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uHE HOT SPRIN S,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

Il BATH UOUNTf, YlhtlNiAs
Are now open to visitors. Its waters are cele-
brated FOR the cure Of Kheumatlsm Gout, Piraly.
Ais. TUrpor or Liver, Chronic Dlarrhea or Dssen.
terry, Diseases OF the Uterus, Anecu0ns ,ar OF Inc
GUS Chronic Diseases.
THE; BATHS
Vary In temperature from 50 to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit and present every variety or Chronlc
Bath. They are moreover found to prepare tRs
sysien for the beneficial action OF waters founo
at the various other Mineral Springs.
MUD BATHS
Have been constructed similar to those that are
arnaIv nsed MT the most celebrated spas In Ger
many and which give sufferers the 5enes 81 e
M,nerai Mud. These springs offer UNSURPASS.
ED ACTIONS TO both the lnyaa aaS
are equal TO those OF frstclas5 city te!s. every
modern Improvement has been PROVIDED ,or.
Professor J. l.. UABELL, d. D., OF the Unlyersi
tv Of Virginia, Resident Physician. For ram. az
phlets and circulars address = y; Aansaer gc
SprIngs Path county, va. ""'
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6nmmer Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
Nl w. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
Mil. ON EUROPEAN PLAN.-TniS favor1ee es-
tablishment, situated In one OF the rost eligible
positions In the city, on the highest FOUND, and
consequently well adapted for q Summer Resort,
being Comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
nifIciently furnished with baths and other con-
yeniences on every door. is now open for the re-.
ception OF hose contemplating tour OF pleasure
the coming 70 lson. The cars run Within square
OF the house. coaches ut all the stations. n. v.
WESTC0rT, Proprietor. Juno4mos.
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RJ." FRASER MATH]

By ]. FRASER MATHEWES. -
MILLS HOUSE FURNITURE AND
lX1 Outfit to be sold under Foreclosure or Mort
gage ..,r .5.,.isa, e.--!t So. y LGgrT7 .Sst
WIN be sold on the premises, corner OF Meeting
ard Queen streets; on THURSDAY next, the 18th
instant, &C hRlEpast 10 O'Clock, -; ;GEaG yfgit2T
All OF the FURNITURE and other property In
that Hotel.
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CHARLESTON, s. G., Jun6 3, I672.
Trains will leave charleston Daily az 10l5 A. N.
and 800 P. u.
Arrive at Charleston 600 A. NJ. (Mondsys ex.
cepted) and 8 P. N.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. NJ, SUN.
DAYS.
Train leaving lois A. n. makes through connec-
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquta
Greek only, going through In A hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 P. II. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, N. y.
This is the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con.
nectOns at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio RailroRi.
=. 3. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. OLEAP0R, Gen. Ticket Agent. maya
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AarirHltnraI Mafbi,lerp.l
Agricultural Maebii1srp. :...y
| WRIGHT & WARN0CK'S
ANTI-FRICTION'd NJ :.
HORSE POWER. }.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871: ~ ST

We take pleasure in presenting to the planters
and public Horse Power gotten, up BY kessrs.
WRIGHT 4 WARNoOK, OF Barnwell and Beau.
fort Counties, 8. O., which is most perfect ma :
chine. The said Power will give greater speed at
the expense OF less power than anything yet In :
use; Is strong, simple and durable. Gan beused
with equal ease for ginning cotton, threshing
grain, pumpi:u water, &c. VIII, on forty y-saw
Gin In good order, with two mules, moderate
eait, gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull 1t; light
fbr TWO. 1t sits In, q frame 10 the house; can be
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground. ...l.,-. s,.r..-s
Another Important feature Of this Power ta
that the rising or falling OF the oor Of the houss
does not AFFECT the working or the gear In any
way. -
This Is Southern enterprise, and no numoug
Price SIPS, and freight, ready for putting up.
G.H. KIRKLAND and W: A. CLARK.
E-l-I Allepdale, s. o. a.
Agents for South Carolina.
G. g. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina
RBFRKKNcEs: = .l-.'i b
Rev. Messrs. Joseph A. Lswtont and Joseph
Bostick,s OF the Savannah River AS50clar
tion AIlendale; Captain W. n. BostlcE,T AMen-
dale; Rev. Messrs. D. J. Simmons ana r. miltoh
Kennedy, OF the South Carolina Conference; GEN.
oral Johnson Hagood, Barnwell CourthouseS
Captain r. D. Sem, Columbi.; F. J. Pelzer, Esq,
and Messrs Reeder Davis, Charleston, 8. o.
srhose marked thus have seen the Power az
work. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF
THE Urinary ORGANS.

