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The Republican journal., 1872-02-08

spare no pains to manufacture as much as
possible OF this mine of the farmers wealth,
and apply it in the most economical method
to such crops As he required TO raise for
pleasure or profit let him improve his es-
tate so that two blades of grass will grow
where only one grew before, and he will in
deed be beuefactor to mankind.
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08
We are not a cheese neonIa

We are not cheese eating people In
England, IN every town and village, are
shops devoted to the sale of cheese exclu-
sively. These are the cheesemongers, who
in London, form an ancient and honorable
Incorporation of guild" (of which the late
Lord PaimerstOn was an honorary member, }
for the purpose of mutual protection. There
are also the cheese factors, or commission
agents, all over the country who touch
nothing but cheese. The same system is in
vogue in other European countries, and
cheese is as regularly brought on to the
table as the desert, and often forms a sub
stitute for meat.
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08
Farm, Garden, and Household,
Manufacture and Application of Manures

7he farmer bank, and Id that relation
sr> aS The basis OF All successful farm
- ln thI> country, where The soil in its
Ha4ura4 condition is not 50 fertile rs in
mary QlAer regions, something more is
necessary 70 remedy this uatura deficiency.
lhe farmer must exert all his ingenuity to
accumulate this valuable store for his land.
Aud Jet no occasion pass umimproved for
adding 10 his stock in trade with his farm.
for the first supply of manure. we will
.H0k 10 the compost heap" The great
question is. what shall we use as materials
nv give the greatest amount of good man
-tf al the least expense: For basis we
"ti. have ten cords Of good aerated peat.
~"Aup MUGS, leaf mould, az in the absence
these. good pasture turf or even com
mon soll II ane grained, and taken from the
'Al load Na~hlngs are especially yalua-
.,. as Iu addition to the tlth and Otai that
a~04Il7 agfumuAte~ m the highway, there
+l- 4. ways a large proportion Of earthly mat
-er unverile4 bY the feel and wheels OF
la~~til- leans, rich in inorganic substance
leait to hr ts~lmlated by the plants. The
i4tUo X nf peat iS aerated by exposure to the
trIrn 0l tAe sun And frosts for several
month~ no matter now dry it NAV be
ne tltt DRYER he better If should be
t4 IHnAer prepared by mixing intimately
.'h =ach cora IA muck one barrel of lime,
~'N'' "ll" wafer saturated With salt.
N"' 1aTh serve aN receptacle
NV ur "A~hiH% ~uds, Sluh and chamber
R~ H"i A,@W SO" Wlth any other foul
A'H tN ""'tH may accumulate around the
i'lll'~T~, f'I iahltY of tour persons,
typ quarts NJ this prepared peat should be
altered iaiiv into the privY, and Al the
''-sA- If sprung loe "noie mass should
Y. AN'E 'aFriauN WIN me compost heap.
lt~ .al0r would be Still farther enhanced
a,'dLu- t'' Fps g'"1 Guano. 2'V lo~.
'"7N -T'0H4 N"u"' "Vp tpS- gypsum, +t"l
''9N -"lh". lAe Naiue ol thlN compost
--r@'el ,"al' dlaV OF ordinary COW
'A"ie. 'hou-A thf value OF the whole
"'Aid ri increased ~ mixing the yard
tA'iT wynn lhe compost IL would i'm
t'e lH' "AoIe II al the dropplngs OF
t'"S hHg> anu indeed manures
'.A "A79eFtf source could he Incorporat-
N l|T same pi!e together. IL should oe
le ."o or three weeks before using.
.''4- prepared muck shoula oe USED un-
iuluh! NePl oH 0he premises 70 ab-
T." re- l4ulNIAit mace oY ~ ana Keep
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08
From the Augusta STANDARD
wore Contested Election Outrsges.

