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SUBSTITUTE FOR PERUVIAN GUAR0,
ssIzs.: 2:a;..Bl ..Blaugh's Raw Bone
| g|||'IEIlaHOSPHlTE OF lime /!
s |Esa Baugh g Sons.
MzNHFssf C TURERS& PROPRLETSRS
20, South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.

This valuable.MANURE has been before the
agricultural public uhdef: one name, for twelve
years past, and its rssos Ayigpy,ef as4ou
and permanenee in effect Is we'll esta5lishtd Be-
fpss.ths Kssi. Maa ialsaaasaa to ssama.A .Azten1le
the Southern States, and wa,fsana tashs highly
adapted to x,.~,, = = ,:Is.ss . IS =.
cattons, s Telaeasas,; Tobacco aud Nd aA !Grops.
And as perfect substitute for Peruvian Gu
ano, (affordsd at ,lsss5hep, ,onThalfihe cost) it
has been adopted BY agriculturista Of known in
telligenceSaad sdhaiminstioa. IrissERatea
MOTTO eiSaasatdS sod .sSat On the con trSsgSsS
manently to improve it The sales now amount
TO many thousand tops-epnpally. anI the facili-
ties for its manufacture are 'eifensES and COM
papshlet ass&Bihg it's distastys saHps msy
be b lga on application I y
Of the manufacturers, from whom tho MANURE
m.y at all timesas eStiiifsii; g .''.'s
gar Planters and snealers1 would du ,Rsll to
send in theiir orders eaEty to =,
i. o. MATHEWsoN,
General Agents,
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From Washington
MasnrNGrox. February 5, i.


