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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-03

THE Exercises Of this Institution will be re-
i sumed on MONDAY the 23d of February.
We take great pleasure in announcing to the
public that we have engaged Mr.. c. D. OLIVER,
to take charge of this Academy. MIR. 0. is
graduate OF the Citadel Academy, in Charleston,
and Gen. JAMES JONES, Chairman Of the Board OF
Visitors in letter to US, recommends him as be-
ing emnently qualified as Teacher, and young
gentleman of unexccptiouable character.
Our design in employing teacher Of such rare
qualifications is TO establish first class Academy,
in which parents may be enabled to give their
sons good substantial business education, or have
them prepared to enter the State Military Acade-
MY Mr.. 0. will teach all the branches that are
taught in that Institution, list OF which will he
published soon, together with the Rates of Tuition.
The above Academy is situated % miles North
east of Edeeiied Z. H., and iii six miles Of Chapel
Station, on the Greenville & Columbia Rail Road,
and it is certainly one of the most healthy loca-
tions in the State.
EY Applicants will please address Mr.. c. D..
OLIVER, Culeman's Y Roads, Edsciicld District, ).
c., or either of the Subscribers, at the same Post
Office,
Board can be obtained at s. per month.
Col w. NJ. Ci.ARY,
DAVID PAYNE, =
H. G. CULBREATH,
WM A. STROrHER,
DR.. VIM. COLEMAN,
JOS. GRIFFITH.
Feb lG lt*
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Mars
Asheville Mutual Insurance
COMPANY

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL
COLUMBIA, Feb. "a, 1858.
n CERTIFY that A. G. TEAGUE, Agent OF the
IL Asheville Mutual Insurance Company, has
complied with the conditions and requisitions OF
the Act Of the General Assembly entitled IAN
Act to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Compa-
nies not incorporated in the State Of South Carroll
na," passed on tho goth day of December in the
year of our Lord 1915, and hereby LICENSE the
said A. G. TEAGUE, Agent IS aforesaid, to take
risks and transact the business of Insurance in
behalf of the Company aforesaid.
j. D. ASHMORE, Comp. Genl.
Mara st
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Rates of Tuition.
BEECH ISLAND ACADEMY.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, S. C.
LEWIS II. KIDD, Principal.

rNuE next Session of this School will begin on
i the 1st February 1855.
The Principal hopes that his long experience and
entire devotion to the business Of Teaching, may
make the School worthy of the patronage Of the
public. Students will be prepared for Collegiate
course, or for the practical duties of life.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary Branches. .....................$2 $40
Classical and Mathematical Course. .S25
Board can be obtained in private families near
the Academy on reasonable terms.
For further information address the Principal or
Jonathan NJ. Miller, Esq, Augusta, Ga.
Jan. 90 1873 If z
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, &C.
REM " a Il.

DMS. a. G. & r. 3. TEAGUE takes
~ this method of returning their thanks to
their friends and the public, for lie liberal patron
acc bestowed upon them; and respectfully an
nnunc. that they have removed their d Il q
STORE tn No . in the Odd Fellows Masonic
Builiina. where they will he pleased t. see and
supply their friends and all inoSe wanting
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
or Which they a,c constan,lr receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES rom the most reputable Drug Houses
in New Y"rh
One or l,orn of then, w.. uc III thc Store ut all
times, day aid night, and givo personal attention
to carefully nng prescriptions and orders with
dispatch
continuance of the nhcrdl share of trade
heretofore extended to them is collected and they
will exert themselves to merit u.
..sy- They will further say 10 those indebted to
them, that they have never made public call OH
any one for money; but thrV die NOW needing
money VERY MUCH, anl -, in hopes that those
indebted will attend to tb":l soon, and prevent
them from hrinS forced to tee unpleasant necessity
of publicly hnnning those - n.'earS
EdGeheld Dec % II ol
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Edgefeld Female Collegiate
INSTITUTES!

