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GRAE ZN THE WILDERNESS. it a . r.W P rp., U.S.N. 03W the Soutn sun, Ahammock gry. r the grave oron zamw nemnstrel lay; -Ad ast** dim wood wakea its strings, Bensath the twilight sky, - =*ao inktihodewy wing, Spirwit mdstes by, 6osewa the far bright t. WtGl"anDised herm! be eme or hans down its head, .Awlftlaombw as t~ro mourn hiofate; Thodul openbis bed Thea viad! thislnely spot, Oegcema w'th desert wools; o reda o the wiklenWe! stray Dot T-dilyrwi the reeds. -But .bedethest on kee V irgiu eyes *Wee the widow's room, And53 wisper-whr@e4 lieas .7t fors a. Asalueeyng bird,-thatdwhill so'Iaze. * . s mg toeday, 'adjoin by gentle mate, W asepseIfr away: - ad'-us her, wkeony reach her grovo Al ew wising shu'' How. a 'we bhard oifone, whosele e eve rise him aore. T'EllEWIDOW'8 CHARGE AT HlLER ,DAUGRTER'S DBAL.. . Ar.L. . efriq. Deal genymtboo, whose band has won 'N 'bird from the wet away, Whe ' a avernal Sa Mbe dany esoikd day by day; *kqose-the ieat muot grove, -gwheone hser did wing doth soar. The M lAst atbash *rare. Yet ~har guinapg-seig mo #1ore. m3su with hr-tbo a dear, bwesadmp ve told; She asrmyees~dingstetby (ald She. wsreet domestic bowser. -- kekob ngi oevie awkhalbtorine, WaOfae a4 as W per hour, =ha paIer wnh thing. ge ead thee, when far away, a scenes r oot shall rove, iNostj abrsdecesres decay. Tbh em iofweis fema to'e: .And at gee; wonderng. wark. tear iseeis ft= her eyelid break, 1W omsatheths m nesten beat Ca' ne'er partake. em6Ilas hur guns t tee, Usth atree to awkl rare 8h "in*et btehd treo As.1 _-aUUKto bae (w, 'ea Whom jdamot wk trrr wil. Did ..ut y wih b widow's Chu. V% QMygg, NANEOV. he qi~r:Tb@bberjor I he w seehb.edl traedly of I' :sent 'wa.lsabeth G. Thompso has b alsaghss rbbe~dOf aewel (ofa 'nn) :sd'is#Awitkh h puble toneeinge d -sae wads following to wit: .u ,-$SReward.-Left my bed and boahi, sithent a- just eCnse orirpsvocation, m b,..s.., Alexader Thonmpeon, to whoan ~ -I was law sy married by 'Squire Ne- *o Kieedssoa The: maid Thomapsom lefr this % batcia acystarrived at years of disere.-. mio.m. w~aut 6Ev feet six inchesi in . u.omi, -blue, jealous asly suspiectsand be iake. a. interest in] Any .giestiefomatiom-of the ubev~ueu-'tousme, auteidadibus, will -t4 reeess~ibb repaat( and she thauke - w of a sdt~ itwom and disenoat. h wife~~'70 'TJIPSON. - a~I! wa * - Toumy . a~6 ew~uau nIaueu s~llhe stesaett" - p h iitat farhesuaa t isloot soa m se,"a -4.ede qbe.4 ta soaW har. toiintm-hae kr6 ist ona asgenwis40Alesil -Od ekwal'ingr thar plibursfy 4 In ekwal stremeithartgrlors rU." Jist du all u kan for the pate 'in. wimnin, lovely wimmin! Judge i1 uitt said in a speech he maid in the KOrt louse on Oreen's =tryal, that a was the omnecting 'lyk 'etween mah 'and the Faith aad WoVrk.-Tbore is no Purial it. life in which -the 'dnion of faith anl rorks is more necessary, orpvductiv'Ol etter effect, than in that of farin: 'his is well illantrated by the foullowing ile story, which we have somewbere word or-read. At the early settlemeni of New Hampshire. the Ibhabitants of a own-in the interior consisted chiefly ol risb or Scotch Presbyterians, who a anog other things adopted Ilhe fullowini :ustow. AWben their fields were giauted iud sown, the miaucr, wih his ielders, leacons and the farmers, kveitsid each iildsia succession, offering up a short >syer at each,.that their labors wight'te' ult in a plentiffil harvest. tOne doytthe >rocesbion engaged in this oansperamb.u ation arrived at a fivd, w re the mints er stopped, todk a quick but.keensurvey, ind-hen addressed his dock to thistpur srt: "gly friends and brethren, we may )as along ; it will be ao-use to pray over his field. till there 'is more manre pread upon it; otherwise, aea the pray. or of a righteoue man, however ferrat, !annot be efcsal.-Alb. Cult. Loud Taiing.