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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
EstraV Notice,

VNSTRAYED from the Subscribers residence,
A. May 27th, small sorrcl MARE MULE, five
or six years old, well furmc.l, t'u:E dish flce:l.
No marks except that "r ,le gears The said nIule
was bnught from man from North Carolina or
TcnmrsScc.
think she is trying t" make her way back to
the place from wlIirll she came.
Tic said Mule was last heard of at James D"ru'S.
Any one taking up said Mule will confer Il Inv'1'
by dropping me a line at Etgcie!l c. IL. All rra-
sonabIc cxpelscs will be chccruly paid.
MATILDA DOBEf.
June i, 1876. Il II
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Spring and Summer Goods,

VI LII Siai - - ~ S"S
ID H. SULLIVAN has just receive! AMI opened
Iee his SpriHg and Summer GDp':'. 10 which
he respectful calls the allrni N "f hi< ir;" is ';;'d
the community generally, the Stock c"Hs,>t VIZ
French .ac. net AllISl.lNSi
French Or.andcr Musiins;
French Bcraers aud Tissues;
Prints and GlNGllI:Ali:
Nj pacas and BOMBAINE;
COLL and Blk. SIEALLHiS;
Black and Plaid SlI.!ii and a line and large as
sull,ncnt ui White Goods.
Drap De ct an;l Italian CLOTH;
White anl Bro*m l.inin DRILLS;
Plain and Tuil!cd COTTONNLES;
IiIr,rlrd and Brown SllEETiNG;
l:!."lcIie,I and Bro rn SllllsTiNG:
y ii:c 10, IRISH LIN EMS:
Bnnnc,s and l'unrrl l.ihbniis in &iy vari.ty;
Hosiery and Gloves oi all kinds;
iats Bo It's, Shnrs, Cr, kerry anl Glass War:
Hard ware aud Cutrry Sa'iLlcry and Groccr's.
Please call and cx.lnimc my stock, for We will take
great pleasure in showing il.
April tt IL
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Ea1ssse :sensi LGd fDr Sale.

rENTE Subscriber wishing Ia avr for parts as yet
) unkn"wn offer: for sale his Cottage Residence
in Illr wmd; three miles North Of Liberty llill It
is suited In Preacher, Teacher u: I'Iysjr IN u" any
person wishing hr:,ilhy r,si'!,nc".
TERMS. Low price and long cre:l;t. For pariic-
ul;rs inquire Of GEOiiG + GALplilN.
L"ngnircs, =. O.. s. G.
Arrii 3 1856 If II
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TGss SAEIE.

THE STORE HOUSE, next Eat of T. II SUI
1 Iivan's, 80 feet front and Gn deep, containing
three rooms below, one above ,nl good cellar.
TIE TAN YARD and Lot a'ijuining AMI con-
,a;mng about three acres.
ONE LOT on the brauc!. adjoining c. T.. Rcfo.
K. T. MINIS.
Oct It 3S
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g ECONOMY Es SSeaEtt, ~

TOOD clean Rags of every description will he
" purchased at The " ADVERTISER Oilcc.' Price,
2 cts per pounI. Now, here's Il chance for almos
every body, and old bachelors too, to make money
April lS If IA
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NEw El0nS.

rE|liE subscriber is now receiving his Spring and
/ SPINNER Stock of Gools nj his ,rl stand the
Brick Store, consisting o ssvry variety usually kept
in Dry Goods store, viz:
Rich ronrr,l Silks for !na;ts Dresses,
Six Tissues, ClIa'lrys. Rararc pcianes,
Pain and Colorrl l}aragcs
Muslin and Earlston Ginghlms
English and American Prints,
Plain, Checked, Striped i: Dotted Swiss Alusns,
Pain, Checked Jaconeis and Camhrcs,
Fine worked Collars, Chem z;;is and Under
Sleeves
Swiss all Jacnnct Muslin Edsings and lnsrI lings
Fine SIX, Grape, Naio'itan Straw and Fancy
BnnuriS
y goml as:ortmen. Of Bonnct Ribbons
-5-Lssa
4 cnrl assortment Of Fashionable HATS Of all
kinds s;iah'r i,r the sc;.s0n.
lii,!rri.ars and larasrl.,
Ni";,s. .rli,s. Boys. Nlssc. and chil'rens, Boots
anl Shoes N! all kinds
Grucr,cs, Hardware anl Cs"rhcry.
v iii many ether articles Ia" t'ri"n; 20 mention
Ill cr wlrI Ill b. Snll on hc accommodating,
lrrs, all are invite. 10 cll and examine "r ilc.
Selves.
81" 4 liberal discount lov Cain.
=. c. BRIAN.
April , 1916 I! l..
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DRY GOODS.

