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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

vILLiAhsBrkSH, L
NEw-YORK OFFICES "a %.is; ,, - - 81 -! Boz. :.
cry TIM san,,sss. . man,. ss,,:. 20 ~
s.msxs By fre. dwelling hcesss merchandise, house
hod rnirure and al descriptions o. persons property
A. hvofsbe terms - he City Ofces generally.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Johnson, Daniel w TOWNSEND
Alonzo A. Alvord, James c. Baldwin,
Dsnlel Burtnsu, Jay Jary.s,
William Wallace, John 8 ara
Thomas ncEIrsfh, Charles pevos,
Lake BskW Reosu Bsrkley,
Prsnes A. Palmer.
DANIEL BURNETT, PfeedecS
JAMS T. heLsAH, oe0saasy. - -
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CHASDLER's WICK, ofIhs beat qasity assorted
Nsres const.nly hand, and any .ssortmeuI made 10
r.er for cgy and cog-Ery chsnders for shipping Also
- t-tu- warp bars wsfdinf &c. Fora ~
III f-i.- HgERT gHNis ~ y.srs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

nIyIDEND.-The President and Directors Of ne
DNorh American Fire Insurance. Company have do
eI.rs a vidsrd Of per tho capital stock. psys
Re o. d-nsnt R W. BLEEcKER- sscresarJ,
a. 9vts No. Wkll-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

G'arr u julius Wn0eh-r 81 generally admired n
cnDes b. .urpas.ed n squaled BY -nyh'ng before ~
o. bic nav b. had the following Nos m brOsd"sy
IA si 81 80 J-5. 81. Az ol, 3l - ~, = J. .5 -
- "a ~ IN slq ~ - Bl-oc %. n, ~ and
- Bo~ery. 81 Csns-.t |arck-st - .of ~ Ofana
I. and - H1d.on-st 10 ard lte tizhin-sse'lef ~
.,d ia Srrr avenue ij sad 55i Third avenue 10 >1u
Avenue IL Hyus.0r-st SO Greeu~icnst 10 Cnufcr
All Al ~ Principal Ofc-, i5s SssszusL "a 1se0d'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

Y B. PALMERs BUSINESS 49, !. . a. sssis.sy
''% $500 ~ y, @o n.sss .sd BE- the very ees, com
peedian Of .S snd ssse' eyer :ass G we A%s
csn rr.ss = e,,sldtpxs New or. single copy "
go sox~n 81 per 100 els per 100 tor sse
~ 49, score keepers sgsns, pedders Ae through
~, me n pilst sssi-s. Csnsos Nc On inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

and Drnfting.-Th- undersigned prepare sp7cines
.pc drawings. build MODELS secure Letters .i1n 10 ~
couptry and Europe dispose o kghis- and DO a. MS
o31i for ne Inventor Psle1fee Charges mooef sc
WALTER HUNT 4 co AtOrneys 7nd
,fzz.zDLXH Solicitors Of Pat-n.s, u wallis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

BuRGLARY.-Last night some burglar entered
the basement of house LOO Fulton s by means oil isse
keys and broke open desk where, however, ne iouna
only a. In pennies and about Sl2 IN bad bills
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
NEW STORE!
NEW ssasDDS.