-JLnud -tilking. like a ram, denotes emaptiness. A wise man i inn, moderale. but does-not bluster and alk lond-those who enunot reason, think hey must supply the defect by blustering mui loud talling. Lt a mamitako evei i imuch-nise..talk to bit calili and ito in uderkey and he will generally come lawn-to something like nodertian. A ioisy brawling woman never has a quiet, derly, well governed family. and a loud alking mau never ducs his business as vll as theirmn, even tempered man. No at-er what the pruvocation, mever talk oud, and you .ilt be likely not only to cep down your temper, but that of othern rith whom )o way come mn contact. Plbeiaa. -*MY young friend." t-aid a iniclster to a Iv at a campmeetiUg, "do you ever think a future state?" "No I never meddles with State al'uirs, bough brother Jint is a politicianer." --%Do you ever think of dying " Noent I guess our Sally did when she t the measles, fur she turned all sots of olors." "Whose boy are yoU." -ihenany body axes dat tell 'em you ou't ktaow." New sping and Summer GOODS. SE Subscribelrs have just received. an .aft mow ofafring ti their onstoaners and *e #1obtle generally. aiull sind well selected ortament of Fancy a staple Dry Goods, eosprising every-rrniety .of Goods in their rs, suited too the Spring and Sumer trade, ich they will sell at prices to suit the times. A tav-A ge:seral as,,rtment of Groceses, lardware, flats, whioes, &c. -c. bich will f soldat-.' which cannot.hil giveuatisfaction to thiwho way favor them ith their palrtrate. W~e were induced by ,present reduce prices of Goods, to maske sar purchases, which enables us -te' offer rong inducem ets.W r utebasers. We nure trew oseUa let those who doubt ur melity to please theanD coil and sc6. We also coutimne the busiiseed'of iwutery & Mantesmaklmg der the -suzperintendence of Ars. C. 14. OWD, and having received a new 'upply Goods sulted to that branch of tra~e. are -epased mo execute all kinds of work with tess and despatch. Orders from time coutr row tended Aprill2 if 11 Merchant Tailor, S.ESPECTFOLAX informs his ens touters, aid the pubice generally, a lie is just returned fromreharlesini, itth a variety.of anieles in his line, whieb Swill disapose cif on terms to suit the iaeh22 if 8 lmC ' A SmMQCr a LFU i snartment for a tlhe fauet Chse tro.is by - E O. 0. B FORD. Ila nburgArl 14 - 19 NGII A ERIC ad for sali fe aahugAprih - te ? SIIEETINQS'aind fUNSTIN~S; - -J aa. O . v.j0 % . Ilmbtg A 17 -- S t9 tmformihsir aiura -mrust April19 1 WBhge and. Burner sahEBhberlbers are now reces'.g froma L:Ne.rk.their ' -every artis). esiyet luysW haeseected our od mh . request or eustemas, 111 alli esstine -pon thaskfiul Sr etik Eau ssUs~gt~ationin 66. mestomiteoswe, ?flaEEr & BRtYAN; - a l1.: I843. . ,f n T HE celebrated Race hlorse and StaJ lion, ARGYLE, will stand the ensu ing Season at the Plantation of Capt. Ws. B.MaTs, four miles south of Edgelield C. H.. on the Augusta Road. He will be let to Mares at $15 the'single visit; 825 the season ; and 035 toiosre; and half a duol Iar to the Groomin every instance. The money oran "roved note payable the 15th of Decebiner nest, must be sent with each Mare. or she will not be served. Good pasturage will be provided, and Mares fed on.;rain at a reasonable price, and servants'boarded gratis. A club of five Mar'es shall be entitled 'to their season at $20 c&iCh Mare, aud should they prove not in foal, they shalleave the beuefit-of themFall Season gratis. Every care will-be tAken of the Mates and their foals,'but aoliabiliuies will be incurred.fur edeapes or adcidents. A discuuut of ten 'per cent will be alld-Wed on all monies paid at the tino of putting the Mae. The Season will commence on the first of February, and end on the last of Aune. kROYLE is a dark brown h'rse, with out white, except a stat, fifteen hands and 'tlfree quarters high ; possessed of uncom uton bone and muscle, and a form com biuing with perfect symmietry, every es sential of a Race'l'Hrse. lie is now 12 years old, having been foaled in Maryland tb-theAprinumof 1830. lie was sired by the fainsias-loos. Touson, his dam This tie, wau by'Ogle's Oscar. his graudam by Dr. Thornton's imported Horse Clifden; his g. g. damn by 31r. liall's Spot; and his g.g. g-dam byDr.