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PR / II u II BINDIN G .
MADISON, WISCONSIN.

WEED EBERHARD,
III ANlNG opeHeI ext nsiye Book sindery take
ms opportunity ofinormif the immunity AZ large
At thaS ar prepared 80 execute alt orders which ma,
oe elfs ed to hzir such furnishing state and
county o1ce!s vita
BLANK BOOKS
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sh, call sheep paper bindings. magazines. nan,
ets- Ses ib laws, bound in the best vt -ty!a-al
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- tspeTtor blank book consisting Of can. crown
s'lhe.i0i rUyalsuper roya imperial able crown
~ no 4 3si- Always on hand.
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- i. 81 hiltlg must Dc deSignsted, tn the
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20 SO o-aA DOCK required. THIS establishment is en-.
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Of all the medicins estant tan1 some Of
them valabel FOR The cure OF pulmonary complaints
nothing has been nnnd which could compare in its
tiects wan ihis Preparation Others cure sometimes
put al ali times ana IN diseases If the lungs and throat
where medicine give relief this 7.i do It. is
pleasant 10 take and perfectly safe accordance with
the ctluns NO 90 not FGYertise for the benefit OF
those who have tried it Dat ihos no Fami-
lies that have known its value win be Without it
and u us Timely use they are secure from the DANGER
Gus Consequences Coughs and colds which neglected,
Fipen into fatal COZ sumption
The Diploma of the MASSACHUSETTS, Institute was awar-
ded Ia this preparation by the ,rd Judges Sept
in his cnln1rv: gsn ne Iinlne 81 he 1lhi fosJitte
at incnnati- has been eiven the CHgaRy Pgcrop
br their GoverHA= in consdera ion OF
excel, ace anl usefulness in curing afctioIs on The
Lungs and Throat.
Read following opinion founded on the long expe
T,ehce 81 the eminent Ply sician Of l Port CITY OF
Dr.. J. T. Aver ST. JOHNS, May 1851.
Five years Trial of your Cherry Peciora in my prac
tice has proven what foesaw from lis composition
must lie tue, at il eaiicGtes and the colds and
coughs which in this section, peculiarly Liable
think its eqaal has not yet been discover d.
know how better inedy DO made for the dis
l.. J. BURTON, NJ. d, F. r y
See what 10 has done on wasted constitution, NJ on
i in the following eases, but a thousand more
SUBWAY, Jan. 81, Isl
arIhoea IN the II ines of California returned to ST
race SEQ IL pc OF receiving benefit from change
Climate and diet by diarThoea ceased, but follow
I'd by severe couch and Gch soreness. hnaiiy left
for home but Teceiv no ben eft from the voyage My
ciush continued - grow worse. aud when arrived in
New YORK was al once marked oy my acquaintance
as victim CT consumption. must confess that SAW
IiSln 10 Trends believed.
Al this Tune c EmenCed taking your Invaluable medi-
otne with ue expectation of deriving any benefit from
Is use. You "o4lI not these lines did nos r.
gaFu II my duly 10 state I" tire afflicted, through you,hat
y health Ia he space of eight months fully reslor
/ atiTinuta 4 10 he our C.i LI2Y PICTORIAL.
Yours truly, WILLIAM ". SMITH
WAzH,sGTus, Pl April II, 1875
lie r sil: FeBlia5 hat a4 1a pared ;lJIn pre-
Ha.uge grave ihruG.a your insr mentality by the p
i'd aAcc 81 lad, III take the liberty press GU
m gratitude
a cough and The alarming symptoms of Consumption
had reduce! low leave AN th.c.y Ike hope
haa pas 81 ian brought bottle your
raj l. seemai Ia alfJru immediate relief, aud
few wccts tiHe ha3 restored 80 sbuni health. / ii
VIII do for others WHIT il has dom. for rae, yoG
taiily one OF the b-Es actors o. mankind
Sincerely wishing you every blessing
VERY $portfuily Yours,
JOHN CLARKE, Rec II PauI's Church.
With such assurance aud from such Hen, no strongtf
proof can lie addaced uiess il be from ELECTS upo.
trial
Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. OYER,
IracticssI and as4:ai3 iiraa. CiseIni.t,
LOWELL, Mass
For Sale by > e. VIVIAN and Sc. D E2tE-
FORD, Mineral Pzint. u4stDi1tc
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PROTECTION INSURANCE co.


