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THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS YET! GRAY TURLEY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH TEIR SEMIANNUAL CUSTOM, are determined to TO CLOSE OUT THEIR DRESS GOODS STOCK, At Unpredentedly Low Prices, And beg to refer to Ye following LOW SCHEDULE OF PRICES: 500 pieces fine MOUSLIN DELAINE and VALENCIAS, all wool filling, for 64 cis er yard ; 500 pieces extra fing and rich colors MOUSLIN DELAINE and Bayadere VALEN CIA, for 12 cents ; Finest French MERINO, imported, twilled on both sides, for 75 cents; English MERINOS and COBURGS, 25 cents, worth 50 cents; Large size Beaver Cloth CLOAKS and RAGLANS, from, 88,60 to $5 , worth from $12 ° to 315; Splendid new style Mantilla SHAWLS, 83 per cent, below City prices : ery large lot of AMBROIDERIES, from 50 to 75 per cent, cheaper than usual ; 500 doz, of Misses and Boy's HOSE and HALE TEOSE, for Of cts, per pair, worth $1,50 to $2 per dozen; 25 doz, of 11 Toop Extension SKIRTS, for $1 per piece; ornnment unnecessary. Something extra in the way of 30 Hosp SKIRTS, just received; Splendid New SILKS, just received. Received twice a Week, to which we would respectfully Invite the attention of Oue Pub lic general. GRAY TURLEY’S. Augusta, Jan 11, GREAT INDUCEMENTS. J. KAUFFER, BEGS TO ACQUAINT THE PUBLIC GENERALLY THAT HE HAS MADE AN AN IMMENSE REDUCTION ON EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORSTED AND FANCY Dress Goods, SUCH AS Valencia STRIPES and DEAIDS, at 125 cents, fmerly sul at 25 ets, per yards fish MERINOS, sit 25 cents, reduced from 374. WONT ! Printed DULAINES, at 183 cents, usuaally sold at 2 wid BUtts. French MERINOS, at 60 cents, worth $1. CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. Felvet CLOAKS, at $25, formerly sold at $40; Mpire Antique CLOAKS, $14,ormerly sold at $80. Cloth CLOAKS, all reduced 40 per cents Craving Manilla SHAWLS, at analyation of 40 per cent, from the usual price, MY MOTTO HAS ALWAYS BEEN, To clear out my Stock of WORSTED DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS AND SSHAWLS AT THE END OF THE SEASON, Rather than keep them over. Consequently 1 any disposed to sell them at a LOSS purposely 10 effect a clearance, Augusta, Jan 10 3, KAUFFER, IRON FRONT STORE, 175 BROAD BT, AUGUSTA, IP 1 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, IDRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER WILLIAM H. CRANK, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, HAS commenced SELLING OFF INS ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS. ALL persons wishing to purchase BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, will do lucl to give him neal, as he is determined w SELL OUT his STOCK BY THE FIRST OF MARCH, in order to make room for a LARGE Stock in the Spring. He is DETERMINED TO SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY, as he does run unthce CASH BUSINESS. The gap qnd will give GREAT BARGAINS to a who many favor him with a sul) Sugustay Jun 10 Sheriffs Sale, a Vision of sindey Writs of Pieri Pucina to t we direcwd, I will proceed 10 sel at Edu feld Court Louse, on Ute first Monday and Tri day in February nest, the following property, in the following casea, Fix: . winend ve, Wijtian King and wife me 5 Vw sume Administrator ve, the mime. One tree of lad containing six hundred ncyé, more tur Tews, adjuining landa of Wyett Holmes, P.. Thorium and others. Atvo the flowing tree slaves. to wit, Ghutrles, Berry, Poney, Nemy, Bally, Tom and Wiley, also fur heroes , Sgt. Pale, vie, Amun Bush, One Tract, cong hurd and Alyores more or less, adjisting acts of Josiah King, Em ‘erson Bulwer and others, Milton N- Scot vs CA. Green, One knet uf and lying on’? urtierly owned by Mew Roiliying two hundred acres, more of Jews, aljouninye landa of Mes. Nuncy N. Anderson, Mes. Wisburn and others, Mulipuigh Ho dlmes, fr another, vs. T. I Wiliigune, One prac of cand containing ne hundred ackea, mura Flew, hounded by landa wf (1, M. Moses, D. Uulanntvake J. Holmes nin nthe ra yw. Mooly Larrin, One tract of ing our Windred cron,’ more or less, adjoining lus of Bryant Dean, William Susvene and withers. The Henk of Charleston South Caroling ve Jofin L. Harmon, One: Teaver of vil contining Four Hundred nerves. ante oe tons, aly dining Inpda at De JW, Melellor, Thuman Perrin, and W. B Dorn, ‘Tere cast, Which NOTICE. 