NHHE Exercises OF this institute VIII commence
1 on the FIRST DAY of March next undc
tho management of
MISS A. J. r. MEARS,
MRS. ANN P. CLARKE and
MISS NJ. CLARKE.
These Ladies' come to US highly recommended
as ladies of refinement and Scholarship, and with
strong testimonials Of their competency, expert
ence and efficiency as Teachers.
The Proprictors feel we'll assured that the 1nsti,
tute, under the management of these Ladies, viii
be well conducted, and will afford educational IA
ciies equal to those of any Institution in the
State.
The Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions
OF five months EACH The first Session will end
on the 10th July The second will commence on
the End day Of August and end on the 18th day
of December.
The RATES OF TUITION are as follows:
In the Primary Department, including Spell
ling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
lisb Grammar, Geography, and Vocal Mu-
sic, per Session, ,............... .SlZ,oo
In the Collegiate Department including Read
ing. Writing Eng. Grammar, Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Geometry,
Algebra, Logic, Rhetoric, Eng. Compost
tion and Vocal Music, per Session.. .......20 90
French (Extra) per Session. 1000
In the Ornamental Department,
For Music on Piano, per Session. ....... $500
For Drawing and Painting in Water Col
ors, per Session, ...................1O 1000
For Needle Work, Embroidery, &c pr Ses 500
Students Of Music on the Piano will be charged
So per Session for ue of Piano, to pay expense OF
keeping instruments III tune.
-,n,1 ,,;u l,o oL,rcod por m
defray contingent expenses, for fuel, &c.
The Institute will be furnished with three Pi-
amos in three separate rooms of the Institute build
ing for the use of the pupils.
Vocal Music is deemed by the Proprictors to be
necessary part of every young lady's education,
hence singing is made part of the regular exer-
cses of the Institute, and the whole School will be
exercised in Vocal music as often as twice week.
W. W. ADAMS,
s. W. NICHOLSON.
Edorfeld. S c.. Feb o. 1853 tf7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-03

Er Al An Alabama correspondent of tho
Mobile Advertiser writes to that paper aS fol-
lows: +
"a certain fat constable, in the country OF
C--w State of Alabama, once received
writ from Justice of the Peace, known as josh
Nc. The case was R-cs. D-ct al.
The good constable, who was more famed for
his honesty than literary attainments, WAS sore,
" puzzled at ct al. So, after keeping the writ
for week, he entered the Justices office with
much anxiety depicted on his counten1ance, and
saluted Squire Josh, with this exclamation
tJosh, who's the ct al! I've been looking tor
him all over the country for week, and can't
find him. don't believe there's such man IN
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE above Orders was received by me on the
L 26th February, and am truly sorry to say
to those who met me previous to the 9th Februa-
~ and made their returns and some Of them paid,
that it will be necessary for them to meet me at
my next appointments, and pay their respective
proportion of the said additional Tax. 1t appears
to me that the Comptroller General might have
furnished me with his assessment sooner, but so it
is and must obey orders.
T. DEAN, Tc.E.D.
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COM n E r G ! A L.
HAMBURG, Mar

HAMBURG, Mar /.
Corrox.-Our Cotton market has been bouyant the
past week, and during tho latter part prices advanced
to I1i. There has been no sules since tho receipts
of the latest foreign adviccs which quoted farthing
,dv,nM and will cuuse prices to advance here to IL
cents We quote 10 to le cts. as extremes.
GRocxgIxs, Sc.-Brown Sugars TO ii cts; mo
Coffee II IA cts; Jaws Coffee 20 sts; Flour (eoun'
try) SC per barrel; Bacon hog roung III cts; Mo-
lasscs IN O) 35 to 40 c.; Moasscs wv. J) IS to 3oc
Corn IS to ~ c; Oats 60 to c5; Gunny Cloth Il u
IS per yard Bnls Rope 10 to l2i cts per lb. X.
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Sept 80
Edgedeld Male Academy,

ya1llE exercises nf the Edgrfi. Id male academy
will be resumed on the second Monday III
February. endrr the dir,c,''ns"f A'r James es!y,
rs pruriual, and Mr.. T. A. l'owiin, as assistant.
Exc-iient boarding may be hal III h. filage and
v.cnry t,r any number of s,ud'n!s, aud the Trus,
t..s Liter themsr. that the facilities nov offered
tbp Young men Of this section m the State for ac-
oniriny a lho ough Epclih and lns lea e'iu ati"n,
bring to the Academy lar"e number ot pupils.
r. T. MINIS,
A. SIMklNS.
q. A. ADDISON, :
BENZ. WALDO,
". c. M0RAGNE
Jan -
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FRESH GROCERIES!
LATE AH7IVA AIS.
rJ>HE Subscriber has just received a new and
l. fresh stock Of


