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ADMINISTRATION SALE.

assl STATE OF Ono, Sale Of Real Property
Putnam County, 81. by order Of Court.
Office is hereby given tina, ting subscriber
4 Y will offer for sale, at the door bts the court
House in Kalida, Putnam County. Ohio, on the
18th day of April next. between the hours OF ten
o'clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, p NJ. the fol-
lowing described real! estate, rs the property of
George B. Miller, deceased, to wit: l,i 70 gJos7
The north west quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter OF Section twcnty-one town number two south
OF range seven east. containing forty acres, be the
sa me moro or less. Appraised at $l0o,00.,su
Terms Of Sale, one half cash, the balance in
six months, with approved security.
SOLOMON r. MILLER.
Administrator Of The Estate Of George b, Miller,
deceased. E
Monroe Township, March Is, l848. 36
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NOTICE 10 CARPENTERS.

VNIIE undersigned commissioners Of Pu,
IL nam County will receive sealed propo-
sails until tho irst Monday of june, ls4s,
for building board lence around the court.
house lots III Kalida; said proposals are 10 be
filed in tic Auditors office before IL o.
clock ofsad day, properly endorsed by the
person filing the same. f't 5'' .r'
Specifications and plan of said fence can
he seen at the Auditors Office. "aau
ii ]. BOEIINlER,) ea5
'' GEO. STEWART ) Commissioners
S, GUTHRIE. ~'""
E''" April llth, ls4s.
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Never more than al the prcsent moment
had The democracy cause 10 be proud of its
party position. It's tariff has worked with
almost unexpected success, and has vindica-
led for ITSELF with unlooked.for rapidly, all
unprecedented popular favor. The whig
bank scheme is not only admitted to be cob
sele,c"--it is odious. The constitutional
treasury has saved us from the commercial
madness of 1886, under the influx of British
gold in lS47 1t has saved us from wide
spread commercial pTnic, amid The recent
trighlful pressure of the money market in
England, and the presen financial derange-
ment of Ffahce. The policy of the de moe.
racy has, moreover and most of all, probably
brough, TO glorious conclusion just and
most glorious war; and, in so doing, has
opened new realm on the Pacific TO repub-
lican civilization. Soch party policy,
working to such results, the people will not
sacrifice nor ovcrthrow.-- Washington Un-
ion. E3t
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REPUBLICAN CURRHNcy.--A letter from

REPUBLICAN CURRENcY.--A letter from
Paris, written on the 9th March, says
son Monday next the .workmen in the mint
of Paris will coin $4,000 five franc pieces in
the name ofthe French Republic. The coin
will be like the piece called S,ercules, a
model of the year w, with the date of lS4s.
The only change will be that, instead Of the
words Guarantie Nationale, on The edge, the
device adopted will be Dieu protcge Ia
France. [God ,proteci France,] ....,~s
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~. The democfais of Florida have nom
mated Gen. WILLIAM BAILEY for Governor,
and WIN. RlDUvAL, late Territorial Cover
nor, as a candidate for Congress. They al
50 appointed delegates TO the National Con
ven'ion who are said to favor the nomination
OF Mr.. WooDBURV.
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A T nv instance an attachment was this day
"A issued by Stansbury Sutton. a Justice Of the
Peace Of Blanchard Township, Putnam County,
Ohio, against the property and effects OF Henry
Decker, anon resident Of said County, ,l!.
Dated, March 30, A. d. 1898. '-l9 sslN
370fw e@ ia8d J. S.-VANENANs
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A sIitcr. s, me whcrc says:--"Thc march
of civil izaiiun is cnwait tnwaid-like the
slow but niierid irtsd cta Jaekass towards
a peck Of oats.
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TO TIIE. PEOpLE OF OHIO.

Since issuing the call for onv cnlion ol
the people Of The State, to meet at Columbus
on the 20th of April next, such expressions
Of public sentiment have been received from
various parts Of the State, lha, we lave
deemed it advisable to change the time for
holding the convention. Forlhe purpose OF
giving more time fur the most distant coun
lies to act in this most important matter; the
period for the meeting Of the Gohtep,ion, is
hereby deferred till Wednesday 1.-The tho tenth
jay of Alay nrxt. ---------
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A CLENEL1ND paper, in alluding TO the
privileges Of the ladies the present year
gives the following caution:.-sIt should
however, be clearly understood, that, by fhe
"Common Law married womcn, nolwlh-
standing it is leap year, are not permitted
ID fhake love except TO their ovn husbands. .
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TTyHE undersigned was on the Goth day OF
IL February, l848, by the court Of Common
Pleas of Henry County, Ohio, duly appointed and
Qualified as Admiinsror or Of the estate Of Absa-
lom Dudley, late of said county deceased. II ID
laT'97l o1 G,G saassi 5a6 WI. JACKSON,
Damascus, March 9, I848. 9r . 368cw
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Z A merchant in Wooster advertises thai he
will take Wooster bank notes for goods, al
ten GEMS on the dollar. !, ~. rs, - 81
81 neyerjudge from manners" said Lord
Byron, "fof once had my pocket pickedby
The ciyllest gentleman ever met with"
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MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE

of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range OF
Pharmacy. The sale made in the Western States
have thus far been. unparaleed; and the most
gratifying proofs of is efficacy have beea receiv-
ed from every place where it has bceh used-
thousands of r'lF
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CoNsUMPTIvE PATIENTS

have already test its cxulted virtues, and cou-
fessed its surpa ssing excellence and amasing
power. The remarkable success of this Balsam
is no doubt owing in a great measure To the pc.
cuiiarly agreeabls anu powerful nature Of its in.
grekient 1t isa ...
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Democratic State Central Committee.
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WORMS! WORs;Sl WORMSi
THE BANE OF CHILDHOOD.

A ND The certain precursor of many danger:
IN olls dlseaseses. il allowed 10 remain long:
IN the human system in great numbers.
Thousands. Of children die annually from,
Worms The season is now close al hand
when they become most troublesome to cliI.
drcn. =.
DR.. WuoDRurF's WoRM SprclFc is safe
remedy for worms. Try il. Itis as good as
line best and cheap aa ,br cheapest,
Mr. Joseph Shippy of Muscogee CO. Ga,
says i, brnns ht away 200 worms IIom negro
child belonging TO him. N shcr, time
Mr. John l. Little Of Whirevillr, Ga. says I
gave il in one I asc, and bTough, away fifty
worms. III another case il cured his negro
woman OFT enia cr Tape worm.
MIR. Thomas Boyd, of Coweta CO. Ga says
he gave il to negro boy who was in bad
health i, brought AWAY Immediately thirty six
worms lle was soon well. and remains so up
to this time.
Griffin. Pike co. Ga. July. 1e4s MIR. Wood
ruf;-Piense forward Immediately three dozen
of your Worm Specific without delay:
Respectfully, IoHs q. HILL & Co. :.
TalLoi Co. Ga. Dec. u, ls45. DR. Wood
ruff have recently made trial ofyour Worm
Snecifc IN bad case. with the hnppiesl effect.
think mo.a OF il !hah ever, and believe i, will
do iu ninety nine cases in the hundred.
J. E, Roper. N. ..
For sale by n. s. ROBERTS. !.
Aug2 6m 20
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The Vegetable Restorative
OR
LIQUID G.ETkE.fRTEF.

Dyspepsia, Lirer Complaint OLc Headache
Enlargement Of the Spleen. Costirensss,
Acidiiy Of The Stomach
and all diseases arising from arrangement O
the Bary Organs. CAN BE CURED with a
great degree Of certainty. ,oihoM CatOmet, Blue
Pill, or Pills of any kind, Salts or Oil.
BY THE USE OF THE Liquid cATHARTrc.
TENHIS Medicine is agreeable 10 take, aud
u operates without gripping or debilI,atng.
Persons who have long been compelled 10 lake
Pills, Oils or Salts. will find this a pleasant and
highly valuable substitute.
~ A small quantity of this Medicine tnken
daily, generally regulates The bowels in short
time.
DYSPEPSIA OF A VERY BAD CHARACTER.
This is 10 certify. that was attacked in
March, IS45, with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Of
a very bad character. Ny case was treated by
t,co Ihpsicians in St. Louis. Missouri eweeks;
then by anulher in Wisconsin for three months;
then by another IN the interior OF Louisiana.
then by several physicians in tine Hospital of
New Orleans three months. but p,thout deri
ring anu real benefit from all The remedies pre-.
scribed lor me- Fortunately. jus, al this juno.
lure, and when my condition was most
depIorabIe. obtained bottle Of The "Vegetu-
bic Restorative or Liquid Cathartic." by the use
Of which so II cunrinrncrd improving. and
for the first tune in fourteen months began 10
have regular and natural discharges from my
bowels. and soon begani 10 feel like bee ming
sound aud healthy once more-lor all Of which
um indebted under the blessing Of God. to
the above medicine. JOHN MAY.
Columbus. May 3, lG47.
For suIc by r. s. ROBERTS
Aug % I'm 81
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DR.. OODRUFF'S
UYSENTERY CORDTAE.