'WENAVE JUST RECEIVED PROM HEADQUARTERS, A very handsome aml select assortment , FINEST JEWELRY, we will sell a on VERY SMALL AD VANCE on Manufacturers prices. [2 The attention of the Lailies to it is respect ually svekei, BLAND BUTLER. He saw a T at the Bagefield, Dye ACARD, Aik Subscriber takes this method of return ing Wx thanks to his friends for their liberal support during the past year,and respectually informe she and the p ublie generally that he oil continuer hin Lyes And with always huey on hand COMPLETE STOCK of every thing in the Grocery line, to which hie lasten the attention of the trading public. His f arm are poronable, as he be convinced that * A ubable Penny is better than a slow Shilling.” Also, on hand a large stock of Bours and Shy fur ante’ chcup: January 10, 169, JAMES EIVSON, xe 0 Bt 1 aE a8, I BEREAGHAR: St ly OOK OUT !--Those indebted to me can nd their Notes in the hands of Moragne Adlivon, who are instructed to make the money as soon as post bie, ‘Those wishing to save cents can do so by paying before Return day. A.B. ADDISON, 1 = au Janie REMOVED. Weeetadeen of informing on PATHONS and FRIENDS that we have sought out the interest of Messrs. SIBLEY USHER, of this Town, ad. have removed to the Store formerly occupied by them. We return our sincere thanks to the Planters generally for the liberal patronage always bestowed upoot us, and will endeavor to continue to wielit the same. When we shall have the pleasure of greeting, our old Friends and Patrons at our new Tocrtion, they willndt us fly copplet wil the following articles : Superior Java, Laguyra and Rio COPFEES ; Siniani’s A, BC. Powdered Crushed SUGARS; Golden SYRUP Orleans and West India MOLASSES; English Dairy CREE 2, gpl and Care MACKEREL; Trew y Ge Bale ROPE T TWINE? Canvassed HAMS; Tennessee and Baltimore BACON , OSNABUNGS, STRIPES,IITKTINGS, BLANKETS and PLAINS; Notto HATS, BNOGANS id BOOTS, Oils, Turpentine, Glass and Whiteloa TOBACCY, Tndiga, Madder and Spices; Every description of TRON and STEELGe, ‘We have male arrangements with the most cel ebrated Distillery on the Continent’ to supply on the BEST and MOST CHOICE BRANDS OF LIQUORS. That can be produced, Our future aim and in tentions will be to keep unimpaired our long es tablished reputation for keeping the FINEST and most PURE LIQUORS ever offered in Hamburg Our large number of customers for Wives and Liquors is sufficient. guarantee that we keep the purest 2nd best articles in this line. On superior facilities for selling Imported, Wines and Liquors are unquestionable, as we re ceive the direct from ie London Docks. IN OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMENT, Will be found a Wow and Fashionable Stock of five Saddles, warcented for durability and easy riding. Also, American and English Housings, Bugny and Wagon Harness, Bridles, Curb and Snatlie Bits, Whips,etc. , N. BE, SOLOMON, Hamburg, Jon 6 wo SE AMERICAN HOTEL, HAMBURG, 8, C. HE Subscriber returns his thanks to his friends and patrons for the liberal patronage extend ed to him during the past two years, and hopes 10 ‘receive a continuation of the same. for the year 1869 ample preparations will be made to give the~ best satisfaction to those who may patronise the House, SERVANTS, orderly and well trained, have been engaged. The TABLE will revive the Proprietor's own attrntion. aidahall be supplied with the best the market of Angusbs aftords. The STABLES will be in the charge of an ate rntive Oubler,, Th short, kind friends, T am going to make every sort to please you, G. C. CUNNINGHAM, Hamburg, Dee 2t tt