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Amusinr rnrnrrnnhs.

"A sentimental old bachelor says n
womHn's heart is the sweetest" " thing
in the world in fact, n perfect honey
comb-tull of sells. Beware.
"A lawyer is something of carpen-
ter he can file II bill, split hair, make
an entry, get up a case. frame an in
dictment, empanel a jury, put them in
box, nail II witness, hammer judge,
and bore Il court.
"A millionaire" advertises to the
following effect in La PdLrie: "a for
eign gentleman, elderly but a million
aire, and the owner of mines, desires TO
marry young French orphan, or even
a natural child, free from every natural
family tie and completely without for
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The pnbIIcatIon OF Fax Returns

is rallied at a good deal in many quar-
ters by press and people, and among
the reasons given is the fact that the re-
turns are unavoidably false and decep-
tive. We quote:
at is often the case that the list of
income taxes shows that many persons
return incomes much less than it is
known their current expenses must be,
and thence it is inferred that they
have made false returns, or that they
are living beyond their incomes, while,
in fact, neither inference is right.
By the law he is required to make n
return of the income derived from any
and all sources, and if honestly made,
his gross income is truly stated. But
from this gross income he is entitled to
deduct, not only 5000, taxes, repairs,
interest, insurances, losses by bad
debts, speculatiOns, &C., but also the
income derived from corporations
which are taxed directly on their divi-
dends, such as banks, railroads, insu-
rance and trust companies, savings
bnnks, &c, and he is taxed only on
what remains after these deduc-
tions, and the residus is all that the
published returns show. So n person
may be worth a million of dollars, and
If invested in such stocks, not be taxa
BILE at all on his income; while, if his
investments were in manufacturing
stocks, he would be taxed on the whole
income received therefrom.
The returns of city taxes, sometimes
published, are liable to the same OBJ
lection. a man may be worth one
hundred thousand dollars, and hold
real estate mOrtgaged for four hundred
thousand. He is taxed on its full val
ne, and appears by the tax books to be
worth five hundred thousand. Or he
may own million of dollars invested
in manufacturing stocks in this State,
and, as the law now is, not to be taxed
one cent upon it the tax, formerly as
sesSed upon stockholders, being now
laid upon the corporations. These are
illustrations of Il few cases only in
which the returns OF taxes are decep-
tive; many more might be stated.
Ii would not be bold assertion, that
in no case does the United States tax on
mans income, or the city tax on his
property, give an accurate idea of his
income or property, however, truly
and conscientiously his returns may be
made"
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Chaplin 18th ". va. In


MeSSrS. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen.
Allow me 10 add my testimony to that of
Others, in regard To your celebrated "Diarrhea
Compound" l have been for a long time
subject to the disease for which it IS Tecnm-
never found one that so completely er9Idicaiea
the disease as your medicine. Il short tim,
ago was suffering terribly with Diarrhea I
procured bottle OF "KrHft's Dinrrhe.I COM
pound" experienced immidImte relief from
ever. l regard 1t as an Invaluable medicine
and would not be without it. Yours truly,
T.. SS'T'E| a ESS-'
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Of Metcalfe, Bro. & Co.

McCABE, KRAFT q CO., Wholesale Drug.
giSts, Wheeling, w. Va. sole Proprietors 10
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED. KRAFT q Co, Centre
Wheeling, WEST Il MITCH ELL, bridgeport
Ohio, and by Dealers in Medicines cvery-
where, ftlIyI. .BFn1,SyU
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or its kindred diseases-during the coming
summer.
The following are few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
Proprietors, by persons who are well known
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Messrs. MCCABE. KRAFT IL Co, CTcn0eD1en.
Having used kraft 5 DiRrrhca Compound, for
Camp D'arEhea, with which have been deep
ly afflicted for almost one month. Nil other
remedies tried hGrir0 ITilci, and finding Il not
only present 'ct'tJ but n permanent cure,
vorable notice OF all who may he nj Ike afiiict-
ed. Il. MARTIN,
Chaplin 18th ". Va. Infantry.
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ChOtce syrup.
A RCTIC SYRUP, BETTER THAN
"A Lovering's for sale by K. ]. SMYTH,
apr cor. Market and Quincy hts.
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@Fdiral.
" RELIABLE RElLED
OF Its kind now in use.

