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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Hymn Of the MaeseiIIaise.

The Marseillaise was inspired by ge
MUS, patriotism, youth, beauty and
champagne. Rouget de Lisie was al
officer Of the garrison at Strasburg
and a native of Mount Jura. He was
an unknown poet and composer. H
had a peasant friend named Districk
whose wife and daughters We're the
only critics and admirers Of the sol
dier poets song. One night be was al
supper with his friends family, and
they had only coarse bread and slices
OF ham. Districk, looked sorrowfully
at De Lisle, said: Plenty is not OUT
feast, but We have the courage ola sol
dier's heart; have still one bottle left
in the cellar-bring it, my daughter
and let US drink to liberty and ny coun
try"
The young girl brought the bottle
it was exhausted, and De Lisle went
staggering to bed; but he could not
sleep for the cold, but his heart was
warm and full OF the beatings Of genius
and patriotism. He took small clav.
icord and tried to compose a song:
sometimes the words were composed
frst-sometnnes the air Directly he
fell asleep over the instrument, and
waking at daylight, wrote down what
he had conceived III the delirium Of
night. Then he walked the family, and
sang his production; at first, the woman
turned pale, then they wept, then burts
forth into a cry of enthusiasm. 1t was
the song of the nation and of terror.
Two months afterwards Districk
went to the scaffold, listening to the
self-same music, composed under his
own roof and by the inspiration Of his
last bottle of wine. The people sang
it everywhere; it few from city to city,
to every public orchestra. Marseilles
adopted the song at the opening and
closing OF its clubs-hence the name,
"Iymn of the IarSelles;" then it
spread all over France. They sung it
at their houses, in public assemblies,
and in the stormy street convention.-
De Lisle's mother heard it, and said to
to her son, "NVhat is this revolutionary
hymn, sung by bands Of fbrigands, with
which your name is mingled ?" De
Lisle heard it, and shuddered as it
sounded through the streets Of Paris,
and rung from Alpine passes, while he,
q Royalist, fed from the infuriated
people, frenzicd by his own words
France was a great amphitheatre OF
anarcfy and blood, and DE Lisle's song
was the battle. cry.
There is no national air that will
compare with the Marseillaise in sub
limity and power; it embraces the soft
cadcnces, full Of the Peasants home,
and the stormy clangor of silver and
steel, when an empire Is overthrown,
it endears the memory Of the vine
dresser's cottage ndmakes the French,
man in his exile, cry, La Belle France!
forgetful Of the torch, and sword, and
guillotine, which have made his coun,
try spectre of blood IN the eyes of ma
tons. Nor can the foreigner listen to
it, sung by a company Of exiles, or ex-
ecuted by band of musicians, with
out feeling that it is the plbroch Of bat
tle and war
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az Non-Pavina Subscribers e-e

thus talked to by g Southern Editor:
"Wagons cannot run without wheels,
boats without steam, bullfrogs jump
without legs, or newspapers be carried
on evsrlastingly without money, no
more than dog can wag his tail when
he amt gos one. Cur subscribers. are
al good, but what good does mans
goodness 10 when It don't 60 any good?
We .avs no Go1oS eve-y Ho-s o1l.ks
shas 81 lave pa:S exosps -, - ana ss
he IS a clever fellow, acd his is little
matter. X rin --al-c E;-A~a~ =
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NAY BE.-Orrin Maybe announces
himself as q cadidate for Sheriff ofPor-
cage County Should Grin lGaybe be
ss husy SIS a Nay bee, oeeweenthis and
election, nay be GRIN Mayhz ~ >.
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RITES or LOR WORK

FHil-S Posters, first hundred, Sc 90
Each subsequent hundred 3 co
Half Sheet Posters, FIRST hundred 90
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Each subsequent hundred, l 90
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Erch subsequent hundred, rs
Ball Tickets, according to quality, first
hundred So to s. 00
40 Jobs issued from the office until paid for
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- \ crazy fellow II a Northern
Almshouse was recently laid out on
plank for dead, but proved to BE- only
in state OF suspended aniua+:cr. O
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TILL WOOD COUNTY REPORTER.
Is PUBLISHED EFEII WEDNEsDAY, At
Grand Rapids, wood Co., Wis.

