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public dinner was given to him, at which
Chancelar Kent presided !; and similar tes-
timonials were offered in other cities, but
which he declined. In the summer of
this year he accompanied Mr.. Ellsworth
one of the commissioners for removing the
Indian tribes West of the Mississippi, and
whom he had met on tour to the West,
on his expedition. The most interesting
portion of this journey has appeared in the
g Tour on the Prairies," published in 1884.
This was followed in the same year by
"Abbotsford and Newstead Abbey" and
Legends of the Conquest of Spain" In
] $50 he published Astoria" and in the
following year he published "The Adven-
lures ofCaptain Bonneville" In 1889 he
entered into an engagement which lasted
two years with the proprietors of the
" Knickerbocker Magazine" to furnish
monthly articles for that periodical. In
February, 1912, he received, unsolicited
the appointment of minister to SPAIN
He left for Madrid on the 10Th of April Of
that year. His official duties terminating
in the summer of 1916, he returned to this
country, and in 1S4S, commenced the pub
Ication of a revised edition of his works
which had long been out Of print. i'll 40
he published "Oliver Goldsmith, Biog-
raphy," and "Mahomet and his Success
sors," 1S49,50.
His latest work was a voluminous Life
of Washington which has already ac-
quired great national reputation and pop
uIarity. His late residence, called "Sun-
ny Side" on the banks of the Hudson, has
been the pleasant retreat for his declining
years, and the scene Of a uniform and gen
erous hospitality.
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Tom Rocket had managed the business at
the bridge himself How Le managed to
get scent OF the plot, and to seize the off.
GERS, all together, just at the nick of time.
my father never couI1 find out, and no one
knows to this day.
Upon examining his pocket book, Iny
father found all his documents, and pa
per on which were written these words:
BY destroying these writings | could
have ruined you. In doing so should
have injured your client, whom respect.
For his sake | keep my word, though you
have played me false
'ToM ROCKET
Here Mr. Josh paused, and smoked for
some time in silence.
And what became of Tom /" asked one
of the company. -....
WELL replied Mr. Josh, after having
been tried three times, and getting off up
on some law quibble on each occasion, he
who had robbed the worth of thousands of
pounds, and escaped, was executed at Not
tingham for stealing an old bride y Once
a Week.
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a EsOEd Threat.

The war between Spain and Morocco
may effect change in Spain's dominons,
not anticipated by that nation. The OBJ
ject of the war, in which it is to be aided by
France, is to obtain possession of portion
Of the coast of Morocco directly opposite
Gibraltar. Fortitications at this point will
command the straits and consequently the
commerce of the Mediterranean sea.
Though in the possession of Spain, the for
tifcation will in effect belong to France,
who will thus be able most efectually to
cripple English commerce. Fully under
standing this fact, the English government
are not disposed quietly to submit to the
transition, and the London Herald of the
24th ult., contains the following signifi-
cant remarks:
''Growing commerce prevents isolation,
and gun fired in the Straits of Gibraltar
would reyelberate to the most distant seas.
N'o ha--o doo;H-e write -ro-J that
could be construed into a threat, but Span
ish minister must remember that if they
commence an attack against our interests
by seizing and occupying Tangiers, Moga-
dore, or any other portion of Morocco, ne
can at once strike U deadly JloeC at Cuba.
1t is with sincere pain that we even allure
to such possibilities or contingencies, but
we hesitate not to proclaim in unmistaka-
bic terms that Eng land aOU hold her oacn
agninst any Porer or any combination Of
P0acrS that may threaten Ter maritime Su-
preH1acy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23
Baby Talk.

