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CA RIP EFT S

And Oh Cioh, from , feet to ~ feet TO > I feet
vile, to cut ior rooms halls, Sc; with large
assortment d Ingram Carpets from - to 80 cts.
per yard; Entry ami Stair Carpets tram 10 10 80
cents per ward. Also, &TNH-!"Ds. ihAnriI-
E,G-, FABLE and iiANn Covers, W'3 CAR
PETS, &c. Il. IT, NLNRiNiE,
no. / SrEAWRruN STREET.
One door above Chestnut street. between
Secont and Third street, Philadelphia.
Sept. l1th-3m.
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lin TIA G anu j0ve
" T.iEF.INIJ PT.
b2EtlSEls. EsrrSriS!!

1T thorlcStou0, cecil couaty, Nd.
a fiIE UNDERSIGNED brg> Iravr To inform the
i citizens Of Cecil anu ihr nvl2.burin. cuun-
ties, tia! h" has cu!nincncci the manufacture Of
Common 0nI Pressed Bricks. Being located
on the edge of Harigablr water, and he rail
rnaI laSS!ng within a few yards oi the spot, he
feels cuniiirut that he can SUPPLY those wishing
to fui cha%r, much CHEAPER lh;n they can b.
supplied lr N either ni'lhr cities.
Having practical workmrn employed and
material ct the very best quality. he feels con-
ft"nr that the article hc manufactures will
recommend itself to all 2oul jules.
SAMUEL LOGAN, Of Saml.
CLorlpSinwu. Nav
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TiSH.-20 bbls. new Labrador hcrrines o
J. best qudi ty. Also a lot of No | and 3
mackcrrl which we will warrcnt to give salts
faction TO all purchasers. for salrby
A. j. SCOTT s BRo.
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BALTIMORE & SuSQ UEuiNNA
STEFAN GNM1'aNY.

- y
ID OCULAR DAILY LINE, (exccp, Sundays0
III for H4IRE DE GR.HCE, PORT DE-
POSIT IND TIDE WATER C,3N.iL.-Thc
Steamboat Portsmouth, Capt. S. Gco"h"@an,
leaves lower end Of West Falls Avenue, Balti-
more, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
evening, al & o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at / O'Clock. and llavrc dc Grace at AT 8
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. J. w.
Tominson, leaves same place every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday evening AT O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Polt Deposit every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening at O'Clock and
lIavrc dc Grace at & O'Clock p. NJ.
Passage 30 Gents.
W" Frclahts received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended to.
The agents at Port Deposit and lIavrc de
Grace will attend to forwarding any mrIchan-
disc consigned 10 them, for any p0lut on the
Pennsy lvania Canals, or will re-shp !reights
intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agent. II. d Grace
JACOB TONE, Agcnt, Port Deposit.
Iy@The Steamboat JvNIATl, Capt. Gco4h"-
han, being in complete order, can be chartered
al any time. apr , If
n. b. Grain purchased at the highest mar
kct price at the Warehouse of. Tome, Per
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano, Pas
er, Fish and salt.
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DERSONS wanii5g Carrc'S or Oil Cloths will
L do well 10 call al EI.DhlDGE'H before they
buy, for h. bcw- uni'r very li@hl store eXlen-
SOS, is c;ahir.l 10 offer great Inducements 10
buyers. AMI will sci! Wholesale or retail, at thc
lowest prices in the city.
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III q Ei.i z y " 5.

fHNEiE largest, the most la.honahlr, mi the
q best assortment Of mans. Won,r~., Mn !!
rElIdgan'S boots an sho-s, IA c"ril county. j.
tn b" Iuuni at til" suh.rribcI's boo {. >!iNE
STORE. in TihIun.
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TO He PUBLIC.

