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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-09-18

was an earnest eXhortation to work more
for the cause of Christ, and to give more
for the cause of Christ. Mr.. Piersollis g.
young Virginia gentleman, called some 0olf
months backs ,to Ridge, Spring, wherehet,,
ismuch appreciated and beloved. His
face bellies him iflft has.notan earnest
and anoble solil. ~ ga
On Sunday, Edgeiield, Witnessed such
crowd of people as shePerhaps never
witnessed before-certainlv not in our
recollection. Three churches were open
to tho Association--the Baptist, Metho-
dist, and Episcopal. DR.. Furman preach
ed in the Baptist; the Rev. Mr.. Horne,
in the Episcopal and the Rev. Mr.. Bruu.
son, il the Methodist. OF course-as was
in honor due to SO esteemed a guest, and
so venerable, able and distinguished a
pillar of the church-Dr. Furman at
tracted far the largest crowd Of hearers.
His text was. Lay notup for yourselves
treasures upon earth" &C., and he treat
ed it in manner equally able and genii-
al, Indeed we have seldom heard i'm
pressive force and cheering encourage:
ment so admirably commingled as IN
this much admired sermon Of DR.. Fur
man.
In the afternoon OF Sunday, the Bap-
tist Church alone was opened, the pulpit
being filled by the Rev. Whatley Lamar,
of Columbia. This Jealous and popular
young clergyman, apart from his ability
as preacher, had the patriotic sympa'
thy of hiswhole audience, inasmuch as
he is q son of COL Thomas Lamar, the
hero of Secessionville-an Edgefeld man
whose memory Edgefeld is proud to
honor. 80 %
L The afternoon service being over at an
early hour, more than two-thirds; per-
haps, Of the vast crowd turned their faces
towards their DEMONSTRATING enough be-
hind however, to crowd the Church at
Eight, when. Mr.. Donaldson delivered the
closing sermon of the Meeting. aiil'
AS we have already said, this Associa-
ton was pleasure and a privilege for
our community. And earnestly do we
hope that all who visited Edgetield on
the occasion, departed from among us
with such impressions as will ripen into
happy memories
at dinner, each day, the vast crowd Of
honored delegates and visitors were en-,
tertained at abundant and luxurious Ia
bles, spread in the grove Of the MethoT
dist Church. Of these tables there were
tive-two,of 40 feet in length, and three,
of 20. However, we will not offend good
taste by speaking too much of our mere
material hospitality. We only hope II
proved perfect and all-embracing.
The Rev. Luther Gwaltney, on account
of an important meeting in his own
Church, at Rome, Ga, was unable to be
with us; and nothing could have. been
cause of more universal regret.
The Association Of 1874 will meet al
.Gilgal, on the Friday before the second
Sunday in September.
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PRATT,s ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless.
superior to gas. Burns in any lamp
without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly todisplace
The use of volatile and dangerous oils.
It's safety under every possible test, and
it's perfect burning qualities, are proved
by It's confined use In over 100000 fami-
lfes. 4f
noaccident-di directly ordifectly-has ever
occurred from burning, storing or hand
ling 1t. n.s..s, ,...a,... .
property, resulting from the use Of cheap
and dangerous oils In the United States,
is appalling. ,.,sz..,.,s
Commissioners throughout the country
recommend the ASTRAL as the 1est
safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for Circular isT sFt :. il;-,a - ,sts..
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale s.by ytlle = proprietors.
CHAS. PRATT&CO., I0S Fulton Street,
New York. 86 6m
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An incident occurred at an African
Church not very far from this town on
Sunday last, which is, perhaps, worthy Of
note, IS illustrating the religious fsrvor OF
that peculiar people. The colored divine
was exhorting with good deal more
breath than brains on the pearly gates
and golden sidewalks Of the New Jerusa-
lem. Just in the midst Of one Of his hap
piest fights colored brother walked in,
who had recently become the owner of a
pair Of red top boots, and which boots he
had loudly displayed on the outside of his
panta. The minister chafed at the inter-
Truption, and desiring to rebuke the intru
der, stopped the thread of his discourse
and looking sternly at the offender said
there are no red top boots in heaven"
"No,' promptly replied the hero of the
boots, "nor are there any d-d fools there
either"
We opine that both are rght.-chester
Repofter.
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T The recen election for Intendant
and Wardens of the town of Orange
burg was quite victory to the Indepen-
dent or Conservative ticket. And the
Times Republican, thus good humored-
ly admits its defeat:
We have been fairly and squarely
beaten and we might as well own up.
And we are confident that the feeling OF
