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ZgDW DRET GOODS, rnou Nuw Ioax n D HarronD, CoNN. HE Subscribers are now receiving from New York and Hartford, Conn., and will sobtinue to receive therefrom, and keep on -and at all- times, a complete assortment of Fancy and Staple, ,1EW DR Y GOODS, Af. which will be disposed of on reasonable terms, via:-* Broadcloths of various qualities, -Cassimeres, Sainets. do do Eentucky and'Cotton Jeans, do Glenrock Jeans, and Linseye, do )Ieriuos, and Circassians, do French, English and American Furni ture Prints, Zombazines, various qualities, Flannels, do do and colors, Black, colored and plaid Silks, Sewing Silks. all colors and qualities, Patent Flax Thread, do do Spool Cotton Thread, do do Swiss,book,striped and plaid Muslins, Apron Checks, various qualities, Shawis, a good assort ment, Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, do do Handkerchiefs a good assortment, Stocks, Linen Bosoms and Collars, Brown dressed Shirts and Drawers, White, black, and colored Cambrics, Linen, Diapers, and brown Table Cloths, Fringe and Dinity Furniture, Plaid and striped Domestics, hartford, Amosking,& Trenton Tickings, Bleached and brown Shirtings, Do " Sheetings, 'Ribands, of every description, Brass and Whalebone Busks, ,Corsets, corded Skirts, Silk and Cotton Velvets, Batin Vestinge, &c. Band-boxes, Bonnets, loods, Hats and Caps, Shoes and Boots, -ALSO - CROCKERY WARES, And a great many articles too tedious to mention. We respectfully invite our cutminers, an~d the public generally, to give us a call. We can .and wi g:ve them great bargains. We also return themi onr sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage bestowed on us, up to the present tme-hoping for a firther continuance of the same. MITCHELL & RANSOM. Hamburg, Sept 26,1839 f35 FALL AND WINTER T HE Subscer'ir is now receiving from N. York, a general assortment of Seasona ble Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS. viz: Black, blte, brown and flincy colored Broadcloths, Causimeres and Satinets. Kentucky Jeans, ixt, gray and plaid Servants Cloths. 8.4and 61 Circassiansand .Merinos.assorted colors and- qualities, Ilain and figured Bonhazins, White. green, red, and yellow Flannels, 7-8 and 4-4 Aproa and Pnrniture Checks, French, English, and \merican Prints, furniture do. Plaid German Ginghams. (a new style,) Black Gro de Rhtin, Gro de Swiss, and - Italian Silks, Tigured Silks, Diapers, Irish Liners. Lawns. Jderin, Thibet. Plaid Silk. Picnic., Chally. Rohroy. and Prusian Shawls & lidkfs. Spitalfield. Pongee and Flag Silk Pock. do. Dim. Cambric do. Verona, Fancy and Madras Hldkfo. Bonnets. Hoods, Gloves. Hosiery, Oil Cloths. Carneting. Baskets, Band-Boxes. Knives, Scissors. &c. Also, a quantity of 3-4, 4.4, 5-4 brown Shirt. tugs, Sheetings. and Drillings, for sale by the bale or piece, very In%%. Cotton Osnaburgs, Duffil and Whitney Blan kets. &c. &c. The Public are invited to call and examine his assortment. JOHN 0. B. FORD. N. B.-Alter the 1st October next, the Sub scriber will remove his Stock of Drv Goonst the New Brick Store, hemtween thre~tore he. now occupies and Mr. Hubbard's. J. 0. 13. F. Hamburg, Sept. 14, 1639 t .-Direct Itmportaiwuio. D ICKINSON, S1hBltING & STA.\T H AM, Importers of Cloths. Cassimneres and Vestings. are now receiving p"er ships Chicora and Victoria, a complete aissrtiment oft the most fashlionalde stele of CLOTilS. CA4SSIMERES AND VESTCINGS, and will in a few days be prepared to execmte all orders in their line, entrusted to them. In addition to the above they will keep all kinds of' ri m Gloves. Suspenders Scarfs, Cravats, Merino, Cutton and Silk Under Shirts and Drawers. The above articles have all been selected in Ehgland and France, by one of their own firm, arid bought for cash. They offer them hy the Package or piece, on accommrnodating terms. MIEETING, OPPOSITE Pi'ARL.8TitEETr. The Augusta and Savannah piapers, the Co inmbia and Edgefield papers will publish the atiove six times each. Oct 0f 36 NO T1ICE. I eeygi'.en, that the following Notes ofHntogether wvith othier papers, were lost in the neighborhood of Milton's Mills, ini July last, viz: one on 4 est Cronch and Na thaniel Curley, for $1.200, dated in December, 1438. due 1stJanuary, 1840. One on Thomas Jenmings and George Iluniet, precise anion t no; recollected, but thioughlt to be ubout $55, given and due in January or February. 1838. One on John Reddy, Vardel Sa'vyer, and a Mr. Jones, for $30 624 cents, due 25th Dec.. 1837. One Due Bill on Natncy Corder, for $35, given 25th January, 1837; also a Note on Nancy Cor 4er and others, pas able to Geo. Watkins, sen., foe 686, due 25th becember, 1r'37. All per sons are hereby forewarned from trading for any of the aibove hotes; and the makers of the sai'd Notes are fore warned not to pay themi to any other person myself. ZEDEKIAH WATKINS. Ot2,1839 c 33 Milk MIrmr Eggs. 1 OUNCE~S dilk Worm Eges b q of thme Mammoth White species' forsale by G. L.