TO He PUBLIC.
The subscriber (not being engaged in any 9th
er busincss) has resumed the practice Of Land
Surveying, Convey ancing, &c. Being acluanl-
ed with Tie different qualities of soil in the
ne'glho"hood. persons wishing to buy or sell
Laal woujl find il to their ADVANTAGE to give
him q call jETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June Isl '5O--tf
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TG1E LATEST FASHIONS.

T11l2 LATEST FASHIONS.
STiLL!S RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAHAAR," next door to the Post office.
Ihnnhiul for the very liberal patrona &c he
hasrcc"ved he is now prepared to Gu, ard make
all kinds Of garments in the best and most fash
ionabc styles. All clothes made by him war
rantcd 10 fit. Don't forget the Oh NGnd ia M
B1oa0r.' [Elklun, Apr II.
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: TN-Tl-i IT NtIinT,
"uVrri.nr iHayajn,
Fine and Medium 10.
' rnIlians Of all hin,iS.
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Charlcstown; May 2Slf

NDfICE.--The stated MEETINGS Of the Or
~ phans' Court OF Cecil cturty, are held on
the second Tuesdays in February, Arril, Jun,
August, October and Dcctu.hcr. School Ac-
counts must be presented, on the second I u,>-
day IN January, the 2nd Tuesday in April. The
PAL Tuesday in J unc and The 2nd Tuesday in
October. JAMES ". LAMAR.
June Is 80 Reg, OF wills.
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WHITE MUSTARD SEED, for sale by
w SEP 10 BROWN FOARD.
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t e. X. $3.50. s..!l
---- s4,12 --.-.-..4-.,.4!:, = . g..
4 VIZ '"A'''' "''"''n f"'ia 'INhia and
"A ,,'''''"'e, wa! P"HS Clinton Tor me present
IT, ,r''"W':
l" h"""'"fe. fGf fh'I""HPhiH.
~ ''"'h' ~ A. NJ Isl IRAN, lU4, \. NJ.
a",' -. r NJ. 2hn >, =. NJ.
81" - "'""t "rn '1.nlghl
A'I f''sh,S received ~ fik'on Kan Road
Depot, must be PAID on delivery.
Elkton, March, '53 Agent.
11r,rrrD an
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A Man WITH TWENTY WGvEs.-A man
calling himself DR.. Wm Hunter, but whose
real name is said to be Nathaniel ]. Bird, is in
Jail at Camden, n. j., on charge of bigamy,
and various other charges. On Sunday Eliza
beth Harrington, a lady of Philadelphia, visited
him in prison. and asceriained he was the man
to whom she was married on the 9th of July
last. On TIE same day he was visited by an
other lady from Kensington. named Mary
Thomas, 10 whom he was married in Nay last.
1t is also stated that he has wife in Reading,
another in Wilmington, Del, and another yet in
Philadelphia. The prisoner is only about %
years of age, and, it is stated, declares that he
has twenty wives, statement which may be
true, as more than one-fnurih of that number
has been found within a few days. Itis alleged
that he abandoned each wife soon after mar
riage, and that they never heard of him after
until his recent arrest. The affair creates the
greatest excitement in Camden, and has induced
an immense number of people TO seek admis-
sion for the purpose of seeing him.
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
w. F. DURIsoE, Proprietor.
ARTHUR sIMK1Ns, Editor.
T E r M 6.

