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oBIT.u AIRY.

DIED at Edge6eld Village. on the 9th JanuaryslSst
PIERRE FABIAN LA B0RDE, aged fifty one WI
and six months. :sai
He died on the very spot where he was born,aA
at the period of his death, was, with but Sinss 81
ception, the oldest native resident OF the place.
Gated in the South Carolina College, and deyenas3
himself to the cause of Letters, with of theta
of family or professional pursuit to divide his at
ton, very few in the enlightened community whss;
he lived could boast moro general acquisitions 81
read was the highest pleasure of his life; it was
him secure retreat from the cares and troublssg
the world. He loved learning for its own saksss
brought it's own rich reward. There was no pedant4
ostentatious dispay, and few, therefore, kneF 81
wealth Of his wel-stored mind. Alone in his seetn
ded retreat, communing with the mighty dead, nSns!
but those who have had similar experience can fsfa
any conception Of the pleasures which he enjoyed
tho ills which he escaped. In his moral characs5
he was most exemplary. He was conspicuous TOR -!
many rare virtues which he exemphfed through lts
and whole community will bear witness to his gcefI
name and unsullied reputation. His illness was pso
tracted, and in life he loved privacy and secluseo
80 on his death-bed he desired to be left to the con-
munioA of his own thoughts and Of that Great Berl
whom he worshirped. The writer of this feeble "a
butte had the privilege of being with him for msnl
days and nights and heard, unssked, from his Up,
the following language: ~ know that Christ is Goc
in all His fllness and completeness that Ills missol
to earth was to lost and sinful man; that gf
religion cannot be one OF works, but must De VI ini
and on this doctrine rest my hope" y
He met death with resignation, and may We not b:
eve that he now reposes in everlasting peace upon
the bosom Of his Father and his God. NJ.
DIEp.-At his fathers, on the 3lst Of January
JOHNNIE STALLSWORTH, infant son of Mary M
and Nathaniel Henderson, after an illness Of few
days, aged one year and one month.
Our Johnnie was o darling child,
For Heaven kindly on him smiled;
And now he is q saint above,
Praising with joy the God Of loTo. ~
No moro tears will ho ever shed,
But blessings sweet rest on his head; d
Ills mission soon was finished here
And he has fed from earthly care. B.
DIED, of consumption, on the 10th day of january
at the residence of his nephew, B. F. Mays NATHAN
TEL MAYS, in the 59th year Of his age. a
He was conscious Of his approaching end, and SEEM
cd perfectly resigned saying that hc hoped to meet
smiling God in the better world to which he wal
going. He expressed deep peuitence that he had
been 30 great sinner, and lived long in the neg
lect of his duty and said if he had his time to 50 ovc
again, he would try to live more to the honor and
glory Of his Creator. x
God grant that those who knew him, may heed hii
dying testimony to the value of religion. i
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SALE AND LIVERY STABLE

| HE Subscriber respectfully informs the ctsi.
l. zens OF Edgefcld and the travelling public.
that he has leased tho large and commodious
STABLES AND STOCK LOTS.
Attached to the House recently known ss tb.
Carolina Hotel and is now prepared for the ae-
commojation Of
HORSES, STOCK, &c.
Ills personal attention will be given TO th. s,.-
bos and persons leaving their Horses in his car.
may rest satisfied that they will receive the he.t
treatment He solicits the travelling Community
to give him trial. as lie desires to convince al
than it will be to their interest to entrust thsir
Horses TO his charge.
DROVERs can also be accommodated with II.
pest arranged Lots for the safe keeping Of tbsi.
Stock, &c.
ALSO
The Subscriber will always keep on hand 4.
number Of HORSES and VEHICLES, which ks
will hire ont at reasonable PRICES .Persons vial.
Eg conveyance frsH Edsefvld elstahr,e l,srs
aaiy to IsaIe lhelT urisrs With tho suIscrler
7. J. WHITAKER.
'Hn ~ II 4
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