Many prominent Physicians now use It In
their practice, and unhesi:&: ingly recommend
Keep It in your house,IIl be prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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Franklin Insurance Company

Capital, 900.
DIRECTORS:
T. II: Logan, T. p. ShallcrOss, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoecSler, Saml. McClel.
Ian, q; w. FranZheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex
Laughlin
NNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks al
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, merrhan-
disc, manufacturing establishments flrni-
ture, steamboats, and cargoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per
sons for a term Of years. This Company Of
ters superior inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, Mt re-
duced rates. This being home institution.
composed of some ninety-fOur stockholders
most ofwhom are among our IksSt business
men, recommends itself to the favorable CON
sideration of the tnsuring public, and solicIts
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be prompt
attended To by the Secretary.
Office, No. Mcclure House. being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
y. Z. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Ofice, No. McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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E'OIOTlRC HeFFI0S.
on BARRELS POTOMAC HERRING.
w D Hlf Barrels Roe do
Just received and for sale by
Ju2 LIST, MORRISON & CO.
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Lime.

MARYLAND, LOUISVILLE AND COM
Nl mon Lime in barrels, fresh burnt, on
p. P.C.HILDRETH & BRO,
my3l So Main street
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For Rent.
Seed BnckWheat,

kOO BUSH. IN STORE AND FOR SALE
COO by Tmy23I PRYOR BOYD CO.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GAS FIX.
n lures, Shades, Globes, &C., Just received
anu ioF sac 0yp DILLON. THOMPSON eco
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Tuyere Irons and Thimble skeius.
HOHIMBLE sKEINS-ASSORTED SIZES
i Duck Nest Tuyere Irons. a new article
received by
my3l Pc. HILDRETH & BRO.
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IVNTTI IUIITII
WE ARE JUST RECEIVING 500 BAR.
w rels Eavorite and reliable brand K K and
dmily flour.
mv3f LIST, MORRISON & co.
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Gold Coin Wanted.
"E WILL PAY FAIR PRICES FOR
my9S 11 ~ LIST, MORRISON & C0.
The New York herald., 1866-05-29
EoR SALE
A FIRST gLsss sAwMILL

."t tf THE MILL
= ;. ;:s:s :sss. s, s
PIN :S. s.l!sss:ss I: y. e:
ssoS :ay FRO" me Ss mi" & ana al a%s.; s.a y
horse 's'i power % 's sSSs good running
sSrns sSis .nS S%f run. az. which
Il ten s, :ss $ has .sps ss
and sis sas ,is asr.,on sGad e run sp . sou fss,
.ss r.. sa for .s~ns s,S
"a : G. ~ Of s 5 a &. p. @
Over AN srss wcrkshop with valuable and i'm.
rSTsS siaa f.ny Has
sas.s, d:iss :l'sn:ss business In dooSs,
w.Ss rs.siSS ]. y ISs AIT s:s: &:
Hos sAIR,A Farm 7, 2! 70, AcEEs SITUATED Is ,s
h.lf miles from Daren depot and Ave miles from STAN
5 oS"a s.s s% S s :s e. sas
Sound and the sdostnz cosniy There Arc two good barns
az s pss as os aa SAsf $ ss sss % 'i
iii m Tss s:s. .g's s,s
forI, or,of SEXTON, owner Sew csnAsss cosn. ~
Fon !; srILpSc LOTS ,,ss,. ros yAS G.
Railroad ''"'' A''i i, 81 SEsH 3 Broom. street.
Eon sAI:E-A. COUNTRY REs,pEScE, Win TWO
L,ss p ss, oS, ou. s II sn ss
scpe2 1s s.oa sss.sy ss,sa House :sry with i
% aI,on inquire !, ,Ss station for H. RicIxRD & IsH
U,oR sALR-A NEW AND HANDSOME DWELLING
s oI sso $ Ssa.s sS an Best
uer; twelve finished beautiful view Of the bay price
sfS ,,; , .,sy from fg Y ws sfApEs rc
EoR .sALE-IN JERSEY CITY,. A NEAT BRICK
I've s s.e. and ~ cs cssr god
e16ha Apply a 10 Montgomery street Jersey CITY.
Eos sALE-srLESDIp couxrxv SEAT At PLAIN.
house new q rooms al modern improvements built ia the
within 100 miles cf New York; nns ssn,insrsss iweivs
nicry laid cu terms es A neal house In New York or
Apply 10 Montgomery street. Ssr.sy Ciiy ofs. JONES
EoR saLE-A NICE rARx or 100 AcaEs. w,rm
cleared i'' "o''' VILE WILLS VAN wrcT q sro.dr.y
L,oR sALE--CorSrRy s8Ars AT YoxKERs PEEKs.
STAND an fssn. fss q s'asisi street
CoR sALE-oN I.oxo 1sLAxp.. A .rIEsr RArk
OF 81 % under cultivation, tWo uoy trhus
.s Ep rs q sesss ssr s g
Brcoklyn. Fcr psr!lesars Inquire Of Mr. cAkhsksAp'
xS Bisscker ssrses. New York. - ------
r,,on sAr,B cHEAp-oN EASY TERMS, on roR *
II shsns.. Building IDss dssifsbly located Aor ~"
'fs sRES sS a. x sE4ERssx Architect No ~ rl.. street.
UoR SALE OR TO LET IN AsroRit-nn II mousE m
fuvnished or unfurnished; stable &c ocston sgree-
De az rsssse,,ss , sssrSs shcn se .e.s 70 s
srssi'ss sss. sSsm d inan,, 3 ssSesS az }. u y
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