& E. PENN,& Co.' itily 17, 1839 if 24 - NO TICE. ->LLPersons indebted to the late Chr: A tian Breithaupt, dee'd.,are rgat Person. havingdemands against the estrcte of, said deceased are requested to present ihem duly attested. JOHN BAUSKETT, Ezt'or. Feb. 2.5. . NOTICE:. M&L~~a indebted to the late. Fleming deceased, are requested to miake payment; and all persons having sagainst the enstate of said deceased, are beetopzesent them d'a ly attete-d. W. U, MOSS, Adm State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLiE DISTRICT. I EQUITY. Exparte. Petition to sell the George Connor, and G. E. estate of wards, Tritittanid, E-x'tors., &c. 4 - c, Lands, Negroes, Cotton, &c., for Sae. I N obedience to an order of the Court of g i-quity, mtade in the above cace. I will sell un-Weditesday. the 4th of December next, the following vatuable property, belotnging to the estate A* Doctor Francis Connor, deceased ; to wit, one tract of land, situate in the District of Abbeville, on Saluda Rier, containing five lttadredatd fifteen acres. and bounded by lands of Captaint Robert Cnunit.gltam, T. Y. Neely, and lIlizatbeth tdwards. To this tra t belonags onte landing of Neely's Ferry. and throtigh it paiss the stage rowes frot Laurens C. II. to Abbeville C. H., and from Aiken to Greeurille. One other tract of land, situate in the District of Abbeville, on Little Mulberj Creek. waters of 6aluda River. containting one hundred and eighty-seven and a half actes, and bounded by lands of Doctor P. W. Connor, Thomas W. Williams, and others. One tract of land, situate in Abbevill District, in the vicinity of Coketag, cot-taining ee venty-nine acres, and bounded hv lands of Daniel T. Beachat, Stephen Herndon, and others. This tract is adoining a very fine mi neral -pring. One other tract, situate in the District of Ab beviue, about a half a mile frot Cekesbury, containing twelve acres, and bettded by lands of Thomas W. Williatns, and others. Also, Forty-five likely Negroes, amongst which are two Blacksmiths, one Carpenter, and maty very likely field hands Also, Forty bales of Cotton. One'thousand bushels of Corn. A quantity of Fodder. Ten Med Cattle. Hogs. A Yoke of Oxen. and Cart. One Road Wagon. Blacketith'e and Plantation Tools. &c., &e. Terns.-The lands above described will he soldon a credit of one two. and three years; the purchaser eiving bttd and approved sect rity. and a mortgage of the premises. The personal property will be sold on a cre dit of twelve tnutths; the purchaser givina bond and approved iecttrity.. Cost to be paid in Cash. The sale will Its .imade or the premisesfirs above des-ribed, near Neely's Ferry. BENJ. Y. MARTIN, C. E. A. B. Commissioner's Office. Sept. 30th. lS1I 35-i. mate of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DTSTRICT. IN EQUITY. William Wilson Vs. Bills WM. Eddins and Wife, for account, It. 31. Tood and Wife,:: interileader, James %McCracken and &c. Others. I Tappearing to mty satisftction that Benna tin F. Eddins. and l.lizabeth, hs wife. meo of the Defendants in this case, reside be) ond the limits of this State : On motion. ordered, that they do appear. and -lead, answer or de tuir. to Bill of Comtpltitnaint itn this Case, with. in Three Mtiths from the date of this pubtca. tionl, or the said Bill of Complaint will betaketi pro cowt'esso as to them. BENJ. Y. Al RTIN, C. E. A. D. Commiission--r's Office. 40 ac. 'tetot r :M(1. t . $11 75. w.. a w. Nouth Caroana Copper, SEEET IRON & TIN WARE a.Ianunfactory. I WOULD respectfttlly inform the Mer chantis atd Plan-ers of thin State. and all who may please to give me a call, that I have located at lamnburg. S. C.. with a view to a perntett residence; a. d engaged in the mtatntfactutre of Copper, sheer lron:t andt Tit Ware-whtich I will furnish by Wholesale oi Retail, of the becst qulity, at thte lowiest rates. Jlatvintg expterientced Northernt W~orktmen, :ttd beintg a practical me--hanic ttyself.l can at. *enid -o #oofing. Gutterinir. and Spouting; and rdIl otheriJ bs of eeery, description int my httsittess, tchich shtall bc well done, and on short tnotime. All orders will be thankfully received and ptromtt'y atttetnded to. A stipt'ior assortmtent of Jatpanned Ware Alsot, Sntmp'd Plates, all sizes, just received. A. B. CilURCH. tiatmntre. M'tarch 2R. 1(<3!. tf 8 Copper, Skeef Iron, and Tin Ware YManufactory. AUcUS-rA, GOtnn. 31 H ESubscriberthas jutst received, A large a1 :ssortmretnt of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Plate; wvhich lie will mattnfacture to anty pat ern. nanat~l int sn -h Wa're: sucht as,S TOI'ES STOVE PIPES, STIL.LS, STILL.WoRMS mtd every variety ofTis 'WAR. lie solicit!. th pa ;~trtnage of his friend!' tmd the pttblic it Centerl. in South Carolitna md Georgia, as hte iuttentds keeping~ a con "antt and ftit stupply of the above arttcles, his ~u-tomters will not be disaptpointed front the vant otf materials. B. F. CIWA. T r Thte hightest pric~e will hte given for Ola cecter, C'opper. Brass atnd Lead. Atgtust. Ga. A pril15, 1839 tf 11 Broche and Rob Roy H A W L8 and handkerchiefs. juist received k. atnd fttr satle, by C. A. DOWVD. Edretieldl. Septt. 