| siouer, elected hV the people ui Hancock
| County at the last election, aud also the
| democratic sheriff elected in Aroostook
| County Two contested election cases
! have now been decided hv the Legislature,
| one IN each branch, coming from the same
counties, involving in one ease 1T least
| precisely the same questions acted upon
| by the Governor and Council aud in each
case the decision has been made in favor
OF the radical contestant. thp decision on
| the part of the House being directly the
reverse OF that OF the Governor and Coun-
| clt, and that Of the Senate being exactly
the reverse Of the action of the House. II
| All examination of these several cases and
OF the action OF the Executive department
and the separate branches OF the l. gisla-
lure in Selation to them, will not convince
| any republican Of common candor and
| honesty, that gross outra9ps have been
I perpetrated in some Of these decisions
! that some of our officials have violated
| their oaths Of office aud permitted parti-
| sanship TO usurp the place OF Justice, law.
/ truth and honor, then it will be useless to
/ ever expect them to appreciate the wicked
! character Of any acts OF their party lead
| ers. however mouStrous
/ The Governor ard Council deprived the
! Democratic Sheriff of Aroostook OF his
/ office, and gave it to bis defeated radical
! op, onent, by rejecting the returns Of Ger
/ tam plantations because the signatures of
! the assessors and clerks. or portion Of
+ them We're written hy some other person
/ At their request, instead of writing them
| themselves or making their marks. Some
! Of the returns thus thrown out were from
/ plantations in the Madawaska EeDreaeu-
! ta;lve district, and il is haprened thlt bv
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08

Not long ago vou,A, older it wit than
in years, after being catechised concerning
the power Of nature, replied "Now, |
think there's one thing nature cant do"
''What is it my child?" ''She can't make
Bill Jones mouth any bigger without set
ting his ears back"
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08
The Winter Wind.

My voice is bold aud strong and brave
NV song is the song of the tierce and free?
And the strings | sweep with my rugged breath
Are the frozen limbs Of the forest tree.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
Bronchitis.

sfThis is ON irritation or Inflammation Of
Ehe bronchial tubes, which carry the3air
ne, breathe into the lungs Itarises from
q cold settled IN the throat, from Catarrh
extending to these parts, from scrofulous
affections, and from severe use OF the
voice. The irritation from this latter
cause commences in'the laryn1 and g!ot-
tts. which are the organs of the voice,
and extending downwards, produces
.hoarseness, coughing and splitting mu-
cous matter, sometimes mixed with blood
1t is chiefly DANCE from its tendency
to spread into the lungs, and terminate
inlconsamption. 1t is in the cure OF Sc
we're and obstinate cases Of this disease
that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dlscoy-
ery has achieved unparalleled success,
and won the loudest praise from all who
have used it.: 1t is sold by all. respecta-
bic druggists. ~. !:
The Harvest of the. Head..-When
the comb acts as rake, bringing away
roll of parted fibres every time it passes
through the hair, baldpess would soon be
inevitable. But erensin this case, for
iorn as it may seem, the mischief can be
arrested. the loss repaired. Lyons Ka
.thairon, aided by brisk application OF
the brush to promote the absorption Oh
the fluid by the scalp, will stop the thin
;ning,out process in forty-eight hours,
The roots from which the dead filaments
ware slltefG will Lsaon n-herasepdoroo WIN
ind q new growth will speedily
.,ssS&sE upon the'denuded places. This
work Of reprodu will go on until the
damage is completely repaired, and the
lu -rriant crop of hair thus produced will
ne, II wither or fall out as long as the vi
TALKING gapplication is regularly continued
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

A Beautiful Home-Made Balmoral.
Mrs. z. II. Chamberlain, of the Dark
Corner, sends us forinspe ection, % f;a:mo-
rafsEirt. woven by herself ornnGerIsT
oSa,vl,icb is.-,ssszryt q marvel ofslSII and I:
bsanfy. The body Of the skirt is woven
efsrabbit hair (not dyedeproducing a
ha1zib- b-and is wonderfully thick,
"a hue; while the bordering, broad
anu OF mo most brilliant colors, is entire
sly of wool. The bordering is woven
double; the rabbit. hair part, single. And
: hesmanner in which the double and sim
sgleIweaving are made to meet, would ex-
c:ts the admiration of Lyons velvet
weagN. Mrs. c. has long been eminent
frsAa line, and her fostering of home
in6ustra and taste is certainly worthy of
): general imitation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
A Very Salamander.