NiCKSON d klNEILEY having asso.
GY c.;ed themselves together IL The Dry
Cords nuSEesS, would most respectfully s"~
ci, TIC ;:ilizans. and planters visiting liambnrg
tn call nrd examine their well selected stock Of
Staple am: Fancy Dry Goods which tney .'ficr
low imr cA-H. anIan.Sl whn b alr the following:
Brown t:umrspuns, Irm Ga To 37t,
Bipac!,eL do "a 10 Is.
E,..gl.s! ami American Pr,nls, ) IN 90.
American and Sco,ch iine:lams, l21 to 81.
Black a.:L Colored A'paccas, PLAN, plaid
a"l striped,
Bcmha>si:,. and Muslin DeLAins,
Black Silk. p!,in, striped a:d Plaid,
Toi"reG Silks tram : 90 I" 225,
Span silk Fnids.
Ni"iiuir i.nstre, satin surle,
pia,: anG stripe Ca:rinrs, (ns" style dress
s1nd-l
r,.sii.ne'> TInm iS3 :" 81 90
saru;: 81 Datiis ;iiausels
lUl H.. an. l.! ! Bed Blankets.
liosurl M" most complete sock ever offered
4 this market
Red AID White Flannel ali WOOL from 25
&, Si 90.
Darm"t 10 lsa.
siti,ino and Lambs wool Drawers and
Shirts
Sarincls. Kentucky Jeans. and Mcrrino
'asS'JiciGS,
Eneish, American and Frcnch Cloths and
CaS.ImrrS,
kerseys. from II 10 3l4
Furniture DimIry. Iro,i; Is 10 80,
Umbrellas. Bonnc,s and Flowers.
Ribbons oI nil descriptions.
Piaii Lindscss and ap:nn chrcks,
Brown aud blearIled Holland.
dn do Drill.
Osnaburss and Factory stripes,
Swiss. Mmii iionk Plaid aud Jaconet Muslin,
4.a sd 8 d. IA and 6.4 wool Shaws,
Lr.Ies ;nrpad and cotton I,aces.
Sn.?cnders Glove. aud iiandkcrchieis,
LaGi.s and Cnr!G,ca'S :Shues
S,4, "a and l0.4 Table Dumask.
Trimmings 10. crosses &c sc. &c.
Sept 10 80 2m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
FOR ORDINARY.

We are authorized To announce ED'F aku
PRESLEY. as u Candidate for tic Oillce Of
Ordinary at The ensuing election,
We are authorized 20 aun"nnce Col.
WILLIAM Fl. MOSS, Us a Candidate:
for The Office Of Ordinary 9. lii" ensu.nt,
election.
NJ Tho friends Of HENRY T. WRIGHT
Esqr.. nnnonnce .i,n, as , c"nd!da'e for tie "i
fee of Ord!uarv OF this District, at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to annouarc Mi.
w. l.. COLEMAN. as a candidate Tor
Ordinary a, The ensuing election
The friends of HUGH A. NIXON, Esq.
respectfully announce him as Can;i"ia'e
for the Office oi Ordimary, AT ,hc uex'
Election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27

table, ANU ,"~""s upa pe"teI ...-e- --.
said he, 81, is cider; making believe he
was going set il down.
"Drink it," said The old man; and he
did.
"Tha''s royal good cider; you make
thai for your own USE; can't buy such as
that; if had a barrel of that in Boston,
I'd get five dollars Tor it. How dill you
make i, 2"
"Mad" it an o. apples"
"Did you? Well, you must have
Extraordinary good ones, every one Of
them iit 10 make mince pies of. Got a
large orchard l:aint yun, Squirrel"
No"
"Ftst rate what there is on it, then;
gor ii snug house here, too; hav'nt seen
many houses like as we'll rs this, and
I've seen good many in my day. Real
snug house; looking ruund as ii hunting
sra@ fly; how many rooms mp slairs?"
"Four and all finished off," said The
nld w"hnan, who was ironing. On shat
he turned right round and made all his
talk to her.
"Four. and all finished of, and fur
nished. You are thriving like all nature.
Go; smart and handsome gl!ls enough TO
fill them up?"
"No, oul V one"
swell, one good ONE is rnongh-bol-
ter than three or four ordinary ones
how old is sIrr!"
Eighteen"
"Eighlepn?-s!,e'll be married before
long, | reckon. Not many gills like
yours live 10 br old maids"
81 don't think she'll be an old maid" :"
"She looks like you don't she now? !?
I've heard of her; she's handsome as a
picture; what "A hanscme setting out you'll
GIVE her ~
''Y:s, I've got five pair Of linicn
sheets, and tnur coverIids, that made
her his summer. mean if she ever
does gel married, HAT she shall have as
good a srl'ing ouI as any body"
$50 | would, and you arc able TO do
it. Now think of it, I've got ft:w
first rate things thai l mean to carry
home to some body, you can guess who,
(winking.) I've beer offered more than
they are worth, bnt would NOT sell them,
bn, I've mind to let you have them for
that girl Of yours, don't know as can
lc,'m go. Brlsry will expect them. But
come you and look at them"
So the old woman put on her specs,
ard went ont wilhhim to The wagon. He
dug TO The bottom and hauled ou, some
pahs and pals just like those on top.
"Here they are, | keep them slowed
away out of sight; the genuine Lafayette
tin come from France. The more you
use them the brighter they grow; they
never need securing"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
EIGUk ut This.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
bs.YLLg.g.Tz EB. GEss3.s.E.

