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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15

geyWo would ini1rm The Galveston
News that tho raris Cosmopolite, which
II quotes In reference TO the Greeley
strength in Northern Texas, Is not demo
cratic paper, iui III" news is sadly deh
cient in pol teal information, aud rs
present editor has scarcely nn ida Of
what is democratic or Otherwise. Fac
News is ROW simpley Greeley ltpni
Without reference 10 democracy, aud the
democrats OF Texas should un ierstaal
IN is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15

To THE EDITORS op Texas
GENTLEMEN The undersigned,
members Of the Committeenppoint.
ed to receive the delegates Of the
Democratic State Convention, to be
held in Corsicana, on tho 18th
proximo, have made arrangements
with the Proprictors of the Don
nell, Bcckman, Nelms (City) and
Ma!oy Hotels, of this city, to en-.
terrain all editors during tho SEES.
sion of the Convention, free of
charge. All are most cordially in
vitod, with the assurance that
nothing will be spared to mako their
stay pleasant. Yours fraternally,
r.. A. VAN HoRN,
j. M. TuuRMoND.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15

LoUlsIAy PoLiriCs. We are glad to
see that the Gomocras and rcformers Of
Louisiana have united and presented the
following State ticket. For Governor
John McEnery of Ouachita-Licut. Gov.
b. f. Jones of Grleans-Attorncy General
IL. n. Ogden Of Orleans Secretary of
State-Alcx. Boarman Of COLLABORATION,
Allen Jewell Of Observation-Disclosures
of Education--R. NJ. Lusher of Orleans.
The ticket is said 10 be strong one. We
congratulate our friend Boarman of Shreve-
port on his nomination and trust he, as
well as his associates, may be triumphant
ly elected. Things now will begin to clear
up little in Louisiana. The right sort
oil union has tecn effected. The Warmorth
and Casey factions are now left TO them
selves. The Greeley and Grant men can
now unite if they please. Who cares?
They are all of tbs same kidney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15

Bay" We can imagine nothing more i'm
pertinent than the Grant ndical papers of
Texas attempting to advise democrats how
to act in relation TO existing circum
stances. True democrats want none of
their counsel and will treat them with the
contempt they merit. Democrats will
manage th.ir own affairs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15
now IT WORKS

Do aUtJie aIsF the nnn,inauon NJ
tlre,ley. the galveslon vsand FIakes
It,tl,u, se,.,J Il, Le ss,,i,, aio.s an
ia, ,o,i,n.iv s,1 toyl,.iy u,a, ws w.,e
,to,u eo,,to, In IA. eo,ct..io, lin, n,,r
,o.,,,oti.,.l h,o,hor whtLho 0a.r,o.
ming ham concerps. for II, ls anita nble 10
.1o n RAT bt,lv ,N,e, arr sio,a of dish.
g,eewent mud lis,o,J car and vater do
not mix well together. We thought #
would he wrsucr If these nevspaper,. both
sufficiently pr,l,n,ious coulJ long sail 10.
pe,hcr. side nv side. without occasionally
BuurIuc epainst cnch Other. even though
n,it,d hy ,bc t;reelry emile. And 40 IA IL.
They me now giving each other ,rcmcnd.
Gus bumrs. The News accu srs the Dullc.
tin of nrutiiug on airs nd undertaking
ALREADY ia cont,ol thin,s. Tho Bullelin
mnst p,ny scoond I'll lie and the News must
Lc ihc ,rnul dlreetor. ia flourish IFS stink
an the birh center STOOL. md make all It's
inTerints keen lima. IL is on,raped Mt the
assurance of the Bulletin. It tells ii and
its get tina, they are nothing End melodies.
They must do as thcy are told. "To Grant
they cannot 70 for he wall spurn them
wit, the toe Of his boot ms no spurns
discarded cigar fLo nulletin resorts
that the News iractiny In chad taste and
vorac faith - I'm, i,s cou,ec will excito
uno other thnn n sentiment of nrofopnd
contcmnt tina, the liberol renublicons rc
,oueb,Jtc. oul c,n do no ,hoy ,loooo
,Lev osk No fnvors of tho CrecIev demo.
erals IF ,re,ted b,dlv hv uLcm ibov 90 n
On far (;ront SbopIJ dcmocro, ho nom;
mated thcv iu,.nJ IN do an A,I,b;s Shave
i'll humor and how Il Iicu,t !, 10 for Grcc.
lev Jcmocrois and Greeley radicals n live
torctLer IN the souds of pcoce AMI unity
we take It,1e interest in This srht tho
il must lie admitted TO be n very pretty
one. 1t does not H. after much which whips
But it seems to us if the y VS. accepts the
Bulletins candidates, men, entertaining
in full tbe Gullctin's princi,Ies il has M
right 70 assume 10 take the lend and keen
the Bulletin in the rear |. has gone over
to the Bulletin. not the Balle,iu>to.t the
News, and it should be more modest, as
wall bcco,,,y all ,.,, o,,yo,,, S,u,
c,.. Tt.
wv" '0' '''' "''0 NV" '"' '''O nv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15

