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Take Care !!

T AM instructed to .sayto those .whe. have not not
i settled up the notes and; account. due Dr.
oxner, that they had better attend 70 that duty i'm,
mcdiatcly, or thoy will have cost to.pay; ~ 1'';'
100, ~ ~ .'rw!. -; II. nAHA i.";:i
Nov St* 4a
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The SPectacIes are Coming
SEE Prof GEDEoN's advertisement. Let all the
blind, weak eyed and and far sighted who want
new eyes recoect the day (irst Monday in December)
and be punctual in attendance. s
The Professor and his Speciacles are highly re.
oonrnonlod
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Executors Sale.
Executors Sale.

Executors Sale. -: a''@' 2
WYE will proceed to sell at the late residence Of
w Jesse Hart, decd, two miles from Meeting
Street, the 9th day Of November 1855, the fol-
lowing property, VIZ: = sssfn-'. IT, :
Twenty.Seven Likely Negroes,
FINE STOCK OF HORSES AND MULEs,..'
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, large quantity Of ~
Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Oats & Peas,
PRESENT CROP OF COTTON,
Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, One Road Wagon and various other, things
too tedious ~ mention.
Terms made knswn on day Of sale.
JESSE HART,
,.i i HENRY HART. = w. w.
Now 2t 4S
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"THE ExAN1INER., ;,
MASONIC
Female Collie giate Institute

MASONIC
Female Collie giate Institute,
AT COKESBURY. -,
THIS Institution will be open for the reception Of
i Pupils on the first Monday in January next,
and close the last day in September, making ono
long Term of Nine Months The Faculty will
consist OF
PROFESSOR OF NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATnEMAT-
les, &c.
Rev. T. E. wANNAA1AKER, A. NJ, Professor
OF Moral PHYLosornY, EvIDENcE OF CHRIS
TIAHlTY AND BELLE LETTREs.
Mr. E. LIEGER, PROFESSOR OF Music AND MOD
ERN LANGUAGES
Miss MARY E. SNEAD, ISsTRucTkEss IN PArsT.
ING, EMBROIDERY, &c.
The Board Of Trustees have secured the services
Of Faculty composed of worthy Master Masons,
eminent for purity of character, and high literary
attainments, whose every effort will be to educate
young ladies SO us to adorn any sphere in life.
Our new Masonic building will be completed by
the opening Of the Term and the Board intend
furnishing it with every appurtenance necessary TO
the acquisition Of IN education Of the highest order
AS they have determined that this Institution shall
be second to none, 80 they confidently expect the
encouragement and patronage Of an enlightened
public.
For any information necessary, we refer to our
Circular, or to any member of the Committee, or
President Of the Faculty
(; =; (: !: !. z;1S5$S$P6s, S1S$s' SaS$' Committee.
Cokesbury, Oct 90, lot Al
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EyERETT,s EXHIBITION.

ACCORDING 10 previous nollce, EVERETTf Tic re-
nowned American Magician, together with his tai
ented Company, performed in our Town on Monday
and Tuesday igis. We attended the first evening,
but cannot say that We were highly pleased or that
we observed anything strikingy wonderful. We sup.
pose though our ancipatons were somewhat exalted,
and perhaps we expected little too much. And
the dense and crowded state Of the Pavilion prevented
us from enjoying the performance we'll as we other.
wise might have done. Our people were literally
starved out for show and consequently they attend
ed in goodly numbers for ten miles round.
Well, as to the performances, old BILLY CREIGH-
TON with his old songs that he used to sing in olden
times, was received with much applause, and sung as
usual with great eclat, to the no little amusement of
ALL May this old gentleman be spared for these many
years to sing Four and twenty bachelors all in
row, ,'-and finally when death overtakes him may he
be enabled to find heavenly resting place from
which he may never wish to "Push along, keep
moving"
EVERETT, did two or three tricks admirably. 1t
was manifest though that he somewhat irritated
by the annoyance of few in attendance.
The little girls done we'll could have been e1.
pected, inasmuch as they were both suffering from
severe cold.
WRAy, the bandjo picker, sung two or three songs,
played one or os something else, and clearly
exhibited to the audience that he has music in
his SOUL" as we'll as in his old banjo.
But The Band-Jehu! what croaking.
However, taking it all in all, to use Yankee
phrase, we guess the Exhibition will do ,oerable
WE'LL and is perhaps worth half dollar now and then.
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Lost,