! A very salamander-living in the midst
of flames and fire-is our honored cotem
porary, the Union Times. After almost
as many perils as beset the career OF st.
PAUL, and remaining mistaken through
all. it has secured new press, new type,
new locale, &C., and is altogether itself
again. A brave man is our friend Stokes
-one whose headis level and whose gar
ments are unstained-and he certainly
deserves the congratulations which his
/ etnren are pouring upon him. SVeFbeg
him 70 accept the Advertisers most gen.
uine go,rd-wishes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
BEg. .EgAEsyg.A-ass
PsrFecj purgative Pill

perfectly iasiclcss. elegantly coated with sweete
purge, regulate. purify, cleanse, ard srenStl
Radway' Pills. for the cure Of all disorders sr
Stomach. Liver. Bowels Kidneys, Bladder. ENcr,
diseases, Headache, Constipation. Costiveness. II
gestion. Dyspepsia. Bilionsncss, Bilious Fever.
iiammation Of The Bowels, and all Deranccp,eu
the Internal visccra. Warrantcdto to effect a posi
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mere
minerals, or dcletcrioHs drugs. :.
~. Observe the following symptoms resup
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs: .tf- e
Constipation. Inward Piles. Fullncss of the BI
in the Head. Acldity Of the Stomach, Nauscn, He
burn. psslth of Food. Fulness or Weight lin.
Stomach, Sour Misunderstanding or Pluilcrim
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the IL,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
: A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS willsfre,.
system from all the above named disorders. p,
% cents per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send ono lc,
stampto RADWAY& CO., No. 81 Maiden r,
Ney York. Information N~1b hnptfhd WI
sent you. - d.:
L1lyt "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

- The increaseduse of fertilizers ON
cotton lands this year is common to all
the cotton raising States. III Mississippi,
Alabama, South Carolina and Texas, it is
stated that the demand for these valua-
bic auXiliaries to production is altogether
unprecedented. In most of the cities the
stocks were entirely Exhausted, and.the
demand was above the supply. Accord
ing to the estimate that fertilizers in
crease production one fourth, and fre
qucntly one-third, it will be seen that it
will not be the fault of the planters if this
years growing crop does not exceed the
highest average yet reached.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

WHOSE HANsoME HOUSE is THAT
passed an unusually well finished coun-
try residence, not q athohsand miles from
here's The style of the sashes, the bright
ness Of the glass, the beauty of the doors,
the classic patterns of the mouldings, the
neatness of the balusters, and the state
Illness of.the pillars saround the piazza,
all struck the traveller with astonish-
ment and admiration. And no wonder,
for they were all furnished by Mr.. P. P.
ToALE, No. 20 Hayne street, Charleston,
s. O. 8 - - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
stiIi Bearing on Johnston,s Depo,

Still Bearing on Johnston's Depot.
We continue to bear down on John
ston's Depot; for haven't we been there
lately and seen things with our own eyess
And this paragraph we devoteto the Gro
Gerry Establishment Of T. Jones d Son.
They send usa,very infsS Stingand COM
prehsnsive advertisement this week
one which we hope will secure universal
,.sss7dtion. Capt. Jones, the head Of this
frn, is one eofour oldestand very staunch
est citize,ls, and well deserves the pat
ronage of, the, public. Whatever he says
OF promises wiIfinevitably prove Just so.
Read the card of Johes& d Son, therefore,
and go to them constantly ,animais, OPP
tatsq1se pdrdti.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
A New insurance Project.