HARTFORD. CONN
This COMPANY bases It's operations upon such per-
eced panof cash Pee miums. wei scattered risks and
long experience IN est mating haz srs the in erests
II all concerne are protected The fonpany
rom al ost innhlneTab- sources and in small sums,
agge annual drposi.e From this fund held as a pub
tic ,rGsi losses paid, To secure for The psbic and
he Company permanent ability every fair de-
naad All erroneous or fraudulent claims are Of course
tjsced TINS Is The ony plaa of Insurance which
cong deserve the public confidence, and the undersigned
agent confidently invites his friend to secure themselves
u his Agency, az aiIst
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NftEfEE.

IL persons h-reby cautioned not tn NINE d z
n o. trespses the southwest quarter OF section
Nc 40, town ;, nge east
And tUrthermo-e, forbid sny and All persons from
NgyinG removing any lead o. ether ores said
described land, without my permission
arn3s wH HOPPER.
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Or EADFUL iNHE RlTANC E
from the Parents.

And must this continue Shall We be wise in
a tina, the cattle Of our elis, our horses
sheep, our covs, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil possess the texture and
quality Of goods aud merchandise bUt in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings. with human
functions and passions, subject II great derange
ment involving our future peace and happiness
in xll that concerns the health ard welfare OF the
wife of affections, aud the mother Of chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and phys cal
VOL being Of those children. should be i'm
merssd in the darkest d-i most
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Caution.

LII persons are forbidden ,ine dig remove min
erai rom or otherwise trespass upon the following
described premise 8, to Wit:
the south east IA of section &C. town G. range esst
north q of north - aud north Is of .outh 4 OF
r ifnt section !, town ), Tang. east
ANA further notice is hereby given that any narson
persons tresrassing upon the above premises will be
lsalt with ACCOM- ding TO law. FRANCES VIVIAN
JAMES TOAY.
Mineral Point July let, 1853. ,sty
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

This sx.Tiori uNy Unguent is composed of the most
healing y .isgnss and III used IN accordance With
the directions which accom-. p4ny each pot, wall insure
when al ot.Ier tail Cases OF the mos
ds-psra skin diseases sdiy yield II its efficacy
Ii il when used III Guat, Rheumat I'm
Contracted SH Joint. In AsiaGn4s il lit do won
d-Ts If well rubbed iA.o The Chest
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII Persona are hereby forbidden to dig, mine, re
move m neral turn the water from its natural chan
nell or Otherwise upon the following d,.c,Ued
ianc to wit The northeast quarter the mort hesst
4Iartt OF section No 10, in towshp n
eest And further notice is hereby given thai nsy
rson r persons trespasslDg upon above premises
viii De dealt with according to law
JAMES HUDGHAS
Mineral Point, Dec, 20, 1853. IVA Iy isp
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THE III EREED wOnAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

pRl} ATE MEUIJAL CUMPAAION,
81 DR.. A VI HAURICEAU
PROFESSOR or DISEASES or WOMEN.
eas Rscsr,ah E3tig,. lesio ~ $50 Ps5,s SC Cent.
los FiSE PArEE, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90.
FIRST published il IsfT sad it Is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Consi,iering that = ERy SEE MALE
whether MARRIED OR = or, can here
acquire full IxnoyFie edge OF the ma
turs, character aIst! causes OF ;asr
sosns plants. visa tl.e various
sym toIns, and that nearly
MALE \ NKLLIoS COPIES
should have beer sold ], IS inpfsctic3 bls to con-
vss fully the various subjects treated Of as they
are of nature strictly intended for the married,
those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS CT ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT RI NAIL within the Isst few
lauuIlS.
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THE
CONTRACT
IN S e R 4 Il CE