LION SALE OR TO LET IN AsroRii-h, IL. HOUSE, !.s.:
n. .nS garden planted nowers fruita Ar
shors distance from esmeos, shsn be sen 70 es p
precfsted fnQulr- Of 0gsIANVr bAtLAnS' ." o'"S''
v.sv. from II u ec1oce y. ~
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,,srIcr ., rur rxrrKr rnAssrosrArIox co

nTFIcE OF TIE ENTIKE fHNNsrVHfNrIoN y
sRoyoaALs vS be received ~ The ssdsrsgned Cor
erucins and nune sscgrs'Z ~ csrs wrsou.mI iH1S
iasis pr ear shape oval fs. e.Rscy thirty sI hnldd
car for slins and emgng Car r rscsiy, s.'
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

mo CoxrRAcroRs. --sE ALED PROPOSALS. WILL ~
rrceived a. this oce. Koupda. PARA, until MONDAY,
Jane laM a. II o'clock A. ", for buidne and comt q
and two oais Houses ., cArmsasvs. near he
Eseh crpcss mus4 .. sndors-A ~Propcss fov R~s~rvr
end ossa Bcssss scusahew with he
amount Of sscuriv required WI = shsrty ihe sss
Plans and specifications Of the wors can be nsrri
cation ss the Ensneers once, Eighty sxsh street. near
Fourth ave6ue
Isss iorms Of bid. be obtained sgysssgs. 's'~
once THOMAS RfHrHEkk.
ROBT r. DAeRAGH,
A. CRAvxN,
Crnson Aqredu~t ncsrA
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

IToR sALE-A NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
and Lot In the pleasant town OF Burlington j.; the
house contains twelve rooms furnished with modern im
proyemens the lot h large and very pleasant for further
particulars inquire Of RlCHD. HITLER 6 Stacy street,
Burlington, Nd. L.
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I1
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p..,. ~. N.,o yorI. Ol,erse

awo hayo had in use for months pas! ono OF mesrs
pppd finr pump than any wehaye ever used lis one
"f Great ower snd well adapted for ships decks mines
factories, greenhouses graperes etc The 1sn,mg
dcd for it's extreme simplicity Of construction great
srensh and consequent durability and cheapne,s OF re-
par Thore is no Iucing box-;he pressure being held
bS .YnnacLIng like upon the worSng-piston, working
eylnder. fitted for the purpose Within the upper air
.h,mber-whch VIC think great movement rs s!ufHng
soab bo and under o5g pressure
!. cushioned uH upon both sides BY arprevenng water
h,oms ~ and vacuum. .,hump The valves nsc very ae'
oes.bc and simply and sassy repaired; Thy so,k
iinder Ssinc worked BY children In wells one hundred
feet deep, tnd AZ they extremely cheap, as well ai
simple and strong, we freely recommend hem.
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Executors Notice.