LOST,
DETWEEN Edgrfcld c. H., and Rehoboth
DChurch, on Monday last a tolerabc large yellow
calf skin POCKET BOOK, tied with asmall leather
string, containing, MS we'll as recolecsed, Eighty
seven Dollars, in tens and five Dollar bills, with,
the exception Of one two Dollar bill. Also, about four
Notes one on Geo. Broadwatcr for S94, payable to
A. Bell or bearer, one on Alfred Bell for near $40s
nayable to the Subscriber. one on Thos. Stlpaker
for abou, $40. payable to Jas. Salnaker and ono on
Rich Stalnaker for SIS, payable to the Subscriber
Also, other papers not rccollec.cd. All persons
are hereby cautioned from trading for either Of The
above notes.
A liberal reward will be given for the delivery Of
said Pocket Book and contents to me, within q
miles Of Rrhubuth p. O. 4a.-a g..,
JOHN PRICE.
Nnv. I'm 43.
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Sherif,s Sale.,a,a
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
S. Christie, Assignee, ~

William J. Faulkner.
NV Virtue Virtue - of an order from Judge Glover in
m the Fl first Monday in December next, at Edgefeld
Court House, One Black Mare Mule, One pair of
Oven, one OK Cart, and one Set Of Black Smiths
Tools, which have been attached in the above stated
case, rs the property Of the Defendant William j..
Faulkner. LEWIS JONES. 8. E. D:
Nvy IL st Al
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY

George c. Robertson and others,
US. btH Jor TdT.
Clinton Tompkns and others.
DY Virtue Of an Order from the Court Of Equity,
ID in this cause, will proceed to sell at bdge-
field C. H., on the first Monday in December next,
the following real estate Of Wm Robertson, dec d..
4 Tract of Land known as the "Nlinter Tract, !"
situated in this District on Savannah River, con-
tanning Three Hundred and twenty-five acres, more
or less, and adjoining lands Of William Price and
Harriet Chamberlain:
TgnMs.-A credit of one and two years from the
day of sale, except as to so much as will be required
to defray the costs of this suit Purchase money to
be secured by Bond with adequate sureties. Titles
to be paid for extra
A. SIAIKINS, c.E. E. D. i
Nov. l2 4tc Al
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For the Advertiser.


MR. EDITOR I'm your issue before the last we
saw requiem upon the EpGEF1ELD FLYING AR
rlLLERY." We know your feelings are kind to-
wards the Company, and that you meant to give it
decent and graceful burial. We beg to inform
your readers, however, that the patient is dead,
but only sick. Indeed we think he is cunvalcscing,
and with proper treatment may fully recover. To
drop the metaphor, the Companyis somewhat rcvi-
wing, and with proper energy OH the part Of our
young men, may yet be one Of finest in the up
country. Every one will admit that the new uni
form is very neat and very handsome.
Will not the military ardor Of our young men
prompt them to fill our ranks Nearly every VIII
fage in the State has Volunteer Company, shall
ours form an exception? What has become Of the
heightened, military young men Of EdgcGcld! Fif-
teen members added to the present list, will make
out respectable Company. Surely this number
can be supplied We appeal to the patriotism of our
young men. SPONGE-STAFF.
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FOR SALE.

fVn SAAE9
THE STORE HOUSE, next East Of r. H. Snl-
l. livan's, 80 feet front and go deep, contsining
three rooms below, one above, and a god cellar.
THE TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and con-
tanning about three acres
ONE LOT on the branch adjoining C. L. Refo.
K. T. MINIS.
Oct2 If 38
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Five Hundred & Eighty Three Acres,

