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renrfnl Casualties at Sea.

With the la, two weeks no less than half
doz ve,s=ls, rno,t!y valuable steamers, have
been wrecked 20 the Atlantic coast between New
Jerzey ard Florida. The l'ss 6flifs however
except in ;hs cage Of the E:ening. Star, where
more than huhd.el human being' peri.hed
i.hed, mas been uncomfortable.
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WHITE MAN KILLED By a NEcEo'.on
Tuesday night of last week, i'll the neiglbor,
hood oi Salnori,y, several white men called
mon Cato Calhcuu, freedman, as we learn
With the view to secure the return of pistol
hcIonsiug to one of tue party, and which IL
was as,er,ained was in his possession. Upon
arr;vino at the house of the said CuLo, the
n.rty approached the door, explained the
object OF their visit and desired o'"' 10 open
the door. After q short delay the uo9r =. v a3
opened aud Cato, with pistol IN hand ii;e1
upon the party, and young man nam 81
Joseph w'iliiarns, wbo was santins In iro'.
and near the idoor, wa shot through Tie
breast, and died in a fey lopra after" ARDS
The murderer tie, rushed by tie Iast 81 TIE
party, and made his escape-Anderson Ap-
zeal, 10Th.
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South Carolina University.

The Yorkville Enquirer says: "This State in
stitution resumed its duties on Monday, the lst
instant The first week there were sixteen students
These, added to the forty nine of last
session, make total of sixty:fve.
Numbers more are expected still; and, as the
annual session opens with the first of January, it
is hoped that large number will then be added
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The District Court.

The Court of appeals orders that the first quar-,
t,rly Session Of the District Court for Edgefeld
District shall commence on the Second Monday
in JauyAty nezt. H~yt week we will give fur
ther psriicu!ars concerning tie 9sgqniggation and
sittiurs Of these Courts.
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HYMENEAI.

MARRIED, at o'clock on the morning ofsfhe
7th inst, by Rev. D. D. Brunson, Mr.. JOSEPH
II. PARKS and Miss MARY JANE, youngest
daughter of GEORGE ROBINSON, Esq.
MARRIED, on 1lth inst, by Rev. D. D. Brunson,
Mr. J. W. THURMOND and Miss LAURA HEN.
RIETTA, youngest daughter Capt. THOMAS B.
REESE, all of EdgeAeld District.
MARRIED, on the Sth inst, by Rev. ]. P. Bodie,
Mr.. TRAVIS DORM and Miss LIZZIE STILL,
all of Edge6eld. -
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Errors of youth.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and NIL
the caeca Of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
noed it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which ho was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No.. Cedar ST., New York
Sept. IL 9m 81
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And Still Another.

And stil in the Mount Willing country. We
hear that within th, course Of the last eight or
ten days, man by thcuapc Of GEoncE WATKINS
has been Killed by man napr,d NEWTON CoRLEY.
We have not been ablc to gnt.er the facts of the
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Mon IN BALrIMoRE.-A special despatch
TO the Petersburg Iadcr, Of Wednesday, dated
the 10th, a. ~, says;
"The United States fag over the Union
conservative headquarters was torn down
and trampied und:r foot by radical mob,
aud the police looked on'approvingly.
" The office of the Transcript, a Demo
cratic evening paper, was invaded and the
type thrown into the street."
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McCALLA & TATE.-Attention Is called TO
the honest and straightforward card of McCALLA
& TATE, Cotton Pactor1 md Commission Nor
chants, jackson Street, Augusta. They are loca-
ted in tho very heart of business. Thoac who
once find them out, will stick to them Us long as
they romain McCALLA & TATE.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

IN ORDINARY,
DY W. F. DURIs0E, Esqo Ordinary of Edge
I'D field district,
Whereas, Amanda E. Elhercdge has applied tome
for Letters of Administration, on all ard singu-
ler the goods and chattels rights and credits
of Clifford Ethercdge late of the District aforesaid
deceased. -,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, thekindrcd and creditors the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordinary Courtfor the said Districtt to te holden
at Edgefcld Court House, ON the 26tt day of
Oct. inst, to show cause, if any, why the said.
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this eth day
of Oct. in the year of our Lord ono thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-six, and in the
unotyGrst year of the sovereignty and Indopen-
dence of tho United Statos of America.
W.F.DURTS0E, G.ED.
Oct. 15 ct AZ
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New Advertisements from Augusta.

