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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

Snow ON THE CATsKIIL MoUNTAINs.-We learn
from gentleman just from the interior of the State,
that on Saturday and Sunday last, snow fell on the
mountains of Catskill to the depth of nearly two
feet The weather was exceedingly cold the
storm unusually severe. Snow fell at Albany and
Troy On Sundav last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

D. 5. Fowler Will give FREQ Lecture tn
the Ladies this afternoon, o'clock at Broadwav Hall
(Hope Chape His Lecture this evening at the same Hail
will be to Gentlemen exclusively. Seats 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26
TELEGRAPHIC tsTELLIGENCE.
The Government Jewels.

W
Jim Webb was committed to prison to-day, on an al
fdavt of George Wilkes of the Police Garrett charged
with being concerned the robbery the
levels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

GAMBLING IN NEW YoRK.-The keeper Of a swell
gambling house in the Bowery has, we perceive,
been arrested and held to bail in the sum of eight
hundred dollars. Now, this is very small affair, and
we suppose the authorities will make great effort
to testify their feelings in favor of public morality,
by suppresslng this petty place and convicting its
owner while they do not or will not touch the large
splendid and fashionable places of similar charac-
ter IN broadway and the streets leading into it,
that are frequented by the first operas oers of the
city. Small rogucs are caught and punished, while
the great and fashionable ones escape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

GREAT PILGRIM CELEBRATION IN MARYLAND
We understand that the Philodemic Society Of
Georgetown College, contemplate celebrating the
landing of the Maryland Pilgrim Fathers, on the
fifteenth of next month, on the site of the ancient
town of st. Mary's, on the st. Mary's River. Mary
land. We are also informed that z. Collins Lee,
Esq. of Baltimore, has been elected orator; and
Rev. Charles Constantine Pse, DID,, of New
York, chaplain. This WILL no doubt, be very in
teresting occasion. The society requests its men,
bers in New York to exert themselves, in order to
get up steamboat excursion for the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

his French Boot and Shoe Emporium
streets where he offers to citizens great in
dueemens in his line. Fine French calf Boots 81 M 6ne
calf So 20 Patent Leather Boots 81 Caters and Patent
Leather Shoes Of all description THE DOCTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26
FRoM THE ISLAND OF HAYTI AND ST.. DonrNoo.-

From THE ISLAND OF HAYTI AND ST. DOMINGO
There were two arrivals at this port, yesterday,
from the island Of Hayti the brig Sarah Lewis,
Capt Washbum, with dates from the city Of st.
Domingo to the 10Th of March and the schooner
Mary and Elizabeth, Capt. Smith, from Maragone,
whence she sailed on the 18th of April. We are
indebted to Captains Smith and Washbun for
papes and for verbal information in regard to the
affairs of the island. tseems that the war between
the Haytiens and the Dosninicans has commenced
right earnestly. The city of St. Domingo was
placed under martial law, about the I'D inst, and
all the men Of the city who were capable Of bearing
arms were mustered and marched out, under their
President, TO meet the Hayden President Soloque,
who, with his black forces, was supposed to be ad-
vancing towards the city. battle took place the
18th Of March, which resulted disastrousy to the
Dominicms, they having lost large number OF
men (killed, wounded, and prisoners), and several
pieces CT artillery-the towns of Las Matas and
st. John falling into the hands of the Haytiens.
The force Of President Soloque was constantly
increasing; body of 300, from Jereme, passed
through Maragone on the I'd inst, on their way to
Port Prince and headquarters, while others
were gathering from all quarters A decisive battle
was expected to take place soon and the chances
Of success appear to be in favor of the Haytiens.
flotilla, consisting of five war-vessels, with 500
troops on board recently left ST. Domingo for Aqua,
where 1t was thought severe battle would be
fought
The T. s. sloop of war ALBANY arrived at St.
Domingo on the 10TH and left for Aux Cages on the
18th officers and crew all well. The U. S. sloop
Of war Germantown was daily expected at st. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

Pants or Sac You do; you good one, Yes Then
come to my store ll6 lillian street where you will
spring goods which being bought for cash will be made up
same price in my nimitabc style The very fnest
black cloth Dress Coat, to measure, SIG to so
G.. b..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26
European News.

