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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
Complimentary.

In glancing over. the proceedings OF
the Commencement at Emory College,
Oxford, Ca, en- the 10th, we notice the
following complimentary allusioAs to
young JOSEPH A. TIMMERMAN,- sen OF
our old and esteemed friend. w. T. TIM
MERMAN, ESQ.,, of Richmond County,
Ga.,-a son Of Edgfield and well known
throughout our District-and take pleas
nre in transferring the same to our col
umns. Young ZIMMERMAN, although
only in College some eighteen months,
yet received the second honor in the
Graduating Class. Read the following:
:, Mr.. J. A. Zimmerman discussed a
theme that was calculated to eXcite'thc
emotional nature, and also to arouse tho
more intense feelings Of our boSoms.
The Impeachmento of Warren Hastings"
furnished subject that developed in
Young T. power that less exciting
theme would fail to discover. I appre-
hend that he experienced emotions SINH
lar to those that agited the bosom OF the
eloGuent Burke when he uttered the
memorable words, 81 impeach him i'll
the name of the people of India. inn
peach him as the common enemy and
oppressor OF all.'' The manner in which
the grave subject was presented indicated
that the points were fully appreciated.
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pebili,y and Emaciation

Both result from the lack of ability. to
eeIfvers the food into nutriment. How
isoccssafy, then, for those suffering from
these alarming symptoms to inmediafe-
yrcsert 20 aren,etsy that will strengthen
the stomach and digestive organs. For,
assoan as. this. desirable object has been
ACCOMPLISHED the health improves, and
the patient resumes his usual personal
appearance. Hostctter's Stomach Bitters
have attained q world wide popularity in
such cases, and have been proven the
best and safest means OF removing con-
stipation, toning the stomach. giving en-
ergy to the liver, and relieving every
symptom of nervousness and depression
of 9t5irfts. It's cheering and beneficial
effects are highly spoken OF by thousands,
who owo.to it their restoration to health.
No restorative i'll the annals of medicine
mas attained the same popularity in the
short space of time it has been before tho
public, or has won the high endorse
ments accorded to this excellent tonic.
Many other preparations, purporting to
be correctiyeS and restoratiYes, have been
introduced, and have perished one by
one, while the popularity of HostetterSs
Stomach Bittcrs continues to increase,
and is now recognized as a standard
household-medieinc. The success which
attends the usc Of the Bitters evinces at
once it's virtues in ali cases of debility
and disease Of thestomach. Certificates,
almost withoutnGmber,- have been. pub
lisiletl, qttesting its truly miraculous
power in removing those painful and
seartu! diseases, And at this time it
seems Idle 20 DO more than call attention
to the great remedy Of the age, in order
to awaken public attention to its excel
IeIlee, Kis the only preparation of the
kind.t1atie reliah ahIe ilf all iclises, a;ad it is
therefore worthy Of the consideration oi
Tie afflicted, -
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Woford College.

From our in +4lhgent young friend, Mr.
WILLIAM HAYNE FALK; of the Bates
Vile himself member Of the
Junior Class-we acknowledge the re-
'ceipt of a Catalogue of Wofford College for
ls7O-'7l. This Institution (Spartanburg)
emboomed amid the quietude of the
mountain-side of our State, is new-as
long before the war-well able to cope
with any of'h~- sisters in mental; moral,
scientific orreligions. culture. The num-
ber of scholars at Wofford during the
last scholastic year was 1876. Among
these four are from Edgefeld-two sons
of the Rev. J. w. BARR, son Of Capt.
LEWIS JONES' and our young friend
above mentioned. The exercises of the
Institution viii. be resumed on the first
day Of October next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

SUDDEN DEArH.-On Monday last, the
second son of Mr.. Sol. c. Hartman, 2
promising child of about tenyears, came
to most melancholy and sudden death.
He had been playing in pile of cotton
seed, and being missed at dinner, upon
search he was found smothered in the
cotton seed. He had grabbed out q per.
pendicular hole in the seed about the size
OF his body, and the poor little fellow was
found with his head down in the hole
He had been absent for about an houl
from the house.-Lerington Dispatch.
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Of Deep Interest to Many Edseheld