SPRING G.ElpORTATlONS, 1856.
MILLER & WARREN, Opposite Globe Hotel,
I'VE Augusta, Ga, are receiving their usual choice
variety of SPRING DRESS FABRICS, embracing
the hcst makers of French and English productions,
among viii ch arc
Rich Printed French JACoNEI'S and ORGAN
DIES:
Rich Printed F!ounccd BAEEGE;5 and ORGAN
Rich Printed American and English LAWNS;
Rich e French BItlLLlANTS and CAMBRlCS;
Buif Blue and Pink, Bl;lLlIANIS, new article
Silks!
Assorted Co.crs Flounccd silk DRESSES;
R:rll Plaid and Striped Taiirta SILKS;
Iiich Ainre Antique, Toularl anl China SILKS ;
Black Ia..;r,a aud Gro de Rhine do.
1gaurniMg G0S<ls!
Plain and Strip'l GRENA DIN rs and BAREGES;
Blk Flouncrd Greuadinc amd Barcge DRESSES F.;
Sunrrinr Summer ROMB AZiNtIS and CllAL.
LIES; Blk JACoNErS, OEGANDlES ana
B!k. Eng. CR>pEs, Lore Wells and HAND
kEECIllEFS.
In addition TO this long line Of Dress Gonas. VIC
haze n co.nplctc stock of CALICOES, GiNG-
lIAAiS. LINEN GOODS. EMHitOlDE4lES
FURNITURE PRINTS and LACES. HOSIERY
and GLOVES, Plain and Embroidered Grape
SuAWLS.
Alargc lotof MANTIILAS,in in great variety o.
styles
PANTALooy sTUFF:', Bleachcl and Brown
Goods.
White and sripal oSNAHURGS, Of various
brands
Our friends and customers are Respectfully invited
10 examine The largest stock "f Spring and Summer
GOODS that We have ever liad.
Particular attention paid 10 filling orders.
Anrust;l Anril % i'm 10
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EGR THE LADIES'!
Caution to al,

A TT. Persons in anywise indebted to the Subscri-
N bcrs, either Individually or collectively. arc,
hereby forewarncd to settle Up at an early date.
otherwise they will certainly have to settle with an
Attorney We have large amount OF money to
raise in given time, and necessarily compelled
to pursue this course Take heed. therefore all We
who are Interested. j. H. JENNINGS,
W. y. :JENNINGS. -
Sept 6 tf 81
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Augusta, JAN 80, 1856.
DRUGS, NIGDICINES. &c,
e T. Il EsV 3 g.

ERE Ta EsV Al
Of the Tin Manufactury,
NEAR ua. t. r. MINIS TAN YA p!
rINilE Subscriber would respectfully inform The
l. citizens of Eirc:i.ll and H." >rrr"un'.in& DIS
,r;cs. lin, he !l:is rrn":c.! 10 his Residence. whore
he has recently erected y lar"r ana "'r;;'"dous
shop, and is m"w prepared I" cH?1i"n the
E1xTI EU5EEj -aGssS5
IN ALI. IT'S BRANCHES, such as NHnu'ilclE-
ting lin Ware for Merchants. ROOFING, Gt l.
'rEI,ING ana Ill inilni,rr nf JOB WORK.
Always on hand general ;>s.'limcni "f
TIN AND JAPAN WARE!
IT Merchants supplied at shortest r"ttr and Oh
the most reasonable terms Orders solicited.
C. /. EEFO.
0,.t 2 IT 81
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forgive the fabricated tale which proved two
of my sultors worthless"
Freed from the veil, her dazzling beauty
bealned Oh the painter in uudimucd radiance,
and her hand thrilled to his touch. Need
we say that they were happy?
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TIE CELEBRATED STALLION
Ei' s. M r r Y

