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Wall he succeed {?

In nine cases out of every ten, no
nans lie will be success unless he
hears burdens in his childhood. II
the fendness or v;inity of father or
mother has kept himtromhard work
II another always helped him ont at
he end of his row il, insteaotof tax
.ng his turn at pitching of, he moved
,wayall the time-in shortlif %4la,
was hight always fell to him, and VIII t
was heavy about the sslns work, to
,ome one else; if he has been Ger.
'ni5ted to slirk TIL slllrking, has pe,
come IA a@habip--nnless u mira.aensis
wrought, his life will ba,anfailure.
lnd the hlamsssSi BE haf, as
.auah his asthat ok his poor weak
foolish parents E q
On thSother Ratld i q sboy,shas
been brought npste do his part ffeps
er allowed to Ihirksans3 legitmats
espousibDny, or s5efiai tied tosiodee
work, whether or Fnot; ;it ] made AiS
oack acheersoiled ais lsiids until
bearing ssbdrdens BECAME a mat
Ter OF rrias the sbsayySehd of the
wo d his from choice-parents, a..
hey bid goodbye, may dismiss their
ears. His life Will not be "a business
ia lure. The elements OF success are
nlf. .und at sople.. .time and in .sopl,.
way the world will recognize his bu.
sfl,ess capacity.
Take smother point. Money is,the
ohject~qf the worlds pursuit. Ii Is
an object, 1t gives bread and clotL
ing, and homes and comfort. TIE
world las not judged wholly uniiss unwise!
ly when 1t has made the position a
man occupies to hinge more Or less
on his ability. to earn money. and
somewhat upon-the- amount of -hia
possessions. If he is miserably poor,
1t either argues some defect 4ing lis
business ability, some recklessness Il Il
MS expenditures, or lack of fines.
80 cope with men in sthe5sgreat battle
for gold. ~ 80
V hen a countrv-bred boy leaves
home, it is generally to enter upon
some business, the end of which is to
!,cqulre propertx and be will .suc-
ceed Just in proportion ashe has been,
made to earn and save in childhood,
If all the money lie has had has
come of planting little patch in the
Spring, and selling its produce after
months Of Watching and toilin the
Fali, or from killing woodchucks at
SIX cents a .head.; ornfrQrn trapping
muskrats and selling their skins for
i shAling;- setting aaafes iiiFstbe Fail
for gape1 1spd :saEkipg 81. sstob,sge
hem in the morning before The, Old
'olks were .sgg for @,]
,eigftB Bers meorlig1 I'll! epSagH IS S saff,tygo] 9
.ellfs.asbns aBEkihgP out an occSlH
aoGaf day t4at hard work at 1Hass'I
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IA Free Passage,

| Ameg:; the numerous passenger
N boal Mississippi river steam
ioat wa tall, gaunt Yankee. H.
lid not alk to the Captains off,.
md pay is fare, SO the clerk, hinted
! o him tht,, hes monev was wanted.
The stranger was not disccncerted
but replied: aoh u [Ass - -
I'm gdn'' up the rivera little
way; it's a right" .,.
The clerknot being much the wiser
or this ausw,r, again eliiels asked
AT what ooint do you land, sir?'
Don't liant at any point. It's al
right though.
Here the clelk left our hero and
-went-to consultwith the captain, VIII,
It once lost his good humor and p"A'
seeded forthwith to bring the = .ytel
to afocus, accostins tn. ...Nee with
-" How far are You going to beai
rs company up the river, stranger ?
"Oh, I'm going up a little way
with ye-but its albright. captain
!" But, sir, said the captain, "you
have neither paid your fare nor given
the clerk yonr place of destination
aud yoin are old enough to know thai
when asnan refuses 10 pay his fare,
" giving u good + ason for not pay
.ng, we put him ashore immediately.
. Wsl, captain, s'pose it's your
-onstom, but it y MI night"
Here the Captain lost his patience
and ordered the pilot to land at OIL
of the stations, and odr hero to maxi
ready to go ashore, to which he gra-
eiously replied:
"It's all right, captain"
After getting on terra frnaa, the
captain gave him a short blessing fol
musing him the trouble to land and
threatening him with good thrash
ing. if he ever saw him again, ETC.,
to all of which the stranger respond
ed with an air of triumph, pointing
to a fine looking cottage just above
liim on the bank:
"Tt's all right, captain; that's my
house. captain; it's all right"
The captain swore again for a. few
ninntes, LOUDER than ever, as the
Yankee walked slowly up the green
sward with broad smile 'er-spread-
ing his face, thinking how cheap he
had sold the captain.
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4 Raj in a Darkey's stomach.
"a e "a & q u 9 --4 9

