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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
LOCAL AFrAIRs.


THE BAPTIsT ASSOCIATION will COM
encs it's sessionsa at the First Baptist Church. this
evening, 81 s o'clock, aud the Introductory Sermon
sttI oe preacbed to-merrrw. large paDber OF
aeiegate. nom various parts Of the State and from
ny South aud Sonth vest are expected TO be Ia att
saasace on the Association, and also os the yu b.
slh Daptst oonseHtioa, ~bich wifi eonvene ON Fri-
10y neAs. "e uuderstsnd that arrangements " III
eo na"o ior AL Visitors in stseueasice and az the
business OF the Convention Is Of the biefas. irn.
Po!tsooe 70 ths Church, an Interesting meeting is
IMPORTANT 1EETssGe a month"; mea.-
log OF the Virginia Mechanics Ins,iknts viii ha
heid at stie ball this evening o. o'clock .ni .verv
member snouid bs present. an eff ,rt ia 10 be-
made TO amebd the constitution. Der ciiixsns oxe
IL TO themselves 20 attead the meetings of TIE Iu
sti uia and becoms familiar with It's workings tr
II properly managed il has the pUwer TO do more
towards the education OF the working classes than
any association ever before established in this
community. The only danger TO be apprebsnaed
to its future success is factioasasss which every
true friend OF tie Cause viii igst against 10 shs
death. Let all pull together, forgiving and for.
getting mere personal preferences aud differences
OF opinion, aud the heretofore neglected work ing
classes will soon havo fouutaiu head from WATCH
they and their chidren can draw such intellectual
supplies as will make them the equas Of th most
favored of the laDd Remember the meeting takes
place at 8 O'Clock to-night, aud be in attendance.
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nsE- THn PgopLR's FRrHNp-AIl dis

coreries that tend to improve heal and prevent dis
ease are invaluable to the mssses, prouided the
prices at which they are held, not high 10
prevent them from purchasing The proprietor Of
BAKERS PRsNIUM BITSBR5, ia putting his great pa
before the people lad ey. to this fact. and
st once determined to give all ansopportunity ofsuse
ing them. he snew that they would cure Dyspep
vent piarrboea siay Fevers, strengthen Dobilitat-
ed Constructors aud dispel Agnes and therefore it
within the reach of ali. If you ara a sufferer try
these Bi'ters. and then. with the thousand OF
others who have been made whole, Join in their
praises TO the rest of mankind. Price 20 cents per
bottle
To be had of all the principal Druggists in the
city of Richmon and elsewhere il Virginia and
North Carolina. ape
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LAsp sAIss-The Valley Garden estate Of Capt
r. J. JefIress, in Mecklenburg county, Va, haI
land of H. u. Coleman, In the same county, hal
been bought for 40 600, by Mark Alexander, Sr.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM A SINGULAR ClUsE.-We find
the following in the Troy Times:

On Tuesday of last week gentleman named Au.
gustus Bedford, belonging in New York, and Who
in this city on business. got shaved at one of
our barber shops. On returning from it TO the
OF friend with whom he visiting, he remark ed
that he believed the barber had given him some
disease, as q small pmpls OIL his lip panied him
very baoly, and commenced swelling after he was
shaved, presenting an angry and ihflam ed appear
ance. During the day this soreness grew worse and
he suffered so much from it be decided to retarD
nome which he did on Wednesday night. His con-
dition rapidly became more distressing-the pain
extended through the body and to the yitais-ano
finally on sunday morning, sfter suffering untold
agony; hs died. The deceased as long as he re
mainej sensible attributed his sufern2s to the in
ocuiatlon of the pimple upon his lip with poison
from the BARRIERS razor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