The breach between the President and
Secret..ry of War has und6ub edly reached
its climax. II iy stated that Stanton is speed
III TO retire from the Cabinet: Majdr:Gen-
eral Steadman, who IS here at the Presidents
request, is generally spoken Of as the future
1t is doubtful whether, the constitutional
amendment will obtain a two-tsirds vote IN
the Senate. The Radicals are unwilling TO
let any Of these Bills 60 to the President,
soas-to afford him an opportunity to veto
It's understood that notwithstanding the
recent votes in Congress, a. -maiority IN both
Houses are only waiting a veto mes age
to organize successfully an Administration
paty.
1t begins to be doubtedif if the Freshmen
Bureau Bill will pass the House; fso, il
Will be amended in many particulars, and go
back. to the Senate quite a different Bill.
The Committee Of Elections will take-Aup
Tomorrow the case Of Boyd and fkelso, of
Missouri. - - t'sS Z
The order of the: Treasury Department Of
September l4th, 1865, exempting from tax
alton within the Southern States mahlfac.
lures on hand, is rescinded, and not to be in
force. after March Is, 1885,.
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L
1s8S Jamaica adrices announce the nrriralsa
Kingston, on tho 9th ult:, Of Sir Horny storks
tho new Governor. Tho trial of the remaining
prisoners, charged with completely in the late re-
beAion--about $50 in:numbor-was.fxed to com:
monce on.thc Esd ult. ~ ~ =, g. g. -. 3:
F. 10 Rev. tJostph Cross, formerly distin-
gui,hcd Methodist divine, and author Of several
popular works, has applied for holy orders in the
Episcopal Church -. - a. -.
Ng~We -u1dcrstand that Ex-Governor More
kead,:o North. Carolina, has been arrss,cd BY
the military authoritieS, for interfering with the
salo of some property previously adverti,edtto bo
,sDld:si GDssfnnr Morchoad. pruses:cd againstIthe
sa.e and claim eatisle:himsslfa a,:g 5t,a' ay;e-
~ Dry goods, at aslye.tqp, Texas, aro, sell.
Ing. l5spsr seHt. boleE New. York priqes, and
boots and 'hoea sEasslliag aklsss4 thaa arssSQst,
Gs- Civil proceedings Hfyo Bson commenced
Fby tho Texas State officers, GtBrounssiG, against
the parties iuplicatstia ahe Bssdad Affair; ;'h- .
There are upwards Of. fstiy 7tSe thousand
destitute persons in Alabama ho viii reauirp, ,aq
sFpepPaatare of. upwards of,$2,ooo.Q .QQop oraaunm
to reliays them,,II,:.t 5..... ,.g .',: !;
'-.iG:4.3 ~ -; T. - = :: I;
|:ssGoa#4 4xD suhfs ststahSd tt6aat' j.
|aige,H cori yeatefd on stha Wifi at
saueRta ktfof Fellow. c6fif;ef sifi;
ssupefiof qaaaity l5dferihigsod the it
Sf;50. end dalY<of sals:; Hay yT'ff is
oferaa 1880 per tskk sgassS. E,snsfitnt
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EDWIN BATES 4 Co.
j. R. READ ice. = '>A;z.
STRAUSS, VANCE & CO. -
AITKIN, MOVES & JOHNSTON.
KING 1'GOODRICH.
JAMES p. BELTS. - e -, ~.
SToLL, WEBB-& CO.
P EPSTEIN, 2GS King Street.
P. LYONS d co. 60.
FANCY GOODS. -
H. D. BURKETT L co.. SUCCESSORS OF
DEWING, THAYER & CO.
NORTH, STEELE 4 WARDELL. 8"
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
WILLIAMS & COVERT. =.
LENGNICK & SELL.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
e. B. sTODDARD co.
D. F. FLEMING & co.
T. M. BRISTOL, Successor of DuSHAN, TAF1
4 Go.
EDwD. DAILY, Agent.
JOHN COSlMINS. a, - 80
HATS AND CAPS.
WILLIAMS & COVERT.
H. II. WILLIAMS & co.
F. HORSEy, 25 Hayne Street. Successor to HoR
sEY, AUrES & Co. -
HARDWARE.
J. f. ADGER ECO. .r.
HASTIE, cALHoUNz& CO., "a Hayno Street.
HART & co.
EDGERToN & RICHARDS.
C. GRAVELEY..
E. L. DEMING & co.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
LITTLE & MARSHALL, l7s East Bay Street.
BOOKS.
E. ]. DAWSON eco. -
BOGERT, DENNY & co.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
L. CHAPLIN & co.
R. W. GALE -&sCO.
NATHAN N&OTT0LENGUI. d
PAPER HANGINGS,t WINDOW
SHADES AND UPHOLSTERY.
H. W. KINsMAN.
CLOTHING.
EDWIN BATES & co.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS 4 PARKER.
FRANCIS MURPHY.
PIERSON / co.
sADDLERY.
HASTE, CALHOUN & CO., "a Hayne Street.
JENNINGS, TH0MLINS0N, & co.
HAhhOU, NlCliOLD o. w.
DRUGS.
KING & CASSIDEY.
JOSEPH J. MORGAN.
L. CHAPLIN L co.
JOHN KENIFICK, 4S Broad-street.
.CROCKERY.
WEBB L SAGE.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN co.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
J. S. PHILLIPS, 80 Broad street.
GROCERS.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS Il co. =
CHAS. H. NOISE, & co.
GEO. W. CLARK d co. -. s.
THADDEUS STREET.
J. H. F. DAWSON.
j. F. ONEILL & son, 1G7 East Bay.
W. q. CHAFEE, 2O7 East Bay.
VIM. URNEY.
HENRY BIsCHoFF 4 co. - .
THOMPSON i BRO. - X
,CAHILL,& CO.
JOHN KING-& co.
WAGNER, HEATH & M0NSEES. -.
j. II. & D. MULLER.
BOLLMANN BROS.
..HAY.AND GRAIN MERCHANTS.
JOHN S. BIRD & CO.. =
BUILDING MATERIAL, SASH,
BLIND AND DOOR MANUFAC-
-TURERS.- s-.,..-
W. P.RUSSELL 4 co. -.
cARPETINGs, OIL CLOTHS, NAT
TINGS AND TAILORS'TRIMAIlNGS.
CHAS. D. CARR i co. 80 So
GROCERs, AUCTIONEERS ;AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BRUINS & BEE. =
AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
T. T.,sAvAGE HEYwARD SONS, 1913 EsstBey
street, Charleston, S. G.; and 14l Augusta' Ga.
STEAM BAKERY, CRACKERS, BIS.
=. CUFFS. ETC. - ,e...,
J. C. H. CLADSSEN Il co.
IRON AND MILL BANDSAND MI
81 CHINERY- AGENCY. :
J. M. EASON. -
SHIPPING, COMMISSION AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS. y
ARcHIBALDGETTY & co.
F. CONNER & co. "
Feb Is ~s, A., :, s-G
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CARD.
IQTHE MERCHANTS 6IfIIhE.SeGiF| d II1