r M S.
Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advance-Two
DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
mon;hs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions distinct
" limited at the Zinc of subscribing will he coilsid-
ed as made for an indefinite period, and will he con-
tinued until all arrearages paid at the option
of the Publisher. SUBSCRIPTIONS from other States
must invariably be accompanied with the cash or
reference 10 some one known TO MS
ADVERTISEMENTS will he conspicuousy inserted
at rs cents per Square ~ lines lrss) for the first
insertion and 37l for each subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81, per
square will be charged. All Advertisements not
having the desired number Of Insertions marked the
margin will be continued until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Those desiring TO advertise by the year DO
liberal terms-it being distinctly understood that
tracts for yearly advertising confined tolhe mme
dia,e, legitimate business Of the firm individual
roatrar,ing. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate; -Thrrct Dollars. in
advance.
For Advertising Esrays Tollcd, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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Sour FooD.-Catlle fed on sour food, pre-
pared by fermenting rye -four and water into a
kind of paste. and then diluted with water, af-
terwardssihickened with hay chaff (that is, hay
cut smalD are said to fatlen quickly. This plan
is adopted in France to a considerable extent,
and has been introduced years ago in this coun-
try. Although not generally adopted, it is de-
serving of consideration by grazers. With re-
spect to the efficacy of acid food for fat,ening
animals, there is, on most other subjects, va
rely Of opinions. 1t is well known that swine
derive moro benefit from sour milk, than they do
from milk in fresh state; and there is no doubt
but there are PARTICLES which promote digestion
facilitate the consumption of 4 larger quantity
of food, and consequently expedite the fatlening
Of ca:tlc.-Agricultor
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lures. Two bishops and eighty.hfee cleraymen
are supported in the fields of domestic missions
and thirteen stations are vacant There have
been thlrty-three appointments within the vcar
OF which iwcnty-onc were new missionaries
Eighteen missionaries have resigned and one has
died. Two churches have been conseeratod
tour in course of erection, and lots have haon
purchased for nine. The receipts for forcign
Missions Tor the year preceding the 18th of june
last amount to S425OO 80; expenditures s47,.
237 IG' From that time to the first Of Octoher
me receipts were Ss.5l5 SO; expenditures
81 l,7Oo 80 1t was stated that owinr 10 the in
creased number of missionaries, considerable
Increase OF the lands would be required.
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TRU TIL.

~
Not alone ir realms cf beauty
Not alone beyond tile skies
lion Garth we do,ohr duty,
Heaven al around us lies
White wing'd angels {Aus ever,
Unseen spirits 'rohHs move
When we make a-gssa saslakzaor,
When we do deed Of Ice.
Spirits of the dear departed
Press upon the brow an, check
Loving kisses, tcnti-r..stsited
From their pa'aps pure and meek.
And their gentle ao'res mind us
We are passi;& 4 st aw;.y;
May their loving spi's find US
In the bright; e,nal day,
Let us, then, with IN reliance
the iuars4!ds .ae right.
BiSa Gcrca ailnSa
Unto error dark Is night
Let US. then, with 9TH duhnchirg,
Say to Truth. g. 1tu art my guide;
Come on wealth ornnt most pinchng
Let whatever Ga,aetide !"
Let us, then, right pressing
On the mind andcart ofyouth,
Give TO age "a sold cssing.
In the sacred lis lof truth !
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An INDIAN GtvERNoR.-The Governor of Ne.
hraska it is stated, has Indian blood in his veins
His father was captured, when a child, by tho
Wyandot Indians, and married q half-bIooi Wv.
ando: girl. The Governor, VIM. Walker is her
son. He was educated at Kenyon College, Ohio.
He was seventeen years postmaster at Upper
Sandusky, Ohio. In 1886 he was elected chief
of his nation, the Wyandots.
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DiSss 0lutioni

I HE Firm of BowERs & Hit, in the Grocery
4 Business has been this day Dissolved by mu-
tual agreement. The Notes and Accounts due to
the Firm, are in the hands Of S. Z. BowERs, to
whom payment must be made without delay, and
in default they will be placed in the hands Of an
Attorney An demands against the Firm will be
presented to S. F. Bowers.
BOWERS & HILT.
Hamburg, Sept. 2s, 1853.
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MESIcAs AAslFEsTo.-The Mexican Legation
at Washington has issued letter DECLARING tbnt
the reorganization of the national force of Mey-
igo Is Tor the purpose of defending the people of
tnat country against the attacks Of the wild In
"''ns on The frontiers of the United States. who
nave nave not been restrained by the latter govern
ment' in accordance with the stipulations of the
treaty of Guadaloupc Hidago. 1t is positively
denied that Santa Anna intends to employ this
great military force either for 1.-The purpose of
expressing his fellow coun,rymen or 10 make
war upon = friendly power.
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RICH FALL DRY GOODS !

