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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

ssqs The conscience fani Of the Teasury
Department on Saturday week, was augment.
ed ny the contribution, from au ANONYMOUS
source of the handsome sum OF $l6,775, of
which SIG 600 were IN seven.thirty bonds and
the remainder IN greeubacks The packa re
WAS neatly addressed, and bore the Posmark
"Urbana, Ohio" but was unaccompauied by
anything which might lead TO the i1entiica.
ton of the person forwarding it, who TAX
en- the precaution OF cutting out the lumber on
each band
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
/ MPoRANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills il the
result of long and extensive practice They mi Id
their operation. and cannot do harm to the most de-
sate certain in correcting all Irregularities, Pain
fol Menstru ationB, removing all distractions,
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side,
palPtaton OF the heart. whites all nervous secttons
hystercs, fatigue pain in the back and limbs, 4 g.
DISTURBED sleep, which arises from Interruptions oil
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
wa the commencement OF era In the tire Atmnut
of irregular and distractions, which have con
sig ed so many to premature crave. No female "a
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health
to decline. Thesa Pills form tho finest 2repal alton
ever put forward with IMMEDIATE AND PERSIST
ENT suoo Ess: DON'T BE DEoE WE'D, Take this
Advertisement TO your druggist and tell linn that
want the best and most reliable female medicine in the
world. which is comprised In these pills.
Oh. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
have been q standard remedy for over Thirty Years
and are the most efrctual known for all
plants peculiar to FEMALES. To all classes they
invaluable inducing, with certainty, periodical
rity. They are known to Thousands, who have used
them At different periods, throughout the country,
hsYag the sanction of some OF the most eminent ply
sioians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should be
used with etoh BoX-ths Price One Dollar per Boz,
Boxes for s., containing from 50 to 80 pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly secure from obkerva-
ton, BY remtting to the PIoprietorB. Sold by Drug
gists generally, HUTCH1Ns H1LLfEh,
mT lilly ProprietorR,
% Dsy street. New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

E%-It Is estimated that one thousand per.
:oas have arrived at Galveston and Houston.
Texas, TO escape the persecution OF guerillas
Z the iaterior, who rob and murder or 18th
sides Unfortunately, for plumber Affairs
throughout tbe state are daily becoming worse
Instead OF better, and innumerabe outrages are
hourly recorded.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

THE SALE OF TIE SRsSAEDoAH-The money
realized by the United States from the sale Of
lhe priVateer Shenandoah, at Liverpool, has
oil been RENTED TO the Secretary Of the reas-
lry. II amounts 10 the sum of SIS 492, In gold
TIE reniusnees were made through the Bar.
ings
The place to buy your glass fruit jars, cheap
is a, Pickles china store, No. 2l3 Market Of
Will Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

ATTENTION AN adjourned meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the Union Party of
New Castle county, will he he ia the Institute
Building, Wilmington, on wtdn' sday, Septem-
Der 26ih, inst, at O'Clock, 7. NJ. full
attendance of the meni ers is r,qlejted,
Us. VALENTINE Cha r..an,
John P BELvILLE, Secretary,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

Ga5- he New York Herald edtorially Gays,
The Gubernatorial eleslion in PENNSYLVANIA
Will be all one way. Major General Geary
VIII undoubtedly be elected by a majority
that will settle the questions at issue 10 ali
the other loyal STATES and revive the old pro-
verb, "As goes Pennsylvania 80 goes the
Union. .t.N
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

OBIrUAaY.-We are obliged 20 announce
the death OF an old and i; not respectable, at
least wen known party in this otate-The
Democratic Party The cause o. the dscea.e
Of this old public fuucuonary, was bread and
butter. The craving for the 7poi. OF Office,
and the iamish ing condiDi Il Of the party lei
10 turn of the coat from JEFF Davis, TO Andy
'oLIso-, under the care OF Dr. Comegys Of
Do'er Delaware. Tie change was too sudden
and the draft SO great on the Constitution hat
he Party toSk once and departed this life
ltls also supposed that The too free use o.
National Bunting, has Affected he health o
the Party, which was not accustomed to this
sort Of dtapety
Many of the friends OF the party 10 no,
know whether they will take large dose O.
Johnson, as ordered by Dr. Comegys, or a.,
a natural death under the leadership Of GOV,
saul.bury, accidental Governor of Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
WIDOWS INCREASED PENSION,

= HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE CORRECT FORMS
L for making application for widows increased Pen.
sons All soldiers widows allowed In addi-
ton to the s. per month ~ month for every child
under l6 years Of age. Make application at once. My
charge only IS for attending to this business This
Pension be obtaine that each widow will
be ablo to draw her money March lth 1867,
WIN b. WIG0lNS,
US Army aud Navy Claim Agent,
sept lo,lm No 5l0 Market ST., Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

Deafness, Hlindnoss ana Catarrh
Treated with tho utmost success, by DA. J. IsAACs
ooulist and Aurst Formerly Of Leyden Holland) No.
$40 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
from reliable In the City and Country
an be seen his ONCE The medical faculty invited
accompany their PATIENTS he has secrets In his
| practice ARTIFICIAL EYEs inserted without pain
| No charge made for examination. sept 2f66.ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
DIED.

AtNew Castle, on the 18Th met, Peter Sos-
samon, aged So years and 3 months.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

Nav CAsrLE UuUktY. June .5tr 1896.
1 P9s The application Il CALVIN nlGuflELp. Al
lii;, IL SAID count decd II moKnEkLD snd -
rected by the keg tor, That the
give notice OF the rantus Leters0i himnhifstior
upon the Estate of the declared with the grant
log thereof, BY cpuBiuE TtiErmUut BE- p.rtrt
within forty days from the date Letter FIX
otthe most public place. of the county OF New Cas-
tie reauirinx all persons having demanus Eainqjlhe
Estate ITO present the same abide b, Act OF A.
sembly in such made provided. AndAlsu cAuHs
the samet be inserted within the period the
Delaware Republican. newspaper puhliHhed IH IS DO
ming ton, aud to be continued thureintv ~ mUuthE.
t-~S-l tivenunder thehand aud seal tUhtcH Of the
y. \. Register aforesaid, atNew Castle 10 Sew Car
t--l tie county aforesaid the day aud year siuyo
written. II. q FKAtM, Register.
NOriCB-h ips sli sytnE clauss AGAIN. the
tRtsOi hedeceaEed presph' he aAmVdN
to the ADM nistrRtor hrnrr j NJ - b. lfiI,
afids the act Of Assembly in such sud
prov''ed, CALVIN HlGilfItLI.
% Pun. Administrator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post
Once at Wilmington, Stats of Delaware, 22ni day
OF September 1865
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
Registers Office.

rrpn,nkw oAsrLK COUNTY, sel tcrbtr 10Th 1875
L poN the application Of MARY l. stroud AJ"1ipis
~, - ratrlk OF SAMUEL STROUD, lste III u MINI
SRpkREnp5 sna Al d ssld C"uHit deeeasod il Is
alto Ieaaid, give notee the granting o
levers o. Adminlatraoh upon the Estate 4 tie az "a
with the hste OF granting thereof by caustuv
ments TO be posted within forty days FROM liz
huch ."tterhtn sir Of he most places tho Gnu
81 New Oaste requir ng all persons having aemaHt
against the Estate present the or hlds nv
hct OF Asse nbly in such ease mad" Au provided AMI
aAo eau sc the sauna to be inHcrr within The period
10 the Delaware Republican sNHpNpar h,J "a,
WILMINGTON, AM to be contnuel hrrain twn u,onils
Al Given under the hand aud Seal OF on "a, al tto
So Register oresaid, at Rev Castle In New Uaa
written. Il 4, FnAIN "a NO., ''"
N9TICE,-Au persons haS ing r'ntI4s rgniusI tit,
E,tate OF the do "Asei preSe tn, sans dull,
Attested to tia" Administrator Or one s-pt.mI
"tU, l13ii OF hoh" rus Acl "l Assrmht ears
made hnh roNided MARY SfKUUn,
sept Us sh AdmiutHttatris.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