a RELIABLE REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF
THE URINARY ORGANS.
This Is q Solid Extract, and is recommended es,
pecially for Druggists and Physicians use in pre-
scriptions The quality and uniform strength is
guaranteed. This Extract Is superior to Gopatba
preparations OF this class, it does not nauseate.
The testimonials OF hundreds IN public and pri-
vate life, who have been cured by this prepara.
tion could be added; but the proprietor wishes It
to stand upon its own merits, and only asks 8
single trial TO convince the afflicted OF It's ecacy.
Circulars and samples Can be obtained BY Ply
slclans On application to
'"ri Agents for SO. Ca, Charleston, g. O.
Also, SNYDER'S SHOWERING SYRINGE, re-
commended by Physicians as the only perfect
Female syringe In the market.
iuly6. stuth3moa
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BY JOHN G. FILLMORE C0II =
Anrrlnn.8a 8ales--tnfure Daps,
PAUL. B. LALANE & co.

PAUL. B. LALANE & Co..,
WTILL SELL, ON WEDNESDAY,, NEXT,
w l7th instant. at 10 O'Clock A. H,
Grocery Store, on the north side Of South Bay
street, between Legare and King streets, now
doing 1ne country and city trade. ~ ~. 'na.t-
Terms made known on day OF sale julyl6.3
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n RUGS AND MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

De. Il. BAER, No. Ia1 MEETING STREET.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., hf -.f---i
Invites attention to the following Preparations
OF his own Manufacture:
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL, FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
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TO wR6M ASSESSED,
land remarks

DINtp .....s -. ..ss-.
Tbi1d and fourth instsl,ments OF sxx
Tor cur bling and paving foot wav. on
interest from Oct. %, 1860. 81. q
Di.to. .... ........ ...-............
Dreeo. .. go. ......'s .'.......
Tax for year 1869. .sl.4
Tax for year 1s6S. ............ 1.es
Lyman, Charles.
All mstallments OF water tax, on in
terest from July I, 1866. ...... s9.il
Beginning siNty-seven feet from the
corner Of + street on Eleventh
street, thence at right angles east
waYdly twenty-five feet, thence al
right angles six feet three inches
thence at right angles eastwardly
twenty-five feet, thence at right
angles southwardly seventeen fest
nine inches, thence at right angles
westwardly fifty feet to Eleventh
street, thence south twenty-fo III
rect 70 the beginning.
Little, Clinton i
Lane, Charles II
Lathrop. Charles Z, and Others. .....
Being the northeast twenty fee
front of said lot by the depth O
ninety-six feet.
L0bb, David @.
Tax for year 1868, in nsme Of Riss
ana Plant. d
Lowler, Elizabeth G................
Fifth installment Of water tax, OIL
interest from July 1, 1855. $50
Lake, Eliza j, trustee. .............
l.smber, Frederika. .............
DUO ..................... ...........
D!tto '.....'...'........
l.lnkIns, Fisher A................
Tax for year 1SG9. SIS ),
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Being eighteen feet north from The
southwest corner of said lot, run
ming thence east one hundred and
one feet six inches, thence north
two feet eight inches, thence west
one hundred and one feet six inches, y
thence south two feet eight inches,
to the place Of beginning.
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:,oisonedto Death.