We commend the following to the at.
tention OF mothers-perhaps they Would
memorize it PERHAPS il is not necessary
a cotemporary says; 1t did our heart
good yesterday to hear young and hap
py mother sing to her darling pet after the
following manner"
Where is the baby? Bess its heart
Where is muzzer's darling boy!
Does it hold It's little hands apart,
The dearest bessen toyl
And 50 it does and will its little chin
Grow jest as fat as butterl
And will it poke its little fingers in
It's tunnin little mouth, and mutter
Nicey, wicey words,
Just like little yeller birds
And so it will, and so it may,
No matter what its parpy, nanny say,
And does it wink its little eyeses,
When its mad and ups and crieses?
And does it squall ike chick-a-dees
At every thing it sees
Well it does Why not, pray:
Amt It muzzer's darIin' EVERY day?
Oh! what's the natter oh my oh my
What makes my sweetest chicken ky
Oh nasty, uggy pin, to prick it;
It's darIin muzzer's darlin cricket
There there she's thrown it in
The fire; the kuel, wicked, pin
There hush my honey; go to seep,
Rocked in kadle Of deep
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

RIcHEs-On sultry, hot summer day,
an honest old man was plowing his own
field, when suddenly, under the shade Of an
oak, he bcheld god like figure, slowly ap-
preaching him. The old man started
back
Il am Solomon" said the phantom, in
a contiding voice. What art thou doing
here, old man?"
''If thou art Solomou," was the reply,
"h ow canst thou ask me? When | was a
youth, thou didst send me to the ant; |
saw its method Of living, and it taught me
to be diligont, industrious sand persevering,
and gather the supertluous for stormy
day. What I then learned, | still contin-
ue to do"
"Thou hast studied thy lesson but half -
replied the spirit; ''go once more to the
ant, and learn from it also how to find rest
and quiet in the winter Of thy years, and
how to enjoy that which thou hast hoard
ed up"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

CCRr FOR SORE THRoAT.-This is about
the season for sore thaoats. We give a
cure which we find afloat 1t reads like
one which would not be hard to tax e, and
therefore hope that some one Of our read
ers, on a proper occasion, would try it.
Take the whites Of two eggs, and beat
them with two spoons-ful of white sugar;
CRATE in a little nutmeg and then add a
pint Of lukewarm water.-Stir well, and
drink often. Repeat the prescription if
necessary, and it will cure the most obsti-
nate case of hoarseness in short time
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23
Wonderful Log Rolling out
West

a lately
on the Mississippi. told some rather touch
stories about the London thieves ACin.
cinnati chan. named Case, heard these
narratives with a silent but expressive
humph. and then remarked that he tho't
the Western thieves beat the London op-
orators all hollow.
GLOW soI" cried the Eng'isbman with
surprise. sPray. sir. have I on lived lono
in The West -
,,o -, Ln2i,,ass ., tho ~ Na;,,as pore
IN MI ae,a arI 10 ro-aaII,, ,,aa,,fo
s+oIa noarI,, a5-,a,,,,,I';aT oi LEollr,,
VII - M t'',,- ''.-a ;,''''
M n.;n',, ,,.;,' -, .I o- ~ u - ".'o
ao,J yor Lave ro,ar f,,nI Ler -
Never 10 this day. bnt that was not
Tho worst of;t
q IEorer VII vbo4 cor1d 10 ,rorso
.l.o...,sI;... - "'-'0
~. sstaor;m ,,, r, ,,,.',l ai';iJ.o .'j .lur5
- ;,I'.rI" --,'I' '''ly''''' Gu '-'''-0
say a., '.''a q I.lI'', 'l'9 Il" Pi"0"0i0 Ease
.T''- '-'-'.' ~, - ,,.o,.,o, ,ut.. t,.,.
"I',,s,' ~ i'.'0''I . any
tar anJ 1a,ad aod ;,im5 ;,' .Ia
i.,..an:.I,na' 49, r5:I H. ~,
uSaaLn,5 ~ anI ,LaLaI,,,. ~ noi-
"a - 'l.'., -, ~
- M a. a. i'"o P'u''0' 'I'o 'ilo
IN ,'''' aN an On ilhe uoch, anu 'neie
~ a,' 0''!0e - i0'io" ne, WIN:
ny nn9'lsi'''ah Iald oack N ms cnalr'
ii, a',u ea'ied lor aholher mug ol aH-ah an,
M oN'H 'ii' a. anu iooAeu 'U
ms ''''"'ouS iiien4 a' tile same -iHle most
'e,,'1''sI's'y m5 -
,h;nl I,ms Ian., g"g ar,ad laI'"tr tL y ST. Ts;
rn,'rn,.,,ta,;r. r,,,',,. r. ,Jnl,n RuII
uI should not aGv;sa apv ono n 40 ,,
sa;l 60 a,,:a.I,, Sr,Irotl,or o,,oo
Iiyel 49, I,nt Ia rol - Ieavo aItborcl,
h;s I,s;nas, woe fla Last - ,ha onnn,r,,
ulyLat L,.;no.s 49, n,os l,a ~ ,,ra,, ~
1T. I,.I .a,r XII y
"A,d ,hay s,oIe lis lnmLara3
"yss AMI his saw Ioos tln;,
9 Cav Ioc,- :,
nyes Who'll doznns of ffno 1I,cl walnut
Iops were carried off in = sinole niobt-n
q In sinoIe pigbt ~
nTruo unnn INV honor sir TIo tr;ed
evarv way to nrayent i had b;rad men
% ,.otcb Ito Icos. Lut = ,,.os aIi orna.
use Thew wouIJ steal Them ont Of tba
cove and even ont Of the miIJwavs"
!" Good gracious ?,
Just to Give Won an idea how thev can
steal out there" continued Case, sending
slv wink at the listenino co,pnapv " inst
10 give Won an idea-did you ever work in
saw MILL"
"Neyer."
"WeII one dav nv brother bouobt an
aT.6re1 fne hlack walnut Ioo-fo1r feet
tbroo II tba INIT and not = Knot in it
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