-M arsball's I lyder Ally, v he was-y Lindsaj's Arabian. The performances of ARGYLE upon the Turf, have placed him in the very first rank of Americaq, Iurses as a Racer, while ihse of his got ei.title him to Ain equal standing as a Stallion. lie sta'rted Ert at -Ornngeburg. S. C., in 'Jan.134, and ran at larnwell, Augusta, lacon, Columbia and Charleston, two, airee and four miles heats, winning successively 8 races five of them of four mile beats, beat ing Patsy Wallace, Ranktnake.(3 times) Lucy Ashlou, Iushlighi, -Bertrand, junior, (twice) Nertumus, &c. &c. 'lie never lost a heat, and -was rarely if ever put up to his speed, until his eatraordinary defeat by John Bascombe. in April, 183, the circumnstnces of % hie'h are I'auiliar to ev ery one. Subsequently be was trained and run with great success in Virginia; and in May last on the Central Course at Baltimore, after runtuing for the first heat of thlm miles, and losing it by a laead in 5 miuues 4 w.toends, le non the second heat in 5 minutes, 40 seconds, being the best secoud heat of three nOles recorded in 'he American Turf, and the snoit brilliant per formance or a year surpassing all ;ghers in the richness of its annels. During the s;.me week, and on the same course, one of his daugters, Kate Seaton, won the .great sweepstakesof $1000, beating a fine field witi great ease; such a coincidence being hitherto unknown upon the Turf. ARGYLE stood but one season and to asimated onuiber of mares. not many-o which were thorough bred, yet his colts have *oo nine out of eleven races for which they have been started, beating at one, two and three miles, ihe get of many of our best Siallions, 'besidei. several im ported -colts, annme of thtera in first-rate ime. 'T wo of his get, Goveror :Bualer and .Kate Seatotn. ate now unrivalled upon ift Turf by any thing of their age, The owners of ARGYLE, in brringing Aim brick to the State in which (though not foaled) ite was fir-st trained and gained hil earliest tauras.present im witha con fidence to the PubIlic, as being in every way, ona account of his blood. aire nd form, hais performan::es on time tur f. so re markable for emaurance, as well as speed, suit the extraordiunry success of his ge't, worthy of their enmirpppprobaiom. W'LAM ii. MAYS. Janutary 18, 1843 af 51 Rlanaway FR OM the sabseuiber, hivng tnear Cloud's creek, in the zoa-uihbouerhod of Chatman's Atill Edgefleid Disict,. tW Nlegro man JOHN, whua-J pas~( J)chased of my fathets''few weeks ago,' my father purchased him frotm a spe culator. from Virginia. John said he was raenear flichmond, Vas. lie iin shout 21 ydarssof age. about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high. of Dghtenanplexion, and ha. a sear an the car net of bhis lt eye: is a stout well made fellow, ful:faced, s gule uik when spoken to. H~e hail on whir .h e went away a fur cap. a brown ish elpthaes' and pillatoons of course gre eleda. -t ltiei.likelhe'istrying to get hatc o-'ia. I IIU i iw *ttty-five dollars esewtany person who -vill apprehend the. said slave and eanline him a any-.'ii inthis' 8tate, so that I get himagain, ad thtirty-five dilaw if eaken-ooftheStase. n nd if bromight hiomaaaLvesoaable expenses will be paid. Th~pelaofo wh~ombo was purchased writs'has niame Andrew Leaa. -ADAM BLACK. Ydb. 95 f 4 -The Colunmbia South.Carolinian, will copy the above uese a stanoti until ihrbid. And forward'their accounts to this oice. 1tate-of' South Carolina. 