Mary Zimmerman,
rs
Jacob Zimmerman Guardian, For Par.
ad ltem Of FraukSn Tim
norman and other, minors.
DY an order from ". F. Durisoe, ESQ, Ordina-
d ry of Edge0eld District, will proceed to
sell at Edgcfeld C. n, on Tuesday, the Sth day of
March next, for Partition a part of the tract Of
land of the Es,ate of ohn Zimmerman, deceased,
situated in said Distrit, on the waters of Turkey
Creek, waters of Savannah River bounding on
lands OF John McManR, David Harling, Anthony
QUITS and others, cotaining fifty (50) acres
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-Ola credit until the first ,lay
of October next. PuroaSrr to give bond and good
securities and mortgse of The premises to the
Ordinary, to secure tlieurchase money. Cost to
be paid in cash, and alb to pay for Titles extra
,AMES Edison sep.
February 1859. Ste
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AME RICAN HOTEL,

THE Subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
L and patrons for the liberal patronage extend.
ed to him during the past two years, and hopes TO
receive continuation of the same.
For the year 1869 ample preparations will be
made to give the best satisfaction to those who
may ratronise the House.
SERVANTS, orderly and well trained, have
been engaged.
The TABLE will receive the Proprietor's own
attention, and shall be supplied with the best tie
market Of Augusta affords.
The STABLES will bc in the charge Of an At
tentive Ostler.
In short, kind friends, I am going to make every
effort to please you.
Hamburg, Dec 81 tt 30
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HAHRI8ON'5
NEW FANCY GROCERY STeR]
QUERY.

W ~ CIV u
WHY IS IT THAT ALL SENSIBLE PEOPLE
RUSH TO HARRIsoN's to buy GOods'
BECAUSE he always has the best Goods;
BECAUSE he always keeps the best aasortment;l
BECAUSE he always gives good measure; 4
BECAUSE child can buy as cheap as YOU
BECAUSE he understands his business;
BECAUSE people are not Over-pr'suadoa 10 D!y
Goods; I
BECAUSE people can lp.k at goods ana then osy
or mo-, as they pl'asc, and no srumblins;
BECAUSE he does unto others as he would haFe
Others do unto him;
BECAUSE goods are warranted to prove as Fecop'
mended
BECAUSE he sells cheap for cash;
BECAUSE you can gctinto his store without Gimp
ing;
BECAUSE you can get out again without brs'S9s
your neck;
BECAUSE he docs not sell goods for cost;
BECAUSE if you DO NOT want to buy goaf' ysu
can get posted in prices and styles that'''' n9e
.sss<pay you for the trouble of callie; 4
nEcAusE Ss buys Goods for cash. aD' sells ~ y
AND BECAUSE he ia satishssa~.S W..
and qs,St sn,l .aes ,a!t, Of eRocERys, coSFEcTIeN
rRy FRUITS, STATIONERY, GARDEN SEEDS
EN-, iNui.e, ~ ',o,. which apEong at low prices fol
CASH.
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TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

= IN ORDINARY.
DYW. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, Vim. B. Psdgeu, hath applied 10 ms for
-etiers Of Administration, on all and singular the
tnods and cha,tes, rights and credits OF Eldredse
oadgst, late of the District sfuresad, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonIsh ali and
singular. the kindred and creditors of the said deceas-
ed t6 BE- and appear before me- at our next Ordinary
Court for the said District he holden at Edgeheld
Court House, on the 4th day Of March next, to
show cause, ifany, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Fsbusry in the wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hpndred 6it7.nine ,nd in the eishty-lhird year
Of A1erican Independence. ,,,,.o
pI :. ,cso d., 6
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN, ORDINARY.

VIM. T. Mathis and wife,
vs..
James M. Harrison, Guardian ad IL d.
tenn of Jas. and Sarah Hamilton.
DY an order from the Ordinary OF Edgefela
E-4 District .hall proceed TO Sci! at Edg"fe'd d
Court House, on Tuesday the Sth day March
Estate of Lemuel Hamilton. decd situated in
said District OH the waters OF Rocky Creek, wa
tiers OF Savapnah River, bounding on lands of Jas.
Nj. Harrison, L. G. Holloway, G. c. hlayson and
others, containing two hundred and seventy five
(2I5) acres, more or lqas.
1859 Purchasers & I boea Vii. III aooa
nal securities, and a Mortgage to the Ordinary 10
secure the purchase money. Costs to be paid in
cash, and to pay tor titles extra.
JAMES EDISON, ED
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CLOUDSVILLE ACADEMY.