An old daIkey in the !Fourthldis-
trict, New Orleans, has daily for
months past selected the door-step'of
a prominent residence for his noon
day. nap. Deing driven off one. day
he comes the next. With his head
thrown back and his mouth. wide
open, he snores away, to the exceed.
ing discomfort of the inmates. Called
to the door bysahis adisgraced 'liapa-
son few days since, the lady OF the
house concluded she HWoliidS try an
experiment. For this purpose she
procured a 81 all piece Of ice and
lropped it into the huge orlfce that
serves Sambo sNrnouth. 1t disap-
reared like shot, and with a cough
and a, snort, sSambo started gto}ss 8! b ~ Y
"UgRs?s hsicried, as the ice sent
violent thrills through his stomach.
"What dia9'' and liiafiager clutch
I'd nervously the afflicted parts.
Just then some onetcried outin the
house that a big rat had run dowI
y"Uncle,samls' throat. This addec
Terror, to his, pain. He rolled on thi j
anquette and cried Justly orhelP
E.e ForeaGod, missus;sshe'sa gnawire
! NTH me- | feel him. OhM- -golly
hes kill n me, ",.and the whitesof thl
larkev's eyes pro5ruding liksssaa sse' ssrs
md the convulsed and auggislied
ace, showed thatreal pam was strong
v enhanced by his imaginary terror
"0h, gollyr how he de- Jump am
;ickSabcllt, u and Sanbo again gay
himself up to paroxysan yan of 81 slane.ll
tation. sss ~ S
Drink warm water, Uncle San
i md drown him." the lady suggested
N Withcat moments 'shesitation San
y .rarted for the, water-plug He turne
b. N the crank. AMI the water Started
es Iam glued his lips to the nozzle un
+ d!his sides were ipuHed out ike a
IL Aated balloon.
ii How do you feel now, Uncl
IS mp" the lady inquired ras sar
j, rrgered. back to his seat.
e, 1 gass he's. drowned. 'missls; bu
t. hers what's troubbn dis chile; how
is edatatgwine aeoget out'h dars?5a
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The Chick. hdlera.

Eds. Rural Carokaion The ter
,ible pestllenee which has prev;liled
50 extensively among the Poultry
throughout the country. commonly
called chicken cholera; has beer
lmong my fowls, turkeys, Guines
owls, etc.
After losing more than half of my
-tock, have at last discovered 4
remedy for this malady.
AS svoa as a case Of this disease is
discovered, give half a teaspoonful oi
solution OF carbolic acid. made BY
adding five drops-of the acid to. two
ounces of wafer. Also, if the fowl
is unable or not inclined to eat,o it
must have grlst moistened with the
;tbove mentioned solution put down
its tl,roa rwo or hree times day
until it will eat of itself. The ponl
Try should alkbe kept in the poultry
yard most Of the day, and hnuld BE-
supplied with water slightly favored
Yith carholic. acid. Tie sick sloul!
oe separated from the others, an | this
raatment continued .$,uriil they be
come livelyg Understhe use OF this
medicinal agent, the crop which Oh.
raising the feathers shows green
color gradually RECEIVERS its. natural
tppearauce. go
yThisEhsease seems to be'caused BY
4 phtrefactive fermentation in the
contents of the crop, which after d
while produces choleratlc2 symptoms
such as violent pursing, collapse and
ieath. - n 5tgSi = . - g
The case must be very far gone,
'hat is not relieved BY .
CARBoL1c ACID.
May 22d, 1871.
s.t -. .-.t.t
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Direct Importation
..es FROM r." 73'9 :
,ONDON AND PARIS