OF Deep Interest to Many Edsefield
People.
OF deep interest to many Edgefeld
people will be forth coming book, en-
titled 81 "Reminiscences of DR.. WIN. B.
JOHNSON" This book is to be issued by
the Rev. Mr.. GAINES, editor. of the
| Working Christian, and will be complied
from certain manuscripts written by DIR.
JOHNSON a few years before his death.
These manuscripts are said to contain q
good autobiography of this pious, gifted
and useful man., Mr.. GAINES thinks
this book will contain about l50 pages,
and that it can be sold for'$1. When the
names of three hundred persons are
pledged for as many copies, the work
will be put in print without delay.
In this community where DR.. JOHN
SON lived and labored during the best
years of his life, we think there will be
no difficulty in securing a large list of
subscribers to the proposed work. We
hope that many of his old scholars, many
of his old friends, many admirers of his
pure and stern Christian character, will,
without delay, send their names to Mr..
GAINES. Address "Rev. GAINES, of the
Working Christian, Charleston s. c."
Speaking for ourself, personally, we
knew Dr.. JOHNSON in the most intimate
manner from our cradle to has grave,
and we loved and honored him in the
profoundest manner. He died in Green
vile in October, 1862, during the war, in
his Slst yeer-a devoted patriot, who
watched and worked for his native South
until his latest breath, and died praying
for her freedom.
Fer as, it will be not only pleasure,
but an honor and privilege, to receive
and forward the names of subscribers to
the "reminiscences of DR.. WIN. B. JOHN
SON."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

MrA Connecticut man recently, ira
.ded offhis wife toa peddler in considera-
ton of his pack of goods. After looking
them over, he came to the conclusion: he
had been cheated. So he went back to
the peddler and demanded return trade.
The wife-buyer, after moments refec-
ton, said. ;" All right, my friend, think
I am cheated, too. have examined the
goods, and I too am not exactly satisfied" )"
gs- The citizens Of Greenville pro-
pose to establish courts of arbitration SO
as to avoid the laws,s delays and costs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

DEATH OF A REPENrANT ROGUE
Recently, negro of bad character died
in this County, named Sam. Reynolds.
He had been strongly suspected of set
ting fire to tho gin house of T. B. Fraser,
ESQ, which was destroyed by fire more
than year ago. On his death-bed, Sam,
confessed his guilt in this matter, and
also that he set fire to the Spring Hill
Church. He accused a certain white man
of being tho "cause Of his ruin. SUM
ter News.
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The Rev. Mr.. Broaddus in the Male
Academy.

AS VIII be seen by reference 10 our ao-
vertising columns, the Rev. LUTHER
3RolpDus Will assume charge Of the
Bdge6eld Mae Academy en- the 1lth of
September next. We'beg for his card
and the accompanying one ofthe Trns-
tsesvshe special attention of parents,
guardians, and the public generally.
r. That Mr.. BRoADDus has determined to
take the Male School is, without a
doubt, good news for thepeople. of Edge
field. He is young, fresh in. body and
vigorous in mind, and has not had time
70 forget anything Of that high course of
study which so distinguishes his alma
water-Furman University...Most earn
esay9 do we hope our people will come
ap to the support of Mr.. BRoADDUs. He
deserves it; and if he is. encouraged, as
he should be, he will build up here once
more fine school,
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MANY Thanks.

Friend QUINN, the Augusta News
Dealer, has our best thanks for batch OF
hate papers and magazines. Can ON
QUINN for any book or paper printed In
this country or Europe, and you w1il
very likely get the book or paper called
for. Never leave Augusta without pay
ing Qu1NN's establishment visit.
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A Lady Uses One.
The following, from Hon. Edmund
Burke, speaks for itself:
NEWPORT. n. H.. June s. 1871.

NEWPORT, n. H., June 5, 1871.
DEAR S1R:-In February last fire oc-
Cured in my dwelling house. 1t caught
from stove-pipe, between the ceiling
and iioor'of the second story, and had
made considerable headway when dis
covered. It was in place difficult of
access and much combustible material
around it to feed upon. On discovering
the fire, my wife, with the aid of one
servant girl, applied the extinguisher
purchased of you, and very soon sup
pressed it.
attribute the preservation of my
house entirely to the extinguishcr, which
no sum of money would induce me to
part with, if could not get another.
Yours truly,
EDMUND BURKE.
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Piano Tuning.

Our young friend WILLIE CHEATHAM
has just returned from Baltimore, where
he has been for the last six, or eight
months, receiving instruction in the art
Of tuning and repairing Pianos, and
brings with him high recommendation
from the Principal of the, Institution as
to his proficiency in that art. We call
attention to WILLIE's card in another
column, and trust he will be liberally
encouraged by all whose Pianos need the
services of q Piano Tuner. ~
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Fine Waterm elons and Grape

