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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-02

8 aRHEhRy IN NEW ORLEANS sAIMpUpENcE
VyIAJ GAMDnEH ~ Ne#i Ofleana letter
t6tte PhiladelphM Presessays EsWe have
MBractical joker G6re-oHe My J Sah-
HerA;a:'sportinE man, ,sprigibhlly Mbp
baltimore. Sopnera iat teducated, and
ar6ssesy yfashionably. eend buts few, on
looking at him. would believe him to te
Geam6ier. When Mr.. Greeley jumped
from the hack. 10, met, him at thn?er-
trancG OF the hotel. and extended his
hand. saying, :'How do you do. Mr.
Greeley? 1 am very happy to extend
the right hand OF fellowship-to core
nowped gentleman as yourself: aud, as
one of. the citi8eps of this great metro
polls OF the South, extend to you, sir,
the freedom Of our city, and the honest
good will of our citizens. Sir, allow me
to.introduce to your notice two estima-
ble gentiemen-Colonel Starr, of Missis-
sipri.. ind Mr.. William Johnson, QUE of
our lending bankers. y Starr and John
son are both gamblers, and the sudden
introduction almost unnamed themy
and they slid ont of sight as soon ms pos
sible. OF course Mr.. Greeley did not
understand the joke, but the lockers on
did aud enjoyed it hugely.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-02
OBITUARY.

Died, In this city, yesterday afternoon, the
1st Of June, EPHRAIm MELLON, infant son
OF Mr.: and Mrs. W. A. CLARK, aged five months
and fifteen days. .,-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-02

During late performance of the
Lady Of Lyons" at the Mormon thea.
tre in Salt Lake City. an OLD elder got
mp and Indignantly walke,l out Of tho
house with his twenty-four wives, NUT
tering, II won't stay aud see play
where man makes such oil awful fool
OF himself about one womanr'
All editor in Alabama having read an
article In Halls Journal Of Health adyis-,
ing that Husband and wife should sleep
in separate rooms, says: cdr. Hall can
sleep where he chooses. but for himself
he intends to sleep where he can defend
his wife against rats and all other noc-
turnal foes as long as he has got one to
Defend"
A abort time ago very strict young
lady in society gave her photograph to q
devoted admirer for his locket. Two
days afterwards her brother found it on
the goor of billiard saloon decorated
with pair OF moustaches and On i'm
mense cigar, artistically done with pin.
N. Y. Mail
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff. ono Of the
| women's candidates for President, has
rebelled. She says: "We mean treason
| secession on O thousand times grander
scale than the South. We are plotting
revolution; we will overthrow this bogus
republic and plant government oi
righteousness in its stead."
Greeley tells an inquirer that there is
notroubie in raising geese for market il
you don't weau them too young. Lei
them trot around with the old eve till
their bride teeth are grown, and you
can then transplant them to the forcing
frames without willing.
A Michigan editor has just given uE
the sanctum for the pulpit. He thinks
it is easier to fight the one Devil at which
q minister levels his arrows. than the
thousands which an editor is obliged te
contend with.
The people of Louisville have deter
mined, bya two-thirds vote, to reduce
the study hours in the public schools o.
that city from two sessions OF two and
half hours each to one session OF three
hours. .:
Hendricks. Hancock and Hoffman nrt
spoken of as candidates of the pemoora
oy on .Vallandigham's platform OF 9TH.
new departure.
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List OF NEW ADvKRusEMRNTs.
Charleston Charitable Association,
Kings Mountain Military School.
Dr.. Rendall--Cor &c.
Hoatetter's Bitte1a. 4,
Fem Peck--DrawinBs. al :.
j. Agnew f Son--C Corn. Hay, Oats.
.Lippman's Bittera arc for sale by su drug.
gists aud dealers. Depot In Columbis, s. O.,
at GEIaER l. Mo9aRaoR's, Drnggists. SlS
.OrF1cfAL RAY1LE NuNBEns OF the Charleston
Charitable Association. fo- tho benefit Of tho
Free School Fund:
RAFFLE CLASS NO. 0.
Morning... June I, 1871.
T-91-56- II so I-19- 81 -ee es-48
Witness my hand, at Charleston, this let
day Of June. 1871. FEM PECK.
June Sworn Commissioner.
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oE DIR. Kendall, who performed como
remarkable cures Of C0RNs. BUNIONs, DO,
on his last visit to this oity. some months
since, has again returned, ana may BIZ found
atthe Washington House, whore all afflicted
are invited 70 oaA. Many will remember him
With gratitude. Though there are cases OF
invoterate Oorns and Bunions, where moro
than one operation is necessary, yet the reliof
Is so gfatefaf tAat;ho one win gruage.the e1.
pense. Jnue a
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denly contracted, when he spoke of 1t,
and Immediately expired. a
Itappears from the evidence that the
deceased had two wives, and that he
lived with one or the other, MS his whims
dictated, and that he had quarrelled with
one or both OF them n few dnys previous
to his death; which circumstance, con-
aected with the sudden 'manner Of his
taking off," excited suspicion among his
friends that poison had done.'the work.
DR.. +. ". Gibbes WIS called in, aud per-
formed post mortena examination; but
failed to find any trace of poison, and
recommended an analysis of the stomach.
Nothing was elicited before the Jury
which would indicate poisoning. but
they have ordered the contents OF the
stomach to be analysed.
The case is mysterious one, and will,
no doubt, receive full investigation
from those whose duty 1T is to ferret ont
criminal matters. The deceased is rep
resented as temperate in his habits, by
the parties who had him employed during
the past three months.
The following is. the verdict OF the
Coroner's jury: '"rhat the deceased,
James Kennedy, CAME to his death from
causes to the Jury unknown, but they
strongly suspect that poison has been
Administered, anu order that the con-
tents of the stomach OF the deceased be
analysed" III, ..l
Coroner Coleman dissented from that
portion of tho verdict which -auspeots
the presence Of poison, as also the order =
ing Of an analysis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-09-21
ome,"' co,,"" statement.