14. t3 B oots and Shoes. Tf E ubioter is now receiving, a new supyfBOOTS and SHOE'S. mantt. act ured expressly for this market, and tarranat d. lHe resptectfutlly invitest his customters, and il whto are detsirott- of obtainintg a good article, o call and exattitte his stock, C. A. DOWVD. 0ct14.18319 ,f 37 Blagging and Dale Rope. EU MP and Tow Bagging. KJute Rope. Bagging Twitte. A 1.S0, A n assortment of Cut Nails. For sale by C. A DOWD. E & fIulJd C. II., Sept. 24. 34-tf. NOTICE. LL personis indebted to the Estate of Robt. Watts. deceased. are reqw'-sted to make immediatte payment; and ttll persotis having de rnantds -tgainst thte Estate are requested to pte ent tem duly attested, withmn the time ltre teribed by law. RO)BT. McCULLOUGH, Ex'r. .tnly 19.1* WVif24 Italian sIpring Wheat M AY Be htad of thte 8tibscriber. Tht Italiani Spring Wheat is mutcht more pro ductive ont poor land titan other kitnds. It ma~ be sownt frott the 1st of January. tuntli the mid. lIe of March. and for twvoyear's I have nout htad utty of it inred by rust. Yont mav .select the btest sptots mt the~ field. wvhich 3 on sow int Oats. ror the Wheat, and both will be fit t harvest att the same time. W M. S. JOH NSON, Om , 1. miles of the Vilae. To Merchants, Physicians, Pau tro, and the PubUe in generaI. T H E Subscribers are now receiving. addition to their former Stock. large sup plies of DRUGS, . c. rc, making their as sortmenat tre most comiplete ever before offiere4 for sale in wtis mnarket. To which they woul call the attention of the Physicians. Merchants Planters, and all those who wish to purchat: any thing in their line. Among the many ar eles of which their Stock is composed. are thi following, viz: O1LS.-Sperm or Lamp Oil, of differen Ialities, Linseed or Paint do., Train or Tati ner's do., Neat's foot do., Castor do., Swet dc PAINTS. VARNISHES..kc.-WhiteLeak of different brands and qualities, ground in oi and in kegs of200lb.t1001b,50!b. and25lbencl Dry White Lead, Chrome Green, Chrome Ye low, Chrome Red. [a beautiful article and substitute for Vermillon. at a mineh less price. Yellow Ochre, Stone Ochre, Red Lead, LitI arge, Lampblack, Verdigris. dry and ground i oil, also Blue, Green, Yellow, Black, and Paini of all colors, ready mixed for tie, Kpirits Ti pentine, Copial Varnish, 1st and 2nd qualitne Japan Varnsh, Black or Leather do BRUSHES-Paint Brushes, of all size Cloth do. (something new and superior,) Hal do. do., Too:h, Furniture, Flesh. Nail, W hi: Wash, Blaclitg, Horse, (something fine,) Tai ners, Coun'er or Dusting, Crumb. Hearti Shaving, (a very fine article.) Comb, Sweel ing. Scrubbing, and Paintars Dnsting Brushe together with a variety of other Brushes use 'by Painters and others. not herein mentiones DYE STUFFS-Among which are Spanir Float Indigo. Carolina do.. Madder, Coppera Lomwood. Brazil-wood, Nicwood, Camnwou Annatto, & c. &c. EDICINES.-Among the many of whin are the following. viz: Sulphate Quinine, Sti phate Morphine, Acetate Morphine. Piperin Strychnine, Iodine, Flaterium, Hydriodate Pc ash, Kreoante, &c. &c. PATENT MEDICINES--Among whis are -the following. viz: H'auck's -Panacea, i dian do., Swaim's do., Sniith's Alti Merenri Syrtp, or Swain's contneror, the Hycet Syrup, Spohn's cure for sAck Head Ach Green's Tonic Mixtnre, (a cure for Fever at igne.) Also Peter's Pills. Beckwi.h's dt Spanta's do., Cook's do., Lee's do. F.van's de &c. tagether with a general assortanetnt of ti most ptopular nostrums of the day.. ALSO. A full assortment of Perfumery and Soap of the finest gnalities. aLSO. An asiortment of G ass Ware for Physiciar atnd Confectioner's use; such as Specie Jai and Tincture Bottles -of different sizes. Grad ased Moasures and Funaels. ALSO, Window Glast -of various size,, from 6 by to 10 -by 10, all of which they will sell on favor ble -terms. H. I. COOK & Co. lamitburg.Oct3.1639 . tf 36 81tate of South Carolina. A.BBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Wade Speed. surviving partner of Watkins & Speed, for the Attachme use of John Watkins, in vs I Debt. Adolphus J. Sale. J lohn Watkins, Ad'nu. of H, M. Attachme Watkiins, inl vs. Same. Assumps T F HE Plaintilfs, in the above sta'ed cas E having filed their declaratiot in ny ( fice, on the twenty-second day of Novem'br 1838, andl the defendat.t having nto wire or I torney known to be in this State, upon who a copy of the said deelarations can be serve theretore Ordered, that the said defendant i appear and nake his defence within a year ni a day fromt the filing of the said declarations. final and absolute judgments will he awardi against hin. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c P. Clerk's Ofce. Feb 14, 138 aIV $10 aqe 3 N-sate of Soutih (Caloil:. ABI1EVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Mark S. Anthony) vs Attachment: D~ebt. Adolphuts J Sale. Drury Callaway, vs Attachmnat: Asstumpsii Adolphuns 3. Stale. Speed & Hecter. surviving partners, IAttnehmnt: vs Debt. Adolphuts J. Sale.J E'he Ph~aintili's in the abtove cases havita I on the twetnty-second oaf November, 1e3 filed their declarations itn mty Ohice, and ti defendanit having tar wife or attorney knownx be in this State, uapon whlom a copy of the de harationa, wvith a special oarder of the Court e dorsed thereon, cana be servedl: thierefoare U dered that the said Adolphuts 3. Sale, do appe atad maake his defence. withint a year and~ a d from the filing of the declarationas as aforesai or final and ab~soltate jttdgmenat will be fort with givenx atar awardetd agatinst hiat. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P'. Clerks Ofie. , Febh14, 18395u a $10 age 3 State of South Carolina. ABBE VILLE DISTRICT. IN THIE COMMON PLEAS. Isaac Branch, ) AmcaxxT, vs. Archibald hlamilton. Assusxesav. T IIEB Plainttiin thais case havinag, thtis da filed his declationa itt the Clerk's ofhic anad thme defenadanat htavinag no wife or attorne knowan to be itn this State, utpon whomt a co, of the said declaratioxnmay~ be served: Ther fore ordered,that the said Defenadatnt do appae and make hats defence within a year atad ada from dhe filing rof the said dleclartatin, tar fiat andI absolute judgmnent will beoforthawitha awa ded against ham. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. a'. Clerk's Offee, May I', 1839~ & T aeq 16 State ofr Sonthi Caru.lina. IN TILE COMMON PLEAS. ABBDEVILLE D)ISTRICTI. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS. Thomaas L.J Jump, vs. Attachmenat Assumai Park & Fowvler. H atch Kimball & co Atcmn sn vs. Park & Fowler.AtahetAtttp p f tH E Plaintiff, in theabove cases having ala Iday filed thaeir declarationa, and thte Defe danats htaving taeithier wives nour attornecy kanown to lbe in this State, ordered, that if tl said Defenadanata do not apptearand mnake the defence. withint a_ year andO a day froma tha date, final atnd absoluate judagemaent shalI I forthawiath givent and awarded fox the sa Plaitntifis in attachmnent. JAMES WARDLAW, c. c. r. Clerk's Offce, Nov 29, 1'838 B& T adq 45i lYgoueaineC de Lanes, .AN .xcellent article for Ladies' Witt Dresses. A variety of paterns instr ceived. by. C. A. DOWD. Edgef-lda Snt.14.i - Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills. AND PHENIX BITTERS. Vg HE UsIVERSAL ESTIMATiON inl which the I I celebrated Life Pills and Phenix Bitters are held, issatsliutorily detnomntrated by the increasimg demand fies them ine% ery State and section of the Union. acd by the vo-intary tea- ( tiaionia.s to their remarkable efficacy which are esery where otiared. It is notless from a deep ly gratifying confide nce that they are the weans ofextensive and inestimable good anonig his afflicted fellow creatures, than from interested t considerations. that the proprictor of these pre - eminently successful medicines is desrons of j keeping them constantly before the public eye. The sile of every addiional box and bottle is a uarantee that some persons will be relieved 4 from a greater or less degree of suffering, and be improved in -reneral health; for in no case of Ssnifferigfrotdisease can they be taken ine vain. I The Vroprietor has never known or been i nform 1 of an imatance in which they have fiiled to do good; lie the most obstinate cases of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia, torpid liver rhenmnatism, asthita. nervons and bilions head ache.costiveniess.pilrs. geieral debility, scrofiil onsswel'ings and ulcers, scurvy, salt rheum and all either chronic affictions of the organs and membranes, they efiect cures with a rapidi r ty and permanency which thousands have tel e tified from happy experience. In colds aid * cough, which, ii' neglected, superinduce the . most fatal diseases ofthe hangs. and indeed the - viscera in general, these medicines, if taken but - for three or four days. never fiail. Taken at d night, they so prome-te the iiseiesible perspira. Stion. and so relieve the system of febrile action h and feculent obstructions, as to produce a most m deligi tful sense ofconvae-ence ini te morn'n. ; I, andi though the nsnalsymptomns ofa co'd should .partially return durin the- day, die repetition It of a sitable dose at the next hour of bed-tine I. will almost invariably effect permanent relief, 1, without further aid. Their effect upni fevers t. or a more, acute and violent kind is not less sure aid speedy if taken in proporionhle- quantity; 13and peron-s retiring to bed with intlatsamatiory I symoptois of the mostalatminz ind, willawake with the gratifying consciousiess tlat the fie4rce A enemy has been overthrown, and can easily be n subdued. In the saime wayvisceral turgesence, jd though long established, and visceralintlamina tians, however critical. wdl yield-the lorner to small and the latter to laige doses