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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-01

WE take this opportunity of returning thanks
w to our patrons and friends for the very liberal
encouragement and favors we have received for
several years past, and respectfully solicit continu-
ance of the same. Our highest aims, and best en-
deavors will be to merit and deserve the patronage
of our old customers, friends and the public gene
rally, by conducting our business as we have done
heretofore, and increasing our reputation for
Low Prices and Fair Dealing,
And making it to the decided advantage of oil who
favor us with their trade.
The increased patronage we have received and
are continually receiving has induced us 10 BUY
A LARGE and WELL ASSORTED
Stock of Goods, in order to meet the growing de-
mands and increase of trade.
THE SUPERIOR QUALITY
OF all Goods offered to the Public at this establish
ment, is so well known that very little need be said
upon this subject But with the unity Of Low
PRICES, and the very best quality of GOODS,
is the system Of business the subscribers are deter.
mined to carry out. This will be made applicable
to every branch Of their business.
Our Goods in all instances will be what they are
represented to be-and when sold by sample, shall
always be in conformity with the sample.
We are constantly receiving and have in Store q
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-01

4 N Election will be held on the Second Mon
n day and the day following in October next,
for one Member to the United States Congress,
and Six Representatives to the State Of Legislature
The following persons were appointed at the last
Session of the Legislature Managers Of Elections for
Edge6eld District, and are hereby notified to act
accordingly.
Polls 10 be opened at all places of election on
the second Monday Of October and day following.
Managers to meet at Edgefeld c. II. on the We'd
nreday following, count the votes, and declare the
election
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GROCERIES,

GROGER ES,
oono;s,nr g.
ro,p rp1rc1JpH rG GAPIE,RD CT cpoJy
AoAP' onS11'G %1 Gpf E.NS IN 1s sITG r
oD1p;M SC NC SVpIIp VN e 1rT SIrp. MOT ssps
rSNNEsSTp OnEESTI AMI pSITIunPE pAcGN
ihi' " A'''i't' AM AND LARD ~ ~ WV
SODA STARCH. SOAP.
cANDIJtS
WHITE WINE, AND APPLE VINEGARs. &c.
-
a large assor'licn. ol
VITINIsC MIL nVYnDS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-01

June IS,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-01
To Managers of Elections.

Comm'rs Office, Aug 23d, 1856. Ct 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-01
Augusta, Jan 30, 1866.
CAR R0LINA HOT EL
HAMBURG, S. G.
JOHN A. MAYS, PROPRIETOR.

THE Public are respectfully in &SA
i formed that this Hotel has under !M!G
gone thorough repair, and has heen HIM.
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miro man un6 rufeu."
sic 9tn9en.
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5emaO, Der ppra9te 3nattdt ppn eaen Sat tun8en 8a
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acknowledgements bldg Ppebl fir 6aar as cute MOtsn.
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8ufdnbe Der alte uub neuen gBet fetnen 9efern
Spt'S @use fibyen unN fur bic Bemctratte IN
Qmertfa inb @nrppa Al wirfen treben 70 piel IN
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Be @epattiUu bic 6reunbe Der Democratic UNI
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, 4borne ne tGiet FIR od ba5 Hdbr 81. -
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IS published daily. Price 7 cents
a week, Advertisements cheap.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24
Indian AMAirs.

From the Councii niuf k4gle. Nov II
zen Robertson, indian Agent for he Cmab be a.
hossrs. has Just returned from 81, Louis Ee intends
nsse pAy ment 70 the Indians within few days; and
having received from Col Cunning, Superuset dert cf
INDIAN Affairs at 81 Louis the charge al least tempo
sary) OF the otces and Pawnees, viii also dsouvse the
snnaiiy 10 them. This tribe lthe 0toes) are now on
her reserve Ia the southern part OF ihe Territory,
while the Pawnees are lowering round committing petty
oePredatons upon the whites, and suilty CT other Sg
pessve and offensive acts which call for promps action
sn the part OF the government They still .. public
eapsnse provided with blacksmith and interpreter.
The policy Of past administrations In relation 70 the
hdiAns, has mot been udicious one. Witness the re-
nsnt ouragss by the Cheyennes in their slaughter Of Col
Abofu's train, the continued encroachmenu Of the
Pswnees What then do wise Governors propose
Wh be as usua TO pay them for their crimes 70 settle
WITH hem for Strengthening our citzsns-or WIZ tney
purs punsh and STAY them, IecessAry TOT tnen con.
ma = murders Of our BEST and most Distinguished
otuz -?
We shall recur to this subject in full next week,
eapwhe renewing expressan OF satisActon 81 the
appointment NJ Gen. Robertson a. agent
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Wv YoRx AND HARLEM RAIRoAD.