me- In justice to Mr.. J. A. lIa wilkins
who was some time since taken from this
city under requisilion from the Governor
of Louisiana, we take pleasure in publish
ing the following. We understand Mr..
Hawkins was acquitted of the charge
against him and has returned to this city:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15

WASHINGTON, Juno 12.-The
English Government will demand
an eight months recess of tho Go
nova Board of Arbitration.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15
GLOW pleasant 'tis to SEQ
Brethren and friends agree;
Each in his proper st tiCn move.
And each ;l,o Others aris a,,pruyc

We quote the hymn from memory, and
the last line may not be exactly as it will
be found in the hymn book. Any how, we
commend it TO our brothers of the News
and Bulletin, and beg them TO kiss and
make friends. Their chickering's disturb
The tfanqnility.of the great Greeley party,
and might excite tho philosopher of the
white hat to profane language. "Let us
have peace
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15
DALLAS MARKET.

Corrected weekly by WILLIAMS BROS, deal.
ors In Groceries aud Provisions, Main street, one
door casturilc Public Square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15
Immense Forces OF Human Life.

The amount of heat force which Ii produced annu.
ally in the body Of an adult man, is sufficient to-
raise nearly 10000 pounds of water from the freez.
ing point to the boiling point. Mechanical force is
also produced. Ivory year the heart contracts and
dilaes ~, 900 900 times, each with force estimated
as equal to the pressure Of IL pounds-thouSands of
tons of blood being thus annually driven through
the citculatory system. Nor are these Involuntary
actions all. Force is generated we'll for thou
sand forms of voluntary action. Thus healthy Ia
boring man is estimated to he abo to exert force
.lua to raising the weight Of his body through lO,-
600 feet in day. In strict correspondence TO this
outcome of force Ia the internal change in the yaIii
ods tissues. which accompanies il. The living body
has heon compared to waterfall. While its appar
ent form remains unchanged. its constituent parti-
cles in state ofs~it unceasins transition. Tie
Joint result of the continual iDgoing current thro
tho stomach etc. and of the CORE ponding ou'go-
ing through the kidneys, etc., IL, that tao " hole hui
man body is completely renovated in tho space of
about month. Now the great moicr principle in
this unceasing lnx-which Is the measure of health
and tho very Of life is The digestive acml
y. II the reader fails in the full possession Of this
faculty, and fails consequently in the full possession
oil health and of life, lst him try DIR. Gotob fscfs
Biiters Let him inkea wine glass full before 1''
after each meal lie will very soon experience re-
lief
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15
SPECIAL REGISTRATION
NO TlCE!

