip of Sir
| GEORGE GALruI.. The Trustees, having RED
Mr. Galphim for three years past, and having
found hilnrvrr true aud faithful and fill Y com.
pclanl to discharge The duties incumbent upon
the Teacher ola first rate Academy. do mos,
chccr!uIly rrcONnemd him ana 0nr Institution
10 The patronage Oilhc public. The Academy
is silnatcd in hellihy. beautiful and retired
spot. far removed from any iniuccmcmi 10 cx.
pcmsc or dissipation. The School is now sup
piled with Ginb"s. &c, and will shortly bc
furnished with Surveying Instruments and
Philosophical Apparatus.
RATES OF TUITION.
First Class Stalics.-SpeIling Read.
ing Wiling Elementary Geography,
and Arithmetic
Charge per session of5 months, Sc GO
2i Class SaiicS.-i'irsi part of Nit.
chc's Geography. first part Smiths
Grammar, Davies Arithmetic rs far as
fractions.
Charge per session OF ) months, S 90
Sd Class SiHaiiGS.-Niclei'S Gc0gra-
ply concluded, Davies Arithmetic
I!rou.:h Vulgar aud Decimal fractions,
Smiths Grammar cnuclrdrd Boyd's
!;hr,n:Lc and CnmpnSiijom. lyler's Uni.
vcrsal History. Rvall'S ASlr0uuuiy, with
tie use oi the Globes,
C!larg" per session Of j months, 10 90
ih Class isS--Arii!imriic rumCIu-
dcI. I'scr'S History concluded, History
0I the Unilrd States, ii0urd"ms .Algcbra.
leg nd:cs Geometry, s. Trigonnmclry,
i!rr>hrirs ASTRONOMY. Davies Survey
ng Hedges l.n.ic. Criticism, OlmSlcl's
Natural Philosophy. ana Book keeping,
CIlar"c per session ui ) months. - 30
III Glass SfwiirS --'Thc Grcr!; ard
latin i.la.un.cs. auh the llathcum'icll
Srirnr $. a;,I ullior &;''lirs !S the Teach.
rr may d""n a%pcr!icni or necessary,
Char.r per session of j EInnl!is, H. 90
Exercises by The members Of all Glasses, in
C"mpnslion ana Defamation, once every
week.
n. B.-No S:r,lent will be advanced TO
higher class. unless he is able TO stand fair
examination on the studies of his own.
No Student will hc charged for less than
quarter, unless by stipulation at time of ell
trance. 30 deduction for absence, unless
caused by sickness. II is highly desirable that
the Students should commence II The beginning
Of The session, and attend regularly.
A. PERRIN,
Z. G. ROBERTSON,
A. II. TRAYLOR,
II. p. QUARLES.
w. ZIMMERMAN,
J. p. PERRIN,
dec % Ct 45 Trustees.
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NA7ILLIAM &. BRANDON, one of the
w Defendants in the above named Gases,
who is now in the custody Of the Sheriff oilhe
District Of Edgciichl, by virtue Of wrlts OF Ca.
pias nd saisi;iciendum, nt the suits of the re.
spGclivc Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases,
having filed his petition with schedule upon
oath, of his whole estate and effects, for tho
purpose of obtaining the benefit Of the Acts of
the General Assembly, commonly called The
Imsulvcnt Debtors Act. Onmolion Mr.. w.
w. Adams, Defendants Attorney, public notice
is hereby given, to the said AlIllGrs. Ripley "
Co.. Howard tS Garmany, ID. ~ a. Wcsson,
Jonas COnkling Il Co., Seaman IL Peck, sur
vivors, +. ID. Tanning tE Co., and John w.
Mundy, bearer, and all others, the creditors Of
the said William g. Brannon, that the said pc.
llion will bc heard and considered al EdgetieId
Court House, OH Monday the sixth of March
next, or on such other day as the Court may
order during the term, commencing on the
first Monday of March next. at the said place,
and the said hliIlerS, Ripley d CO., Howard II
Garmauy, D. IL a. Wcsson. Jonas a. Conk-
ling IL Co., Seaman & Peck, survivors, f. d.
Fanning Il Co., and John w. Mundy, bearer,
and all others, the creditors Of the sad Will
liam B. Brannon, are hereby commanded,
either personally or by attorney, then and there
to show cauSe. if any they can. why the petition
of the said William 3. Brannon should not be
heard and granted. and he be discharged from
confinement, by compl lying with the Acts
aforesaid, according to the terms Of the said
Acts. THO. G.. BACON, Clerk.
december 8 3m dG
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PoEzes,enlEEe &ckopL,

