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NJ I.ebescbultz Returned.

Not returned "dry so" but brings with him IN
uncommonly fine and full stock of articles in his
line of business If any one wishes to be satisfied
With the clothes he wears. or to feel that he han
really got the worth of his money, or to look ea-
tremely decent on small outlay of cash, or to
furnish his dressing table and trunk with the best
assortment of toilet convenicnces, We know no
better advice to give than to say &c to LEBE-
scHULrz's and see for yourself" Read mis- adrer-
tisemcnt
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Come md Paw.

As the wheels of every conveyance have to be
creased occasionally that they may whirl along
easily, we suggest to our subscribers that Court
Week will be favorable opportunity to help us
do that important service TO our commo"r us
vehicle of news, politics, religion, general intel'
eence &c. &c. Come and pay.
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Sept. %, 1853
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY J.

IN ORUINIKI.
HpY w. +. DURISoE, ESQ.,. Ordinary o. Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Danul Mathcny hath applied to me
for Letters of Administration. on NIL md snGn-
lar, tho goods and chattes, rights and credits Of
Charles Matheny late Of tho District af'ros"id,
deceased. =,
These are, therefore, to cite and adn"nish al
and singular, The kindred aud creditors Of ihe said
deceased, to be and appear hetnre me- ut our next
Orinnrys Court for the said District, to be holden
Mt Edgefcld C. H., on the 9th day of Oct. next
to show cause, if any, why thc said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 24th day OF
Sent, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand egh:
hundred and tfty-ninc, and in the S4th year Of
American Independence.
- - Or Is
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Rolin Prescott Ahead =!

B. P. sends US the best sweet potatoe OF the
seasou so fur as hoard from,-weight 81 llt, b.
P. understands the art Of raising this escuieAs II
any man does We thank him for so fine speei-
men a. this early day of Autumn; and will thsnk
him still moro if he will give US his precise method
of cnltiYatint this useful crop.
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A Late Peach.

mW D."or in other words the old man, places
upon our table late peach of uncommon slze' II
isa mottl.d red, firm and sound, and weighs pre-
ei,ely / lb. That peach ought to be propasated'
Yes, and tha. lane ought to be finished to" 'ha'
somebody begun just before the 'Sociati"".
ne The peach in question, au accidental vi l.
tor informs us, is Awstim's Late Red.
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kindly received, not only by the Catholic residents,
but also by the Protestant community, and by
Her Majestys representative. the Governor. he
found the number of Catholics very small owing
to tue long standing want of priests ministry.
H, said muss aud preached more than onco Mt tho
houae of the Spnnish Consul. It was quite treat
to have the sacred mysteries performed amongst
them once more"
We take it that tho Catholic Church in this
Village xill now 20 en- to a speedy completion
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Land for Sale,

will sell at private sale my valuable Plantation,
Il containing 10, 40 Acres, situate in two dii-
tercnt Tracts-onc tract containing 6Io Acres,
more or less, known rs the China Grove Tract. "
ing on the Martin Town Road, 10 miles from Edsc-
field c. H., and Is miles from Hamburg. The
other tract contains $40 Acres lying thc Msrtin
Town Rond and waters OF Beaver Dam Greek.
There is about 200 Acres cleared land, Of which
about IS Acres are good bottom land.
Any person wishing bargain, would d" well to
call Soon, NJ nm desirous of moving West.
NANCY TALLET.
an 1csn IS
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PRESIDENT PlERcE.-The Concord IN. II J
Standard, edited, we believe: by Edmund
Burke, expresses the opinion that ex.President
Pierce is struggling for second term. He
says:
"His agents and tools, the cs.officeholders
under him. throughout the whole Union, have
been busiir al work during his absence in
Europe to accomplish his purpose of procuring
4 denomination. His particular confidential.
pc, ,nal friends here make no secret of their
design to procure his denomination. The
friends of the other candidates NAV therefore
set it down as fixed fact franklin Pierce r
in the field for denomination. And he hopes
again TO he taken up q compromise candidate
as in 1852. His friends have great hopes
anu expectations from tho South"
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A Mistake,

A mistake occurred in a religious paragraph
which appeared in our issue Of the 2l instant
The Methodist increase at Bethlehem amp Mc-!-
ing was put down at 20 when it should have beer
10 Rev: Mr.. PIcxErT WI" wishes to claim what
is right and no more, authorizes ;his correction.
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Pirs aud TurnipS.