T SsDssss71S BE ~ ssh..
/, Il HE Subscriber has recently imported
from London, a full assortment Of :.
1~Ruta !, Baga,
And OTHER TURNIP SEEDS to the
amount of l,5nO Pounds. ~ -
These Seed can be truly called 1.-The
Prize Turnip Seed Las theystook tll'
highest prize IN London, New York, Ais
,,nSta and Colum oia. Some Of the Turf
nips grew rs large AS a common Size
water bucket. Col. A. p. BUTLER. q
.Edgefeld, IS. O.; took the highest priSSh,
the last Season for Ruta Bagas raisct'
from Seed purchased Of me.
Try these Imported Seed and be con-
WINGED that there Is no Better Seed North,
South East or West. A fcW, should be
sown during this, fine season."
From Paris. IlHt
A ohoicetlotof GERANEUNfapd other
Seeds sent nfe du fling the late dfSturbance
inPatis; land even, Hfhile the Tpilleriesl,
&c, were being consumed. . iSS1S'Ei "a
I All.ardafs ae06hpSnied with the Cash
wilfsbe promptly attended to. E 3!is IL. =
NO charge for Posts Or Express5s.s !
2, esssss 80 4 .rs ses'ss
Z ''EsS ? p NO. is sfasals IF 5sysl slresta j
], ma ase.Ssss2'lsL q hi a GA -
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1)uf65f5iIy a|ssSalq:a qhe1asa.ss SALE SALE.
% a U.S. ataRsHAL's OFFICE, 3
9K ~ lSoUEA CAROLINA DISTRICT. GD
Nehemiah K. Butler,

81 ~ .lSouEHE EGARoI1NA DISTRICT 51
Nehemiah K. Butler,
VIM B. % Dorm .+'asoE
,S;'1a, s.s + :; s..s Spears :''''...l ,s].sa
I. VIM. B. Dorm.
DY. Virtue of .Writs. Of. gFye,1 E'aeias
I'D to me directed, issuing out OF the
Honorable the United States Circuit
Court, for the District Of South Carolina
in the above stated, cases, I will expose
for sale,. to the highest bidder, at public
auction, at Edgefield C. H, on the 7tfl
DAY ofxAugust, 1871, 81 being the First
Monday in the month"; all the right, tlj
tile, land interest of the Defendant in and
To- the following property, to Wit: 4 /
+ M. 1!.oNE TRACT OF L AN ~
known ass The Rocky Pond Tract, "coni
tanning Thirteen Hundred and twenty
! five Acres, more or less, adjoining iandi
of George D. Tillman, j. NJ. Clark, Esii
tate of II. Newsome, and others On thl' !
Tract there are two Grist Mills and one
ESteam Saw Mill.
No. 2.-ONE TRACT OF J. a N d
| known as 'The Brooks Tract," contain.
| ing Six Hundred and Fifteen Acres,
more or less, adjoining. Ianas OF ~. j.
Williams. Anderson Walls y. :. Harri-
.GSo. G I s..oNE TRACT OF LAND,
known as "The Hibler Tract" contain
jng. Eleven Hundred, Acres. Dmore-or
less, adjoining lands of J: L.. Harmon:
Thomas Perrin, Thomas Henderson an9
4 lothers. sOn this Tract there ls aisoa y geod
4 Grist Mill. sg glsss.s&., e.
| No. ALONE TRACT OF l. A N ID,
known as "The Shinburg Tract" con-
4 4 ]1staiding Seven Acres, more or less, az
ii ioininglands of DR.. j. G. Lanler. Dr: >;
lE. 81 Iewisahd others. A good Grlst MIL
Il also on this Tract.
No. 5-soNE TRACT OF L A N d,
4 iknown Sas The Rogue ahoai tract,
II mining Seventy Acres more 2 Or ~ less
& adjoining lands Of y. A.sTalhert, sMrs
Il Susan Blackwell and others. There Is
Il good. Grist Mill also on this Tract.
1! 4 Tfs above Lands levied on as the pro-
n pertyof the Defendant VIM. b. Dorm.
s. srgsFERMS CASH. Purchasers &c
q paw The Marshal for necessary Paper'
and Stamps. -
i ~ asssalefto be.conducted by BENZ. P
COVAR, Deputy Marshal, as Auctoneer
L. E. JOHNSON, ,c5,
q .J3 ST. gsisifi saUaS. Marshal.
Charleston. 8. C.. July 6, 1871. 4t20
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Notice.

TIME undersigned, COTTON FAC
Il TORS, and GENERAL COMMIS-
SION ONMERCHANTS, of Augusta, Geor-
ria, take pleasure in announcing to the
public generality Rnd.. .partiep.lghriN 70, the
citizens 81, ,Etgefeld dntdadioining COIN
ties of South Carolina, that they have
,associated with their firm, Capt. LEWIS
ZONES, of Edgefield County, S. c., who
Is duly authorized to receive and extend
orders, or transact any matter Of business
connected with our House.
we earnestly solicit "a liberal share ,o1
patronage, and guarantee full satisfaction
Ito our customers. .;,,t.,. ;
JENNINGS. SMITH & co.
>~~ We hive for Sale PURE PETIT
GULF COTTON SEED, lat One Dollar
Der Bushel. .Z4oI a. T. .Hi!. :
Augusta, Mar. 90, 1871, If Is
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Sheriff IS Sale