oe-me.~sns nc.Say, Eev. isa rsrss Aasy w~,ns "a
N Ysr. !, ssfrc.n New Ysrs . xcsv !s.v. ... Tea
s4o A. r. erprsss uAin for Abany, scnnsc>ng VIII -
Central Rssircsd M rostAsvn tsin.
change ~ earp A thahe roar Ccrnss wt0
he Western wsiss fo~ rtAnsaA Soss Aness 80 os~ -
sap r., syr.- russsns freely hro-s, -t!Ag.i sssnes
wps1 netuunG leave Albany
sis A r.. maQtr~xs ~ lev royk 0sesA
iaxs a. II, s7l9vs wtscut shAsss q essa
sdpP n, sspr-Y wAhc.. sAsnss q csss. :. -. - =
reket 70 be sbaihAd sud b~xreee Msskea 49, 80
ns wesfewu Rarroed. Albany, - ~ NhfA ard Oensre
Brceme q rvGrsxA swesM ant &c., vS~s Wv
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VIrDecp RIVER nAHRoAp.-vRon NOVEMBER
III - he trains vu esve Chamb~a stAupc III
ovs-&sprA I'D a ~ sed 4@ p. Nj mail, ll3 a: M
n Mr. ecg sing $50 4. n ssSsf y .fyr rss&skAl DPn
vsy ssins fass.nssrs sssn Il cSssnss.s Csasi tsrso
phsr and thirty crs srers rrsrs M Nsw yorf bs~ve
ssp ssdis- . 4 A-s - sSxru $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24
ANTHOLOGY.


AsTRoLooy.-MADAhE LEANDER TENT CAN
"A consulted shout love, marriage and absent fricnas
.sl. an DE event. q de les Mulberry street irr 20
Charge fer ladies'. % cents ior gentlemen, 80 cents.
srRoLoGr-nRs rLtuRy. FROM PARIS, - m
"A mo-t eelebrsied lsdy q he present agc 70 .sps na
marriage sbscni friends nc, By magnetism, Al ss Broc
st~st~
srorIsHING TO ALL.-HADAnI MORROW CT Al |
a 70 be e mos wonderfn ssro'oss Va sosS o
seventh dasghisr vko alsos great s.roicss. have
sss @ x "a my 10 sScps
WIN zen vhsr yon are %-,rd 2, nss -, ND az rc . nal
Dc ikeress Of yeur fusrc husband and win csps. you '.
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"A snow all ~ sscrew q your pas md future ~
s, 81 70 o. s -c"I Ss sSo,e nsss psse cSsrss
sss.s ne odyssey hand secrcs vfsh vi enA5
s ssy 49, p .a 81 fSrd Avenue ss.-sss
tentb and Rineseenth streets
~,IAInyoY ANcr-NRs SEYMOUR, TO SPIN
exrseA doors west OF Broadway, the most succel
nj me5Scsl and business clairvoysnt in America AN
sssss discovered and cured cursbs unerrne sdvsce
business sbsen fesds &C, add satisfaction IN AL cass
no charge made.
ryLAIRvoyANCr MRS. HAyra, l76 GRAND srRss
" New York the bee, seeing clarycysnt IN tbs COW
We have other ciarvoyanss but Mrs Hsyessurpssees
thing a. he tisd IN this ciy Mrs Hayes daily curn6
Gers rcfnuia rhetmsrsm nervous Diseases ana al uyS
wsshp~ses IN ensiestho-e preferred hs Others ~
failed " ~uye Mrs HAYES rcrrns are dsv hikd N
lsfyss gentlemen ~ he highest rank and espec sb1
sstbne ADVICE q Ibis great c,ar ruvsnt rhyscan
ksscicry sysmnssons given 10 All cssss w nc charge ms
E,ectrlciiy administered.
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NEW YORK HERALD AND rAcKEszIE's MANrrI-
IN ss-nr Bennett IN article Monday last, The
new styles "a eoaks ard mantss gives thu following
opnn The merts OF the several styles " be
M assortment OF goods IN MACkES.
ZlES establishment Nos Is and ~ Canal street Wequose his
espuare=
fhe zu,ehs, and most recherche msniia Of The
shawl pattern whose Oriental uagnheence y Ia
formed Of The richest black velvet
znd ~hh dep supure fringe arranged ~ " give
e appearance a double shawl Above each fall Of cs
pgs exquisne embroidery q the palm leaf pattern,
niefsprs- with buSle~ hat glance and glitter in The light
the majesty q ove1nsss 70 prominent degree
ccrupo~ed material but ineres 10 the mAnula
form Tia baek y sighuy pointed and Me trimming Is the
The 'ruveiir named in honor Of the far famed prima
snail sked manaa suitable for mid winter days,
cabvaely but within the bounds of correct tAse
The material ack velvc and The trimming II gufpuxe Lace
ercchef fringe and hanging buttons.
The Czartnar and Refine dEcopeev cioaks both
composed black CLOTH bu, differing the style Of
thinning They are Oh admired.
The Imperial BeAutyr clssh cloak, IL trimmed with
Lycn velvet and reaembles the spanish circle 10 orm n
furnsbed vh hocd from the lower edge OF which depends
Of bucns thai sway 70 and fro with the slightest
1be Mary Stuart" no. only graceful busa comfortable
formed Of cloth and trimmed with BLACK velve
and very appropriately be WON with mourning =.
The underpxped ahes great pleasure In republahng NE
opinion Of The Herald In reference TO his style and variety
Goods aid invites gersona insps.tion u, sane Al ne
Canal street WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE
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THE MILITA~.