YETHE well tried and generally approved
IL remedy for Dysenlrry. Di.rrhna, Gripping
aud Summer Complaints Of Children.
From the late Capt. Holmes. Georgia Rec't
Brnzos San Jago. Jnly "a l8I6.-Dr. Wood
ruff owe an apology Tor not acknowledging
before receip, of box Of your Dysen,ery
Cordial. which you had the Kindness to send
me while in Columbus, for The use ofmy corps.
have lnuH6 il q most valuable medicine, and
only regret that | have not supply of it,
Wherever my men have followed directions,
they have invariably found relief. We have
suffered aud are suffering much from Dysen.
terry. occasionei by the wretched water we have
TO drink but your Cordial is restoring all 10
their wonted health and vigor. With my sin.
cere thanks lnr your kindness. and best wishes
Tor your success. am your obedient serv't. -
ISAAC HoLaEs,
Captain Macon Guards y,
Gcorgrfo,cn Randolph Co Geo., June 18th,
1916 -Dr Woodruff Sir-The demand for
yotr Dysentery C"rdial is su great ihat@I
want you I" SEMI by The stage. OH Tuesday
four dozen bottles General Shorter's overseer
Informed me- the other day that he had used it
in some fly rases with entire success. In fact
every person ave sold it to is very much
pleased. II certificates are OF any use 10 you
lean gel any number for You @,G a
Very Respectfully D. MORRIS.
For sale by RS. ROBERTS,
Aug I6 6m 80 -e
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NOTICE..

MNESSRS. G. L. e. F.. PENN having rs
lTE signed 10 ME their Estate for the benehl
Of their creditors, and the state Of their affairs
rendering il essential that speedy collections
should be made of all debts due to them. All
persons indebted. will please make immediate
payment to Mr. Edmund Penn who will be
found for the present at their old stund, and
who has been appointed by the creditors TO ac'
us agent with me. Those who do noi give
attention to this noiicc, must not complain, u
they are compelled 10 pay cost.
N. J.. GRIFFIN.
Sep, 10, 1913 II 80
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.Inyae's Casass5a,as5ve Bai.
A great Desideralum in Med

SGthOs
ri 5 pleasant. ceIlulu. safe and effectlal re
IL medy for Dysenlary, DiarrhGa or Loose
ness, Cholera Morbus, summer Complaint
Collie. Gripping Pains. Sonr Stomach, Sick and
Nervous Headache. Heartburn. Wa,erbiash,
Pain or Sickness of the Stomach. VommIting
Spnling up of Food alter eating and also
where j, passes through the body urehange ed, ,
Wan, of Appetite, ResllessnrSs and inability
to Sleep, Wind in thu Stomach and Bowels.
Mysteries. Cramp, Nervous Tremours and
TwitchinCs. Sea Sickness, Paintings, Mclnn
choly and Lowness Of Spirits Frerling Of In
ants, aud Tor all Bowel Affections and Ner
vous Diseases
This article is really Invaluable in fnmly,
and may he depended upon and if generally
used by physicians, Summer Complaint would
be deprived of all lis horrors. as they wonld
not lose one patient 10 five hundred cases. but
would perform etlectual cures N one fourth of
the time required by the usual methods of ,rpnt-
ment. |, is as cffecrua for adults rs i, is for
children
This Carmiuatlve has also very happy eI:
feel on the many Dyspepiic disorders Of the
stomach-such as sour stomach. heartburn, wa.
ter brash, sick head ache, weakness Of The
breast cough, difficulty cfbrea,hing, tremors,
spaslns, melancholy. sinking and faintness, vo
hitting. and spilling up the food after eating,
lienteria, or where the food passes through the
body unchanged, want ofappetite dnd inability
t. sleep. 1t will be very useful 10 pregnant
women, overcoming irrhtabiIy OF the stomach
and thereby preventing nausea. vomiting and
heartburn. Moihers will find this mn supc
rior, as we'll as safer and cheaper 10 e their
children for lrelting aud crying sc. lnan tile
usual drops aud cordials TO which they have
been accustomed.
CERTIFICATES.
The Rev. Ennch Barker now ofSamptown,
N. j.. says: Having beeu afflicted with Sc
we're Bowel Complaint. attended with distress
ng pam and discharge Of blood and every ap-
pearance of approaching Dysentary. | obtain.
ed one bottle oI DR.. Jaynes. Carmlnatlvc Bal
sam, few doses Of winch (taken according 10
direc,ions) effected a perfect cure.'
From the Rev. jonathan Going. late OF N Y
DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-Haylng made use
of your Carmini,ive Balsum in my family, and
finding it to be admirably adapted 10 the cum
! plains for which II is intended. take pleas
ure in recommending tito the use ofmy friends
and the public generally, believing those who
are afflicted with any Of these complaints vii
fnd relief in The use Of this valuable medicine
JONATHAN GOING. D. D.
Pres. Granville College, Ohio
For sale by R. s Roberts. only Agent in
tliis place for the sale ofDr. Jayne's ceebla
ted Family Medicine.
July 26
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NOTICE.,

