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The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
COLDsTONE & BROTHERS

GO T. DSTONE e a = ESO Il n z n
II ESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
II ,ion of the ladies and gentlemen of this
civ. and their customers throughout the vicin-
;,v to their well seleceed stock of
STApLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cents furnishing goods, and miners wear,
WINCH they offer for sale at the lowest rates ever
offered in this market
GOLDSTONE & BROTHERS,
Next Store below Harrington & Dolls Grocery
Store Shasta City. Cal.
Nov. IL, 1853. hi2-u
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$50 RE WAR ID.

CTOLEN FROM WRIGH'TS FERRY, on
- the Sacramento, week or more since, a
Bay Horse, with both ears slit. The horse,
when last seen, was in possession of Ewd. Mum
Lv. who it is thought, has sold him and departed
for his home in the Atlantic States.
THOS. J. FLYNN.
Shasta. April Is, 1854. st
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NOTICE.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Colu-
- sa. IS. 1, Lydia Ann Holley, wife of Isaac
Holley. residing in the county OF Colusa and
State of California, hereby declare my intention
to carry on and conduct business in my own
name and on my own account in the county and
State aforesaid which business is to consist of
farming in its various branches and tavern keep
ing, according to the provisions of an act enti-
tied AN act to authorise married women to
transact business in their own name sole tra-
ders, approved April II, 1852. And | do also
further say and declare, that the property, ma
terial and effects originally invested in said bus
mess intended to be carried OH by me as sole
trader, does not amount in value to more than
five thousand dollars.
LYDIA ANN HOLLEY, IL. S.
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WEIGHT & CO.'S
TENTH GRAND RAFFLE.
VALUED At sIo,oooI:

R.eh Diggiags-sl. 900 to the Pan
DICH DIAMONDS, HEAVY FINE GOLD
II Magic and hunting cased English Lever
Watches, &c., &C.. IN all 2oS prizes, to be drawn
=, WeayervilIe on or before the 1lth day Of
June, 1854.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS EACH.
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WANT z D,

WANTED,
THO KNOW WHERE WILLIAM DEWEY
Il is. who got lost in the Black Hills in 1852.
and has not been heard of since. If this should
meet his eye, that of any other person who
has since seen him, his brother, John P. Dewy.
now in Weavervie, would feel much obliged
for any information relative to his present
whereabouts.
Weaverville, Trinity CO., April 8. Inn
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NO RIVER TRAVEL.

The favorite steamer "YANKEE BLADE" :"
$500 tons burthen. will leave the lst of June,
connecting with the "NORTH STAR" al As
pinwall, thus forming regular monthly line.
leaving San Francisco Oh the Ist, and New York
on the 5th of every month
For freight passage apply to
FRETZ & RALSTON. Agents.
Office joining Chinese Salesroom,
Sac ramento street. San Francisco
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LOST.
The Dog " Plugw

THE ABOVE ANIMAL IS A
~ very Intelligent dog. with cropped
6 ears and tail, jet black, and resembles
a bear has pearly teeth, chews no tobacco; in
short (his taiD is considerable of wag, and
when at home in good society," is . the happiest
dog alive"
His loss being seriously felt by the four footed
norton Of this community. a liberal reward
will be paid for his recovery, and no questions
asked, by RHODES & cos EXPRESS.
April Is, 1854.
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- 900 MATS CHINA RICE;
A.UOO 100 bx< and hf bxs Adamantine
Candles;
$50 bxs French Bousies:
100 bxs Sperm Caudles:
500 kegs East Boston Syrup;
100 cases Salt, 30 lb kegs;
so cases Salt, in boxes; =
80 cases Grape Tohacco;
100 gross Smoking Tobacco;
200 pkss Imp Tea, lb casidies;
$50 bxs Young Hyson. ID papers;
1000 bxs Hills & Colgate's Soap;
$50 bxs {. o. Soap;
1000 Tins assorted Crackers;
200 cs hf gall Brandy Peaches;
$50 bxs Starch
$50 cases assorted Spices;
For sale by GOODWIN & CO..
Z ape2-lm 6e Calitornia ST.. 5. r
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VIEW ROCKS: NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.
TUST OPENING at the SHASTA BOOK
y STORE, large assortment of the latest and
best works of the day Light Literature, mis-
cellancous and standard works, and one hun
dred assorted new novels Blank Books and
Stationery Of every description. Also an exten
sive assortment of School Books Playing Cards,
Pocket Cutlery. etc. Musical Instruments aud
Instruction Books, by A. ROMAN.
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RRSUCED RATES:
INDEPE NDENT LINE.
FOR NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA.