1.LEGEFIELD DISTRICT. *iN EQWITY. A, L. Nicholson, Bill to o& - .vs. - ain tite fE. N. Coleman,antl othere. forland4' Eided .oeman, one of the defen ifagS6 in this case, reside beyond the1m ila of' this State. On motion of Pop. and Pope ordered thatchesaid Eldred[N. Cole man, dosplead answer or demur to the bill sit'or before the eighth day of Jnu& next, otherwise she said biliewill be ordered pro eenfesso against hit. i. TERRY. c. a. a. D. Marrh9 3m G Wew~ Upring & gSummenr .No. O. 3. FRD,' 8S now openialt hsselms n Hamblrg, Aa fallasetment f leithe Sprin asitSuuuber trade, whieb he .,n.. ..irs 9Csh Cioice Fasl MMedicines. n Ia, Iuk, mWassew AND every article usually .kept in DRUG STORES, re oIlered to the lowest mar ket prices, by RISLEY & CO. Hamburg, S. U.. or HIVILANb, RISLEY & CO. Augusta. A pril 5 3me 10 JOHN SEAW, BRICKLAYER & PLA#TER ER, T ENDERS is services-to the citizens of this und the adjoining Districts, to do aay work in his line, in a workmanlike manner, and at prices suitable to the times. Having served a regular apprenticeship to the busineas,'le willirarrautthe work he puts together to stand. Letters addressed to the eate'dfivmr. Durisoe, will meet with immediate atten tion. march 22 if 8 PETER GODLA9 Turner and Gunsmith, INFORMS the citizens of Edge6eld A village and its vicinity, that he is pre pated to eecute all kinds ofTuroitrg, in Wood, Iron, Brass. or any kina or betal. lie also repairs all kinds of Gunwork, at the lowest prices for Cash. (' All person% indebted to him are respectfully requested. to come forward and-eule their accounts. miNeh'29 tf 9 State Rights and State Mcchanics! SADDLE, BRIDLE, HARNESS AND COLLAR MANUFAC'TORY. DAMEL ABBt, R ESPECTFULLY informs the citi zens of Edgefield District, that he has comtenced ihe above business in all its various branches. Having just recei ved from the Eastern Cities, a splentid as sortmnet of Bitts, 1lountings and Lebtlier, he assures the public that his work will be dotie in a style equal to any lanufactory in the State, at reduced prices. N. U lilitary accuutrenents in the most approved style. Edgefield (;-.3U., Feb 1 if I Notlee. AL persons iude'ted to us on accounts Adue the fitst of January last, are re quested to come and settle up. We have to pay our-debts. GOOD3E & LYON. Feb.13 tf 3 NOTiCE. LL.Persots are lorwarned from trading A ror two 'Notes of hand. given by me to Paul W. Conner, one due Grht January nest, (nr Fire Hundred Dollars. with interest fron the date, dated January 19, 1843. The other for Fivo Hundred Dollarm, due first January. 1845. dated 19th January, 1643. The said Notes were given for lind, a part of which belonged ti another pa son. The Notes are in possession of Getl. G. IV. Hodges, who is uin:!F bound % ith Paul W. Conner. in a bond to in he title of said land, good. I never intend to phythe aid nlotes. LARILN GRIFFIN, Alarch 15 if 7 State of South Carolinia EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE .COMMON FLEAS. Lewis Culbreath, Declaration in As vs. sumpsir. John Scurry. Foreig a Attachment. 8amuel A. Chappell,) Dedaration in As. Us. sumpsit. John Scurry. Foreign Auschsment. T H E plaintifra having this day filed aheir de clarations in thea aboveesases. in nmy office, and the defendant having no wife or attorney, known to he within thais S tate, on whom a co py of said declaration ,with a rule to plead, can be served. .iti i ordered, that the said defen danui do plead to the said declarations, within a year and a day fromn the ptublicatian oT this or 'dar, or final and absolute jnadgtuent will be awarded against him. G~EO. POPE, c. c. p. Clerk's Ofee, a .ti)Jay. 1842. i lv IP State of South Carolina. EDGSPIELD DISTRICT. IN T H E C9MMON PL EAS. Oliver Simpson,) vs. Foreiga Attach ment. Middleton Biefk.) TrihE.Pliaiti 'aving thits daf-til68-bis I delaration in this case, in mny