Robt. a! A. Turner ES'0r'' ~
lewis ssssJ J. Miles. y
DY virtue OF Writ of Fl Ia to: me q!
ID rected, in tho abQye stated case, l WI
proceed to sell at EdSefeld G. H., on ti'
iirst Monday in August next, the follow
,ng property of the Defendant, Lewis j
Miles. to wit: -lI -
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing
Three Hundred Acres, more or less, 'aa
,oining lands of Mrs Mary S. Miles, l.
+. Lanlrum and others.
Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps extra
JOHN II. N1CDEVITT, SEC.
July Il Ate w
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@rhs3peelf, Step. !

The confidence smeeting through at last
We boys around theSeStry waited,
10 SEQ the girls. come tripping past,
Like snowbirds waiting IT, be mated
Not Drawer he that leaps the wall
BY level musket flashes litten,
Than /, WHO stepped before them all.
I. Who longed to sec me get the mitteh
But no, she blrshod and took my arm,
We let the old folks fake the Highway
And started toward the Maple Farm
Along kind Of lovers by-way.
teant remember what we said,
I Twas nothing worth song or story,
Yet that rude path by which we sped
Seemed all transformed and in a glory.
The snow was crisp beiieath out feet
The s1an%;nn moGn was foll' the lleif fields were
BY hood and tippet sheltered sweet,
? Her face with youth and-health was 49,
/ beaming.
sThe little hand outside her muff-
2 O, sculptor, If you could but mouldit!-
80 lightly. touched my Jacket cuff,
TO keep it warm ]. had to hold it.
To have her with me ttiere alonne. ln'
Twas love and fear and triumph
blended.
At last wehreached the foot-worn stone
j, Where that delicious Journey ended.
she took her rinclets from her brow,
A!m%ith nd, "a . x Thank you, Eed,n dis
'utyet Z knew she understood
With yhata dating wish 1 tremblod.
r.rhf . k.-l-'
: cloud passed kindly overhead,
The moon was peeting slowly through
l!--1t. .I9,AW w jiAf.H Z i8 sftffi%
Yet hid Its face, as if itsaid, b5k
Come now or neverl doit! do It'll"
Ny lips TIL then had only known ::-;:..,
The kiss OF mother and Of sister. .RF
But, somehow, full upon her own ifie
* ! Sweets rosy dqrling napthr-I-lRissed
peaHBsps s@as a5esI $50 sttil 90.
9sIis stlesS sgats ssta9lss ia a
To'fssfo fofiee Rfla Il At, fssllt Il
| I'd liye-bnt who can, live;1ige pyerR %a'si
~. u 5Sssss ezs5 p =
| Nss Men, ks Books, have at each and
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SheriT's Sale.
T. H. Clark, Adm Or,

VS. ,,4 ~
J. A. Bland, 'Suv'ng Ex'or. s,r: +,
pY virtue OF Writ OF Fl Fa to medi
1O rectedr in the above stated case;
will proceed to SCH at EdgeIield G. Ii.
ON the first Monday in August mex
the following property belonging to til,
Estate Of Ayory Bland, decd, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND coIitainin-.
Seventeen Hundred Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of James C. Brooks, lAt.
Ethcredge, Eugene Burt, Mrs. Margare
Mathis and others. - Z.ga
As- % Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps
~ JOHN II. McDEvITT, s.E.D.
July u Ate Dll ,----. so :,
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Sherif's S Sale.

James A. Talbet, for
T. P. Harmon, F;Eo
VS. g"
George c. Robertson, :.
pY virtue OF an Execution to me d:
D rected in tho above stated case,
will proceed to sell ut Edgeield c. H..
IN the first Monday in August next, &.
the INTEREST OF the Defendant in I'll
JENNINGS GOLD MINING COMPA
Ny LANDS, adjoining Lands of w. l.
Dorm and others.
Jas- Terms Cash. Titles and Stamp'
extra.
JOHN H.,McDEvITT, SEC.
July II Ate &c
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tsFfT3 ; : Ss7e. -EL7gys
Tobacco !. .all, IS Z. Tobacco!