::::a .::::sass!4:: s;;3 III ~; iss;
ma e asia.rsisSss;a, Whol.sals: Doatss, adviiSS
Il g9r6E the fsot thidt Chayksion -: again
market.fRthe pISsh.sEN gools :andaas view Of
the earlHaps psninsiM thaisprin :lasdci iSs beg TO
pE;the psSggssss LIBERAL
ly c3sssded to::thas:,dafkstin ths sbast
We ore awat5ssa. that many old and respected
firms will be mlsssl from. our number, but many
familiar names aSlI beISand in now associations,
ready to supply the wants Of the Trade as of yore,
and other old and new firms will be added to our
>numbar nt an oarly day. 49, - -. 80.
The cash and short credit system having been
universally adopted in all the Northern markets,
we are necessarily compelled to adopt like sys-
tenn as the only s.fe one on whicl to conduct bu-
Ssinsssr aHa athe heavy5 percentage once EueesFsE5
to cover bad debts will now. be avoided. Small
profits and quick returns will be the rule, and un-
der its working We hope noE only to restore 70 our
,ncient city its former prosperity, but 10 extend
her trade to the full extSnt or thecspabitics her
excellent geographical position and nitural ad
yantages afford. Our interest and ami bition c0lh-
bine to stimulute as in attsining this result.
The South Carolina Railroad is.naw open to
Columbia, and its President has officially informed
US that the Augusta limo will be completed to
Blaekville this month, and that on the frst of
February he Yill receive through freight to Au-
eusta. line OF steaHers 10 SafannNh WIZ w. -
ford facilities for shipping in that direction. It
is purpose to haVe III store by the last of Feb
ruary complete and varied assortment of goods
in our respective lines adapted to The spring trade
and every, exertion shall belnade:te promOto your
interests. 49,.
We extend to you the hand Of commercial fell
lowship, and seIicity your o-operation patron
age in our efforts to mako Charleston the centre
Of Southern trade. Give. US the encouragement
We ask, and you will enjoy all disadvantages Of
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A.MBR OTYPES I!
GALLERY

.kS M. CLOY respectfully informs the citi-
Us zous Of Edgefcld and surrounding country
that he has opened his
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State of South Carolina,
: - : EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY. >,..
j ohm O. Hsyird, Adm'or., Plaintiff, l.. ,,,o-

IN ORDINARX. >.,. go.
John o. HsyiFd, Adm'or., Plaintiff, ! l.. 5,u7-
s-,--,l. p, VS. ze.,:; ,tFor Par.
Luke Havird, Geo. ". Haxlrdapd. ~, "
Nancy Ha7ird and Others, Def'ts
my an Ordsr from the 0fansry, ! shall pro-
I'D ceed to sell at Edgefeld c: H. on tho first
Monaayfu March. nDst, Tor Partition, tie REAL
ESTATE: of DANIEL 'HhTIRD, Decd, to'~it:'
si@A TRAcTa OR PARCEL 0F:LAEg, lying
and being in thS District and State aforesaid ron
.wzters of BiyyGreek, waters II Of, Saluda Riser,
containing One Hundred: and. Eight dosl Acres,
more Or less. and bounded BY lands Of Kerenhsp;.
.pueh Heyiyd, William RatieE, j. r AbSsey and
others.
TERMS.--Tho above Tract of Laid win be-
sold on credit until the first day Of J6huary
next. Pufchdser'togeS Bdntwith: good
tiss;; and Mprtgaga-to tho. ordinary, :soaecpre
the EehaEs money. Sasts b. psil. in cash,
'Fs = spffREs;s.E.p
SSsI-' ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-10

81. TEAS. TIE rs! a'g- !ar
"a HALF CHESTS Imperial, Gunpow
N zen YSaae lfyson snA nossss. for esse by go
AecuasaIs-a*sssss al RODaRfs0N ALD1lRa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-10

fSuHARSr-5Q hhda. sNew- Orlaans Sugar,
. s az sgEps ''r e'ha4 "a, 4 Arsy,oR,b r.t.ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-10

pURE and four years old, for the C@mmu-
= nisn Table And FHsniiy Prescribed bt Phys
ca n Tor females Weakly P-rsnna and fnvati&s The
6rsas Remedy for Kidney A0licstens RAsEmatSxm sDd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-10