\ healthy liver sCcretcs each day about two and n
halt IoaIrls Ct bile, .whc', contains great amount
d. waste Diatcrial taken from the blood. When the
liver b torpid or c"nge>tcd il fnils to eliminate
AHA vast amount uf noXious su6si nce, which, there
lore rc;l;ils To poison the b.ood and he conveyed u,
very par, Of the system. Whit must be The c0ndi-
f Df The bIosd when il Is frcriv ng and retaining
! q! day Two and half p 'uni. Of poison? Nature
s.! to ~crk Of this poison through O'hr channels
,!r..llIs-he kiGncAs. lungs kin. etc; but ,hcs,
dc b come ovcriaScd'in performing this laho' In
w;,l,a t,tiie;r EaiuraI functions. ud cannot long
Tin. ;hcprcssurc. bl; bcrone variOusly diseiseJ.
,ly;taiu, which, Is the great electrical centre Of
! Sl,,d n, j. unduly stimulated by the unhealthy
r,, passes 10 II from the heart, and II fails 10
~ i,jl,. ,,i tce hYullhiuIiy. Hence the symptoms
:,i. y, - =, pg. which ars duincss, headache. in
;imer,-y .ltlic md on any subject. impairment
rr,el,:,.s nj. sleepy. or nrrvnls feeling gloom!
~: Is, l;.jrrit.biIiiy ur temper. The LLOpd
.rrG, re of i!u. sd asst forms the sweat upon the
,'., =. nriuecsit Is 80 irritating and poisonous
r.,,,s ,.. and oter %olnrrd brown spots, pimpies.
'J ..-i,,,n,s iunptions sores, hni!s, carbunclrs
,Iu .,.h.r nr..,Ils spokt eThe stomach, bowels and
.ilrcicG s"onrr or liies s"nnm essaS Dcenmns
81! ~ t.r,,,. ,f chr mic dale weakness and many
.. r.,,,,s As Il rciurtt.,. ere among the neces-
Gs;a,in,s of disease Dr. al !hese various inan
nisroyrry il po.lycly unNee's G,'laen deGical
and stou, ch are changed .,,sy IL ,hr .,n,e mS.
,ho ,nnr,itc regulated aad revive hesitny stlIe
,nc ncr'.,;rns thoroughly purified I'd, the blood and
srsrr.. r. .~strm renovated anI benriched, and the
BY all flrsi-class dr,iggisS'
t"owp' and lher. are f.w indeeobe where, !!
he MyytcAN MUSTANG IISrNEsT taerc y s = ~. go.'
n iIo a similar preparations Il. 'ranso1cceusnSs s,,s
have obancd for p"pU'Iry H. 'e,d"p fnia%mehed % By
~! ~ dclss psy, WA. nrononnecd In the wide fat Of
d,rSnn,cnt which II received from phys,ctrhu eG
nar, surgeons, horscme and public gone, eieii, Nc
nna now ih nks + fqncstioning Its claim 70 d. 20
cred The Standard Linimenl oil America "'r
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"a" The Augusta papers announce the
death of Rev. John Neeley, OF that sity,
in his Gsth year. Mr.. Neelcy was Il
graduate of Trinity College, nublin,
came to Augusta about thirty years ago,
and was ordained minister Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church. He was an
assistant for many years to DR.. Ford, the
rector of St. PauIs, and afterwards to
Rev. w. II. Clarke, the present rector OF
that church. The deceased ranked as
one of the ripest scholars Of the South!
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How Could We Live Without Him'
Without Quinn, the Bookseller in Au.
giastaa LAS for lls;'should God call Quinn
home, we would no longer beable to beal
the burden of l;fe!, Indeed what would
life be to any Of as without .Quinn's
Books and Papers and Magazines?
b Qninn's latest present. tous is "Fors
ter's Life or Dickens ss'Eof Dickens whose
head was so full of quaint wit and, hu-
NOR, whosc.heart was so full Of philan-
thropic love, whose Asou1 was SO full Of
diyine tenderness forl the poor and per-
secuted wherever they might be. To all
lovers of Dickens, this, book, just pub
lished, will be a joy forever. Send right
off to Quinn for it. Forster is an emi-
nent literary man of London-a thirty.
years friend of Dickens. His labor of
love is emphatically we'll done.
Another new work now offered by
Quinn is Fernando de Lemos," nov
.ei, by Mr. Gayarre the famous literate,n'
of New Orleans. To Southern readers
particularly this romance will always
prove irresistibly charming.
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::TheE. 9Hig.jhEl. .sSchtl1o,oL tl1 Z,