- The SPLENDID NEW STEAMSHIP.
<4EE UNCLE SAM,
(25O0 tons burthen,)
VIM. A. MILLS, Commander,
Will sail for PANAMA from Jackson street
Wharf on
Monday, May lat, at 10 o'clock A. M.
This steamer is now in the most splendid con.
diiion, having been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired In every department. Her Second
Cabin and Steerage now superior to anv on
the coast, large square ports having been cut in
her at the distance of every fifteen feet; "a new
awning from stem TO stern on her upper deck
Bath Rooms, Ice House, &c. &c. having been
added. making her the most comfortable boat
now in the California trade. She will connect
on the Atlantic with Vanderbit's celebrated
steam yacht
North Star, $500 tons burthen,
c. H. MINOR, Commander.
Which is admitted to be the fastest steamer out
of the port of New York. Passengers can rest
assured of reaching New York ahead OF all other
lines.
Only Eighteen Miles Mule Trauel !-G Good Road
Tbirty-One Miles Railroad.
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HNHE SHASTA STEAM GRIST and SAW
Il MILL will be sold at auction without re-
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Edgefeld Male Academy,

HNlliS Institution is opened for another year undc
u the control of Mr.. j. GREGG LElTNER
our last years Teacher.
The experience of q twcvcmonth has fully salts
lied us ilia, 10 more competent young gentleman
can be found in the State than the one now at tht
head of our Academy. The best proof of this il
the general satisfaction given by him lust year
backed by the additional fact that his School, at til,
numbered l3 Pupils.
The Trustees desire to assure the Public thai
their united efforts will be given to the cause o
their School, and continued and complete superri-
sion will be exercised by them over its progress.
Mr.. LEITNEn will in short time procure first
rate Assistant, aud any number short Of four score
can then be well attended to.
The Building is in comfortable condition, having
three large irc-places Zone in each of the larger
rooms) and being well supplied with convenient
tables and arm chairs Of the best finish.
Once more we appeal TO the people Of Edgefcld
and the adjoining DISTRICTS for their encouragement
of our earnest cndeavors to establish first rate
preparatory School.
Terms.
For the Classical Department, per annum,. $50. 90
" Higher Eng. - .32. 90
. &c Ordinary " '' ...2S 90
Capitol boarding TO be had in pleasant families
JOHN LlPSCOMB. y
ARTHUR SIAlklNS, z
GEO. a. ADDISON,
LEWIS JONES,
r. 7. MINIS.
Jan IL If 50
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NELTEN5A LIJIc "a a ASTHMA, 5dR BRONCHITIS SPIT.
LUNG COMPLAINTS TEND
ING TO 2f0a' SSNsUMP-
TNIIlS preparation is getting into use all over ou
h Country. The numerous letters we receive from
our various agents, Informing OF cures effected in
their immediate neigborhoods, warrant us in saying
il is one OF the hest, if not lle vcry best Cough Med
cine now before the public. II GfnlOS nrariabiy re-
LcrcS and mt umjrequenHy The rery xor, cases
When all other Cough preparations have failed this
has relieved the patient, Druggist, dealers in Mei.
cncs, and Physicians testify. Ask the Agent in
your nearest town, what has been his experience OF
The effects Of This medicine. If he has been selling is
for any length Of time he will tell you
1T Is THE BEST MElCINE EXTANT.
Brl0w we give few extracts from letters We have
received lately regarding The virtues of tins medicine
DR.. ,. = OS!in. of Knoxville, Ga, say.:-I have
been HS'n" YOnr LrcruO and Tar rcry exfeSirely in
mypr"c'cc for Mree years IaS and, IL is With pleasure
state mP6'Iicfm ITS SUPERIORITY OVER Ali. OTHER
ARTICLES ~LM uhtch lam acquainted, for which IL
reCOmMcHdcd.'
llessr< Fi'zgerad& & Benners writing from waynes-
VILE, y. {. says" The Lrcruort and Tar IS be.
Comm" dmtY more popular IN This Country AND VIZ
TIIINK JUSTLY so. All vho haze tricd VI sptuk in
c"mmc"dahlr terms Of II, and say rery Jcncfcui
"'h rm'mg The complaints for ~hich II is recon.
Our Agent in Pickens District, S. c. Mr.. s. R. Nc.
FALL assures lis " that he with great benefit in
hlS own family, and recommends it To lis ncah6urs'
lie gives an Sianre of Negro woman, III his Yicni.
~ Who had been suffering with disease of The Lungs
for years attended " Wi severe cougl who was re-.
licted 10y The LIverwuri and Tar.
Such are the good reports We hear Of this Medicine
from all parts of the South For report of the sur
lrI>InS cures il has perurmed in the Western and
-\"riicrn and Eastern States, We would invite the
suffering patient TO read the pamphlet which arcom.
If'nIcs each bottle To ALL We say, hare hope, hare
hOyc
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Machine Shop,
SITUATED on Fox CREEK. ONE AND 4 HALF MILES
WEsr oF CHEROKEE PoNns