RICH FALL DRY GOODS
G. RAY B R O z he E R S,
AUGUSTA, Ga
DEG TO inform the public that their FALL pur-
ID chase is NOW COMPLETE. comprising one
OF the Largest Stocks that they have ever
Offered TO the public,
AMONG WHICH WILL DE FOUND
Rich paid SILKS.
Small checked Silks,
Rich brOcadc Silks,
Plain Silks, al colors,
Black Silks, all widths,
Black brocadc Silks,
Striped and figured Silks,
Black and colored watered Silks,
White brocade Silks,
Plain white Silks,
White Satns,
NIarccnc Silks, all shades,
Real Irish poplins,
Super black silk Eelvcts,
Colored Nrlvets, all shades,
New stiles Paris printed Mouslan DeLains,
Do. do. do. Cashncrcs,
Do. do Plaid Woollen Goods,
Plain NIL wool Mouslain Dclanc, all shades,
French Cashmeres and Alercnus, all shades,
English Cashmeres and Coburs, all shades,
Figured Alpacas, al! shades,
Iupin's best Bombazines,
Very super Alpacas. exc, eding'y cheap,
Very large stock printed DeLans, l2c.
Very large stock printed DeLaines, % to SIC.
Irish fronting Linens, best quality,
Real double Damask, very superior,
Brown Damasks all prices,
Toweling, in great variety,
l2-4 best Barnsly Shcc,ing,
Fine pillow case Linen,
10, IL, and 1874 Hamilton Sheeiing.
10, II, and 1914 Auscutney Shcc,ing,
10, II, and l2-4 Alendale Shecting,
Very super English and American Longco,hes
Very large and varied stock of Caicos,
French. Scotch and American Gingharns,
English and German Hosiery, very cheap,
A full assortment Of Misses and Youths Hose and
half Hose,
Kid, Silk aud I.isle Gloves,
Trimmings, of all kinds,
Kerseys, Osnaburgs and Stripes, cheap,
Very large heavy Negro Blankets,
Very super Bed Blankets,
Marscillcs Quilts, in great variety,
Curtain Materials, in great variety,
Curtain Muslin, embroided with linen, decidedly
rich.
Carpets, Rugs and Oil Cloth, a full assortment.
And Il great variety Of other articles, selected
with the utmost care, which We are selling very
cheap, and to which respectfully invite attention
Oct 5 st 80
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The Dear People,

VE7ILL Please take notice that from and after
w this date, we will sell our entire Stock of
Goods, or any part thereof,
AT COST, FOR CASH!
Our Goods are all fresh, and the most Of them
bought very low. Call, if you want bargains
Persons indebted to us for last year and prev-
Gus are respectfully, but earnestly requested to call
and see the Monkey.
PETERSON & WERTS. Broadway,
WERTS & PETERSON, Shop Springs
Newbcrry District, S. G.
Oct5 If ~
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G OCERIES!