MHR. ROFF, who held condtionally all in
iYH tercsl in the right of EdgeGed District,
TO iIotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, [Patent)
has never complied with said condition. thcro
fore he holds no interest. and has no right lie
sci! or ma any contract for said "heeis;
We, the undersigned are the owners. oi saio
right. and light purchased from any other'
unless our agent, will not he good.
MIR. ]. II. WEBER, we aulhorise. with iull
power to acl as our agent.
COTHRAN e. MOORE.
March ], 1877. Il
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Mary Ann Huct, and e.u.
Chris,lana Huiet, "":"'O"'


William J. P Huiet. a''@'00'
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir.
lS lue of The Court Of Equity in this
case, shall sell al late residence of Jos
5. Iluiet. decd, (being on The premises, J
on The l4lh day of December next.
One Tract of land, containing six hun
dred and fory.two' (642) acres. mole or
less, lying on Big Saluda River, within
10 miles, of Newberry e. H., including
Hue,'s Ferry, and having in connection
with il TWO or three acres Of laud, on The
Newherry side of the river, used as land
ng. and on which resi- one end OF Mill
Dam. connected with the premises, ad.
joining lands Of Jesse Shumperl. James
Merehan Mary Wells, Bennet Perry,
and others.
Tie Said land will be sold on credit
iexcepl as To SO much as will pay the cost
If this suit 10 be paid in CASH. of one, two
and three years, with interest, from and
after one year from the day Of sale.
The Purchaser to give bond aud good
personal security. TO secure the purchase
money.
On the premises, are Two dwelling
houses. within 4 of mile of each other.
One Of them new TWO story building just
finished, with seven rooms, and five fire.
places, with new oui buildings, including a
Gin House, Screw, Smoke house. &C..
also. attached 10 the premises. is Mer4
chant Mill. with two setts of Stones, all 10
good order. one of Them French Burr, ex.
pressly for wheat, with number 10, bolt
ing cloth.
S. S. TONPKINS, C. F.. E. D..
Commissioners Office, Nov. ii, 1913.
Oct. il, Gle az
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$500 RENV ARD I'D.

USERDINAND A. SCHROEDER who had
been convicted Of rendering fraudulent
schedule, and who was confinedin the Jail oi
this Dist. effected his escape OH Saturday night
last. It's suspected that he was aided by 9TH
.r.., / will pay Two HUNDRED DOL
LARS for The re-rleliyery of Schroeder III this
iai. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for proof
10 conviction ofany white person who aide.i hun
IN his escape, and FIFTY DOLLARS for
the proof TO conviction of any negro or colored
nerson who may have aided him.
S. CHRISTIE-SnERiFF Of Edgefeld
District, S. e.
Sept l3 II 81
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Villain Little, Applicant, SUMMONS

lessee Little & others, Deft's PARTITION.
,aT appearing 10 my satisfaction. that Jamce
3 Little Allen Little and John Little, re,
side beyond the limits Of This Stale 1t is
therefore ordered that thoy do appear and
oh,cc, 10 the sale or Division Of the Real
Estate of William Little, Sr., deceased, on
or before the frs, Monday in February next,
(ls49,) or their consent TO the same' VIII
be entered of Record.
i @at5ssf- JOHN HILL, 0. E. D.
Nov 1ls4S l2t AZ
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Il tiCe.

A LII persons indebted 10 The Estate Of
"A VIM. Scurry deceased. are requested
10 make immediate paymen', aud those
having demands agains, the Estate, to pre-
sent them TO The subscribers, properly at
tested
II. e. .CULBREATH.1 ,,,,-,
MARY II. SCU"RY. n0"' '''
Oci. 1S 3m 80
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notice.,

TEyIIE Estate of Marshal Il, Smith, deceased
E being without administration, and there
fore dcrclc,, all persons having papers pert''n
ing To the estate. are requested 10 band men,
over 10 me by The earliest practicable 'lne' and
aIl those indebted TO the estate TO make pay
ment, and those having demands ITO presen'
them properly a,,csled. ,
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D
june ia om l
-" Hamburg Journal will please copy.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT!
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas p. Miner Declaration.
rs. in Attachment

Ralph Scnrry.
VE<HE Plaintiff in the above case, having.
4 this day filed his Declaration in my OF.
hce. and ,he Defendant haying neither wife
nor attorney, known 10 reside within the limits
of this State. OIL w. om copy of said Declara.
uon. with a rule to plead. can be served On
n,oiiep of Mr.. Adams, attorney for Plaintiff, Is
ordered lila; the said defendant appear and plead
10 the said Declaration. within a year. and o
day from the dale hereof. or judgment will be
given agains, him by default
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Edgeiield.C c. II. 18th Noxs1s47
november "a ~ "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-06

Said lands will be sold on credit OF
twelve mouths, excep, for So much as will
pay the cost Of this suit, 10 he paid in cash.
Purchasers TO give homo aud good sure,ies,
Tor The purchase Money.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. FED.
Commissioners Office. Nov. Is. 1913.
Nov Is At 43