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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-15

DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FkANCISCO-Ar 4th, ship Elizabeth KIM
Ar 18th inst, ship Sacramento, Tisdae, New York,
1876 days. ="
Sid Attn inst, brig Lucy Ann Reed, Humboldt.
PASS CAVALLO-Sld 3Otb, sch Ida Lewis; Pen
NEW ORLEANS 9Th, bardue Neversink, Glib
son, New York.
SAVANNAH-Ar 9th, brig Geo Berry, Bradley,
DY BRUNSWICK, aA-Ar sth brig Navasota Slater
New York; schs Sabao, Dyer, do; Jennie F Wiley,
DARIEN-Cid It'll, brig Emma L Hail. Fowler,
WILMINGToN-Ar 10th inst, sch seguin, Rogers,
Portland (was detained five days in Sc gale North
Cid 10th, brig Isols, Snowman, Boston.
WIiL . 9th, sch John A Griffin, Fos-
ALExANDRIA-sld 10th, brig VIM Bickmore,
BALTIMORE 18th, schs Emeline McLain,
Crowell, Richmond, Me; Zenas Snow, Richardson,
Cid 18th, barque Wild Gazelie, Mitchell Paysandu,
and sailed schs Clara Smith, Keen, Boston; Annie
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Alice B Gardiner.
Turner Jacksonville; John Atwood, Crowell, from
Kennebec River.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, brig Mary Wilbur, Mum
dy, Havana; schs Chas III N0rtham, Hubbard, Port
land; John Wright, Older, Portland for Perth Am
boy: tA1
Cid 18th, schs Sammy Ford, Allen, Ellsworth Geo
Cid 18th, barque NJ W Brett, Davis, for Montreal
brigs Five Brothers, Randall, Nantes; Suwannee,
Sawyer, Fernandina; Edith. Drisko. Boston.
Sid l2th, bargue Ellen Dyer, for Cronstadt; brig
Passed through Hell Gate 10Th, schs Col Eddy. Nc
Bean Port johnson for Boston; Elvira, Bancroft So
Amboy for do; Alpha Sanborn Port johnson for do /;
w Brown, Weeks Hoboken for Providence
,BRIDGEPoRT-Ar1 18th, sch Mary Tice, Dunham,
PAWTGCKET-Ar 18th, sch Dexalo, Leland, from
Bangor.
SD 18th. sch R Leach Pendleton, New York.
Bangor.
SD 18th sch Challenge, Bennett, New York
cs SD 18Th schs o Cushing, Manu. New York;
WARREN, R1-Ar 18th, sch Tinker, Lopaus,
Calais.
NEWPORT-Sld 18th, schs Dolly Warden, Allen.
Providence for Jacksonville; Nellie Carr, Blanchard
Fall River for do.
Al AEH 12tR "a Hairy Percy Perry augusta
Upton, and Oraloo, Small, TN New York for Boston;
Lucy Hammond, Bagley, and Sami Hart, Holbrook
Com Kearney, Metcalf, do for Newburyport; Tanta,,
mount, Saunders, Port johnson for Charlestown; F
J Cummings, Harmon, Calais for Providence; Irene,
BOSTON-Ar 18th, brig Whitaker, Cotton, Eliza
bethport; schs Josephine, Leighton, do; Ossian E
cid 18th, sch Carrie Miles, Rich, Portland to load
Ar 14th, barques Orchilla, Havener, fin Pensacola;
pies, Arecibo.
Cid 18th. schs Ella Clifton, (Br) Hunt, Portland;
Paine, Stevens, Hallowel Margaret, Clark, Gardi-
ner; Winslow, Kent, Bangor; David WATSON, Jones,
Bangor.
CALAlS-Cld 10th, sch Kate Grant, Grant, New
Haven; j F Carver, Norwood, Fall River.
LUBEC-Ar 6th sch Addie Ryerson Pike New
York. ---'
Cld , 9Th. sch SCI, G5a.zeIle, Gardiner, Portland.
Ar 10th, sch Virginia, Small, New York.
Sid 10th, schs Alcyone, Davis, for Hantsport, Ms;
Jeddie, Turner, Hillsbor0.
MACHIAS-Ar 9th, sch Ximena. INGALLS,. N York:
Crusoe, Robinson, Boston. '
Sid 9Th. sch Ada Barker, Sawyer, Cuba; Harriet
Newell, Gould, New York
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Wednesday, Aug. IA.