DoUETY.-sOLDI RS WHO SERVED THREE
d years, aud received only 800 bounty Ger
Gel re another 400, The parents, widows and minor
children Of the class Of sodersars EMIT 800
Soldiers discharged account Of wounds from three
wear reg ens are entitled to 800 additional Tho heirs
Of soldiers and Discharged soldiers In the country can
forward their discharge and heirs Of soldiers
write stating Of their cases. and they will have
| prompt attention, Apply to WIN b. WIGGINs,
Military and Naval Ciaim Agene' No DO Market st,
Wilmington Del. aug BIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
From Me Neu le,& O1ss,rer.

1--WE have had in use for mnrths past one Of wrst.
nnnns which has given us more satisfaction fore,
and lifting pump than any have ever used Itis nn'
of great pnwcr aud well adapted for ships decks mines
I1lnn;rir 1nd Enjicdy JvgrD0i says: Ii rcconmcn.
lied inr its extreme simplicity Of construction, gr''n'
strength and cos,tc; durability and ci'apncss o 70
nar There j. no snfiing boX-ic prtss.re bving h,,
by cuppacking like upon the w0rkine-piston, working
In cylinder red for tho purpose within the upptr air
chainber-whch we think agreat movement, as siufi,t
soliabc to be deransed aud leak under strong pressure
to saw nothing of the loss by friction incident thereto II
has also two r chambers-thus The action of tlc valr
Is cushioned upon both sides by ar-preyenog water
hammer and vacuum-thuDp. The valves are very nc
cessble and simply and cheapy repaired. They wosh
easier than any pump have ever the inch cJ
Under being worked by children in wells one hundred
feet Deep and they extremely cheap, rs well s
simple and strong, we freely recommend them"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
A. Cures fer the ,CoIiC,

l was travelling in Indiana, put up for
the night at double log cabin on the
banks of the Wabash, ate heartily Of
cucumbers at supper, and an hour after
was suffering all manner of tort,!res from
the colic-cramps-whew Great beads
of cold sweat stood on my forehead, and
l was doubling up and Strengthening out
like jumpingjack spoke to the woman
of the house-a midde-aged, fair-haired
woman, who had raised at least nine tow
head "gals" and boys-about fixing me
some. pepper tea, or something of that
nature. telling her -l7had a terrible spell
of collie. Said she:
III 60 and fetch mother, canse, stran-
ger, do reckon she's the awfnlest best
hand for curin' coIic III the whole Wabash
bottom"
She went into smother part of the
house, and ten minutes after one of the
uglest, sallowest, littlcst old woman |
ever saw in any part Of the civilized
world came hobblng in. This f.arfnlly
and wonderfully ugly old w"nlalI, step.
ping close IN front of me and STOPPING
forward, said:
"Stranger, Betsey Jane tells me she
reckons you've got the c"lics powerful.
Now I've hin so myself nigh 10 a hun
dred times. | reckon, in the cowcunber
season; and Betsey june, she's bin that
way, Richard, he's bin that way, and the
biggest end of the rest Of the family"
Producing ii m,l.kct ball-an ounce
bullet of cad-she assured me that
would be aIl right in five minutes after
swallowing il: lil,:t lead Was death on
= culicS. f"
Being terribly rackcd, and hardly know
lug what | did, | seized the bullet, and
with one single gulp, down it went. No
sooner WAS it down, than repented Of
having swallowed it. | remembered to
have heard that lead was poisonous. Star
ting up cried out:
" You old wretch, you have killed me
Lead is 4 deadly poison. 1t will Kill
Iae!"
Fla La bar" laughed the old crone
in i sliril Voice" kill yer! don't poster
,erscf' with the idea! Why, stranger
that bullets been IN the family nigh on
to twenty Years. Richard, he, has swal
lowed.ir; the biggest end of the Children
they've swallowed it, and I've swallowed
it myself nigh on to forty times"
"Youl" cried, starting from my seat
"you've swallowed this same bullet2"
"Sar;in! That same bullet every cow
cumbcr season for nigh twenty years"
"You old deyilm erred, as | rushed
from the house.
a few minutes after there might have
been seen very sick.lupkirs young
man leaning across rail.fcnce in th'
vicinity.
A village pedagogue, in despair with
stupid boy, pointed to The letter A an'
asked hin if he knew it.
Yes, sir.
"w ell, what is it 2"
Il knows her very well by sight, bu
hang me if remember her nn'ns'"
"SALLy," said a young gent, preparin!
to take Snooze, " il eny one calls, tel
them I'm gone"
"Gone where, sir?"
"Gone to Sleep
A saw.Gler in New York, whose prac
tce is very extensive in doctorins dul
saws, puts out sign in the form of
hand<aw with the words "saw dentist
painted on it.
Now my little boys and girls" salt
a teacher, g | want yon to be very still
so still that you can hear n pin drop
For Il minute all was still, aud a littl
boy shrirktd, 81 let her drap!''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
oSP ECT US
THE SUMTER NEWS |!
ygyHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO IS
Z. sue al Sumter, S. G, on or aboutthe first Of
June, 1865, mccktgypapcr, to be entitled
"THE SB.&TER NEWS"
OF