THE Exercises of this Academy wete resumed
i on the Let inst, under the management of
the Subscriber.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
s. ssions Of five months each
Rates of Tuition for the Term Of 10 Months.
First Class-spclling Reading and Wri-
ting, $500
Second Class-Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geography, 1000
Third Class-IIigher Mathematics, Latin,
and Natural Philosophy, $500
Tho above Academy is situated II miles East
of the Pine House.
Send il your boys at once You shall receive
full value for your money. None need enter un-
less they in cnd to submit to close application and
strict discipline. B. F. L0VkLACE.
We, the undersigned patrons. take pleasure in
recommending the above School to liberal share
of public patronage.
A. HORN,
Il. NJ. WEVER,
Il. p II. KIRKSEY,
s. MCDANIEL,
---N-M-.HeLSONBACK, =
~. ]. H. SWEARENGIN,
Poh ~ WM. TONEY.
3t* 6
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Assignee's Notice.
Wanted.


fn00 BUSHELS GOOD DRIED PEACHES
1OOO for wbict, thc highest market pftec will
be giYcn to lie paid In goods.
We have now in store and arc daily receiving a
fine lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES
which will be s6d very cheap for The ready Rhino.
Come to New Market and btiy your yearly sup
plies ere it be too late
Wo haze also ali assortment of D. Landretbs
celebrated fire. and genuine
GARDEN SEEDS.
Price CT cts. per paper. Also large lot of those
fine Northern raised yellow pink eyed IRISH PO.
TATOES. Come soon and get some to plant for
early table use, and to have a few fiuo early Po
tatoes to send the Editor q mess earlier than any
of your neighbors.
APPLETON s R. M. PERUVIAN.
New Market, 8. c., Feb 2, At
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NEW YORK, Feb. 19.I

The Cotton market to-day WAS fat, with sales \
lIU0 bales. Flour firm, with sales of ll,Oa
barrels. Wheat was quiet, with sales of $1,000 husl
els Corn heavy; 900 bushels sold. Mess Port
heavy, ut SIS 50 q SIS 62. Lard firm, at liz q
ls4 cts. Sugar quiet. Molassrs- firm, as4o cts. fa
New Orleans. Spirits of Turpeutine steady. ROsf
buoyant, ut 81 72i O. 81 75 Rice firm.
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sSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
\ EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

l u EUGEflELD us IRlCI,
IN ORDINARY.
TEPTHA COUCH, Adm or of William satcher
I'D deceased, Applicant, rs. The creditors sener.
lllysof the said deceased
.Fappearng to my satisfaction that the assets oi
saiddeceased are insufficient to pay off his debts
in all. 1t is ordered and decreed that all and
singular, the creditors Of the said William Satcber
deceased, do present their ella ms against the said
William Satcher, deceased, tcfore mc, properly
proved, on or before tho twenty third day of May
uexA and that they do appear in the Court of Or
di1aiy, on said twenty.th day Of May next, to
recsive their proportion of the assets of said de.
ceased and failing to do so, they will be precuded
andbarred.
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty
second day Of February, a D., one thousand
eight hundred and fiity-nine.
IF. DURISOE, oEp. [Ls
aeAoaryis Office, Feb. %, 1873 3n,
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A Card,
Executors Sale.

DY Virtue of an order from w. F. Durisoe, Or.
ID dinary, we will soil to the highest bidder, on
WEDN ESDAY, the end Of March next, at tho
late residence of Thcophilus Hill, ace,d
Eight head Of Horses, Mules, Stock of Cows and
Hogs, Corn, Fodder l;acon, One Wagon, One Or
Cart, One Carriage, One Buggy, Plantation Tcols,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, being balance
OF the personally Of said deceased, not previously
disposed Of.
Purchasers will be required to give Bonds, pay.
ao'e LIST January 1860 amply secured, bearing in.
terest from day of SALE
LOD HILL, p-,.-.
II G. llILL. Ok ors
Feb l6 o.
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COMM E R CIAL.
HAMBURG. Feb. 81.