w ASIlINGION, IccplclIDei ID.
80 cotton crop reports purporting to
have come from the Department G. Ag-
riculturc during the past month nave
been genuine. The items i'll circulation.
often contradictory in tenor, assumed t.
be official, have had no origin IN the Sia-
tisti,;al data OF that Office. The returns
from about 80 cott.n growing counties.
representing Il very large proportion o!
the cotton area. Those for August point
10 an avcra%ccondition of tie crop almost
identical with that OF the preceding re-
port. Tie averages tor Alabama apd
Mississippi being the same; those o.
I.ouisi;ui}, Arkansas and Tennessee he
ine higher, and those OF other cotton
state, loser. The State averages oi the
September report are somewhat lcwcf
thim those oi .NuS"'t' lhousii ilc p.ilicl-
pal depfeIla'loi orH''.s III ino ,oc''c, ~ w.,
when f!Siu sI'',ti ~. t;1 :, ,i', a.,
crop Whiie Iiie I,,, -
nlpof'iiIS uls.;i'V ,i.,',,n rtli
oti.ee oI ~
una LoulSiai ~ pe I -, sn'te, ", or tor
o'i,'aoii ~ - t,i9 ali ,ts,nac dat, ),
~ Nv ci'.ScH 49, 90 -,
'!luS ,i;,- a:nor,ia ccyc,t -.
ooJ.i. t,t. NIL, 5nyent1. f;vc. AIabnm.
ei.ht, e5it,, NitSissinn; Nj .s EIGHTY. Imisi:m;
sa5,n,H sa,.a,n.-seuen. ct Tax,s ri@hiv-one: Ar.
senoi,.s @ -nGnoh n;notl, tire. tren3asSoc n;netr.
naa"S ~, ililiets ~ ~, ~
IN anuio d, , ,;I,a ~ i.,;nlv ~, :,
o@il worm anu @ ItoG i,,,' hmt mS oril -
-alsslssippl anu aI .ore D"; me Iri. ios
Gelce una. q ,n;,oh1e ,i 81 ot Pnst no9 ~ com d
rom i'HSo', .,.o 1T - ] S+tos oudto son,e
mon III nc 4a'',' @!if no"st 6ro,,mtt haS
G%sen' A,. ;irriS,S oH liz IN the CaroI;nos and and
~. y0c.a t,on,-J, ,hn rcnorts Of rain FIJI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-09-21
SCHOOL NOTICE.
Augusta, Sept 90

OFFICE COUNTY SCHOOL CoMM1S-
r. 9SIONER,
-. EDGEF1ELD, S. c., Sept. IS, 1871
rJNHE Free Co .aon Schools in Edge
IL field County will resume their exer.
cises on the lst October, 1871, and will
close on the 18th Dec. following, to re.
open on the 18th Jan. 1872.
All Certificates heretofore granted are
declared cancelled. Teachers will have
their Certificates renewed by application
to the Board of Examiners.
The said Board will hold their meeting
at Edgefield C. H., on Saturday, 3Otll
inst, for the purpose of examining appli-
cants for Teachers in the Public Schools
in this County.
Applicants will be. considered only
from those Districts which levied the
Special Tax as required by law.
The Board will meet on Saturday of
every two weeks following, for the pur-
pose of examining applicantsfort teachers.
j. II. MCDEVITT, ', S. G. e. G.
' and Chair. of Board.
Sent On wi ., 2t 80
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Card of Thanks.