JOHN \. BRUNDAGE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
i. NJ. HAlNES, CoRREspoSDIsa EDITOR
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jBV HARDWARE STORE & TIN SH9P.

ONE DOOR SOUTH OF sCOTT's STORE.
HARDWARE and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Whits
IL Lead, Glass, Mechanics Tools, Axes House
trl-nrGings, &c, &c; Tinware, Stoves and Stove
ripe, Cat and Mill Saws. All kinds Of Re-
2sl7iat II III -rd Copps1-Pl2ts wcrk, dore S:
short nctics
We r. :S1ETTT d PFo7YEf
Grand Rapids, Fec. 3,Ie5I
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

milk is 50 dear" exclaimed
young widow to her milkman, for tn
twentieth time at least; Il wish I coulc
afford 70 keep a COW Of my own,"-
."W ouldn't it be cheaper, ma," reptile,
her little daughter, arcfly, ''to keep
milk5a0>s Of your own"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

The general opinion is that the
valnest Of all birds is the peacock; wo
think the goose is. a goose, when en-
terlng a barn through the doorway, in
Eariably bobs her head to avoid hitting
the top. Evidently every goose thinks
herself fifteen feet birh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE Undersigned having become the Proprie.
tors of the EDGEFIELD FEMALE COL
LEGIATE INSTITUTE. take this method Of in
forming the citizens of Edgefed District, and all
others nterrste that they will open
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
At Edgefeld c. H., on the FIRST MONDAY OF
MARCH NEXT, which shall be second in rank
to no Female Seminary In the State. ..
The ProprieSors will provide sufficient Corps
Of Teachers for whose competency and moral
character they will hold themselves responsible
10 the patrons Of the Institution.
The Seminary will be furnished with Philosoph-
ica and Chemical Apparatus for illustrating to the
pupils the various phenomena Of those Sciences.
The Music Department will be furnished with at
least three good Pianos, and will be under the
charge of competent and efficient Teacher.
The Buildings of the Institute have been fitted
up at great expense for the purpose to which they
are devoted; and for convenience of arrangement,
and adaptation to the necessities of Female
Seminary cannot be surpassed by those of any
Institution in the South.
The Proprietors will publish at an early day a
Circular, in which the superior advantages and
facilities to be enjoyed in this Institution will be
more particularly set forth, together with the rates
OF charges.
| The Proprictors arc determined to spare M
pains TO make their Seminary ONE OF THE
VERY HIGHEST GRADE; and hope they will he
able to secure the confidence of the Public in the
enterprise in which they have embarked, and that
by AiERITING liberal patronage, their Semi
nary will receive it. ". W. ADAhS,
S. W. NICHOLSON.
Edgefeld S. c., Dec. Ct Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Edgefield Male AcademV,

THE TRUSTEES of this Institution are glad to
L announce to the people of Edgeheld and tue
surrounding Districts, that they have made arrange.
ments 10 afford at the Edgc6eld Male Academy
during the approaching year, educational facilities
Of a very high DER.
Mr.. JAhllis L: LESfiY. VIII" is to be Princi.
pal Of the Academy, is too well known as an no.
cumpshed scholar and devnted TEACHER, to need
any commendalon in this part Of South Carolina.
- mir. r. W. DOWTEN, graduate OF Erbkine
College, has been engaged as Assistant Teacher.
Mr. b comes recommended by the Principal Of
thu Sch.~l us b"ing ntirely qualified for the duties
of his department. Ills proficiency indeed is such
rs would enuble him to take charge &" the Classical
us well as English branches in case Of necessity.
1t is ase probable that an Instructor in French
may be procured.
The Trustees earnestly nsk the attention of pa
rents and guardians to this notice.
They hesitte not to say that their School as pre-.
paratory 10 an entrance into any Of the Colleges Of
the Union, VIII be found every way equal to the
best in the State.
The School will open early inaFebruary. The
precise time will he made known at an early day.
Terms will be the same as during the last year.
R. T. MINIS.
A. SIMKINS.
G. A. ADDISON, ~
". REs2' T. MohAssr. T4aRS; ;
0eo * If 49
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FAMILY GROCERIES