disappointment which naturally results
from defeat will be entirely forgotten
if our successful opponents will brig to
their administration Of our municipal
affairs las we believe indeed they wilD a
spirit of fairness toward men OF all colors
and parties, and desire, demonstrated
by works, to favor rather than retard
that rapid yet healthy growth of which
O-angeburg has already shown herself
so capable.
The Times also publishes 81 little sto-
ry' which it says occurred on the night
of the election:
A worthy Independent citizen waited
at the poll last Tuesday evening until the
count for Moseley reached l25 and then
went home to bed, confident that "Pink''
was all right. Waking up however,
about midnight, he heard to his horror,
a terrible uproar, hopping, halloing, the
shooting Of pistols, &c-and exclaimed,
1.-The id Radicals have won after ali.
No one else would make such h-ll OF
Il noise at this time Of nightp'
He slept miserably until morning, but
an early walk convinced him that human
nature is the same all the world over,
and gave him, beside, good appetite for
breakfast.
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ES- The treasurer of the town of All
ken has published his annual statement,
and acknowledges the receipt of the sum
of sl.0O "on faculties and professions. "
And the professionals" of Aiken are
not happy, and are egrumbling aboutenor.
nous city taxes, &c.
~ Kind words are the bright flowers
of earth's existence; use them, and es-
pecially around the fireside circle. They
are Jewels beyond price, and powerful
to heal the wounded heart and make the
weighted.down spirit glad.
@- A Westarn editor having heard
that sulphur IN the socks will prevent
cholera, has worried stick Of birthstone
out OF a new druggist, and now wants
some one to loan him pait of socks
while he tries the thing.
@ Aplaster made of fresh slack lime
and fresh tar, is said to be sure cure for
a cancer, which, with all its roots, will
come out.
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of taco gears from and after such SALE"
Sec. "a, id, 50. A}l real estate which
has been, orsplayS hereafter bo sold for
taxes assessment siind penalties at de-
linquent safe, under the laws of this
State, maybe fcdcemr7 at any time
within t,ep tenrsejrom AMI afte, such
|fssle, tecassec 2i, i'll. The manner of
,redemption prescribed by Secs. q and
[;;2s; id, sl.
+ From,the foregoing remarks and cita-
tions the following conclusions of law
are arrived Att
l. That the only law in force i'll rola-
tion to the assessment and collection OF
taxes is to be found in the Revised Stat.
utes. p; 4O'top p: SS-
: o. That lands can only be sold as de-
linquent according to the provisions OF
Secs. Is; 3d. o6, 27, IS. and -other'sec-
itions of said Revised Statutes. Z; II q
8. That. the A.. a. 18th March, 1872,
Sec. L Pamphlet Acts, p. 16S, and other
sections thereof, are imperative, and
wholly worthless as affecting the law in
relation to the assessment and collection
of taxes, and the redemption of lands,
and that the only authority under which
the County Auditor and County Treasu-
rer can assess and collect taxesand allow
redemption is to be found in the Revised
Statutes as above stated. ,s ~
4. That according to the provisions OF
the tax law now:of force, every owner OF
lands sold according to law, at delinquent
land sales, has two years from the day
of sale within which to redeem, and
every denial of this right exposes the
officers charged with the execution OF
the law, and their aders and abettors to
!; heavy damages as we'll AS criminal
prosecution at the instance Of injured
parties, ~ a.,.i.ss 43d
We have been informed that at the late
sales bFthe County Treasurer of allt ged
delinquent lands, alleged purchasers did
not pay. cash. immediately as required by
Sec. 10. Revised Statutes; and we have
also evidence that this County Treasurer {: qpt
contrary 10 lawf gave such alleged pur
chasers certificate of purchase, when
Sec. % requires the County -4uditor tc
give such certificate, and upon that cen,
i tWcaie alone, could parties legally re-
j doom re.-,'t n ~.
uCN''
| We lave information also that the
/ County Auditor, i'll direct violation ,oi
his dntI, Upon the illegal and worthless
j, certihc;tt Of the County Treasurer, gave
to All alleged purchaser at these sham sales
la deed, in direct violation of his duty
as presGjDed by the law OF the State, and
it is upon the intelligence and integrity
OF these vampires that the rights of tho
people re to repose, and the hard carn'
ings.os he poor white and colored citizen
| stolen a, black mail to enrich the va.
grants and vagabonds, who hover like
vultures around the Treasury.
i In yo,r next issue we may continue
the examination of this important ques.
ton, if ipon reflection. we do not con-
slider theargnment exhausted.
- - REFORM.
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F. w. McMASTER,
Chairman or C committee
The People not Allowed Fair Play.
From the Kingstree Star