HhMBCNU, FeD. T, 1907.
CorroN.-The market here the past week has beer
more buoyant, and prices formerly quoted fully
sustained Tho prices now quoted are as formerly,
to II cts. por h., according to quaity-thc former
not much in demand.
There has been slight incrcaee in rcceipts-bu'
still are very light.
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Public Sale,

nN the first Monday in March next, will sell
~ at public Sale, at RdgeAeld Court House, to
the highest bidder, two Negro Slaves, to wit
AMANDA, Likely young woman, about twenty
years old, and FANNY, valuable woman about
thirty-fiYc years old Said slaves are b,th very
valuable, and will he sold under a Mortgage, which
has been assigned to Inc, executed by Lewis Coyar,
on the 9th December 1856
c. BRUCE WALKER,
Per 4. SgrBLEs, Agent.
Feb. Q At
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Ridge Land for Sale,

'H>lE Subscriber desirous Of changing his place
Of residence, offers for sale bis
VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION
Consisting of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, and
lying Immediately on the Columbia and Edsedeld
Road.
On the premises are ilne one story House, with
new Also, an excellent well of water, very su-
perior Orchard and Vineyard, consisting Of great
variety of fruits, fine Garden, sllrubbery, DC.
Plantation in fine repa;r,-ercry field having
new well painted gate. Plantation advantageously
watered, &C., &c.
CLINTON WARD.
Nov. "a, 1858 tt 4G
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AUGUSTA, Feb. 19.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 19.
CorToS-The sales to-day foot up about 400 bales
as follows bales at cts; II ut 81; II Mt ST. Al ut 81
Is ut 81; ut TO- SS at l0s at lO4; 27 ut 103; lsl
at IL 1S at lls IL Mt II 3-16 cts. The market wal
quiet to-day, and very little good clean cotton offered
for sale. The receipts to-day were 5S4 bales.
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NOT2CE.--All persons having any demands
Nv again,t the Estate of Levi EewbJ, ecc'H;
10 requested To hand them II, pro ery atsSSlea
II b.ibre Thursday the 18th day Of May as
ktend nskinr A final set,ictlct OF said Estate In
De ordinary's Oltlcc, at Edgefed 9: H., on that
day. An those indebted to said Estate arc eA'
pected to pay the ,anc forthwith. 80.
:, - JOAN F. EDMONDS, Ad'or:;
r.b1s Sm 6
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N EW CARPET STORE.

.
GAR T I M G
JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE.
1Gn En,H EPs W bs: sss ss a @ AGsssa ssE 9P
English Eng aaEss % csEpsass cng
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Floor n oil Cloths
Oil Good " 81 ps2TF ys
e. WINDOW SHADES
NV wv p n D psae 5ed sisd and oui % T abo @ G w s
sn sg 3 s.; 81 s % IND nn, gss ss s really IS" f @ ssoHE S @
VENETIAN CARPETING.
EoR Stairs &C. We offering the public Eng
seldom found Southern Market
AD' "' S"D G. BROTHER.
STAIR RODS
inch Round Rods &c and inch H. and
80 inch inch oval 90 Stair Rods Brass . 49,
and s,s , as ssn., plated ~ " ~
Orders filled promptly the above Goods JAS BA1LlE BROTHER
25 Broad Street. Ga.
l6- 55 o'HS Cloths SsS%S
COCOA & CANTON MATTINGs
public 1 a ss e 1 n % H. suitable @ for sas s g. ssnss saa @ nsg, s s, v % %
checked, chene striped, &C., offered
IMPORTED RUGS
John Grossly Sons double sided Mosaic Rug, in dogs peaGw sporting
rabbits and the American eagle &C.; Velvet Rugs; Tapestry Rugs
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. DOOR MATS.
The Irish Cocoon Mat imported direct; Scotch
made fitted
Those want the goods respectfully requested look before purchasing
BALE BROTHER
New Carpet S'' Broad St. Augusta s g. s ss Rs"o dis asss, and
Augusta, Ga, Feb:2, 1859. y ' DAlA'i' 'N'fe'0"' "
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MJOTICE..An persons having claims ngainst
~ the Estate Of James 8. Coleman, decd. are
hereby notified to render them in by the lst March
1859 otherwise their note and accounts will posi-
lively be- drbarred. And those indebted to said
Estate must pay up the 10Th February nexe,- or
thew will most assuredly be compelled to pay costs.
BENNET PERRY, Adm'or.
June 9 9m" ~
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STEPHEN SHAW WARTS u.s DUES