These things 90 well together at this time of the
rosr. Now that cour: week is coming IN, they
may be particularly desirable. A"y one wishl"2
to be Supplied for that occasion, can be accomcda-
ted by leaving their orders at this otlee Ih
pigs are fat enough, and the turnips little larger
than there is any special necessity fer 2e'r's
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A CARD

VEyIE undersigned takes This method nf inform
n ng hia friends that from aud after this dato
,c tan hr i"nn4 ut the Dry ticod+ lonsc Of W..
;. NrHHELL, Successor t" liEooM NorEEL,.
Is Broad Street. augusta, where he woulG he
.arpy To- see an'. serve them.
The Stock will be one "f Ia. LARGEST in the
lily. au s" as low frnI, "Hy house in Augusta.
Ny wl:u'e time viii he give TO Il: sales depart
nrnt. uml respectfully a"li"it 3 renewal {" that
sa'ron"Gr 50 kindly aoj generously e:i:eGjc:,
-hen t"r'.."riy in The D.v G.m;s li%r
wiir .,:il,!c Ii" gale ci H., ,rl,l r.tca Gro-
:cr 4 ;::ikcr S;,"iEs :tucfinc*, in ;ir.:-
.pry IL i;., >t,rn l!rs. ,b, ,'n Ii,!,. M. Il wl
.svc r"m ,t;t;: p.rs'':e= t" ..a:r: IL III .a,> e..
.i.:r Ml. i.i'.cs, aud give inslu. u.i,:,:,..
" y. g.i<:uI.
Augusta. Aug. 81, 1889 IL. ii
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rror. our Friends at St. Petersburg

BY letter from J. E. b. onr Secretary OF Ls-
ration at the Court of ST.. Pe'crshurg. We ''a:n
that ,ur minister Hon +. W. PlcExS>. and his
family, and the Secretary also, were al woi! IN
tho 25th August.
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High Prices.

Negro men have recently sold in this market at
$4,000 apiece, aud women proportlonat=S hisn.
Planters from Louisiana, who know the value OF
negroes, were the purchasers.
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lSs Eas; pupil vii be charged ilou, ihc ';r
t enhance TO ilic close ri the :. .<i"n. n.
.iuctinp. however will br male l"r the r:s II:
Jew weeks ut the crnim, nrculrnt Of the Session..
tor absence during the Session. except il casr. =
pro,ractei sickness. 1t is. therefore, earnest
hoped that nil who intend to enter will ITO :,
promptly nj the opening of the Schuul.
~ Pupils from a distance, cHn obtain boar
On reasonable terms, in pleasant private families
&3- For further information. address
JOHN r. GWALTNEY, X. A.
Edgcfeld, S. c., Sept. I, 1859 If 35
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Sept. Is IS,
Chess Problem.

We shall give problem now and thon from L
repertoire upon which ue have as much right TO
draw u. any one Will not some of our chess
players furnish us with an occasional one Of their
own construction.
Trv tho following:
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Sherif's Sale,

DlCI Ill AQlCt
UpY Virtue of sundry Writs Of Fieri Fdcias T.
LID me directed, will procned to sell at Edgefcl'
Court House, on the first Monday md Tuesday II.
October next, the following property, in the fo
lowing cases, viz
Thayer, Dewins Co., vi. E. J. Younsbloo'i
and other Plaintiffs severally vs. the same, TIL
following Negro Slaves, viz: Nan and her fou
children Richard, Henry, Moses and an infan
child Scipio; Mary and her two children, Bobb AM
Lew Isaac, Norman, Ned: Scaey and her fon
children, William, lutlcr, Mariah and Dcaley
CLANCY and her two children, Richmond mn"
Sam; Archy and John.
Wm. P. Andrews and others vs. Vim. Langley
One negro boy by the name of Peter.
Geo. ". Holloway w. Lewis E. Holloway, On:
Sorrcl Horse and one Sorre Mare and Colt.
Rambo & Walker, and others Va. John Hollcy.
Three Males.
Terms Cash. JAS. Edison, s.E.n.
Sept. lTth, 1859 3te 81
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Headquarters,

9rn REGIMENT, S. C. NJ,
fuckers Pom, Sept. Sth, 1859.
A COURT MARTIAL will convene at Mrs.
IN SUSAN BnlSsONs, on Saturday the cath inst,
for the purpose of trying all dcfauters Of Malitia
and Patroduty. The Court will consist of the fol
lowing members:
Nnj s. +. BLOCKER. President.
Capts. THrEMcyn, Lieut's. Nixon.
RorEn, p WELLS,
WHITE, SEIeLEr.
6: BIRD, lIoLS1ElS,
D. BRTNSON, Judge Advocate.
MATT. Moss. Adj't.
By order Of !. W. TOMPkINS, Col.
Sept. II 2t J6
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A Cheap Place!
Fresh Arrivals /!