(4!his ON Stand in augusta Ca.)
EEl:S Just received from New York large
q m ari extensive assortment of FALL. aud
WATER GOODS many Of which he is
selling iron; 70 To 20 per cent, less tlIan last
wears prices, be- wanld invite his llirnds and
au ua"r. who wish 10 purchase goods low I"
give i'm. call IN his stock are many Rieh
and Fashionable Goods, such as--
Rich satin stripe and Changrhhic Silks.
VIII, Black Gro DeRhine and Lusire Silks.
Rich Sarin Stripe and Figured Cashmeres,
Cashmere Dccosse and Muslin DeLanes,
(verr cheap,)
Lamenine Stripes and Plaid Worsteds,
Satin Stripe and Plaid Alpaccas,
Mohuir L:stle and Changeable Plaids,
PLAN, Black md Silk Warp AIoaccas,
A large assortment OF Euglish and American
Prn,s, .andsome Patiers and very cheap,
French and Scotch Glugbnms,
R,ch Cashmere md Plald Woolcn Shawls,
Eerar; Lace Cap. and Muslin Collars,
Ga5ries and Jenny Lind Collars,
D.apary Muslin and Furniture Dinlety,
WEIGH t,auzc and Mrlcd Flannels,
l0-4 & l2.4 Riocu Buund Whl'rey Blankets
The above, together with a large asso!t-
ment OF Cloths, Cassamcras. Vcs;ings, Salts
neis, Kenru*ky James, Blankets, FlanneIs,
Kclsevs. Neg!o Cloths, Bedick, Drnpery,
Living. Lawns, Mr.Ins, Camb''ca, Hand
kerch.efs, Brown and Bleachcd Sh1rtings and
Shee,ings (very cheap, with variety CT
other goods 100 numerous 10 mention in this
Advertisement.
Oct 20 4t Az
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FOR CLERK.

o. We are authorised to onnornce
WR. NJ. JOHNSON, Esq. a caadidnte
for Clerk # the His'lic' Conrt Of EIs"Iield
al the ensuing 'lec'i"d.
Ue The friends q: PETEE GEAT'rLf-
BUM, Esql.. announce him as :: ra''!id",e !"r
the Office Of Clerk or Ill. Ccu' ot C0nr:!"r
Pleas, nf this District. at the ensuing eiecti"n
We are auinc:!Zrt: tG Gan!irnnce tEOS
G BACON, i Candidate ioi t" 'ier'i"n ~
Clerk of Ihe Court. Cot Ehe field District.
The frierd, 9. T.. PENN aanoyncc
him as CouGida.c "a, &c Cilrc nf Clerk
at the eusuing sir, : ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
ElEs 90 ID 81.