NFABEand FEMALE, atsundy Side,
.lMf the place formerly owned >byaC Capt.
Burt, wilt be opened on the first Monday
hi February. AHD'p@ '-ss'' - 10 49,
Tuition in En~liah branches $500 per
month J. in the. Lananages s,!S2 per months
Tuition and BOARD. $16 per, month, ,,r;A !.
Male aud Female departments sepas
rate. Apply toyg5 aEt' * ~ rtts'f af
~. EDWIN, r. WsA.L!4JKER II RECTOR
Tan 81 G
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For the Ladies.

i HAVE on hand 20 Pieces PLAIN,
CHECKED and STRIPED CAMBRIC,
purchased when Cotton was low, and
will sell at corresponding figures. These
Goods will, owing to the. high price Of
Cotton, be very much higher this Spring,
Now is the time tp buy them. 80. ...
Just received so Dozen COATS COT.
TON, at 70 Centslper Dozen. -:
5eG.tsar- oJ.'H. UHEATHANf.' q
Feb 2Ia .tn.tcrrl.ran If t.i.,i..9
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Religions Notice.

The next Union Meeting of the Bro
Division will be held with the Clouds
Greek churclion Saturday before the 5th
Sabbath in March.
Rev. II T. Bartley:to preach the Intro
auctory Sermon; Rev. w. L. Hawos al,
ternate. Rev. r. j. Towell, Charity Ser
mon: Rev. II. Jones, alternate
Subject: What is our duty as a De.
nomination to the Co1ored race in our
: II. It. BARTLEY, Mod'r.
]. w. DENNY, Sec'ry.
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The next fifth Sabbath Union Meeting
of the Fourth Division, of the Edgefield
Baptist Association, will be held with the
Horns Creek Clurch,-to meet ON Sat
urt.ay, before the fifth Sabbath in'March,
at 10 o clock a. A.
Appointments for the stated services:
Rev. W., b. Shaw, for the Introductory
Sermon; Rev. J. P. Mealing, Charity
Sermon.
Up AIEATJSG. Mod. :
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.NoTIoE!

Y.HAvE this day. associated with me
J. in the Grocery and Commission busi-
ness, Messrs. RICHARD SUMMERALL
and P. NJ. MULHER1N.
The business will be carried on under
the firm name Of M. O'DOWD & co.
I ask for the new firm continuance OF
the liberal patronage heressofore al extended
to me.
All persons indebted to me are earnest
ly requested TO pay the same to Capt.
VIM. Spires, or to NJ. o. Dowd y Co. Par
ties indebted have no right to expect
longer indulgencs.3 ssh o,nou,n
Augusta, Ga, Mar. 1, ls72'aim N
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Acknowledgement.

wiymany thanks we acknowledge
the .reeipt of an invitation to attend the
hnfversary Celebration of the Excelsior
I,,srary Society of Newberry College,
YWalhalla, on Friday evening, March
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LYNCHBU.R:G.! !!

i WILL permit LiYNC HB u;RG. to-
stand for few Mares this Season at
Twenty-Five Dollars for common. mares
Fifty Dollars for thorough sbreds. Per-
sons breeding must expectto pay by. ttei
sea:an. II they don't take care of their,
mares it IS their fault. ''''','' ''.''''
Lynchburg will stand at my he use!.
The season will end 1st. June 1872. "a;
55,xoo : -. THos. 7SE s5, G RAcoN; IS So,,I
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!. Seed Potatoes.

EUST received 20 Bbls. choice SEED
J POTATOES, for early and, late plant
ing =. ,1{Lat-,os So,
The Peerless Is a favorite Potato. pro.
ducing from 500 TO- 400 0bnshelstot the acre.
They boil mealy, and faret a very fine
Jan: Is. Ia. 80 w9izei51 S5's
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AUGUSTA HOTEL;
AUGUSTA, Ga.