4 LII fers"ns indebted to the Subscriber IRA
"a most ailectiohatsy invited to sail on hini and
| pay tile Saint. '''''' ""o
10 h's many Kind patrons lie returns his tb,nk,.
a"d here takes occasion to in1orn, them that bo
stu continues the CARRIAGE and WAGON mn
SlNEsS in oil its branches, and warrants all worl.
executed BY him to lie done in a workmanyir.
manner. STEPAEN SHAW.
Feb9 3t* - -|6
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CHARLESTON, Feb. l.

CHARLESTON, Feb. ls I
Corroy.-Ttere vas quite an active demand 70,
this article to-day which resulted in the sale Of fully
1900 bales. The advantage was decidedly in fsva
of sellers, both as regards quality and prices. fu
&c. advance is reported.
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Professional Card.

Professional Card. y
TNuE Undersigned having formed partnership
l. in the PRACTICE of LAW and EQUITY
for Edgeneld District, will give prompt and dill.
gent attention to all business entrusted to their
care.
The residence of Mr.. OWENS is at Barnwell G.
H-that of Mr.. SEIDELs at kdgefeld, 3. C.
EMMETT sBIBELS,
w. A. OWENS.
Feb. !, #
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Fall and Winter Styles.
HATS, CAPS, B0NNETS,
UMBRELLAS, &C.

and HCta11.
GEO. w. FERRY, Augusta, Ga, is
VI now prepared to greet his customers With
q new and extensive assortment of
Gents. Fall style Moleskin and Cashmere HATS,
i" :" French and Amer. felt do :
&" Cloth, Silk Velvet, Plush and
Glazed Silk CAPS;
Youths and Boys HATS and CAPS, all kinds;
Children's Fancy do do elegant styles;
Velvet, Silk, Clinical, Straw and Lace BONNETs
Silk, Scotch Cling. and Paragon UMBRELLAS;
Mcns and Boys Wool HATS, every variety OF
style and quality;
These Goods are direct from Manufacturers,
made expressly for this market, and will be sold
as low as same quality Of Goods can be sold any
where. Gull and zee.
GEO. w. FERRY,
Under Masonic Hall, Broad Street,
Augusta, Sept % ~
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CAN DIDAT 8


------s~~------
For 91aer1-1n:
W. W. SALE,
WIN. QUATTLEBUM,
LEWIS JONES,
II. D0ULWARE,
LEWIS C0VAR,
-<s<--
For Clerk.
S. HARRISON,
WILLIAM L. STEVENS,
LEWIS COLEMAN,
JAMES SPANN,
ROBERT D. BRYAN,
JACKSON COVAR,
F. N. NICHOLAS,
EDMUND PENN,
--s+
For Tax Couector.
JOHN C.,LOvELESs,
STARTLING TURNER,
y NJ. W:LYLES,
G. A. HORN,
p J. whitaker,
fHE0PHILUS DEAN,
CHARLES CARTER,
CHAs. n. MAY,
For Ordinary.
J.P. ABNEY,
u. L. TURNER. g.. ~.
W. +. DURISOE,
DAVID B0DIE, M
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C0lt0n's Cabinet Atlas.
SPRING FIELD ACADEMY,