SITUATED on Fox CREEK. ONE AND HALF MILES
WEST OF CHEROKEE PoSDs.
ME Subscriber would Respectfully announce ,c
L his friends and the public generally, thai h,
continues to carry on the above business under the
most favorable auspic"s, being situated near three
saw-Allls where the different kinds Of material can
be had at the lowest prices, aud having sufficient
watcr-P"wcr to proPcl his Machinery, it will be
seen that he DOES possess material ADVANTAGES
over all competitors, which enables him to offer the
tolowin" articles at from FIFTEEN to TWENTY
Per Cent LOWER than the Augusta prices, viz:
Hotel, Family & Children's Bedsteads,
PANEL DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, SASH, &C.,
Will Repair all kinds of Furniture at the residence
OF any one who may favor him with CALL ON the
most reasonable terms.
GEORGE 3. LANIIAM
Mar 30 cowtf II
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Spacial Nntiee

a LL Persons indebted TO the Firm of BowEns
"a Hit or 5. Z. bowers, either by Note or
Account, are hereby notified if they do not come
forward and make payment by lst July, they will
lind their Notes and Accounts, in the hands of +.
=: MaSrarh, Esq, at Edgciirld G. H., and Z. J..
Nalker. Esq, Of Augusta Ga.
All Orders after this date will receive no atten-
tIon unless accompanied by the CASH, Us am
determined 10 close up my business
SAMUEL Z. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Nav so If On
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New, Beautiful and Cheap |!