"a OF AC e!
WHEREAS the Mayor and CIy Council of ilic City
Of Dallas did, un the 9Th day Of Jane, A. d. 1872 or
der n Special Election, To he held On the l2ll and
III h days oiJuly, A lS7L, for The purpose of TAX
taking the opinion Of the qualified electors Of
said CITY upon the proposition To issue TN" Hundred
(si0O,O n) Dollars in Bonds Of said city thc Dnl.
las wichita Railrotl Company, and receive paid
up stork 10 that amount in said Railroad upon the
conditions specified in their petition. Now, there.
fore !, JAS. BENTLEY, Registrar. of the county Of
Dallas, do hereby give
49,. NOTICE,
That will open my Office on the East side of the
Public square in the city of Dallas, the 2Dih day
of June, A. u. 1872. aud continue said Office open
ten consecutive days Sundays exccpted,) for the
purpose Of Clustering all persons who Mny De cnii-
tod 10 register voters of said Special Election.
Given under my hand this, l7th Gay of June, A.
ID. 1877,
JAS. BENTLEY,
40 Wv Registrar of Dallas county, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15
NJ ULIMANN d co.

Nj. uLi"ANN " CO.
NAVE ron SAFE
100 sacks New Texas Choice Family 3 Xxx Flour
~ bbls Rccti6cd Whisky
= % hbls Pure Rye and Bourbon Whisky.
100 bbls Louisiana and Clarified Sugars.
Sc bbls. Louisiana Molasses and Syrup.
100 Cases English Gin aud Wine OF Life.
100 Boxes & Caldies Che wing Smoking Tobacco
10000 Cisars-Importei aud Domestic.
VI. ULLMANN a. co.
Main St, opposite Public Square.
juno Il, 72.-in:3mcs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
STONE

SOLUBLE GUANO per ton Of 1000
lbs, Cash atfactory, $500
DISSOLVED PHOSPHATE per ton
of 1000 lbs., @sh, at Factory, $500
On Time, til 1st Nov. 1872, IS per ton
additional.
The attention of Planters is again
called to theLOW PRICE Of these su-
perior Fertilizers. Every person in the
District whoused them last year have al
ready orderd, with two exceptions, and
they viii buy yet Col. Huiet used one
ton Soluble last year. He has already
purchased TN tons of it for his next crop.
Call .on ifr. r. o. Sans, who will
represent np here in my absence, or Dr.
J. M. Rushon, at Rushton's Store, or
Cartilage &Thomas, at Ridge Spring, OF
P. s. Morris, Batesville, or ]. A. {
Jones, Pin, House Depot, or Ward q
Holland, Jdnston's Depot, and get pam
phlets continuing Certificates, and give
YOUR orders before the Rail Roads arr
blocked up or the supply exhausted.
s. 8. TOMPKINs, ACT.
Feb IA, 1872. tt q
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Let ali.Concerned, :

Rcmosn5er that the a5t!l'March, dr
the A.,isc of ypre5ates e1'icc.s ..'r Hi,
Ccunty, y. p. West and p. J>s-nin9s
.[il'o on The estate OF Ma,t;:;; jcfnin9s
decd .will make atiiial settlement q
sale. E::i.;.se, and apply for discharge a
Administrators.
And on the 2stil March, in the same Of
Zee, Lucy Jennings and l.. j. wills
Aq 'ers. ol.th estate CT JOHN j. Jcnnings
sec'd.-E W.Wills, Ad or. on 'thc estate
OF NJ. w. jennings, dcc'd.-a4d Il j
Wills, Ad'or, on the estate Of J, c. Jen'
nings, decd, vii! make final settlement:
on th,is respective estates, and at tii'
-anc time apply FOR their. respective dis
charges rs Administrators OH said estates
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Rolling Over the Advertiser. Like a
- Sea OF. Glory!

We allude to the new Spring Adyer-
tisement of our young friend, Mr.. j. II.
Cheatham, who is just back from New
York. And next week, he assures us,
it iste1oltstih further, and still higher.
Read this Advertisement carefully, for
among its lists are named many articles
of great novelty and beauty-in fact ma
nv articles unknown to the fashionable
world until tfisSprihg: Mr.. Cheathain's
stock is indeedsuperb. We have seen it
with our own eyes. Indeed when you go
in, the sea of glory. rolls over you, and
YOU roll over in the sea. a. The perform
tance Is reciprocatory and delightful
A pleasant and suggestive name among
the Spring fashions. is Dolly Warden,
remember herin "Barnaby Rudge?"T
and we. can assure our readers that all
things at Mr., J. n. Cheatham's-goods,
proprietor and salesmen-are decidedly
Dolly varden-ish. Go, then, and be Dolly
Varden-lZed. .-t- ,fs-
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THE ADVER TISER.
,sT ~ E1gS EsE "a
Tsi ps. "a 90 !perSAnnun.
rhe conrt stiH in session.

