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Remarkable Cure If bronchitis.

New York. Feb, IL, IS4s.
Messts Sands Having suffered many years with
a disease Of my throat, affecting the iarynx during
which time was treated with The lnost inquish
ed physicians in Europe and the United Sta,es
without receiving any pcrmeDt benefit. but Ill the
lime my general health and strength dec lining and
the disease max ing fearful progfess-csus,ic app
Cations were used, and whatever else was thought
most efficient for producing cure--but ! am conf
dent The depinfstls tiuati0h ~ss H. the lsrynRiis
being accompanied with Phil aud great iiculty
N breathing. ~ouJ sooa have terminated my lite
hsh not obtained Teef through the medium Of your
sarssTSrila. ] must say Gentlemen, when I com
menceh using the safsaparills did not place much
confidence ~ us virtues this win not surprise
YOU, when inform 700 had iried more than ffy
d'iefen remedies DUNG Inc past four ,es ~ without
any success bot after iaking your Sara rilla k
weeks was Obliged al last 10 yield 10 evidence
rms marvellous spec ifc has moi only relieved b.,
cured me, and ther.iore ihihk u my duty gentle
men io' the benefit Of suffering humanity, 10 give
you this aiiestaiiDo Of my cure.
Yours very iruy, u. PARENT
Consulate Of France In The GATED States
The aiS're statement ssd signature we're aekno~l
edged IA our presencsby Mr.. T. Psf.n, ssuue
For The Consul General II France,
l.. BORG Vice Consul.
The following Interesting es-e 4. presented, sud
the reader invite, 10 l- os,-iui perusai CONNIE "a,
90 such evidence 10 unoeerssaIy,
=, New Yofk, April &c. Isi7
\. me.'r- ssnds- G.ntiemea Having been long al.
hfls1 win general debility, weakuess los. Of anne.
tie, nc rer.sins ~ b-',edt from the vsris RENE
"s. p,s-ee-d CONF ludsd aboui three months sinoe
p" "ste Use OF Jour sarssp@rilia. ] noe hsy. the
pleasure u Informing you hat It's .iYee 10 have been
attended Nhh the harpiest result. ~ restoring ny
heAth aud am 'odocef tn add my tss,imon, 10 the
"soy others you srssdy possess and TO those dssf-
ins further ,ni1mstioa ] gill T~r,onally give the
'cu'srs 81 my ard the ederts invsl-
nsols ne''sios, " esi.iag ~ zsS Bosesy New YORK
f"nis respectfully, JANET MCINTOSH
Tins cerihs that Mis-. Jaset MeIntosh 10 hso~r
70 ne, nsintet Of the ChsiGh, IN gaad ssheina
sGd sar,hy Of confidence r. SPENCER
:, Fas'f OF The SECOND Prss- ChsrsS. Brooklyn.
Ffefga ed ~ sxslI = hg-~ate nd fy A A
u sANis, lhbRgisis and Ches,ias. 100 Faiion Al q,
tnrnrr OF william Nes Yefs. Alec ~ DtByRiss
rrne~Ry zh1ut the United States snc Cshsdas
Fnee d ser bottle. els Rsiise~ Is
Lvrasa DAssst<. Agent, Euiixnd. 1888
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"H'IE nam RESTORATIVE,
PURELY VEGETABLE CoMIorND.
Tor H'st"riag, Reo@:fy;ns, CIan..ay, ,o6.
tn'"g, and Dr,ssi"g the nam
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24

/" ~ s"tsst las sSssfssfn sssssdy stiIs lBsy
sH "a ssrls~ed that Jos tsases bsksa The are
ssfss. 70 have ss~t II bfefs IL 10 no Ars thinr ~
. eess tsfsfe Ne pssi,e for ysais and tts iscfe.s
ing $50 sscss ts< ssift1stAcE th shgh "a . h- ID
yAns ALihJk&, IA Patton q Ssx Ygfs
49, ~ ~ usssSssls ID tAs Csitea bslss.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24

THIS ElesxHt
PR pArsiian 10
last iaktllg the
pace 81 all 9th
ef sfitc its IA
o.e fs SssiOf-
ihg sad afess
ms ia. Hair
u pr.ssaIs ttse
Han irem Gii
Ing "a pfosnot.
&C ns st,~;h.
frsn's &c dan ..
fon snd restores
The fisa sal shA'
iu1tifassst grE
III vl the Hair
10 all ss~. 4
t,ssis.,s. itsI
- tnasssaspstn
ard heat IN tl,e
b<R AT.t 4.
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FIOW u NysHH"'
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
oesTRucTioNs, iaREoulARlTiEs. &C