A or Fall g. Winter tinon, ar"...e
Figuicd. Wa,ercd and plain black silks,
Black AipacaS and BOIibazincs,
Colored :ilpacca$, plain and satin striped,
French rashmeres and English Mcrnus,
30 pieces Muslin DcLaines l2t 10 % cents,
80 do Cashmerrs, 25 to 50 cents.
100 dn Scotch and French Ginghams l21
10 81 ceGis.
500 pieces Prints, from 4 TO l2l cents per yaid,
10 bales brown Sllirtings aud Shecllng, to
l0cents'
Frirgcs, Gimrs and Bulons,
BIear!ieh sl'lrlines. "'c :, 5 to l24 cents,
Irish Linens and Table Dama*ks,
Needle workeu Collars Cheniiselis,
Irish Linen aud thread Edging>.
Linen Camhtic llandEeichiefs. 6i TO 81! cents.
Hosiery, Gloves. Ribhons Laccs, etc
Cloths. Cass!mercs, Twpcds and ErmIneIis,
Saline.s. Kentucky Jeans and KerSeys,
Nrsrc aud Alacinaw Blankets,
Fine Bed md Crib do
! few cases ni Hats ard Shoes.
n. B.-rriuts and D"mestIcs, 20 per cent
cs| than last year'S prices.
New Goods received weekly by the Steamer.
Parcels delivered in HAMBURG free of charge.
r. BRENNAN
Oct % 2m 4O
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5 2" and b0xssSI0H5en.
dered Sugars. &.s.a,os,,...
West ludia and New Orleans MoIasSes, esa1N-;;'zz
l75 Bags Rio, i.aguara and Java Coiieei
400 Sacks Of Salt.
Is barrels Mmckerels,
so boxes Fine Cheese,
3 uerccs Rice.
I25 kegs of Nails and Brads.
30 eco lis Sweedes Iror-a'I sizes,
3anG Iron, German and Cast Steel,
Ivasnn Boxes.
100 boxc: Window GlaSs-ali sizes,
5OD puuniS Putty. in B;adders,
4 500 pounds Willie Lead, Vernon Niil'S,
2 barrels :nSec.! o.!
.ji.chcrs Boots. Brogans ard Ladies Shoes,
800 Heavy Drtlel Blankets,
20 pair Fine Bed 5'aukelS.
Ke,seys CSnaburas Slirtings and Shcetings
cases Prir!s-nil patterns.
Pail,ei Buckets and Tubs.
B.assbrn,.d DrcI;cis anJ Wire Seeves.
3c0O rnuG,!. lem; ,ci. AND 800 pounds oak tan
raj Sole Lal:Aef Upper Leather aud Calf
Skins.
2up Coils Rupe--lU00 pounds Twinc.
I21 bags ;;i,,r 80 KEGS best Powder,
Lead RIueSlcnr lndigo. Copperas.
Canics. Sperm and Tallow,
Chewin. Tobacco.
Sugar Cans, Measures. Pepper. Spice, Gili-
ger. Cane Seat Chairs. Wood and Cane Sed'
kr::;iu. Chairs. and many other articles :ou te
d,n':s To cnpnlnratr.
N'n vii &c mak,ng alrlos! ,iaily acrcssioiis q
on. slack, ,Id ruu.d b. pleased 10 ai,"ud io"i
or.:cr, from n.r Fl ends 1nj feel asspred OF gv
ir: sa;ls,aclul!.
DUNBAR s. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg. 8. e, rr;25 If DO
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Massachusetts and Connecticut
Tin PCsi!arS,