of the l Life Pik. and so also hysterival affectionas. lp ocondriocism. restlessness. atind very iany oth er varieties ofthe Neurotical class odiseases, yie'd to the efficacy of the Phenix Bitters. Foil di. rections for the use of these medicines. and showing their distinctive atplicability to difier ent complaints, acconpaity them; anid theycan 1 he obtained, wholesale and retail. at 375 Broad way, where nmerons certiffrtes of their un paralleledsuccess arealways open to ispection. For additional particnlast ofthe above medi e cines, see Moffat's "Goon SAMAnRITA." a copy a- can also be obtained of the differeut Agents who have the medicines for sale. French, German and Spanish directions canl be obtained on application at the ofice, 375 - Broadway. All post paid letters will receive immediate attention. Prepared and sold by WtLLIAM B. MOFFAT, 3'15 Broadway, New York. A iberal dednction made to those whill purchase to sell igain. Agents-The Life Medicines ay also be had at of the principal druggis:s ill every town through ont the United States and the Catuadas. Ask for M1oflit's Life Pills and Pheaix Bitters; and be sure that a far simi'e oflon M'offat's signa I ture is upon the label of each bottle of hitters or - box ol pills. Just received and for sale by C. A. DOWD, Agent. . Edgefield C. H. July 1, 18:39 it 22 r, The Cause of Hilous Complaiats it-.U'C 11P~;L in AND A MODE OF CURE. .:- Well regulated and proportionate gnani. l' A ty ofie upon the stomarlh, is always re: d quiisite for the! promotion of sound hea.th-it or stimulates digestioa, and keeps the intestinal l cital free frone all obetruct:ons. On the inferi or surltce of the liver is a peculiar bladder. inl which the bile is first preserved, beimg fhrmed by tle liver from the blood. Theence it paseas into the stomach aend intestines, and reg ulatenI die indigestion. Thus we see when ther e is a -detic iencey of hile, the body is constantly ceestive. Ocn the o;hter hantd, anc overahnumtdance of bile cautses freqgnetnt iiantsea in the stoemae; anid of ten piromtotes veriy sei ere attacks of disease, wvhich somnetintes end in dleatht. Fevers are always preceded by symptoms of a disorderedl stomai~cht: aLs are also scrofealou disorders, attd all symipathetic feuctionacl. cir gatic or li-brile diseases. Fromc the samte rantcse. - the natural antd healthy action of the hteart, andie the whole vascutlar systetn is impai~ired ande redie ced below its inaral standard as exhibited in palpjitations,. langguid pulse. totrpcir of the litibs, syntceije. and even death itself, ini consequienice of an overabutndaece ora peculiar offensive sub 2, stanice to the dieestive organs. B. The approachoefbiliutis diseases is ait all ttmes te attended by decided symiptonms of ate existinag to diseased state etf the stomtachl and bowels; i. e. c,- with those which are kitowna to peii.t ouit their 5 contents to be of a mnorbidl irritatinig inatuere; bit r whtenever the aliimeietary canal hiappens to be mr loaided with irritatinig matter, somie deranige y mienat of hecalthay operation.t either of the general I, systein, or eifsomie piarticulair organt of the bodly in- is the certaien result. aeid whten thmis state heap pen tee be uncitedl witht any other syinptoems oft diseas.e, its ethiects are always thereby much ag gravated. The protgress ol'organtic obstruictionz iboften so rapidl as scarcely tea admiit oftimne for - the applic~ationi ofrsuch aid as is to be offered by art, yet. in general. the premioinitory synaptomts of gastric loatd are pierceptibile for a day or two previoucs toe the feterish paroxismita pieriod, when the mcost ellicacious aissistatnce mtay be giveni, by unaloadieg the stomiach aand alimienttary canual of itse irritatinig conttets, aitd thus redurtig tihe suscepwitiiity of disease. Mc )FFA'rS LIFE MEDICINES, should y, always be takein iai the early stages of bilions r, complits; iand if persevered in strictly accord lyTe mineral medicines olent prescribed iea e- these diseases, althougah they may effect a temt ur porary cnre, at the sinne tunie create ane tin ty healthy state oif the blood, aiid consequtently ml tenad to prottnote a retutrn of the very disease r- which they are employed to cmte. It is thmen hey the suse of pusrgatives, exchsesively forcied of vegetable comspousaih, which. possessing within thtemtselves neo deleterioums agentcies, which de comnpositiont, comabination, or alteration can -. developie or brinag into actioni; and therelore ca pable of produmcing no effect, sieve chat which is desered-thsat a safe remedy is founid. The LIFE PiLLS iande P~HENIX BIT TERS have provede to be the most htappy in thieir effects mi cases oif Biinsiseases, of any ,purelhy vegetable preparationt ever offered toi the t putblic. If the stonmch is foul, they cleasnse it by excitinig it to throw off its conteents: if snot it they pass to thte duodxenttm witheout excicinig avometmg or seatnsen ini thue stomach; stimunlatinig 5the