How many are suffering from obstruction OF mr.
ularities peculiar to the female system, ~hsh a.
dermine tler health, shc effects n which iia'y s''
ignorant and ior which their deracy fprbids -eesne
medical advice How many safer from Jro'ar'a'
nfe,i failing OF the womb from fs~ 0lbs' t~ess
meas, debility, kc.. hc How muny art 10 ooIs.'f
srony for many months preceding confinement To.
many have difficult II not dangerous delvcres shd
whose lives are jcophrded during such i,mr, j h"H
In its pages the means Of prevention, smehfs'Rh.
and relief!
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ACCOMMODATIONS

hs''seAis % ~. Pt,,y P..t.sn ss'h, y ~
. f"sstsurrH, ss,seate ~ 'l~gs
Nj J. y, a-s'fs Ar.st I.s Nat. . R.it R..t,.t
a " -iAraf NJ iess' "a 81, dry ,. s,.is .ss.s
>. 70 ft-f"ci az he ff- is.ssis s.ls< ~ wssas,
"sf hsI ~si'se n~s~Fsl ss~ss are sf.r --..,.
~ 81 sis.~.s srs ~fr sss 81 81 isr A..s ts~
'pi-.'ed sa~ssss, s.@ tie - stsw Goa s.s..s s..s
-"-<r~h ssasa zee ses ~ saa<t.s ~ - ,sct
ArNs sAs snst shsi s<s hsn ss...as xi,sr ,as G., .
ser tfa's sasrs 49, sty~~sa., &c .,slA. a an.
cav, sHTF ssf,sss sp'.e s'is~.s "a. sSs<ss =
- ~ ssDsr sa<s'i iessS ksssfsii-s esd Soc a., 81
ssss $50 - trs h2i lbs s~s .sssf e~s es~Sa a@s a.
laart, .stss reese. sas s-1stifyi . eass .s ..,,
- = setH--'s, ~ k<af itass tsss s-.4 sr q ed
sHA .e-tsls's s1e ssh>s ssias Ia ssy tad .na 4
s's 'assH II tas 'es ss'srs'si rsss.s I k.s- ever
are ,h.s~I-ss s~~vss 80 ,rf.,.p ,,~x, 1, IA ~,
10 arc AttsSi< a, s.-''s ~ t~s Anicl. lxtx
"sSi seeA- Mes fesrsIsry ,asf.
- 4. fNEET n Is
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|, NOTICE
CANE iata ths saeiossre Of the sobseribsr,
90 or xssa, the 3b;k o,y Of sept. small dsrt
e"a"'ed ysa''i.f trtfsr, Tue owner by tsosray
properly ADD Psying charges cat e. the
ss.ss 90 sPel,cst,Os 20 r. MOuLTHEOP
kstiAaA. oel Z. tSSp, ~
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G. 8. HALLS DYE HOUSE,
10 CORNHILL,
BOSTON MASS.

NUR ENTERPRISE has no limits. in con-
sultisg tho public convenience! With
snch Spirit in view. No. 70 CoasHiLL shall
henccf,rth b" \ general nucleus from which
GARMENTS, DRESSES and SIIAWLS,
when dyed, will he promptly despatched, il the
estimation /. known,by Express and expense
aid one way, il not small sized packages.
uJDirect to G.. :. HALL, who for over %
wears has actively applied himself to the art of
Dyeinc.
N. Shopkccpers wishing to act asa gents;
in any village, will aot he required to share the
cost of freight. and will be allowed a liberal
commission 2l:6m
Way q, lSU.
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THE WONDER
Blessing Of the Age.
The most extraordinary Mtdh Inc iu The
W0rid !,
THE WONDER