( sFFEhS an expedient, by means of which, prudent
mea escaDe losses They transfer t. Others the risks
which inevitably eau e them For small c1nsidera =
ion these risks, which might in unlucky event,
nd viduA!s, are safely assumed by Companies well
tanized and ludiciousiy managed Such Institution
: he
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sENloATEO IGN ORANGE
As cGLrABLE IS ISExCCsABLE

How long hail this ignorance prevail 20 pr"dur
Ave of its biz ter fruit How long shall the wife
md mother bt ignorant OF the iatire, character and
causes Of the ous womb ana sexual conn i4luts,
embitterng Ter days by MISUNDERSTANDING often
prolonged Years, eycutuating in complication of
diseases utterly and hopeiessly mcura ole ! Shall
for clese eyes TO the results Of phySiO-
logical science bg which may arrive at
understanding OF ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuating tn, n to our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER.
No husband or ute nesd be ignorant Of ,cF7;
them rf0St lJi0c 10 their Heath
G,sd happiness That kltotcleise IS contained ia
Ii'tis 1coFE entitled
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FRAN sALES HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN.
BY NICHOLS & TR AMEi..
'TFF{E u1so iEasG having become prorri.tars .
4 Of the sooFe well known house and having "a
fttcd is mp the bes style, would respectfully k@
to the citizens and The travelling PubHc,that III
they prepared accommodate in the best manner
al wac may favor them with patronage Their table
MIA always be supplied 18th bestthe ,r,is
snd they hope by trCt attention wants of
elers, 10 merit and rccaiTe aiibersl patronage.
Stages les f!.5 house day fer the east aud west
~ Comuaodious sSarns and Stabes are attached a p 4
ostler everFesdy attend wants OF
the weary nag, day nIs hs.
NICHOLS 4 TRAMFL.
Mineral poipf. 1879 III
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NfsFgTE.

a IL PERSONS are forbidden to mine, dis, r-nove
"A Mineral FROM other Use trespass TIE follow
lnx described premises viz
or of Or OF Sec /, he of n " Or Of Sec. II,
and or o. Qrof sec Ii Town4 Range Fast
4nniil JOHN HOAKE
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TIE BLOOMING BRIDE,

But few years ago IN the flush Of health and
youth, and buoyancy OF spirits, rapidly, and apPa
rertlv inc plicably, becomes feeble sickly, de-
hiliteted wife with frame ernaciated, nerves
strung .rsrits depressed, countenauce bearing the
impress Of suffering, and utter physical and
mental prosrTation.
Sometimes this deplorablo charge may and does
arise from organic constitutional causes. But
ofteu.r by far oftener. to gross and ineXcusable
ignorance of the simplest and planest rules Of
violation Of which entails disease. suffering and
misery not only to the wife, bat often
Hertdita Complaints upon he Children
"USro THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION,
Y,.nsn,Etti - CoNsUNPTIoS SCROFULA,
HYpGCT> ONcESGA. INSANITY, GOVT
KING EVIL, and otheI diseases,
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II that rtiable condition as for day TO
teel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
to the enjoy lnent Of health
She NAV not be IN invalid confined to her bed,
or zen 10 her room her pride, ambition and
e,.cr-y induce and nerve her to take personal
change OF her household, even when her health will
poi sdnlit OF it but she IS nevertheless perceptby
s.usiug from day to day, and always ailing
Thus day after dav and month after month tran
.Iire Iier health daily sinks, till finally the
hope Of recovery longer remains. And thus
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-03-22

