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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

sailing of the ssltiiIo for California->t. Law
renee and Atlantic Raiiwa,-ssorm,s &C.

BosToN. Fudsy Dec. -
The Brig Saltillo. loaded with champagne. gun
brandy whisky clothing snd four cleared for Cal
h0rnis today
Dates from Halifax to the eo;h have been received
The papers state tbsi letters received BY the Niagara
ave assurance tbs, the English Government will favor
and help the construction Of the Halifax and Quebec
Railway.
Alsrse number Of vessels have gone from the
eastward AID thu. port since the 2th. and will no
doubt feel the eAects OF the present storm pretty
verely.
ne.tructise Fire-Snew -torm->hip News.
PoSrIA>n Nc. Friday. Dec -.
The town oi Ssco. NJ sine. WAS visited with a
destructive ars las, evening the dame. reducing eight
houses snd .torcs 70 ashes Tic oss . estimated At
sARVO,
SnoW began IL ian quite merri,y in cur city, about
n oelcok this morning and hss continued throughout
The greater part Of the day vessel loaded with luni
Der went ashore between Cape Cottage and Portland
light and hagea
RscRlArIoN.-We perceive, By au advertise
aea; in smother couruu thai the members OF Msrshsa
Division OF T. have Bal aud Fesssysl on Tues
DAY evening" December ~ The cclebrsiei New.Or
leans Mins,rels have volunteered tor the occasion
which doub, ~ vii b. Joyous ono.
tT~ Christmas IS emphsticsly the season for
Pairs This ~ Lsdss Of the Mariners fsHily indus
.risl society fully understand Taey ar COW oasrins
variety OF fancy aud useful articles for ssle a, -
Chatham square, Their csuse 10 worthy one lie;
the liberal hearted be give them early cal
lfthey do this are they will Be Induced to re-
poatii
FrKx.-A carpenters shop IN Soonest near
whitehsl took Ere little after mdnish: lssi night
and WA entirely consumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

INDIA RuRsER OyERsHoEs -GooDYsAEs WsreLou.s 10
Broadway. opposite Trinity chufchyard, connnue. %
keep - heretofore The perfect extensive ss.o
ment of oyershoes manufactured expressly for re real
cusomers snd OF the latest French styles yet SOLD oss
prices thsn elsewhere prevail for much Inferior article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

To PRISONS DEPARTING F0s C,LifosSt asD THk Paci
nc, IMPROVED BUckskfS M9sEY BtLrs-lb- sitsfiioc
persons about departing for IafOfLs e lnyIod ~ -
shove Indispensable ar Gle, calculated 10 AID mech o ~
comfort aud oonycni-nce II be sesrer, and suisnr
god. osrk notes sad valuable papers The stenlrn =
ino.e making up assorted 1yoces 10 CA "a 20 t's ai
"a hey vii command qgcs sale Al sny 81 NE f.n-
ports. FJt ss.- manufacturers prc-s .iusJ % ~ n,
dozen. Also o sk caps, with capes siiachei sesnr ~
shiobnsrd or suc-earfisge travelling bihO
cx36l- Pine and sssssas as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

UssEUL ASsu.L.-The editor Of ths Cecil Mig ss!s
that newspaper ould confer reel benent apoo th>
o. scnben by ir3gciog hem 10 procure rALskks ans
nsc-ths IL 10 one Of The mOst valuable statistical wos
print that be- could get snorer copy NJ ~0'"
not psu vim IL fof twenty nnes ne eosl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

~ The Information necessary TO the adoption Of ses
discriminating thoroogh systsm Of sfvstIs.ns -
v B. PALxEE the agent be he'd ~ ne Afene9' Nv
b2ns Baiicipss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

OvsNHoEs Leather ard all other birds of Oger.Ao-.
waterproof cork sole snd dress Boots u e seu sy..
Tor sale a. very reduced prices al WATKINS
j23 3.eod IIt Fatoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23
DRAWING OF THE PRIZES
ART UNION FOR fsis.
Coles Picture won by ,Ir. Brodt, Of Bling
hamrou. v. Y.