nseighuboring vicera. as the liver andee pani - creas, sea as to p inea mnore copions flow euf Stheir secretions ineto the i ntestinies; stimnulating ir the exhletcalariestemmatmng intei nne cotchihaincesdlwo the use less particles of the body, foreignmahters, or retainsed secretioin. are completely dischargedl. For sale whohesatle ime retail b'y thie proprie tor. WILLIA M B. M( FFA T,;3/5 Broiadway, New York, tel whaonm all letters relative to the Medicines or catders muatst be directed. - For further particu'ars ouf the above Medhi. ciae see MoFFAT's (ooe SAStA RaTA., ia copy of which accompaneties the Medicinme. A coipy r cay also lie haid san applicatine at the shore of e- C. A. DOWD. at Edhgefield Court Hotuse, who has the Medicine for sale. Au,.u t .ct 2n About Bradreth' I'ills, THEIR EFFECTS. r HESE Pils are a Vegetable and Univer sal M11e'licine, proved by the exi.erience I thonsands to be, when properly lierse% ered vith. a CERTAIN cure in every formn ol the tSLY )E DiSSEASE, all having the same origin, and ivarialblv erise from the UNIVI.RSAI, LOOT f all diseases, iinmely. IMIUIl Y, er IMPERFECT circulation of the BLOOD. Il a period of little more than three years in lie ITnited States, they lave restored io i state if HEALTH and enjovient oter ONF. (hUN [JRED TiOUSAND persons,whoweregiv mn over as inenrable by physicians ofrthe hrst ank and standing, and in many enes when -very tither remedy had been resorted to in lain. In all cases or Pain or Weakness. whether it 3e chronic or recert, whether it lie deafe-ss -r pain in the side. whether it arise from constim tional or fromo some immediate cause, whether it be from internal or extrinal injury, it will be tired by persevering in the use of these Pills. Tins reat principle of "PURGING" in si--k ness is beginning to be appreciated. It is fo:d muitach more coenvenient to take an occasioi:at dose of halfa dozen Pills, and b.- always we!l, ihan to aend for a Doctor and be bled. blistered, and salivated-with the certainty that if yon are not killed, you are sure to have moitis ofimis erable wetkness, and the only one who is bene fitted is your Doctor Look at the diference between the appearance of those two persons one has been treated by your regular pruti tioner-see how pale and debilitated he is. see how the shadow of death throws his solitary glance fron his emaciated coutitenance, see how he trembles in every limb; his eyes sunk, his teeth destroyed-his const ittion pelhaps, irrevocably go e-yet. just hear how tie Doc tor arrogates to himsilf credit. H e says, "' oct inveterate case of liver cotmplaiint"--nothitng bitt the mst energetic remedies sarrd hin." Energetic measures! i. e. Merenry aid Bleed ing, rained his constitution, better say. S4, to save lire. you must half poison with that cott forter ofthe teeth and gnna-MERICURY and positively make a man tiserable the sad reiainderoflhis exustence; this is called curing. Shocking folly! Let us tnow look at your "purged" man-the inati who has taken lrandreth's Pil s for Liver Complaint-he has the firn, elastic tread of conscious strength, his colunteneattce is clear and serene, his eye is full and sparkling with the feeling of new life and aninarioti e hat been confined a few days to his bed, bitt he used nothing but the TraUr BRANDRYTH PIr.Ls and soon rose without any injuty being sustain ed by hiscoistitution. Instead ofbeing mtonuth in a weak state,he will be stroiger after he hat entire'y recovered the attack; berause his blooi and flids have become purified, and havintp purged away the old and impure fluidts, the sol ids are thereby renovated, aid he is not borm down by useless particles, but has renewed hij life and body both. This pritciple of purging with Brandreth' Pills, removes nothing but the useless and de cayed particles from the body,-the morbid ant corrupt hutnors of the blood; those humor which cause disease-they impede the funct tions ofthe liver whet, they settle upon tha organ. and which when they settle upon the muscles, produce rhenmatism; or, upon tlii nerves iroiduce gout; or. tpon the hings pro duce conumption; or, upon the intestines. cos tiveness; or, upon the linings of the blood ves sels, apoplexy and paralysis. and all the train o disorders so melancholy to the sutierer and al who behold them. Yes purging these humors front the bod% is the true eture for all these complaints. at: every other forni of disease; this is uno mr-re assertion, it is a demonsirablc trnth, aid eacl day it is extending itself, far and wide it is lie coming knowvn,and more &iore tppreciated The cure by purging may moreldepend upot the laws which produce sweetness or purita than mtay be generally ittagined. W1hatevel tends to stagiate will produ ee sickness. be, cause it tends to purrefactiont, therefore the te cessity ofeonstaut exercise is seen. When constmt exercise cannot be tset FROM ANY CAUSE, the occasional use o0 OPENi se. Euicis:E is A BSOLUTEI.Y requtir ed. TIus the coNDurrs of the BL.OO, the FOUNTAiN OF ,iFE are kept tree fromt those itt ritie's which wvonll parevetit its steady cur retnt ministering health. TIhus, miinbid hmttore are pareve'nted from becoming mixsed with it. It is nia'ure whlich is thus assisted thruuh the means anid oudlcts which shte htas pr~ovided foi herself. I)R.hlR.6NDRP.rTt' tFvicEs in New York"are g41 BItOA1)WA Y.l87 Ihndson street. ad 27( liowery. bctween Prince and Hlouston-sts. Boeare of cotunterfeits. Druggists NEVEfl mtade agenits. 