The steamship Cambria will probably arrive at
Halifax to-day. Her news will be Immediately
despatched to this city by express and telegraph
The COllectOrship OF New YOrk-Tremen-
do,as Alarm and Excitement about that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

on the upper corner OF broadway street.
and others should fail to visit the most inter
estng place of the kind in the world Those NAV wish
TO the finest specimen Of the in this GAL
lery, by the oldest artist in this line in America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

tiuI foor oil Cloths &clhis the make you
seections and to save % Call No ~ Bowerv
bran ANDERSON The motto is Small Profits and Quic,
Sales Only witness the immense quantity Of CARPETS
Rugs Oil Cloths Shades Mats table Covers nurc az,
and sent daily. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26
Liquid Hair Dye.-The time re-

color whisker moustachios eyebrows is from ten
teen minutes gentlemens hair hour and ladies' hair ~
hours This valuable liquid is for sale applied at Baoi
slors Wig Factory, Wall street. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26
'inciSin CoseREssrosAL ELECTION OF 1897.

lT6 36l7
Democratic majority in last Con gressiona election
PREsDENTIAL ELECTION I3+s.
Democratic vote. ......... 25l5a
Whig ditto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-26

wigs ana T0uPees-Batchel0r's Wig Manu-
mctory At NO all street u.s. we believe the only In
the city where the Wig business cxcusivev
All know that practice makes perfect His newly inyentc
sttute ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Death from a Slight Cold.

BY negIeclmg those salulnry precautions
which common sense dictates, many, very
many, fall victims to their imprudcmce. We
have seen the young bride, blooming as ii
were, as the bird of paradise and The fair il2wer
of hope, The pride Of her father and the joy Of
her mo,her-her cheek flushed with anIicipa'
ton, and her eye beamins with the soft express
sion of ovc-lhe gay dreams Of life dancing on
her fancy with the rich aud varieSated lins
of the ranbows pronEce- We have seen all
this cnanged-aye. the wedding garment for a
shroud and the bridal chamber OF this sepnl-
chre Of the dead and all this from neglecting a
common COLD. Now, before il is too late,
use DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which gives immediate relief as tho"'
sands of our most intelligent families now admit
ofi,s most extraordinary cures. The gay, the
beautiful, and the young speak forth lis praise
and will, so long rs it makes positive cures,
and cheers the despairins family fresde,
- For Sale by J. D. CHASE:
February Ia, 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
OBITUARY.

DIED on Monday The 18th inst, at Mount
Willing in this District, in the lnlty.second
year OF her ase, Mrs MATILDA B. Smirt, wife
of Mr.. Jacob b. Smith. Possessed Of those
qualities which most highly adoru her sex =
She lived behaved, and has died, regretted by
all who knew her. Her worth was st!kii.ly
seen in the bosom Of her family, where her
sincere and uuoJslrusve piety; her tender
and a(leclionale suicltude for the welfare Of
her husband aud children. and her humane re.
card for her servants, furnished a bright and
beautiful example of the highest order Of fe..
male character. She made profession OF re-
ligion in 1881, and became member OF The
Baptist Church at Sardls, and over afterwards
maintained uniform and consistent christian
department.. In her neshborhood her kind,
ness and charity, and her sweet and amiable
temper rendered her unusually beloved. She
was a great lavorte with her immediate rela-
,inus, and enjoyed the sincere attachment OF a
very larGe circle Of friends. The sickness
which terminated her earthly existence was
pro,racted and severe. and for several days be-
fore her death she was SO much prostrated as
10 be unable 10 speak, but during her illness,
which she herself lhous Int would be fatal, TO an
atiectionate sister whose melancholy office It
was to be with her. she expressed most pious
resignation of herself to the viii Of God, aud
# was obvious to all about her, that she felt aud
enioyed the conl0rls Of the religion which she
had prolessed. Let her family and friends re.
member that she has gone to hcl rich inheri-
,ance above, and take comfort in the depth of
their affection. providence of God which
has lei, II bereaved husband in sorrow and dis
lrcss, aui large family of yonhg children
without the blessings Of Il devoted Mother,
can only be properly recovered by the Faith
of the Christian. Job in the extremity Of his
suffering, said, shall we receive good at The
hand of God and shall we not receive evil
too Z" May The grace of God be richly afford.
ed 10 the afflicted husband and children, and
may they follow the example oil our departed
friend as. she followed Christ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Adss,l,sIsarators Sale.