WITH
Tia Extract ,spsi sP ~ gsa'i bottles; u IS
s'T hmss cheaper, yionsaHicr, and woytaS-
ted superior 10 sny sold n cures ~ifhouf
r"'"'hsg. y"rg'"g, s'thesi'g, or detiii,".
ting ~ sysfs N.
We hsvs mauuisct nf-a 80 orr hoiie- Of Ns rss
rsriA dnr,ns The past yrar and are ncw pui,ins up
at cssi S1D BOTTLES pr day .usnf more Of The Ss'ss
sfs r"c IN cue u,nu,h tina all the other n~nuict.
,ufera ~ sarrarsfi's IN on. yest pr. 3. T Towns
he1d's Sst-sratta Ia ~arranird Is tctp Er any
ionrih of time IN all climates. THIS k,ttaeI has
ell Of The filo diseases han all the
advertised medicine. iorrt her have dnac Sercfula
"t KING Evil, obstinate Cuiancou. Etnp,lon,. Fin
pies az Pusnl-s 90 the lace B"iChes Btlcs chronic
sore Eyos. Ring Worn, or reitei Sealj Head en-
lsteemcn' and pain Of the luucs and Prints siubbotu
Uhers Syphiltic Disorders, Lnmbaeo SaIirhrnm and
all III ceases af,s,ng from an piicinus Il Mefou
~, Ascies, OF btot~y exposure OF imprp,ience In
lie. II Invariably cures Rheumai.m Ind fe.i,on ur
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia. general and nervous Debility
Palp,a,i,o II the Hratt. iivrr Cunpisini a. Infs
n,ation OF tho Kidneys Is.'ie. .t pale com pl. on
and o"".ump,,n hah,t,, aud such as are drhiits,ei
by those ort rUci,"ns wh,rh females are liable To
restored, by he use Of bottle two to bloom
anil vIsor.
! The numhcr Of disease. mentioned ninvs as tnred
by this pfepara ioo Of Sarzap,tiia may .er,n Hrsr
but VIC are. nevertheless p,eIar.d Ia prrve. by MI
extensive array Of revt6c aie- u 81 such IL The Lti
Attraction Of The cvi,leme which Ne poss' concern
lag each disease ~ou'i he received hy any pdtc a.
tribunal as complete demonstration. II must be re-
membcred that all this riPhitui array ~ r,sladles
Though app airing In endless variety Of forms
yet similar IN their origin al j causes for they all
sproe directly or Indirectly from corrupt iouuia,n
II the h"od were In pure healthy aud active state
!, would drive all these complaints from, the tystcu
and chronic disease would he impossible
4 THE FACTOY
The Immense and increasing d-ms nd for pr. =. P
T"~nsend's strsaptriila has made IL necessary VET,
much 70 enlsfre tile operations ofinanuf ,cture Me
d'cinhl substances are used In Incredible u titles
and an each ingredient requires 10 he carcinlly
accurately tested, the propr,et"rs have found II nc
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24

NskIAkEr retei,a 10 A.ef.S., fess ..
w " syesesr.
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MYsr1Rins or sgrDscr,ru
CrfslssI bixceItSy Of The Az.

Did you ever sss Nc
Aiass's All Hs.lias
Oiist0es, , Cestsiniy
yas have ia there AZ.
ku " any, vito have
. "ei svsiied ii~nss.ivss
4 N its eafsioe qvsiit,es
10 seiy sssds . tai 10
1avssc< the tsfsohs "a.
rug " thai ~ 10 really
sisd tfsly tks hea sul
els sxiAsl. Enqa "a q
ibe tsns Of ikoassnsis
Who have ,eea 10 tbs
ssnstan, Zee Of a, sbd
thxyAH ,sjVis~ SO. nv.
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HiRrFvap urv ssA n;.ilra
INSURANCE COMPANY
orx.nia.ain Hartford. ce.n. SEPT, 's's.
Infested capital. 100, 600

erHfth HFrHt lcF sVFWo"'t
.G.BINGHAM. Williston
To whom applications may be seat from any
rsrt Of the State.
Central Ofhcs 81 thin agency, eAst ride of the
coart Hoa.e Square Darlington, W.
n. WARD, N. D.. Medical Examiner.
Application, may he made Mt any time ., the
efhc~ or To the foilcwing named rer,ons, ecn,'
& Medical Examiners, ~lo will furnish fawph-
ct. and any information that may be desired, III
regard 10 the Co.
RUTLAND COUNTY
AeExrs X K. Thr siI, CountvAgcnt Rutland
Errs June, Brandon; G. A. Hiichcock, rittsfcrd
Chester Spencer. Castleten; Capen Leonard
Chittcnaer; SilasW Hodge. Giarendon;.t Bliss
P"ui,eey; DE. Nicholson, Walliassfsrd; Fay
cite Potter, PawieL
Mrp,cs xAAiSERs--C yrusForter. Rutland
T. ~. Drury, Pittsfotd; 4 X euiriek, Poultncy
- Hou-hton, rs~lct; "A y Bowen, Clarendon
J u " edward, Castleton; josiah " Hale, Bran.
don; John Fox, Nailiugtord.
BENNfNG ION COUNTY
AcESrs Bingham & McEnwen, Ccunty Agents
Remington n ~ Bs,chclier Arlington; Dapic
Roberts, Jr, Manchester; " Il Douglass, Shafts
bury Cyrus Arlington, Dnrset.
.ndicaf Eraainers. Luther Muscly, A Rim ston
swift. Bennington; llDMeachan name hester; \
r johnson, Shattsbury.
california Life Risks
taken st lower rates than by any other compan,
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VIA DOW sAsH
l.shpeD l. oAhrr.
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aubscrint;ou Recoipts.