The Annual Distribution Of Prizes BY the Amer
can Arr riou took place act night A. the Tabernacle
In spite Of TIE severity o. the weather, upward oi
three thousand members were present
PRosPER n. WEr~okE Eco presided and a. me
officers = The Institution IN attendance After
some opening remarks By the Chairman,
IA Coz ESQ came forward and read the Report Of
toe Committee he announced the number Of SUB
scrip-ons =. 1915 The number would have been
much isrger ifthe Committee hsd deemed q desirable
but they decided o. close u tue l5.n u tae month
believing irue., . suspend the admission Of members
when 6, was evident that more money could 20, Be ~
deo,slv evcenaes H referred slso % the dissnvsn
tage, sustained by TIE Committee on account Of the
s,ogne.s With wai-h names came IN A. hrst and re
anal ru,t Of Subscribers toward the end o. the year
Inc number OF members on the let 90 July wss 7ol
fnskirgs sum Of ICES than $4,000 while there were 90
The walls of the room works of sri worth more b.
ZOO than the income then received The Commit
to indulge in no perqustes a. toe exPenss Of the In
s-iruron TIE Corresponding Secretary, on whom hss
degoved IN immense amount OF business, hss received
during tha gesr 1900 business lsirers 70 nearly At Of
which b. has replied denying ell salary Tor toe labor
The Committee have now made a. fundamental pro
vision that 10 member shall receive shy emoument
whstever Under the Jan pursued 5y them. the Amer
icsn Art nion hss surpassed that %; London during
the pas, year besides sustaining the Free Gallery one
oil the most sttrscive ornaments Of our metropolis
The COMMITTEE aier long discussion for the engrsv-
Ing Of 1912 nave selected Youth By Cole the en-.
craving Of which mas been entrusted 70 NJ smiley.
The voyage Of Life IS distributed with the express
reservation that the pictures composing the series rnsy
b. engraved FOR the Use Of the Society.
The Committee have resolved 70 cause NEEDS. com
rnenorating Trunnbl 70 De issued for l-ia ne Re
port concluded Dy referring 20 the influence o. the
Ari.Union ia encouraging the progress Of American
art and establishing snstions school which may hnaly
equal and excel the famed Academies OF the Old World
The Treasurer. Mr austen then resd the following
Report RECEIPTS
n Huce ron 1917 - On
Casa from ie475 Members s.ll ~
or frou So OF Csfslosues ............. LIis s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

" am still selling my Oyercosis al anprec tented loo
prices must be understood lhst these costs sre shs
Tor hrsiclsss wearers The fact IL. have too msny lef
consequence Of the nidness Of TIE season The prcs
varies from go to sli Usual price lliosls Ny goods
must il be sold before Jan l.
"a CLARKE l,6 Wiuam.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

kNoN io IHs MvlrruDt- Hu .itaui .isi,es. ~ Jis.
my l. 1879 PsDorsmss, Dljrsnas California Gold Ctol
era, Concerts by Germsn Bands French ami Italian Ar
i.ies. Theatrical Squabble. snd Oqers Easi, Negrosn.
s,relsy Sc completely occupy M public mind hat u
with difficulty psin mser- offset safss saer
lion 10 simple card OF thsnss get Successful has e -
yefser been during the past eve months hat hr ee-os
his duty % acknowledge bis Indebtedness 10 NJ ngm-oa.
patrons who In Ell season, have crowded hs weHkuoss
Hat Depot - Fuion-st ,h-ir eradication sni he a.
Of his desire 10 follow ih- advice of he Nen.5sa
" Ann nnflern u
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Annual Report .........'...... 2ooo ~
General Expense Discounts aud Exchange.
Fuel Freghis Labor Painting Gsllery, and
expenses ~ Annual Meeting ............... &Rli ~
Sales Of Catalogues and Five per Cent on ANU
al Subscriptions, reserved % pay Tor Build
Bsjsuc- in hand ................ s. =
S55.iSi =
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ltis the 0f Gfts kNoN d.inefes'ei saggs,.
hat his STOCK Oilers every nduc DESTROYS.
making appropriate presents For ga iIenen hi. eles.r
hsss manufactured Of The mos, expensive aud durable ma
terial- which he sells FoUE DOLLARS EAcH For ne
ladies' hs large and costly u Furs Mgfs To
pes &C For children. hi, gay and splendid show o. Car.
These mus prove IN all acceptable ~ far prefers
bic to the hmsy gswga~s generally selected Tor holssy
gin.
Genfleneu " ho design making "css" on he spproscA.
ing NeH Years Day, should besnnisl h.i
designed and manufactured expressly for the hoi-,sby
KNOX hh does not cfesle sensation. KsoN vii abandon
the ue acquired by his PEST " beng The fsaes
srchteci 81 hats living His old customer. mus .l
give him call esch one bringing 0snd BY his me.n.
they VIII render BIS New fesrs Day happy indeed
Coon LIVING on TINS WAY TO C,LifosSi,-.wuls
MILLER PRovosr spphse Emgrsni- and shippeuo
csorns or elsewhere that icy have constantly 90 hand
IN portable canisiers extensive variety u preserved
meats nsh, vegetables soups which retain perfectly
their natural flavor sud nutritious quality or twenty-s.
years m any cmss Csnsters are kept open IN ih-rd
nee Tor tbs Inspection u purchasers and mono odd rsr
hose Of their own manufacture Every variety Of pcss
preserves, brandy fruits ieies, Jams. caisups East ss
West India condiments Nc 10 packages Tor exporsaoo
warehouse III Frontsi dHW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