office, and thedefendant having reo wifeorattorney,known to be within this State, on whom a copy of said declaration, with a ruleoto ptead can be served. It is ordered, that tdae said defendant do plead to the said declaration. wjtthip a year sede day from tha pumblication ot'this order, or final and absoluaejudgment will beawarded against him. GEO. PUPE, c. c. P. CLek'-Qbre Edgefield C. U. April10o, 1843 Apria l14 0. ly ST. T7-HF S. C.ROLxJV., EDGEFIlELD DISTRICT. IN TilE COMMON PLEAS. Carwile, Moore & Co.j We in John Sr' 3Foreign Attac&ment. T HE P aintiffs having thls day fied their dEalaration in this-tase, in my oflie and the defendant having no -wife or attorney. known to be within this State'. on whom a co pyofsaid delaratton, with a role to plead can bserved. It is ordered, that .themaid defend aut do plead to the said declaration, within a year ad a day from the publication of this or 8er, or final and absolute judgment will he awarded against him. GEO. POPE, c. c. r. Cterk's Ofce,-Oct. 18,1842. ly 40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TH E COM1MON PLEAS. War Se'erry, as. - Declarabea in Assaspuit. fohn Seurry. Win. II. lrennan, for the use of W m. Scurry, Dedtaration in Debt. IohS . L - Tena g nadyfied their ' nteaovesae eases, in ny ome, andthe defendant havhagno wife or tattrney, known to be wattin tis State, on ahe. a cpy of said declarations, with a rule o pead sball be sdrved. lris.ordered that the. iaid defeimant do plead no thesa~e iaras ,ithin a yearrsd day from the publication of his order, or. fnladaslt.Jdmn i to awarded againsthbas. jdmn i - . POPE, e~ c. t. 7r'sd,--- w thMay.1849. - ly 18 New- 0ah,,. ; SIBY'S COR Lailies;d'ye~wia iubijf4 At your iWn gridt Bsen Haste to the New Cash8tinaJhway Secure great Bargains, wbis yn amay. Our Stock of Good beinglarge-andaw. Inducements great we'll of'er you, You still shall find. as heretofore, The Chleapestpace. wie New Cash Store. H AVING sten the pait inub in the City or NeYork, ithe selih of an ax enA.ie Fashionable and Cheap Stock of 1er -SPring r-Suoimmner We would respecfully ask'ifr EM-l uso were asid the public, to examine our asor went and learn the prices, before purchasing else bere, feelingconfident thatthe'citlzens of Soauth Carolina need no longer be uadea the necesuity of leaving their own.State, to pro cure DAY GOODSas good, iushionabe,and cheap as in any other market. A Our sourtment being unusually large;we shall rt enunerate articles hoad prices, but assuve you we shall take great plasure in shewing Goods, and naming sma! prias. No charge fur looking WM. KETCHUM & CO. N. B. Remember we have teporedroentie old starnd near Hunter's lutl, to the new Brick Building on Sibily's Corner. W.KX.& Co. IHamburg April 3 - 10 Merchant Tailor Shop. AVING given this branch of our bus ness aour particular atthntion in seldIlig from this r'gs unpotahains ah best, cheap eat an most inuable styles o . Clotias, astmeres, 'md VE8TINGS, and every other article necessary to a Gentle man's Wardrobe, we will only add that the Shop is atill conducted hy . . J: r. R. I PUL&E Wnose taste and skill in cutting, and faithful ness of work, is too well kncwn to need our praise. Terms Cash. positively, prices in accord ance with terms and times. WM. KETCHUM &CO. IHamburg-, Aprl 1. 1843. st 10 MetTS V MONNE T . 1O DOZEN Men'sand Boys, white 10 and colored Palm Leaf Hats, Childrens and Boys Leghorn flts, Mens Leghorn and Pansaa Hats. 25 dos. white and colored Hoods 25 to 37cts. 6 do plain Straw Bonnets, $1 to $3. Silk Bonnets, black and fancy, $1 50 to $4, Ieghorn Bonnets. (fne) new shape, Mimees Cypres & Straw Bonnete 50cts. to $2. Artifial-Flowers, Band Boxes. &c Just recei V by . -- - C Hiamburr. April 3, 1843. 8: 10 Georgia Nankeens, ROWN LINENS, and FINE DRILLS, Justreceived by JNO.