Wednesday, Aug. IA.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia Bragg, New York-passengers
and mdse to Henry Fox. .
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Pal0s, Shacktord, Baltimorc-Cumberland coal
to Jos H Poor & Bro.
Sch Ethan Allen, Blake Philadelphia-coal to Jas
H Baker.
Morse & Co.
Sch Fleetwing Startling, Monhegan.
Sch Jane Mary, Pierce, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Brig W Hennessey, (Br) Hennessey, Halifax
Bunker Bros.
Sch G Young, Richardson, Philadelphia Bunker
Bros
Sch Gem, Kendall, New York-Bunker Bros.
Sch Intrepid, LittlejOhn, Boston-Bunker Bros.
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The new firm of Marcellus Emery and f.
A. Pike met with very pretty little accident
at the very beginning of their venture The
night the junior partner spoke at Machias he
received dispatch from his chief stating
that the Democrats had carried North Caro-
lima; whereupon Pike began to 'crow like
chanticleer," declaring with characteristic
bluntness that "the man must be fool who
would now bet on Grant" o liberal Pike
After four years of incoming about and try
ing to md out on which side it is safe to bet,
are you still as much as ever at fault? Do
you still bet on the wrong horse, after forty
eight months of industrious iockevinpp a
single-hearted reformerl disinterested natr;-
ot!-you who can show bills that YOU intro
duced in Congress and, it is said. can nro-
duce an autograph letter from Gen. Schenck
it is too bad for you to be thus fiounderins
about in the murky Dogs of doubt and nm
certainty!
THE Philadelphia Age asserts that the
Quakers are no longer for Grant-Banqor
Commercial
1t must be an age of brass that so asserts.
There are not ten Quakers in Maine who will
vote for Greeley, and one of them has always
been Democrat and another has only been
retained in the society on sufferance, at the
urgent solicitation of influential friends, to
see If he couldn't be ''reformedu and turned
from the dissolute courses into which ba had
fallen. This gentlemen has now becoma
professional roformer. The Quakers are for
Grant, because he is for peace. There ia no
natural affinity between the Friends and tho
Ku-hux.
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MERCHANIB EXCHANGED
Sid FIN Trinidad 31st ult, briggs Winfield, Miller fol
Falmouth, E; Minnie Miller, Leland, New York.
Ar at New York 18th, brig Guiding Star, Freethy
Vera Cruz.
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SPOKEN.

July &C. lat 40 "a, Ion 80 q, brig Kossack, from New
York for Cadiz.
July 81, off Bal1ycotton, barque Mary e Libby.
from Matanzas for the Clyde. -
Aug 10, off Barnegat, barque Daring from Balti-
more for Portland. -N
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
The Journal says that c. b. Stetson, esq.,, of
Lewiston, has formed a business connection
with James r. Osgood & Co., publishers, Bos-
ton, who are about entering on the publication
of an art series of books, suited to use in the
common schools. The firm will shortly issue
book of which Mr.. Stetson is the author on
industrial Drawing; Free Hand, for Begin
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Bombay 9Th ult, ship Nonantum, Pratt, fol
Calcutta. no -
Sid FIN Calcutta june IA, ship Twilight, Gates, TO,
Boston. - -
Cid at Liverpool a1st ult, ship Reunion, Curtis fol
New Orleans. -
Sid FIN Liverpool a1st ult, ship Mary Warren, Lowe
Ardrossan. NJ
Ar in Kingroad LIST inst, ship Vanguard, Nichols
Sid FIN Newport a1st, barque Patmos, Nichols, fol
New York. ~
Ar at Cardiff aOth ult, barque Sherwood, New.
comb, Halifax. "0NN' ''
Sid I'm Greenock aOth ult, ship Hope, Frazer fol-
Quebec. ~
Sid FIN Queenstown 31st ult, ship Missouri. Burs-
ley, Greenock ~
Sid FIN Archangel 10th ult, barque Corielia, Wells
London. '' '
Off Dungeness 3Oth, Victoria Gross, Dover. from
Mddlesboro for Portland, Me. ~
Sid fin Penarth Roads list inst, ship Warrior Lunt
Liverpool.
Ar at Baracoa LIST inst, sch E Fabens, crocker,
New York.
Sid I'm Trinidad alst brig Winfield, Miller. for
Falmouth. ,' ~
Cid at Caibarien 3Oth ult barques Iron Ace (,rab-
tree, Queenstown; 31st, Enterprise Prav do.
Sid FIN Havana 9Th, brig M A Herrera, French, for
Sagua and New York. '"'"' IVA
Sid fin Matanzas 9Th, brig Jas Miller. Tbombs. for
New Orleans; sch Hattie Ross Ulrick Pbiladelnbia
Sid FIN Cardenas I'd inst, briggs Jas Crosby Perkins
Savannah; sch Five Sisters Hooper, North Of Hat,
teras; Sd, brig John Wesley, Ford, do
Ar at Halifax 10th inst, brig Polledo, Dyer. from
Philadelphia.
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--latest by European Steamers1
Cid at Liverpool I'd inst, Castine, Wilson, Calcutta
EnOch Talbot, Talbot, Havana
Passed the Lizard LIST, Star, Vanello, Hamburg for
Cardiff.
Ar at Cardiff list, Caroline Lemont, Bowker, New
Ross for New Orleans.
- Ar at Cadiz 2Sth ult, American Lloyds, Park. New
York; 10Th, Carrie Long, Park, do.
Ar in the Texel 31st ult Alice Buck, Snow from
Calcutta ~
In Elsinore Sound 31st ult Lizzie H jackson, Mar
wick, from Cronstadt for Boston,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
READ THIS.