-. -.
Fr following t.a:d ap ttrr'tilr
fixed to their names:
Tandy Burkhalscr, to sth March 1851.
NYm. Andrews, to lth March '5l.
John Durst to 18th May'5l.
I'D. Padgctt, to sth May 81.
Isaac QUITS, to 10Th A1ays5l
Peter QUITS, to 10th NIay'5l.
Capt. A. II. Coleman, to7th February 80.
John Faulkner, to 18th May Isl,
John T. Middleton, to 4a, July 81.
Benjamin Stevens, ESQ., to Sth May 81.
L. T. Abney, to 5ol May '5l.
Capt. Daniel Bird, to stl February so.
Abncr Dorm, to lst May 81.
Jesse Little, to ODD Maj; 81.
sc. strom, to 18th May 81.
Capt. II. Hart, to aad May 81.
John P. Self, to Si January'5l.
silas Cooper, to 4th October '5l.
james Bean, to lst April '5l.
James NJ. Bell, to Goth May 81.
j. r. Scurry, to a9thAlay 81.
Capt J. Lipscomb, to'llth April 81.
]. G. Dagncll, ESQ.,, to Sth February 81.
Wiley Glover, to eth May 81.
D. r. Bryan, to Goth May Isl.
John W. Hcrrcn, to Sd December so.
Capt. R. Ward, to 10th December 80.
Col. Whitfield Brooks, TO Stll February 81.
Thomas DeLoach, to Goth January 81.
a. T. Hodges, to alst January 81.
Dr. S. G. Merriwe,hcr, to 5th juno 81.
Capt. Robt. Mcrriwetl,cr, to 9Th June 81.
Maj. Tilman Watson, to Sth April 81.
G. G. Thurmond, to lst March 81.
Wm. NJ. Burns, to 7th january 80.
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GEFiELD FEM ALE


/ E T BEING deemed desirable by o. majority o
a the patrons of the Institute that the VACA
ITfON shonld be in the month of AUGUST
being the hottest and least healthy part Of thu
Summer, the School viii be continued withou
interruption at the end of the present quartet
ss((June l4th,) for SIX WEEKS longer. Tho
vacation will thus include tho whole month O
August, and the School will reopen on Monda,
the End of September.
Parents and Guardians can enter or rc-ettel
Pupils for these six weeks or the whole of thu
Itllird quarter as they may think propas.-Itt,
scarnc=sly recommended, however, to those alreaa,
;cntcred and in the full prosecution Of their studios
THAT they should continue without any intcrva
suntil the Vacation.
r. II. NICHOLS, REcToR.
May 90, 1850. At IS Z
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SELLING OFF At COST
(For the Benefit ofhis Creditors

IrTIIE Subscriber, in order to bring his business
/ to close, rithout delay, offers his entire
Stock to the Public at New York CosT and BE-
Low, for CASH. His Stock consists of q very
handsome selection of DRY GOODS, BON
NETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ofall descrip-
.tions JEWELRY, HATS, CAPS, SHOES,
:READY MADE CLOTHING, etc.
The Stock was bought when Goods were lo,oer
,in New York than they are now, consequently
|GREAr BARGAINS will be given.
Their being no humbug in this affair, those
who want CHEAP GOODS, should call at once,
Iand they will be satisfied with the Goops and
.PnIcEs. j. COIN.
May 90, St IL
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Executive Department.