ENINE English Dairy CHERSE;
e Choice MACCAR0NI:
Fine No. ard 2 MACkEREL;
Dried BEEF and Beef TONGUES;
Fresh PICKLES.:
Fresh Bottle MUSTARD. for tahle use;
Fresh SALMON and L0BSTERS, in Cans;
Fresh Soda CRACKERS:
Sugar BISCUITS and JUMBLES;
Fresh CAND1ES-varicG assortment;
NUTS of ull kiris:
For sdc cheap by D. r. DURISOE.
Sept. II e 81
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A GARD.
TO TIE PLANTERS OF EDGEFIELD
AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS.

A S the price of stGrcage on Cotton has AL
IA yaneerl in this town to 25 cents per Bale for
iue first mnntl. we have converted into COTTON
WAREHOUSE, the Store and adjacent premises
formerly occupied by Us. We vii! store Cotton at
l2l cents per month, or so cents by the year. We
solicit the patronage Of cur friends and the plant
ers generally. II. n. f. SOLOMON.
Having undertaken the management of the
COTTON WAREHOUSE of Mcssr. II. & N. f.
SOLOMON respectfully solicit n share Of the pat
rouagc Of my friends anu the public generally.
JAMES MATHENY.
Hamburg, Sept. Z, 1859 If rs
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New Fall Goods.

WILLIAM SHEAR
HAS received, by the last steamer from New
Ell IUrk-LadicS' Ricl. Silk ROBES, Of new and
aegant styles:
ich B*ya'lere, TatIcta and Fancy SILKS anil
POPLINS;
Superior IA French PRINTS, of beautiful pat
terms;
Superior English and American PRINTS:
Fancy D-lainc ROBES, of the latest Paris styles:
Snail Figured DELAlNES. for Childrrn's Dresses;
Superior Saxony, We'r and Patent FLANNEIS;
With variety Of other articles suitable for the
nrcscr. season. to which the attention of the pub
tic is respectfully invited.
Augusta. Sept. Z, 1859. If 35
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The election is orer and the votes counted.
James L. Lee was elected Clerk: Nat. Har
nlon Sheriff; and Maj. j. II. Coon, Tax Col.
lcctor.-LGxin.tun Flsg.
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Cotton Gins.

yUyIE Subscriber offers f"r sale at low Price. two
IL capital COTTON GINS. These Gins were
made at the subscribers shop on the Ridge ont Of
the very hest material, with 40 and IS fine steel
SAWS. They are warranted to work wei.
purchn rrs wishing 10 get bargain, wor'H ip
vel! % call early.
TILLMAN WATSON, Jun'r.
Sent IA q 36
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application will
~ he made at the ncXt session of The 1.cgisla-
turc, for charter TO incorporate Horn. Creek
Baptist Church.
Aug. 81, 1859 If 81
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x5- Dog yo". yo"," said THEODORE to Al
BERT. Now tho question is, what did THEODORE
zaeac Iy that gEgsskl
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER as, 1859

1s- Sickness in the Office is the cause OF the
uoa-appesr.nce Of several new advertisements IN
tA!s issue.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv ORDIEdR

IpY W. F. DUR1soE, Esq. Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Charles NJ. Gray hath applied to mt
for Letters of Administration, on al and singular
the goods and chattles, rights and credits Of Ann
Green late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, ut our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
Mt Edscfcld Court House, OH the 29;h day Of
Sept inst, to show cause, if uny, why the said
administration ehould not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of Sept. in tho yoar Uf cur Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and ffty-nne, and in the eighty
fourth year of American Independence.
". F. DURIS0E, o. Ed.
Sept 20 2tc 81.
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Splendid Wagons !

yVNilE Subscriber has just had manufactured, by
q good workmen, and Of the best seasoned
wood, one SIN HORSE, one FOUR HORSE, and
two TWO HORSE WAGONS, which for beauty,
utility and cheapness, cannot be e1ceiled.
He only asks M examination, to convince those
wanting Wagons that they cannot do better else
where. o. II. p. SCOTT.
Hamburg, Sept lo. If SO
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PLANTERS CONVENTION,