VgEE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving
l. LARGE aud SPLENDID STOCK Of
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
Suitable for the Spring and Summer Trade Nu
pains has been spared in the selection of this Stock
| To please the taSe of ALL.
Thankful for past patronage, I assure nv friends
that every effort will be made 10 merit u cuntinu-
ance Of their favor. Of the Ladies. one and all. |
would particularly request IN examination before
purchasing elsewhere. Among this Stock NAV be
found Il complete assortment Of Dress Goods,
embracing
Cord MuSLINS. Of the latest and most FASH
ionabl" Styles. 10 cts. to 81.
BAREtiE Is Of every color and quality:
Plaid and fig'd Tissue SlI.k very rich:
Lace Striped OltGANDlf;S of unequalcd STYLES ::
Rich C"orrd SII.iS. very cheap:
Figured and Plain SILKS. Of ali qualities;
Nainso"k and Null MUSLINS:
White iig'd Carleton do new article;
g and CnI'd do do
Striped Swiss do very pretty;
Dotted - do
GINGlIANlS. new Patterns.
Best Stuck Of PRINTS ever offered in the Market.
MOURNING GOODS of every description:
White aud Cold Grrnadinc MANTlLLAS, new
style for Summers
White and Coorcd Glacic SILK, suitable for
Spring and Summer;
Lace md Muslin UNDERSLEEvES from G1
cts. 10 $500;
Muslin and Lace COLLARS. latest fashions;
" CllEAllSETrS, new style and
beautiful:
Large and complete assortment Of Jackonct and
Swiss Ei.ing and Inserting:
Real brussels Thread lIlgnC and nscrt:ncs;
Blond Steam Thread and l.islr Laccs il Eicngs
White Grass Cloth for skirts. new article:
GLOVES and HOSIERY, great yarirly-suita
bic for NIL ages
Ladies, Misses and Chil!ren's SHOES. &c.
For GcnfIcnaen'S Wear.
He als'' trusts that he has not been mninlful Of
The wants "i The S,rrnrr Sex In this line his Stock
cmhr;Ic,.S-
l'Inntrr's LINEN DRILLS of every quality:
C";t"nldrS aud York Mixtures. from II t" ~ cts
l>rlpdr E'i"s. Ca>huIarcls and Mcrno as>irucrs
Brown and Grass Linens inr Coats. all qualities
MON Linens and other gouds f,r Chl,lrcm's
Clothing:
White. Coll. plain n buff Marsals Ncsrgs.
C"l'd six CIavats, q hyht and beautiful article
for SUMMER
Cold Muslin Cravats. various qualities;
Black and CoI"rc,l Stocks and Ties.
] very respectfully invite all those wishing DRY
GOODS 10 give me call being determined To be
| tNDEESoLD by No ONE in fair and h"no:;-
bic manmrr.
NJ 4. RANSOM, Agent poR
K. NJ. FULLER.
Hamburg April 3 If 10
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n NOdicC,

STRA1ED or Stolen from the Subscriber on
~ january lust, a COW and CALF. The Cow
was red Srccklcd Cow, without horns the Calf
was tine rcd heller. Said Cow was bought from
ILL., Smith, originally the property of John Cole
man, and was in his mark. liberal reward will
be paid for the delivery Of them to me-
S. f. BOWERS.
Hamburg Nav 50, tf on
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"A u 6 u S t a II o t e |,
AUGUSTA, GA.
N. p SrEAEsES l9rnnnintn,

w. L. sFAEsRS, Proprietor.
9s=t1 THIS HOTEL is now open for the
::.;:H reception Of Travellers, and it will be
.lsikS3 the aim Of the Proprietor To give salts
s=.as1'a-' faction to all who may favor hrm with
their patronage 1t is ccntricaIly situated on Broad
Street. and convenient TO the different Rail Road
Depo>. Passengers by the Georgia Rail Road,
will be furnished with breakfast before they leave :
those by the South Carolina Rail Road. with dinner
and thosrby the day train onthc WayncsJoro Road
with supper.
The fJENlECRE, BEDDING, &c. in this
ii"'eI is all new and it will be the cndc;yor Of the
l'oPr'c'"r 10 render all who MAJ patronizc him.
comfortable during their stay
Augusta, Mar - Am II
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How TO MAKE BLUE WASH FOR WALL

How TO MAKE BLUE WASH FOR WALLS.
Take pound of lump blue vilriol, pound
it in mortar as fine as possible, and dis.
solve in two quarts of rain water. Stake
three quarts of lime, and when cold pour in
the blue water by degrees, and you can
make the wash of any tint you may desire.
Stir with metal spoon, and use not wood.
en-, but an earthen vessel, for mixing the
vitriol water and lime in, as wood affects the
color injuriously. To cover smoke and
other impurities, first apply a coat or two of
common white wash
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GREEN CoRS FOR WINTER UsE.-Takc
the corn from the stalk when it is full in the
milk, or in that state in which we generally
use it; strip off the husks and boil it for
about half an hour. This will harden it so
that it may easily be taken from the cob. 1t
may then be spread in the sun until it is
thoroughly dry. In preparing it for the ta-
BILE, it may be soaked for ten or twelve hours,
and Parboiled in the same water, but care
must he taken not to boil, as that will make
it hard and diminish its sweetness.
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Es Z; III o " a T. a!
a m e ri C an Hot e |,
HiNDTPE & n