For the purpose of carrying out the
views of the Directors of the Cotton
States Life Insurance Company, of Ma
con, Georgia, set forth by resolution at a
recent meeting of that Board, a Board OF
Advisory Trustees Of said Company has
been organized at this place, consisting
of the following policy holders, viz:y
Messrs. w. w. Adams, w. D. jennings
D. L. Turner, r. o. Sans, S. H. Manget,
W. t Gary, O. F. Cheatham, B. G. Bryan
and Lewis Jones-and others to be added
to this list.
The object and purpose Of the Board OF
Advisory Trustees of Edge6eld, as set
forth by the Directors of the Cotton States
Life Insurance Company, is to invest
safely 20 per cent of allthe premiums COZ
lected in said County, particularly among
policy-holders of the Company.
The Board of Advisory Trustees has
been organized, and the officers duly
elected, as follows:
w. r. GARY, President,
B. Q. BRYAN, flce-Presldent.
r. o. SANS, Secretary.
The object for which this Board is
created is certainly laudable oIfs, and
should receive the thoughtful considers,
ton of those concerned in Life Insurance.
And the selection of the officers of our,
Board of Trustees argues well for the
future success of this new insurance
scheme, as their component parts COM
prise yim,s sagaeity, honestu-----'Tso0rth
I'm sSzree are sentionei
Sall in whom the people have the uttefe
most confidence
We see'no cause, under the working of
this plan of insurance, why we cannot
have flourishing branch office of arelia-
BILE Insurance Company established in
our midst-and our money kept in cir
culation at home.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
What Four Edgefield Men Say
sAhout IT,

About whats About the famous Cot,
ton Gin of Neblett d Goodrich, of Au-
gusta% See the card OF Neblett & Good
rich in another column, and read the
names of these four practical and expe-
rienced Edg i'd farmers. @They-ssay
this Cotton Gin = the best, by long odds,
they have ever known or tried.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
e,o and seeepr. Hill,s Glover.

iOur friend DR.. J. w. Hill has, in his
Negotiable garden, some red clover, which
is as fine as any that ever grew in Vir-
sginia. The DR.. planted this clover some
Six months back, and so delighted is he
with its easy culture, wonderful growth
fnnd great usefulness, that he is deter
mined to cultivate it quite largely in fu-
sture. A good thing is this red clover,
and DIR. Hill, as our honored grandmoth-
ser used to express it, is certainly "a
great man about the lot" This clover is
well, we win stop at thirty inches
Fully thirty inches high.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

csr Every cent pasa into9he treasury
on account of licenses and the delinquent
tax sale will be absorbed BY the payment
of legislative pay certificates. Eight
hundred thousand dollars worth are re-
ported issued, and the mill going yet
Beaufort Republican. 80 saas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
in Emil Hey.Day Next Week.

s How delightful it will be in Augusta
next xtweek-beautiful how stirring Inn
agine the wonderful Flowers at the Ex-
,hib;tion-the brilliant Tournament-the
bewildering Ball-the lovely women
the big Railroad men-the fashion, the
finery, the show, the hurly-burly! Who
is going? Or, rather, who is not going? Z?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
Secure Fruit. and Ornameetal-Ereci
8 ss'@.ss-s--foI Nexf FALL

: AT Greensboro, N. c., is one Of the lar
gest and most thorough Nurseries in the
United. States-with a peculiar aim at
adaptation of trees and plants to the eli
mate of the. South. The proprietor of
this popular establishment is Mr.. G.. L.
Anthony. He has two Agents-gentle-
nen of intelligence and reliability-now
travelling through our State-Messrs-
Jones & Hampton. These are soliciting
orders against next fall. Wherever among
our people Messrs. Jones & Hampton
shall appear, we bespeak for them a Ia
vorable reception.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
HE ADVER TIsER.
Terms, $500 per Annum.
Death of 8 Good Citizen.

kDn Monday last, the sudden death of
Ar. Abner w. Glanton caused much sur
prise and distress in the Red Hill section,
sof which, he was one of The most useful
sand honored citizens. On the day before
mfr. Glanton was at Church at Antioch,
i'm his usual health, and ON Monday died
] of asevere congestive chill. His MEM
ory will be much cherished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