SIR:-The enclosed circular il sent to ynrlr a-
lrcss, satisfied that, as the Executive Of Soutl.
Carolina. you take deep interest in every cdurt
promote the agricultural and mechanical inter
ssts of the South. The fret Planters Couvcn
ton" will bo held at Nashville, Tennessee, on thE
10th of October next. At the same time aud place,
the State Agricultural Bureau" Of Tennessee
will hold its Annual Fair. You will please appoint
u sufficient number Of delegates to represent your
State in said Convention. Very respectfully,
TIl0S. J. HUDSON,
Pres State Agricultural Bureau OF Miss.
Gov ". II. (iisr.
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Notice,

a III. persons indebted 10 the Subscribers arc
"A. earnestly rrgcrl t" make payment, that VIZ
may discharge uur own liabilities and rl"'c up oUr
partnership.
All business Of the Firm unsettled by the ir,f "i
January noxt. viii bc placed in the hands Of an
attorney without discrimination.
BLAND & BUTLER.
Sent. q, 1859 If SS
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rLOUR-.A lot of supcrane NEW FLotk
~ from Richardson's and Or. Andrews, Jus'
ground, and for sal. at 81 per sack, ca:h:
August 81. 1859 If N
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In compliance with the above request, hereby
appoint the following gentlemen delegates 20 IT,
"Plantors' Convention" to be hcli ut Nashville
Tennessee on the 10th OF 0ctnbrE next;
Col. A. =. Calhoun, Gen. B. B. Foster,
Hon. A. Burt, DIR. Il. Harlce,
Hon. l.. G. Palmer, Perry Duncan, tisqr
Hon. T. j. Sessions, Capt. j. L. Adams,
Hon. S. J. Montgomery, Col. j. f. Kutledgc,
Hon. Donald r. Barton, Thos p. Liic Esq,
Col. David W. johnson, Dr. T. B. rutherford,
G. p. Elliott, ESQ.,, Col. a. L. Dear;ng.
By order Of the Governor.
y. SIMONS, Aid-do-csmp.
Sent. 2S, 1852 1t 3S
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To Sro,.tsmen..

r hava one =: P'".r> IS: il.;b;' '.arr,i - rs.
q AMI ar d:sroHs u :,.,,.., ); - 80 .o:. y, :
cIhS1ncfai iJh' "a ~ - = l.. score ~
IumbLrs. S. E. bOMEKS, Aer.
Hamburg. sSp.li # Sc
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.EDGEF!ELD FEMALE INSTITUTE !!

THNHlS School will commence again on Nonday
IL the 10Th of September, under the manage.
nent of the undersigned as PRINCIPAL ant
PROPRIETOR.
His purpose, if literally sustained by tie com
aunity, is TO enlarge and beautity the preser'
buildings, furnishing. them with everything IT.
quisite,-to employ full nnd efficient corps o
Teachers, and thus 10 establish PERMANENT
SCHOOL that shal! furnish to young ladies III,
Iest educational facilities. 1t viii open with FOUR
TEACHERS, and others will be employed as soot
as the nu,nbrr Of Pupils shalt justify.
The Scholastic year will be divided as hereto.
fore, into two Sessions Of twenty weeks each; tn,
first to close ON Friday. the 10th of February; til
second TO commence or the .f,'l"viny Monday
and close the last day of June.
The school will be divided, for The present, int,
hr~e departments, PRIMARY. ACADEMIC aud Col
LEGlArE. For studies under each see Circular.
Terms per Session Of Twenty Weeks,
PnyudE. by r,f.i note, one F"L in nslrancc. "ro
the other at the middle 4f each Scssio".
Tuition in Primary epartment.-..........$Ij 90
'' " Academic q .............. ~ CO
I" Cullcriatc ... 2j Ot
f" Music ............... 2J o..
:! French ,......... III e.
Use Of rianu for Lessons. ~
Use of Piano. for Lessons anil prarticc.... 4 CO
Contingent
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NOTICE.. persons indebted to the Es;
" tate of Dr. q. C. Cunningham, decd Will
pleaso come forwnrd and innke immediate pay
mont; and all having claims against said Estate
will present them properly altested:
VIM. HILL, ES'or.
Hamburg. June llth, 1889. tTz3
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MTOTICE.--Thc corartncrship for the rrac-
" iicc of Law and Equity hitherto existing be-
Iwtrn S. b. Griffin and ". C. Butler. is tbs day
dissolved by mutual consent
ff IS
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NTotice.-Appl;easion will be made at tho nsxs
Ia Session of tho Legislature for an amendment
Of the Charter Of tho Town of EdSeheld.
Au9. 10TH Su. 'i'
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application will be mg'' at tho
next Session Of the Legislature. /" charter the
Edgc6eld Distrc; Agricultural Society.
Sur % SIN ~
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Notice This I!