rT7HE Subscriber is now receiving and opening
L VERY CHOICE STOCK Of well selected
GROCE ElsEES,
To which he begs leave to invi!e the attention
Planters in want Of Chuicr supplies. lie mny bt
found in the RIock If Ruildinxs formerly occupied
hy GEORGE ROBINSON us a Hardware Store.
NV cour Sc will be To adopt the old lDutto,
ga niIilblc Penny is better than Il
Slow Shillingw
My Stock will consist in part Of the following ar
crs:
St. Crox SUGAR;
New Orleans, old proc So, SUGAR;
new do.
stuart's A. B. and C: Soft do.
-" (A) Crushed do.
6 Powdered do.
I" Sugar House SYRUP;
New Orleans do.
Cuba MOLASSES;
Old Government Java COFFEE;
Rio do superior;
SPICES Of al descriptions:
English Dairy and Goshen CHEESE;
Gosh-n BUTTER. l. I:D. liAMS
Simuk.d Beef aud Beef lmgu%:
Chnice Oh BRANDY and r!oiland GIN
.Ta!n,icr aud New t.n-lanl RUM;
John Gil.srps NX and NXX;
Rrctlii,d and l'runrsser WlllSkEY
CONFECrlONARlE;Sa rs and PICKLES:
MACKEnEG. SALMON and SARDlNES;
Suprrfne FLOUR, &c, &C.;
Together with many other articles too tedious to
mention TlsGS. KEisNAGEIAR.
Hamburg. Oct 81 ly ~
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nBig Pig, Little Pig,

ROOT HoG OF DIE.''
GAM is in Town-not with a pocket full of
- Rocks-but MORE GROCERIES than was
ever seen this side of Jordan, consisting of
Powdered A., B g. C.. Muscovado, st. Croix,
Crushed and Loaf SUGARS;
Old Government, Java, Laeuyra Rio, Cuba and
st. Domingo COFFIES;
Sugar House and New Orleans SYRUP;
New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES;
FINE WINES-Heidsick Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira, Sherry, Port, Clarett and Malaga.
BRANDIES-O Otard. Dupree g. Co., Hennesse,
Scignett, Old Emanuel and Domestic Brandles;
Holland GIN, Jamaica and New England Rum !;
WHISKEY--Irish, Scotch, Old Bourbon, Nee
tar, Wheat, Thribblc x, Double XA, Single x,
Mountain Rye and Rectified Whiskey;
SEGARS, TOBACCO and SNUFF:
Fine Family and Buckwhcat FLOuRi
RICE and Maccaroni;
Butter. Cheese, Lard, Hams Mess Pork;
Picked and Smoked Beef, Beef Tongues;
Oysters, Sardines, Salmon Lobsters, Cod Fish;
Soda Buiscuit, Butter Crackers;
Pickles. Preserves, Chow Chow;
CANDIES, &C., a large assortment;
Figs, Raisins, Citron, Currants, Prunes;
Paradise and Pecan Nuts, Almonds;
Cocoa Nuts, Filberts, English Walnuts;
Lemons, Oranges, Bananas, Pine Apples;
Preserved Fruits, Brandy Peaches and Cherries; (;
Green Corn and Peas in Cans;
Pepper and Spices Of all kinds;
Flavoring Essences of every kind;
Worcestershire Sauce, fine article;
TEAS. of every description-and, in short, eve.
ry thing else in the Family Grocery line.
S. e. BOWERS, Agent;
Hamburg Dec so tt 6l
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WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEwELRY,
r. TWEEDY eco,