9aLLpsfions indebted to the Estate Of JOHN
"a OUATTLEBAU UNI, decd, will please mHke
Inn mediate payment, and all persons having de.
,pauds gainst tho said E,tate arc requested tr
present the,p duly attestca, to tho undersigned ST
The lato residence of the deccnsed. On or before
tas 3Oth day Of January 1857, as theregwill bo q
anal settlement 81 tho Estate op. that day. 'szu
.. = ! SINEQE coGBURE, Es,ps.
T., An 1v
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arbe undersigned having used West's Improved
prmns cheerfuly recommend them simple, durable
and powerful in raising and throwing water, aud for
ea.s Of action security against FROST aud low price,
we believe them superior TO all others
"' o'A0' WARREN LELAND, Met. Hotel, n. Y.
j. W. POMEk0Y, 'YonkerD, \. Y.
JOHN NESSERAU,N. Y.
DONINICK LAWRENCE, Winchester"
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DICK CHRATHAM

vTyILL stand the, SPRING SEASON Of 1885,
wv at Twenty-Five Dollars the sesson, ,.-esai-
mcnciuo tho lst March and ending tho 2Oth June.
INe viii bo at Edrofold c. H. on MONDAYS,
TuRspAYS and WEDNESDAYS. and at Dr..
Jabn r. Nobls,,son FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS
and;sUNDAYs. He will be on tho Road from
Edrodeld to DIR. Nobley's on Thrrsdays. A Noss
for The sa5 must bs givon in overy Instance, and
ono dollar also must be paid tho groom.
lN N'''-'- = - Is.'f Jas. u. HARRISON,
ss's Asaas fsr Hsas g 2aaaS
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state O.. South Carolina,
EDGEEIELDs QIS1RICT,
IN 0RBINA RYs =

.DY ". 2. DURIsoR, Esquire, Ordinary Of
TS Rdgofold Di..riot:s .ssA sd. -
Whereas, gldrod J.,Eills has applied to
,,so for Letters Of AdaainistrationJ on I'LL ana
singular ths goods and chattcis, Fights and cred
Z its OF Jon' t5nuins lste Of tho District sforo.
,aid. dec A. s2s>t3l Gf;t sf@iS,sgs g 81 ..
Thdse arc; thesefors.to to cits and admorish ali
s,d ain sEindrel al deroaitors ef tho said
Jac.assi to DC and appsar befote,ne, steonr mex,
Ird;nary Court for said District, tobe holden
sst Efyefeid Court House. ont thu-9ih day-ct
a HeSE,,I to show causo,s IF any wl;y ths
aaid 5aaininistfation should uot;,s grsntad.
3irSn uadsr my hsnaandzses, this.'6th day o.
Srarcb In ye 81 or our L6rd oha hun
arsd aud sixty six, ndin tho d'ethsyear or tbn
q Tn,Is,s,,flanc6 of the United States Of America.
Es W. F.sDUaIS0R. 0.E.D.
---1r.y- TT -------------- 3t H.
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soLos RoDlxsox TO TIE FArNnxs CLrB, JAZZ. 9s:
No Farmer who owns well or csiern can possibly
afford to be without all iron pump should be at once
suction and force pump-a perfect little engne-such
This pump because happen TO know 10 be very sim
pe, durable powerful and cheap, and II don't freeze up
nor get on, or order CAGE year know this am hins
boy len YEAR, old can work IL and throw continuous
nch.and-a-q stream. ii can be made to work ln
deut EoIls rs well ~ in shallow orcs.n
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.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT 30
= IN OPDINlRY.e - 80