WILL Stand tie cn%u:ii.: >'irns S'"s'" 1T
W Harmon G;'!!u.n's. and nj @!:.".'i t",ru
House at lcr Dollar t!:r '"''n ai twenty-five
dollars i'm u:nncr HENRY isa c!,rsnmt s"r"'@
!nu iit cm lils ome imri I;-i, aiii most r"w'ru:-
" formed both fr sr,.=tr and per'l. H. will be
five years u'l next May. llrram m"rr races IN lis
three years nid form llln any .;<r ran h'i"rr.
Among the number Were tw" Fur rli!,s races III
boil. of which he lost the src"nd heat in go"d t:n'r
~ ij sec and III by halt Il neck ''a!y: IN the
first he was beaten by the renowned Grill Edmond
son, in the second by Mary III! Ter -! ,qu'l rcnrwr
lie worn scvrr; races at lm'o aud three l,'Ii"s
HENRY was by Impartial Glrnc.", his dam by
Mcdo", &. Dam by Co$;usrn, G.. G. Dam by Mel
zair, G.. G.. c. Dam by Medley. &. &. G.. &. Dam
by Imported Doomed &c. Ills pedigree c'nn"t be
rxrclIr by any horse in the worll. He will he At
:,lartirld Court House nn M"n !ais, Tuesdays and
Wc.incslnrS tn, rcr:a'rd of lis time at llain"l
Gallmam'S. ml persons sending ;:Iarc:' lr HENRI
mus :av at The time llow they are {" hc *"rvcd.
otherwise they viii be ch.r&r' IS by The sri$"n.
THOMAS G.. BACON.
March Is It IL.
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Brushes, Brushes !

TN Store fine variety OF Paint, Varnish. Grain
l. ing Blenders. Tanners, Whitrwash, Crumb.
busting and lla;r Brushes and Comb-;'lrsl,
Brushes and Yair Gloves-Nai, Tooth and Shawn:
Brushes, &c. For sale by
Al &T.J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May 90 If 10
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Water Proof Warehouse,
IIAMBURS. S. c..

NAMBUKE, S. G.
,t :: TIE Subscriber has taken ihs G5a GT55a1s
...lg Planters Water Proof 80
sy;.rc-sso,7 o,7Sc, formerly occupied by Mr. JonN
Usher, Sr., and by strict attention 10 business he
hnpcs 10 merit liberal share Of i!l. patronage Of
The e"n"r".is public Of the upper ana Coion.gruw
in- Districts.
lhc Warc rsc IS above high water mark. and
nrrre secure from Fire than any other Ware House
u 'rnwn.
will al>n ,;cnl to receiving anl forwarding
GoudS, &c ,i:i'rus;ci 10 l"y c;;rs.
G.. r. liENNET
Hamburg. Sept lst, 1855. II. 81
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SPRING TRADE {:
e. I, CUNWINGHAM & 60,
GRGGERS Aid PROVISION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
HAMBURG, S. c.

w l. take tbs opportunity Of rrtu mig thanks
" ""ur patrons and friends I'r the very lIb+ra
encouragement AMI t;lvors we have received Tor
several years past, and respectfully sn'ic conil-
ancc al H." sar!ic. Oar highest aims. and 'rss en-
,icavnrs w be 10 !nrit and dyser"e the patronage
If our old customers, friends and III" public Gene
rally, BY coluctiu! our business as we have done
hcrric.ofc, and increasing our reputation t"r
Low Prices ard Fair Dealing,
And making it to the decided advantage of al wh"
tarn" u with their trade.
The increased rltrnrase we haze Received aud
:;rc continually receiving has inluccd H. 10 BUY
A LARGE "nl WELL ASSCR ID
Stock of Goods, in order tn meet the gro" s '!':'
uanls and incrc:s,. "E ;radc.
THE SUPERIOR GUALiFI
nf i'll G"ss offered to the Public Il. this c:'a''s!'-
ncn:, is so well known that very little need be sud
upnn this saIjrrt. liut with the unity "f LOW
PRICES, and the very best guilty of Go1 1es,
is HE system Of business the subscribers are deter
mined to carry out. This vii be maze applicable
to every branch Of t'sr business.
Our Goods in all instances will be what they are
represented to bc--a.rd wh"n sold By sampir slE'i
ai.va,s Be in cnl:nrry will the sample.
We cnms;a::;iy +, criSi:ig an'! haze II: oi':e
| COMPLETE; ASSORTMENT uf
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Adpu5nistrasSr,s NStEce.