-O. B. FORD. Ilamburg, April 14 French Mualaas & Prited LAWNS. FINE assorunent. for sode CAe.p. by JNU. 0. B. FORD. Hamburg. April 15 tf 12 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Joseph Brown a wife, Bilier ceoaa, Moses Jacobs & wife, et al. * T pp.ari to mysatisfaction. it Moses Jacsandhis wife Cutharine, reside out thbis Sate, on motion ofGriin & Burt. Plain. tiff's tso.CItors, nrdered: That thesaid Moses, and wife., do plead, answer, or demur, to this bill, within three nionthn from the pubs'ation of this order, or the said bill will be taken pro coanfess, against them. J. TERRY, c. s. a.,. Commissioner's Office, A pril 17, 1843. April 39 lamn~a 12 Ntate of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE DISTRJCT. IN THEt COMMON PLEAS. -William Smith, vs. Trespass, Attachment. Alex. Simpson, T1 H E Plamitirhaving filed his declaration ..in my uflice against the said dcfendant: Drdered tieat the defendant do appear and puead thereto within a ycar and a day from the filing of the same, otherwiso final judgtnent will be awarded agiss him. b01N F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, 24th Sept. 4842. Sept. 2$ y 3 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. iY .EQWT'l. ?frhe'Wchles~byher BWsi for Imj'awio next friend. vs. au Win. Nobles, & others. Alisse.r. 1 T appearing to mny matisf'action, that the LDefenodant William Nobles, resides with. out the limits of~the state. Ordeped, that the said Defendant do plead, answer or demur to the complainants bill, within three months fiom the publication hereof, or the said bill will be taken pro confessio against him. J. TERRY, c. i. i. n. Nov. 26, 1842. c. Mlarcla 4 -zm 6I ~St'ae of' South& Carolina, AIBBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMONPLE AS. John A. Donakd, . vs. Attachment, Assumnpeit. Win. hI. .Geswell. T RE laimiff laaving flle,I his declaration tin my office against the Defendant whao la writhout the limits offStte. OrdeuqdLthat the said defendant do appear and plead thereto weithin a year and a day frout the Glhin of the msme, otherwise final judgement will beawar ded against im. JNO. P. LWVINGSTON, C. C..P. Clerk's ecices Sept 24'-S82.. Sept, 28 ly 35 State .of South .Carolina, EnDEPIE.LD 1NSTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. G. L&E. Penn &Co. )Deelaration is Fe Ann F. Glasstock. . . ahuaa TpH E PlaintifF's ha iggia ay fled ...their declarationi in mny offce, and the Do fendant having no Attorney, known to be with in the State, on whom a copy of the same, with a rule to plead could be 'set ed : is is ordered, that the Defeadaut plead to the said declara :ign witi ayear and a day, or Basal and abso Cferks ofts. ,GO. sPE 4.,3 Ost. 158,482. o . ae'4 CyclepediSa ef NMiVWe j. D. TIBETTS, has resesved a few co-1 -. iesoftheaboe aluibiauwork, whict le offers for sale at th.aitb hemU eres.. The eharuteter of 'ir eek .being so well nown to, the pbic geally,; it is deemed nnocesry tosfodtchetlpon It. May24 tf 17 5eUutu E Uuruun~aa. IEDIgt.JCT. COMMON PLEAS. W.3ceFELLAR.wrifibbeeua. Aod6r.6f4 _ "v D~ vil his tedloaivth a Kem date1a. it h lem tamI aad per. mosl,7ei the purpoe of tala the bene~t ortho Ae-ateGenaeiaPAsiaibly, corn bxr -ef MomowdAU..noeIsDbt Acia, tkmj of tbs~id~am .~ uwl be -Picas Cor AbW1A4uutiigt. -&9'n 'U.oseou the ad-=aasiefw ciobtestor such odthr day thpageftr ar-he Couiemay ole'r during th te;eis affie aid place, on the-thirdin 1114 '%Mobw m and &W W:eItr - Mc. Kellar, are hereby sim by thei=AurJeysto-opens the aSidcourt. to show. es.'i~w t can. whv the ben~fit . teA 4r@Ad ould not be #acted ?A N. elar. upon hiasx~ecotip h6~simt equired by die NAti -. A.IAJ.IM E NG870 eL. vo as5 Dhqepqsue &r~bi..n b.c Lirer hilyS it ari . . R.6i Cmpi Ui;freithjtr6wb Spring. Thse-w tatr tpon the system aretes appetie; =and o ahernadyse .etcia t e glandularsystem eiiinv-1an fpar r ofItheilver and e