FIVE REGIMENTS OF ANGELs.-wc were
lately in Augusta for six days, and during that
time, between three and four thousand ladies,
enough to form FIVE regiments Of angels, must
have visited the temple Of fashion kept by II. F.
RUSSELL Co. under the Augusta Hotel. We
know all abou; it, for we infested the parlor vim
dows to guzc at the lovely stream; we saw it
flowing in, and we saw ii flowing out. Nor were
we surprised, for Fl. F. RUSSELL j. Co. havc one
of the most brilliant Dry Goods Establishments
in the whole South. Read what they say for
themselves in another column.
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a Virginia writer states that Gen. Grant
has written. letter to Gen. 4. L. Ice, in
which he says among other thing, that all
the Confederate officers and soldiers paroled
cannot be tried for treason or fnol.sted, so
long as they observe their obligations. Good
for Gen. Grant, and Just the sentiment 10 be
expected from a braYe man. 1S''. - ]
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s@- On the 7th the Oregon Legislature


virtually expunged former passage of the
C Institutional amendment by vote, OF a
.to523,. -: II
ES General Ben. Butler addressed an:
immense radical meeting at Mozart Hail.,
Cincinnati, on the night Of the 9th instant
He read aregulary drawn up form OF mn
ppeach,nent against President Johnson, and
advocated it in his usual style. This PROPOSE
ton was received with applause.
GSsr 1t is said that the President will sus-
tain the position Of the Mayer OF Tallahassee
in bis construction Of the proclamation an, n,
nouncing the restoration of civil law in all
the States lately in rebellion. General Eos
ter, it is understood, has appealed to the
War Department for instructions.
A New Orleans despatch Of Friday says
A large number of Justices in different par
ishes have sent certificates to Gen. Sheridan
that they are unable to execute the laws pro-
tecting freedmen in collecting wages tor the
past years services. Gen. Grants order is
being applied to offenders, and they are ar
rested and held in military confinement.
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I1narnidahlv Postponed.

The publication of number Of important Ad-
yerlis aents received by the last mails, We nave
b. ep cuppeIrd 10 defer until next week.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements will I've inserted at the rate OF
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
10 Minion liu $ or less) for the first insertion
au.l on g DOL LAR for each subsequent Insertion.
za5> liberal Gi+count will be made 10 'oeS'
wi,hiueto to advertise by the yeF.
,cAnu1uncmg Ganridlles $500, in adv nee.
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NORTH CAROLINA PoLI1Ics.-Dr. J. I.
Leach, prominent citizen of Johnston
County, writes to the people ofthat County
"If this amendmeatb be not adopted, none
Of us need be surprised should the next Con-
gress revoke every presidential. pardon, con-
fiscate property. and force universal suffrage
upon us. Let US be wise in time. and avert
these calamities By submitting to the require.
nents of the law making power"
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Nsa soD DrsruRBANcEsoN THE MISSISSIPPI.
A dispatch dated Memphis, October 8,

says :; s:.&es ~, eli,se
A serious disturbance occurred IN Cat Is
hand, .,wentY five miles below here, on Sat
urlay. About fifty negroes armed themselves
and. started out, as some say, with the deter
minnlion to slaugh hter all whites: They hrst
encountered Hrnry and Ike Turner, and com,
msnced t;ring ON them. The latter returned
the fire with revolvers killing Bill Dixon, the
negro leader, and another, and o11dlns
three Others. The negroes then He'd. Henry
Turner was slightly wounded in the head.
The whites in the neighborhood then arm
ell and went in pursuit; but after the deats
of their leader, the negroes scattered through
the country. Parties are now here In search
ofsome of the ringleaders.
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LIVERPOOL, October ~.
The brokers' circular reports sales Of cotton for
the week 9G,0 900 bales; sales to-day $4,000 bales ;
middlpg uplnnds have advanced to I'D
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.NEW 0RKi UclUUeI To-
Cotton 1@2 higher. Middling 4l@43 centa
Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn cent, better
Provisions md Groceries quiet. Whiskey firm.
Freights dull. Gold 1853.
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DENTISTRY.