The place has on it all of the buildings necessary
to well arranged Plantation. The entire Lands
arc enclosed with a good fence.
Terms, Three Thousand (S3,OOO) Dollars cash,
and the balance on credit of twelve months with
interest from date of sale. with approved security
Q--T Good and warranted titles will be given.
Nnv 4 81 d.
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r9NIIAT BEA UTlFAL Farm or Planta.
i ton Of OAK and HICKORY LAND
belonging To Vim. a. Harris, adjoining the Village
Of Edgciield and the Lands Of Col. L. ". Pickens,
James Sheppard and others, will be sold at Edge.
field C.. H., on the lst Monday in January next
Tho Tront rontuius
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a Q ARD. 49,;
THE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks 10,
l. his friends for their patronage while located in
Hamburg, and hereby informs them that he can be-
found (after lst September next) at the House Of
sonic Hall, Augusta, Ca, where he would be. .happy
to sec and serve them, and where FULL and
Complete Stock of Dry Go DDS,
can always be found, which will be sold as LOW
.as from any. House in the City. = 2
Hamburg, Aug 13, ,.ar- f.....E 81 :
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Removal No. 2.

Removal No. z. -
= e. BOWERS, Agent, begs leave to.
-. inform his friends and the public generally
that he has again moved his
Large Stock Of Groceries,
And will occupy for the ensuing year the Store
formally tene,cd by NJ. A. RANeoA, next door TO-
J. SrBLEY & SoN, where he will keep constantly on.
hand, every article that appertains to the Family
Grocery Business.
Hamburg, Oct9, 80
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u office

rs Hereby given to all concerned ,ha. final set.
i tlc,ncnt will he made on the Estate Of Daniel
Smith, deed, in the Ordnary's Office at Edgefeld
G. H., OH the 4th Monday in January next. All
persons indebted will please make payment BY tho
above time, and those having demands will present
them by the same time.
G. SMITH.
Oct %, 1885,. 3m 42
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The spectacles are Coming

w THE Editor is absent this week in Columbia
m business of the " Plow"
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Election OF Mayor.

AT an election recently held in Charleston for
Mayor and Aldermen of tha, City, we learn that WM.
PoRcnER MILES, Esq, the Anti. Know Nuthng Can.
didate, was elected over RICHARDSON by majority
Of 40 voter.
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HAMBURG HOTELS.

THERE are now in Hamburg for the accommoda'
ton of the transient public and the citizens of that
place, two as fine Hotels any similar Town can
boast of. One of these, the American" with Capt
O. p SCOTT, one Of the Proprie,ors and general 'u
perintendnnt of the establishment, is conducted with
such degree of satisfaction to its friends and patrons,
that at this season in particular, it is almost nrara
bly, crowded. Capt. ScoTT makes \ capital land.
lord, furnishes his table with the best the market.
Affords and then it is served up in style that must
please the palate OF the most fasidious.
The &c Carolina Hotcl," Mrs. CAROLINE A. GRAY,
Proprietor, and Mr.. HlNcn GOODWIN, as Manager,
is becoming quite popular, and told equals the
other in every respect. Mr. GOODWIN is very accom-
dating, strives to make every perfectly satisfied,
and can, for the amusement of friends, spin out as
exaggerated and laughable yarn as the next one.
With little more experience, he will make what
might be termed real "jolly landlord"
Both of these hotels should be patronzed for they
deserre epcn,rapement.
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AN old lady who did not know whether her
plantation was in Virginia or North Carolina,
found, when the line was drawn, that she was II
resident of the former. "Wal," said she"
am clad don't live in North Carolina! 1t was
ALWAYS such sicklY State" ,-...
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MAYOR WooD, of New York, has recently
sent back to one of the German towns four
criminals shipped By it TO this country. The
thority to, protect themselves from the importa-
tion of paupcrs and criminals, without the neces-
sity of asking MD through the Know Nothing
movement.
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LAND AT AUCTION.

Nov. II
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Nov. l2
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Go Uhom il fflap Concern.