r SHELLEY iS SON, beg leave to inform
eDs the patrons of JOSIAH SIELEY, and the people
of the Country generally, that they in the mar
ket constantly for the purchase Of Cotton and other
produce, and keep on hand la
Well assorted Stock Of Goods,
Among which are the following:-
$4,000 Yards BAGGING,
100 Coils ROPE.
100 Bbls Clarified and Crushed SUGAR, also
Sugar in llhds.
90 Bbls new MACEEREL,
1870 Bags COFFEE. Rio and Java.
10000 Lbs. BACON, SIDES. SHOULDERS,
1000 g Prime Family HAMS,
Kegs NAILS. also. an assortment Of IRON,
1000 Lbs. Soh LEATHER, .,
Z 20 finds .4Atfc cLGS&ES------,-t
% Bales Osnaburgs, Stripes and Yarns,
so "ks SALT,
.,sF ,damntine and Sperm CANDLES,
als ,,. Plaster Paris and Cement,
.s.s -: "CO,
sod; =: aGi ~ STOVES.
s -
.r,.. 70 N :" f,',. s: .rr Lnsccd,
n 's.a s'.bEcts,
r...- 'i.r l.a,
%Iu !.
and in 40, ~. ..st;y; .s;1. o.: - |irr
Gerry Store.
Hamburg, St,
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THE ELEcTros.-An election was held on
Monday last throughout the District of Pendle.
ton for Representative to the State Lcgisla-
turc, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation of +. Burt, Esq. According to law the
polls were kept open two days at the village.
Mr.. John Maxwell had no opposition forthc seat
and consequently there was no excitement
whateyer-Anderson Advocate.
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HIGH PRlcEs.-A lot of slaves, numbering
sixteen, belonging 10 the heirs of Andrew p.
Beirne, were sold ut auction in Monroe county,
Virginia, few days ago, for Sl2,O9050. The
Farmers Friend says that three of them were
infants, and one a very old woman. Twelve of
them averaged $1,000 each, of which seven were
women, and two Of the men only second or third
rate. sy-,
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:ay the age of ofromanic Incidents, s'rys rrrci,,t;-
don Democrat. Sentimental young ladies fall
in love" with some modern Romeo who after
flirting for season, deserts his confiding Juliet,
when she, to drown her sorrows, repairs to some
neighboriny mill p"nd, and there amid doeful
requiem sung by frogs, browns herself. Bnt
they have all been eclipsed, and cast far into the
shade by Il huge O;hello-as we lcarn-!he
property of Mr.. Washington Homer living near
Draincsville, Fairfax county, who one clear night,
last week, sailed forth and quenrhed the vital
spark by hanging himself 10 persimmon tree
and all because his sable mistress preferred ano.
ther nigger 10 himself.
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{, AT one of the city courts in Cincinnati, few
days since driver was fined S25 for running
hls.wagon against pedestrian who was crossing
The street The Judge decided that at all regn-
lar street crossings pedestrians had the right Of
way, and that the law requires driver to hold
up when he sees foot passenger crossing in
'front.' OF. his team. The same principle of law
holds good everywhere. and is worthy lie notice
of both drivers AMI = ..,s.tir.,
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DIRK editor thinks, from the manner
lde in that city, there ought to be
'r of semcrS." The editor went to
of new shirt the other day, and
If, when he awuke in the morning,
t between two of the shortest
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ROBIN som & ia