e. TWEEDY & CO. So
AUGUSTA, GA. -
VETE have Just received our Fall Stock Of Gold
/ wv and Silver Hunting and open faced Patent
Lever, Detached ever and .Lepne WATCHES,
warranted to run well and keep good time. =. ..s.
Ladies' and Gents GOLD CHAINS, KEYS,
SEALS, ,LOCKETS, FINGER RINGS and PINS.
LADIES BRACELETS, BREASTPLNS, 3,
EARDROPS, EARRINGS, $e.
Garnet and Gold Sets Of Eardrops and Breastpln,,
Cameo and Gold Sets 49,:
Coral and Gold Sets "5sS.
Painted Sets, Gold Stone Sets foe Misses, All
of the newest styles and beautiful patterns. y
SILVER SPOONS, FORKS. La DLIcSSa.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
castors, candlestieks, Ladies. Spoons, Sugar 3
Shovels, &c. ~: s;
SILVER CHAINS.
Fob, Vest and other patterns. ;sSS
CLOCKS
of The newe STYLES and pat,ernsz-8S day, 80 hour
and Alarm Clocks. Mt prices varying from 81 so
each, to $1,000 and upwards. ,AllSwarranted to
run well aud keep time.
PISTOLS.
Colts Repeating Pistols, Aliens Revolvcrs, Aliens
Rife Pistols. common German Pistols, &c.
WOsTENdOLM'S CUTLERY.
Pocket Knives, Dirks. Bowie Knives, &c &c.
Pocket Blocks, Portnonips. C,rd Cases, Combs.
Brushes. Walking and Sword Canes Spring Sword
Canes, and a variety Of other articles which we
offer ut low prices TO meet customers.
t. U Matches repaired and warranted with neat
ness and di,patch
Near the Lower Market House, Augusta On.
I>ecrmber 8, 1857 If AZ
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DRUGS, MEDICINES; OILS. &C.
REM MovAL.

nRS, A. G.. & II. j. TEAGUE takes
- this method of returning their thanks 10
their friends and the public for the liberal patron-
age bestowed upon them and respectfully an
nounce that they have removed their D R G
STORE to No. 2, in the Odd Fellows & Masonic
Building, where they will be pleased tn sec and
supply their friends and all those wanting
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
Of which they are constantly receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES from the most reputable Drug Houses
in New York.
One or both of them will he in the Store Mt all
times, day and night, and give personal attention
to carefully filling prescriptions and orders with
dispatch.
continuance of the liberal share of trade
heretofore extended to them is solicited, and they
will exert themselves to merit it.
T They will further say to those indebted to
them, that they have never made nuhlic call on
any one for money: but they are NOW needing
money VERY MUCH, and are in hopes that those
indebted will attend to them soon, and prevent
them from being forced to the unpleasant necessity
of publicly dunning those in arrears.
Edoefeld Dec 20 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
HOTEL FOR SALE:
's,nE CAROLINA HOTEL; ,;tor-> 1usA

TgHQE CAROLINA FOTEIp ssfor-. As,.A
mcrly known as the sPANN Mfstss8
HOTEL, is now offered 'or sale, and !s;st;E
will he offered on the irost accommo- ssaszsas
d d.ting terms es to time.
THIS l1OTEL is situated in ,h' most eligible Po-
,i;iou in the Village, the South side of Maine
Street H. ar enough to the Public Square :for all
purpp-r, and sufficiently quiet aud retired; and
has always, sinca its establishment as llstel dono
good buslnrss. and will no doubt continue t. do
SO rs long as well kept.
Any person DESTROYS Of entering into this bus-
nrss would do well to call and examine tie
premises.
Connected with this Hotel are conmodious Sta
bles, containing over one hundred welI.regulated
Stalls, Carriage House, Cries. &c Also, good
L"ts f,r Drorer's Stock, and fine Garden, abt at
one acre in size, not surpassed BY any. The whole
premises contain about three acres.
The undersigned would not be induced TO offer
this valuable property Tor sale, were i not Tor do
nestle affections. lie il now disposed to turn his
at,en Oh to some other occupation.
+. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Edge6.ll, Oct 10 Al
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CLARK g. CO.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