yN7ILLEAM SHEAR, Augusta, Georgia,
w has received from New York, very large
assortment of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suitable for family use, among Which are
New York Mills. and Water Twist Shifting;
White Rock and Revere Mills undrcssed Blrac.ed
Shlrtings superior article for Indies use;
Extra 1874 Hamilton Blcachcd Shectings aud Pill
low Case Cot,ons;
Unbleacllcd Cotton Shirtngs and Sheetings, of su-
pcrior style and quality;
Superior 1874 Linen Shretings and Pillow Case
Linens:
Superior A Irish Linens and Long Lawns;
Extra quality 10 Damask Diapers
Superior Blrachcd and Uublrachcd Sd Table Da-
Superior 'Damask Table Cloths, of extra size and
quality;
Birds-eye and Scotch Diapers, and Damask Nap
kns;
Superior lGuckabacks, some very heavy and extra
quality, for Towels;
Superior Canbrics, Jaconets, Swiss, Null and NAH
sook Muslins;
Superior Checked and Striped AIuslins, and Cam
bTic Diinit;es
Rich rdcadc and Fancy Silks. for Ladies' Dresses;
Superior Black Figuarcd Silks, of beautiful styles,
for Ladies Dresses:
Plain Black Silks of rich lustre and extra quality
English and American Prints, large supply;
Superior Fancy and Mourning Ginghams:
Superior Black Alracas and Blk Canton Cloths;
Lupin's Jet Black Bombazines, and Black Ch'l;y
Superior English and French Black N,rinos
I.upin's Plain Fancy hlrrinos and Del-ancs of the
rnust desirable cnlnrs:
Fancy Printed DcI.anrs nj very INV prices:
Ladies' blk and clored Cloth and Velvet Cluaks
Ladies Silk and AIcrno Vests;
Gcnrmers' Mer;no and Silk Cnlershirts and
Drawers;
\ complete assortment of J.adics,' Misses Chill
drrns,' Gcntlcmcns, and Youths Hoisery, of
the most approved manufacture;
ton Fringcs;
Rich colnrrd Damasks for Window Curtains;
Rich Lace and Embroidered Window Curtains
(somc at very low pricrs:)
Curtain Bands Corn:ces and French W indnw Shades
Rich English Brussels Tapestry Brussels and Viii
ton Carpets;
Sup'r Thrcc-py and Ingram Carpets, Of new and
elegant patterns;
Striped Venetian and other low priced Carpets;
Printed Floor Cloths, in patterns and by tlc yard,
of beautiful styles;
Augusta Slrrtines and Shretings. Cotton Osnaburgs
and Georgia Stripes. at manufacturers prices.
Particular attention will be given t" orders from
the country and the utmost dispatch i'll forwarding
Goods BY Express or otherwise.
Small parcels are frequently sent by mail at less
expense than in any other way.
Augusta Feb. II A.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
MILLER & WARREN,

MlAAER & w AEHEH,
Augusta, Ga,
HAVE Just received. a. their Store Corner OPP
IL pos,c the Mansion House. large and COM
plete Stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of
LADllBg' DDlSs GOODS.
Brocade and Rich Plaid SILKS,
Broeade and Striped Black SILKS,
Embroidered Merino Robes,
Rich Figured Cashmeres and D'Laines,
Plain French and English AIernos,
Saxony Plads, beautiful article for Children
Dresses,
Cold English Flannels, for Children and Ladies'
Sacks,
Super. White Gauze and Welsh Flanncls,
Black Chally, D'Laines and Bomhaznrs,
French English and American PRINTS,
Rich Embroideries.
French CIlEAllZETTES and SLEEVES,
Collars Worked Bands;
Muslin Edgings and Insrrtings; Irish Linens
Damask Table Cloths. Table Napkins and Doylcs,
1874 Heavy Barnsey Shectings,
Together with fine Stock Of SATIN ETS,
Kentucky JEANS, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES
and VESTINGS.
We respectfully solicit cal from our friends
and customers, and persons visiting the city would
do well to give us look before purchasing.
Augusta, Oct IL Gm 38
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