a IL Persons having demands against the Estate
"A of VIM. II. Ada,ns, decd, are hereby notified
to present the same. properly atcstr' Cor payment,
md those who are indicted to the Estate, are re-
qucstcd to make payment 10
+. PENN. Alm'or.
0I II
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We ker? cn~s;an'l; on han.! 4
LARGE VARIETY
OF SadIIrs.
Brides Martin
gales Whips Saddle
Blankets Bed li!ankets,
several C.l::.s OF line Sc"r AMI
Pc.gri Boots and S!ors, Ladies,
Misses i:nl ChIrcns Shoes, Wacr-
rr.ui Hunting and l,ilclvr's i'"os. Boys and
Mons l;.uenI> tio:i Nn 10 -. aso. Fur,
Wp"! ami Six HAS. Ci"ih. Plush and
Fancy Cas- u>nahurss, Sheet
ins<, :;i.:g,mgs, Stripes Ger
s;a ! I.;::.. GuHuy a'.i
nGn.irr iia@@r::,
E..'. Rn;". DC.
We s.,,i..t iS.i n.,iI;:i;i :r':m Fa'':r; n,'t
v<:ia o: ln':a ai sill rit'!r.:v"r in ~ ir> II.
.c< /" satisfy in rv T.: r%''ru.r, a'l who t"'.l'e
heir "'.s 10 Us.
rcrs ,ns v.stn. tbs Market ave rira :;.y s"Icitc'
10 give ,s Il r; before tics make t'''Ir purchases
We are determined t" make it to Their advantage
by selling them their supplies 10" FIX than they
can buy them elsewhere.
~ We will give the market prices t"r Coton,
and every other knd. ID! pro'ue" offered
II. l.. CUNNINGHAM,
llENRI SOLOMON,
q. G.. .CUNNINGuAM
Hamburg May % 1856 Gn %
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WOMAN are like tulps--lhc more modest
and retired they appear, the better you love
them.
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N0tiCc.
Administrators a Notice.

4 TT, PERSONS inlcb:cl 10 tie Estate "f William
N Vance deed. are earnestly requisite! t" settle
Without delay, anl all thoss haYinS demands against
the, sang will render them in legally affected
). BROADWA !:irr.
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Convention OF AssocrAr1oys.--The sug.

CONVENTION OF AssocrAr1oHs.--The sug.
gcstions OF Action" which appeared IN
our issue Of "Wednesday, nHcIs wl!h avor'
and signs of the times. we mast think, urge
yet strong gly prompt action. The Carolina
Times think the Convention should meet on
the ;::Oi:l a$taat, if not snnn":. That date
wnnl! lac. perhaps, as rarly ..as nil The a<so'
ca;i,ms could u,prt and #rpnint their dele
gates. II, then, these is 10 lie Il Convention
of assnratinns, I"t il meet ON the 30;h inst,
and If we are permitted To make 'lc su.g's.
linn We wnn!d say ii the Presidents "i
each association ca'! II meeting rs carly aS
possible and appoal delegates 20 NEE; III
-Culuriia at The lime above named. ~
there should be Il full meeting, that the whole
State should consult together "a $" impor'
tani Il Qucsinn, we woald suggest lbat any
D;.;,icls that max not We. have formed :>an.
sas associations, should cali greetings and
sens. up delegates, vino may aid by their
council And advice the l'irnds OF >5"alherll
Rirhls in Kansas. For we IreI satisfied that
The whole State feels in interest in this maj
ter, whether they have taken action yet or
not. The subject matter involved i'll this
Kansas question is the most momen'ous that
has ever agitatod or perhaps ever will ag'Iate
this country--n it is involved the r%ls'euce
of the Onion. The cry of danger has been
so frequently raised, we have become laml'
lar TO the sound, but now The cry is onn'
Gus and should not be di$regarded. II we
slumber, the enemy will be upon US. New
err have the Northern section oil the Union
shown so much determination as now to
oppose, at any hazard, the further progress
of Slavery. and consequently the equality
of The South, in the Union. Let US then
! meet in Columbia Oh til" Both Instant, and
take calm aatl deliberate council together.
Let cala,, thinking, discreet men be sent
there w!.nse action will lie marked by the
greatest prudrnce--Newhcrry Hlirror
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that, at ball lately given at port Louis,
near Torrent, willie Il young lady was waltz.
ing, she felt the hanl by which she was
supported bccom. stone cold, and on look
ing into the face Of her partner found his
TEXTURES 10 be deadly pale and horribly con.
trac,ed. She tainted at the sight sud fell To
the gro md, whilst The cavalier dropped at her
side. The lady was taken up and recover.
ed, but the lir of the gentleman WIS extinct.
She maintains that he was dead several Sc.
cond; before s...e knew it, and that she made
one turn round the room with him after he
WAS i cOrpSe.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLYl
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THE SPECTATOR.o