m p. HOLLOWAY has just received from
LIZ tho North NEW CASE of OPERATING
INSTRUMENTS, and MATERIALS for all of
the latest and most improved methods of INSERT
ING ARTIFICIAL TEETH, apd respectfully
offers his services to tho citizens Of tho District.
lie will warrant his work to give satisfaction
to NIL who may favor him with their patronage.
Post Office, Kirksoy's X Roads.
Oct II, IF 40
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o,e,ra1 ApvlcE:-The Petersburg Inder,

CAPITAL ApvlcE:-The Petersburg l"deT'
of w edlesday, says:
In the event that tue elections held on yes
-t,rday disclose radical maj1rities, an attempt
viii at once be made to playa blutt game,
and to in,imidate the Southern States into
the adoption Of the constitutional amendment
Self sl5!sd friends will whisper that 1t is bet
Ter TO yleid this one time, as it all the COD
ce.,ions we made. last year had not taught
,he;r own lessons. To all this buster aud
the suggestions Of tie tcmpter' lot US oppose
a sood Conscience, quiet discharge OF the
dutics of lite, aud firm, unwaver1lng resolve
= do nothing that is mean, cowar lily ana dis
srace,uI. Tier. nerd be no fear OF the adop-
f;nn Of ,hi, amend!net. If A!l tie Northern
Safes Sat were 10 be temporarily led astray BY
nv ,sion and excitement the States, SIMPLY by
r. nSliey Of" mastery inactivity" can deteas
tbs amendment until the balance OF the North
srr a States Shall, like Oregon, expange the
rstifca ous hastily given under passion and
excitement. In another issue we ahali take
M this subject and demonstrate ;iow easy 1t
!; 70 d,ieat,tue adoption of tbs scheme.
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COMMERCIAL.
Augusta, October 13.

GoLD.-Brokers buy atlas and sell for l52;
Silver, 13s@142. 1.y..
dency. Sales for the day are $50 bales. 26 at "a,
2s Mt IS, 43 at 36, % at 36I, 142 atS7 22 at 31t
81 Mt 373, SO at 3Sj and: Z. at 3Sic. II
The receipts are 262 bales. We quote Mid
ding 81; Strict Middling 373; Good Middling
3S@3sl cts
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WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAINS.

500 Pairs Window Shades, just received, with all
made, to the cheapest manufactured, from to
10 feetin length, all Of which are new patterns.
Blue, Green and Buf Hollands, to make Shades,
always en- hand.
Lace and Nottingham Lace Curtains;
Damasls for Curtains, also Trimmings; -
Cornices, Bands, Pins, Tassels, Loops, Hooks;
Picture Nails, Picture Tassels and Cords.
S Window Shades Squared and Hung, and
Curtains put up at short notice, if required.
WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS.
1000 Rolls Wall Papers and Borders; Of new
Colors, fine and cheap, just received.
@-A Paper Hanger furnished when required
by our Customers.
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TI,c Ham,,urp Post Office,


ter at Hamburg, and has entered upon his duties.
Mrs KEXMg, wife of the aboYe, has opened the
Hote in Hamburg. Her advertisement will ap-
pear in our next ifsue
A Great Question About TO be Settled.
Whether The Presidents party Or The Radicals
will triumph in this falls elections. week ago
these elections took place in Pennsyvauia, Ohio
Indiana and Iowa. OF corrse the result is not
yet absolutely known, but the latest dispatches 60
far toFuras confirming the complete Success of
the Radicals. These great States having set thisex
ample, the others u which eelions are to be held,
will almost certainly follow suit. If the people Of
the North choose to sustain the Radical tyrants
in their oppressive and degrading measures, all
tnat we can do is to fod our arms, and in silence
suffer events to take their course till that 6ay cr
dclivcrcnce comes which God must send. And
nerve ourselves for still severcr test Of our pa
ticnce and forbsaranfe than we hqve yet cncoun-
tered
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For tho Advertiser.
Correction.