TuE Our,-Ous hundred and ffty-six conyicts
bermuda. whose time OF penal servitude 10 sbcu
to expire, have been shipped to England 10 tn
bark w. II. Chandler.
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EARLY FASAfIcIsM.-Two boys have been arrest
cd at Liverpool, for putting chromate Of potash
corrosive poison, into the font a oohoiy water II
Roman Catholic Church.
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WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1859.
We, the undersigned. having made careful ex-
animation of samples of Pixies Pore Ohio Catawba
Brandy. hereby recommend 1t cordially TO the pub.
lie as most excellent article worthy Of notice. and
we'll ADAPTED TO medicinal uses. where q superior
and genuine Brandy is required
CoRNsLIUS BOYLE, M d,
A j SEMMEs. Nj D.
ay-yo. sale by W PETERSON,
Wholepals Druggist 1855 Main street.
sole agent for Richmond, Va.
an rn-d,m6cwJm
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LUxUnIEs OF THE SEAsoN.-Some shipments o.
green peas were made to the North fronA Norfolk
Virginia. last week, at s. per barrel. few straw.
berries have been offered in Norfolk at 25 cents pei
quart, but nobody would pay that for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

THs VICE OF INTEMPERASoE.--The inspector Of the
New York Hospitals has issued his nauai report,
in which IL 10 shown that 65 out OF every 100 per-
sons admitted, we're addicted to the use Of intoxi,
eating liquors In greater or less degree, and 81
in every 100 admit they have been Incorporate
drinkers or habituAl drunkardsl
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOUDs

CLATING AND GUTTA PERCHA
- FELT ROOYING.-P W DUDLEY 4 co. deal.
ers Ia STATES AND 0UrTA PERCHA FELT Fok
R00FING.-W y ELLIOTT. our Agent, VIII a.
ing In thorough manner and warranted. Like
wise ths 0utts Percha Felt for Roofing fiat or steep
Bridges, &c &c, we particularly call the attention
ot Engineers. Architects. Contractors, Railroad
Companies aud the building community generally. 1.
the above Felt being cheaper than any other mate.
rts for roofing Likewise, being more dursbie and
proof against ali falling fragments OF IRE. ~ we can
sdgsd TO be best material ever introduced both fer
eheapness durability and imperviousness to water
We iavits any I'm want Of roofing. 70 call and exam
lne Tor themselves, the samples finished at our
warehouse, corner Of 6th and Cary-streefs. kiob-
moId.
B.-od Slate and Metal Roofs repaired and
warranted Address. w E ELLI0TT.
ap pl6-lms Agent Richmond.
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DEBUT OF RUSSO AMERICAN CoUsrEss.-Countess
Guerebella, formerly Miss Ward, daughter of the
late American Consul at Liverpool, has made her
debut as Q vocalist in Paris. She 10 the same lady
who, being deserted by her husband Russian
nobleman, on some pretext of informality in she
marriage ceremony, appealed to the czar, VINO
compelled the husband to be married over again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

Gov WISE AT THE UsvERsIry.-The three litera-
~ societies Of the University of Virginia have 1t
is reported invited Gov. Wise to deliver series OF
lectures before them upon territorial Governs
ment.p We have not ascertsinad whether the in-
vitstion has been accepted Charlottesville Adro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

PIocoLoNINI, or her manager, has published
preliminary to her farewell engagement In Nes
York, card, In which she declares herself de-
lighted with this country, and states that she
that miracle, q Satisfied artistic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

OpD FELLOWS AT CINcINNATI-The fortieth Ami
verssry of the institution of Odd Fellowship tn ths
United States was celebrated at Cincinnati Will
great spirit The oration Of the day was delivered
by Rev. James D. McCabe, of Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

FRUIT AT THE WEST.-A we'll known fruit grower
of ofCncinnat Informs the editor Of the Gazette that
the prospect for good crop, on his 5000 or 1000
trees is ne that If all the fruit now ON the trees
romans to maturity, the limbs will require props
to keep them from breaking
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sy~ e. NJ PIKs & Co.'s Pure CArAw