HAMBURG >. I
HAEE now on hand a most c.
III of Hardware, amoni
found
900 Ton English and Sweed
500 Kegs Nails,
10000 Lbs. Castings,
50 Doz. Collins Axes,
rs " Brades' Patent lie
5 " Superior Straw c
90 " Spades and Shove
10 " Rakes,
Tilletson and others make Of
Trace, Halter, Log, Fifth and oil
A complete Stock of Pocket a
ALL STYLES o
Plains, Saws, Ch;scls, Scr
Knobs, Bellows, Bill
Pistols, Shot 81
Powder Flasks, Cotton AM
Well Wheels, Kettles,
Frying Pans, Gridirons, Han
Tacks, Wafer, and Waffle lro
StecIyards, Marking Guagc'
Andirons. Shovcls and I
Plates, Compasses,
Guages, Percur
Caps, &c.
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.ys the Boston Post is oil the fashion
The Indies are very pretty and
; for when they hold up their face
they always take out their guilds
hem on the rim of your hat.
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ROMANCE IN MARRIED LIrE.-A married cou.
pie, says the Paris Gazette dcs Trbunauy after
living Together on bad terms for some time, re.
solved Il few days ago, to separate. They sold
OF all their furniture; but, finding that the sum
II realized WAS n'tvery Important they proposed
TO commit suicide and they went to The canal
Saint Mar'in to execute the design. The hus-
band IeaFed in first, but after while, being
capital swimmer, he raised his head above wafer
and perceived his wife s'a lding quietly on the
bank watching him. He began abusing her,
ana sa'a that' according 10 their conventions she
ought to drown herself Instead, however. of
complying, she accused him of intending 10 let
her drown whilst he saved himself by swimming.
he called on her to plunge in at once, without
any more talk: but she refused. Thereupon he
got out OF the water and gave her tremendous
LhrashI"g: Some PERSONS. whn came up. went
to seek the guard, and the loving pair were ar.
.esled. On being questioned, they made the
acts known.
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:. aDUR1sG your travels in Canada, NJ. Slocum,
did you meet with anything that arrested your
attentions" Yes, sir Deputy Sheriff." He
not only arrested my attention but nv person.,
and marched US both off to Lincoln county jail,
for crossing the line without paying duty on a,
yellow dog"
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THE RELEASE OF KosZTA.-It is said Chat
Austria hoped 10 have sent the news here of her
intention 10 release koszta in time TO recall Mr..
Hnlsemann's recent note 10 Secretary Marcy.
The cause of this cringiug is fear lest the Uni.
ted States should get into difficulty with Aus
tria, and cripple her Navy, which may speedily
be required TO assist Russia in the Struggle
against Turkey and Hungary It is also said
that it our government had opportunity it would
refuse to receive Koszta. except Internationally.
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CoMTIM UATIoM (!

@ E. BOWERS continues the Grocery
De Business on his own account, at the New
Brick Store. South side Market Street, recently
erected by CHARLES lIAMMoNR, and nearly opposite
the Store Of j. S. DUNBAR, where he has now on
hand and will constantly keep a LARGE and
Stock of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-10-19

own south says that a contemporary
more Influence over the community
allied horse over nation of tiirs in
July.
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Chapalan's Cotton Girls!

VETE still make these best Of COTTON GINS,
w atour old stand We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which they never fail to do.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
Persons who find it more convenient will please
inquire Of Mr.. l.oD HILL, Edgefeld G.. H., who
will keep on hand one more Of these Gins for
sale Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Colcman's y Roads, Edgefeld, S. G..
Sept Is If 30
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thy teeth depend mainly8 on
n, and on cleanly habits as re-

They must Of course be con-
poses for which they are design
re employed for the purpose of
biting thread, unscrewing needle
'ng the stopper of a smeI1ing-bot-
18th Is used MS n sort of portable
which Il pair of scissors, n knife, a
Nv, or any other instrument, nay
re time Of need-tllcn serious and
jnry will eventually be done to.
the teeth, which no hcalthiness of
cleanliness Of habit will avail to
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g, always doing. Wishing, dream
=, murmuring, talking, signing, ard
Ire idle and proht!ess cmployments.
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Gold EG.cy E'0IlHld.

DICKED up in this Village, by a servant,
IL GOLD WATCH KEY, which the owner
can have by applying at this Office proving proper
ty, rewardpg the finder, and paying for this notice
Sept If 81
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TNHE Undersigned having made the above change
L in his business, requests all those who have
demands against him to call and receive their pay,
and all those indebted to him to make payment as
soon us practicable
JOSIAH STBLEY.
Hamburg Sept. 1st 1853
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cation H. y oe necessary to keep it so until
within one month Of the expiration of his sen.
tcnce, when it shall be discontinued, for the ,ur.
pose OF permitting nature to restore the f.,,iure
70 lis original hue, preparatory 10 The second
advent OF Its owner into the world"
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lAGoS says that he ought to be con-
md 10 the Maine law, as he has made
.onal efforts to put do,om liquor us