Th6 court Stlii III ScSSLO1. -.
3 OF "Wednesday of lat week, thsHamll:s; n;
ilton-Butler case having been concluded
tie evening before the Court took up
the case of the State VS.. Robert Grant,
coloreds ferthe shooting of asnegros girl.
AttornegrG General Cham berlan haying
departed upon the closing up of the
Hamilton Butler case, Mr., Y2nmansnow
represented the, State, MA, Y. 2 Gary
appearing for the Defendant. The Jury
returned verdict Of not guilty. :.
On Thursday, after a sitting of an hour
or so, dueing which Barney Ballentine,
.colored, WAS sentenced to- four years in
the Penitentiary at hard labor, the Court
: was adjoured until the following Men
day. No further criminal business
although there is 40 abundance on hand
seemed to be available for. the Court,
and it was understood that civil business
would he begun. ON Monday EButtMon-
day began, instead, with the case. of the
State VS.. Rachel Stallworth, an aged ne
gro woman, for the killing Byt yt@Tinging
the .neck) of her great grand child; an
infant only. few days. old, In this. case
Fl. W. Addison, Esq, represented the
State, assisted by Mr.. John r. Abb
yney. Messrs. John c. Sheppard and A.
j. Norris defended the old woman. The
jury found her guilty of,murder.' The
penaltyis death. She is quite aged how
ever, and it would. seem probable. that
her sentence viii be commrted.
: In this case two young. lawyers popns
lar among us, Mr.. John R. Abney and
1fr. John c.. Sheppard. made, each, his
first speech, And each proved himself
to be not only a man Of study but Of
ideas. Mr.: .Abhey IS intellectual and
analytical; and as for our young friend
Sheppard, his voice, '-maaner and eye, to
say nothing of good mind and clear
head, are superior to those of ninety-nine
men out of a hundred. And speaking OF
young lawyers, what 2 youthful bar,
upon the whole this sof sEdgefesd IS.
T. P. MagratH, ESQ. iHs T. SVright, Esq,
S. B: Griffin, Esq, w. N!Adans, Esq,
and Gen. NJ. w. Gary are the Nestors
we believe, and they may all Sbe called
young men. However we forget Coy,
Bonhaln whose duties elsewhere, have
called him away from us so much Of
late. And the GoyernoS too is young:
when we thhkpfthe days otSol, -Baass
kett, Chancellor Wardlaw, Judge Butler,
&c.
'-ron Tuesday morning argument was
heard upon amotion for new trial in the
case of the State IS. Rachel 'staliworth.
Further argument will be heard upon
this motion on Thursday morning, when
Judge Melton will give his decision "a
like motion was made in the case of Bar
ney Ballentine, but Judge Melton oyer
ruling the objections, the case is tc be
taken to .a5higher Court. Some incon-
siderable civil business, not of general
interest, was dispatched, OH Tuesday and
Wednesday. The Jury has been dis
missed. The Court will adjourn finally
on Thursday morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Our Postoffice and Postmaster.

i. Our Pestotfice has been removed from
the lower end of Park Row to moro
central location-the most. central in our
town, viz, Mr.. J. Fl. chcathan's corner.
Here our prompt. obliging.- conseientl-
Gus and efficient Postmaster, Mr.. Lake
R. Tillman, will continue to discharge
the duties of his position, with that conr:
tesy and zeal that proves him to be EN-
phaticafly the right man in the right
place. Remember. then that the Post
Office is now next door to Mr.. J.. II.
Cheatham's store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