TIE CoMISG ECLIPsE.-The total
eclipse of the 18th of next July will b e a
very important one to the scientific world
The Director cf the Dorpat Observatory
was the first to remark that at the moment
Of obscuration four of the planets-Venus, $,
Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn-will appear
in the vicinity of the eclipsed sun rs a
kind of rhomboidaL figure; phenomenon
ofsuch extraordinary rarity that many cen
tures will elapse before its repetition
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The PRoPosED AMERICAN LEvIATHAN.

The PRoPosED AMERICAN LEvIATHAN.
-Rollin German, of Buffalo, has taken
out patent for his improvement in steam
ships. 1t is reported that Mr. Germain,
in connection with some Of the leading
capitalists and business men of Buffalo,
proposes to build an ocean steamer on his
Dovel plan, three quarters Of a mile long,
with the expectation ofpropelling her 100
miles an hour. The enormous length, in
proportion to breadth, must necessarily
ensure speed, and had the inventors esti-
mate been 80, rather than 100 miles an
hour, with fair show of economy in pow
er and strength Of hull, considerate men
would have more confidence in his enter
prise, which is at most but an experiment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

TnE most amusing man in the world is
Frenchman in passion.-'By gar, you
call my wife woman two three several
times once m ore, an | will call you the
watch house, and blow out your brains
like a candle"
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"Come here you mischievous fellow!'
"Wont you whip me, father.' "No."
"Will you swear you WON'T 'G es"
Then wont come, father; for Parson
Atwood says-"He that swears, wilt lie"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

BARREL FACTORY AT MENAsHA.-Capt
Joseph Keyes has purchased all the neccs-
sary machinery, and the lots, and will as
soon as possible have barrel factory est
ablisIled at this place on large SCALE
Meausho Coqserrator tr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

EE A home without girl in it is only
half blessed. il is an orchard without bios
SONS and a spring without a song. \
house full Of sons is like Lebanon with its
cedars, but daughters b. the freside are
like the roses OF Sharon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

MARRIAGE OF CousIvs.-Gov. MkGoF-
FIN, Of Ky, recommends the Legislature
of that State TO prohibit by law, under Sc
we're penalties, the marriage Of cousins.
lie SAYS that the imbeciles, insane, deaf
mutes aud blind in the different asylums
in hat State. who are the offspring of
cousins are from sixteen TO twenty per
cent Of the whole number; and he claims
that it is the right aud duty Of the State
TO protect herself against tie evil and ex-
pense by forbiddlng such unions, which
nature plainly forbids by the penalty she
SO frequently intlicts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28
The State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Permclia Abncy and others,
Joel Abney and others.