READ THIS.
Nothing has ever been prepared equal TO the fore
going for
Cholera MOrbus, Dysentery, Diar-
rhGa, &c.
The BEST ARTICLE ever offered to the public for
the certain cure of the above disease, is
MASON'S CHOLERA MIXTURE
You need not suffer ten minutes. Price so cents
Prepared and sold only by EDWARD MASON,
Apothecary, Middle street. Portland au7sntf
On Marriage.
Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
OF errors and abuses IN early life. Manhood restored.
removed. New method OF treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and Circulars free in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, No. 2South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
mch16dsn3m Dol
PIANOS. "WEBER" and other emf
PIANOS. nent makers,
PIANOS. Sold by ED. B. ROBINSON,
CahoOn Block, opposite City Hall,
my17 At REDUCED PRICES eom1y
If you want "a nice Photograph Tin
Type, go to A. NJ. McKenny,'s 1e1 Middle Street.
He warrents them as good as can be made in Port
and. ag5-eod tfsn
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DIED.

len Marble. 1870
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
at No. So Bracket street.
In Auburn, Aug. 0, Capt. Almon c. Pray, aged
46 years.
In Minot, Aug. g. Mr.. Albinas Perry, aged As years
In Newton, Aug. Is, Capt VIM. H. Sweetser aged
"a wears MONTHS formerly OF Portland.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at the Baptist Church in Newton.
Miniature Almanac. Angu.t Is.
Sun rises. ..........5.07 Moon SETS. 1913 PM
Sun sets. 100 High water ...... 745 AM
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-17
Old Things Have Passed Away.


This is at least true of the old method
of treating the long abused and mucri
abused human body. 1t is no longer
considered wise to put patient to the
torture in order to cure him OF disease
in which pain is already undermining
the energies of his system. True science
ranges itself on the side OF nature, ana
endeavors to assist her in her fight against
disease. This is the province of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, the most approved
tonic ever advertised in this country. 1t
may be recommended as fall medicine,
par excellence; for it is in the fall that
biliousness, dyspepsia and malarious ie-
vers are especially prevalent. The Frame
exhausted by the heats of summer, is re-
laxed and feeble at its close, and requires,
we may say demands, artificial assistance.
Afford it that assistance in occasional
doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and
tho evils referred to may be escaped.
| throughout the far West, and on the
l.steaming alluvial Of the Southern rivers,
all the varieties Of periodical fever are
probably rife to-day. Had course OF
Hostetter's Bitters been commenced by
the sufferers month ago, I. G., before
the unhealthy season set in, seven-elghts
of them would in all probability be in
their usual health at the present Tune.
So much for want of foreclste. So much
for not keeping in the house, and using
daily, the best safeguard against epidem-
| =. i Il "a
AS tlocks of impostors and imitators
are trying to follow in the wake OF the
great American remedy, therefore be
Sure that the article You buy is genuine
and verified by the proper trademarks.
The true article can only be obtained Ill
bottles. Beware of the spurious bltters
sold by the gallon or in keg.
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II a Man Is q True Man.