th e State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD IMs IN EQUITY, stackwall, Susor Bi fay Por. Landyn Tucker, Admi'or, , ¥ Virtue of an order front Chanvelar Ward: law. in the abinve stated case, Lwill sell at Le Interesiitencs of James Hockewall, decide on Thursday the 2otb Janay ext, te toaing Real Estate, in wit: “TIE NOMESTEAD PLACE, containing six hundred eves, more or less, bounded by lands of John Briggs, Chesley Wells, B. C. Robertson and others. FeTE CORNET PLACE,” containing two Junitred and twenty-six (22h) acres, more or sex, adjoining Hants of John Briggs, Sua. Dickovell, Joseph Jennings and others. Also, the FORD. THACT containing one hundret suddy (150) cers, more or less, are joining Finds of the Jennings’ Mining Company, DP, Self and others. Also, the “WALKER PLAGE, containing the Tiinidved aeres, more or less, adjoining lands at the Jennings’ Mining Company, Ellington Searles Miah Othoys. Also, the interest of Tenet Blackwell, dy in thy funds of the Jumings’ Mininur Comply’, Also, tie bitorext of James Tackwell, dec. Lin the finds of the Blackwel Auing Company. TERVS—On a credit of one and two years witht interest, from a lay of sale) exept aw to so much mx WH ht neeemeUrS Bel Netray ‘Une vosts of Lies jiro co Wings which thst be paid in cash. The pur chase saney to fe sented by Lond, with ample porsotel walelies, and a piuplaage of the promises. ‘A. SIMKINS, 9.25 n, Mt a Deo 24 Administrator's Sale, W the same Line and place, I wit kell all the ZAC jersonal Estate, at which the said James Blackwell was poses , consisting of shout THIRTY-FIVE NEGRO SLAVES, ABOUT 200 KALES OF COTTON, Besides, Com, Mite Jo, Unga, and other Lilige wut mentioned, Terny of sale, male known on day of yale, LANDON TUCKER, pines we 1 Vee. 28 LAND FOR SALE, LG be sold on the With Junwaey, wtublie Anetion, and on thy prominen, Ye ‘Traut of Lam whith Col. Win. AL Williynd, deceaned, replites, ‘This thick contains ---- Acres, moreor lees, and Ties am Wilon's Creek, in Abbie ville District, two miles from RinetySix Depat on to Greenville and Columbia Rail Road, Sani 1R00 werceme in woodland, the Dulanela in a hiigh wtnte of cultivation. The well is highly adape twil Wohu entivation of Culton and gaull genng is well wartred and hay un it exceident improves dnonta» AuUh in Mansion Plonge, with all necessary out buildings, and whic are equal to any in the eniuity. the Terns made known on day of enle. AAMES WILLIAMS, Trustee, N..B.—Persona desirous of seeing the place wil: (4nldyeda the subscriber at Chappell's Depot. He will meet them at Ninety-Six Depot at any time, and ke great pleasure in showing them the premisen, WW. January 6, 1852 a 03 NazreE= All persona indebted to the Estate of David Ouris, dec'd., are requested to pay the same without delay, and those having demands against the same will render them in, properly are tested, for payment. ‘T.J. OUZTS, L. BROOKS, we Ex’ors. Oct. 6, OTICE POSITIVE--4)| person debted to the Trustees of the Corrylyn Awade mmsey, either by Account or Aveesement, and who fail to pay the same by the 1st Monday fuebruary next, will, most positively, be forced to settle with an At torney. By weder of the Bord, T. 8, REESE, Treas'r. at 52 January-5, 1859 Nones--41 persons indebted tyhe Burgle MI ar tonry Ste Kinney, decuased, wee yotifed to Cinney, decea us pay the sane for thayrith; aid Yhuys having demands ag, Estas will present them, properly at tented without delay,” _ J. E.ENNINGS, Adm ur. Taggary 8, 135% “ no STRAY NOTICEs rolled bewre me, on the Wd Loe, 1458, by Felix Lake, wag eight miles North of Edgetietht C. HL, um Esteny BAY MARE MULE, 21 or 22 years old, 4 honda high, and numerous marke of the guar on her sides and legs. Appraiued at $15. 