from tne klnSStree Star.
We are not competent to enter into a
legal criticism Of the correctness of the
decision, and to express an opinion wheth-
or it is sufficiently fortified by the applica-
ton of sound principles of law to divest
it of any suspicious that may exist lead
ing to the belief that it is the wM instead
Of the judgment Of the court; but we will
express the common sense conviction OF
our mind that there is room for dissatis-
faction at the conclusion which the mind
of the court reached. From the first this
case has been conducted in such way as
to create the impression among the people
that they were not allowed fair play in the
investigation Of il. The result, therefore,
bears the harler on the minds as well US
the pockets Of the taxpayers. 1t would
seem, from this decision, that the constitu
ton and laws of this State are so framed
that any imposition can be inflicted on
tic people in order to raise money, and
they have no legal remedy to resist the
collection of taxes for fraudulent purposes;
but when any attempt is made to detect,
expose, remove or punish defaulting State
officials, there can be found 10 law, Or
ganic or statute, that reaches their crime
mo remedy IS available. What must
the people do to escape such outrages
upon their industry? Have they or will
they be benefited one cent by the paym, Mt
of this unjust tax? Yet, unless they get
relief speedily, they will have this tax
imposed upon them? Is there any tribu-
mai before which to seek relief? Can, or
will the Legislature give it? Ifnot, is It
worth while to invoke decision by the
Supreme Court of the United States ?
Where is the remedy to stop continua-
ton of these monstrous frauds from being
practiced upon the people? They can
not pay such enormous and unnecessary
taxes to be stolen by set of thieves WHO
have been put in positions where they can
and where they are running the people.
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OBTTU AIRY

DIED, in this village. OIL the god ult:,
MAMIE, youngest child OF RoBT. II.
and Isabelle LAKE MINIS, i'll tile third
year of her age.
The bird-like voice is hushed and still,
The waxen lids hide the sud sweet eyes;
They have opened in Heaven Mt the Saw
iour's will,
And gaze on its glories in glad surprise.
The Father had need for the darling "ile,
So she folds her wings near the jasper
throne.
DIED, on the 9th inst, THOMAS, in
FAINT son of GEORGE B. and Rosa +. LAKE,
aged fourteen months.
Pearl like and fair the parian brow, :.
No flush of the rose tints the fair check
now;
The tlimpled hands lie still and fair,
\ nimbus of glory the golden hair.
III beautiful; babe, u seraph thoul
Art joining the choir Of angels now.
s. a. l..
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Cheap Homes.