NOOCoIK1 UT
is no popular and well-known Hotel
yisitoilly open for the reception of
! Iy removing recently been thorough
the mosd, newly painted, and put, in
mined to1plete order. We are deter
not to, be Sc ours q firyt-class Hotel,
We respessed North or South. -
of our Eagely solicit tho patronage
generally. friends aad the public
i MURPh "a ~ '4si-9
FsbI4 MAY, ProPIietoIs.
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N AXE HOME ATTRlCTIvE.-Noth C
adds more to the handsome appearan r,
,of house outside and toits cheerininesS na anS
inside, than good clear wiadow glass, anu tha
fricht-colored ornamental glass ~ me She
sides and oyer thctops o. me doors: 81 the !,
first lets In all the bright warm llsnS s;St,t ~
the sun while the later admits !iie IN liEm, En-
at the same time tina, 1t shuts S on .nS 'aT and
of pfying eyes TN dhe oiS' ,in and nion ornamen.
tsI'es ~, as woll as doors, scshes, blinds, bal.
nsfers. noweIs, l.iantels, &c, are to be
I had of Mr.. P. p. ToALE, No.'2o liayhe
/ street, Charleston, s. G. g.
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Neither a sardine, ncr u Needle in a
Haystack.

Nelther SafuDhe, HUI u Ntcute III q
Haystack.
We allude to our generous and hand
some young friend, Mr.. Pierce B. Chris
tic, Of Augusta. Pierce has troops OF
friends up here among mis- native hills,
and as he is neither asardine, nor needle
in haystack, they can very easily find
him when they go to Augusta. He is at
the. Very proaninenb and fashionable
Clothing Store of. Pope & Co., under
the Globe Hotel, where, besides Clothing
Of every shape, style and quality, they
sell the most beautiful Hats, Collars and
Neclties in the world. The new spring
silk hat (beaver) now sold by Pierce at
at Popc's is nothing less than an inspira-
ton. I So, bcarall this in mind; and also
the first mentioned, fact-tl,at Pierce is,
.neitlier a sardine, nor needle in a hay
stack : ~ ~ < -
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,32 Todr Merchants.

Baltimore Is behaved nobly to the
South. Thfefore we point our Mer-
scbaantsyy ta,,fe card of Armstrong, Gator
a O. Wy go further than Baltimore9
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A Melancholy and q Waryags End

a Melanchoiy and p WaEL, . M NJ.
c,Weregret edinglyfo ~ ,aa, paa. ml.
George Martin cut his thros :. tns soo, s ;,
House, on yesterday, Hssnossss oeaa .'.
we write on IN "wednesday ymornlng-out
his medical attendant ems 70 nave no
idea that he can survye. NE MT. J, Martin IS
an old citizen, and b seen better days.
His living at tho R6r House has been
comfortable. and b TREATMENT kind. But
he saws he is tire5of life.
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Carwile No.1; Garwile No.2;. Car.
.,.:s.'t. vile No g.;

There they are in Augusta young
men whom we all know and love. Tom
is No.. l.; Ed. is No. p, Willie is No 8.
They sell Groceries on big scale, two
or three doors below Richards-near the
Planters Hotel. And their heads are
level! And their doings would battle a
Congressional Committee to investigate
Southern affairs. Read their new adyer-
.tisement- in another column, and give
them a long pull, a strong pull, and q
pull all togetheri !
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20 The infant child of Hon. Frank
4Arnim died at the Nickerson House in
Columbia, ,ion the 9TH.
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CELTIC WEEKLY

The greatest illustrated Original Story Paper In
America. Eight Now Original stories in
first number. No literary treat equal to It Agents
and CanvaSscrs wanted In every town and city Of
the Union. $40 week easily reslized b. the sole
of this extraordinary irish and American Journal.
Specimen copies free. For sale BY all newsdealers.
Price. &C.,; $50 per year. address NJ. O'LEARY &
Co., P. O.. Box 66E4, New York.
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JUST RECEIVED