The question then recnrrsd on the passage Oh
the Resolution and, the Main Question having
been ordered by the House. and the Yeas and
Nays demanded, the resolution pa"ed by the
/ foIiotrfnv vote.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10
State AGRICULTURAL society
~ of south Carolina.

HHy HE following PREMIUMS will be
81 awarded to The successful competi.
Tors, at the semi-anpual meeting, to be
held ia The village Of Spartanbursr on the
second Wednesday in Sept. mex,
l.. For the best Stallion, fer Agricultu-
raj purposes-a silver medal.
g. For the best Mare. for Agricultural
purposes; a Silver Medal.
3. For the best native Ball, over 8
years; Silver Medal.
E For the hest naive Cow, over 8 years;
Silver Medal.
5. For the best Jack, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the best Mule. bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
7. For the best Ram, adapted TO our
climate; Silver Medal.
s. For the best Eve, adopted to our
climate; Silver Medal.
g.. For the best Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; Silver Medal. zee, s-
10. To the mos, successful and exten
sive grower Of clover for three consecutive
years; Silver Medal. ~
IL. TO The successful competitor in 8
pioughing match, with double or single
Team; Silver Medal. -
IL. For the most successful and exten.
sive experiment with lime.for three conse.
culive years; one complete Sc, Of the Far,
ner's Register.
d3. For the best conducted Farm in the
District Of Sparlanburg; Silver Cup o.
the value Of Sl0.
A full and detailed statement of the
value and operations Of The Farm. to bt
furnished by the Agricultural Society o
SparlanburS, or Committee Of three
bisinteresled farmers of the Distric'.
ApriI 5, If III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10
81 THE 4 EDGEFIELD s.S!:. .5!s.
SEEJHE.aLE al aG.8DEJMY r;
4 s. CONDUCTED by s.5gs. ..l,s' $
.Fbr and Mrs Jones'

NMIiLL open as heretofore advertised, on
N# Monday the 7th ofFebruary. The ar
ranaements are as follows. A Primary Depart
ment Junior, Middle and Senior Classes.
~ In the P4imary Department.
sneIling. Reading, Writing and Efe. -
meraary Arthhienc, sga 20 w
3. s;s 80. nlhe Junior Class. !.
Smelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar, az
Arithmetic, Primary Geography, :.
81 Abridged History, Composition, 8 OO
In the Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arthnie.
! =. tic extended, Grammar and Pars.
I ing, General Geography, History =,
Of United States and of England,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Naiuru -
: n 4, Philosophy, Composition, III w
asfinsh The SeniUr Class.
Ancient Geography. General History,
s. Critical Reading, Rhetoric. Logic.
Botany, Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy, Algebra. Geometry,
La,ip with a,view 10 more tho. ..
soash understanding of English, II 0O
n Ine,rnct;on n Mnsic. srl5 0O
-. 50. :. do do French ~ 90
= The year will be divided into four quarters
ofeleven weeks each, commencing as follows
lst Of January, 18th of March, ist of June, and
lst Of October
Books, Stationary, &C., will be furnished at
prices TO Cover expenses only.
& N. D. The present quarter Ito commence on u,
The 9TH ofFebiuary,) will be charged as nan
quarter, zs q
= fah , - .-. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10