1 CORLEY. a en. tim N ° CL ns I have lost notes vs an amour somnvwhere in the neighborhood of eleven thousand dollare. There notew were drawn either payable to me individually, or vs Executor of the Ward Coleman, or to my wife an Executrix. An I do not know accurately the dates of all these notes ! Whereby fintwurn all persone from trading for any. ote male oryublie to either mya or wie as above speemeny G. M. YARBROUGH eae WM. H. GOODRICH, (REPRESENTED BY CHARLES McLAREN,)] WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 271 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., (FIVE DOORS BELOW BONES, BROWN COS,] Dios TN SUGARS, COFFEE, TOBACCO, SEGARS, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, BAGGING, ROPE, TWINK, NAILS and WOODEN WARE, BACON, LARD, PLOUR, PISH, SALT, c., c., including everythings usually found in a Wholeful: Grocery Hutsa, EXCEFPTUTING UuigvORS. PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. SUNDRIES. IN STORE, AND TO ARRIVE 00 bags for ty choice BO COBFER; 3 pring O11 Government JA 4 COFFEE; 40 ball and quarter chews GIEEN onl 2, TEAS; 100, Mla, Ato G Stami’s REPINED SUGALS; oa * CRUSHED aeans Luav 12 birds, prime to choice NEW ORLEANS SUGAR; 100 boxer TOBACCO, variega brands ; 5,000 Spanish an German SEGARS; 1,000 kegs NATES, assorted ; 150 kegs SPICKS, swacked 2,000 sucks NEW skin LD parkages NEW MAOREREL ; 40 whole, half and quarterboxes NEW RAISINS; 100 les Goshen and English Dairy CHEESE ; 5 kegs prime Goshen BUTTER; MC Adamantine and Sperm CANDLES; “Pearl STARCH ; 50 boxes Family and No. 1 SOAP, BAGGING, ROPE and TWINE, BACON and, LARD, PEPPER, SPICE, GINGER, SODA, UPMEGS, BLUESTONE, COPPERAS, INDIGO, MALDER, LINER, Painted TUBS and BUCKETS, Cedar TUBS and BUCKETS, Brass and Iron Bound WATER CANS, COCOA DIPPERS, MEASURES, BROOMS, c., c., Rifle and Blasting POWDER, SHOT and LEAD. All of which are offered to the Trade on the most reasonable terms PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Wit i, ‘Goop Ricn, '71 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia. January 6, 1859 ESTES CLARK, AUGUSTA, GA., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, OFFER for sale on the most Favorable TERMS, 75 Bales Heavy Guony BAGGING ; 300 Whole and half Coils ROPE; 200 Mass Rio, Lnguirn and Java ,COFFEE; 25 Hids New Crop SUGAR; 100 Bile Clanned SUGARS, A. U. and 0. 25 Crunched and Powdered SUGAR; 300 Whole and Half Boxes CANDLES; 150 Boses TOBACCO, various brands; 50000 SEGARS, assorted Brands; 200 Kega NAILS, ascorted ; 1000 Backs SALT, tn. twinlled Sacha, 200 Bbls. Planting POTATOES; 200 Whole, Hull and Gr. Bbla, MACKEREL $0000 Lis, Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS 200 bis, Fresh Thomaston LIME; 200 Bbls. LIQUORS and WINES; $000 Howlock 2ole LEATHE! 25 Dales Heavy OSMABURG BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, FEOUR, Anausta, Jan 4, om 2 SEGARS | A. FINE, savoniment of pure HAVANA 88- £ X GARS, of recent importation, superior in quality and favor. Also, American and German egars of the best manufactures. Smoking Tobacco, Sarge's Imported Turkish, Gail's German, Allen's Granulated, and other tavoriv descriptions, Chewing Tobacco, Stutter'y NE PLUS ULTRA (the finest in mar ket, Pancake, Square Twist and Orouoke , Kean Smith's Kay, Darling, Pancake, Twist amid Flat ar 5 [Anderson's and Goodwin's Fine Cut, Snuff, Swillard’s Rappoo, Macshatl and Sketch, Tubes, Pipes, c, The Mirfean Smoker and other Fancy Tubes, Fancy and Clay Pipes, Matches, c, EST For sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the love ese prices for ‘Cash by JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent. | jas 876 Broad Street. next here above Grif’ | Autetion Sate, Augusta, Ga. at Dee a CANDEE McEWEN, |WATCH MAKERS JEWELERS, | Fyss. this day formed a Co-partnership will | uccups te Rooms west rdjoining the Post Office, and will give the STRICTEST ATTEN** TION to all jusiness endeasted to their care. Anmsoo— We have vu houil a small assorment of FINE | JEWELRY, which we will sell cheap. JEWELRY and SOCIETY BADGES made to enfer and warranted, §gPPartivulue abtuntion repairing, will be paid to Watch FW, CANNDKE, D, FP, McHWEN. 