Having a deep sense of obligation and
gratitude towards my many friends and
fellow-citizens, colored no less than
white, who exerted themselves so active
ly and sonobly in saving my property
from destruction during the fire of Sat.
urday night last, I herewith beg leave tc
tender them, one and all, my mos'
heartfelt thanks and acknowledgements
NJ. A. MARKERT.
Edrefeld. S. c.. Sept. 18th, 1871. 1t.
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THE ADVERTISER
Edgefeld, S. G., Sept. FL, 1871.
The Second Great Fair i'll augusta.
Are cur people realizing how near at

The Second Great Fair i'll augusta.
Are cur people realizing how near at
hand this great occasion lies? Person.
ally we have been reminded Of it to-day
by the receipt ola complimentary Ticket
of Admission to the Exhibition. For this
polite attention we beg leave to express
our llindcst acknowledgements.
This second Exhibition of the Cotton
States Mechanics and Agricultural Fair
Association is destined to be Il superb
success. The Grounds of the Association
are the most beautiful and conveniently
arranged of any in the South, and their
Premium List is splendidly liberal. Tho
coming Exhibition opens on the S1st Oc
tober, and continues through five days.
And blythe by. an interesting card
from the Association stands in another
part of to-day's issue. Seek it out, and
read it.
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. - (Obs =

jar y powder eXplosin ut Phoebe, Nc
yada. on the lGtil, caused . conflaGration
destroying the business Of the town
The loss exceeds quarter of a million
500 KEGS of powder exploded, killing
four and wounding anumber.
547 The County Conventions of Tax
payers throughout Texas &re generally
adopting the following, aloAg WITH othel
resolves: That the more the spirit o
tyranns- and usulpation IS SOUGHT to be
appeased by The unmanly yielding o
our vested rights without DISPUTE ano
determined remonstrance, the more ez-
acting does it become and the norc Ger
tainly is the way laid open invi ing fur
tner encroachments.
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COMMERCIAL.
ATTGUSTA. September 10.

AUGUSTA, September II.
GOLD-Buying till and selling atll2;
COTTON-Market quiet on basis Of
I93 for Liverpool middling. Sales, lSO
bales. Receipts, 250 brles.
BACON-Stock large and market un-
changed; C. Sides, CT; G. r. Sides. g.;
Shoulders, 7@S; Hams, 15@1S; Dry
Salt shoulders, Z; Dry Salt G. r. Sides,
81: d. S. Clear Sides, 8. -,
CORN-Primew white is selling at So cts.
by the car load from de1ot; retail, 81.
WHEAT-Weq quote choice white, 81 65;
amber, 81 55.
FLoUR-City Mills, $75O@1O; at re.
tail, 81 p barrel higher. Country, 81 81
@9, according to quality.
CORN MEAL-s1 at wholesale; 81 10
at retail.
OATS-55@65.
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YELLOW FEVER NEws.-The Charles
ton .Ne'rs of Tuesday says that the re
ports from the various wards show thc
city 10 bc in u remarkably heal5hy con
ition THO iiunri,er Of cases oj' yellow
fever now under course OF treatnren
does moi exceed two for each ward. 0iil>
one death fsoin the icver was lepoMet
for the twent.rfoar hours ending at !:
O'Clock ON the lsth instant.
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NNVVCE.

A Ii, Persons indebted to the Subscri-
N her as Executors of the Estates OF
JAMES F. LOWRY and w. Q. MO
RACINE, decd, must make satisfactory
arrangements in regard thereto py Inc
18th October next. Those faillng 10 90
On their Notes will be put in suit.
~ 80 49, Z.,,W. CARWILE, Ex'or,
Sept 1S, 1871. ~ 81
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The National Commercial Conven-
Blood for Blood in Jefferson County