Union District. Beaver Dan, e
Jeter; Bogansville, Caswell, Began; Ge-
dar Grove, Robert Black; g opersgills,
EJno; B Minlx; Cross Keys, 3 2 Rutnef-
ford; Dtaytonsviile, las Service; islis
dam, Jno F Hill; Goshen Hill We W
Glenn; Gowdeysvillt B Hawkins;
JonesviIle, Chas Cunningham Nc
Btidesyille, Stephen Kirby; Mount JOY.
,lsaacJ Foster; Mount Tabor tn
.bor, j. A Stephenson; Oak Gfoye,R Il
Luski; Pacelet Mills, Jno: LiltIejohn:
Pinckneyyille,s Jas H Alexsnder Sha:
,dy Grove, Jesse Briggs; Timber Ridge.
II Comeback; Unionpille Court House,
Benz H Bradley; WilkinsonSille a
Wilkins. - ~ 81:
Williamsburg District. Camp Ridge,
w G Cade; China Grove. Jas Snow!
Indian Town. Robt Dicks J0hnso1.:
vile, James Prosser; Kingstree @ 4, %
T Baughan. -. s:.. & q:
York District Antioch, r Il Use.
maui; Bethel, Jno B Hunter; Bairsyil!e,
J r Gillespie; Brattonsyilie, r Mel Bfai:'
ton; Cherokee 1ronsWlorks, REUBEN
Swami; Coales' Tayern, VIM r McFsd
deo, Ebenezerville, Alex F Feyeil;
Fort Mill, VIM E White; Guihriesyille,
Francis A Erwin; Harmony, } McCosh;
Haynesville, VIM Thompson; Hope.
well, Saml Wright; Meeks H;ll. Eli
Mceks; Nathan Ford, SAWhyie; Smiths
Ford, Jno Smith; Spring Hill, s. W
Ruddock; Spring Rock, A Crawford;
Yorkville, Saml Mellon ;.ss az 8 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10
DR.. JOEL BKANHAM's
LIVER s. DYSPECTIC
WI E. D &c I N E

I'm Offering this valuable Medicine 10 the peo
u Pile of 8. Carolina fUr the relief and ciire of
many diseases incident to a Southern climate,
do not claim for it tinfaIibility; neilller do l
say it will cure all Diseases. Butin -.
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
md DYSPEPS[A. :. III IS
can confidently advise and recommend its
use, from rry personal observation and use Of
the article in my own practice. This article is
favoraby received wherever it has beer used.
lam allowed to relerto Mr.. George Heard Of
! Troup, nit John Warren of Columbus, MIR.
McAffee Of Cobb, Mr. Asbury Hull of Athens,
mr. William d. Terrell Of PutHam, Revd.
John E: Dawson of Lagrange; to which a
great number OF names might be added, who;
bear their testimony TO its value.
habitual costiSeness is found very frequently
| connected with feeble constitutions, aud per-.
sons Of sedeutary habits, which often exert n
haell h Of the subject; and is particularly mani.
tested Sy restless and desponding state of the
mind, irres esular If not loss Of appetite: For
this condition Of The system. is article conf;
tdentlY recommended with the positive lassur-,
ancs that if the dose is property ndjustsds:
not to move the bowels too actiyely relief inays
IuSA0iiSu 0ur OSSh iSeot "
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the
use nIe CUm1uUH Purg -mrdiirincs
resorted to. This article will BIZ foundlto act
I rs q pleasant cordial and tonic restoring sthe
appetite, and al tie same lime fulfilling every
indication that the common purging medicines
are designed 10 effect. 5Fsf
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almost every fall,
TO sucIl. / recommend the use Of this Medicine,
beginning at least By the middle ofMay, or first
ofJuneiE .'a's.i 80 a5l,sAsi
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, oiten experience sense Of fullness
weight and oppression, about the stomachaf
ter enting-in such cases a dose OF this mpdi
cine will often afford immediate relief
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
bnrn and costiveness, they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit.
In sick or nervous headache, It is most valu
able medicine.
could append long list Of certificates, but
forbear, preferring to rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain ITSELF The medicine is
genue and certain catharlic tonic and sudorific.
JOEL ~BRANHAM.
Eatonton. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson. Liberty Hill,
Cheatem g. Settle, Dunionsvlle, Charles Free.
man, Cairo P. o., and
]. D. TIBBETTS.
Edsefeld c. Fl.
sept.S ly 33 I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10
Books g. Stationery.