.rr.asQdTial galX0, ~, -, ~. AL ed
RUYdyopr lTpgAec o,ifom !, MAR
KERT CLASP : a ,s l;a pa i y slph 70 ;get:a
fine aracfaat bargain prices Hhey have
lust received Six Boxes of different
Bfaads. aud can, please any person IN
ptfire;or duality. uads and saill ssis j. io ios.
souraslgeaa = j, i sl+a III
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Spears Preserving Solution.

TIE cHEgpRs4 iiplba 4sd a4d MSst S; IA iFsiia5ie I
dethod known for PRESERVING ALL
MINDS OF FRUITS, EEGETABLES,
TOMATOES. CIDER, &c:s Warranted
lealthfill. and will Preserve Fruits, &c !
Without Air-Tightipg the Jars and Cans,
With or without Sugar, at One-Half the
Cost of any other known'metllod. /
s@r One Bottle will, Preserve 192 lbs
Fruit, Price. 81 per bottle. ,s..,e
~ >i'.'' G. T.. PENN, Druggist.
] tIf11a, s =. q ~ y !. ~ If :. y. o4
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Sherif's sale.

James Edison, Sheriff, for others,
o.! VS. tFf@
Samuel Marsh. r. } :.
DY virtue OF an E1ecut on't, Iie d.
ID rected, in the above lated case,
will proceed to sell at Edgetield e. ii |.
IN the first Monday in August next, tn
following property belonging TO the Dc
:endant Samuel Marsh, to wit: 4
ONE TRACT OFLAND containin
Six Hundred Acres, more or less, adjoir
ing lands of j. w. Barr, B. W.. Hatch'
md others.
~" Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps
extra.
JOHN H.McDEvITT, SEC.
July II ~'i: ~ Ate ~ 5v
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~ atcheS eas JewelrY
ESTABLISHED 1850.

4o4i. ESTABLISHED 1850. rs }-ljf
TIVE Subscribers would respectfully inform the cns Edd ard surrounding
n hay
which hey "" FIR low th1n i.q in ihe City .
Lo
ComlDkIDAL SETS nF INGSwATcn
CHAR IS.
a SOLID SILVER WARE.
KET crl STANDS GoBETs CUPS SPOONS
rha 80.
Away. nhand.u PISTOLS of
ia pS BARI Guns a%a c San Wss hiqEt Copper sAar qna pe
FANcY Geogs g fps t f
WATCHES md al work entrusted will promptly
a. FRGNTAUT g. son.
. St lG3BRoAD ST. one Door below Hote, AUGUSTA
Dec lv - H.
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Sheriff Sale.

John NJ. Livingston, ~
VIM. P. Butler and : ri = q
NJ: G. Butler.
sT0Ya virtue of elai Fl aFa sto lme sdi
ID rectcd, in the above stated case,
! will5sellat; ;Edgeheldc.h e., on the frs.
Monday in August next, the folloWlll
Property belonging to 1.-THE Defendall
NJ. C. Butler, to wit:, .Gf aag: +Cg3
ONE TRACT OF LAND contanlnt
Six Hundred Acres, more or less, adJoln
ing lands OF Catherine Bryan, John !
Giiium, Ernaiuel Sanders and otherS-sait
Tract known as the Posey. Tract II; 81
zs.- Terms Cash. Titles and Stamp
,xtra., -. - q. l4HllN0 i,t..,-N
JOHN H. McDEyITT, SEC.
July - 10 = |4te -hC 80
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Augusta COnstitutionalist.