I A. the indicates II only RVS the growth Of
the hsir when thin and falling % but II positively
nws " its original shsde uhsa tar ming
grey white, whether caused by disease, grief old
age. # SIS @t
IL viii certainly do what ia claimed for it, fact to
which hundred nay Thousands WIN hare used Il are
ready aud sflnx 70 testify Where bottls 10 fairly
nod, N any CONT n1ty, iD reputation asprsaAs like
Wild ire and IL the beat advertisement nd recommend
asron desire. In the Eastern States. where the
"ReMeWsr~ originated. u y u~ed by all Young La
dies Dr~~sing aud Is 10 be found the toilet tables
Of YoanS Men. laiso 1t their barberi While Older Msn
and Wsmen vii NOT be without r., reaewer andre
stssaHve ss ther grey locks and had heads which
changes IN their entire safsfActtsa.
CACTIONv-Don't lct any druggist or de aIer urge
upon you different article there u Pr~p.rxsson
ton IN IN world like fais Beware Of any srcle PR
Try HALLS HAIR RESEwER ard yoa viii use no
other.
Hnot so,d BY Druggists in your towx. . trial bot.
viii b seat 30 700 b. Express. upon reesipt Of
dollar by mal-thus giving opportunity ut
for testing Its excellent virlEsa.
AD-RdsFs for Fgnl RnfEfes must Be- ADDRESSED To
g~aessl AGENT for the Northvestsrn states, C.. 4.
COOK, B0x 0524, Chicago, Ill. All ouch or
aers viii receive rgoErt sstrntfou.
A-PHkLL Co. Ppoprieeere. Nashra. In. Z.
Ths trade suppil~t at Aass faetsrs yrsoes bt FULL
kR, fIHC A rCLLER. WEl.o<-se prnxgis,s Chicago.
Sold in Keckrk hw a. D WILKINSON, y. q VII
kINsoS, Y . CONNER. and all Druggists. jy4sdan
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THE CAROLINA EVANGELIST,

4 BAPTIST lFEEHLY Y PAPER T0 be
PUBLISHED AT ORINGEBCRG, s. 6.
Y5yIE Subscribers propose to commence, in the
A ear par: of June, the publication of a
BAPTIST WEEKLY, to be called TIE CARO-
LIMA EVANGELIST"
In addition to articles and items of n denomi-
national character, it is designed that it shall
contain reading matter Of general interest.
It will equal ia size the Confederate Baptist"
llately published in Cnlumbia), and will be en-
nrgcd, iftbc subscription list should be sufficient
" Increased to warrant .he change. IL will he
printed on gond paper and in clear type.
Subscription price THREE DOLLARS PER
ANNUM.
rhnsc who arc favorable 10 tho publication Of
tho EVANGELIST, will plcaso cndeavor to OBJ
tain Subscriptions, and forward names of Sub
scribers, with their Postoiccs, to Orangcburg, 5.
C., addressing either Of the undersigned.
Z. w. WHILDEN,
Pastor Of 0rangeburg BaptistChurch.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
Publisher Of The Carolina Times.
April Il IL
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my friends, that's only-gcnerous.; ana-the..
last is for my rivals, that's human nature.
Ii the last look satisfies me, thenf know
ii is all right, and | assure you | never
take any more.'-Londun Punch.
IL bay who had stolen some ar-
pies, was forgiven, for the ingenious man.
irer in which he excused himself. The
school master asking him what he had to-
say for himself the urchin replied. 1.-The
apples were Toms and don't know how
he got them; and now they are mine, and
he don't know how I got them."
"A man who was recently badly in
jjured by being run over, said
Il; is not The q, a,cidcnt that mind
hat is not the thing. but ;hc idea nt be-
y. i;;n over 4v an internal sWi;israrI
makes me mad
-CALIFoRNIA has long been cele-
bratcd for : Dig things" animal and vege-
table, and the following adds to the list:
Before Justice F., at San Jnan,
Nevada County, was broughta a Hiberni-
an. charged with assault and battery upon
a fellow, ,corntrynan. Many witnesses
were examined aud, finally, Jimmy
C-was called to the stand.
Mr.. c., state what you know
about THIS case"
We'll. your Honor. Barney and Pa:-
rick hpd hit Of quarrel about some
wood they had been cutting. They were
<taudn near the wood. pile in front Of
the house, and after iawing little Bar,
ney picked up bit Of silver, and give
Patrick a little tap on tlr' head, and he
Went over on to the wood-ple-and that
was all there was about it.
Justice F.. "You say Barney hit
Patrick on the head with bit of silver.
What kind of silver was that?"
Well, your Honor, twas a small
thing-a bit of chip"
But we want to know how big it was !;
give us your idea of the size Of it,"
We'll, your Honor after some hes'.
ta'io". | ;hink i: WAS about ~" feet InnE.
and about as big round as my wrist
= Rev. Mr.. A., in FcIin's Grove.
Pennsylvania, had just commenced his
sermon one Sunday morning when boy,
some eight or nine years Of age. got up,
and walking straight up TO the minister,
asked, in voice loud enough to be heard
bv the congregation: " May | 60 home
forgot to feed the pigs!" Consent was
given, but the effect upon the minister as
well as up N the congregation was. far
from serious.
= When General Whecers cavalry
made their vaIorous attack upon Uncle
Sans gun-boats, while cruising ON the
Tennessee. negro who was thoroughly
imbued with " secession" principles than
The majority Of his race, importuncd Ills
master to allow him lhs use of a carbine
for the purpose Of "habin pop at de
gun boats. Permission being accorded
he valorously crawled to the river-hank
and cnsconded himself behind huge
stump. Not shot had been freedom
either side. Suddenly the boat in the
lead opened with huge Columbiad, whose
concussion was so great that every thing
fairly shivered. The ball plowed up,the
bank in close quarters to Sambo, throw
ing liberal quantity of mother earth
upon him. He was at once demoral-
ized," having never heard such a report
before; and, with Tie widest terror de.
picted in his countenance, Immediately
broke for the foot of the hill. Arriving
there, he shouted. with eyes agog and
ashen cheeks; "Good grashy, massu,
she's busted!"
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From the Nt,u York, Observer.