43 Rayolokd, Now OLDEN SYRUP San rece fow Enevols Sugar Mouse GOLDEN SYRUP, g auperior article fir thmily- uve. ‘Also, new Cheese, Goshen Mutter, Pickled Beet ime Pork, Simokel Beef, Dried and Smoked Tongs, Gunvassed Tams. 5. E. BOWERS, a Yeo.ll perso indebted to ale Subscriber, van have at opportunity of set ting with me at my residence, witil the Math ¥eb ruary next. After that time my Notes and Ac counits will by placed In the hands of G. W. Tans drum, eg, for collection, ‘Take heed, ye that | wun ware eee Afni, all Indebted 1) Mex Tt, Bhtoek, wiult do well to cull on ye and «tlle Up—otherwise, they, io Wirl Wat tikeesearlly wosedte to settle with an Atworne 4 K, BLALOCK. \t Alc ynty tot pail by the tot Monday in Peb- Fry next, will save to sete With my Allurmey. KC. BRYAN, dt za | FAO TUCK =|)! porwone glue me by Note of Janaary 5, 159 C | OTICE Hl) prrreotis indebted to the Es tate of doin Mobley, seer., deed , must make payment there the T1 Febuary next; and any demands again t the same invet by rendered in, in proper form, by that time. W.S. MOBLEY, x. MOBLEY, W. DANIEL, at Hixwe'ara, ies von _ Administrator's Notice. OTICE is hereby given to all who are interes ted that» aettlement will be Made in the Ori ginary's Office, at Edgefield Court House, on Sat urday’ the 15th’ inst., on the Restate of Capt. Ben jamin Hatcher, rent’, recooned JAMES HATCILER, Adm’ rs a ES) don. 5, PIE L=1) persons indebtedly Ve. 1 HENDERSON, either by note or account, ane earnestly requested to settle up the same by UK 18th of next month, (February) ax Tani mix Tons to close the Jattor's business Unat have is M.M. PADGET, Agent. out of hand, January 5, 1860 or the wall persons indebted to the Estate of J. B. Palbert or Lucy Sumumerall, are here by notified that if payment is not made to the subs criber by the first Monday in February next, they may expect to settle with my Attorneys, Carroll omphins. B. M. TALBERT, Adwor, a 62 January 5, 1859 | AM AN EARNEST {All persons indebted to me either by note or account, must pay the sue by the [th of February nest, ‘hows who fil 10 dut wi] must assucetly be compelled to pay busi, TMWL Juntary 3, 1859 ae 52 Noe indebted to Rev. ( A, RAYMON)), are noticed that their notes and accounte are in'my hands to a short tine, IC nut pod (nn few days they will be handed to an Attorney for collection, 3. F. GOODE, January 54869 at 62 BUCKWHEAT CAKES, DS? revived a superior lot of Jackliens 1) Blow, Yeas Pov, Goshen Butter and delightly! Sugar Sacuso 8 in. Pall and mys gar Hoa “altsARRISON, At Me 2 am PINE GROVE ACADEMY. PLUS School will be resumed on the Gra Mon day of Jun, under the charge of Rev. M. BOUCHELLE, an experienced teacher, and broth er to Dr. L. B. Bouchelle, our former teacher. The following will be the rates of tuition per Scholastic year, viz. Orthography, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic 12,00; English Gram mar and Geography, with the above $16,00; Phi losophy, Chemistry, and Botany, with the above g 25, 00;' Greek, Latin, Algebra’ and Geometry, Board can be had convenient to the School at 89.00 per month, MM. PADGET, JOSIAH PADGET, LUKE RODGERS, JOHN GILLEON, W. L. STONE, ALLISON, DELOACH. J January 5, 1869 Oak Grove Academy, ILL ranpen for the admission of pupila the third Monday in January, 1850, Mise N. 3. Ingraham in the Apademia department. Mr. T, PL Musee, Teacher of Voost and Instrument= Music, Oil Painting ,c. ‘Terms liberal; enquire of DR. BE. ANDREWS, ELBERT DEVORE, JOSHUA HARRIS, 8. STALNAKER, SMIL.STEVENS, , Kirkseytyn Roads, S.C, Jan.6, St 52 ‘Trustees, Bethany Academy, ILE exercises of this Institution will be resunt, on the third Monday, 17th January, 1859. This School offers more thansual advantages i the ensuing year, as the course of studies will be , Classical and the higher Bravehox of English only, and the number of students united to Forty. Terms.