Notice This
yy!TE Subscriber tak"s this method Of informing
his customers that his MILLS are now in fine
rrrair and ready TO grind h"th WHEAT aud
CORN. lie has very recent: employed q good
Miller, ond will thereby he able to give entire cat
istactiou to oil. tho. McO EN FAN;
Sept. IS, 1859 u d"
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WHITFIELD SMITH.
SOUTH CAROLINA, !
EpGEFIgLp DISTRICT.

Dn. WV. CoLzAAN--Dsar Sir My woman, who
was, for considerable period, kept within doors
by some obstinate uterus disorder, am glad to
say, has been wholly restored under your advice
and treatment.
Yours, with respect,
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Who Wants to Buy I?

yUyuE Subscriber offers for sale HIS pLANTh-
TION, lying two miles West Of Edgefeld c.
H., Immediately on the Plank Road. The said
tract contains
Seven Hundred and Seventy Acres,
Three Hundred Of which are in woods and heavily
tilnbcrcd The Plank Road divides the Land into
two tracts one containing four hundred and thirty,
and the other three hundred and forty Acros.
will sell tho tracts separately or together, to suit
the purchaser.
The plantation il well adapted to raising corn,
cotton md small grain. The situation is healthy
md has a comfortable dwelling and good out
buildings.
will sell bargain in this place, on accommo.
dating terms. j. y. GhlFFlN:
Sept. Z, 1852 tt 30
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persons cautioned from
lV trading for certain Note given to one Il. II.
or Il. J. Pheland, or bearer, for $40, on or about
End August last, payable ls Nov. 1859, as the con-
for which said Note was given; has ut
tery failed and ain determined not to pay it un-
less compelled by Law.
JOS. G. SAMUEL.
Sept. Z, 1859 2ta 50
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A CARD

yEHuE undersigned takes this method of inform
ing his friends TINT from and after this date
he can be found at the Dry Goods Horse of w.
O. NORRELL, Successor to Broom u NoRRELL:
2ls Broad Street, Augusta, where be would be
happy to sec and serve them.
The Stock will be one Of the LARGEST in the
City, and sold as low MS from any house in Augusta
Ny whole time will be given to the sales depart
ncnt and respectfully solicit renewal OF thaf
natronprc so kindly and generously extended,
when formerly in the Dry Goods traec.
I will continue the sale Of the celebrated s.ro-
yer & Baker Sewing Machines, in Ham.
burg, Mt the Stnre first above Wm. Hill, and viii
have COM ctept persons to attend to the sales de-
liver Machines and give instructions
NJ. a. RANSOM.
Augusta, Aug. 81, 1859 I'm "4
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CART IlIIGS, N IT I IN GS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
CURTAINS, C0RNICEs;; GIMPs, &c.
JAS G., BAILIE 4 BRO.,

vE7orLD respectfully call purchasers their stock of the following
wv d direct Importation VIZ
CARPETINGs,
English Royal Carpets new designs anu M
all the most desirable patterns
ue BY John CFossy three Carpeng New styles ingram Car
neing Cumb Cloths from Ga G "de Moc velvet
and Tuted Rugs Stair Rods &C.
FLOOR OHL-CLOTHS,
to ~
Caape Oil Cloths wholesale fine Oil Cloths which will be sold
low o carriage makers.
WINDOW SHADES.
oe and choice assortment RETAIL in Velvet Gd'
including BaLes Patent
Dealers in Shades the country their advantage call
CURTAINS
Goods pamask Sah DsLalne Lace ara N
embracing and desgn Cnce great variety; 0m m
eeryth with large stock of Curtain Good@
MATTINGs, MATTs,
Cocoa g counting houses and basement rooms ~ 5 o an @ G G
a. 5 and Ga widths IN striped goods h "h au
check Imported and outside We" and
VENETIAN STAIR CARPETING
manufactured liberal discount mace TO tle
furnishing churches worship Stair Linen and Stair On Coth IN
Edge6ed the above Goods nDorrp
promptly attended to- JAS " oAiLl
2o5 Broad St. Augusta Ca near to Bank Of augusta; anu
Augusta August 81 1859 94
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-14
SOUTH CAROLINA,
EncprIr1n nrSTpIcT

On. VIZ. CoLENAs-Dear Sir: My girl that was
suffering from disease of the uterus whom placed
undor your charge, am proud to say, has been
promptly cured, and l take great pleasure Ill re-
commanding ali those laboring under similar af-
aictions. to give you call.
Yours, respectfully,