B4 BkAEDY.-The Ohio Catawba Brandy has for
several yeara past been manufactured from the
pure juice Of the American Cdtasoba Grape, and
uas obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
choicest imported Brandies, in PURITY, QUALITY and
RICHNESS oF FLAVOR.
kead the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. d G, Nov llth, 1858.
DB CLARKE, Esq-sir: have made a chemical
analy sis 01 a sample of pure Ohio Catawba Bran.
dy. OF the manufacture OF IA Pike Il Go. Cincin-
asti, and find it to be pure Wine Brandy, free
from aduiteratons adInixture of Ingredients de-
trimeutai to heaith-not factitious liquor. made
of c.rn spirits ami favoriDg essences; and it is
vel! adapted from its purity and quality, to take
the place Of French Cognac.
THOMAS ANTIsELL, NJ d,
Chemical Examiner Patent Ufiice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

THE MAYOR ABaoAD.-Jsseph Mayo, E:q, Mayor
of Richmond, who went on to attend the water cell
ebrstion at Brooklyn, is noticed by the New York
papers, as being present at banquet given by the
Council of that city, to the National Quarantine
Convention, at the Metropolitan Hotel, Friday
night He made speech in reply to one OF the
regular toasts, which elected much applause
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NTADBwORTH, TURNER g. CO.,

WADBw0RTH, TURNER & CO.,
w No U.s. FOURTEENTH STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
HAVING received by recent arrivals a complete
assortment OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, ccm pTising altogether, very desirable
assortment, suited and selected expressly for the
trade OF Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee,
all of which the trade is respectfully invited TO ex
anime. NH I'm
NEW SPRING AND SU INNER GOODS
~ Il am now in receipt ef my second suppy OF
fresh and desirable new Spring and Summer Goods
ell Of the latest styles which have been bought du
Ting the last week on the most favorable terms
Consisting in Part Of Double JUpe black and colored
Silks Robes &; yoisnts 2 Jupe B"reges and organ
dies: Kisses Iserege Robes; Voiants Bereges aud
Tissues: black en5 coiored bingham: black and color
cd Silk: black Alpscas and BombsZinee; Bayade re
Challies and Beregest Ifsh Linen oil grades; Table
Damssk: Lace MantilFA and Shawls White Grape
Kbawls; Ribbons and Trimmings OF ell styles, and a
ull assortment OF heayy goods for servants wear.
besides vartors other goods too tedious TO mention;
ali of which am offering ct n small advance ON
their original cost.
Being thankful ta my friends and the public for
th.r generous patronage. shall endeavor TO merit
The contiuuance of the same. All now ask IL cali
and examine my st. ok for yourselves as am conn
U'ni o'A S''''' ALFRED MOSES.
anos 63 Main Str eet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

NAvAL-Com Dornin retired from the command
OF the Gosport navy yard Saturday, Capt. Bell ta.
king his place. large number of hands are to be
employed at that yard Immediately, for the pur.
pose, t is stated, of razseng the frigate Columbia
or Raritan,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

ANOTHER NEW CoLoHy.-Deia Webster, who will
be remembered as the "schooi marin who was go-
ing to revolutionizs tho peculiar Institution Of
Kentucky, has arrived at Madison, Ind, with
about thirty families from Massachusetts, with the
intention of starting a shoe factory on her farm,
which is situated on the bluffs OF the Ohio river
below Milton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

TEE BROOKLYN WATER CELEBRATIoN.-The Brook
lyu water celebration Thursday went off with
great ecldt. A large assemblage OF people station
ed themselves along the line Of march at early
hour, aud every piazza, balcony, roof and window,
was tiled with people, anxiously awaiting the ar,
rival of the procession. All public offices and the
principal places of business were closed
As coon as the procession commenced moving,
the bells throughout the city commenced ringing.
grand display OF fire works took place at night,
and almost every house was illuminated. During
the day addresses of congratulation were deliver"
ed by Mayor Mayo, of Richmond, and the repre-
sentatiyes of other cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