CARD.-My attention being called to card
- ssptd ZIP RAIN y HUOSOH ia to-dsy's tapeD, In
refer-s &c % he she pending seArst ne ana Nj Cr-
roll hes ssy che pablo that saoala be yer, son. "a
Be mistaken fer him MAY >, lsso T. H. huusON.
INFORMATION WANTED. The Rev. L.
Il EVANS R.Sp,r D.l.sae Co. Ohio, would thanhfally
re- eve spy rhImston repeesivs bis 500 WILLIAM n
EVANS uAchinis who removed from Detroit TO Michigan
CITY c,na June ss He worked a. that ps:s for the
~ { Repsng r. c. sr6 tsl ~ the New-Aoeev and sasn,
r. L. Fave heard n him the oth Move Der last
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Cost an1 foun0.

OsT or SIOLEN.-A BOND for ONE
j. rHOUsASD DOLLAaj. m.cs b. the coTiaston sod
s,o1 Bsoad Company 70 J.c,ss "issov, sisret
Besop Prtscert fred Wise, sscTetary dated
Ia Say c Earcb 1885, besrlg PER snt per saaon L.
tsI,,t With COUPONS ssched; payable smi snnssy AZ ae
F.rk Of Az erica Y0rs Jaes Wino b9sser On
he lst srcn sspsa5er With coupon p<y.2s ID. To-
Of September 1855 TIE Bond reoeemabs n 49, so1 l.
nun bsrs 100 slso tie uyo1s Tie bnfer ~ % oessy
re- = srdeo By leNvirE tAs ssnls at hsssn WiN5LO"s
L. MFR & Co Beass-s, No. 81 Weilsf
Th4 Bond hss never been oegotsiea ..,.--.,,
a,ru ls3 Pre.'t Gov and LsE Es.lroa3
IL az REWARD.-Lost, on wednesday even
ID Ztb ips 70 Gee Ct the Aityt stsges Or %
-rnr, at ne sshiLgt0G Hssset. POhIk- dOss AZ
rrtssfg yer 81 Bills Of the Ocean and ifvns
sbSve rssc WI be P4d whoever Will rearn '-s 'sHs .
No IA WausEs..
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JUDGE HALLIBURTON NEW WORK.
~ WNl Re pubii.h.d On sATU2D ~.
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NATURE AID HUMAN NATURE


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Ey The author o. Sam sbei, tbs clo.kGsseI," &c.
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CONTENTS.
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Cucumber L.ke-Ite Recall
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witty Asnir,ou - sans mature a ems isa,ttsr a
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ter, each eopt.risg ieeo or - s,Yense Ia ssy
Of ihtm the Cloctmstr proves se ne ft.st uins
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tn, Two volumes se their rs'sce.so's F-ts
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peculiar vein ESe'J piss ofth' e'oAa an3 3,ss
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No. III sios3way, \. Y.
Ard fos rae by IL tie principal eooi'elles
Content. OF No l. Vol
TO-DAY's LIFE ILLUsTRATED-ls filed
L Nth matter reh In Interest ard uu'y. new Volume
beams with the present. lumber
FIRST rAGEisPe OF War 10 Re the C1Asctesc ~ t1e
sr,rch fn5rsi Our London Co re.pruience The sugar
Nspis I'd lie suf,T; Ani.teIsl Csacy se.alsrzl
ton"
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On Pi.h s.ssgrs koucst n; Few Eogiand H.rcli.s Fist
cuff Es 1 ZOOS The nsKtConrss'i Ihs Crops lem
Tefsnse hcvtmens, TBE CITY
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Best New Psble,.ionsi Nest!ori The asfs't'
MEMORIES PostIJi Mailed Psssssss; Pretty Little resi
d. coyer,. Pefce ul trait TT ard frost; K &
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Ageuurr hhsep FODDER So rec sbsus .biD-s; How Chi
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Pal lshso ws.Ly, ct t2syssr b. fONLth5 AID WELLS,
No sea BIosdwsy y. Y.
Now Is t5e time l. suofcribe- Vol 2 70 !.
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flint Arts.