numps which has given moro satisfaction rs fore,
Ind firing pump than any We have ever llstd. Ills ont
of great ower and well adapted for ships decks mines
factories greenhouses, srnperies, etc The Mining
CHRONICLE and RaitrGy .oa,nni says: II is recOnmcn
ded for ts extreme simplicity Of construction, great
strength and consequent durability and clcapness OF
nair There Il no s,ung box-ihe pressure being held
by cup.packng like upon The worEingpton, working
in cylinder it;d for the purpose within the upper air
chanbcr-which We think great movement, sttIlne
is so liable be deraneed and leak under strong pressure
TO saw nothing Of the loss By friction incident thereto. il
has also two air chamhershus the action uf the valv.
is cushioned upon both sides by Hir-prcyenling water
hammer and vacnnni-thunip. The valves are very
ces.ibe and simply and chcaply repaired. They work
easier than any pump have ever the inch cy-
Under being worked by children in wells one hundred
feet deep, and as they extremely cheap, well as
simple and strong, we freely recommend ihcn.'
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The State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY.
ToY W. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
ID Edgofeld District.
Whereas, Thos. D. j. Howle has applied to
mo for Letters of Administration. al and sin
gular tho goods and, chattels, rights and credits
of David Quares, latc of the District aforo-
aaid, decd.
: These are, therefore, to cite and ndmonish oil
and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho
said decoased, to DO and'appcar before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to bo
holden ut Edgcleld C. Ii. on the 4th day Of May
next, to show caase, if any, why tho said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Goth day
of April in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six, and in the
Goth year of American Independence.
w. F. DURIS0E, 0. 4. D.
Apr24 2t IL
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Importantly.
Two waited long enough Kathleen,
ri. ;,..rs e,;rIy mast:

I've waited long enough Kathleen,
The winters fairly past;
Tho lambs are playing, the green,
Til, SWALLOWS cvmc.,t last.
Th. vine i, lcafy r"und m7-'loor,
Tho Lios:ums IN the May;
-ELe waves ccm .;lac;'; :" III. >h"rc-
- &hy do.i'. you n,me ihe day?
You know you put me Off, Kathleen,
Until ea-ly in the spring;
The skies are tranquil anil serone;
The bees are p The wing;
The fisher >prer.'s his iii'le sill,
TIE mowers i, hay:
The primrose hlrs$euiS in the vale
Wby d IA y'u au." II" ,l'!s;
Tha ta,usi'i, lni!!in- :, i:,n i!..rn,
Among the whispering lcayes;
The lark is busy in the corn,
The martin meath the eaves.
The little birds dou't build in vain,
Their mates don't say them nay
Beware. ! may not ask again;
Why dnu't you name the day?
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDJNd RY