EXPORT OF BREaDsrUYPs.-The export of bread
s,ufs from the United states to Great Britain and
Ireland, from the lst September of the latest mail
dates from the shipping ports, was S5,75S bbIs.
flour, All, 500 bushels wheat, and 3l9, ,452 bushels
corn, against 7S4 1878 bbls. four 346S, $40 bushels
wheat, 2,5lo22 bushels in the same time lass
year. To the continent of Europe the shipments
since 1ss September last have been A, ,256 bbs,
flour, ,2Is bushels wheat aud 25,450 bushels
corn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

PARDoNED-John Sanders, who has been confined
in Jail at Harrisburg for some two years upon 9
charge of kidnapping negroes, has been pardonet
by Gov Packer, and WAS liberated on Thursday -
A daughter of his, it is said, died on Wednesday
aud made dying request that she might be per.
mitted to see her father, which was refused. Hi
was liberated, however, ia time TO assist in con-
signing her to the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

A RoUaH APRIL SoUfH.-A letter dated Clarkes.
Vile, Ga, Saturday, April 23d, says: "The noun
tains this morning are covered with snow, and
we had plenty of ice last night To-day is as cold
as any day last winter"
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revenue for the current month, from Boston, York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Orleans, 10 as
sumed to be four millions, on the basis OF return
already received. The revenue for the quarter !
estimated at over twelve millions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

FRENCH MEacANrIbE NAvY.--The French mercan.
tile navy consisted on the LIST of January last OF
IA 1000 sailing vessels, of which IL 600 were ens
10 the Mediterranean. II comprised, moreover,
$50 steam vessels, of which 1872 we're engaged In
distant voyages, and las in the Mediterranean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

A CASE OF TRUE LovE.--Our readers will remem.
bsr the lady of whom we gave sD account, who
used such exertiops TO marry the young scoundrel,
Van Ness, during his incarceration in the Mohawk
street JAIL outstanding the fact her betrothed
lad just received sentence of five years and up-
ward 10 the State prison. Sheriff McKowan, who
returned from Auburn yesterday, reports that this
same lady has followed Van Meas to that place
and after repeated solicitations, had been permit
ted to see aud embrace her afiauced "lovyeT." She
declares she will wait until the ave years ont
and marry her darling in spite of sherihs and
keepers. 1t Is one of the most remarkable cases
Of romantic oonstancy We hare heard Of lately
Utica Herald
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kjOTlCE-AUsTIk& a. &asNIkY. Frank
iin street. would respectfully call the attention
of buyers and CONSUMERS 10 their stock on hand:
8 600 basnels superior seed Oats
90 do Corn
100 do Ship stuff lit f.5a5
1000 do Brown stsf kss
sH0 do shorts
5000 do Bran
l00U bales superior Baled Oats aid Hay
2U0 bushels aoei irish Potatoes
30 do Su,erior Boted Meal
Which they offer lcw sp 3o-3t
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The "MAD Posr."-Charles Fenno Hoffman, so
long an inmate of the State Lunatic Asylum at
Harrisburg, Pa, is, says the New York correspon.
dent of the Boston Transcript, ''in good physical
health but terribly annoyed by illusions of sight
and hearipg, though at times very pleasant and
sociable-exhbtins all his old fire and energy, with
recollection of past scenes and memories most
aston ishing 70 all who have known him."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFILD DISTRICT,
Nv EQUITY.
Martha Mcdaniel,