NpY IAN order of II. X. Boyd, Ordinary,
ED will sell at the plantation, about six miles
from Ncwberry c. ii. aud al the lae residence
of James NJ. Davenport, deceased, in Newber-
ry Village, Oh the 18th day of March next, and
days lo!owing.all the personal property Of said
deceased. consisting Of SEVENTY-EIGHT
LIKELY NEGROES, among whom are one
Blacksmith, several Wagoncrs, Coots, House
Servants, Seamslresses, and field hands, also,
one pair CT Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Corn,
Fodder, Oats, Cotton Seed, one set Blacksmith
Tools, Plantation Tools, FIVE Wagons, House.
hold and Kitchen furniture.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN G. DAVENPORT, -4dm'r.
Feb 2S 1870, OF 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Final Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of p.
IA Burnett, Jr., deceased, are requested
10 come forward and settle he same, and
those having demands against the estate.
vii please to render in their claims, proper
ly a,,esled, by tie first Of April. as | am
determined to wind the business up as speed
ily ds possible.
CHARLES NICKERSON,
Administrator.
Jan s, Is4s If so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup Of
EIyerwoFt and Tar.

SAFE and certain cure Tor CONSU vi T.
"A TlUN OF THE LUNGS, Splitting OF
Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pam in the
Side, Bronchitis, looping Cvigh and all Pull
monary Affections.
TESTlMoNIA
Extracts from Certificates which can be seen
in full by calling upon the Agents:
Mr.. 4 L. ScoriN.-IIaving been afflicted
with most distressing Cough, until my Lungs
became affected TO such degree that was
continually splitting blood; and being under
the care of an able physician, without obtaining
any relief unlD procured Il bottle of DIR. Rods
gers Liverwort and Tar, which restored me to
health in very shoil time.
J. FINCH.
Cincinnati. Nov. S. 1914.
From The Hon. Judge William Burke, Hate
Postmaster of the city Of Cincinnati for more
Than twenty years.
The statement of Justice Finch is entitled to
the fullest confidence OF the public. can fully
corrobOrale what he has said, having used The
medicine myself with the mos, decided benefit.
WILLIAM BURKE.
Cincinnati, Aug. H. 1915.
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. Sc0rW-I was taken with most dis
tresslng cough, and my lungs became so dis
cnSed that bed in short time snveral qnar,s.
was reduced so low that all of my friends,
aud even my physicians, thought must die Of
Consumption! My brother hearing of tie
remarkable cures made by DR.. Rogers Liver
wort and Tar, procured bottle, and before |
had taken one half Of ii, it seemed to go TO the
very seat of the disease. | raised large qnan-
tiiy Of phleg,n and matter, end my cough was
stopped as by charm. And by its use l was
restored to perfect health.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD. e
Sworn 10 and subscribed This 26ih Nov, lS47.
II. L. SPENCER, Mayor Of Cincinnati.>
Extract from "a Letter from the Rev. Henry
Wisemau.
Mr.. Il. L. ScorW-As DR.. Rodgers Liyer-
wort and Tar has been The means OF snalching
my companion from premature grave! /
feel uudeI the obligation to give my influence
10 the circulation Of so valuable 4 medicine.
HENRY WISEMAN.
Patriot, GaIlia CO., o, Dec. 90, 1916.
[From Dr.. Wilson.
l have been the family physician Of Mr..
WiSeman for the last twelve years; during
that time Mrs Wiseman has been suffering
from diseased lungs And finally all the symp.
toms Of Pulmoniry Consumption appeared.
All The usual remedies failed. A, this lime she
commenced using Dr.. Rodgers Liverwort and
Tar. 1t acted like charm. In few days
she declared herself nearly well. have. no
doubt of its virtues, and would cheerfuly re-
commend it TO persons afflicted with diseased
lungs. ~. H. II. WILSON, M. d.
Patriot, GalIia county, Ohio.
BEWARE OF CoyTERFF1rs
N. B.-The genuine article is signed, "An-
drew Rogers" OH lhe engraved wrapper around
eacli bottle.
t1- PRIcE-S1 per bottle, or six bottles FOR
S5. Sold wholesale and retail by ,-.r.-s.zs
- SCOYlL & MEAD,
1l3 Ciiarlres ST.. N. Orleans.
General Agents for the Southern States.
Also, sold by JOHN D. CHASE, Edgcfed
C: H. WARDLAW & DEyDY, Abbevile c. II +,
J. BARRETT d. Co; ;nnd IlArlLAND, RisLEY g.
Co, Augusta Gia., and HAvlLASD, HARRALL
& Co., aud P. NJ. CoHES, Charleston, South
Carolina.
. Feh % 1r s:-'ss6 e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Notice.