l. fresh stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
Which have been purchased at reasonable prices,
and will accordingly be sold at very moderate
nrofts Give my goods an examination, and you
will be convinced that my figures are low and
Groceries excellent. The assortment consists OF
CrushcTand Loafed SUGARS;
Powdered A. B. and Muscovado Sugars
Old Government Java and Rio COFFEE;
Sugar House and New Orleans SYRUP;
Fine Buckwheat FLOUR;
BUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS;
RICE and MACGARONl;
MACKEREI., M. ! aud 2-Bbls
Dried Beef and Be'f Tongues;
OYSTERS. Sardines, Salmon, lobsters, Cod Fish;
Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers;
Su.tt CRACK Frs uf all descriptions;
PICK, rs, Preserves, Chow Chow
CANDIES, large assortment;
FIGS. Kuistr,s Cirrmi, Iurrauts prunes;
English Wa!nuts, Almunds, Filberts, Percoviesi j
Lemons, Oranges Pine Apples, Cocoa Nuts;
preserved FRUITS, Brandy PEACHES, &c;
Green TOMATOES and PEAS in Cans;
PEPPER and SPlCLS of all kinds;
Table SALT, Fast Powders;
Flaynrnp Essences in great variety;
Worcestershire sauce. fine article:
TEAS of ever, kind-Hyson, Black and Green
SDAP. good assortment o. every description:
IITHS or nil siz.s, lWo"d buckets, brass bound ;
Fine assortment Of TIN WARE;
Hacking and -h"e Brushes;
Irish POTATOES, ONIONS;
GARDEN SEED Of every kind, the best ever
bruus ht tn this place;
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Madeira, ror: and Teuerf VINES;
Roprbun. Nectar. XX. Rec,i6ed WHISKY
BRANDY Of every quality;
CiIiMp >GNE, Champagne CIDER;
PORTER, ALE, &c.
sEGARs, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
CANDLES, Sperm and Adaman,ne: and all
.ulcr articles usually found in - tirocery Slnre:
w. e. LEGG.
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HOTEL FOR SAL

,s@IIE CAROLINA HOTEL, Tor Aa1S
merry known as the SPANN s1ssA
HOTEL. is nnw of; red or sale. and ,itisSW
wiI; be- offered on the most accommo-
dating terms as to time.
This r!OrEL is situated in t',- nest eligible po-
Sition in the Village, the south eide "' Malhg
Street, near enough 10 the Public sq'!r" '"r a'i
purposes, and sufficiently quiet aud r,tir' an"
has always, siner irs establishment as Hotel, none
A god busin, ss .and will no doubt continue T. DO
so as long as We'll kept.
Anv person desirous Of entering int" this busi-
ness would d. well to call and examine the
premises.
t'onnec:el with this !!"sr! are c""modims s'a,
hlrs cuutainiug ov.r n..e l:u,dred weli:r g"'a'ed
StaIi>, Carriage l:ou". Cri :. DC Also, g"n
Ints for provrr's Stek and fin Gard n, alb VI
one acre in size. MT surpassed by a'y. Ihe whole
ur.,,.ises contain alb u, thi ee "cres.
1h.. undersigned would not be induced +" "frr
this valuable property for SALE were It not Tor az"
mes,ic affections. lie is now sp's 10 turn h's
a,,cl,1 Oh to some other occupation
E1peheld, Oct I9 ~
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n Is 9

In connection wit, tie EXCHANGE, Tin the
rear on tie first hoor,) the subscriber hos well
furnished s8AI r DGOaAs provided
with good LIQUORS, rEGAR>, &c.
.,g'" The Subscriber solicits liberal share OF
the trade and promises to render satisfaction unto
NIL who ma, he pleased 10 patronSe the Exchange.
r.. z. DAVIS, Agent.
EJrofnI Feb 10
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Ridge Land Fer Sale.