Martha Mcdaniel,
Sarah s. Mcdaniel, ct al.
UaY Virtue of All order from Chan Wardlaw in
I'D this case. will sell ut Edgcheld C. H.. on
the first Monday in next month (Novcmbcr) the
following Real Estate of Levi R. Mcdaniel, de-
ccascd viz:
a TRACT OF LAND containing about -Four
hundred acres, more or less. lying on the Augusta
Road, near the Savannah River, in this District.
and bounded BY lands of Col. James Tompkns,
Sarah Blair, W. D. Jennings and others.
Terms-A credit of twelve months, with inte-
rest from day of sale, except to the costs Of this
suit which must be paid in cash. Purchaser 1t
give Bond with approved su,eties to secure the
purchase money. Titles to be paid for extra.
A. SLMKINS, c.E.E.D.
0rt12 1T 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02

This is to certify that have had one of Mr..
Bonds Tuycre or iron appendagc, to smith fur
mace in my smiths shop, for several months, and
my smiths inform me that it is considerable i'm
provement to the smiths furnauce, and especially
in making and laying plOws-is saving in time
by heating quicker and heating broader surface.
Aug. 4th 1859. JAS. GILLIAN. .s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


Arthur Wie!all, Trustee. aad Others
T.. j. IounSbiood.
EpY Virtue of an order frcm Chancellor Ward
I'D law. directing that the property held in Trus'
under deed Of lndeEturc. between h. j. Young
bloml and Eliza his wife and !Art!:ar Wigtall, be
divided among the parties in interest. will pre-
cec,l to sell at EIgcield {. H. on the first Monday
i'll December next,
36 Likely Negro Slaves,
Viz: Marcus. p:,lo and her chd Alfred. Andrew.
Harriet. Susan. Tidy. Cinda n her two children
Mai and Margaret; ; Sukr AMI icr ts" children
:Aniy and Bccca, hillis, Dick Rias, l.rchY Joh.;,
Clancy an,, lie: twu children Richmond and Sal"
Frank Jupiter Richard, Henry, Cesar, Nan an'i
her three chiirc! Moses. Tom and an iniaiti
child: Mary and $50 c!ii,ircn Bob aid Lew: AA-
IA, Me!ia, Tone.
Among this Ia. G! Negroes. 'acre arc two c.
ccvnt Shua-iniAc;*. ul!c capital Carpenter, G:c
Blacksmith, ;wu capital SeainstrcSscs-!irr good
Cooks Washers ami lruacrS,-:l fact Negroes Vi
all trades, youn, and sound.
Here is al opportunity which rarely presents
itself in this market to purchase valuable negroes.
Embrace it, as you may never have such another.
Te,ms--A credit of twelve months with interest
from date except rs to the costs OF this proceeding
which must he paid in cash. Purchasers to give
bond with two approved surciics to secure the
purchase money.
4. SIMKINS c.E.E.p.
OFT 1s.l, 1870 nt Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 9th, 1859.

We hereby certify that VIC have in use one Of
Mr.. $. J.. Bonds Patent Tnyerc Irons, and find it
ilr superior 70 the old ones generally in use, being
much easier worked auh heating quicker than any
ne have heretofore tried anl wc take pleasure in
recommending them to al. Blacksmths or any one
having r:c for forge.
JOHN ALEXANDER l. co.
Congaree Iron Works.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
State of South. Carolina:
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
" EnL[TT

Pcrmclia Abncy,
Charles Thomas, and others.
I'D virtue Of an order Of the Court in this cause
I'D will proceed to sell at Edgeiield Couri
iouse, on the first Monday in November, the fol
lowing Rcnl Estate of Mark Abmcy, deceased. viz
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing aboG; ny,
hundred Acres, more or less, adjoining lain!s :"
Or. Adams, Mrs. Culclazicr, Mrs. Taicy ans; o'l,-
crs, and lying on the Martin Town Road, in this
District. Three hundred Acres of this tract ir'
said to be in native forest and well timbcred.
TERas-A credit Of twelve months, with ir.crcs
from day of sale. Purchaser 10 give bond wti' IL
least two good suretes to secure the purchase aon
cy. Titles to he paid for extra.
A. STMKINS, c.E.E.D.
oot 1910 5;n -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
EnGErIgLn {. IL. Sect. End. 1850

In hereby certify that have tried one of S.
L. Dun't's pa.cnt Tuycre Irons and take great
plea in stating that j. is saving Of both labor
ana coal: that it gives much quicker, cleaner and
bette: heut than any have seen, and am perfectly
satisfied that it will answer The desired effect and
chccrtully recommend it to all persons having use
for forge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
CoLCNDIA, Aug. 9th, 1859.