e-Ne-5
NNT g. j. HILL, Hamburg, S. c., would in
w form their friends and customers that they
keep constantly on hand. at their old Stand a
LARGE and WELL SELECTED STOCK, con-
sisting in part of the following articles.
FINE cUTL
A large assortment Of Pocket Knives, Knives and
Forks, Scissors, &C., &c., both Of English aud
American Manufacture.
Tin and Copper Ware.
Every article Of Tin Ware kept always on hand,
and orders received for any article that may bc
needed in the Copper, Tin. or Sheet Iron line.
500 " m $50
The latter are recommended to Ious,kccpers for
ncatncss and economy.
Gums and Pistols!
A full assortment of Guns, from ordinary to very
fine, Colts repeating Pistols, Aliens Revolving
and Self-Cocking Single Barrel Pistols. Also, COM
mon Pistols.
SMITHS TOOLS.
A large and complete Stock Of Smiths Tools. con-
sisting of Anvels, Bellows, Screw Plates, Hand
and Sledgc Hammers. Files, Rnsps, &c.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Embracing MI varieties Of Plains, Saws, Chesels,
Augers, Hammers, IIatchets, Squares, Conlpasscs,
Axes, AIDES, &C., &c.
Spades and Shovels.
Spades and Shovcls Of the best qualities. Afro,
Manure Forks, Hoes, &c; &c. ..
CHAINS.
Log, OK, Trace, Wagon, Coil and Halter Chains.
Boilers and Caldr0ns.
A variety of Boilers and Caldrons, by the pr per
use of which farmers will find grcat Swing in
feeding Cattle and Hogs.
CASTING AND HOLLOW WARE.
Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Tea Kettles, Wuffle and Wa
fer Irons, Fire Dogs, Wngg"n Boxes, Grid Irons,
Smoothing Irons, Nlortcrs, sc.
NAILS.
300 Kegs CT Nails, assorted sizes. Also an nssort
ment Of English and American Horse Shoes, and
Horse Shoe Nails. Coffee Toastcrs, and Cotton
and Wool Cards.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters.
The most approved Straw Cutters, and Corn Shell
crs, which farmers would find great economy to use.
CHAIN PUMPS!
Chain Pumps and fxturcs-an excellent method for
drawing water from wells.
sY- All The foregoing articles sold on the most
reasonable terms.
Hamburg, Oct. 26 6m al
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n0it an0 Gnnror,
An Odd Exposition.

The Advocate contains the following
spirited advertisement, which does its au.
thoress infinite credit:
To THE PURLIc.-Whereas, my husband,
Edward H. Pussey, has falsely advertised
that have left his bed and board, and that
he will pay no debts ofmy contracting, &C.,
this is to inform the public that the afore.
said Edward II. Pussey had neither bed nor
board for me to leave, he having been living
at the expense of my father; and further,
under pretence of procuring money to pay
his way to Birmingham, Connecticut, he
borrowed dollar Of my father, and with
that paid for his lying advertisement against
me, and even after this dastardly act, be took
all the money had, and borrowed every
cent in my mothers possession, and left town.
For the past three months he has been
kept from nakedness and starvation by the
exertions Of myself and relatives: he squan-
dered in dissipation all the money his inborn
.laziness would allow him to earn.-The
scampneed not have advertised that he would
not pay debts of my contracting, for the
public well knows that he would not even
pay his own. He is lazy, ungraeful, loaf.
ing scoundrel; not content with living at the
expense Of my relatives, and borrowing their
money, he publishness an outrageous lie.
His bed and board, indeed! fleft to bimsel,
his bed would be nothing but board, and |
should not be much surprised, if the bed he
dies on were made Of boards, with n stroug
crossbeam overhead-SARAH A. Pussy.
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9e1eet })oetry,
THE MODERN SWELL.