TEIHE Subscriber will resume the duties Of
q his School, at PotersvIc, on the second
Monday in January next. Every attention shall
be given to tho Improvement of children placed
under his care. ExccIenl Boa:ding can lie
had on very reasonable lerms, il Io.ie:syie
Tuition per quarter, nav" ,c'7.''.-l'' US
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and line c!c.
mcnIa'y rules Of Arithmetic, 81 90
With the above, Arithmetic continued,
Geography, English Grammar, !Iislo
ry. U0
The above, with Algebra, Geometry,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Philosophy,
Natural and Moral, with whatever is
embraced in u thorough Engiss Edu.
cation. 90
Instruction will be given TO a fey yonng gen.
l!emcn in Latin and Greek.
s. w. KENNERLY.
p. S.--Mrs. NJ. a. Turner residing at Mr.
Bailey Cnr!cy's, will give instruction on the
Piano Forte, 10 any young ladies' who may de.
sire it, She has an excellent instrument.
dec % If 48
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EsrOUSssa TO the Jail

AhF this District, Il Mulatto man, who says
" his name is HIRAM, and that he belongs
to MIR. John Harrison. Of Fairfield District, 8.
e. Said fellow is about five feet six inches
high, between % and 25 years of age, bright
complexion. He has scar under the left eye
Said fellow says he runaway sometime in July
or August last.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, aud take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
c. II. GOODMAN, ]. L. ID.
january5 If 5O
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STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

~ OhDi-f an L
Margaret Head, Applicant, Summons
.saml, NlcCrary aud others. D'ills. partition.
EFT appearing TO my satisfaction, that James
q McCrary. Thomas McCrary, and John
McCrary. dislribn,ccs in The above stated case,
reside beyond the limits Of this State it is there
fore orcrcd. that they do appear in the Court
of Ordinary for the District of EdsciieId and
State of South Carolina, OF Or before the third
day of April next. To show cause. if any: why
the real estate of Ann McCrary, decd. should
not be sold or divided or their consent TO the
same will be entered of record.
Given under my hand, at nly..oflicc, this the
9th December lSl7.
JOHN HILL. o. f.. d.
dec 90 I'm ~
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Head Quarters.
ID Regiment Of Cavalry, S. G. NJ.

~ heSHnent vi SaNaIy, D. ". VI.
Edgefield, Dec. 10th lS47. {
I'm pursuance of Orders. from Brigadicr
FL General J. w Guylon. an Election will be
held on Friday the 2Slh of January next, Tor
Major 10 command the Edgelield Squadron of
Cavalry.
The Commanding Officer of each Company
in the Squadron, will call to his assistance two
of his subordinate officers, and hold The election
at each Company rendezvous, respectively, OIL
the day above named, between the hours of L
o'clock A. NJ. and 3 o'clock P. NJ.
Al least one Manager from each poll, will
meet al EdgelieId e. House, Qhe Squadron
rendezvuus,) on the 29th, the day following, to
count the votes and transmit the result in writ
ing signed by each Manager present at the
counting, to Brgader General ]. w. Guyton.
By Order of
THOS. w. LANHAM.
COL I'd Rcgt CaUatry.
doc. 20 4l 40
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TyIer,s Ague az Fey S.,s.
Edgefeld Court +