Comprehensive Commentary, 63yols;
Students Bible Large Oct7yo.
Websters Dictionary .ss.i.s, j5;s
Aiuswor,h' Latin Dictionary, 4 :; 3
U. States Exploring Expedition, S vols.
Hooper's Medical Dictionary, s.
Barnes Notes on Isaiah, Job. Gospels. 81
Groves Greek and English Dictionory,
D'Aublgney's HiH. Of the Ref q vols.
Putarchs [ ives, .ti 4. Z.
Common Prayer, .sstsy
Cruden's Concordance, Z - s. 2 s.,s,s,. =
Suddard's British Pulpit, ! ! -. 2.
Grigg g. Ellio,'s Readers, -. 3. ~.
New York Reader, 8 5ss SO
Arithmetics, various kind ~
States, Pencils, Quills. Paper and Ink. !.
For sale by r.. S.ROBERTS.
April 10 Is es -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10
NOTICE.

.aEa NOTICE.
NT R. ROFF, who held conditionaily all in.
l3h. ;teresl in the right Of Edgefeld District.
to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patent)
has never complied with said condition, tliero.
fore he. holds no interest, and has no right te
sell! or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners of said
right, and tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. J. T. WEBER, we autlorise. with full
power to &C, as our agent.
i COTHRAN & MOORE.
March /, 1s47.y If g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10
CAUSE OF DISEASE!

ANDtITSt CURE.
IF the body daily receives proper amour.
Il Of nutrition. and daily expels the worriout
parts, by the sensible and ifiscns,ble eyacunnls.
health is the natural consequence. .izt1.'.f ~
Medicine can secure these Results
IN HEALTH WE pERsPlRETwo OUNCES pER'HouR.
In sick ness, especially Fever wei scarcely
pcrspre at all. Consider then The amount Of
injurious matter thrown ntotE blood. Il NAV
settle on vital part, and produce DEATH
Sometimes death will take place. before we can
obtain an operation from the bowels. Be, sen.
sble then, and use those remedies which will
Take out from the bowels and circulation, all
that is retained longer than nature designs, or
health permits. For this purpose. ,s,s,;f
Brandrcth's Vegetable Pills,
are all sufficient to procure .copinus eyacua.
lions, pnrifythe blood, and cure disease. Z. 7,
agents IN Edgefeid District for Ills Ralua5ls
MEDICINE. - :lii5.,,. : ~ :.
e RS ROBERTS, Edgefed C.. House,.
j.. 9. SMILEY. Meeting Street, Eds,d Dis
: KENDRICK g. THAYER, Hamburg, s. e..
April 10, 1545 At 10 ...t,
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GraefenbcrgT TCiom6a1v's= ONCE