GONE day." said the Bay State Ped
lar, "as was driving along, fellow
with load of Tin calnr out Of a by-road
and followed right along in my tracks.
Mister" said +, "wbicll way are you
going!"
"Going ahead don't you see :"
said he.
"Yrs, says |; II reckon we had bet
lie, TAXI different roads, else only ONE CT
US will srl: any tin; what say von?"
"Yrs, we ui'l. Yru may 60 ahead
and sell all YOU can, .onJ then ! Il sell as
much again IS YOU.
why, will you Sell so much cllea
pr,?"
"No-bu, i will get more for every
article"
"WpII. | '!n"'t soc how you can do il.
"rry II, and III show you. I'll stop
here while ,ou dive to tnat house yon>
der, and sell all Won can. Star: on ynu.
Team, llle, and then come back for
your whip or something you have drop
ped, and you can see how | SELL"
swell" said ]: SOL drove up to the
house and went in, andsspoke to the old
gentleman wIn vas reading the news
paper. "Ilpw d" do?" saws |, but he
didn'r mind anything about me-
.'Wanr TO buy any tin pans, pals, or
cups, Or any thing 2"
"No."
OIL sell cheap, and take almost any,
thing in pay"
"Don'l want none,"
"Bul just look al my Ioi; it is tie
comp'e,esl you ever saw"
Don't want to-
"Wr!I, | really wish could sell you
something. You really think you can't
buy7"
mo. don't want anything"
So went out and started my horse.
-"Wboa," says I; ''now iii sec what
.,ha, Cc""Nriicnf feI!nw can do"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27

HF Ihls District. a negro man who says his
Y j name is HARRY, aud that he belongs to
Mr.. Samuel Young OF Lanrens District 5. c
Said fellow il about five fcr'. 5 or Il inches
hiah about 4Gy"urs of age. Of dark complex.
ioH. lie has n scar over his right eye and one
llenr his lefi eye, his forcfngcr on his right
hand has been boken, his forehead is very fiat;
he says he runaway sometime in May OF Jnne
last. The owner is requested to come forward
prnvp property. pay chalges and take him
AWAY or he will be dealt with according to law.
A. ii. BURT, J. E. ID.
Dec G lS4S If 46
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CAN DII, : T e 5.
FOR SHERIFF..
,.n,,n,nnNo,> ~ N>,N>c.

FOR SHERiFF.
rThe friea,is orWESLEY BODIE. Esqr ,
announce him MS cannldule i"r the tIcr vi
Sheriff of this Disiric, al the ensnlng election
We are aulhorized In announce Capt.
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as a Can
,Iida,e tr ShcriH, at the ensuing election
nThe friends Of Col. THOS- :W-GLhN-
aaN announce him as candidate for the
0iiica of ShETiM Hr 1;re Ieel'.'s'z.-sssrars
uThp friends Of Col. JOHN HILL an,
oounce him as candidate iinr Sheriff o Eds-
field Distric, nj the next election.
NJ We are authorized to annnunce I: J.
WHITAkEG. rs a candidate tor the otnce
of Sheriff. at the ensuing election.
The Friends Of WM. p. BUTLER, Esq"
announce him as Candidate iot Sheriff tt the
mex, election.
TFThe Friends Of ALFRED NAY,
announce him az Candidate for Sher'i'
d, the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
(" Cen. Taylor Never surrenders 2
ANg, COHN's
Cheap Cash Store,
Without Exception, is the heSheapest Store.

plentiful the
Ia the Pur surrounding
iu
no
Ribbons Gloves, fckius Hose,
Cuff, don't
freely that
CHEAPER The would well and
Call 5uthe
looking, all will
adm That The hest u j. COINS. II
ec" m 1913 4G IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
FgsAs NOTICE.

LII Persons having any demands
~ sainsl the estate Of James >. Pope,
deceased. are requested 10 present them
for paymentby The 25lh Of December nexi,
as il is Intended shortly to make a hnal
settlement un said estate.
TAOS. Fl. POPE. Execus
JAS, q. WILSON, tors.
Nov. 4, lS45 IT AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.