SA SCHOOL will be opened at the Spring Field
II Academy on the 2lst inst situated in the
vicinity of Mount Tabor Church. under the super
fntendance of Miss S. S. DELOACHE.
8sshc comes to us highly commended as a
Teacher and companion for any young Ladies' or
children entrusted TO her care.
fsThc Scholastic year will consist of ten months,
which will be divided into two Sessions of five
months each Pupils can enter at any time, but
is desirable for both Pupil and Teacher that tley
tnter at the beginning of the year.
III RATE OF TUITION.
Ia. Spelling, Reading and Writing 1000
50. Geography, Mental Arithmetic, Read
ing, Writing, &C., .2O,cO
a8. English Grammar, Geography, Histo-
: ry, Practical Arithmetic, &c.,........25, 90
y4. Philosophy, Ancient History, Alge-
4S bra, &c,. ..................3O,O 30 90
Tsp. S-The above Academy has been recently
erected in this neghborhood, and any one wishing
npatronize us can obtain board on reasonable
.telns, convenient TO the Academy. Any one send
ing their children to QUE School, will undoubtedly
6ld it to their advantage, as we are determined 10
hare good School.
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4 c A K D.,
EDGEFIELD HOUSE

e ID G EFIELD HOUSE,!
HAMBURG, S. c.
THIS NEW e. SPLENDID HOUSE y.
L TOR Liquors, Lunches and &k
Refreshm ents, is now kept BY the XS
undersigned in style heretofore unknown Ia thls
plnce.
His WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs AND TO.
bACCO are of the most choice qualities.
A. NURNBERGEEl.
Hamburg, fcbs sm s
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Hardware.

r. PENN, Ag't., has just received large and
~. very desirable Stock Of HARDWARE, ON
bracng general assortment of Carpenters Tools,
and Farming Utensils, Hoes. Axes, Shevels aud
Spades: His assortment Of Hoes will b. found very
desirable.
Jan. 26 If
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Preparatory M e dical Glass
@ooav&l@1As $50 Go


J.McF. CASTOR, II. D. & A. N. TaDey' n. y. !.
u.v1NG the nucleus of Glass in int the1r TGlse
1FCTTREs, commencing OH the first Monday in
AnGl Aprii and ending with the last week in July.
With convenient Lecture Rooln. and ample meanI
of Hiu.traton. Students will he received si.her
for this Course, or for the sohOle Term % auays
The exemption of Columbia from epidcm,cs rei',
dars Il desirable resort and agreeable places oi
Boarding Boa will be secured for those who apply from
4 distance.
Tickets for the Course. Soo0o 90 Oo
Fee for Office Pupils, including above,. .loo'oo
Drs. GAsTON g. TALLEY vii visit Medical
and Sareical cases at any pint where the services
of either may be desired. and are prepared 70 aG
o',n,,nod,,a Patients who c,me from abroad with
com ortable quarters.
IT OprrcE on Plain str. OF, next to RADCLIFFE
& GUrcYARps Jewrlry Store.
Feb. q, 1859 3t
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JOY TO TIE WORLD!
SH ALL EN- B E RG E RS
Fever and Ague Antidote
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN THE
WORLD for Curing Fever and Aeue, Chills and
Fever Never known to fail. For sale by
PELLETIER & CO., Druggists.
Hamburg Feb Is Pm 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-23
NOTICE !.

- NV 4OA
TICK CHEATHAM will stand the ensuing
~ season at Harman Gallman's, and Edseheld
Cdrt House, at thirty dollars the season, Win
th privilege of sending any other season until
Are proves in foal.
DICK CHEATHAM is 4 beautiful black coit'
fur years old in May next, full fifteen ilanus
tree einches high, and.weishs about eleven nun
$ed and fifty pounds. lie WAS good race morse.
lewas sired by Imported Albion, his dam was Dy
Imported Leviathan, grand dam by Pacoie'' great
tand dam l,y Top Gallant, great, great grand
am by Lampligh,er, &c.
The Aibiors have run 20 races this winter and
ION 16, beating the cracks Of Kentucky at Mem
his Tennessee; the cracks of Virginia at Charies-
kn s. c.. and the cracks of Alabama at Mont
Pmery, Mobile and Columbus. oo,
ls THOMAS G.. BACON.
January 1e. 1859 If