70--NIETING-S'rREET-70 Oncly place ini Charleston fur Brandieremlh'a Vegetable Untiversal Pills, which is my owni of lice. atid opened for the exclusive aupply. Dc riot forget. 70-MEETING-STRF.FE T-70, One dour from Q~ueen. is die eonly pilace for thte trite trandiethi Pills. Price 25 cents per box, wvith fulhl directionse. B. BItANDRETII, M1. D. The GiEsutsiE Brantdreth's Pills aire soeld hby C. A. DOWD). Edgefield C. It. andi .JOIIN 3MeLA REN. A bbeville Court House. S. C. June 5, 183 aof 18 Miles' Compound Extract of ToIYA TO, A SUBST IT L TkE FO R C.-L.ME L. Ftilthe wiell kntown atnd established rep' citation of Calomdr, it has bteena long enmploy ed lby the emupinic. and scienitific phrysictiai, as onec oh the must peiweiftul agents ihr the remno. val oif disease. By the formner, almitost every land has been delnged wvith nostrumts, thatt thetr atuhors claimeed as specific:- in every disease in cidenit to the human family. Trhe illy of these pretensionus needs no commient, for accurate chemical inivestigation his shownt, that the b~ase ef timist of the Panaceas, Catholicons, &c., which have been trumpete d before the ecomman. nity, with so much assurance, is Cedomed, 0r mercury ini some fornm. Now, if this peotet article, even in the hands of the rmost skill physiciain, Iregntently exerts an influeinc on~ the humnan systemt, utnforeseen, aend entirely beyondl the cointrol of art; tunderminaing the constittirion, and brirnging on premnature old aire, disease arid death, what result shonid be expected whean pirescribed by the Ignorant? Coukd their nmanay thocusand victims speak, a voice froma tire tomb wvoutld soon dispel the -specjfe' delusion that niow sways the mtinids of the living. itumane pahysicianis deplore the eadh evils re siuin from thie mnercuriatl practice, antd will gladiy hail the introdeuction ofanar ticle that carn safe~l he stabstitututed fear Ca!miel. They feel anti that keenly, the great ucertanty oaf its primt any eaperationi;they cainnat say whaeter it will befavoutrable or unfavorable. They also knote and feel, that if its' tuse is cootintued for anty con. sidera ble time, irjfnrionas seciairy seonseequen c'es mutstecertainly follow. But they m ust choose the least of two evils: they knuow rno oither anti ce thitt will atrotuse a torpid licer, remove oh. struactioan, ande set ira free action thet wvhile glanedular system. amiu it being in~dispeinsaly nectessaery to do thais, they ceontinae its ease. nrot withstanding the evil conasequt'nces whichm folow. Thtey have long desireud and sonurht. an anti. cde that would produce the good effects of this drug, without sub ectinug the patient tro its dele teriouss results. Sneh a edesideratum, it is he. lieved,. has at length bee~n obtained, in the article niow presented to thie public. The puroprietorsofuhis artcle keeping in view the faect. that a :cise atnd beanerolent Being' has .p~.cd withun -th~e reach of all, remedies ariapted to the disoases incidenht to the rIinette they in habit; and know% ing likewise, that umiost (of 1L diseas--s of the U sITE -TATnS .re ba:-ed upon orguic or functnal derangemnent of the liverI dire eted their atteitioln to those articles which act more esi:ecially on the biliary organs. Aller long.laborittes, antd e. pensive research, they have succeeded in extractiig a substanco from the TOI1ATO.which, from ite peculiar eA rect ntpon lie he patic or biliary org ans. they havo denminated Ilerpnine. i isa nedieme that will prodnee all the be.-eli!cial resniteof ('aotmel, iii both arnte and chronie diseases. witl out the possbiity of produccing the deleterious conse quences comint it thti at ic!e. Its action up ot the con.-tititim: is universal, no part of the systemo eseaping it. infiuence. It is. however, upon the ornsetts of secretion and ex retion, that its great power is particularly manifested, hence it is pecu;iarly ndalpted to-the treatment of bilious fevcrs and other disenses in w'hicle a torpidity (or congesti-mi of the liver and porta circle prevai:s It is admtis-ible in all cases whereit is neces. sary to cleanse the stomtach and howels. It renves obstrutctiont. and exctt a qnick aied lealthv action of the liver and other glandulat viseenit of the aldomen'e. Bein-g difinsihle in in its operation, it pr'ednetes n free circulatiolt in the e sels ott the sturface of the body, ac companied by a gentle perspiratiois. It does not exhaust ike dr.lastic pergesi still, its action is more