% &
L OOR MEN who want homes can buy
from SO to 100 or 200 acres very cheap
from the subscriber.
I will sell guaranteeing good titles) at
the low price of 81 per acre-half cash
and half credit.
The lands are joining Col. G D, Minis,
- Fulmer and others, on both sides OF
Edisto river. If not disposed of at pri-
vate sale, the said lands (l35O acres) will
be offered at public sale, at Edgeteld G.
f., on the first Monday in November
next, in lots to suit purchasers.
JOHN E. BACON.
T, Apply at Office of Bacon q Adams,
Edgefield c. H.
Sept, L.. I'M ~
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WAsHlNcroN, September l2-Wm. E;
Sawyer an enterprising young Journalist
and correspondent of the Boston Traveller,
was excluded by order from the Attorney
Generals Office for publishing news that
did not suit the views Of the Attorney
General. The officials, it appears, wrote
to the proprietors of the Tfaveler that
their correspondent was not subservient.
whereupon he lost his place on the paper.
Secretary Richardson and Judge Williams
are said to be parties to this outrage.
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FIRST GRAND. FESTIVAL
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA
SEPTEMBER %, g.. "a and 25, 1873,
PROGRAMME i

MONDAY. EVENING, September %!
f. Grand Opening Concert at Girardey's
Opera House, given by. the Augusta
Quartette Club, assisted. by celebrated
Tenor Singer, Vielinist and the Palmettt
,Band, of Charlsstonr
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sD.
/. Meeting of Members at Headquar-
,ers, at "a o'clock, a M.
q Reception and Escorting Of visiting
Companies to Headquarters. -
8. The Line of March will be formed
Mt the Bell Tower at o'c.ock, a. m., the
right resting off Mcintosh street, and be
as follows: From Bell Tower down
Greene to Centre, through. Centre to
Broad, up Broad to McKinne, through
McKinne to Schuetzenplatz. ?
4. The following order of March will
80
RICHMOND HUSSARS.
MUSIC.
LIEUTENANT CoLoNEL.an STAFF
OGLETHORPE INFANTRY.
IRISH VOLUNTEERS.
CLINCH RIFLES.
CARRIAGE OF HONOR.
MUSIC.
SCHUETZEN KINGS, OF CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH, IN CAR
RIAGES.
SAVANNAH SCHUETZEN.
SELMA SCHUETZEN.
CHARLESTON SCHUETZEN.
AUGUSTA SCHUETZEN. ~
The Procession to be under command
of President Spaeth.
S. Announcement of the approaching
Procession towards the Schuetzplatz by q
salute of thirteen guns. 49,.
8. After arriving at the Platz President
SpAErH will greet the visiting and par
ticipating Companies, receive their Ban
,iers, and invite all to Banquet
Z. Distribution of numbers for Eagle
Shooting.
8. Prize Target Shooting, from IL to 5,
p. IN.
Dancing from IL till 6, p. IN.
General amusements.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER oath.
The Schuetzen will meet at the Schuet-
zenplatz, and the shooting will begin at
o. o'clock, and continue until, 5 O'clock,
p, m
Dancing from l2 to 6, p. m.
Different Amuseinents.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Concert and Grand Display of Fire
works from 8, p. m. till 10, p. m.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 25rH.
Prize Shooting as on previous days,
closing att o'clock, p. m.
Crowning OF the King and Distribution
of Prizes will take place at 4, p. m.
Dancing as on previous days. u s.p
At the conclusion of the Festival sa-
lutte of three guns will be fired.
Il. A. BRAHE, Secretary.
Sent g St 81
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Heavy Losses by Fire in Havana.