TyEer's Ague & Few ms. 3
A CERTAIN. safe and effeA Aai cure for
Ia Agne and Fever, in all val forms. Al,
so, m excellehs Tonic in DYsE Id, Palpita-
lion of the Heart, Loss Appettas flssgraIgia,
Nervous and other diseases, whicns,ss fssfmeSs;
weak and dehilated condition ofthtsystem.
Brhimore, December l5A lS43.
DR.. G. X. TYLER.-Dear Sir.-lNs with
great pleasure lha! | announce TO you! aNerfect
restoration of my healsh by the use Of yAlr in
valuable pills. | had been suffering Som
ChiIlsand Fevers for eighteen or twenty monks,
during which time took five bottles Of Row
and's Tonic Mixture, Dr. Sherman's Fever and
Aguc Lozcngcs, DR.. Loves Vegetable Elixir,
kccncr's Powders, Barks, Quinine, Thompso.
nian Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and in fact
almost all The popular remedies could hear Of
and yet received no lasting benefit. The chils
were stopped By Qninine and other things, but
aiier few days or weeks they would return
again, rs had or worse than before. Towards
the last the chlls came only every third day,
and these were followed by fever of such Sc
verify as to affect my reason and it was found
necessary for some one 10 watch with me un-
Ill the paroxysm passed off. At asi procured
box of your pills, and only took four of them
this so completely stopped the chills, that /
have never had return of them up 10 this
time, (nearly two years. and near year Of
this time was passed in the same place where I
fist Caught the disease
That my case is not one cured by chance is
proven from The fact that four pills out Of the
same box cured Capt. Reuben Banks, so el-
lecuay ihat he has never had the disease since,
whereas before he offer suffered from it. Two
other ;crson were also cured by the contents of
This same box, and they neither Of them have
lad return of although they both reside
where they are exposed every season.
know several others who have been cured
by yonr pills, but it is unnecessary to detail
their cases. The best certificates Of their elfic-
eucy IN CniIls and Fever, will he few doses,
and it they are as beneficial 10 others rs they
have been TO me they may be truly called pub
lie blessing.
lam with much respect your obee't. serv't.
HENRY BRISCOE.
For sale by I. Rislcy, Hamburg. S. c., and
J. d. TfBBETTS,
EdscicId c. H., S. C.
July 2S 6m 81
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E3E. esGTtsDsa's PILLS.
GREAT ARRIVAL!

N'hiI "a Ethh "a
eGA Bushels or 25,OG0 boxes bf DR.. COR
6SB DON'S FAMILY PlLLS.-The
Vt and increasing demand for this new and
jry celebrated Medicine, onl the numerous
chi, they are daily ciiecting in all portions Of
the,,pnlry where they have been nintrodnced,
Of Dpepsia. Liver Complaints and Bilious
Dscas, with their well known attendants.
Sick iad.ache, &c. has induced the under
signed make arrangements To receive their
stocks tect from the Proprietor, and would
say to fr numerous customers that they are
prcparcfo supply them, wholesale or retail,
at New Fk prices.
u SER doxer, or "a cents per box.
By p. llvin Cohen. No. 10 Hayne street;
llav,Iandt tarraI IL Allen, King street; Mel
son Cnrle> Meeting street; E. NJ. Carey,
Broad stree and Amos Head, corner East
Bay and Bril- street, Charleston; Il. Risley,
Hamburg; Il J. D. TIBBETTS,
dycfeId Court House, S. c.
july % 6m 81
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BIIEsiaFG Academy.


F9TlII; Female Academy IN the vicinity Of
4 Elton p. o., seven miles north OF Edge
field Court llnuse, on the road 10 Cambridge,
will be opened On Tuesday the 4ln Of January,
under tie direction of Miss MARY Julian. The
favorable character of Miss Julian rs an excel.
lent ysirncrcss has been,eslablished in several
sections of the District, by the experience of
several Yeas teaching, and justly commend hcr
to the patronage of Parents and Guardians.
Terms Of Tuition. per session Of Fiue
Months:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Alilh-
mclc, So OO
With the above, Grammar, History, Goo
graphy, %
With the above, Natural and Moral PHI
losophy and Composition, &c. - 90
Mnsic, and use of Piano, Is %
Boarding can be had in scYcla, families at
81 per month.
Payments at The end of each session.
January 5 It 30
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Goth of October. 1917,

29th Of OcIohcr, 1877.
Simeon At,oway s, wife AppI'ts. } Summons
Fanncy GouIdcn & others Defts. Partition.
Er appearing TO my satisfaction that Seth,
4 Hazel. Hiram Ahnay and wiir Wiley: on
a,han Hazel AMI wife HuIdah, khody Moss,
John Moss and wife Lucinda, 5Iorris Johnson,
Dlurord Johnson, anh Pickcns Johnson. lives
without the limits of this State. il is therefore
ordered. that they do appear and object TO the
Division or sale of the Real Estate of Charity
Johnson deceased. on or before The first Mon
day in March next. or their consent to the
same will he entered of Record. Given under
my hand in the Court of Ordinary, the day aud
date above written,
JOHN HILL, o. E. d.
Nov 3 :im III
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFGELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
October 29lh 1917.
yy,;II;,,>, t., e, o,I,or. Snrl',. c,,,,,,o,c