JH OnDIRhH1.
DY W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Id field District.
Whereas, JamesA. Dozicr hasnpplicd to me
for Letters Of Administration, dc 6ona non, on all
and singular tho goods and chattels. rights and
credits OF Sarah Cogburn latc of the District
aforesaid, deed.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish NIL
ana singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said dcccasei,to be and appear before me, at our
next Orlin,rys Court for +hc said District, to be
holden at Edgeaeld C. H., on the 7ih.day OF
hlhiipisfFwion Should ndt be grnnfcd:. = -,
:. Given saHdef my hind and seal. tlis 2Sd dsy
'5f April ID The year Of our Lords thousand
eight hundred and sS,y!six, and in tire 9O,h
year of the Independence of the United States
of Amcriti.. .";-
DURIsoE,.O .O.E.D. :
= Apr "a 2t >'--'-. IL
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SoLoy ROBINSON TO TIE FARMEg's GLIB, JAN. 23:
mo Farmer who-owns awell or cisern can possibly
afford 10 be withou. iron pump. 1t should be at
suction and force purnp-n perfect little engine-sucL
a one known as Vests Improved Pump 1 speak OF
this pump because happen to know 10 be very sim
ple durable, powerful and cheap and 1t don't freeze up
nor get out Of order once yeaS know this and think
may be doing the farmers good by speaking of it.
boy len years old can work IT, and throw contlnuou,
stream. II can be made to work IN
deep wells as well rs in shallow onos.'
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Just Received,
Executors Notice.

"A TT, persons indebted to the Estntc of JOHN
M SsySsa I'D al II having ss de-
mands agaipst the said Estate arc requested to
present them duly aftGstt2 e me rndet etsisagd gt
the iio resideecs. Of itBs deeeGscd, on 6r fore
he 30th day Of .Januify 1857 as there wiz bciR'
final settlement of the EitatS 66 That :.
:l...s7:3- y SIMEON cDGBURN, Elk or.
Eaaxo jy s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Notice, to Distillers.

IDY tho recent Act OF Legislature persons dis
Id tilling Sprihious Liquors from grain, are re-
quired to pay to tho Commissioners of Public
Buildings, license of Two Hundred dollars for
each still so used.
Persons interested will please come forward and
pay the same. The law will be enforced against
oil who fail to do so, By o-der ofthe Board.
S. F. G00DF, SEQ. and Treas C.P. B.
Jan "a tf
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II. 3. McILVI.AN.n

Pumps, cleerfully recommend them us simple durable
and powerful in raising and throwing water and fol
their ease of action security against Frost and low price
we believe them superior to all others.
WARREN LELAND, Met. Hotel, n. y.
j. w. POMEk0Y, YOnkers, n. y.
JOHN MESSERAU. N. Y.
DOMINICK LAWRENCE, Winchester 81
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she's busted

yNyHIS WRINGER has again taken the FIRST
Z PREMIUM in the Great Fair of The amcri
can Institutc--t has ais, taken the FIRST PRE-
MUM ut tho State Fairs of New York, Vermont,
peungylvania, Ohio Michiga-, Indiana, Illinois.
kentucky, Iowa. Wisconsin,, Connecticut River
Valley Fair, Champlain Valley Fair, and at most
Of the County and Institute Fairs throughout the
country.
Over 200,O9O have been sod and are now in
use in the United States, ant ,cc nerer heard 81
QUO TINT mol liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wringcrs, in having large rolls Of solid Indin
Rubber, protected by strong coGwnEELs that
they cannot slip or Jreo. ioosc franz ths shgH Its
strong wood frame cannot be broken, and does
not rast or soil the clothes. Every Universal
Wrnger is WARRANTED.
We select few testimonials from persons
widely known TO the public, who speak from
t,,al experience, and arc above suspicion of mis-
statement.
Ny family would MS soon give up the cooking
stove as the CLOTHES WRISGER 1t cannot he teo
highly recon nmenled.-[Soliu Robinson.
"This is the first Wringer / have found that
weuld stand the service required Of It'll. p
Huggirs, Lovejoy's Hotel.
owe think the Machine MUCH MORE THAN PAYS
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR IN THE SAvISG OF GAR
MEyTs. We think.it Important the wringer should
be fitted with C0GS."-[0rangc Judd, Editor Of
American Agriculturist.
at heartily commend it to economists of time,
money and contentment."-lThc Rev. DR.. Bel
lows.
Prices:
Large Wrinser, go $500 2o0
Doty's Washer, Family Size, 1890
sc '' Hotel s. 1900
Merchants or good canvassers can make money
rapidly selling ;hem in every town. Exclusive
sale guaranteed aud libcr'l terms given TO res
ponsiblo parties who first apply. Descriptive Cir
c,llar and terms sent free.
The celebrated DOTY's CLOTHES WASHER,
which has Just taken the first premium ut tho
great Fair of the American Institute, is also sold
by the undersigned.
II. C. BROWNING,
GENERAL AGENT,
No. 9l7, Broadway, New York.
Feb 81 lom 8