A mistake was mado in the statement of thp
amount contributed for the Sabbath School De-
pository ut Gilgal Church. It should have been
s7l,6O, making with the $7s,4O collected at the
Association, sl4S;OO. OF this amount, thoro was
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ID es.irabl e Pro ert y
EOR g All4E,.

EOR SALE.
n oiTcr for sale my DESIRABLE FARM of ONE
u HUNDRED AND EIGHrY-SIX ACRES,
on which there is erected Handsome Cottage,
continuing Six Rooms with NIL necessary out
located on the EdeOheld and Abberille
road, two miles North Of Liberty Hill, S.
j. +. LEWIS.
Oct. 3 4ta dl
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WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS.
81; ON, OUR FIRST FLOOR;
GROCERY DEPA RTMENT /.
GROCERIES,.

StuarpG Sugars, all grades;
Java and Rio Coffee sGreena and Black feas;
Sugar House Syrup;
Starch, Soap, Candles, Matches;
Pepper Ginger, Spices, Crackers;
Goshen Butter, Cheese, Liverpool Salt; .zs...s
Hams, Bacon, Flour, Buckwheat; u, =.
Potatoes, Onions, Cooking aud Washing Soda;
Raisins, Citron, currants, Almonds;
Nuts Of NIL kinds; YlI =:
Pickles and Preserves of all kinds;
Canned and Vegetable Fruits Of all kinds;
Ketchups, Sauces, Yeast Powders; -.
Mackerel in Kits, half and whole Barrels;
Goldfish, Smoked and Pickled Salmon; ~
Fresh Salmon, Oysters and Lobsters in Cans;
English Ale and Porter;
Wines, Liquors and Bitters of all kinds.
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MATTINGS,....s...j.

A, Sd and GA Cocoa Mating, for Halls, Base
ments, Churches, Offices Public Buildings, DC.
4 A. '5-4 ard Ga Red Checked and White Canton
Mating. -
~ Mattings Laid, or sewed and Laid with
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CHARLESTON, October ls.
The cotton market continues firm. The prices
Of yesterday are fully. maintained. Sales to-day
2S2 bales. Strict Middling, 37@3S.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persona in any wise in dobted to tho Estate
IA of THEODORE F. WILLIAMS, deceased,
nre earnestly requested to make immediate pay
ment. All claims in my hands, not paid by tho
first Monday in February neat, will positively bo
put In suit as cannot extend further indulgence.
This is fair n9tico to MI concerned, and hopo it
will bo regarded.
LgMUEL BROOKS, Ad,or.
0etk, 4n'' Al
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,UR1soE, KEEsE 6 co.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

The ADVERTISER is published regularly ev,
ery WEDNESDAY MoRXIxG. atTHREE DOLLAks
per aa,...,n: ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CIs-
for < Months: SEVENTY-FlV CENTS for
Three y.onths,-oirays in adca"ce.
laS> All papers discontinued at'the expiration
of the time for which they have been paid.
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GROCERIES FOR THE MILLIoN.-oho of
the most prominent and popular, as we'll as one
of the oldest, Grocery Establishments in the City
of Augusta, is that Of JOHN NJ. CLARK SoSs,
27S Broad Street, old stand of Estes & Clark.
SEQ their card and whe9 you haye sold yonr
cotton, and turn out to buy your creature CON-
forts for next year, then remember the local habi-
tation and name of JOHN NJ. CLARK & Sons.
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PARTISAN STYLE.-Handsome young men
made . autiful, middle-aged men made youthful,
and old men made mdde:aged, ut ths magic
Clothing Store and Tailoring Establishment of
KENNY & GRAY, No. 23S Broad Street, Augusta,
under the Central Hotel, where all the GRAYs
most do congrcgatc. Itis bran new concern,
scarcely yet swept and gaFnishcd. GRAr is the
youngest brother of the 'GRAYs, while. kenny
but who that used to deal with HoRA d NEwDY,
and HoRA, WISE Co., does not know KENNY !?
They have as splendid an assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Velvet,
Silk and Woolen yostinga, Dressing Gowns,
Shirts, Crayats, searfs, collnrs, Handkerchief,
Underclothing, Socks. Toilet Articles, and Mascu-
line Gimcracks in general as ever crossed the
Atlantic; and as cheap m assortment too as ever
came over that same ocean. KENNY GRAY are
among those whole-souled cons Of the Emerald
Isle spoken Of elsewhere but no brogue will be
found in their advertisement in another pnrt Of
to-day's Advertiser.
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POLICY