The Fricrds O; Nai, T ". RCRT, an
nopnce hItn as Il ..rdidate ior Tax Coi!ec
Tor. ~ ,he ensui,p c'ectlnL
The li,ends Of Cni ! QUA7'TLFHUM,
annouucc hin as candidate i"r Tax Col
leclor. at the ensuing election.
We are aplhor,zed 10 nrDnunCe NN l..
PARKS, as Candidate :Ur Tav Ca!!sc-
Tor. a! The neyi eeri;nn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
Dec 13

i1Ini Of the great ,ne. caused by the cut Of I'm
axe he speaks rather short when spoken to-
and has a somewhat, dow n look ! will give
The above reward 10 any one who will deliver
him to me ut my residence, or twenty dollars
(S2u) if lodged in Jail where may sethim.
JOHN l.. BOYD
Warenton, Abb. Nov. SlI, Ct a3
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For Sale or Scent

~s fE,ilE Dwelling House. d
GA his a, Lot, formerly occupied
ssSsa siiEE by w. G. Russell. one and a
ss3 quarter miles of Edsrfield
Court House, IN the Columbia Road.
The House contains, three nprigh
rooms, and other convenient out buildings.
For particulars enquire OF this Office.
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!, ars.--!iOuse and
Comuiisslnn Business,
TH,,.g t- a,

GSNi3.5tS"S. 3. &.
MWk.J r..IIEUW having hy mntua!
I've crnSent w'ibfr.wn !r4m the firm Of
Ge.ger. Pe,tisw s, Ha;gti, 'he WAREHOUSE
AID OM MISSION brsiras. wiI ~ continued
ct ,hr same stand by W w GEIGER IL J.. L..
KNIGHT. under the firm Of
GEIIER q KNIGHT,
Who respectfully tender to farmer customers
and Planters geHera'ly their services III ll'e Stor
aye and sale of Cotton AND other produce.
Advances will b. made wien required on
produce i'll Store end their charges will be reg.
uatedh hy a due regard TO tine s'ale Of the times.
Nov l6i3 Pm 41
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
NO. 40.

"What is the price Of these common
ones :" said she pointing TO some just
like those lie had in his hand.
Five shiIlings, and those are ten
the Lafayette lin cost nine and sixpPnce;
bul for that pretty girls sake that look
so much like you, they say, l'll let you
have few for seventeen sllillings." 4
SO he went on talking i'll he sold her
more than five dollars worth Of ware not
nigh as good as mine, and at great
deal higher prices.
When lie started on, says lie, "IloN*
much did you sell ?''
"None."
"Ah, you didn't come from old Con-
necIicul."
"No | didn't" says 7; and then in
low voice, "and ] don't want TO if they
all lie as you do,''
OAKs.-ProE Beck says the oaks of
the forest are known with tolerabie GER.
tain'ly, to attain the age ofS0O or 900
years, and are the mos, aged trees that
WE possess. Pines are stated by DR..
Williams, in lis history Of Vermont, to
live ilom $50 to 400 years. OF the
oaks comprised under the Linaan genus
quercrs, bolanists are acquainted with
more than 44O species, of which more
than one-half belong to America. In
this state there are fifteen various
species, as follow: w:-Mossy cup, post
white, swamp white, swamp chesnur, z
yellow rock chesnut, dwarf chesinut,
willow, black, red or scarcet, pine and
oak. The white oak is the most valua.
bic Of all, being extensively employed
in ship building. In England in loo
years time, the PRICE of ship building
advanced ii per ceM. Sinclair, in his
Code of Agriculture, stated that. n ship.
5000 load Of wood, the pros
duce of 50ac,cs, each tree siandiape33
feet apart. Hence the Importance OF
cullivating the oak, and where the young !,
'.nos are raised nrnnnd should bss.
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To wilichEiia nnyrrs -...

j % WHICH he Iiiyrro
public 10 call.hnd examine, before Purchasing
elsewhere, as he feels confident that !lr can
give satisfaction TO all who may favor him with
call. b. &. BRYAN.
Ou. 10, IS45. If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
Ne w A II II II H Al.
OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
AT TIE CHEAP CASH STORE.