William Kay 4 others Appl'ts. Summons
Wiley Kay Il others Dcf'ts. Partition.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that The said
IL Wiley Kay, Eli Kay, Hiram Kay. Samuel
Christian and wife Rchecca. Edmnnd iIariin
and wife Nancy, and William Thornton and
wife Lucinda, live without the limits of the
State, it is Therefore ordered, tIla, they do appear
in the Court Of Ordinary ON or before the first
Monday in March next, to show cau<e if any
they can. why the Real Estate of Sarah Kay,
deed. should not he divided or sold, or their
consent 10 the same will be entered of Record
Given under my hand in the Courlof Ordinary
the day and date above written.
JOHN HILL, o. T.. n.
Nov: 3 3m IL
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NIlHy ul~edSGS IHCI.Cllt W 81 DoiIiCIu " S!IHi''C,
| do not clainl for it inlalbtyi neither do |
say it will cure all diseases. Bnl in
CHRONIC LITER AFFECTIONS
IND DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise and recommend lis
usc, from ny personal observation and use Of
the article in my n"n practice. This article is
llynrahly received wherever it Il;s beer used.
am alnirrd 10 refer To .Ir. Gccrac Heard of
'l'ruup. Nh. John Warren Of Cclnmbus. Mr..
McA Alire ni' Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hall of Athens,
Nj. William D. Terrell Of Puuam, Reid.
John T.. Dawson of Lagrange TO which Il
great Number 0I ramGs might he added, who
hear their testimony 10 lis value.
iahilual coSliycncss is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per
snIIs oi sedcnlary habits, which lren exert Il
very uniavnlab!c influence upon Tie general
haellh oi the subject; and is particularly mani.
fcsled b. restless and dcsponding state Of The
mind, irregular if not IL loss of appetite. For
this condition Of tic system, this article Is conf.
chIy recommended with the positive asst'r-
aaca hal if the dose is properly adjusted, so as
moi Ia move the bowels TOO actively, relief may
be relied on, without any, even the least OF The
unpleasant Consequences, resulting from the
use III INC CUlllIlloH pHIGlliS Ulcu!EiiCS hS''bO
rcsurted to. This article will BE- found to act
as 4 pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that The common purg.ng medicines
are designed 10 effect.
There are some constitutions liable to rcgu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
10 such, recommend the Use oft this Medicine,
beginning al least by the middle OF May, OF first
of June.
Many persons whose Digestive organs arc
feeble, often experience Il sens! Of lulIncss,
wright and oppression, about the stomach al
ter cating-in such cases dose Of This mrdl-
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from heart
burn and cosliveness, they may Use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, II is a most vain.
able medicine
could append long list of certificates, but
lorbcar, preierring to rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain itself The medicine is a
gentle and certain calhaliic. tonic and sudorllic.
JOEL BRANIIAM.
Earonlnn. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson Liberty Hill.
Chcatcm s. Settle Duntonsvillc, Charles Free
man, Cairo p. o., and
]. D. TIB1ETTS,
Edgcfeld C. II.
sept 8 1y 80
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.iuly7
SD RENN AIRED.
Notice.

FUTIE subscriber having been appointed by
Il G. w. Brannou, Assignee Of The stock
in trade, and assets Of the firm Of G. w. & w
B. Brannou, hereby requires payment from
all the debtors Of said firm, who wish 10 avoid
costs.
L. II. MUNDY. Assignee.
november II :}m 43
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TO <ysS aCEs02sa a. ase@y C03ss
GOhsAh

q IL those indebted to the old firm Of Pres
"a lev ana Bryan. are hereby notified, that
after Sale Day in February 1913. their N"es
and Accounts due them will he put in the
hands nI proper officers for collection, we hope
rIl may avail themselves the opportunity Of
saving cost. i. B. PRESLEY,
B. G.. BRYAN.
an ,r d0
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NeD'E'EE M