DIR. SNGErs' CATAREu REMEDY.-S5t
reward for an incnrabie case. Sold b.
Drug.i>;s q. 81 Gents.
LASTING LovEIINmss.-Tw years,
ago, when paint, pearl powder and enam-
cl. we're running. the compilations .ano
destroying the healtil of women OF fash
ion. sEAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM wa
brought out as Il pure botanical cosmetic,
,!,l:a,a7.tced to restore bloom and Be&uty
to the skin. From that time to the presel.t i
il has been continually. rising in public
estimation as the safest and mos. unex-
ccptionable preparation of its class. In-
stead of prodHcing an artificial, metallic
siirfaco, Iikothe deadly, enamels, or wilt
ing the cuticle like tuc poisonous fluids
sold under various names rs bcauti:
ficrs," it keeps the skin rs soft as velvet,
renders it rs smooth and glossy as satin,
and imparts to it that delicate, rosy tinge,
.whiufi is the 6cdn ideal Of complcXional
!oveliness. This exquisite chromatiC
effect is not transient. b. applying the
Balm daily it may .l,e prolonged from
youth to age. "a kNNYwho purchased
tie first bottle Of the article nineteen
years ago, w..ites to say.'ti at her com
rlEsin;f ,at cfefty.is "purer, clearer and
more brilliant than it has. ever beon;n
and she attributes It's; beauty solely tc
the daily lls9 or HAGAH's MAaNaLIA
BALM, - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Baltimore, philadelphia. and New
IYoaR FnEuea lhsl9e Out! ~

Markefts& Giisby;, those eligible and
ardent bachelors, (alhough that has moth
ing to do with the matter: nov in hand.
have been to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. lately, and have turned those
great cities inside out, in their search fol
choice Drugs, Groceries, Perfumes, Toi7
iette Articles No. Aad they brought of
ak that wasE Zine, Beautifule and Desira-
,bie, lesving;beh for the stretched in
habitants,eS thoseg great raartsSonly a few
,husks and sAreds. Consequently their
! Display this Spring is; ;uppsually and
surpassingly brilliant Their new ad!
veFdsement this week stares the readers
of the Aduertiser manfully in the face
There is no escaping it. Markert q
Clisby are conquering heroes. surren;
der. therefore. or die!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

MAKE HONE ATTRAcTIvf:.--Nothii 6
adds more to the handsome appearance e
of ~ house. outside, and to its checrfulncas
inside. tiiar good clear window glass, ana
sbriglt-cslescds orpamcntal aglass at th'
sides and ever the tops OF the doors. The
first lets in all tho bright warm light o
.l:c sun, while tho latter admits thelighi
at the same time that it shuts of thcvioW
of pyying eyes. Tho best French and
American glass, both plain and ornamcn-
tai. as well rs doors s;shes, blinds, bal
listers. newcls, mantcls, &c. arc to be
had OF SIR p. p. TosLE, No. 20 Haync
street, Charleston, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Brunson on the Sunny Side!

Beautifully white and radiant is now
the old Frazier Store, on the North West
corner of the square, And into it has
movadsNIr WE H.5Brunson, the Dry
Goods sMerchant Studied by faith, like
Abraham out Of Urr Of the Chaldees,
Brunson hasleft the Masonic Hall, and
now shines on the sunny side. And his
effulgence is new and unvitlRted.i It is
all fresh from New York. In fact 1T is
not+all here yet. The road between this
'and the Pine "a o1se ghstens with it dai-
Nv. ourSfriend hhs SO lately got homt
that he has not had time to prepare an
advertisement in ;e1teaso. fNext week,
however, his friends and customers cal
consult the 4dpesaiser and gain some
idea OF the magnitude and beauty Of hia
stock. Brunson says, Come! Jimmie
Cobb says, Come! Fashion says, Come
Comfort says, Come! Let all come-bui
none without money. Avery little, how
ever, will work miracles!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