H-i.Nb htT, L.
4 .SMCN THE Undersigned takes this
;s;;:EI method Of returning thanks forlhc
g.! - - liberal patronage heretofore given
To his House, AMI Of informing the public that he
still keeps open the Establishment for their accom-
n"datIon. Having rciittr the hu;!,Iing. furnished
the Looms with new AMI convenient Furniture. and
having 4 SGT "f well drilled Servants. an experienced
Caterer and Cooks, his Table will he spread with
the BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. Hy
these, and his personal attention, he hopes 10 give
general satisfaction 10 those who favor him with their
company. He is pleased also 10 announce that Alr.
JOHN y. liorSroN has just completed large and
COMMOOIOUS STABLES AND CARRIAGE HOUSES
in connection with the Hotel, and WI TAX: special
charge e" that department. lie will be prepared 10
accommodate the public with Saddle Horses, Hacks
and Carriages Of all descriptions on hire, and tray
cleIs will BE- conveyed, with despatch, 10 any part
OF thc surrounding country on reasonable terms.
lie has also large and convenient LOTS for the
accommodation of Traders and Stock Drivers who
are specially invited to call
ISAAC SMITH
Hamburg, May IL SIN II
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Fresh New wheat Flour

AND YE1ST POWDERS.
USr Received Thirty Barrels OF that Choice
~ Flour from the Tumbling Shoals Mills. Every
Barrel sold can be returned II NJ" approved.
Asu. Che Gross of Preston II MrrrcE'S leEllibe
YEAST POWDERS. No excuse for bad bread
now. For sale by G. l.. PENN, Agent
Dec tf 40
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlEID SALE,

IN EQUITY.
John Rainsford, Adnor of J
j. Glover, deed,
Us. Bill to set up
j.. ID. iibbcits, Morigagc coli in
!. H. "ardaw, Creditors, &c.
Jas. f. Adams and other.
I \ Pursuance of the Order of Chan Darcan in
4 tins cause, all and singular the Creditors Of the
Defendant John Hill, as late Ordinary Of the Dis
trct OF Ed%"ield-and also all and singular the
Creditors Of Charles J. Glover, late Of the sad DIS.
trlct dcc'Tse'l.-;s well those having demands
against linn upon his own account, as those having
demands against him i.s Of the surrtics of the
s; John Hill, late Ordinary of the said District
are hereby required to be and appear Jrnrc me in
my Office at Edgel:cld Court House, on Mcuday
the I'd day of July next, then and there To make
due proof "i their Respective debts and demands -
and such Of the said Creditors as fail to come in
aud prove their respective debts, on the day above
mentioned. will be excluded from all bench, of the
decree to BE- pronounced in this cause
a. SlMklNS, G. L. L. ID.
Comm'rs. Office. May %, lS54 1t 90
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Notice I!

a Ii Persons auywise indebted to the Estate of
IN John Wise, decd, are hereby requested to
make immediate settlement and those having de-
mands against said Estate will please render in their
accounts forthwith, properly attrstcd according to
law. SIDNEY WISE
B. IL MILLER. ES'Ors'
Oct 9S ,r
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STIR TIE Soil TuoRoUcnLY.-plrwinc
and narrowing and stirring the soil is the
order of the day for the most of this month
This stirring of the soil, old Jethro rul
used to teach us, was the first aud the last
essential of "goode husbandric" Indeed
he was of opinion that better crops could be
raised by very finely pulverizng the soil and
putting on no manure, than could be raised
by 'nanuring highly and pulverizing the soil
but little. BY the improved implements of
the present day, we can pulverize very
thoroughly at comparatively much less la.
bor and cost than they could in Tull's day.
Why not adopt his theory Of high maturing.
Combine them together At any rate, If
you plow at all, plow well and make the
soil as mellow as possible.
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Persons desiring an ar;irIt ai can hr relied upon
prepared solely (r"m pure JAMAICA GINGER. shout
be particular 10 ask ur " Browns Essence of Jam,
ca Ginger. which Is warranted tn E,r what il is re-
resented and is prepared only ~ FRED'k BROWN
Drng and Chemical Store. n. l.. CORNER Chelnnl an
Fifth Streets. Philadelphia
Directions accompany each bottle
For sale in this fiage by G. l.. PENN, Agent.
Mayi lv I6
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M. PILES, VI. D.
Hosidont Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.