Great excitement prevails in Jefferson
County, Ga. Some time ago, negro
there, of very bad reputation, named
Bug Pierce, wantonly shot and killed q
young man, by the name of Joseph
Coleman, who went to his house, as an
officer of the law. After this, Pierce
fled Immediately to Atlanta and thence
to Washington City. On Friday night
last he returned to his home, bringing
with him Il guard of threeJ. S. Soldiers.
Having murdered an officer of the law
in cold blood, the Government sent him
back with bayonets to brave an outra-
ged community. AS soon Us he arrived.
the civil authorities arrested him upon
charge OF murder. And Oh Saturday
night last, while under the charge OF an
officer, parGyof disguisedmea suddenly
appeared, seized and secured the officer,
tied the negro, threw him into cart,
and drove oil with him. The cart,
which belonged 10 the officers premises,
came back to the place next morning,
but none Of the party of the previous
night with it. 1t is believed Pierce re-
ceived summary punishment 1or the
murder Of young Coleman. On Monday
afternoon last q company Of U. S. Sol
diers arrived in Barlow, the county
town OF Jefferson, with instructions to
arrest number OF citizens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-09-21

nso- The Detroit Free Press takes q
gloomy view of things. tsays: INC
sane man will now set out on journey
by rail or water, without first closing up
all his business affairs and arranging his
papers so that his executors can find
them, and kissing his wife and children
n last farewell If he comes back all
right, he can claim an interposition OF
Providence. If he comes back in pieces,
his friends can claim that they told him
so.'"
"a 1t is said that NJ. Thiers cannot
conceal his complacency at being the
central figure of an assembly i'll which
there are eight dukes, twenty-seven mar
quises, forty one counts, len viseo'n
seventeen barons, and four hundred 9th
ers of noble lineage.
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NEW GOODS ARRIVING /!


~ UST received the following articles: {:
Fine Cognac BRANDY,
Barrels oxley WHISKEY, nine
years old,
4 Barrels Pure Rye wHIsKEY,
SUGAR and COFFEE,
SYRUP and NIOLASSES, -
CRACKERS of all kinds,
Fine TEAS, CANDY,
SARDINES, and many other articles
The public are respectfully invited to
call upon me at No. 8, Park Row, Sign Of
Golden Mortar.
w. A. SANDERS,
Druggist.
Sept. 20 If 80
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Couldn't lie and Truckle Suli-

The Charleston Repu5Hcan, the organ
for two or three years past, oftiie Radi-
cal Administration Of South Carolina
has suspended and gone out of sight. III
its last issue, the editor says, in sub
stance, that the Administration Withdrew
its countenanco and money because the
Republican would not lie, and truclile
and connive, as much as was desired
True Of course! The Republican, despite
its raCicalism and its heresies, was de-
cidedly lively and well edited. So nuch
so Tat We shall really miss it.
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ther encroacllmen;s.
,.nso,. w | N[anrath

PERsoNAL-W ]. Magrath, Isq., thl
president of the South Carolina Ralroac
COMPANY, who went to London IN july
last TO negotiate the exchange of the ster-
ling bonds of his company for the new
first mortgage bonds, arrived safely II
Charleston Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Ma
gr..h completed successfully and prompt.
Il the delicate business in MS charge, anc
will receive a hearty welcome from hi;
friends at home-Charleston News, 18th
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State of South Carolina.

state Oh south Carolina,
EDGEFlELD COUNTY, ~
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
PYD.L. TURNER, ESQ, Judge Pro.
I'D bate Court, Of Edgefeld County.
Whereas, L. g. Swearingen hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administra.
tion on the Estate of Elizabeth Swearin-
gen, late of said County decd.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at a Court of Probate
for the said County, to be holden at Edge
field c. H., on the 9th day of Oct, next,
1871, at 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause il
any, why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
the Court, this 10th day of Sept. A. D.
1871, and in the Goth year of American
independence;
D. L. TURNER, j. P. G.
Sept 81 2t 80
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Ihr Enri l. HnfIicIemt.

Mr.. o. +. CHEAruAM is receiving al
manners Of new Fail and W-intel Goods
lie sends us . new Advertisement, bu'
TOO late for this issue. 1t shall appeal
next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-09-21

GO TO PIERCE CHRISTIE.-Asw will
he seen by reference to our advertising
columns, this handsome and popular
Edgefield boy, son of the late Col. Sim.
Christie, is in Augusta, with Pope, Mack
and Co., Clothes Merchants of the high
est style and standing. So when you 60
to Augusta and wish to buy anything
wherwith to deck your outer man, just
trot right off to Pierce-somewhere there
under the old Globe Hotel-and he Will
fit you, and suit you, and please you, un-
til you will chucklc with delight. You
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-09-21
Az OLD REPUBLICAN