Poon, DUT PRoUE.-Yestcrday there
passed through ypchburg one Of tho
poorest, yet proudestfamiliesi it was eyer
II,es,1rri.er,s lot e e,.s,ounter. It tnonsist-
scdT ofSoiie nc; llzckiel Collect, wifcsand sev
Zen .eliildrcn, from dfaCaroliria, bound
for the County of Culpeper, where they
propose settling. They had walked all
the way from that State, and the women
were not only bonpetless but shoeless,
and almost in rags, presenting poverty
stricken appearance sickenins to behold.
When questioned as to-; his movements,
the head of the family became very curt
in his replies, and to aprotfer of food
rendered by warm-hearted landlord,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. He Hedeparted, with
Instantly, by the Orange Railroad bridge,
not having the mems to pay for crossing
/ at the toll Bridge ynchbnrg (va.) Re-
publican. 80 go
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

CAIIFoRNIA,s, TRoTTEIs ECoMNa TO
NEW Y oEK.- Gov. Sanford. of Califor-
MIA; is notwithstanding on to New York, at
! his own expense his famous trotting
{ horse Wonder. The Governor entertains
sanguine xpectatipiis Of Being able to
beat American Girl, Lucy, Goldsmith
Maid and George Palmer. He has also
an idea, OF showing faster timewith Won.
der than any trotting horse has hereto
fore ftcorded. > III the Governor carries
out his plans, and has luck, hr' can WIN
a very heavy stake.-New York Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02
,.Sheriff's Sale.
State of. south Carolina.
nr ~ r3rrETin rNTINTV

COURTO COMMON PLEAS:
D l.. Turner, Judge Pro-
bate e. successor in office, Foreclosure.
VS..
Dempsey c. Bussey.
DY virtue of an order from tho. Hon.
ID Samuel w. Melton, Circuit Judge, In
the above cause, will proceed to sell at
Edgefield Court House, on Sale Day in
Nav. 1872, all that TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND, Situate, lying or being inthe
said county and State, containing Two
Hundred and Fifty (25O) Acres, more or
less, bounded by lands of Emerson Bus;
sey, A. Sharpton, Robert Jennings, and
others, upon the following terms, to-wit:
The Costs and one-third the purchase
money to be paid in cash. The ;baiansG LAM
the first day of January. 1873, with. IN
terest from day Of sale. The credit por-
ton to be secured by Bond and Mort
gage Of the premises. Titles and Stamps
.N'i"' J.:H. MoDEvITT, s. Z. g:
April !, SO at II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02