HAVANA, September l0.-The fire Sat-
urday night, by which the Plaza Vaper
was destroyed, was very disastrous one.
The total loss is estimated at from So, 3,000
600 to $S,OO0,00O. The insurance only
amounts to 1924 900, hearly all in English
companies. Notices have been promptly
given that all assurances will be paid on
the 18th inst Owing to therapidlty with
which the flames spread, very little prop
crty was saved In less than three hours
from the time the fire broke out the entire
square was mass of ruins. Upwards OF
$500 people, who occupied the buildings
are homeless, and nearly all lost every
thing Great distress prevails among
them and numerous subscriptions have
been started for their relief A large
amount has been already raised.
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School Commissioners Office,
EDGEFIELD G. IT., S. G.,

EDGEFIELD G. H., S. c.,
Sept. l5, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Pub
~ lie Schools in Edgetield County will
be opened for the next Scholastic year,
from and after the 18th dsy of October
next, and continue open till the 18th day
of December following, They will then
be resumed on the 18th day of January,
of next year, and continue so.long nSthe
fund provided for each Township will
warrant. ;4,
I. ALI Certificates to Teachers for the rest
year are revoked. New Certificates win
be issued for next year. This office will
be open on each Monday and Saturday
for the transaction of any business per-
tanning to Public Schools.
~. Crr. A. MORGAN,
z sitfian( q. G. j.. Z.
r Sept. H., sr,. At .,,..- -,e ~
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Sheriff IS, Sale.

Warren. wallace & Co., Plaintiffs, vs
A. A. Gardner, Defendant,EESecat'o"
ny virtue of an execution to me di,
Is rected. In the above stated case,
will proceed to Sell at Edgefeld G. B..
IN the First Monday in October NEXT the
following described tract Of land, 70 WIZ
ONE, TRACT OF LAND, situate IN
Edrefield county, containing One Hun
@ draa and Forty acres, more or less, ad,
inin;nu @ lands of Jack Mays, Samuel
,}}4ardner. }9d Ir., Mrs. Eliza Gardner ard 9th.
~" ors levi levied t,yon us tile property sof the
irerms-Cash, Titles extra. ,:1,,s7, =
-:s,rH. WALL, s.. e. Ga.
|. ..l - = Yt 99
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Not Quite Yaf II Seems.

The great Graphic balloon, Of which 50
much has been said and written, did not
sail from Brooklyn on wednesday last,
as tsss:d- bsen advertised. MOI 'rtts It yet
saileaih Nor@do ihany people believe 1t
ever will sail. y The iGrapWt tanipany
are CUTE Yamkees,aan Prof. Wise is n
foolish>ord man. Not quite yet are we
ito navigate the air.uy!anf ht!;: ;s,'as,i
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e.lored Brethren In Trouble.
NEW YoaK, September IL

E,s,,en trustees Of the First African
Hetacdist Bethel Churrh, undergoing
tisl bHsre su ecclesiastical court on the
ehayge Of eahsaslement and dereliction
W daty, and other Offences, wsss declared
suil,y lust evening. There was much
confusion, and fears were entertained at
one time Of a conflict. The friends of the
accused denounes TIE proceedings as-ille-
ral, and declined to vote. Bethel Is one
of the Oldest and wealthisst African
churches in the city.
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Land For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale FIVE
L. HUNDRED ACRES of good Pine
Land, we'll adapted to Cotton. and lying
five miles East of Edgefield Village and
four miles from Johnston's Depot.
The said Land will be sold in body,
or in lots to suit purchasers. For terms,
apply to. j. A. BLAND;
Sept, .16, At ~
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Johnston's 8 Depot, Sept II
Gallaher & Mulherrin. $50 Broad

Street, Augusta, Ca,
Arc offering wonderful bargains IN La
dies and Gents Boots, Shoes and Caters.
They offer:
Ladies' IS thread lace Caters, Var
ra,lted, at S2. 40 per pair.
Ladies' ID -Ihread- lace GaitersiI'at 5t.5o
per pair.
Ladies' Goat, Pebble Grain and Mo-
rocco Boots, from $500 to $50 per pair.
Misses Goat and Pebble Grain School
Shoes, from Sl.75 to 1925 per pair.
Men and Women's Coarse Shoes ut
$l.OO per pair.
Mems Heavy Boots at $3.50 to $500 per
pair.
Mems Wool Hats at so cents each.
And other goods in proportion. 3n%o.
n.y. We sec that Proctor u Candies
Extra Olive Soap is becoming very pop
alar in oar city. Its quality we know is
superior, and being nicely perfumed We
are not surprised that consumers prefer
it, and that il has large sale. 3m2l
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Sept ~,
Notice! |!