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XON, IIOU Sc.
FORMERLY MES. BORDEN 81
utxt .>i.E L1:tf1u.I.


Cold sbOrOush, NC.
Th:S extensive and well known public Est sLnent h.
been purchased and epc,,eG by the Subscriber for I,
reception Of guests the Al, inst.
pleasantly aud conveniently situated in the ceutr
OF business ami is directly opposite to- aud WEST OF tn
Ccntera Railroad Companies where the stop thei.
arrival and departure. aud where
BE IN WAITING take baggage" and such other
tons the traveller may require.
THE HOUSE has been re,udeed repaired and thor
oughiy renovated from cellar To garnet, and furnished,
and arranged with eye single 10 the comforts
ua guess permanent b,arier.
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished su5sant ais the dainties
and delcacies OF The t.rcsn well domestic
markets will BE- rendered tributary the constant supply
winch Will bc served up IN The best slye by orderly, obiig
ing and well trained SERVANTS
Till: BAR
W Ill be Si''r,s!nis. best " and iLiuurS and
super Intended D.. gentleman ut and integrity
thoroughly act:i.vt his Ia Comprising the
knowledge ;i WIKI due III r.is and comforts vi the
pubic is Wei rs L" i.sc ANA his empower.
THE ST iBI.iS,
winch 'l: the best ia i.,t State have bec! placed in
the Keeping Hk:i.tu careful Hia,,as. viii, will n
nave h'rr has ne best and most eAperencei
''>lir> and Will bt ,ing the chief The prprie
tor 10 that lrr>> his guests b. we'll fed and thor
"ugil!y gr,'n,ed
This establishment has been purchased and fitted
nj Course IL Wal be Interest ut the subscriber to rem
der hc House reScci equal in the country
liz therefore trusts that public will renew an
continue The liberal patronage heretofore extended th;.
"us' w:l under The care "i rs former rrnpre,ress Mrs
Borden wis, gained ior celebrity throughout the entire
Union.
H. K. NIXON.
August H. !s1:,. 77-ly
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GROVE MALE ACADEMY.

DLEAsANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
IL jake F1res., " G--WILLiAM NJ. CRENSHAW, A.
b.. PrincipalThe Seventh Session of this institution will
the End Monday in january Tuition from
e to *l5 per session. The Academy situated mile from
Fcrestve The location "f this for health NOR
atty and convenience be surpassed by any The
Trustees Of This school have realized their expec.
taors i'll Mr. GRESHAM teacher, and would saw to the
public that he is thorough scholar and good instructor
BEARD be had ST per month For further particulars
address DIX. WESI EY HAkTSFIEID,
Fnrestvlc, Wake Co., n. c.
Nov. %. 1853. ;-tf
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THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
AND BEST READING
Weekly Paperin Virginia,
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June = 1872 - -
Bricks =! Dricks!! Bricks!!!
FE\1IE SUBSCKiH BEERS HAVING MADE. PERMANENT
arrangements for CARRYING the i;RlCk-MAkING
business extensive scale. prepared t., con-
t'act fer The delivery during the ensuing season, from
ore to t''" on of Bricks Of the best 4aaiy and such
Orders from distance will be promptly attended to- and
bricks delivered at either of the DEPICTS if desired.
Raleigh, March Z, 1855. 3o-tf
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