WTOW offer for sale their splendid new stock o
~ SILVER WARE, Of all kinds-Tea Sets
Pitchers. Castors, Walters, Gobies, Tumbers, Cups
Forks, Spoons Ladies', Pastry, Cake, Dessert and
Butter Knives
Sheffield PLATED WARE-6rst quality o
goods in Castors, Cake Baskets, WATERS, Candle
sticks, Sc. ,,
Birmingham and American PLATED WARE
very snowy, aud Mt low prices
GOLD WATCHES, OF all good makers-Cooper
Dent, Tobias, Burley tS johnson, English makers
Brietting. Mate, Swiss makers; and Jules Jur-
gensen, Of Copenhagen
SILVER WATCHES in erea. variety; quick
beat Railroad Watches, large size.
Rich Diamond, Coral, Cameo and Mosaic JEW
ELRY, all the newest styles, with q large stock OF
Staple and Fancy GOODS, at their store, Post
Off .e Corner. opposite the Railroad Bank
Augusta, Feb. 1857
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Executors Notice.

MTJTlCE is hereby given t" all concerned, that
IA will make final settlement on the Is
tate Of Elizabeth Martin, deceased. in the Ordina-
rv's Office, on Tuesday after lhr first Monday Il
January next And all PERSONS having demands
asrin>t sail Estate, are requested to present them
To the undersigned, on or beInre th1t day-and MI
persons indebted tn said Estate, are requested 10
make in mediate payment to
~ G. W. BURTON, Ex'"r
Get 7, I'm ~
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FINE NEW FALk AID WINTER
q % Old 8 !!
w, R, & r, S. HUDSON,


A RE now receiving at their Store under the
n Masonic Il Odd Fellowa' Hall, a LARGE
and well selected Stock Of excellent
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Comprising magnificent variety Of EVERY AR.
TlCLE usually kept IN 4 complete Village Store
consisting in part Of a full variety of
lLADIlGg DRlESg GOODS,
or the most cas,e und fashionable designs, OF al
qualities, and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Black Gros dc Rhine SILKS;
I" Saith Striped IS
Striped Glacier g
English and German N1ERiNOES;
Cashmere and Broehc DELAlNES;
Manchester Printed
Fine French Pluid
Bluck and Colored AL acas
~. do, silk finish;
Fine French gumbazine
Challies. black and colored;
French Chambrays, SC;
English, French, Scotch and Domestic GlNG-
HAMS;
Holy's English PRINTS;
Merrimuc Ond cochecO PRINTS;
Furniture Chne, &c.
Swiss and Jaoonet MUSLIN
Bishop and Victoria Lawns;
; Striped and Plaid Swiss and Jaconet;
Hoop SKIRTS, plain and Skeleton;
Plain and Embroidered SKIRTS:
Brass Hoops, whalebone, &c., for Skirts;
Stella and Cashmere SIlAWLS;
Embroidered hlerino
J Plaid Wool
Swiss and Jaconet Collars and Sleeves;
~ {" in sets;
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and lnsertings;
Smyrna and Cottun Iaces and Edgings;
LADIES' Plain and Embroidered l.. Q. Hankcrc'fs
Revert Hem stitched
Ladies' aud Children Cotton Hose, white and
cOlored
Ladies' Kid and silk GLOVES;
I" Lsce Mits, long and short;
+" Wool and Cotton Gloves;
Dress Trimmings, Frnges. Gimps, Go;
Velvet Trimmings, all widths;
BIcachcd and Brown SIlIRTlNG:
!. :, - 5s::Ss.4"s IS SHEETINGS. all widths
& Linen Table Cloths
Scotch, Russia and Iiuckab"ck Dapers
Plain. Frpged and bofdered Towels
Cotton Diapers md Dpmasks;
BLACK and Cnlored CASSlMERES;
Satinetts, Kentucky JEANS, plain and fancy;
Gents Black and fancy Silk .Cravais and Ties
Kid, Silk, Wool and Thread Gloves, Sc, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
Plantation for Sale.

rTNIIE subscriber offers for sale his plantation
/ contaning abou. csc Acres, lying on
Beech Creek, near the Ridge Road.
There are two Settlements on the Land-ons
good Com Mill, nearly new-ab"ut two hundred
acres in cultivation, part Of WHICH is very excellent
Cotton land, aud small portion Of rich swamp,
we'll drained, and now in cultivation. The crop
will show its quality.
There ia an abundance of fire timber. plenty OF
water in very field, md public Road through the
entire length Of the Tract.
7. WARD.
Sept 30 It 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
NOTICE.