Joel Abncy and others.
A s directed by the order of Chan. Wardlaw, in
"a this ease, nil and singular the creditors OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Abncy, decl.. of Charlotte Abncy,
decd, and of Elijah Pope Abney, decd are re-
uuirct on or before the l+th day of October next
to appear before me and make proof Of their reg
pcctirc debts: and are hereby notified that in de-
fault of their so doing they will be precluded from
the benefit of the decree that will he pronounced
in This cause. A. SIAlkINS, c.E.E.n.
Comm'rs OAica Aug Q, 1852 z'"l
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FINE PIANOS.

MUSIC, &c., &c.
TBNuE subscriber, after returning thanks to their
u friends in Edgefcld and adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ten years.
would inform them that thoy still continue to keep
ON hand q larrc assortment of
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4 | R TIN Gy N NITII Gy,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
CURTAINS, CORNICES, GIMPs, &C.
JAS G. BAILIE & BRO.,

yK7OuLD respectfully attention their stock of the following
Wv goods of their own direct importation, viz:
CARPETlNGs,
English Royal Velvet Carpets new designs ana
embracing patterns
tur Croey Capng New styles ingram Car
tc20l; Dugg CT to lG Mosaic ''et
ard Tufted Rugs, Stair Rods, &c
FLOOR OEL-CLOTHS.
manufactured from to "a t WIDE by
Rosewood
Oil Ca Will De
makers.
WINDOW SHADES.
Shades t in Velvet Gold
Flowers &C., including Bae Parent Shade Fixtures
Shades will find their advantage call
CURTAINS
Delne Mus
Curtains embracing the latest and designs Cnce varc Onps and
everything connected with large stock of Curtain Goods
MAgEHNGs, MATTs,
Cocoa Mng for counting houses and basement A ~ anu
widths; tng IL 64 widths no
check Imported American Door inside outside Wool Grass Mats
VENETIAN CA8PETEEG.
m goods AL widths liberal discount made to tn,
furnishing of churches and public worship Stair Linen and Stair OIL Cot
Broom Brushes &c. all of which would respectfully call the aenh"
ssg. Orders promptly attended JAS G. BAiLE BROTHER
JAS G. BAILlE Charleston, S. c.
Augusta August 81 1859 If "a
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&c GALL 1S 4 Sciltic DUt ac-
proprietor has used In
twcu!y years.
= ing dclnapd from Those
PILLS, aud the sails
= in regard 10 their u.s.. lia<
within the reach nf nll.
~ know that different Ca
40, portions Of llr bowels.
i'IfAlscIC pyi. l.
i.s this well established! li:lcl.
var;rly,.fthr lhlrcst I,g-
alike "ll ever, part"iihc
r' good aud safe in all
- needed, sich ia De-
Stomach, Slecpi-
- Era Il. and Loi iIis,
ana Soreness ores'
= .fr,m sudden Gold, which
end in I long c,.ursc Of
= title, n CI'eepi II <
~ over t il C u o Il ",
"a ache, or weight IN
- 1nnllilutary Disca-
dren ar a Its,
nj Puriferni the Blood
,vbi,.i, n..h l. hnir i'm
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SAN FORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
NEVER DEBILETATES.

TT il compounded entirely from Gums, and
has become established fact = Standard Medicine.
known aud approved by all that have us and is
now resorrd IL wit cnl- ~ dcnce in all the scascs
for which II is fccUIn-, - ;mcnded.
II has cured thousands = within the last twu years
wEu had given up all - hopes Of rclcf, The nll-
mrrsus unsolicited Ger ,itcnt,s in my possession
show q The luse mISl he adar-
ted 10 the temperament = Of The individual taking
it. and used in such Oll,- titles 10 act gently
the Bowels. - Letlhe dictates OF your
judgement guide yuu in the use Uf the LIVER
iNVIC; X TOR; ~ ulil il will cure Liver
Complaints, Bilious - Attacks, Dyspepsia
Chronic DinrrhGn, 5 II mcr G q m =
plants. Dysentcr!I Dropsy, sour
stomach, Hnbitual .+> iCostircncSs. Chol-
ic, Cholera, Chole- ia MOrbUs. Cholera
Infnn ntunI, FlatT- lencc, JaUn Il C {,
Female Weakness ,es, aud may be used sue
ccssfully as mn OrIiiln- sS ry Family Med =
cine. twill cure SICK Fl EADACHE, (as
thulsan, can lcstfy,) In = twenty minutes, if
two OF three Tcu- "a, spO0Mfnls are TAXI
e,l 81 commencement Of attack.
All who use 1t are giving their testimony
IN lis favor. -
MIX WATER III THE MOUTH WITH
THE ISvIGORhTOR, AND SWALLOW
BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
GATH A r TIC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in
GLASS CASES: Air Tight, and will keep Ia
amy climate.
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Extract of Letter from W. II. Norris.