WHEREAS the cause of EDUCATION in
wv South-C Carolina, demands all the light
(which intelligent and experienced minds are ca
'pablc of shedding upon it, the Governor, ill pur-
suggests to the Teachers throughout the State,
the propriety:of assembling at Columbia, on Fri
day, the 10Th of July, to consider the subject Of
FREE SCHOOLS, the preparation at home of
Elementary and other Books for the use of our
Schools, the best mode of insuring the progress
'of Education, and other kindred matters. ss
Mayl Is St II:
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CABINET MEErIyG.-Thc Baltimore SUI
of Friday says thqt 4 despatch from Wash
|ngton, announces that i Cabinet Counci
was held on "Wednesday, at which it was re
solved to hold the Cuban authorities rcspon
sible for any treatment the American resi-
dents may receive. A special messenger i:
to be sent oat there forthwi h from the State
Department, to look after the interests OF
American citizens
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Tbe. MarkRts.
HAMBURG. JUNE ]

Since our last the market has been dull Will
only limited sales from Wagons at rates about
the samesas last reported. Wednesday there was
"a good disposition to buy, but holders seem very
little disposed to accept Of the offers made for lots
so business remains dt stand STILL We quote or
dinary to middlins lO3 to III midd!ng fair 10
fair LIZ to l2i Gooltair tochicc laa
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ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
; Us@A" has been received but being too lat
for this publication, will appear in our next

l. Us@A" has been received but being too lats
flor this publication, will appear in our next
T5 -S~--
From the Baltimore Sun.
~ Death of Hon. Mr.. Elmore.
WASHINGTON, May 80.
The Senate met at l2 o'clock.
The reading Of the journal was dispensed
3with.i4
AIR Butler announced the death of his col:
league, the Hon. Franklin H. Elmore. He
pronounced q high culogium on the charac.
tier of the deceased.
Alessrs. Yulee, Webster, and Jefferson
5Dayis spoke of the character and services Of
3NIr. Elmorc, and of his death rs a national
|lossS
/ 4lr. Butler offered the customary rcsolu.
lions, and inehonor of the character of the
deceased the Senate adjourned. - =
The committee of arrangements arc Mcssrs.
|Yulee, Clemens, Badger, Jones, Corwin, ard
Morris.
PAIL BEARERS: q
Mr.. Hunter, Mr. Bright,
I Dawson, Davis, of Mass.
DOWnS, -CHQcrWOOu.
Tie funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock
Tomorrow.
The House met to-day pursuant to ad-
|ioarnment, at O'Clock, A. Ms<,wlicn' ii, con-
sSs,.sen,c-of the dcsrttrpfstr. Eiliory Senator
from South Carolina it was agreed that
when the House adjourned, it be till to-nor-
ROW at 4 o'clock, A. NJ, to receive the official
announcement of the death of that distin-
gnished Senator, and to take such action as
is due to the occasion. =.
The Speaker (Mr.sCobb) arailcd himself
|of the permission given by the House ycstcr-
day, and called Mr.. Boyd, of Kentucky, to
preside as Speaker, pro tenn, during his short
absence from the city. -.
B The proceedings sconscqucnt upon the death
|of Senator Elmorc will induce the necessity
of extending the recess until Tuesday or
next, to enable the officers of the
House to complete the arrangements of the
hall for the summer.
GREAT Loss OF LIrE-A despatch from
st Louis, aStl ult to the Baltimore Sun, gives
the subjoined particulars of another terrible
steamboat disaster:
A frightful steamboat accident took place
this evening. The steamer st. Louis col
lapsed two tlucs, three miles below the city,
at quarantine. A frightful scene ensured
the shricks of the wounded and dying were
most hcart-rending.
From all the information which could be
gathered in the confusion, it appears, that
IS lives, We're lost, and 40 persons wounded.
About half the number of persons scaled will
certainly die. The sufferers mostly were
deck passengers.
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Notice.

THOSE indebted to the Estate of Hugh TIL
J. burn, deceased. ere requested to make in
mediate payment, and all those having dcmaltt
ito present them, properly attestol, to me, on %
before the first OF January next, or they will +,
rcjcctcd. Given Under my hand at my Office
this 29th April, 1850.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
May # 10
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CHARLESTON, JuSE 8

The Cotton market to-day was inactive, and
|sales were limited to seven hundred bales at a
range Of from l2a l2s cents; Nlidding Fair is
;now down to 10 cents, which establishes a de-
,clnc Of 4c. III
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d. r. BELMONT,

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
LII Edgciield and vicinity that he will attend t
sTunins and Repairing PIANO FORTES.
Orders left at the "Sl,aun IIotrl," will b
promptly attended to-
May22, 9. 90
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AUGUSTA. JUNE i.