—816.00 per seasion of five months. At the same rate from time of entrance to end of ses sion. No extra charge. f Mobility reports sent Parents and Guardians, , Good Board for any number of students can be obtained in reapectable fuiilies at 28 per month, GEO, GALPHIN, Principal, Dev. 29,1853, or At Happy Valley Academy. PUTS School which is situated near the resid dence of J. FP. Braxy, nine miles North , West of Migefeld Village, will commence on the 24th January west, under the charge of its former teacher, Miss JULIETT M. PICKERING. The Scholastic year will be divided into five 1 Sessions, the first of 2 weeks, and the second of 16 weeks. Terms for the English branches, g20 per year . For French §14—Music, $40, and gt for the use of Piano. Scholars will be charged from the the of entrance till the close of the Session, except in cases of sickness. THGood board calls be procured near the School at $7 per month, Dec 18 49 Downer Orphan School. HE public are hereby notified that there will be five vacancies for Orphan Children at the owner Orphan School on Beach Island, after the 1st January pexl. For admission apply to the Commissioners, ‘The beneficiaries must be between the ages of seven and tbl . R. COOK, ‘THOS. J. DAVIES, THOS. W. WHATLEY, Commissioners. Det i FRESH GROCERIES. '. DAVIS, Agent, hei just. replen ished Its Stock with fresh importations of almost EVERY ARTICLE in the Grocery busi ness, which he is yelling at Very Low Prices! His present large Stock consists in part of 10 Dbls Kelavi's C. SUGAR which will be sold 3bs, for 31, Cash, erat TZ ets per Ib. by the hhl. 5 Blix, Superior Irish POTATORS , Toamwere HAMS and LARD, 15 ets, pe thy Ninthern PIPPINS and APPLES, flac. 4 Tierce RICE, bevt quality ; Bglandid CHEESE and MACCARONT; Meriverseay Sealed PRUITS ; Choice RAISINS, CITRON and CURRANTS to FIGS and PRUNES; CANDIES and NUTS, a full and fine variety, SALMON and LOBSTERS, superior ; SPLENDID LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALS Tobacco, Segars, choice, @PCall at the Exchange.” ET. DAVIS, Agt if i Dec 24 y NOW IS THE WORD..A) per son indebted to me either by Note or Ac count will please call and wettie by wale day in Jan uary next—before if posable. I cannot go ot with my bus'ness without money. My fiends will at iudd to thin call at onew, Deo T A.M. WITT. 0 a8 Notice Positive. A 1, perzam Indie. tthe ate. of Mra, LX Lucy Summerall, deversed, are requested to pay the amide forthwith; and Vose having demaize Janinst avid Katale will eane render them in. pro pery attested, akaGon aa posable, Theatre to neue | up the Kata’e’without delay. 1. M. TALBART, Adm or. de banis ba 4 13m CONFECTIONERY AND NUTS. F Every description, and also a large collec tion of FINE SEGARS at CANDEE McEWENS, y-Parvies supplied at reduced prices. 20 eT at OTICEH- All persons indebted in the Ee tute of J. W. Bearden, dee'd , are requested to make immediate payment; and all persons hav ing any demmody against the same will present them | | properly authenticated. JAS “CALLIBON, 3. BEABORE nk Ad' ine Dec 8 Shingles for Sale, Te Subscribor has and will eet constantl y on hand any quantity of good heart SHIN GLIB, as Lis glago on the Mathia rong, two and a half miles above Lott's Poat Office, gorivenient for ‘Wagons returning from market. for Price three Dollars per thousand, Cash. SAMUEL BIDSON, , on 62 Jan, 0, 1859 CAND LES, Hor Sherri. WM. QUATTLEBUM, LEWIS JONES, H. BOULWARE, LEWIS COVAR, W. W. SALE, For Clork. WILLIAM 6. Iry et 1 iste JACKSON COVAR FM NIGHOLAR, EUMUND PENN, For Tax Collector, STARLING TURNER, MW, LYLES, A. HORN, WHITAKE! THEOPHILUS D CHARLES CARTER, CHAS. M. MAY, JONN C. LOVELESS, TP. As Removal, W. ADAMS has removed his Law Office , to the building formerly occupied by H. A. Gray, and afterwards by F. A. Candee at a Sil ver Smith'a Shoup January 5, 1859 at LOUDON BUTLER, Attorney at law ANE SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. also the rents rented by WW. fam, Es Engefield 0, H., §. C, Dec. 22, 1858. S. B. GRIFFIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITE, ‘Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to tis