in conducting our business on the ONE PRICE
SYSTEM has proved success beyond our most
sanguine expectations. Low prices and fair deal
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For Tax Collector.

FOF Tux COIIeCtOr.
Wo have been requested by many friends of
Mr.. JOHN A. BARKER to announce him Can
diiato for Tax Collector of Edgefeld, District at
the ensuing election --,.s-
0et2, tss 40
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PRESIDENT JOHINsON's;

SUITS will be the name oftie new style OF
garments shortly to- be introduced to the public.
As earlyysas brought out will Ebe eitNed to.the
fashionable public atour New Store whereE q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-17
TRIUMPHANT.

in every part of the globe, and in every branch
of commerce. The commercial year, just opening,
will find us we'll. prepared to meet the wants of
our numerous customers. Oar goods are Of the
best quality . = s. z IS 8
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"THB N1MBLE PENNY IS BETTER THAN
THE SLOW SHILLTNG."-We do not know
who said that first. It sounds, however, very
much as il it came out of old Ben Franklin's
famous and mean book, "poor Richard" But
that's neither here nor there. I. SIMON BROTHER,
the popular and fashionable Clothing Merchants
Of Augusta, are the men who say it at present
And when they say it, they mean something good
by it. Just road their advertisement-a new Ne
just received by US. 1t i, specimen of the
curiosa jclicitas. And at first glance, their adver-
tiscments would always seem to be written by
false prophets, but when you read carefully, you
find nothing but strict :ruth. Do you wish to re-
plenish your wardrobcs? =? II so, repair immcdi-
ately to the brothers SIMON.
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HOUSE CARPENTERING

UNDERTAKING l
TTvHE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il nitzens of Edgefold District, that he is now
prepared to execute ALL BUILDING AND
CARPENTERS WORK with fidelity and dis
patch, and on reasonable terms.
lie is also engaged, next door to the Advertiser
Office, in the
Undertaking Business,
And has on hand an assortmo ont of BEAUTIFUL
00FFINS, Rosewood finish, neatly trimmed, and
of the latest styles. Prices very moderate.
NJ. A. MARKERT.
tho So 1:s soFNs Ill RS ess ss saS had a ss5s ny
timo at my Shop.
Oct 1s If AZ
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AND ~WILLBE

found as cheap as the cheapest The scarcity of
money in oar midst combined With the partial
failure of the principal crops, will necessitate
ripid economy 10 be
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

In new designs, and of. the best makers, Just
received in the following widths #, fl. in,
f., #. in, IL #. and Is feet wide which will
be cut to tit any sized Hall, Room or Stairs.
Stair Oil Cloths, 2 ftwide;
Light Narrow stair Oil Cloths to cover Stair Car
pets,
Table Oil Cloths, "a, Sd, ca and s-4 wide, in
Chintz, Oak, Marble, Mahogany Blue, Black
and Green ,colors.s 4
H Floor Oil Cloths Cut and Laid (if required)
by competent Workmun.
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RECONSTRUGIIION

in, the improvement Of our premises has lately
been achieved. 1t iss6ur old sstani beautifully
and tastefully remodelled and finished, where we
hope to meet our numerous friends aAd customers.
We assure them that our old
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ADOPTED BY

the majority of our citizens. Our varied stock
will enable them to make such collections as are
suitable to their incomes. The beautiful styles
of our clothing are not only proverbial at home,
but also BY travellers passing here from -
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ALMOST EVERY STATE

who accord US the praise for cheapness and the
durability of our garments. We also officer ct the
very ylowest prices; Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Yankee Notions, either at Wholesale or re-
fail M cheap as any house