Ifa man is true man, 1t Is not the
property he can eat up, or wear out, OF
consume Immediately in any way, that
he most enjoys. But it is that when a,
is most safely secured for those ne VIII
leave to struggle with the world when ne
dies. And we are led into this train OF
thought by looking over the simple anu
truthful card which the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company pub
lished in our eoitlmns last week. 1t Is
still there. We hope syerybody VIII
read it.
AS Life Insurance is nothing but q
mode of laying up money for ones lam
lily, or for dependents, so every prudent
man that can, should provide While
he is strong, for the time when ne Shall
be weak; and seek to make abundant
provision for the wants of his family
when he shall be no longer with them.
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OBITUARY

DIED, on Tuesday, October the sth,
1872. Little KATE REBECCA, only child
of i. KEEsE and SlLLIE ]. KEEsE.
She was bright little child-full OF
animation, and the JOY of the household.
But death, stern and unrelenting, claim
ed her as his victim, and took her away
at the age OF one year and twelve days.
Her place isvacant, and sadness reigns
where her little warblings were wont to
cheer. But she is gone to better land
Whilst her fond parents are weeping
over her loss to their earthly household,
angels are welcoming her pure little
spirit into that house, not made L. wi will, II,
hands, eternal III the Heavens. "Of such
is the Kingdom of Heavon." Let this
thought console the bereaved, and LEI
them accept in humility the decree OF
Him who holds our destinies in the palm
of his hand The Lord gave and the
Lord hath taken away, blessed be the
name OF the Lord"
A FRIEND.
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.av oo rirbt stroirht to Powell & Null

way, go right straight to Powell & Null
ler's, and shed the light of your coun-
tenances and the sheen of your purses
upon your young countryman. With
the accession of young Talbert, Powell
& Mullers may be said to be Carolina to
the very backbone. And Carolina OF no
Carolina, Talbert or no TaIbert, never
did you set your foot into more elegant
or complete Dry Goods Establishment.
We have explored it oursclf only Jew
days ago, and we assure you it is q real
trump. And as to Powell & Mulle1-
well, we don't know for certain, Dut we
are inclined to think that if they were TO
die right now, they would go stralSh'
| home to Heaven.
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..cac ITasiaria; Mau. Though ssooi.
f,.,,-ot L,rr 1'herein.',

All wayiarcrs from EdgeEeld who de-
sign attending the great Fair in Augusta.
next week, ctnnpt err il finding tho
lyc4Ie and realizing tue comforts and
conveniencos OF the delightful Planters
Hotel, Kept still, as for yeas past, by
that oliet but cnergetio gentleman, Mr..
John Go!dstein. Ten days ago We were
at the Planters, ana even then the house
was n Baoel ol preparation for the Fair
scourin,, cleaning, painting, tackine
down carpets, Juggling III new iurnlsufe'
And as to Mr.. Lee, Of this refined and
-high-class Establishment. ne is Just as
prone to be the thorough and innate
gentleman as are the sparks to fly up
wards. If Edgeiicld people would 6c
profoundly and subiimely comfortable
p,Y - Amr,,sta. we urge them to cast them
selves upon the kindness: courtesy and
% o,iiciencv OF that type ola Virginia gentle
man-Lce of the Planters Hotel.
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Help TEis Rev Broom To do lis
Work.

"A new broom sweeps clean Ap-
ply this old adage to our young friends
Gfifiiia & Cobb, and help them to prove
its truth. They have set out in the mer-
cantilc line-Dry Goods. and all that
bought out Brunson, and all ;hat-went
to sea, and oil that-beguiled the mer-
maid; and the whales-landed in the
great Aetcopolis-worhed like beavers
proved themselves gentlemen OF minnie
taste bought he most beautiful S0ous
YOU ever saw, cf ait ki1ids--arc the best
fellows in the worid-An,l if VIC had
hundred thousand million Of dollars 20
spend in their line, more than one hall
OF it shoull 90 to them right straight OIL.
We be; Tor their first advertisement the
most special attention. And we nope
their new broo1n may not only sweep up
treasures upon tiis grimy earth, but
tnat. IKE tie Old woman's in the nurse
~ rhyme, it riay b.rsh the cobwebs
golden ones) from the sky.
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We Rnt Echo the Universal Opinion.