A GENTLEMAN or FORTUNE n DESTROYS or
n crmrg the sconantsnce % young Ady, oesaufal u
tere~fng and accomplished, with v,e~ W ns.rm1uv Al
spumuncAuons CONFIDENTIAL Address Fortune, Brosfvsy
Post Office.
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Tor sALE-A SPLENDID SETTER, or THE WEB
s~r stock The dog The propery o. sentensn sho
lesve tor Parts and under TIE peAnfa
y psruDg vfh Of dc haadsomess quAdrnpets ever
po~sese~i Ne VII BE- sod af rrssorsbs price 70 any
tenan -ho VII rve written sa.rsnse tn1 b Sos sasa
receive the bers ~ regards hs beng vel orke be
wi speak hlmssaE Plea sddress Or cal al he
esrars. nnment A. &. BoDtSBfAGYRs, No IS BeskmAn
erect Nj.
DECEIVED PER srEANsHrP HARnoSIA AMP PEE
III shr Dcnas 01o0 "a h~ best German Hsry mtrinaiu
canary hnds the superior quality also
op ~ The cel@bysef German cog breed belgium
na<ies imported this
of hcm having tak~r NE rst pro
mimi a. fair At he u.ne r~refved al
sinds of Wild birds snch ns ssnxales sissugs cold
tnches thrsbes tack prds 10 well ~ AL kinds -eed
patent nockpg bd foud, find WITH Nes-rs HftE
zbp LEa, n tber osd stsnd, No scrh william sree,
CpoRriYG-THE GREAT FOX CHASE ADVERTISED
- 10 he nd INST, but which postponed on
secoun. FOG Will positively OF Monday. The
IAN rom house~ of sn Hosxland and Vim. Whesn-
Fact New York Twtny Eve hrty excellent ho~srmeu
r follow The chase Thcse fond o. spot had better snsnd
WANTED To PURCHASE, A PURE BRED BEA
w gs hound must not be under one or over three yeArs
ed. also for Sle. pair q thorough bred imported
shepherd dogs the abandonment and pures bred dofs M
specie ever brought 10 this country. Appiy % JOHN
GRAVE, $50 Chambers street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LUNNI ASSOCIATION OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE
"A The Grafton the Life and Character OF Robert ke
~ l. l. D. late President Of the association vii be de
hve~ed BY Rev. Alexander g. Leonard, M Tuesday
evening ~ r. NJ he lecture OF the Mercan
MA Library Aslor place. The friends Of the deceased and
the various public institutions with which he
vas connected are invited attend No tickets Of admission
required. JOHN ID. sKIDMoRE, Secretary,
l5S Broad
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL

NY INFORMATION GIVEN OF REBECCA AND
"A Thomas Bunney. who arrived here from Lecesershe
three ago, will be thankfully received by their
Honors Smith, at AS West Broadway, fourth ssor.
New York.
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LIRRARy AssocI ArToN. cLl

AR osCANyOHsS FIRST LECTURE WILL RE DE
IN hvr-cd saturday. the -o Hope chapel,
snepcng AT O'Clock. Tickets be had ~ he principle
bookstores and No. Astnr place.
DRorEaoR FRANKS LECTURER ON VISION,
rnaher Of rrnpks patent spectscle~ which strengthen
suit for life, and spy microscopes,
lenses drsashfnen drsw Oos hsrmotnsters Ad NJ dro
Dsssrs. No Park row opposite the Asos House
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DOPTr0N.-ANY RESPECTABLE PARTY WISHING
"A 70 adopt female infant, of American psrenage may
bear OF by addressing line to A. A., Broadway Pss.
oDee.
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DARrs ENBRorpERED acts.
Pelnt lace scts -
nesi Twins" BLACK lace sets
Al JAMES CROPSEyS,
al Broadway.
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T rQUoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISCOVERY,
Ia . prepnrsuen giving body and clearing - every
specie. OF lquor. wnissey NonrngsA~s. Boartoa.
scotch frst) West India and Ns~ Snfsnd tome-
AMI imported bHnies apple snd peach brandy. pot
and MADEIRA improved and made oil The be coSnac,
crane ard original bostles The
tract 10 ~ q bottle With For ssle by ~. 4.
rEuCHIwANGER, l1 MAIDEN ane, ".