We have changed one of our Tuycro Irons to
test one Of S. l.. Bends Patent, ard we think that
it is to the advantage Of every Carria -maker to
give it Il iria!-th he desires quick heat and to
ave coal. We were opposed to Patents. MS many
pf them have proved useless. Gu; this simple and
profitable one has partly stopped our prejudice.
BREMEN g. CARROLL,
Coach makers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
W. D. GfcNEILL.
NINETY SIX, Sept. Bird, is;

hereby certify that 1 have in use in my shop
one OF $. l.. Bund's Patent Tuyere or Compound
Bellows Pipe, an,l lind it far superior to any thing
of the Kind have yet seen. 1t heats quicker, and
is great saving of coal and time. cheerfully
recommend it to all persons using forge.
S. A. CRAWFORD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
CoLrMu1a. S. C., Aus. 9th, 1859.

COLrMnIA,S s. G., Aug 9th, 1859.
hereby certify that have tried and have now
il w:c one Ar ). l.. Bonds Patent Tuycre Irons,
,nI lake sr:'it pleasure in stating that it is
,avns beth in labor and coal. that it. 1--WE: quick
:r, cleaner and hcttcr heat than any have seen,
and am perfectly satisfied that it will answer the
:csi cd effect: aad cleertiliy recommend it to all
persons having use Tor :. forge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
CERTIFICATES.
DrE-WEsT, Sept. 10Th, lSj

7T 70 ' T5'V'
This is to certify l!.a, have had one of s. L.
H"u.S P.;cn; Tuycrc Irons in use for the last two
wces and fad it quite superior to the old pipe in
heating 4 broader surface, aud heating much fas-
Ter. AMI consequential saving il; coal And would
lce9:sirend them to all persons haviag forge.
ROBERT ELLIS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
NORMAN COWLES.
NINETY Six, S. c., Sept. srd, 1859.

NINETY Six, S. c., Sept. 3rd, 1859.
This is to certify that have had one of S. L.
B1ns Patent Tuycre Irons in use for several
days, and find i: far superior tn any have hereto
fore seen, in hcatiDg much faster and heating o
broader surface. l find it also quite saving in
rUn take pleasure in recommending it to all
having use for forge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 9th. 1859.

'"'e''"i'' S' S' EAoSN-'s ~, too''
nave examined and trisd the Tuyere Iron of
$. l.. Bond, aud most cheerfully recommend it to
;hc public as Que uf the best articles have ever
had in use. GEO. A. SHIELDS,
Furman Palmetto Iron Works.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
G. T. MASON.
EpcrrrrLD D!srrlcr, 5. G.. Sept. %, 1859.

EnGErrELD DISTRICT, 5. e. Sept. 23, 1859.
We lo certify that We have in our shop one Of
); l.. Lends Patent Tuycrc Iron or compound
Fellows Pipe, and lind it lnr better than the old
uipc We cc,.iicr hat q heat can he obtained in
.wo .r'ls Of the time of the old pipe-and We
,upIose would be u saving Of one third coal. We
take pleasure in recommending them to al persons,
or any one having n forge.
BURST & ANDREWS.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-02
Conditional Notice.

MroTICR.--All persons indebted to the Is
~ tate of ann Green, decd, are requested to
make Immediate payment; ami all those having
demands are also requested to p:cscnt them, pro-
perly attcatcd, according to lev.
C. Il. GRAY, Admor.
Oct 26 3t ~