LoUDoy KY,. April 2:,th 1850
sm-Pemit mo to address to you few lines and do mo
The honor to reply to request tina: will make in tie
conclusion Of this letter, &C.
AM graduate OF Pennsylvania Medical University
eare paccei medicine in this wilderness country about
Ave years, but owing to exposure bitter cold weather
nave peeh ndispoSed with Acute rheumatism about six
onthE After having exhausted NV skill in the treatment
o. my ease anu deriving no benefit induced to give
your xLviD r1rRAcT OF sARsAPARILLA fair trial. and
efcordsy purchased bottle Of your medicine from your
agent Dir. George =. Brown about two weeks AGO and
hqSt enless that one bottle has entirely cured me.
II Is my opinion that your preparation of S.rsapara
ueGueiy superior to any other preparation in Use,
euice9 IS being remedial agent, and will advise the
RhJsiennS to use 1t in their practice, &c,
Respectfully yours, u. g. ALLEN, N. D,
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Georgia Marble Works.
}. G. RANKIN. W. NJ. HURLOCK, C. l. SCMMEY
SUcCESsoEs TO y. ATKINSON 81 Co.


7s7d,is Establishment has been in success
iu' operation Tor number Of years. The
'iuarrcs ar" wei! oirncd and tho Marble is superb
or /" amy in the United States
We have 81 perfected our facilities for getting out
and finishing work that can furnish
Mounuments, Tombs, Head Stones,
And every thing in line of business, in better
style, and al cheaper rates than any yard in the
country
When it is considered that we saw our own mar
bic, Isy no "hbrr's profit and no higl freight lrurn
the North, it will be seen that We possess material
advantage over all competitors.
We cordially solicit our friends and the public 10
cXani'nc cur work ami compare our prices with
these Of "i!!"r yards, brforc ordering Northern
Marble. We have on hand at our yard in Mari
eta, Il large Iss"rtm"n, Of FINISHED WORk-
Monuments. Tablets, Tonbs, &c.-wherc our :.gcut
AIr q. W. Summers, will sell at our prices Our
principal work is done at the Mills Address
j. G. RANKIN & co.
Marble Works p. o., Ga
Jan Il "
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+ Es HONY.

y Testimony like the following renders superfous all
Gomnrns or the efhcncy of Bulls Sarsaparia From Dr.
L. r. Yandell, Professor OF Chemistry in tb, 1nu;syia
Medical College, have looked the list Of ingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extract of Srsapnrla
ana have no hesitation in saving that they form safe
compound and one that promises well in chronic diseases
70 whch t Ii applicable L. +. YANDELL, VI. D.
Louisville June 6, lSi9
What Dr. Pyies ply Scan by appointment 10 the Loui.
Vile Marine Hospital, says of Bulls Sarsaparla
LOUISVILLE 1larrh 20. lS49 @
nave examined the prescription for the prcparlon OF
sohn Eu Sarsapara and believe the combination 10
DC an excellent one and well calculated produce an alter
Atve impression on the system. have used it both in
public and private practice and think it the best arcs
Of SarSaparia now in USE ~''
NJ. PYLES M d
ROgilont Physician Huntsville Mnri,. =. un.,.i,nl
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Notice.

A Ill Persons indebted 10 the Estate of NJ. f.
n ll"llingswor'h, decd. up 10 the time of his
death, are requested To make immediate payment,
aud these having demands against said Estate will
present them properly attcsted
ID. +. HOLLlNGSwORTI. Adm'or.
Mar 90 # IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-15

FELIX f. BODlE.
WM. QuATTLEBuM,
JULIUS DAY.
JAMES EDISON.
For Tax Collector
TTIEOPIfILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERI'Z.
NJ. i. WillrTLE,
LEE 1OLSON,
BARNEY LAMAR.
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
DERRICK ilOLSONBAKE,
4. Il. ABLE,
For Clerk.
r. B. BOUKNIGHT,
EDMUND PENN
TlIOS. q. BACON.
For Ordinary.
DAVID BODIE.
JOHN w. SMITH,
W. +. DGRTSOE,
III. II. WRIGHT,