e ROM Head Quarters .
100 Lbs Genuine DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO,
l Case full stock Mems BROGANS.
To Arrive this Week:
Case Bleached SHIFTING,
Case Sea Island BLEACHING,
Bale Plaid OsNABURGS,
Case BED TICKING.
All popular Brands, at low figures.
w. FL. BRUNSON.
Feb 81 sre:tf 6 .
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EDorr1E1D, c. H, 8. C., Jan. !, 1872;
This is to certify that I have used the
Wando Guano for two years with the
hsppiest result-quantity applied 200 lbs,
With is Bushels Cotton Seed per acre,
with this manuring ] increased the yield
of seed Cotton per acre about six hum
dred pounds or more. Ill may add that /
made bale per acre ON twenty acres
with above manuring.
''-- W. A: SANDERS. ?.
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LAW CARD.
The Greatest Discovery of the Age
EAU FRANCAKSE,

Du DOCTEUR LAURENT, of Paris.
An infallible cure for all LIMITATIONS OF
THE SKIN, Us well as obstinate ERUP-
T1oNs. This preparation is universally
used among the higher classes in France
and England. A bottle of tae EAU FRAN
cA1sE will be sent to any address upon
receipt.of 81 so W. E. FLORANCE,
Sole Agent for the U. S., Richmond, Va.
10 Febl4 4to
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Important 20 to t Cotton TjantteTsss' TJ,5t siss &
COTTON f0on SECURED -eY LE=TE epATENrsa.

X SPECIAL FERTiIIzER aa9 by a MARYLAND I'ciln Manu
hghe grade Of Fertilizer fIn hesuhe, ! 70
hunlre North and sout
forfo
the
effected BY from three
~'F o -" - - -
Of cotton?
It's MECHANICAL @ e AZ Other bepg
are instructed ice Gua4p i
Peruvian
the s.
o's % Tt 'sa4se '4 ~ ~ e15A & 1gens, sM Il s.t "a.
''.''H'~7-
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CERTIFICATES /

EDaEF1ELp,,s s. c., Dec. Both, 1874. +,
This year, planted, eighty-five acres.
in Cotton, poor land, and used three tons
of til Wando Guano: nlade, packed
and sold forty eight bales, weighing 400.
pounds. The three tons were applied:t :tt
Is acres, which produced 81 bales For
ty acres, better land, was unnianured.
and the result was on]y,17 bales. Tho
cheapness, and the-intrinsic worth Of the,
Wando, places it upon monied valGa-'
ton. E. II. YOUNGBEOOD.k Il
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THE BROWN COTTIN GIN CO.
New London, Conn.

New London, Conn.,,
Manufacturers Of the. aBr"wn Gin" Cotton Seed
IIullers Machinery and Castings Manufacturers Of
Harris Patent Rotary Steam Engine-ihc best aud
cheapest Steam Engn" for plantation purposes. Cot.
ton-gin makers and npairers furnished with all
of any palt, m to order at short notice. Have had
long experience in the business, and guarantee sat-
sfactlon in every particular. Orders solicited. Ad-
Ircss as above
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t EpaErrrLp, Dec. 3oth, 1871. 4
I have used commercial fertilizers for
several wears, and this year, with other
Kinds Kinds used the Wando, giyingit, / think
fair trial. In my opinion, the Wando
vaVe more remuneratiye results than any
other kind used by me-, ,.,n,,,
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IA LARGE. and. Beautiful. Stock ,,e, o.
= Mems asp Boys HAPSand, cars 10,
AT redaepd pfias9S cctfsAT1H T1 4 MS.
JanM R
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AGENTS yyantcd..-Agenis make more mon.
"a ey al work FIR us than at anything elsc. Busi.
ness light and permanent. Part culnrs free. g.
Sr1NsoS IL Co.. Fine 1rt PilJliaters Portland, Maine
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-14

Our people remember the County Con
vention !of April 1863 and tie Repor
prepared by the following regularly ap
pointed Committee. A. Devore, F. w
.Pickens,SAi. Frazier,sJuliqs~ Banks, 6
M. scarborough, M W~Clary,lT. p
Reese, Abram Jones, B. G. Bryan, w
Moss, and W. L. Coleman. These
zens, speaking for the people, rsn,,-
mended the giving or 2s:centssin ool-
lar: sand from that day 'tothes esent'
such has been therniess -.sa