"THE SBMTER NEWS"
This journal will be devoted to literature, mo-
rality and general intelligence, and the promulga-
ton Of the occurrences OF the day-politicul nnd
nrnaral--w,,ch may he of interest 10 The people.
y" p.ins "r expcns, will be spared by the pro-
pric:or 10 FENDER his paper acceptable 10 I'll classes
or our ren,ler.. H. confidently refers 10 his long
experience ioi ,2 years. III the past i"urnal
isl, 10 secure :ur HIM The patronage y. the poo
rlc nf bis District.
lie conyrainlares him .elf that he can select for
the naug ugura,ion "r his en.erpri:e better occa-
SION than the present. Al the Termination of u
long and bln"ly struggle. in which the principles
of the government have b,vn oyerrJden and the
Constitution trlnpled under fOht-in which all
tn, angry passions If frail and erring bunan ia
ture have been excited and cxerci:cJ--thc Angel
uf Peace is now about tO unfold her wings over
all sections uf our c6phiry, aud once ugain to
gather around her the goodness, the strength and
the magnitude of the American Union. At such
n timc NE this, ho can have no better landmarks
by which, for the good Of his country, 10 direct
his course than the Uhiop, tho Constitution aud
tho President Of the United States and he pledges
himself to sustain, as far rs he is abo, tho purity
and integrity Of the onc and the Grinncss, the pa
tIiotism end the s;atesranship Of the other.
To the people of Sumter District he confidently
appeals for their sympathy aud patronage.
Identified az he has ever been with them and
their interest in the past, he asks to be allowed
the samo privilege in tho future. He expects to
build up for lhcu, District paper, tho course Of
which will be consistent, pru lcut md patriotic,
and one which he hopes will not be wanting in its
influence tho education and training of tho
rising generation.
The services Of an able and talented editor
have beou secured who will devote hs time and
abilities to tho entertainment and instruction of
his patrons, and who will take pleasure in second
ing the efforts Of the undersigned, to render THE
SUMTER NEWS worthy of the confidence aud
support Of a discriminating public.
For further information as to terms, &C., ad-
dress me at Sumter, S. c.
II. L. DARR.
Nav l5 tf 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06