Machines delivered aud Instructions given i'll
their use free Of charge in any part of Edgclic!d
District, Should any Machine not perforin well,
will exchar e it for one which will do good work
All sales at manufacturers prices, with the addi-
ton Of freight. NJ. a. RANsoM,
Agent, of the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co.
Hamburg. Aug. q, 1859 II 3O
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7,LlLY GROCERY

rgy.lE Subscriber is now opening LARGE
4 and FRESH SUPPLY Of
G. ROC OCERIES,
Consisting in part Of
\. &c, Crashed, Powdered and Granulated
SUGARS;
Rio, Imsuyra and Java COFFEE;
n. 0. MOLASSES and SYRUP;
Young Tyson, Hack and Imperial TEA;
RICE and MACCAR0NI;
MACKEREL. No. ], 2, and Mess;
SPICES Of nil descriptions;
YEAST POWDERS and SODA;
Sperm and ..lanautne CANDLES;
CANDIES and CONFECTIONERY;
Soda and Butter CRACKERS;
PICKLES in pints, qts., gal. and gallens;
Branded md Preserved FRUITS;
-CORDIALS, PORTER, ALE, &C.;
Tcmatto, Walnut and Mushroom CATSUPS;
MUSTARD, Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon;
Mackerel and Oysters:
Dried EEEF and TONG UES;
RAISINS, CURRANTS, C1TR0N, PRUNES;
Dried FIGS, DATES, GELATINE
LEMONS and ORANGES:
NUTS, Almonds Pecan, Hazel and Wallauts;
MATCHES, BLEACHING, BRUSHES;
WOOD WARE-Pninted and Well Buckets,
Brass Bound Water Buckets, Measures, Coena Dip
pers, &c.
These Goods have been bought from the hest
Houses in PHILADELPHIA and will be sold Mt LOW
FIGURES FEE CASH.
GIy-All persons indebted will do me an especial
favor to pay the ssme forthwith.
E. I. DAVIS, Agent.
May is If ~
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SEWING MACHlN mes!
Grover & 3 < er's

HS decidedly better for Family us" than any man
Z pfart,,r.d. o.. .s, -. sirab.. .aiurc i'll tn,
improved Macn:,loz i, that wher compared with
all others, they arc nois.ics-. Diagrams prove the
superiority, strength and elasticity of the stitch
and the following testimonials provo the perfect
adaptation of the Machine for family and panta-
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IiC n sfhAASy .
tive CatlIarlic which the
his practice more than
Til. constantly incrca:.
whn haze long used The
faction which all EXPIRES,
in,iucr,l me trplHcc them
The Profession well
iharlicS act on different,
The F:AH1iLE CA
has. with due reference IT,
been cainpuilndr! from i
rtablc Extracts, which act
nlilncn.ary canal. ana arri
cas- : where Il Caihariir Is
IGenents cf the
ness, Pains In the
CostivellcTG. T. ain
the w hole body,
frequently, it neglected.
Fever, Loss of hppc-i
Sensation OF Colo
II estlessncss, iIena-
the II n d, all fll-
scs, Worms in Call
Rheumatism, a great
and many tlisr;lscs Ia,
numerous To mention in
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State of South Carolina,

n, ID q 10 81 j III DIO " ~
IN EQUITY.
William P. Butler, ct. at
Guy Broadwater, Adm'or of J. ~,
Henry Christian, deceased.
ueY virtue of an order made by Chancellor John
5 ston in the above stated case, Notice is hereby
given to eli and singular, the creditors of the said
7. Henry Christian, deceased, to present and prove
their respective demands before me in my othce'
On or before the hrst day Of October next on pain
of being precuded from the benefit OF the deere
tai order of Court.
'''' A. SIMKINS, c.E.E.D.
Commissioners Office, juno IA, 1859 Bun "a
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Copy of a Letter received from Rev. d.