TDEECM.
A NY Persons wiihng PlANNO'S TUNED
- can be attended 10, by applying to Mr..
Aaron A. Clark, Edgeicld {. H.; by letter
or otherwise.
July7 If "a
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o9i0SsCcc
FI2!lE Co.partners'p Of Gray 81 Goodman,
4 in the Buicherin. business. is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Gray intends
carrying on the business, and will sell Beef,
Mutton, and Pork. as loss as possible.
&. NJ. GRAY.
WM. W. GOODMAN.
January 5 At 30
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NeaU Etsgg 81 EysSssger Goods.

G. E.. 81 e.. FEYN
EHAVE received large and most desirable
Ia FL Stack of NEW GOODS, 10 suit the
season, consisting OF a general assortment of
Staple aRed FancysGOotisa
Groceries of all kinds,
Hats and Caps Shoes and Boots,
Hardware aud CrnckCry,
Drugs end Medicines,
Books and Stationary,
a splendid stock Of Bounets,
And Il variety of other articles usually kept
in our line, all Of which will be sold OIL the most
accommodating terms.
They invite their friends to call and examine
the stock, and they promise 10 give them good
bargains.
sepir 90 # 36
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REMOVAL.

EESV. .METCAz.TsY s. CO.,
HAMBURG, S. c.
UUAVE rcuove ttler stock OF Dry Goods
ID Y to the Store under the American Hotel,
Qatc Hubbard's, where it is their purpose to
keep inlI assortment Of
.arr,erieaEa. French and English
Bs re q G % % g S.
We would take this opportunity to return our
thanks TO our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on us for The last six
years, and would solicit Il continuance Of their
iarOrs.
We wonld also invite all persons buying Dry
Goods III Hamburg, who are not already OH
our large list Of subscribers 20 cire US a tricl
Our stock will conss, ola much larger and
more general assortmcn, than we nave hereto
fore kept. We shall also continue TO keep our
usual assortment OF Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating, Bonnels, and Ladies ard Childrcns
Shoes.
n. N.B.-Just resolved u full assortment Of all
numbers Of genuine
EeesSc!e E8p5Gi3g Cloths,
which together with all articles in our line will
be sold as low as they can be procured in Ham.
burg or Augusta.
WIN. KETCHAM s. co.
Hamburg. s. C. Aug. I'll If %
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January
EO Rent.

EYOR the next year, on the most favorable
M' terms. a building very suitable for Il
Drug Store, Law Office, or other purposes.
Apply 10 T. +. LABORDE.
dec Is II AZ
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN TETE TOiIJION pJ,E;S,

I4N L tlII w. ~ VI Wv LL.lS'
Mi;lcrs, Ripley & Co,
rs. fCA. SA,
Brannon &: Anderson,
Howard " Garmtny,
rS. ut.
Brannon & Anderson,
D. u 4. WcsSon,
Us. al.
DrannCn & Anderson,
Jonas ComkIing u Co.
rs. id.
Branmon Il Anderson.
Seaman Il Peck, survivors,
as. III.
Brannun S Anderson,
I. ID. Tanning " co.
Us. M
Branunn Il Anderson,
John w. Mundy, bearer,
rs. + ~.
W. =. Brannon.
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I'd ABBEY wo"ld respectfully, in'orm his
ed his HARNESS aud SADDLERi SHOP,
10 the house lately occupied by Mr.. Fields rs n
Bakery. opposite G.. II Goodman'S Bar room.
january tt 81
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Notice.
4 Ii persons indebted 10 the estatezof VIM.
IA S. Johnsnn, decd are reqnested,to, come
forward and pay mp.
L. S. JOHNSON, Ex'tr.
Jan 5 1T so
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DIR. JOEL BHANHAh'S
EEE'd3E2 81 Ea E',SEECFEC
Ell {: . ! CT Il e,

r. n offering this valuable Medicine TO the peo
4 pie of 5. Carolina lnr the relief and cHrc Of
many diseases incident 10 Il Southern climate,
do not CHIN for it inlalbity neither do
say it will cure all diseases. Bnl in
CHRONIC LiTER AFFECTIONS
IND DYSPEPSIA.