. A PpLICATIoN viii be nude Ill Nrst
10Y Session of tho South Carolina la'r.
islature, topcreate new Judicial ntitl;
Election County, from that portion Yf
Edgefield known as the Snludn Itrgt.
'mefit. ..i'd''' MANY 'C1TIZENS. :
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SHATYERFIELD LANDS FOR
SALE.

r OFFERat private sale my Homestead
i containing ITO acres. On this place
there is new framed house, containing
five rooms. Also, q good Store House.
and an excellent country stand to sell
goods. There is good Barn, Cabins
and all necessary out buildings; the wa
ter is unsurpassed, and the place Is one
of tho most desirable in Northwest Edge
iield-as the Doctors say, 1t is distress
ingly healthy; no malaria-no chills
We have lived on the place eighteen
wears, and never had a chill in our fami.
ly.
:. ALSO j.
400 Acres known as the Cheatham tract
ALSO
2lO Acres, Lying on Reedy Creek. On
this place there Is fifty acres of good
creek bottoms, which will make from q
TO 80 bushels of corn per acre. Also
about one hundred acres of heavy tim.
bered pine forest,-and Steam Saw Mill
located on this place that will saw all the
stock hauled to it OIL shares.
There is timber enough on all these
nlaces to psy the purchase money when
made into lumber. The land is well
ndapted to Corn, Cotton, and Small Grain,
and particularly to Oats.
Twill sell all collectively, orseparately or
the above named tracts-to suit pur-
cbasers.
of the best farms in the up Country.
+ will take pleasure in showing the
places to any one wishing to purchase.
rERNfS-One-half cash: balance on Q
credit of one and two years, with Interest
from date at 10 per cent. per annum.
Address, Phoenix, Abbeville, s. q.
r5~ JAMES CALLIsON.
Sent. H.. ri 4t i;n- ~ 81
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THE RIDGE HIGH aScHeop

.f II. L. ..ft.f t-r-i AZ e. - ~ =
DHE exercises Of this Institution were
l. to have begun on the 18th Of Septem-
/ ber; but. as there, is 20 lie a meeting M
several days In the Baptist Church at
that time, there will be q delay of two
weeks. -, .,.
The Institution will open on Wednes-
day, the lst of October. instruction
given in the various departments lofau
English course, from the lowest to the
highest branches. Also in Greek and
Latin; and, if desired, in French, Ital-
ian, and Music, Extra Charges made
only for French, italian, and Music. ~
Very special attention is paid to Com
position and Defamation.
The price of Tuition varies according
to the proficiencyof the pupil, from Two
Dollars, to Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
per month. Deduction made only in
cases of protracted sickness. iil
The subscriber will be assisted, as
heretofore, by his daughter: Miss 8. E.
Furinan. % ;.-.i ~
Good boarding,may be obtainedin the
p''s r. FURMAN, Principal.
Ridge, S. G., Sept. 10 Z r2tA3 - SO
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Edgetield Medical Society.

l. HE Annual Meeting of the Edgefield
Medical Society will be held at Edgefield
G. L., on the first Monday in October, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, at which the annual
election for officers willb held. A fullas-
tendance is expected.
By order Of the President.
p. Fl. ADAMS, Sec'ry.
Sept. II St SO
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New floods

New Goods.
MO. 1MACKEREL, hest ..uality, by
IN Kit or single,
Goshen BUTTER,
= RAISINS and CANDIES,
MoI.ASSES and sYRUPS, just re.
ccived.
CHEATHAM, LANDRUM & co.
Z Sept. Ii, If 80