offer for Sale my VALUABLE COTTON
| pLANTaTlON containing about Five
Hundred Acres, lying TN HE Edgrhelo and
Columbia k'nd. =,
ON i, il fin. one Story House, with basement,
and prn,, Of uul budiugso OF every k'nh MI new;
And to every field there ~ good new gate "e',
painted, ami IA plenty Of wat'r; also, eh'y ol
tine Grapes, an Orchard, Shrubbr &c, ana on
as,unarnur oi flc Timber and good drinking wafer
",,I .nd cyami,-l know YOU vii be pleased.
CLINTON WARD.
Sept 80 %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-03

THE Cosr OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES:
The congressional investigating committees Will
nroye to be rather expensive affairs. They have
already, it is stated incurred an expense OF foFty
thousand dollars, for which an appropriation, If
now asked, and they are not half through: They
will cost government one hundred and fifty thou
thousand dollars, and effect nothing at last
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CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE,)
CHARLESTON, 18th Feb. 1858.
TO the Tax Collector Of Edgefeld
| n{ofr{nfs

SIR-The sum Of Six hundred and fifty Dol
lars being due the State by the Commissioners Of
the Poor tor Edgefeld District being for the
maintenance, &c. of Pauper Lunatics, as appears
from the statement furnished this Office by the
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Lunatic Asylum:
You are therefore hereby authorized and required
to collect from the taxable inhabitant, Of your
District lin addition to other assessments now au-
thorized by law the said sum of six hundred and
fifty Dollars ($650) with per cent advance there
on for your Commissions, and this shall be your
warrant for tho same under lst Section OF the Act
of 1927. J. D. ASHMORE,
Comp. General,
PER W. J. LAVAL.
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state Of south Carolina,

EUtIEFIELD IIlS NlCI,
IN ORDINARY.
Henry Butler and wife Elizabeth,
Applicants. C"di!On ]"
Us Partition.
lsaac Guygins aud others, Def'ts.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Isaac G"gGns'
i the c.. ildren of Henry Goggins, deceased; An
drew Notes and his wife Matilda. William G"ss-
gins and james G"grins, ,Ir., Defendants in the
above stated c.sr, reside beyond the limits Of this
State 1t is therefore ordered tia, they d. appear
and uhirc' to the division or sale Of The Real Es-
tate of james Goggins, Sr, deceased, on "r hefore
The 2Sth day of April next, or their consent to the
same viii be entered of record.
W. f. DURISOE, oEp.
Feb 8 1858 1T
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Sam will have it Pure,

n HAVE this day received two Barrels Of pure
lRYE WHsKEY, and FIVE Barrels Of pure
CORN WHlsKEY, very old and pure-shpped
by Mr. Gem, direct from North Carolina. Somo
of the most eminent Physicians OF Augusta pur-
chase it for their use. For sale by
5. E. BOWERS, Agt.
N.D.-On hand 25 Bbls. Key Stone Mononga-
hala Whiskey.
Hamburg, MARI rS
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Headquarters,
7rH REGIMENT. S G. ~,

ITH REEIIMENI. 5 Z. NJ, !
CiAvlsEs' LREEx, january IS, 1858.
ORDER, NO
rJNIE lIaw Gap Be,t Company ae hereby or
| dered to be and appear Mt th.'ir muster "r"nnn
at James Reynolds Spring. hear I"cu>t ll';l, on
SATURDAY the 9th February next, armed arc
rouipped MS the law directs fur drill and instruction.
AT the same time and pace there will he an
Election held for Captain III tiiI the vacancy "c-
ca,ioned by the. promotion Of Capt T. ?. shw.
sy orDler of Col. y. j.. S'IAW.
WALTER AMMAN, ti'ut. Com'dng Company
Jan II NJ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-03

aHow do you and your friends feel now"
said an exultant politician in one Of our Wes-
fern States to rather irritable member of the
defeated party. "I suppose" said the latter
awe feel just as Lazarus did when he was lick
cd hy DOGS
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RE,THANY ACADEMY.