THE .mODERN SWELL.
The son sits in the bar-room,
IN place most convenient to stare
5 Hes clad in very fine broadcloth,
>, And his face is covered with hair;
lie smokes and spits and drinks,
And drinks and smokes and spits;
The saliva he casts from his mouth
Is much more plenty than wits.
His mother goes clad in her cotton,
: And faded and ragged at that;
She's minus of shawl and bonnet,
But the son wears an elegant hat.
She's toiling and earning the "shillings,"
So weariedly night and day,
While he at the theatre and tavern,
Is throwing them all away.
lie never gets up in the morning
If his mother calls him at noon,
lie comes down cursing and swearing
Because she called him SO soon;
His eyes are sunken and red,
His cheeks are hollow and thin
Caused by last nights debaucherics,
And indulging too freely in gin.
He sits down TO his breakfast,
And then finds fault with the hash
His mother says, the grease it needs
You used to oil your moustache."
At this he flies in passion,
And hastily leaves the room;
To the tavern he bends his Footsteps.
And with wine dispels his gloom.
From his vest there bangles 4 seal
That is set with brilliant red stone,-
But the sparkling toy is only wax,
Though this he never will owns
On his feet are patent CATERS,
On his mothers there are noney-
For all he, honest earnings,
Bedecks the back of her son.-
At length he marries lady
WHO'S as rich as he thinks she's fair,
But he finds her in truth as poor as himself,
And then gives up iRdespair;
Two cheats make an even bargain
Both are well mated for life
She thought she had got rich husband,
He thought he had got rich wife.
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FALL TRADE. FOR1853!

the CA SIT SYSTEM during the
L
CASH PAID DOWN
advantage o Goods
Fem Fifteen per Cent Cheaper
compelled sn
debts additional keeping and COL
Honr
SUPPLIES Merchant who
selling enabled
is
him SELLS QUICK TURNS OVER
The intelligent will that the CASH SYSTEM
and that those who buy Good. had better ho
CASH
CREDIT HOUSES
LARGER STOCK
L. -
AL KINDS GROCERIES
hcp
will find addition FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, large
supply nearly the Goods usually used in the such
Saddery Hats Shoes Calcoes Shrtngs Sheengs Blankets
FLANNELs, &c, &c.
nkf for the liberal Of the past season. and looking forward to largely
inc calling the attention Of customers to our superior
Teas, Sugars Coffee, Cheese, Molasscs Flour, Bacon
WINES AND LIQUORS.
who prefer Cash for their Goods and thereby save Fifteen % Hun
the best apd warranted what
ooNN>ul11N.
Hamburg. Oa, 10, 6m 80
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Fresh and Pure Garden Seeds.

JUST Received large and well'assorted supply
81 of GARDEN SEEDS from the celebrated
Seed Establishment of Comstock, Ferre & Co.,
warranted fresh and pure.
IL you wish 10 have Your Garden we'll stocked
with choice Vegetables next year, you have nothing
to do but to get supply of these Seeds, make your
ground rich, plant ut the right time and cultivate
properly G.. l.. PENN, aoEsT.
Dec 81 If ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-03-22

lYlo Stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
beautiful. Among which may be found
All Wool De LANES, of rich and splendid
style,
Large and small fig,d De LANES. all qualities,
Persian De LANES, various qualities,
Plaid Silk Lusrcs very rich;
/" Raw Silks. in high coors;
Cashmeres and Arpaca Lusires, all Qualities
and colurs;
Plain blk Gro d.Rhinc Silks, various qualities
and widths;
Black Watcred Silks, q superior article
" Fig'd and Brocadr Silks;
Rich, cnIored Silks, all qualities;
Coor.d Marceline Silks, desirable colors;
Solid colored De Laincs and Mcrinos;
Solid colurrd Paris De Beige, for travelling
dresses;
French Scotch and American Ginghams, from
1910 81 l-2 cents:
English French and American Prints, from.
6 Ia upy
Satin Talmas Of new and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Cloth Cuaks, new and late styles;
Colurrd Fringcs, Pointed Gimps: and other
Trimmings, great variety;
Plain and fg'd Cloths, Fight fabric for Ladies
Clnaks;
Black rhibei, Bay State and embroded Shawls
Chinlasrtis, French worked Collars and Under
sleeves, late styles;
Jaconet, Thread and I.sle Edgings and Insert
ings, all qualities;
Ladies' Mrrino and Silk Undcr-ress:
Kid Silk and Wool Gloves, for Ladies', Misses
and Children;
~ These Goods have been purchased with
PRICES, and purchasers may rest assured that
bought in Augusta. An examination is respect
HAMBuRG, Oct 26, 1858.