Il ROM and after this date the terms Of
subscription to the TRI-WEEKLY and
WEEKLY CoNSTITUTIoNALIST are
reduced as follows:
is 'fS ~ ~ arRfzW EEiKny. .s9SS
One copy, one year. $500
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|, One copy, three months, 15G
Five copies, (club1 one year, 4 so each.
Ten copies, (club) one year, 400 each.
One copy, 5 a;is one ) year,, y{esaSr,fs' g 500 %
J., Que copy, six menths, LOO
FIVE copies, (clubj one year rs each.
Ten copies, (club) one year l so each.
/ The ERI.WEERLY, containing fell
Telegraph and Market Reports, with all
the leading Editorials of the DAILY, is
published anu mailed every SUNDAY,
Wednesday and Friday morning.
The WEEKLY, an eight page paper,
conycnientsize. for. binding, containing
'ffill aiiiid'acnurato RetReports, Telo-
graphic News, Editorials and Miscella-
neous matter, is printed and mailed every
Monday.
We shall strive to make the CONSTI-
TUTIONALIST, in the future, worthy
the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed.
fa - SToCKTONj& CO., ~
ff ~. v4,gpoh Proprietors..V "
Augusta, Apr % = I'm IS
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And at EdgeicldiC. II. from July 31stte
august 18th 1871 at which time til,
Books will closet -. ~ Z t.ati' ~
The property holders will be required
to meet the Auditor at, the times and pla-
ces aforesaid, and to make, their returns
IN OATH and tD facilitate. business, they
Ire requested to Come prepared with u
:full statenihnt Of all their property ready
made ont ,''' 49,, i"',,'ss :, 2I'am r" Sn,
The attention orall property holders in
Edgefield County is called to the follow
ing. Section Of the Act entitled an Act tc
Amend an Act entitled An Act provi-
ling for the Assessment and Taxation O.
Property, passed Sept.:15th, 1868, ,kand an
Act amendatory thereto, approved Marcl.
9TH, 1871: D15J.if ''r/-Jt 'joTTT'
Sec. 3. That whenever any tax pave,
shall fail to mako returns toithe;Audit
Of his County within ihe time prescribol
by law, it shall 4beltte duty of the HCou1k
~ Auditorto enter in the tax duplicate
against such tax payer, the property
charged ,to.him in the previous veal.
with fifty per cent. penalty added there.
to, o,exceptin casesof sickness, or absence
from tho County, when The true amount,
of property only shall be charged.
I - lnal, ROBERT A. LYNCH,
oe Auditor Edgeficld County,
.June 2S 1t q
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
.rs'oE, Eeg all the purposes of q 1aHat!Ss Katy

Pcrhapsn no one moi
cine is so uiliyersal
required BY every
body ms q catharti'
nor was cyel; anyb
fore so universal
adopted into use, j
every country a.
among all classes,
tiii.; mid Dut citciC.
parsa,ive RiQ. i;
obri0ns reason !
that it's aniore rel,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
County Auditors Notice.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
EDGErIELD G. H., S. c.,

EDGEFIELD Q. H., ). C.,
= 'ol'' CO.. June 5Sth, 1871
THE Undersigned will attend at s
\ following places in Edgeileld County
1T the times stated herein, to receive RI
FURNSof property holders, and to A.
SESS TIE PROPERTY, Real and Per
sonal, in said County, in. pursuance 5.
s'le Iawsof this State providing for tl''
Assessment and Taxation Of property
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
va IMPORTANT NOTICE. sss
tgr.ili.lg T.. y. roht. - zoe - I.aEt
Consumers OF. pRYuGoo1s
Il il Retail 06rrdcli, Amouhfinns q $50
and over Drlivetrd',r nhy Part
H., ..ef the. Country ~! t'11
FREE OF EXtKEss BARGEs.

~ q
IANGILToMEAsTBR g. SONS,
OF BALTIMORE. mHa. ah.eai
, ordsr ,hr better 10 meet the wants, Of their
etsii Customers at u distance, have establish-
SAMPLE BUREAU, ~
nd will, uloa application. promptly sead'5y
al full zines o. Sputi,s oi ,ir N.wo,,i and
os, Fashionable g oods,, .nf F.. EECb, ING
.ISH aud, DOMESTIC .MANUF+CI LIKE,
,uurunie.iug ~ slr rtipes to sell os tow, it, nee
! siess prices, thsn ally hiussiir The cnuhirysi
,Bu.ihg our goods trom ,llc largsst, q no In,oet
,sslebrated manufacturers in TIC difenpt parts
,4i Eurorc, and :mpnrtipg tas .hme hy scan.
re diruet to EntIin0r@,, ouT .stGok 10. Ut all
.ines. supplied with The novelties Of the Len
ion and raris mafk.ls. szS
As We buy and sell only for cash, aud rn,eke
~ bad d.Jts, VIC are hble aud wiling TO sell
ur' sonds at FROM Ten TO FIFTEEN PER cBsf.
i.sss PnoFlT than it VIC gave credit. .n,n
In tending for ,umftes specify the kind of
,oods desired. we keep. 1he 'bsaf graste Of
every class of goods, from the lowest to tho
most costly.
ordefs anaccompdnied by TIE cash 'spiH be
sent c. OlD.i' s'it,-nt - = l.ji. u
lRRoMPT-PAYIEG .WH9LESA1tEsBlIU{
ERS are invited to- inspect the Stock In our
Jobbiflp and Package Department. Address
,..l" iHAMrLT0N EASTER a. SONS,
80. 191, le9, 2O1 and 2oS West Baltiraofe St,
NOV 10 $50. y. u. II
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