universal, andi may iollen ie repeated, not merely with setyi~ bnt with great benefit. This becomies indispensably necessary it cases of lon.standing; for in themto intense temporat, rv impressions itde by strong medicines. sel domte, if ever, do good; but tend to injure the stat m of the coinstittion. It is cleatising and pnrilyincg to the system, acts in perfiect harnony with the known laws of life. :tnnd s nndotedly oie of the most valua ble artices evcr offered for pub'ic trial and in spectiont. For convenience. this medicine is formed into 3 grain pi'bs. The % hite pills are tathardic. al. terativo diaphoreic. and diuretic. The yellow yitiin are tonic stinula,nnt. ted dimplwrttic. As a .amily medicine, one which may be re sorted to witlh safety. and relied ont with cer tainty, in the first stages of disease in almost ainy- form, it ,xceeds il former di.coveries in iedicine, either from the vegetable or mineral kindhoiss. They ire pnt up in packages of 135grains,or 45 Pills. at 50 cents, or 100 pills at $1. The above Medicine just received and for sale at the Fdgefield Medicine Store. July 11. 1839 t f 23 State of Souti Ca rolina. EDGFFIFLD DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. Allen S. Dozier, Foreigu Williaim Yerborough. Attachment. r1111E plaintiff having this day filed his de. c elata ion in my olfice. and the defendant havitng no wife or atorney known to be within the state. upot wht.t a copy could lie ser ved with a rile to plead. It is ordered that the defendant do plead to the said decla. ration within a year and a day, front this date. or fii.al and absolme judgment will be dwarled naainsct him. GEO. POPE, C. C. P. Olerks Office. Edgefield C. . $7.50 a. a c. oqe 41. Nov- 6th 1 -39. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COUMON PLEAS. James Ilarrigon Attnehment. vs Henry -.va is Debt oiJuludgment. T H E Plaintilf in this case, having this day filed his declaration, and thc Defendant heevie g no wife or Attorney kneown in this State, upon whmtni a copy of' the sante can he serveilit notion of Plamntifl's Attorn y. Or. dered. That the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration within a year and a day from the ptublication of this order, or edgemen' will berenderet apainst himprocox. frsso. G EO. POPE, c. c. P. Nov. 5, 1839 waw $7 50 aqe 40 State' of" -0itl Caolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMOA PLEAS. Miller, Ripiley and Co.. )Declaratiosn on tt William Yarbrough, tachmutent in Debt. T1lE Planttif's. in this case. having this day .fihed theirlDeclaraetioni insmy office, anud the Deftedat havitng neither Wire or Alto. ney withein this State. iii on whlom a coipy of said Declaeration enno be served ; ordered that the Defentdanet plead thecreto withtin a yeatr antd a tiay lfrom this pueblica'ion. or the said action will be takenm pruconetesso iiitiinst htimt. GEL). POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's Office., ".'tni* Ot' -Oli ('aiiP a111. EDGEF'IELD DISTRICT. vs. >Attachment. William Yarboronigh.) T HIE PlaeiitiTs having~ this dlay filed .their declaration in my Office. and the Defendant havingr no WVi'e or Attorney, kntownt to hie withsin the State. npons whomt a copy could lie served ; it is Ordered, that the said Defendamihnt, who is absenmt front, acid beyond te limits of this Siane. do plead or make his de fenece, within a yeair and at dasy from the puebli cationt of this Order, or, int defanlt thereof, final and :dbsolccte jtudgmecnt shn11 bIie awvarded againast him. GEO. POPE. c. c.p. Clerk's Oflice. Feb 14. 1839. s t. a $7.50l age 3 Public Notice. I S heerebty Iriven, that a Petition signed by the citizenis at Edgefield Cotrt Ilonse, will be presenited to the Honoerab'e the Senate and Ilonise of lRepresentatives of the State of Sotuth. Carolinia, at tis text sessiotn, for the incorpora tion: of the Village of Edgefield. Mlay 21, 139 6 Public 1Notice. IPPLICA TION for a renewal of the Char t ter of' Intcorporaittin granted to the Stato Cotnventiont of'the Baptist Deniomincation, itn Soth Carolia. will be meade at the next sit tintg of the Legislature of dontth-.Carolina. By order oif the Conivention. WV. B. JOH NSON, Pres'nt. Public Notice. T3IIE Meliers of the Baptist Churc'h at I Rocky Cre'ek, will petition the Legislatttre of South (Carolinta, at its nexlt sessioni, f'or the Icorporationt of'satid Church. Jnely lii, 1839 tf 24 Public Noic IS Hereby givent, that applicaitioni will be Kcmaidi to thte Legislatture. at its nexit Session, fosr ant Act, dectarinig that te Road leadling liim the Old W~ells, to Aikent. by the Vanicluso, Factory, be made a Putblic Road. And also, that so um--.h of' the old Chare-srtn Road, s lies hetiveent thme Old Wells acnd Ilatcher's Pondtes. be disceontinnue d as a Public Road Ani~tn-t 24. 18319 uc 30 - IS sHereby givent, that application will h.a made at the niext mteetinir of the State LI: pus.atucre', for Iccorporationi 'of die -Aiken Bayi. t. t Chnterhl.