Ygvlli: Exercises OF TIN. institution VIII sc re-
z sumo! on MONDAY 25tii January lSas, IN.
der the control AMI instruction "f slr. GkoliGb
GALPIiN. 49, M
English 80. w W.
Elementary .... w
Chemistry. Natural Philosophy, surveying and
Book k-kccpira-Practical and dThe"rct;cal-helon long
70 the Classical Department, and ale charged at
cpriingly.
n. B.-Evcry kind of dissipation is st ic y for
hidden Dy the rules of tie school, al Offenders are
exveet or suspended without hcnetit Of clergy
W. HARRIS ON, Preside. t.
G.; G T. SEEPPARD' WF5r Trustees.
Tan IA Pm
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
S3H0,OGt.
jisj Prizes alnot ing gtn................ S"Ho,oo'
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; CHARTERS $3.50
pLA, JF THE LOl IEff.

rIA, JF THE LOTTERY.
7,c S,m> -rs ir, u to Jan. '''-r, -l',!ng viii: those
yr,Lr un Ne. II sris printed IEiralc - S al ihlrr
ar "mcircc s naii lit, tubs and placed II, ,'nr wheel,
Th,. irI ISL prt similar! lri!'' ai theifcr'i arc
r.uccd IN ara''r Wheel ,,, T. ,.,,.,
," h whc. Of n,i,r,. arl ii lie sane tim" priz" i
r w, Ir,di toe n's wheel! he h'i'l"t "h' lrz "ra~
,I are ;rnrt Al exhibited To- me n'." hc, anu l'e
"i l., I'M. :n ,i..'r,rs illr prizr being placed a;lI>
, ;mrr I, awi This operation is rclrae'l "nli! 'li ;he
prizes art 'lrs "h' IL
Arurn xi,nutinn I''1es.-, the iwD irsc,,,n"S a,'H
,, w., ,urr..ru Numbers To those drawing The Hrs!
rr;ys vii; il. rg, , the IS Approximation lrszrs For
'tn,;Lr II Tie. No. liz" ,!raws the f'nom l'rHs
,hs. rick nun ""rr II 2t> li9 i2!l, l..'.' WIN
r H.. ,.u Irl IL $;m IL Ticket "" :.hl draws il',
Nh inn pril. lo.' Tickets numbered 'ds ' |'l ''. "l
Zach lc cn.ed tu. AMI ;" %" a'c"''iS " 'e '"'''
-c.rlnc.
rh INN, = rize of s2n will b. determined by The last
w. ch draws the SIuMn For example, ne
10 drawing the 1000 prize ends WIN 20 l. hen a .a ne
TItes Whole h sunber ends In Will be entitled 10 $2o
r Tho Number Is ith Number then all me IicEes
whore the Numhrr ends in will be entitled to s2o and 30
on to q. .s or n ~ ,ccs wi, be solJ q, the
EaGTs caI?s.si. o5 Rs tage Of ten whole Tickets
Ssrsscaiis Sr,scai OF OF s P sase Of ten Quarter
Sruacu,. nf Pa xage often Eighth Tickets .....".lo
In Orde ing Tickets or Ccrtihcntes,
rnclos the IN Aey our address fns te Tickets ordered
;n, NJ WI III Trey will be forwarded By fist mail.
can .-c ckcls ending in any figure te5 mag
desgma1lSa r., # Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
ii, ~. ,nrrbusr Immediately nfer the drawing
-iurcn,.e will pcase write their signatures plhn
! anil .,iyr ,rir st uncc. County and sn!e.
anu ~ pmnb that every Prize is drawn and payable IN
| full without !ed Jnll -: ,o,;,, 30 -
A prize. n no an, under pa ,, lmmGd,aeE m ,r aer
the irnwing prizes a the usual time 9l 'hry days.
''s ~" ,il suDrr ,nicanns strictly confidential
s5- l6,ess rdcrs fnr Tickets or Certificates to
SWAN ~ CO, Aupnsta. Ira
W. n.t Of numbers that ave'rawn from the wheel,
h the amount II the prize lhnt each one entitled TO-
will b. pnlshc after every lrawHs in the following pa.
r,Iaw ".,. tIr ans Delta. Mobile Register Charleston
| pIt SnsI ,illr tIazctc Atlanta ntrlgcncer. Now
y",k Weekly Dav Book. Augusta tGa) C'n.tilnti"nals
Pirhmoud Dispatch New York Dispatch, Pauhihg lAlss
Clarion. and Savannah Morning News
p,, "A 1t
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Coop TEsr.-Newspaper subscriptions are
;nfall;able indications of mans moral honesty:
They will sooner or later discover the man. II
he be dishonest, he will cheat the printer in some
ray: va saw he has paid when he has not de-
clare he has receipt somewhere; or sent the
money and it was lost in the mail; or will take axe
% the paper for years without paying, and then
move mo of and leave it coming to the Office he
1eft S'e % Thousands of protested Christians are dis
honest: and the printers book will tell fearful
taIes nas IN the final iudgment-,Southern Baptist.
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L A II o ] D A 7 e S +,