The Cotton Market is very quiet to-day-the
heavy business Of the past three days taking off
of thcmarket almost all the lots thathollcrs werc
anxious to sell, aud buyers to-day were not an
yoIs. ~
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. COLUMBIA. JUNE

The Cotton market was almost brought to a
stand to-day, as we have only1leard of 20 bales
being sold during the entire day, which went of
at lO4 a liz cts. q.
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f. s n a ".

TOLLED before mSby Eobt. CLANCY, Giving
i about twenty-sevcn miles North of Edge
field c. H., near Hills Mill.) an estray MARE,
of sorrc color, small size, blaze in her face, roam
sh appearance in TANKS, left eye weak, and name
slightly cropcd. Said Mare is appraised to be
worth eighteen dollars.
LEWIS CULBREATII, MED
May s, 1850 itm II
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EX LSIOR!
HODGES sTTTUTU.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION, TUE;
DAY NIGHT, JUNE llru.
Original Pieces

IN GREEK, FRENCH, GERMAN AM
ENGLISH. .
Address before tic Sopllroncan Society on Tues
day Evening.
Address before the two Schools on Wclncsda,
Morning.
TSIIE SECOND SESSION Of 1870, vii
l. commence on WEDNESDAY 10th July
The same Instructors continue
n. B.-Thc second Session Of the FULLEi
opens at the same time.
Greenwood, S. c., May 81, ct 90
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StOII e w a fcs

:TnE Subscriber believing that good article
i of this usefnl and necessary Ware is much
snecded, has come to the conclusion to make
I and keep on hand splendid article, which he
| swillnot only recommend, but will rarrant tc
sbe. good.
lie, therefore, most respectfully solicits tfc
patronage of those who deal in and use this kind
sof Ware, knowing that they will be satisfied with
sshis Ware and prices.
All orders directed to me at Kirkscy's y
sRoads, Edscfcld District, S. c., will meet will
sprompt attention.
My jugs are marked "Chanller Maker
sWarrautcd." T. NJ. CHANDLER.
D May Is, tim II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
Old Dr.. Jacob Townsend's
SarSaDarilla.

TUST Received G dozeni.of Old DR.. Jaco
C Townscnds original compound Syrup of Sar
and for sale at the Drug and Chemies
Store of L. +. Sc A. G. TEAGUE.
May 1880 If Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
Water Elevators or
Chain Pumps.

ITNIIESE are the BEST PUMPS in usc, ant
i they will raise water faster and easier than
tary other pump ever used. They will not &c
tout of order or njure the cwatcr-thcy have giver
cntirc satisfaction in every place where they have
.been introduced and are warranted to do th'
lsamc.
The Elevators in MI cases, are measured from
Ithc bottom Of the well to the spout, and are solt
put in operation for Cash at 81 OOpcr foot.
These Pumps are for sale at Mr.. y. BUSH
:NELL'S Carriage Shop, and can there be secl
lin operation Call an examine for yourself.
L. j. TAYLOR.
April3, 1850. If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
For Tax Collector.

ISAAC BOLES. .,;4
SAMPSON B. NAYS,
ROBERT CLOY.
1'fIEOPHiLUS DEAN,
J.. 4. BROOKS.
WILLIAM L. PARKS,
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
.. i. GOUDEY,
+. W. BURT.
MOODY HARRIS. =
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
Brought to tho Jail

Brought to the Jail
!OF this District, a negro boy who says his
~ name is JOHN, and that he belongs to
Mr.. Robert Radford, Twiggs County, Geo.
|Said boy is about 35 years Of age, dark com,
|plcctcd, and about SIX feet high. He has
several scars on his breast, and also several or
his arms.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him a
WAY, otherwise he will be dealt with accord
ling to law. II. r, SPANN, led.
May 30, 1850 tt 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
Notice.

4 BARBACUE will he given ut P P&:-GnovE
n (Capt. Theo. Dcan's.) on the ith OF Jul,
next, Maj. II. R.iSrAsS, has been requested anc
is expected OH that OCCASION to deliver nm oraiio,
upon given subject. The candidates are invited
to attend, prepared to speak upon the politc;s
topics Of the day.
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