Friend BARR sends us two very fine
meions, the largest, if not the best, We
have seen this season. And Capt R.
WARD presents Us with basketof very
superb Graves, thoroughly ripe and fine.
Gentlemen, we thank yon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

ag-.A small account book, belonging
to n. D. Hudson, has been left at this
Office. 1t was. found in the public road a
few days ago. The owner can get it on
application. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASsoCIA
TON UNDER THE AUSPICES the South Carolina State M Agau
Of Music Charleston commencing October M 1871 for the
raising enable mgnts settle upon lands selected by the
he State South and for their transportation
for the
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READ THE FOLLOWING

Alengthened experience demonstrated that the Premium ordinarily
necessary for safe and legitimate conduct Of the bnss In other
Sa Sssn be s's eyu1n
upon %1s3 vh the H Constructed undergone
which would all the presumed and unforeseen contingencies OF the
long involved doubt better fix the rate too
d high Ia sas n5 @ g 5 to- SS fssibs sn the % Bs ] As Es2s
intervals portion the charged found unnecessary for the
purposes Rspse shi has
v xsss2 ssqs @ eapsscs t5 @ s 5e og hd Managers the 6
5sSs. Ess% % % %g i s. sb s 9s a P';aP9i aas
ss asass i fBs y ss near a,
s9so I % Z rep a e ' Ss any vPs pesa aag @
Justly properly of the Company for the risk
profit the 9ss, R ss,;os Of til 6gsns s ss
premiums These results from saving mortality the nee u Com
the medical selection Zoo Lives gain II II Ssnua '9Ss'a @ ps
debr @ oh'd " The Isss Pa: md ss4 and from other
M @ s ss roe eGPeE ae u Pes sss s9 s sf T9s
cess What S! oed ssa 5ssa % s Ia Sa its IS
oasiz ? have therefore determined ] to a Gy| Y, n SSs named ali which
III fi s5f sss .I s se'.a :: sS. Ever: p. VIII;
his posy ~ sa Share he asssas z~ss
tie Cay precisely The saahe ent &oceaodef SHy aSeq"
system Of Insurance with the U'eysn the pOyAsr eea'"
e, s s %ss 4; ,, 7, s @ ai e sS 2 $ ss s
9 S rs s @ xv paid al aesoa ssa
has received premiums from is peyhoas,s the @ sum hSs cost them an
initial its eyhoas to retain 4sin in ths1 own @ s.
instead the end Gae or sSe @ @
uningo ucyholder similar receipts
secures the posey The same Rec
themselves This system participation connection with the low stock Iat
premium must necessarily secure the pohas every possible
be derived from prudent and careful management
The low premium and independent OF
the poder which not excess e cos
well managed mutual while by the proposed plan
what considered the the business the cost VIII De sui
further diminished.
Thus by the combined advantages arising from low stock rate and
profits confidently UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY offers insurance at its lowest practicable cost -
Those of the existing who desire participate IN the FRONT
under the Plan do making application the Head Office or any
the Agents Of the Company.
The CSnnponyis in sound faeaci1s aoadaioa a o y,
Raioef assets q Liabilities l36 Ion
pGoOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED who will deal direct wit
h New York Office and whom full General Agents Commissions
be paid.
GEO. b. LAKE, General Agent.
May "a; an22
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TIE ii i ..ADlVlER TIsER.
Terms, $500 per Annum.
dlur. Editor Absent.

On yesterday morning, after hastily
packing his valise with an arm full OF
old exchanges, "a aebox of paper collars.
and atoofll brush, eur Editor; departed
hence for the mountain regions Of South!
Carolina, and will probably be absent fer
the next month. But during his sojourn
in the mountains he will not forget the
Advertiser, as he has promised to write
us a weekly letter, giving his obserya-
tions by the way. Wei hope he will have
a pleasant trip, and return much rein
yigorated by his brief recreation and re-
spite from Editorial labors.
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Just Received,

just Received,
q BBIS. mo. of that EXTRA FINE
- VINEGAR for Piekling purposes.
Also. all varieties Of Spices such as r
CLOVES, CINNAMON, NUTMEGS,
MACE, TURMERlC, GINGER,
White and Black MUSTARD SEED,
&es &c. :, o4i ..
The above articles are all warranted OF
superior quality, and ean be had at the
D''e '' MARKERT q cLIsBY.i
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The undersigned entered Association for the purpose OF IN
PRODUCING Carolina and procuring homes for the
They establish Agencies the principal Cities and ns
they homes provided and aid them becoming settlers
upon the soil. 11 :; h
HEALTHY portions of the State very and
the purchaser pay the out of the crops raised
They will also assist Immigrants when necessary to transportation anu
subsistence for the first year. Il
Circulars viii prepared and distributed explaining cur plans more in
Central Office ACADEMY OF MUSIC ooRNERKIN AND MARKET
STREETS Charleston, South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

$500 600 to be Awarded to the Ticket-Hoders Of tine
Series of Concerts to Commence ON the First OF
October, 1871, at the Academy of Msssic,
Charleston, S. C., which day
the Drawing Commences.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

@- Messrs. MOORE & Co., of Angus
to, have just received an extensive stock.
of English Turnip Seed. See advertise
ment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

.a@ A Communication over the sigma,
ture of "RUsTIc' has beenreceiyed, and
will appear in ournext issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
GOODS ! Tow As BEFooRl|b 1M Y VAR!
:----o----
j Th One Price Store :.