EN consequence of several demands existing
y. against j. d. Tibbclts, 10 my knowledge,
which have not been rendered, and also, the
necessity Of settling some disputed points al
Court. in reference to Discounts DC. The
time for the distribution Of Assets, is ftrfther
postponed nntllI Tuesday the Sd day of April
next. Before which time all who have any
demands against ]. D. Tibbetis, are earnestly
requested 10 hand Them in 10 J. Huiet, who is
authorized to settle the same for me.
S. CHRISTIE, Assignee.
P. S.-The Assets and Books of Discount
and all pertaining to the Assignment, are nj all
times open for The inspection Of the creditors.
J. HUlET.
Feb. % Is49, If 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.

HAR;lE. F. TEAGUE takes this method of
d D infofming the citizens of Edsefcld Wiz
lase andsicinily, thathe has made perma-
nent residence here, for the purpose Of practi-
sing Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics. :
He has been engaged in an extensive Practice
for The last faur years, in company with his faith,
er DR.. Z. Teague in Laurcns District, and hopes
that his experience and nnceasing attention
to the duties Of his profession, will obtain for
him share Of public patronage.
His Office is next door 10. Col. Bauskctt's Of
fee, foppbsite Mr.. Compty's Hotel. his resi-
dence; IS inc house formerly occupied by S. s..
Tompkills, Esq. near the Male Academy.
He may be found at his Office in the day, and
resillenctai night, unless professionally ehga-
ged.s
January I7ls49, If 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Medical Notice.

A FTER returning my sincere acknowledge
IA ments to my friends for their very libela!
patronage extended me heretofore. take this
method of informing tllnse. who feel disposed
10 employ me hereafter Hi S"'rle.nrnis must
b.. Ilr.is c. cry ,'::.,. ;lih, win I!e money or
bv note have accounts sta,rlinS IL lung iitia.
aud huve brcn tightly pressed lol money, and
am yet, und nave had TO borrow u. 10 per cent
Understanding at the same time no. a par
licle OF interest from those indebted 10 me.
A word 10 the wise, hope is sufficient.
'THOS. Il. PATTISON.
Feb. Z 1910, a4t B
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28

BUSINESS.