We but echo the universal opinion
when we say that the Henderson Broth
ers. of Granitcville-"C X. Henderson
ds Bton-are such merchants and such
gentlemen as do high honor to the COM
munity in which they liyo. We spent
q couple Of hours in their establishment
lately, and never were we more surprised
in our life We had thought that 'Graa-
iteville merchants kept only large stocks
of stout, plain and useful goods. But at
Henderson's we found not only the stout,
plain and useful, but also such rich
profusion OF handsome and fashionable
articles of dress as might bewildera a yeri-
table New York belle. In fact. 70
our utter amazament, we discovered
that, everything which could be found at
Stoh q Webb's in Charleston, could also
be found Mt Henderson's in Graniteyille.
And more; for there are the Groceries.
and the Ready Made Clothing, and the
Boots and Shoes and Hats, &C., &C., &C.,
ad irjfaitum.. All you people who ever
20, or hope to go, to Graniteville, to trade,
Iook we'll to the card of the Henderson
Bros. now in the Adve1'ttser.
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Promising to Bcconc Regular Dr.

Of course everybody knows that DIR.
Tu;t-a Georgia, Lincoln County man
for;nerIy OF Augusta, at present OF New
York, i, row lie greatest manufacturer
an: co:n 7oEIde: OF medicines 81 the
United Si:,es. We'll, we have Il young
,na;i in orr midst who gives strong prom
:se OF turning ont second DR. Tut. We
mem ouryoung friend, Mr.. Willie Penn.
lie has Just returned from New York,
where, besides 5uying gnew Drugs, Medi-
cines, aid ;i.e most Lovely Fancy Artl-
cles the imagination ever conceived OF,
he looked sharply into the Drug business
in general, and returned home thorough
ly posted in his line, and fully up 70 tho
progress and adv ncement Of this wo;i-
deriul nineteenth century. AS regards
UG. Il. l. Penn, we say nothing Hi>
..e:ord AN ,ny rs speaks better for him
si,a4, we can. For the new advertisement
OF g j.. Penn tv Son, we solicit wide
Scread attention.
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pennsvlyania, Ohio, Indiana, connecti-
cut. Georgia.

cut, Ge0rSIa'
Pennsylvania and Ohio have gone
Radical by large maiorities. lndlana mas
elected Democratic Geopsa riVes Coz GOO
Democr.,tic maiority-for which she is
tIreatened with third military recon
strnction. And gallant little Connecticut
roes ~, for the Liberal side by 1000.
The result in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana is generally considered 3? ; as secu s,I
ever, that Greeley does not give 1t up
II the latter is elected, it must now bf
by such superhuman work and energy
as was never known before. Perhap:
the Liberals and Democrats may be urgee
by the. result in Pennsylvania &c, U
win in the last 4" deadly breach.
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Voting Going on Briskly.

To-day, Wednesday, thel6th, ourtown
is thronged with the sovereign people;
casting their suffrages for State ano
County officers; At q very early n9u5
the public square was already SrUmred Srmdred
with colored people, and several h"noreq ei
perhaps had voted by S O'Clock a. Al,
In our town there are two boxes, one ~
the Court House, one in the Ryan hotea.
ut least Six blacks to one white.
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CONNIE ERCI-AL.
AUGUSTA. Oct. ID.