care. Office No. 2, Law Range. Edgefield C. H., Dec 8/1868, t¢ J Ls RIESE RVBY AT AW, ‘AND MAGISTRATE, WILL attend properly to all business entrusted to ‘bis care. ‘Office, over B. O. Br mse Brengs Eigen’ ‘SC, Den. 1Ye 4 May 15, M.C. BUTLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ‘Office in Law Range, Epogysto ©. H., 8,0, of CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS ‘OF WAEATING ARTIFICIAL THere. ‘HE Subscriber having cern himself with a license to use this NEW PROCESS of INSERTING ARTIFICIAL Ts now ready to serve all who may need a god, with An assurance of a more perfect adaptation, and a closer resemblance to the natural organs, than can be realized by any other method. Imperfect pur ity, cleanliness, freedom form all taste, or an sensation, durability, comfort and security, are among the adeantigen dlilmed for this. SUPERIOR mode of setting Artificial Teeth. n ASS dune 24. THOS, J. C. HW. MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO LEE MOIRE, WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 2, Hayne Street, PURRLESTEN, a0, v dav 27 'A. J. PELLETIER CO, Ham 1. Oy EALRERRIN— DRUGS, MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, c., A? WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Hamburg, Oct 6, am |EDGEFIELD HOUSE! HAMBURG, HIS NEW SPLENDID HOUSE | In Liquors, Lunches sod Refreshments, is now kept by the undersigned |p a style heretofore unknown to the lace Tlis WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS AND TO BACCO are of the most choice qualities. The Drinking Saloon will be under the superintendance of the well-known and accom plished MAX SALLAT, and the eating departs meat in charge of superior Cooks and Waiters, i ° LUNCHES wand REFRESHMENTS for dat all hours, ‘A. NURNBERGER, im “4 Hamburg, Nov 10 Dissolution! ‘UK Firm of H. L. CUNNINGHAM CO. was dissolved on the 2nd inst.q by mutual consent, As por ans haying demands against us will present them for payin. All those indebt ed to us are respectfully solicited to call and settle as qvrly as possible, as further indulgence will not be given, HL. L. CUNNINGHAM CO, Mamburg, Aug 4, 1858, To the Public. AVING sold out our entire interest In the arm of Ti. L. Cunningham Co, to our fore mer partner Mr. HENRY SOLOMON, we take pleasure in recomending him to our old custo mers and friends. We are thankful for the Meret patronage we have tccessed, and solicit a contin ence of the same for our successor, HL, over AM. Hamburg, 3. C. C. A. BOURQUIN B. WEHELE, Practical WatchMakers, FROM LOCLE, (SWISS,) ESPECTFULLY informs the Planters and the Public in general that they bhave opened A NEW STORE IN HAMBURG, D.C., In George Robinson's old stand, where they have and on hand WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MOBIAT BOXES of all descriptions, all of Which is warranted to give good satisfaction for 12 months, Pricen moderate, t¢f Especial attention given to the repairing Watches, Jewelry, c. Hamburg, Dee 13 om an $25 Reward. ANAWAY from the Subscriber's mother, about the Ixt April Isat, his likely Mulatto boy RICHMOND, about 21 years old, and about 1 Beet or 8 Inches high. His color is tolerable bright and his has pretty straight, and wore when he left a moustache. He is intelligent and tolerably quick spoken. He has been raised in the house, and is a valuable dining-room -servan and good ostler It is supposed he is tolking about some of the neighboring cities,—either Hamburg, Avi Charleston or Columbia. The above reward wil be paid for his apprehension and delivery in any jail so that I may get him. And any information oncerning him will be thankfully received. SXN. oe June 23 [2PTee Augusta Constitutionalist and Charles ton Mercury will please weekly for one sea ae forward bills to T.N. L., no, B, 8,0 PLANTING AND EATING PO TATOES, 25 Bola, Peach Bloom POTATOES, ¢)25 Bbls, Purple Pink Eye,” ‘The above in of Curtis and Co's aise rid tow, 5B BO a
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