EEAVING bought out the mterest Of a.
Is & RuRNsIDEs in the Grncery Business,
acly carried OF under the firm of Dunbar s.
DurnSM;s, | take tiliS method of informing the
friends aud customers uf the firm, that llle bu-
siness is continued by myself, and on my own
account. Fave now OH hand lhrge and
well assorted Stock, To which will be added
such addiinni supplies as the wants Of custo-
meis may require. Planters and others visiting
this Market are respectfully invited TO examine
my stuck, rs il may be 10 their interest to dv so
before purchasing elsewhere.
In addition 10 my former large stock, lam
now receiving by Railroad aud River, the fol.
lowing supplies:
AZ ilLd<. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and N. o.
Sugars.
25 Bills. No Clarified Sugars,
70 F." Superior Coffee Sugars.
S and boxes Loaf Crushed ani Pow
dered Sugars,
West India aud New Orleans Molasscs,
l75 Bags Rio, Laguara and Java Coffee,
4UD Sacks Of Salt.
75 barrels Mnckerels,
50 boxes Fine Cheese,
8 lerccs Rice.
125 kegs of Nails and Brads,
40 900 lbs. Sweedes Iron-alI sizes,
Band Iron, German and Cast Steel,
Wagon Boxes,
100 boxes Window Glass-all Sizes
500 pounds Putty, in Bladders,
1900 pounds Willie Lead, Vernon Mills,
2 barrels Linseed Oil,
Dilchers Boots, .Brogals and Ladies Shoes,
500 Heavy Duiiel Blankets,
20 pair Fine Bed Blankets,
kelseys, Osnaburgs, Shrtings and Sheetings,
3 cases Prin's-all patterns.
Painted Buckets and Tubs,
Brassbound Buckets and Wire Seeves, =
5000 pounds Sole Leather Upper Leather,
and CaIiskins
300 pounds oak, tanned Leather,
40 kegs Duponi's and Kentucky Rifle Powder,
35 quarter kegs, do DO
l25 bags Shot,
300 pieces Bagging,
200 Coils of Rope,
1000 pounds ,Twine,
Lead, Blues,one, indigo. Copperas,
Candles-Sperm aud Tallow,
Chewing rohacco-assorted qualiliei,,. :.
Sugar Cans, Measures, Pepper, Spice, Gin.
ger, Cane seat Chairs, Wood and Cane Seat
Rocking Chairs, and many other articles too
tedious to enunIeraIe.
Hamburg, S. C. Feb. 81, 2m S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
EOST.

nN the 2lst or 22d of December last,
~ between Hamburg uRd Mrs. Ander-
sons, OIL the Martiutown Road, a new
Pocket Book, containing about rs Dollars,
as folows:-4 ten dollar bills, s five dollar
bills, all on the Bank of Hamburg, and
about or dollars in silver. The: finder
will confer great favor on the subscriber
by returning the same, and beweIlrewarded
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
ia 8, ls9 If 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
PALMETTO HOUSE,
COLUMBIA. S, G.:

NTlIE Undersigned wishes TO inform the
q spublic llhl he has moved from tile AmeTT-
ican fIutlL 10 the PALMETTO HOUSE, (upposite
Inc State House, which he has taken entirely
on his own account, and where he would be
p"ascd 10 see his former patrons, aud all Others
who may he pleased 10 call on him. And to
those Of his acquaintances he would say, that
they will be made not less comfortable than
heretofore; and to strangers. call and try the
Palmetto House.
An Omnibus will always be kept in readiness
at Ille Rail Road Depot, 10 convey pasaengcrs
10 this House.
A. G. MARSHALL. !.
Jan. 81, 2m 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Coe,arls,ers1sip Notice.

7EyHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
! a friends aud the public generally, that they
have entered into cuparlnership TO transact
the Mercantile business, under the style Of
WILLIAMS Il CHRISTIE, and will do business
in the honse formerly occupied by G. l.. & E.
Penn. They intend keeping constantly on
hand, n complete and full assortment Of all such
Guos as are usually kept IN this markell and
solci, from The public share Of patronage.
J. A. WILLIAMS,
S. CHRISTIE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28

FH7HE Subscriber respectfully informs his
FL friends and the public a, large, that
he still has charge Of the ehovc Hotel, and
takes this method 10 inform one and all, that
in consideration of the hard times, he has
reduced his terms ofBoarding, TO the follow
ing reduced rates, for Cash only.
RATES OF BOARDING.
Man and horse per day, 81 IS
Man per day, rs
fol Breakfast. Dinner, Supper,
or Lodging, single, each 25
Horse per day, 50
Single Feed, 25
The Subscriber returns his thanks to the
community at large, lo- pas, lavors aud so>
licis share Of The same.
II. JENNINGS.
Feb. 81 If 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Notice.

lNOtRCCs
VEY HE undersigned have engaged the Rev.
.H 8. w. KENNERbY to take charge Of the
Pottersyille Academy the ensuing year. Mr..
Mr.. Kennerly is n graduate of the SontI, Caro-,
lima College, and llas very considerable exPe-
renre as teacher. His amiable disposition,
moral and religious character as well as his liz
erary attainnleIts, qualify him very, especially
for conducting the moral and mental culture Of
the children aud young men Of our country
The studies that will be taught in this Academy.
will be advertised in the next paper; sufhcef
10 say however, that the classicks and sciences
will be fully taught, and that ,yonng men wiz
be prepared TO enter the Junior class Of the
South Carolina College. s.si"2s
JOHN HILL. \ ..
It. G. BACON, TRUa.
EUGENE BURT, TEES.
H. R. SPANN.
N. B.-The exercises OF the aboye Academy;
will commence en- 9th January l549.
Dec 20 # 4S =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Jan. 81,
ssODGES ENSTITUTE.

q DERRICK. A.. M. Principal and in
"a slrnctGr Of The Classical Department.
JAMES f. PHILIP, Assistant and Teacher Of
the English Department..
This Institution situa,cdin Greenwood, Alb.
bevilo District, will commence its first session
or the present year under the direction Of the
abuve named gentlemen, on Monday the 5lh Of
February inst. Mr.. Dedrick had charge of
the Institution the past year, and discharged The
duties Of his station in such manner as 10 give
general satisfaction Both 10 the Trustees and
patrons of the School. He brings TO his assiii::
lance the presen, year, Mr.. J.. F. Philip, i
competent and experienced Teacher.
From The increased facilities afforded the
present year in this institution for imparting
thorough instruction. The Board confidently
looks forward to liberal patronage. ~
For terms and further information, see CataS
logue.
February, At - 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Mattresses! Mattresses!
NOTICE.

RdR. ROFF, who held conditionaly an in.
lVM terest in the right Of Edseield District;
10 HolcIkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patentj
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore lie holds no interest, and has. po.fight te
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, Of said
right, and a tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. II. WEBER, we aulhorise, with full
power TO act rs our agent.
COTHRAN & MOORE.
March !. 1917 If 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
GLORIOUS .NEWs!> /!
Z TsTHEgcHEAp CASH STORE,
Selling, off at Cost,
E5 oA sAsHoRT TIME ONLY,

NJ. York g Philadelphia Prices.
FHyfIIEf Subscriber avvails himself Of
IL sthis:nlslllod 10 inform his customers
and sthssIPbhlIc generally, that he is de'er>
minedio dispose Of lis large aud finely
selected steckof Guods, cheaper than has
fbeeuihetsi iolofe offered in this market, and
metits5tsesatlcnliou Of. the public general
~, asfis.sss Seem gsis.!Believing," lhose who
wish g y sAsRgaAlss,;' now is your oPportu.
S sssz J. CoHN.
l7ab;sisfJSJr o..