g The Lynchburg Vi'yi,.ian says
that the travel through that7-city, both
North and South, is smaller at present
than at any previous time since the war.
The trains arrive and depart almost
empty. 81 -
@s- A large number of holders of vir-
ginia bonds have agreed to test the con-
stitutionality of the act of the Legisla-
tnre of that's State, imposing tax upon
the interest due onalL bonds held outside
tho Stste. .si.tts = ~
ne Alex. Harris preacher, and one
of the most honest and respectable col
ored citizens in York County, opened the
Liberal Republican campaign IN South
CafolinsSg Rock Hill, on Saturday the
oot,, ! SisNS - -
Zotti,s>Ss - l.5 ,gS.;. :,
w The, Columbia correspondent Of
the Charleston Meas, tells us that Con
gfessmen Raincy and. tpeLarge send
word to this City that they deny the
New York Tribune's statement that the
South Carolina delegation in Congress
do not endorse Grant, and say they will
endorse him so long as he will stick by
Dbl rights. Elliott endorses their telc-
gram conditionally, butts evidently hold
ling etbing.in reservoir it,
Eae We learn that a Northern gentle
aA,ssan hassbeen prospsctins>i in the vicinity.
/ OF Aiken inr.seyeralSw weekss past with
view Of pnrchasing property on which,
20 estabnsh.a miIfforthe manufacture OF
cotton nfabrics.-A:kenJ Journal.
a;Dun times" it is said, "are the best
for sdYertisers.,.'' Because when money
is Hghk andthepeopIe are forced 10 econ
emizei ithey@ always read the advertise
! 5mrentsto ascertain WHO sells, the cheap
eat md where they can trsde to the best
vantage.
Mg At Washington theindieations OF
o back down Regarding scoHseq quential
.tamages FROM England are q1ite; strong,
s.a1I ::,leir Withdrawal from thfssase prob
liable. ss;-1I. IS
The School Comm sioners in Rich
land and other counties have closed-the
s.s free cofnmon sehools in their srespec
4iye counties. The schools in oconee are
stiIr5pen, and twllsr lsrenain open dsring
the seohlastic year. The people there are
.ietsrmi ined TO keep np their schools u
shpiss Of the State reasurer A most
cofnmendable purpose.
ns- The Columbus Gao Sun says !:
seven years ago every cotton 1niliin Co
{ sfnmbnswas.burnedto to the, gsonnds Since
then we have put up five mills, whose
5 average consumption is p bales Of cot cot,
ton per dnyy. Thus Far. since September
Ist; they have taken 6, 124 bales. There
is not one dollar eof gsortiIernI sor, foreign
capital invested in them. The mannf;.c-
! turing feyer. continues, ssnd thsrs is a
prospect. .pfago filcr f5rge mil frbein4 com
plesed asx { s,,o y & Hrs ii:F doing
part ia ii asfasEdaiihi oathsrh ihdepcn:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

s4sczS- Green peas are selling at 8 per
bushel in New York, and Strawberries
at $3.50 per quart.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

D.vL. Turner, Judge Fro.
bate; &successorin Office Foreclosure,
- VS.: n ,-so''.-il '..'.... I.sa;
John.M. Stidham.. :. Is q. -
DY virtue OF an Order from the Hon:
ID Samuel-W. Melton, Circuit Judge,
will proceed to sell at Edgetield G9ur,
House, on Sale-day in May next. all tlial
5ate, lying and being il said county, and an,
Estate, containing One Hundred and FIFTY
Five (155) Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Theophilus Dean, Robert Bry-
an, George Free, and others, upon the
following terms, to-wit: -
The Costs and one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. The balaneS
of the purchase money on acreat nntill
the first day Of January, 1878, with inter
est from day OF sale. The credit portion On
to be secured by a Bond and a Mortgage
Of the premises. Titles and Stamps ex-
ira. j.. Fl. McDEVITT, 8. H. @.
April /, st IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

ssf,- Nine colored persons were killed
eof, Fl Mr.. Thomas Kavenel's plantation, on
Santec, by the terrible tornado Of the
lSth.instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

EAialacy s. kSias;dcr GoraFla5r,
Urinary. and Womb diseases, Gravel, Di:b,
Dropsy. Sloppagc of Wafer, Incontinencc Of Ui
Brighls Disease, Albuminuria, and IN al cases vi
there ar. brick-dusl deposits. or the :watcr isS ii
cloudy. mixed wi;hsub.larces like .heswhitc q
egg or threads like white silk. or there is a NOR
dark. bilious appearance, and white; bone-dustt
posts, ard When there is rrickirg, Burning SCI
lion when passing wafer. and pain insthe5 Srna
the linck aud alnnc The LOirs q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

re- Alex. Harris. Q preaclier, and one
of the most honest and respectable, col
ored citizens in York County, opened the
Liberal Republican campaign IN South
Cafblins Se Rock Hill, on Saturday the
49,. 90 SssNS go ~ y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-02

s. Fever nnd .-ASub.
Z FEVER AND AGUE curnd for finy crnis. Th|
is moi Il remedial agent in the world that willcd
Fever and Asue, and all other Maarious, Billie
Scarlet. Typhoid. Yellow, and other Fevers laid
by Railways Pils.) quick Us RADWAY'SI u
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. -.