FRENC ENGLISH and DOMESTIC ORGANIZES sSsa
MnaiLAWNS at IL, l2t 90 25 and 55 cts per yard,
i VIII PIQUES at Is, 20 and Is cts a:.i 80.
W6 W6 Swiss Muslin oAMBR1Cs LAWNS from loc upwards
IL DRILLS and DUCKS for Gents Wear at 2, S5 and Scots
GrONADE and CASSIMERES at 20 cts. and upwards
i iVye +. G. HDKFS at 80cts per dozen, -
Lies White HOSE at IS cts per dozen.
Nte Linen TOWELS at go cts per dozen. ,se
JS0UITO LACE and GAUZE very low,
Ie celebrated Braid Black ALPACA only 25 cts yard
RINTS of all the best makes at.fom cts and upward
aides LACED and CONGRESS CATERS at only pair
dens CATERS at $l,5o -;
Men IS COATS for Summer at tonly 81, q. 80 o. ~
Mems VEST and PANTS to natchat only $l,25.
Mems New Straw a. ATS at only 26 cts .6e
New Styles Of sUNDoWsEs and HATS at only 80 ch
Mems White Dress SHIRTS only 10 cts .u,l.,
Ladies' CORSETS the popular makes at only so cts
HOOP SKIRTS, 35 Springs. only 50 cts .o.,n. ,
White Bu Slate and Dab LINENS for Aprons Dresses and Shirts at
only Is cts. ~. lis.a,
Brown and Beached HoMEsPUNs at from n cts. ..s
full assortment Of FACTORY GOODS at Factory Prices!
could many Bargains permitting but onou
non Iwoud say facilities enable buy VILE and w E
GOODS ARE CHEAPEST and exercising the greatest Economy al
he Departments enabled to sell Goods at least Low AS ANY
ONE have adopted y adhere policy of asking At Once
e Lowest This the frank straight formal course and nures
Justice Purchasers because enabes all purchase at Pee
A'A o-N'i' :. s|-~ M. H. A. BALK,
@N AuGusrA, Ga.
June2s ct ~
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nG- we learn that.a '.fiac cid country
gentleman" in the Pine House neigh
borhooa, istrying 70 invent Il self-adjnst-
ing door bell with six-shooter attach
ment, with ti,e hope Of "hxing Some of
them blasted insurance agents" Look
cut. gentleman, when you go Policy
seeking in the Pine House region,
~ The Hon. R. B. Carpenter passed
through Columbia on his way from wash
ington stew aays ago, and was honored
WITH serenade by many citizens and
friends of the Judges. He made short
sueech which was warmly received By
his Numerous hearers.
nn- Ata slo last term Of the Court OF
aensral sessioas, at Spartan5urg last
week, there was @ mistrial in the case OF
the State VS.. General B. f'. Bates. for the
homicide of young Hampton, The jury
,sn,ained out till y O'clock Saturday
night, falling to .asree.ca verdict.
ss- a child was borp. at Manchester,
vt sas. week, which weighed only twell=
ty.four ounces, bat sas perfectly form
ed. and hopes aro entertained OF its Ivy
,ng. Itr face eai, ba at,psst covered With
mi blt-fa aioncd cent, auda lady's fins
ger ring can be slipped on thearm,
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Auditors Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR, EDGE
FIELD COUNTY,
EDagFIELp, 8. G., July IS, 1871.
N1HIS OFFICE is now open, and will
i continue open until the 14th August,
for. the reception of Personally Tax Re-
turns.
The attention Of Tax Payers Ii special
ly called to the 80 per cent. Penalty for
failing to make their Returns within the
prescribed time.
: r. "a. LYNCH.
County Auditor.
July 10 ~ st 80
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In Luck.