The above article we clip from the Co
lum,ia Gojon of q late date, 10 show the
people OF Edgelield sample of tic mis-
craDlc !;,lschoods that arc being circuia
ted ior party effect by certain despicahle
Characters in our midst. We nave con
vcrscd with ecntlemcn from the section
indicated, and are authorized 10 proclaim
Tie above ilu Nlux story false in every
particular. Not 3 word Of truth in it.
md We call upon thc E3io" and his
:. O2d Heppjt;ct'n correspondence 2Toce
% The contrary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-09-21

WY H. BRUNSON has just received
w direct from the Manufacturer,
l Case Ladies and Misses Cloth GAL
j Case Ladies and Misses Kid GAL
s Case Ladies and Misses Calf Walking
SHOES,
Dress SHOES.
Sept l3 i'.' II 80
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CJ'Ti'E -. !. tt.>StII' ASH LtM.
i'nt1.rI = [, ssnnt II lS1

OIINiI'!N. >. =. 'NtIJI. =. N
Sra: !s ouc Asylum IS full 10 lis ut
most capacity. you wiil please aivc ~
more orders ior the ad.ni sion ot !pna
tics, cpileptics or idu:s. until you have
written 10 this Office AMI ascertaincc
Whether :he: can be received. Very re
spectfullr, your obedicnt servant,
j. L. ENSOH, Sup.t, DC.
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E. S. MINIS WITH sTovALL &
ROWLAND.-This is our old friend
"Capt. Ras." No more honorable and
energetic men than Capt. Minis ana
Messers Stovall IL Rowland can efouno
in the city Of Augusta and they are per-
Sonallv responsible in every respee,.
Always give them trial. Sec Capt MS.
Card
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Railroad Meeting.

We hereby invite the,citizcnssof Edge
fl ield County to meet together at Edge
field G. H., &C. on Monday Oct. 2nd5,
1871; to take into consideration the bliila-
ingSof Railroad from Augusta, Ga, Via
Edgeheld C.. H., to Laureus CHI, and
any point beyond which maybe deemed
advisable; and the proprietyFof callingaa
Railroad Convention of all persons inter-
ested in the enterprise, to be assembled
in Columbia, S. c., on Friday, 10th Nov,
1871. and of appointing Delegates thereto.
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:sa~ The State Lunatic Asylum says
the Columbia Ptocaj.r) is 50 crowded
that Che Superintendent, las been COM
PEELED 70 issre tie following circular tc
JUDGES OF Probate throughout the S:es /:
Nr...cr. Z L, Ir.,...r1.. 4 S,.r ~
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A Duel at Granitevi1le on Sunday

Capt. VIM. y. D'Antignac of Augusta.
and Mr.. Dell, n gentleman OF st. Louis.
who has been residing for some time past
in Augusta, fought duel Just upon the
outskirts of Graniteville early on Sun
day morning last. The weapons were
Colts navy revolvers. loaded nv gun
smiths in Augusta. The distance was
fifteen PAGES. The antagonists fired twice.
Capt. D'Antignac escaped both times.
BY the second fire Mr.. Dell was painful
" wounded through both legs. This
ended the fight, and all parties returned
forthwith to Augusta. lIr. Dell's wounds
are considered quite serious. The cause
of the difficulty is not stated by the pa
pers. Great excitement in Augusta and
in Graniteville.
The National Commercial Conven-
tion.
This Convention will meet in the City
Of Baltimore on Monday, the 25th in
slant. Governor Scott has appointed the
following delegates to represent the
State:
Delegates from the State at Large-H.
G. Worthington, Esq, General NJ. G..
Butler.
First Congressional Distlict-General
E. B. c. Cash.
Second Congressional District-Wil-
liam S. Haste, Esq.
Third Congressional District-Hon
Frank Arnim.
Fourth Congressional District-Hon.
A. S. Wallace.
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Still Bearing on Augusta.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL ONE MIL
LIoN.-Look, all We Planters, and all
We of the Working Glasses, at the caro-
in another column, of the Planters Loan
and Savings Bank, of Augusta. This
Institution, as you will see, is conducted
on an entirely new plml, the special OBJ
ect being to advance Loans and accom-
modatc Planters. and enable the work
ins classes to save by depositing what
would perhaps be rejected in other
Banks. The names of theollicers OF this
Bank are strong guarantees of honor
and probity.
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Sept 81
Oil. Oil.

ONLY try one Gallon of our SAFETY
~ OIL for burning Lamps, and you
will never use any other. We offer 500
reward to any person who can set this
Oil on fire. MARKERT & CLISBY.
Sept 20 .omo If 80