&hOo O'oL. 49, p'e' Az.
GOLD--Buying at ll2and selling at IA
COTTON-Market opened firm at Us
and closed weak at III for middling. Re
ceipts. l, ,1SS and sales l,llG bales.
BACON-Clear Sides, l2i@1S; c. r
Sides, l29; Shoulders, 9s; Hams, 800 l9t
Dry Salt Sides, lO3@ II; D. 5. Shoulders
CORN-White-by car load, 95@s1
yellow, 90@95. :,
WHEAT-Ambcr, 81 s5@1 SO; rcd
81 80; white, 81 9O@2 %.
FLOUR-City Mills arc: $S 80 for srt
pertine; 50 for extra; 50 80 for family
and $40 80 for fancy; Western and Coun
try, $5@10 and dull.
OATS--Whitc and mixed, 55@GO
alacli Seed, 81 Red Rust Proof, 81 70.
PEAS-We quote at 81 25@1 90.
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Civ ;,ays in Ciaflin,s Bowels.

OF course everybody knows that Clat-
Inns is the greatest of New York Whole
sale lIouseS. And as for the Jonah who
sDent six davs in the bowels OF THIS
mercantile whale, it is our young friend,
Mr.. !. II. Cheatham. Six days, hard at
work. goinS gradually from the heavlest
n ouecl might wear, such gossamer
aims rs a iairy's fingers might have
woven. and such tricks" and no
tons lvuicar Yankee wordsD as only
a skim. /; Down. Easter could have devils,
ed. And then Il day in the bowels OF
Anderson, Starr & Co., for Ready-Made
Clothing. And then-but we iorSot thaI IN al
Mr.. Cheat:lanl speaks for hlmseil 1n1s
wee,, in huge and comprehensive ad-
yertiserlent. Read him carefully, and
then go and soc him; and you will ad,
NIT that his six days in the bowels OF
the whale were well spent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-17

n- Sara Payson Parton, popularly
known as Fanny Fern," died at her
residence, in New York, on Thursday.
ns> An unfinished building fell in
Louisville, crushing an adjoining mouse,
in which a father, mother, q girl OF slN
her table. Two others died from inju:.
ries received. J. c. Webb's printing OF
| fee was also crushed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-17
6. Save Your Railroad Expenses, Freight
Drayage, Sc"

Thus speak Swearengin 4 Woodward
to their friends and the public-Swearen'
~in &, woodward, those go-ahead young
merchants of Pine House Depot. Read
carefully their advertisement in our ou-
s;ness columns. and you will see how
thev propose that you shall save "rail-
road expenses, freight, drayage &C.: 1t
is decidedly good idea. Swearengin q
woodwork have large. new and very
complete stock; and when you can 90
ouite as we'll near home. why go to the
expense and trouble Of a trip or 1our-
new. "Save your railroad expenses
freight, drayage, &C."
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IInnsnalIr EIar;y Frost.

Is early az Saturday last, the l2th inst ,
:sene say oil the morning ot the lltn)
VIC had d s,ishs Ilosl in this G2ction. or
Tuesday m rning, however, i %as no
Longer slight, bat very white a.ld very
distinct, D;ackeniny the cotton most de-
ciGeGUy AID putting stop t" its tnrther
frui:iun The weather, for the middle o.
October, i, incDnmonly cold, though
clear aH;. bright. SCcii all eorly frost
he's rot been known Ecreaborts i'll years.
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~ At q meeting of the Executive
Council of the Carolina Sportsman
Clnb. in the city of Charleston on Thurs
dav last. VIC notice in the list OF Vice &c
Presidents elected. the names of Maj. w;
II Gary and Capt. Robt. Hughes, Of
JyJ~oGn old
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-17
:. The Irrepressible Conflict'' Ended

..Thc Irrepressible Conflict" Ended.
William H. Seward, the distinguished
author of the famous expression, the
Irrepres:ible Conflict" is doad. Witn
him the conflict is at last over. He dled
q week ago at his residence in Auburn
n. Y. aged II Hewas great ana WY -
statesman-for many years leaoiHG -
S Senator, and, during the war, eInll LII
he. he also , stood bv Andy Johnson. for
which the Republican party oroPPeg
him His last great feat was trip round
tha m world. We never liked him at the
Sonth@and s;eH for very good reasons-but
| II doesn't matter now.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-17

4. jerome Park, near New York, ON
.!ic l0;h instant, this now famous horse
OF Col. Bacon's, WOE ,@ce OF tWo miles
aIa an eighth, beating tao competitors,
Caier.ce and Arizona. Frank Hampton
snale the time il 3.5I. Purse, seven
j:1udrod dollars. This is the FIFTH im
poctani race Frank Hampton has "on
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