The S.rannai, Ne,rs says: SIN the late
Drawing at the,t;rand Diamond Gilt Con-
cert in New York, for the aid of the Wild
dows and orphans OF those who perislied
in the late French war, two OF our citi-
zens-Captain M. -G: Prendsrsast and
AFR. +. A. Garderl, -whe bought {. ticket
on Joint account--fo, nd themselves very
suddenly enriched by the possession Of
thirty thousand dollars which ~ to be
equally divided between the lucky prt-
nrrs." -
Andif any of our readers would like
to be made happy by driving even more
valuable prizes than the al,oye. We would
adyise them to buy o ticket of Capt. T..
w. CARwILE in tho Gift Concerts to be
given in Charleston, i'll October next, by
the South CareEna Land and Imnlis..-
tion association. Capt. c. has just re-
Geiysd andtb6r supply OF these Tickets
but call soon if yoa want one. for they
are going like hot cakes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
DIR RAIDWAY's
Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfscy tasteess, elegantly coated withpweet gum,
purce, regulate, purify. cleanse, and strengthen.
Railways Plls for the cure Of all disorders Of tho
Stomach Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Neryoas
diseases Headache Constipation, Cosiyeneas, lrdi-
eestiun. Dyspepsia. Biliousness Bilious Fever, 1p-
6amlnatioi, of The Bowels, and ahperangemens OF
the internal Tiscera, Warranedto effect afoeitiye
cure. Purely Negotiable, containing no mercury,
minerals. or deletsrioHs drugs. r.9..,l.t,.
sW- Obscrre the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders et the Digestive 0rgans;
Constipation, Inward Piles. Fullness Of The Flood
In the Head AcidIty Of the Stomsch Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust of EogI, Fullncss or Weight In the
Stomach. Sour Eructaons. Sinking or Fluttering At
ihe Pit of The Stomach, Swimming Of The Head,
Hurried md Difficult Breathing.
A few doses of R!ADWAY'S PILLS will nee inc
systen from all tie above named disorder. Price,
a5 cents per hex. SOLD By DRUGGISTS,
READ FALSE AND TRUE."i Send one lette,'
! stamp to RADWAYG & CO.. No. 81 Maiden Lant
New York. information worth thousands will be
sent you. 90
.JIly5 ly
Crackers, sardiraes, &c.
A LWAYS on hard full Stock of
n Soda. Lepcn, Butter and Gin2er
Also Also, sARD1NEs, OYSTERS, LcR-
STEERS, &c.
June 81 I'M 26
I" =
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KIDNEY e. Bladder Complaints,

Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, sloppagc Of Water, lncdntinence, OF Urine.
BrehAs Diseasc, AlbupiHdfia, and In an cases where
there ara bricdust deposits or the wafer s thick,
cloudy mixed with substances like the white of an
egg, or threads like whItesk. or there h'a morbid,
DARK, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust dei
posts, and when there is pricklrg, burning sensa-
lion when passing wuter, and pain in the Small Of
ti,a R,el and alun1 the LOins pa,
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Special u otices.

Mr.. P. p. ToALE's New OFFICE AND
Sales Rooats.-We'are happy to inform
car readers that their old acquaintance,
Mr.. p. p. Teale, while continuing his
mandatory Of Doors, Sashes, Blinds,
etc., on Horlbeek's Wharf, Charleston,
S. c., has. opened q handsome Office and
extensive sales rooms at No. % Hayne
Street, where they will find it more con-
venicnt to cali ON him when they visit
the city. The Sales Rooms extendto No.
50 Pinckncy Street, where there is an
other entrance. Send and get a new and
extended price list of latest styles, etc.
See advertisement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

:ae- The Columbia Union, of Tuesday
says: persons who visited the place
yesterday, near Littleton op the line OF
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
state that besween 1900 and $500 cords
of oak and pine wood were burned. The
fire was incendiary, it having been set in
many places. 1lr. Joseph Crews loses
between $4,000 and $4,000 by this piece Of
malice. The railroad trestle was not
much injured, although it had been set
on fire two or three miles distant from
the wood.'
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A Fair and oommendable Scheme.

CHARLESTON. S. G.. May 1871.
We take pleasure in certifying acquainted with General
firm Of BUTLER CHADWICK GARY co. and know them to be
gentlemen integrity and regard the object they have Of ssng
well as to the Immigrants have every confidence that their
enterprise will with fairness and honesty to all parties
concerned.
GEO A. TRENHOLM Nv. HAYNE, :
H z. q MAGhAIfl
JAMES r PRINGLE BUST,
~ " WIIAioT G. DESAUSSURE.
oap W. eARWIL outhoriaed Agent for Edgefed 40
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le%. Read ale advcrtisemehtnnder
caption ".fy, Memortaal." The Photo
graphs mentioned are bealtitnl and ele-
gantly executed Let there be at least
one of these Photographs in the house
hold of every man who loves this good
old Southern land of ours, or feels al, in,
tepest in the ever glorious Confederate
Flag and the Lost Cause :.