CAfJ DIDAr IS.
For ShorriH.
WM. uCATTLEgUM,
LEWIS JONES,
ii. BUULWARE,
LEWIS CONAR,
w. W. SALE,
Eor Clerk.
S. HARRISON,
WILLIAM L. STEVENS,
LEWIS COLEMAN,
JAMES SPANN,
ROBERT y. BRYAN,
JACKSON COVAR,
FM. NICHOLAS,
EDMUND PENN,
---<s$------
For YAK Collector.
STARTLING TURNER,
NJ. W. LYLES,
T. w HORN.
THE0PHlLUS DEAN,
CHARLES CARTER,
ClIAS. NJ. NAY.
JOHN c. LONELES$,
--<s<~---
Eor Ordinary.
+. j.. FOREST,
W. T. DURIS0E,
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BLANKETS.

wtY g. FUEsl.EY have recciv' d an
" other lar.c lot Of fine Ribbon-honnd Bed
BLANKETS 12-I, which are to be sold for 81 a
pair ~ nnn 49,,
S bales Negro BLANKETS, White and Colorcd,
which will ne sold very low.
AunuSta, Feb. 2 1853 II
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$40 Reward !

DUNAWAY from the Subscriber, about the last
IL part of November his Negro man EMANu-
Ell, about 26 years od about 8 feet, 8 or ~ in
ches high, weighs about loopoundS, OF rather dark
complexion, and quick spoken wien spoke to-
The above reward of $40 will he paid for his
delivery to me, near Fruit Hill, P. o., or at tho
EdgeGeld Jail ANY information concerning said
Negro thankfully received.
MARTIN EDISON
Feb 24 tt
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A Gard.
CHEOPLASTlC PROCESS

OF INSERTING
ARTIFICIA TIGrTEA.
'INHE Subsc: ibrr having furnished himself with
l a Iicel.se tu use this NEW PROCESS "i
INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Is now ready To m who may need SUCH with
an assurance of a more perfect adaptation, and Il
closer resemblance the natural organs, than can
BE- realized by any other method. Its perfect pu-
rty. Cleanliness freedom from ali TASTE. or ealvanc
s. nsaliun. durability. comfort and security, are
a,nng h.. adv.nt;rg. s. ella med i'r this SUPERIOR
mode Of setting Artificial Teeth.
49, Il. PARKER.
June 24 u ~
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/" After the Storm comes a Calnl,'

TIIE TIN MANUFACTORY is still going on
i in its usual manner at Edgefield {. H., and
the Proprietor takes this opportunity OF returning
his thanks to his kind and numerous customers
for their liberal patronage conferred Oh him; and
hopes by strict attention to business, to merit a
continuation Of the same.
MERCHANTS wishing Tin Ware, by sending
few lines, can be accommodated OIL as rcasona-
be terms as at any other place.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and other JOB WORK
done with dispatch, and in a workmanlike MANNER
e.. L.. KEFO.
Re- Y. B. Tin Ware delivered to Merchants free
Of charge.
Feb II II
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HY N E N I A L.

MARRIED at Edgcwood, on 25th February, Mr.. M
C. BUTLER and MARIA S, daughter OF Coi. E.
W. PIcKESs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-03

IY- The Friends of WILLIAM GREGG, Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sen
ator ut the next election
Feb
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NEW PROVIDENCE, Tenn, July l, 1851.
Me.rs. FLEMING BRos-Please send the Fermifuge FOR
Il, 4, soon rs possible nearly out and the demand
for very great We believe ii to be the best Vcrnfuge
ever invented. fof'A1H Dioos.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIX
MLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu-
factured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
All other Liver Pills in comparison are worthless
Dr. MLane, genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
yorm;fuye can now be had at all respectable drug
stores None genuine ,vithom the 'iynat"re cf
40 FLEMING BROS.