ZINE ARTs.-FOR sALE-Two large His
Il oiita PAINTINGS Of the Ses,,t interest ard Of the
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,r-~u 70 ssasv Lee 'or assb hsoTSon
TaH Nkw.ysas TasnuNS
,o,,uROYEAs clRcULATl ~
fVh y .s.s,tDr. o. essh Mall stes1ner ioI l'Vsi
-, srssro portage included hiHss sop'7'' sn
"'4~ ruB NEwsY0RH TsiaCNs
,,yoeayA orpGOs .sD TBE SAID %lcb i,L
ssssd ttt sspaftufe OF ssoo MAI sc .nes TUT
LxSs, ~ AZ 50 pos vnDun s'Lsie copies. sI Csoh
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ITO CAPITALISTS and ENGINEERS.--The
Pssntee Of OF tho most npor.ot 81 The
pfsrnt ase-e Pr An for TAaSsP DRffH0 TR AIMS Of
EAiLROAD CARS AIRoss RIVERS WITHOUT OBJ
SIRUCTISG N.yfBsTfOs- offers 70 SELL ono fourth,
onehirc half Of The tire Ps,n, sub terms that
ssry sl nys,tmeBt may reslze fortune lie able 70
deuonssie the CERT prsct sbty II ths invention sad
Wirs II sDy islkt Will aoyaEc- money esh 20 bring
ITO la sgsisC all loss vorh-
lpg gce be see1 Tor few esy. q tbs secnmS IA
chapse Msllst r. FIELD, NO 10 L&tm a.
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RECEIVER SALE Of the BLOOMING

- Z K - SALt OF Inc bLUUMINU-
HI % u ard AANpArr AWHILE LINE Of srA9E5-
Of the supreme Court, 81 Of Tho doos, Stages AMI
Hsfrfss srd the Personal Po0sty belonging thsrsto.
will be told at pablo aacuoo Ssnhataoylle on the btb
Or OF Ma 1853 Toe property % ak LOIS OF 9fo1nd.
With tk Stables, Csrfiss B07e, B,cksmifh shop nc att
pstos The Of i.9tnt ara 3oomn,dTeo.d 10 tho
Nsge Mann stt,lyilc-fu 10 oOrtsase OF 5000.
A,o Of Lots ~ orocnd Of t9th e. and
blson Issd with sme .tsDss sra Dwelling House,
nhith ents 500 ger sr04ni, tlr-
,sa,s fom the s Of MAY 1885, csDd rent OF go
per Also. huaossa I'D Horses tseety six
Stages ara Number OF fsurs -s abs aad harGs and
other ucss TOO NUMEROUS 10 ptnos II sod tosstaef tho
present properly will b. hjeet sna'te 0ofsxss
bat II fold In parcels II oil be free from ineumsrs,
Ao eli The Licenses snd Oooc g of said BloomBsdsls aud
NsIhzv Line Of Terms u sale foF real estas.
per ~ sale ard sueooees fees the balance
deeds I've cd which sill 10 hssn 5sJs ailer
sale T,ims gsroDa property csh delivery.
Sale y O'Clock ~ the i'm nth dsJ u
Nay, 1875 bErythIS MOORE Receiver, 6c-
ALLEN, BULL 4 SrOCKER,
or Coz ainanta
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DEAL ESTATE.-Wanted Gentleman well
Informed he sss,ct far IA -sssy for rubles
El.t,r- Of interest connected eFs~ith Adtre. b. Thb
uDe Office.
CTOVE STORE Rare chance for wele s-
- tab.hed bnsin.s FOR male. h- STOCK, TOOLS ss 9.
with LEASE Of STORE. Apply st 81 ssleoEst. Brooslyn
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fNANTE D-A number of Protestant DOMES-
W Tics e. the Ole Of tee AMERICAN act fOtEiGN
EMPLOyM, Mt SOLELY, No. IS As.or place Mast asye
81
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S.ws Of ne Well United stses; Cu5a csusds Earops
Ru.,s: itsly Fsnc, nssn6; Petos A. LerHy; Patent
Office Department; Important luveuop; Patents ns gay
Best; New Psbl ca. ions; NeGt.ori The Asrtsts.