- EUGtFIELD D1O1 hiC1j
IN 0RDINAfY.s - $50
John Denny, Adm'or3 PIaibtifI, . 1al go
Nancy Rotten and ether,, Def,ta. -,
EpY an .ofdor from the Ordinary, I ,hall PRO
HD ceed to sell at Edsefeld C.. H., on tho frst
7Stonday in a sril 'usI.; for Partsidn, ,zthe REAL
ESTATE; of.DAElD L. .RoTTOB,, deed, VIZ:
TRACT NO. ONE. (ths Romsstead, y lyilg,aad
being in the District and State aforesaid, hound
cd by lands Of Mrs. Unity Smith, Elijah Watson,
jr., NJ. McGarty, and others, contaising One hun-
dred, and Twenty (l20) Acres, more or less.
And TRACT No. TWO, bounded by Lands of
Jacob Lagrone, NJ. McCartr, Mrs, u. Smith, and
others, Containing enc Hundred and Forty (l4O)
Acres, more orless.s fzeb*@ ~. .tfJS>-g-;s9
.TERMS--Thc above Tfa.ts sof Eandwill be
sold on a credit until the frat day yofcB Becembor
next. on which day possession will to given.
purchascr to give Bond w& si5ed spcuriti%s, and
y Mortgage TO the Ordinary toa.acnros thspur-
chase money. Costs to.bS paid ilztash,e and to
". srlgEs; s.ED.
y MarIsi;-5 81 A..g AZ zziss - ell
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GgEA7 NECK,

GEEA7 NECK, L. l.. 1861.
az hrre used this Pump for ole summer and winter
exposed to the norhwes, wind coming over Long isand
Sound being tho coolest possible exposure, aud at 20
lima AID II ireozc nor were we unable at any time to
pump water with great caac. ,,-,Iy1,N,
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q uo,uup,pas MINI, \. C., June 25, 1888.

aoAu.nlpar NINE, y. c., June 25, 1883.
I'D. WEST 6 Co.-Gsnts: The Pump which ordered
r onr mine ID received and put work In our underay
sSoS which we are sinking We find that one man will
with ease lin my gallons per minute. We lined In three
and hall hours all the water in the sha which mea.
r.s syen Twelve feet and thirty feet deep, and twas
cu, S.n wa commenced. II answers our expectations
in every respect Il will do great service with but rng
srnense for repairs. Yours, respectfully,
'NP'A'' BURR HIGGINS"
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This valuable MANURE has boon before the
agricultural public, under one name, for twelve
yoars past, and its character for rigor Of action
and perpsnsnes in effect is well established. Be-
fore tho war it wss introduced to somo s1tont in
tho Southern States, and ras found to be highly
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State Of South Carolina

Y 'EDGEflElDs sDlLIRtCIT
n, 81 lNsORDINARX $ 1s5asa
E: S. Kreps, Plaintiff - "a Etcz,
Elssy KTsps, L. I. Ereps and paF'u'''
EDY an. Order from sthe Ordinary, / shali pro-
I'd ceed to.sell y. EdgetleldsC. L.; on tbs first
Monday in April next, for Partition, the REAL
ESTATE of ANDREW. KREPs, deed, to wit: {:
"A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, lying
and being in tho Districtnnd State aforesaid, on
the waters Of Horse Creek, waters of Rdlsto Ri
yer, bounding; on lands Of Levi Lybrand,, 1. P.
Rutland Wni: Creed, Daniel Yonl.ce and oihsr',
containing Three Hundreds and Sixty-threeilsCS)
Acres. rioie or less. a9sG .gsei s.s-s.s..S
- TERMS.-Tho ,sboro Tract Of Land will be-
sold for Cash in Specie, orr equivalent 10 cur
rsncy. Titles extra. ssS.'.'' - sl.'@ 3'ss
=. sss si5 sszR W:asPIREs, ssE D.
Mar IL 80! 4 'St =; IA IL
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VESTS IMPROVED PUMP,
Anti-Freezing, Double-Acting, For
cling and Lifting.
EDGEFIELD, S. c..

yuyHESE PUMPS havs now been ia general
uso, number - years, and give bottcr sat-
i,f.e,iun than any o.hor, and arc Recommendation as
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Notice.