Wagons loaded with guano are con-
stantly passing through thcpublic square,
on their way from Pine House Depot
They generally tarry while upon the
square, and smell very badly. Theworse
the smell, thowever, the better the fer
tilizer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

HE Undersigned day entered the Gen.
eral Agency COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
0'''l 0@t0li4s oD' .: w. = M W. ABNEY. .
e.oai#a = * faass' - ~ - - J:sW. PARKER.
Columbia s. G., Mar 1871 -. - . !,e .s+ ia.
Having established the Office for the above Company Columbia
invite attention the advantages offered to them who
desire to effect insurance their lives in safe Home Company
The Board Managers meeting passed unanimously the fol-
Loving Resolution: -. sstiaaa,. % ..s
esod That of the fact that there unusually large
paid for Insurance the Companies Of the North and East which
being contribute the enrichment of those sections
whilst South greatly need Of cash capital pruts
fully Agricultural and Mechanical ID that for
the retaining midst hereafter certain
portion of the amounting than
70 Of the be invested such be
with the regulations the Company intersections which the
said premiums attained" '7ita ost>r{ i . ri :
(Signed) WMsB. JOHNSON, Prest.
GEORGE s. O'BEAa, ry. 'l-! dc.
The Financial strength the Company places rank It's last
Annual Statement shows that the Company besides its
antee $17O for every 500 of its liability. 10 .a+ = ~ ~.
- -. .s-,. ABNEY & PARKER, state Agents,
Mar 13 -. - tta1.f ?. ~ If II ]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

Z. :ass- 4 difficulty occurred in Columbia
on last Friday night between Mr.. John
Simpson, and a ycolored man by the name
of Vim: Lucas, in which the former was
cut-by a knifein thc.handsof Lucas, and
died almost instantly. Lucas has been
lodged in jail. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

DIED EUsr PROOF OATS So n Bush
O. ell, Orchard GrnIs s3.5i' a bushel. Send 8cent
postage stamp aud ~, complete Priced Lists of all
kinds OF Grass Seeds, Field Srcds, Garden Seeds,
Flower and Tree Seeds. Agricultural Implements
Mach,ner,, Gnanos. Chemicals, Live Stock. &c, will
b. forwarded you: Tbtse Prcrd Lists contain much
,: uahlc information 10 time a,d quantity 10 plant
ec. MARK ". JOHNSON, Scotsman. p. y. x
23ll Atlunta Gu - =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Globe KOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Jacksen& Julian, Preprletors.

| w p beg leave to call the attention Of
Ethe travelling public to this we'll known
Hotel. which we have recently pur-
chased. and placed on a. footing second
- SnTs n hs South.
No exoue will be spared to render It
a First Cla)s Hotel In every respect. and
every atteItion will be paid to the COM
| fort and cunvSnisnos Of guests.
Augusta EYh u aMs
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Law Notiee.
Augusta, Sept 20

lHE undersigned have formed Co.
partnership for the PRACTICE OF Law
II. Edgefeid County, and the Counties OF
the Fifth Circuit, under the name and
styte of MAGRATH 6ABNEY.
They will also Practice In the Courts OF
Trial Justices for these Counties.
TH0MASP. MAGRATH,
81 s. JOHN R.aABNEY. , -
| Edgefsld, Dee. u, If 81
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CEITlC WEEKLY

The greatest illustrated Original Story Paper In
America. Eight New Original stories in
art Number Nolterary treat equal to it. Agents
and Caiya>sers wanted in every k.wn and city Of
the Union. $40 week easily Pes slized by the sale
al this extraordinary Irish aud Am, rican Journal.
Specimen copies free. For sale BY all ncwsdealers
Price. 6c.,; $40 per year. Address NJ: J o'LEARY &
Co.. P. o, Box 6,UT4, New York.
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-t2sHetlicaI Notice.

EtR on thfis date Twill practice Medi
Il fcine,exclugiyell for Cash.
:, u 4. 81. PATTISON.
Jan II 6m 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

People generally are in thedeepest woe
over gardening. Gardeners are hard to
get, and, as we have before said, prove a
heavy burden. ,,r..