"Miss," said gentleman, profering
his umbrella to q lady in shower, "pcr.
NIT me to be your beau 2"
"Thank you for your polileness," was
the reply; sand as have plenty of far
weather beaux, | will call you my rain
beau"
A schoolmaster, who was as fond Of
his grog as of the globes, was asked the
difference between gravity and gravita-
ton.
"When Eve drank five glasses of
grog," replied the pedagogue, "my gravi.
ty vanishss and my gravitation begins to
operate"
A lady asked pupil at o national
school, "What was the sin of the Phari-
see 2"
:. Eating camels, marm," quickly re.
| piled the child.
She had read that the Pharisees "strain.
ed at gnats and swallowed camcls."
4Mahiiut'' saio iVle 1Ntll had the
governess oughtcto Aog me for what did
not do ?"
"No, my dear child, why do you ask 3"
because she a"gged me to-day when
| di Int de my sum-"
A younger brother had esia,used nm
old and ill-tempered wife, hnt extremely
itch. FIe used to say:
"Wheneveri I find my wife cross, ana
my own temper giving way, retire to
my library, and console my self by read.
ing her marriase-settement."
Mr.. Qnilp says he finds much less
difficulty in Keeping bis word than in get
ting anybody to take it..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
TIE CAROLINA EVANGELIST,

A Baptist WEEKLY PAPER TO BE
PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG, s. e.
HyuE Subscribers propose to commence, in the
Il ear part of June, the publication of
BAPTIST WEEKLY, to be called TIL Z CARO-
LIMA EVANGELIST" ?
In addition to articles end items of denomi-
national character, 1t is designcd that it shall
contain reoding matter of general interest.
1t will equal in szo the Confederate Baptist
lstcly published in Columbiu), and will be en-
larged, irhc subscription list should be suficien-
ly increased to warrant The change. il will be
printed ou good paper and in clear type.
Subscription price THREE DOLLARS PER
ANNUM.
Thuse who are favorable To- the publication CT
the EVANGELIST, will please cndeayor to OBJ
tain Subscriptions, and forward names of Sub
scribers, with their POstofcrs, to 0rapgeburg, S.
c., addressing either OF the undersigned.
B. W. WHILDEN,
Pastor of 0rangcturg Baptist Church.
TuaD. c. ANDREWS,
Publisher Of The Carolina Times.
April II II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
so1oS Eorrxsox To TIE FAEarnl cLrn, JAs. %:

SoLoN ROBINSON TO TIE FAEMEE's CLrp, JAN. %;
s~No Farmer who OWNS we'll or cistcrn can possbl!
afford to be without iron pump. II should BE- at once
a suction and force pump-a perfect little cngine-sucb
q ono known rs Vests Improved Pump 1 speak Oi
hi. pump because happen to know |! 10 be very SIM
pie, durable powerful and cheap, and il don't reez "
nor get out Of order year. know this and think
mayb be doing the farmers good by speaking of IL
boy ten years old can work i, and throw u continuous
acknowledgements stream. 1t Gun be made to work in
deeu wells as well US in shallow Ones"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
Stray Colt.

.tSTRAyED from tho Subscriber. on the osl
~ April. BAY fILLY, abou, two years old.
Her tnilsd had hoen trimmed, and both hind feet
are white. Whenirs;.hoarl from she was in the
reighhorhond of. Colemnn's x Roads Any in
formation .of her "here"bouts will be thankfully
received: any one taking her up Till be compen-
snted for their irouhle. Informs tion NAV be left
with br. John. ON Lowry. or OF Dorn's Mills.
May Is 4ts 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
Final Notice.

rSyHE CREDITORS OF THOMAS PITTS,
4 decd, ere nc.ifed that final settlement
will be had ON his Estate, in tSc Orlinary's Office
FOR Edgefeld District, on the 26th MAY NEXT.
All persons having demands against the said
Estate must present them according to law on or
before that day, otherwise they will be excluded
from payment. THOMAS JONES,
Agent for I. A. Pitts, Ex'or.
Feb &c 3m Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
Certificates.