u producigfcopioev - tioas; and they aiso e ttdete iidoi to-the surface, increasing di jespirdaio. Fron the combin"oi eisf.s 'ies Upon a he systewiey am. pdrer of the blood, and oqualizer- the cirea tion. Ttefectof .madejan. these water, arm I ~ 'r'pet to the water itself Wadcah iiu to a common glass of.water. t's, hocure of ahe above diseases, and -~ll othire-chronic (or slow) diseases, preseverse indie use of these Pills, aecording t the-ditietanss given In the small bilsaceompaiaistbe pills, is all Im a; nd, ifbey spr. veringly t as qd t ca ma he more certainly epecaidran - other areatmen heretofore cept from the use% we they are prepared r by ab at the Spriopor W. speedily cure d = s'ad acidisy of the stomach,-ahaneis mouly called heart-bira; two ncthreipis amy be taken at an' Im heu tb soaois. ach is troubled with acidwithtbihap pest efect Thems Pills ae anese. lt a'fect 'ino lrewenian o iak nervous or sick-headache;1am? tbrq. ja six pills should he takse adibwAenthe symptoms a felt . Thee -waters are as efeal remedy for all heborrbages; aind as the Pillee 'he same efect in odeaeasit'is beliiubd they will-dise haveatfiesame efeetin eases or hemorrhage. T*' cure dropsies in some case., but are notan-iufaliblureac4 in all cases of this 'dbiis. From the e -Of dhswaan and pills in purifying blood. they ars in y;luabe in the care of all dianses of the skin, and all indolent seres,,nd disposed to a healthy action. In ste us othem for such diseases, if the disease ef i. skin appears to be rietated at Erst, or ifthe ulcers become moreniamed and dischaige more freely,tno& thisecirnumstauce alarm any one. or deter him from peverng is their use. These are ewionusof tho' good effeets of she Pills in expelling the vitiated humor, from the blood to the suarface, and until the bslood Is purigied; such disease cannot be cured.''In serofu lons ulcers, the use of thess waters and pais, invariably cause themt to discharge more freely, and in a short time, of amore healthy ap'pearauce. -They ard a very useful remedy is Cholera lafantum or the summer bowel complaint in children : as also for espelling wowms Jrom children. They imnmedlhitely give a good appetite, promote digestion, and wall efe~ctually correct and .eure acidity of-the stomach. From their e1nuia-g audyarifying eets upon .the bloaod; and fromn the tone, vigor and enel-gy, wich their operatdionmpart. to ahe whuls -system they wil~taaoud a great preventaive -of the (evers, whith prevail .irn.lds and .nhkeshby egioasi hence, persons living ia such regions,'ill find It greadly to their advantage~to ause the pills, (or a fortnight, at eibeacoyqimee ment of every spring and faI5musou,taa a preventative, and tobnild~op'consdtedone brollen down by previon attaeof faiser. These Pills are a n vluable uesliant to. ahe use and~fficacv ofeelphi riEd sa line mineral waters, and saksin.*fos of them taken each day, at difliirentlmes. which .in attendances t -other, pasneral gngs would add greatly to thesutative effects of these watets. These waters and $.pil are-witby of the notice of the I1edicalValay; and I. :r~eir hands would he a valuable articleim the treament or many diseases, otherdise taasanageable. -fansmeorrha,dysmou orrheza and lueborrhea, the watersof the Alum Spings are pecullauyjefecacous ; and me believe the-,pills meds~fathese waters, woold have the sitI~ l'estin the treatment of those diseeses, that'therwater has; therefore, we would recoammend a trial of them, by uhe'Facultyrin thosdis eases. 'Thesefil are iaea, hay ing no nauseous taste, dfre perfectly safe In all cases where active (ever .does not euist and do not sicken persons while using them For si by 3. D. TIBBETS, nest door onG. L . Pnns, tore. Strayede tomv isSioteO-MF amburg, on P -b a,,ab of i.rd Iastant, a sma o tnwaswie e to asto e BEN. C. YANCEY. tlambfri. May 19, ted. f 17'