A IL persons having any demands against the
n Estate Of Mary Autrey, decd. are requested
to present them, properly atlestcd, on or before
Monday the 18th February next, (lb5S,) ut the
Ordinnry's Office, rs on llat day desire to make
final settlement of The Estate.
Those indebted to said Estate are also requested
n nag ND forthwith as onger'indulgence cannot be
Owen. JOHN AUTREY, Adm!or.
Dec IA Sm -
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Happy Valley Academy.

rINNE THIRD YEAR Of this School will COM
i mcnce January ls,h, under the charge Of it's
former Teacher, ''iss JULIET NJ. PICKERING,
who will pay the strictest regard to the Improve.
ment Of pupils.
The year will be divided into four Sessions Of
eleven weeks each. Pupils will BE- rrquiredtto La
in conslont attendance unless pleytn:ed by indispo-
sition.
Parents of the Scholars are solicited to visit the
School al their pleasure.
Rates Of Tuition.
English. :...... S. per Session, or sl6 per year
French. 81 per Session. or $40 per year.
Music. ..slO per Session, or $50 per Y cal
,P,easan, boarding places can be pocured in The
vicinity uf the School at 81 TO 81 per month";
This School is situated nine miles N"rih 81
Edgefield C. H., year the residence Of John F.
Burns.
\ Dee ct 80
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TO ALL INDEBTED.

YENII[i Subscriber returns his thanks to those Of
G his customers who have always paid him
promptly, and trusts they will continue 10 do 50.
Aud If he is compelled 10 sue the balance that are
indebted to him, after the liberal patronage he has
received at their hands, it will be done with great
reluctance, but his dstts must be paid Therefore,
he earnestly hopes that MI Interested in this notice
will give particular attention thereto.
Come, good fricnds square up Your old accounts
and lets begin new. But unless you lave my re-
cept by the first Monday in February next, yru
will most assuredly be invited by my Attorney to
&" b. and appear" &c Beware!
JOHN Nj. CLARKE.
Dec Is 1857 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06

sg' The friends of Capt L. B. FORREST, re-
spectiuy announce him as Candidate for Orli-
nary of Edgeield District at the next election
s-S- We arc authorized by the friends Of W. +.
DURlS0E. Esq, to nominate him as Candidate
for reelection to the Office OF Ordinary Of Edge
field District, at the ensuing election.
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A complete and well assorted Stock of

A complete and well assorted Stock Of
Hardware, Crockery, Glassware,
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, CHEESE, SODA
SADDLES, BRIDES, MaRTINGALES, WHIPS, &c.
All of which will be soia Ut VERY LOW
FIGURES and on good terms.
~ MI we ask is an examination OF our Stock
bernrr purchasing elsewhere.
A LIBERAL sare Of public patronage is solicited.
w. K. ~ II. S. HUDSON.
e@N. B.-Groceries sold entirely for cash.
or If SO
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Oct l2
ESTATE JUDGE BUTLER.

DERsONS having demands against the above
Estate viii ob,ige by forthwith handing state
men,s Of the same, properly att, sted, to W. P.
Butler, Esq, Mt Edgeicld c. H., or forwarding them
bv mail to The subsc, iber ut Barnwell G. Fl.
JOHNSON IIAGOOD, Adn'or.
Nu,u If I'D
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Notice,

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of Benja-
"A. min J.. Murrcll, Deceased, ure requested to
settle the same; and those having demands against
said Estate, will present them properly altested
FEks FEkssa GuhHkSAaiI, MuRREiE. Adm'r'.
Dec Is lS47 II ~