GraefeDbers Company's OMce. 8
Bc SO Broadway New /:
ESSM El> York.--This Ito Ger.
~ @a, SSA tify that Mr.. GEoRcs;
AasIEsNAS DRAINERD ofihe Slate
S sASNMAA Of Georgia. Is dulYap
~ 80 EsszsH. ~ I pointed the Gepefa Z
4 |SAS%sI agent Of this Compa. !;
\ | WT41AEHS ilyinand for The State
w W,TsNsE& al 4af South Carolina and
n 'FS&S Georgia, and Is authoY:s
N ET6SN %./ ised 70 establish Local.,
\Hsud6e Depots therein, and 10
MLS f.5 grant righ hts. to yeud !.
the Compa.y s'aledIcines. Every Agent mus:
have certificate with the seal Of ,he Compae /,
ny thereuntG. signed by its Secretary and couii.s
tersigned by the. aforesaid General Agent. No.
one santhnrised ~ sell the Company's Medi.-
dimes without such certificate b. y Z. q,
EDWARD BARTON, sec'y..;s
Graefenberg Medicines. 3ss.sa
The undersigned is fully prepared, 10 establish
GRAEFENBERG DEPOT in all places sof !.
proper size in s.. Carolina and Georgia. In, &:
mediate application should be made, personaI.
~ @: by letter To George Brainerd agent, Mo- 6
10. Hayne street, Charleston. lAsi there wilt
probably be but one Depot in to,sn br sssl..s'
a"6S, t"S oSehSJ WIZ ue very Vatuaoe .s.sI,s
The celebrated Medicines of the GRAEE.
ENBERG COMPANY are rapidly and cous:s
pletely superceedins all others. Where ntcS
introduced, no one thinks Of using any, others.,
Their character is best explained .by The iaci :
that THIRTY THOUSAND. BOXES OF
THEIR PILLS ALONE ARE SOLD EACH
AND EVERY WEEK .Tt!is. Il :. isI;,s AZ 80
Certificates upna. certificates from all ipartss
of the country are constantly received, testify
ing 10 their wonderful powers. Their efficacy
is almost Immediately felt, SO that single box:
will show the invalid whether they. are or are I
sot doing him good. The sick Should al once
abandon all other medicines and give these
Pills fair trial. 3:
The operations of the Company throughout
the world are of unprecedented magnitude, tIi9
high and commanding character Of which haas
received the unqualified appreciation Of fdistin.:
guished Clergyman. Jurists, philantropists, and
the public generally. The Patent Medicine
business is assuming an entirely new position
through the Graefenberg Company. Almost,,
every family in the land has occasiop 10. useg
some kind ofpalent medicine, and an oreaniza.
ton like that Of this Company is, ,of. paramount
public importance. 4 BY This means & reliablss
medicines may be had. a5. q
The leading article 70 which public attention
is invited is :. 4 4 :. 8. So g IS.
TIE, GRAEFENB UR G,s KEGETABLEss
PILLS. 3t.ssss,sE5 = " 80 q 81
The following complaints Weld with certaintyS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10

The saboye'pficesin consequence of increas
ed facilities for manufacturing, are much re-
euced: from former rates. a liberal dscoun,
for Cash, in hand at the date Of the invoice.
Presses, Cllases; Cases, Wood Type, Ink,
&c. furnished at the lowest manufacturers
prices, either for cash or credit. -.
Our specimen Book for l84s is now ready
for distribution to Printers. who will send for
| it,and contains many new articles that we have
never before exhibited, such Us Writing Flour
ishes, Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts, &c. Of
which we have an ample stock for the prompt
execution Of orders.
Printers of Newspapers who choose to pub
lsh this Advertisement three times before the
fst Of June, 1913, and send us one of their>pa-
pers, will be paid for it in Type when they
purchase from us, of our own Manufacture,
selected from our specimens, FIVE times the
amountof their bill:
For sule, several good second handed Cylin-
der and Platin Power Press, Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE g. Co. 2
IS Chambers.street, N. York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10

dutch Bottsssg Cloths.
which together with all articles 10 our line will
besold ,as low as they can be procured in Ham:
burg or Augusta, !. - 81
.WM. KETCHAM & CO.
Hamburg, s. C. Aug. 7--1las. If 90 =
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REMOVAL. e.
WIN KETCEH.HJN s. co

WIN KETCM.FJN S. co
HAMBURG, IS. C.
HM AVE remove clheir stock of Dry Goods
III 10 the Store under the American Hotel,
gate Hubbard's, where it is their purpose to
keep a full assortment of = y -.
French and English
I'D R Y GO d I'D s.
3 We would take this opportunity to return our
thanks 10 our. numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on US for The last six
years, and would solicit continuance. Of their
afoyors. go ~ a;.,s
Z We wonld also invite oil persons buying Dry
Goods in Hamburg. who are not already on
our large list Of subscribers TO girc US trial.
Onr stock will consist of a much larger and
more general assortment tkanwe have hereto
fore kept. We shall also continue 10 keep our
usual assortment Of Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating, Bonnels, and Ladies and CAildrens
Shoes. ~ 81 -,
N. B.-Just received full assortment of all