Certificates.
We take ple.sur iu ..ablishing the following
Certificates received from Gen. NJ. c. BrTLER and
Capt. 4. W. GxrzEy:
= EnarrlkLp, S: c., April 18th, 1866.
Mn q b. Hocosoy.-Deor Sir: have tried
,sc Artificial Leg of your manufacture for six
weeks, and have no hesitation in saying that
regard it as inlispunsable'to my comfort walk
and dane. with great ease, and tako pleasure IN
recommending your Leg rs better In uil respects
tL.u uuy other that know of, or have examined.
N. C. BUTLER.
EpeEpIELp D DISTRICT, S. c., jan. 8, 1866:
Mr.. G. b. Hoccsos-Sir: have tested the leg
made by you; ind it sati.iac.ory, and am pleased
with the same. have no hesitation in recon-
msndinr the Artificial Limbs made by You 70 my
comrades, who, like myself, have been unfortunate
in the late war. AourS, cIc,,
The opinion of C. C. Butler, Esq., of Augus-
ta. Ca, who has been wearing artificial limbs fol
trcn'y ysars:
AUGUSTA, Ga March 9th, 1866.
Mn. G.. B. HocGsoN,-Deor Sir: After trial
of tho leg you mado for mo, I am glad to give
Won certificate of my upprobation for the same
AZ it comes up to my utmost expectation. have
beou wearing artificial limbs Of different manu-
fac.urcr. for twenty yeurs, and s'u convinced
in my own case of tho great advantages you bave
in knowing. how to adjust your limbs properly tt
your patients By wcaringa an artificial leg yourself
Yours, truly,
C. q. BUTLER.
April "a ct IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
Wines and LIQUORS.

ALL kinds of CHOICE WINES. coGNAc
"A BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN and the DEST
tWHISKEy kept constantly on hand. -
If you desire good article fer fain ilx use go to
D. r. McEWEN.
will sell fno article Of Bourbon by tie gal
Ion at Augusta prices BY tho barrel.
Mar27N If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06

CANBFID0b 4uI.Nisi ~ O'f q uIro 20 1V0-0'
I'D. WEST & Co.-Gents: The Pump (which ordered
for our mine is received aud put work in uRdera!
shaft which We are sinking. VIC find that one man Will
with ease, l fifty gallons per minute We ted in hret
and half hours all the water in the slalt which mea
sures even twelve feet and thirty feet Deep and II ws'
full when we commenced. II answers our expectations
in every respect. 1t will do great service with but trfna
expense for repairs. Yours, respectfully.
BURR HIGGINS"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06

"The undersigned having used VESTS lmpr"ved
Pumps chcerfily recommend them rs simple, durable,
and powerful in raising and throwing water. aud f'r
their ease of action security against frost, and low price
we believe them superior 10 all ohers.
WARREN LELAND, Met. Hotel. y. y.
j. W. POMEROY, YonkcE, y. Y.
JOHN MESSEEAU. NJ Y.
DONIElCk LAWRENCE Winchester
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
Estate Notice.

A IL persons Living claims against the Estate
IA Of DR.. J. F ADAMS, drc'd are notified to
present the same, duly attcstcd, without delay.
Those indeb ed tai snid Estate ure requested to
pny up ut an carly date.
S. W. NICHOLSON, I A,,o.,
J. T. ADAMS, "N '''
Maya23 IF 21
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06
Estate Notice.

A III P.rsons indebted to tho Estate of J. P.
"a BATES, deceased. arc requested to pay the
same as early as possible. Tho,o having claims
against tho said Estate nre notified to render thom
in to the undersigned. properly nttrted.
LUCY J. BATES, Ad'ix.
May IS sm 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06

GRRAT NICK, L. l.. 1851.
"Ihaye used this Pump for one summer and winter
exposed 10 the northwest win coming over Long lsant
Sound being the codest possible exposure and ct re
time did il freeze nor were We unable at any time |,
pump water with great case.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-06-06

aThis may certify that have been using atmy man
ufacture for the last four years Vests Improved Pum
kept constantly ut work q hours Of each day, (excep
Sunduys and has been running for the past two Year,
pronounce them unhesaniy, the beat pumps that have
been brought to my notice, having used many other
previously. They simple in their construction and
not easily dsarrangcd.
New York, Oct 12, 1868. JAS. n. WEBB"
Wehaye plenty more such certificates, but think
these orc enough. For Pumps, Hose, Pipe, &C.,
&c. address or call upon