d. Brunson.
DuyroSsvILLE, April 26th, 1859.
Mn. NJ. A. RANSoM-Dcar Sir: The Grover S
Baker Sewing Machine which purchased OF you
last winter, has given entire satistaction. have
soeu many favorable notices published about these
Machines, and from our experience, we believe
them all without cxagcration. Doubtless, when
moro generally known, they will be in general use,
and accomplish what Hon. Mr.. Dauks says, "work
as great change in families, as railways have in
communities and States"
Respectfully, yours, -
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EDeEFIELp DISTRICT, S. C., July, 1859.
The undersigned having had Grover 4 Baker
Sewing Machine, purchased of NJ. A. Ransom, in
use in our families for some time past taEe pleas
ure in giving our testimony to its complete adap-
tation for family and plantation work, making a
seam OF great strength and elasticity, is very sim
pie, easily learned and kept in order and running
with so litle noise as not to interfere with convcr-
sation, if carried on in ordinary tone of voice in
close proximity to the machine. We regard these
Machines as among the greatest labor-saving IN
ventons of the age. Signed,
J. W. STOKES, GEO. McD. WEVER,
A. J. CREIGHTON, B. +. MAYS,
THOS. KERNAGHAN, JAS. L. MATHIS,
VIM. HILL, SAM'L. J. BOYCE,
SIDNEY S. BOYCE, WM. SPIRES,
r J. RYAN, A. M. BENSON,
JOHN A. ADDISON, LUClUS L. HALL,
a. D. MINIS. E. r. HAMILTON,
ELIJAH WATSON, Sr. JOEL CURRY,
las. s. HARRISON, ROBERT J. BUTLER,
A. J. HAMMOND, SAML =. BOHEhs
CHAS. HAMMOND,
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Notice.

a LII persens having demands agains: The Es-
IA tate Of Amor. Lindsey, deed. are requested
to present them to the undersigned daily at,cstcd.
and they are requested to furnish the Exc.rt.r
with true copy nf their respective cuu:s, in "r-
der that he may know how much Of the prorc:t;:
it will be necessary 10 sell to pay the debts o! said
qucsted to make immediate payment.
NJ. FRAZIER, Ex'or.
June 20. 1859. If -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

on hand large assortment of
PIANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Bacon
& Co., HazUlton Bros, and A. H. Gale d Co., New
York, for whom they are sole Agents. These In
strurnGnts having already won such iar-tamcd &C.
lcbry it only necessary for US to repeat TINT for
strenyh, durability and finish together with l'ocer
dcph srcetncss and softncos u tone, they challenge
competition. Persons wanting Superior Piano
Forte, would do much better to call and select from
n large assortment, than by dealing with Pudlnrs
and agents Of inferior makerS, where they have NO
choice, and have often to pny higher prices for in
tcrUr Instruments, than tue ones Of superior
makers can be bought for.
Every Piano Forte sold by US is warranted in
every respect, so the purchaser runs no risk what
ever. Persons ordering from distance from US
can depend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, as
make it point to keep goods of the hest quality
and such as We can recommend aud warrant in
every respect. Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
is very large, and they arc constantly receiving ali
new pieces rs they are published.
GUITAR and rI0LIN STRINGS
of the the best quality always on hand. They
would alsu call attention to their large stock Of
School and miscellaneous Books,
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS,
and other articles. Also always ON hand the lars-
est assortment III the State, Of
GUITARS, ACCoRDEoNs, vI0LINS.
FLUTES FLAGEOLETS. VIOLIN BOWS,
&C., aud every article of Musical Merchandise.
Carl,art's and Nccdham's and Princes celebrated
MELODE0NS.
Accordeons and Fiolins Repaired in the
best manner.
All Of the above articles sold at low prices for
G.l.SN or City acceptanccs by
GEO. A. OATES * BROTHER,
EROAD-ST, Augusta, Gu.,
Between United States and Globe Hotels.
April I, 1859, If 13