ALL persons having claims of the Hrst and So
"A cond class against the Estate of ". L..
STONE, doc'd., are requested to meet us in the
ordinury's office on Tuesday, the 3rd APRIL next,
with their claims duly attssted. and prepared for
ae,tlsment. M. NJ. PADGETT ~.
B. T. JENNINGS. i'a oi''
Fob 8 st
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State Of South Carolina

- EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
- IN. .ORDlNAPT.
Silas Ovcrstreet, Plaintiff, = ll'sSs
Nancy o. rerstreet and others, DsftaJ
DY Virtue of an Order from the Ordinary.
- shall proceed to sell at Edgsbed C. H., on
The first Monday IN April next, for Partition, she
REAL ESTATE of GEORGE E-OEERSTREET,
ieceascd to wit: a.r - 5 al
and being in the District and State aforesaid,
bounding On lands OF Samuel iPossy, h 'Bs Grice
and Sau.url~ 0vcrs,ree: and Others, fcoutaining
Fifty (5h) Acres, moro or less c,.s
TERMS.-ThoI above, Trae. Of .L.nd,gill be
sold on credit until the first day Of JANUARY
noIt. Purchaser to give Bond with good asecuri-
lies and a Mortgage TO Sthe 0rainatys tosecure
the purchase. money. costs to be-,paid in cash,
and to pay for titles extra. - =
. .!.g'5 fa44 81 W. sPIREs,as.E. D.
Mar 1s, 1866. 10 sssa IL
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aThs may certify that have been qsing At my man
now haye In use three szid pumps, one of which Ia
kent cor.tsy'at wor - hours Of each day, Except
sundsyt and as been running for the past two Jsa,
pronounce them ulhesany sne bs's pumps ,na nave
previously. They are simple in their construction, and
not easily dsaranged ,,,,,,,,
New York, Oct 19, lSos. JAS. n. W Ebb:"
We huvsplonty more or sqen cef'i1eates, @ put 'nlnA
&c, address or call upon
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Gotten, Tobacco and all Crops.

Gotten, Tobacco aad all Crops
And as perfect substitute for Peruvian Gu
sne, (sGordcd a. loss than one half tho cost,) it
has bean adopted by asriculturists Of known in
tslliesnss and DISCRIMINATION. 1t iS warranted
not to 1bau.t the soil, but on tke contrary per-
m ma,.sntlJte imprOre'it. Tie sales now amount
to u.anJ lnJ thousand tens annually aad the facili-
Tia, Cor its manufacture arc extensive and oom-
plete. -:
psmphlot describing its distinctive etsimS, may
bo had on application to the undersigned, agent
OF tho ,naunfscturers from whom tho MANURE
msy at ail times bo obtained 80
as- PlsntOrs and Dealers would do wall to
send ia their orders earlyto '
j. O. MATMEsvsoN,
General Agents,
AUGUSTA, GA.
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Wet Nugse Wanted.

|:VWANTEDa yeuRg, hoat;x. and healthy WIT
! Wv EURSE-rens viii . child not ovur threo
four I G]a w.ass p,.stss
BE Man 5st4sa most iadabitss,y baalihy nscd
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Arms and Legs.
G. 3. HOGGsoN,
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MAKER
haHsioR House; No. ego, Broad Street,
AUGUSTA: GA.

70 =
TVHESE Limbs are unsurpassed for Lishtness,
Il Beauty Of Piniah, and Durability. Sasisfae-
tion Ga.rantSsd.i in all cases. 7s.- r,,-s
Prom tho "Daily Prass," Augusta, Ga,
Jan. 18th, 1855.
We are we'll acqeaintOd with the
gentleman and takog great pleasure in recommend
ing him to any Bho have .bssn 80 unfortunate as
to lsIs either an arm Or Il log. He understands
his susiEssI perfectly, and wears an artificial log
hiasOlf, of his oun mako, on uhieh We have soon
hia dance, and We dsfy any one not acquainted
with the fact to dstostit. RaharssIaminod there
artificial limbs and have no hositansy in pronoun-
eing them the best We ever saw. Lot the uainsd
and crippled rejoice that tho Good Samaritan Is
hero In the person Of Mr.. HOgsson.
Tbs following lettor is one Of tho many re-
ceITed by MT. 81:
Bpsn,IrLD DIsTnrcI, S. C., Jan. 9, 1856.
Mr.. G. B. Hoaesox-Sn: / have tsstod the log
made BIZ you; find it sa.i,facto.y, and am pleased
NTH tbs ssre. hare NO hesitation in recon-
lnendins tho Artificial Limbs made by you TO my
comrades, who, liks mysoli harsbson unfortunate
in thelitsxar. Yours, etc.,
s T. w. GRTzBN, Cspt. c. A.
March 3m ~