FENlE received the Rationale
Panaoo sVes4Coals Sas Silk Neck and
fom The North which
surpassed, and they all his Goods
extremely low
FOR TIE LADlEsagss
offers splendid Of Beads TassFs Clasps Steel Rings late
Cnirens Carpet Binding of Lambs Wool
G;ms aud Fuuge.
Of NEW be sold low
sfs J.COHN
December 6 1915 2eE$It as
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Notice.

Tennis is-to forcwarn all persons from cut
al ting, or hauling off Of my land, or let
ting fro out, or taking any Liberty whatever,
without my consent, as the law will be put
in force agains, them.
MOSES SWEARINGEN.
Nov 6 ls4s If ~
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aiScaSe is PerlouiCas; llle patient IS Indis- p
posed about church lime on Sunday
morning, but is usually quite able to
aItendlo his business on Monday, how
ever early in tho morning it may COM
mence:-The correspondent adds, 10 a
postscript, that when strange preacher
"comcs long his way the disease il no,
near SO general"
GocD ADvIcE.-A cotemporaty gives
the following good advice, which has
more wit in il than poetry.
"Nrvrr cut piece out of newspa>
per until you have looked on the other
side.
"Lel no gentleman eyer quarrel with
a woman. If you are in trouble With.
her, retreat. II she abuse you, be silcnu.
If she tear your cloak off, give her your
coat. lfshc box years, bow. If she
Iea's your eyes oul, Jecly your way 10 the
door, but fly"
Tie New York papers tell story of
, ,,., ,L, L,;ro ,I, y,
nn.,, er oa,n;,, -, " ''' ~ Vi NIX d
..Tho, u,rs, a., >, -, -,
man "for I don'r hold = min, ), ~ pour
Probably that was ths s.n'. . =,
declared liza, he should dis nS - . an s WHO
l,su,,sa ,hsra was Nv, .oos w 'e'er'
''' = W. - '''" 1'''0" ''ei '"0n'0n'
"Riy - said r., h. "wbv ;s .h
c,llrL q weening v;llow ,;, '"'' "ee
"Csuse one of the sne,, ; ,,
,i,nns orsr, sa ra,s " 49,. "s .sn, Se ing "'a''et
,l;d h III III. Ln,s l;.L;,n ~ ,''ncnfS ''as
n;r,mran 'ra' us ugly
P'c'"te'
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MORE NEW GOODS.
ChristmaSt Presents.


a Splendid assortment of Toys. Harmoni.
IA cas- Fiageletls. and a great variety OF dif
ierrnl articles in that Irle-fire Crackers, Fire
Works Of great varieties.
GROCERIES
] Hhd.of that splendid Sugar, ! lbs. for 81.
d Bags ut splendid Rio Coffee.
Cheese AZ 12i cenis per pound.
Butter Crackers ut ia cents per pound.
Raslns al l2a cents per pound.
Aackerel.
STATIONARY.
Letter Paper Il! cts per quire, Fonlscap,
Blank bonks, iuli assnrtm' nj of fnll and halt
bound Lpdgers. Journals, Cash Books etc &C.
A large assortment Of Ladies black and col
nred Belts, likewise ChiIdrens Bcirs-al OF
which will be sold at unusual low prices at
j. COINS Cheap Cash Store
Dec IL If AZ
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S25 REV ARD.

EsUNAWAY from the Subscriber
EG on the "a inst my NEGRO
MAN PETER. Said boy IL abnnt
lhirty.iive years Of age. rather Iigl:
cumpiexion, sinu,ly uade and has IL
heavy head of hair; he also has IL
scar on one OF his feet. near the first
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Content in the hulpblese dwelling, is
oe,'sr lhHns care in the most splendid
palace.
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SEEKING EMrLoyMEE1,-Mister, j
say, | don 'tsnppose you donr know Of
no body wllat. don't want TO hire nobody
to DO no1l'in'., don't yoaAThe answer,
was Yes | d on'l.