Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, March 13, 1844, Image 4
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4pe4) jkecrs of Admuin'styA .
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eea edio be and appear
o n ttr~ext Ordiniary's Court.
fi,~ ~ toede at' Edge
uL a~ ~use on the 18thi of March,
V " s ause,"ifany, whyitbe said;
A, a m~tioi~houId not be granted.
* ye un~oi~der try hand and seal. this 4th
a 9fAiathAeShad eight bon adfo fu ctoheixyeht
y e_ a _n he ul- o eigt
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I' L1)DITB.CT..f
a e ; P.oe .pplies tome
sia~4 Ii h ;poodndchatels, ight5 anid.
m'asnroons, late or the
Dmnc oresaid. dctsd
--These Sr: e feore, to.. cie and ad
tnonheh All and a luth~e kindred and
' eitt~s of the"ba ecead, to he and
r" ar e ea ur n xt Ore inar '
Cou'rt for hesaI&1Dii,,i t o evyolde at
M arcll4B4tkb..sel o<cause, if. a~y
whby thiesai! dtIlinistraUOl -should 'not
*iyeu under My-.au and seal this ih.
i"a 'b March, one" Thousand .eight :huu
dred .'4od l'orty4fou!, ands u the=:sixt3y
*1ghattyeiiif 'Amrercan 'oeCid''
. JOH N Hfl>Lo.-E D
- 1arir.6" ($2 12) . 2t. ,(I
= GFI IjSTR.IT.
s rg . Vwe Wfi 1 f' iL.oa
A.tisfaci ion of the
pt h~'f. Allenand Jol.
ifq _ants~i an~iuuuit, rqside with
ou tistae~ T" otioui, by. Mr" ZWardLaIY,
its!' ooideatatheahove
p "pl1ead nnis'iror demur;.
n bt1 jiliolin
itficcnt i
)fc'inc'llwhos
.iRt'.forC ut.
v ?r+u? - n aiilkuWsai boill;
" -;
'; -ts bwfhikflPrOC tnCapnat
to de h os
ants. t';i this sut rk-i~r- e
* T~ln~'lifsairction mofthen
" ;. ''i " or Pt~Slcr. aes
S diit 'WAOhis: ifde t .
onaulHb htwi jn aid bill
", s'with-s+ ''fari nblc~tn eef
sRad .at vre~ect rhea 'decide rfor .oura elves .
(Atthe aEVVCAdSU SIORE, in.Hhitn ;ii thsaeBuhldi-of H uTER's otl)
111AS. Opened ,,and is ' neeieviig~3 fr -su pply~ of NE~W "iO5D$. suited to this.
d te a p chi Senitn, anio whib nm be found
Wool and iecedyed lilack Blue, Olo d 1ivitJe Green Brown and mixed Cloths
A great variety-01 Cassimeres.- estin s:andTailosraTrimmings, of the best quality.
PRINTS, DeLAINS, BOMBAZIN S M4'4CCAS SHEE INGS, l c.
English. Frene and-American. Calicoes,-at tidprices ; Furniture Colicoes;i Lm ens of 1yery
fabrc Cotton-andall Wool Flannels;.Color'ed,Plain, Plaid and Stripe'd.Camliries; Sws i, us-5
ins agreat variety of Bowni and Bleecbed'Sheetings and Shirtings, Osnaburgs,Kerse, Plaid
d Plgfi.Likseyfa i.lks.i. &c. am -
-HZATS,, AC SO0OTB. AND SHOES.
A goo supply fHi'ts,:bestquaiitY and latest style; Men's Boots and Shoes, Ladies Searfs
The alb've~at as low"prices as can be had in the State. A large assortment of Shawls, Cotton
Woioand Merino. -
Shirts, Draers, -osiery, Handkerschiefs,. c. e
- The above comprisingiy far the mostextensive stock of Dry Goods-.ever offered in town,
having been purchased for'cash in theeily of NewYork, which will be sold correspondingly
cheap..: . ~,t,.
':The subscriber acknowledes withpleasure, the extensive patronage he has received
rom the trading cpmmunity of this and the adjoining.Districts; and desiring to ivehis custo
mersgat all timnes,ievery advantage that the market affords,s istill prepared to sl asloas en
be had in this country. Purchasersare-respectfully invited to call, examine, and satisfy the
selves. -HS -- ifO37
Hamburg; October 7A
DRIJGS & DICINES. Bethany Academy,
THE Subscriber, keeps con HE Trustees of this instituting take a
stantly on-blandlayfull and very T pleasure in announcing to the public.
omplete assortment ofthe. m sd that they have ngain succeeded in securing the
choiADICIMjLY DRUGS id services of the Rev. A. G. BawaR, as instr
PsDICIaNs tor for- theensuing year; and, from the pr
Physicians, wfio are in prat- gress made by the students of the present-Yes:
tics, and mit to theia aterest they feel fully justified in recomniending th:
to calland esame sllarticles s Institution to theconfidence of those who may
prepared by us arei tpensy ac be disposed to give it their patronage.
ncord inrits the Dspenstory, The exercises will be resumed on the third
and mearranted to be such, sothat Monday in Jannary next, and will continue for
they may be lg enpded uponce ronti; a mg the term of-ten months, to be divided into two
thelong experience of.Doctor h nasme qual sessions. At the close of the first Session
to supsrtend the. busines, his name s a su tere will be an examination of the Students,
cient Uarantee, for anything that is vended and a public exhibition.
fromn;tis establishment. We have at all times - TERMS:
on hand, a Pill assortment of . - rtho h Reading, Writiig,
Pausnis Dye-StoUi . For Ortog ..y Redion
Window Class, Perfumery, &c. Any thig Th avid Arithmetic, per session d $600
prhaJ . tisconcern will be promptly scat. The aoe, with, podorniHi Cory, and 80
toam g concen ep s Geography, per session, 8 00
Orders executed .with the- utmost attention So much fthe abov ay e
and despateh. "+ "sary, together wvithi EnglishGram
addsae MARSHALL, mar, Ancient History and Geo
Succeso to T1IOMAS Je ITRAY, graphy, Natural Philosophy,Rhe
At his old and well, known'stand,- above tone, and .Bookkeeping per ses
P. MoGrasa's corner, Augusta,, Geo. sion, 10
Ja. 24 M cr' 3m 52 So much of the former as may be re
2 . .quired with Mathematici,. Chem
' tel'.Proof & No Mititake ! istry, Logic; and all other higher
g -, branches nfan Englisl Education, 12-00
.WAREHOUSE & GENER~AL COMMISaiONt . per session,.120
- MERCHUANTS:-HAMBURG .:sC. No Student will be received 'for a shorter
EGeAve to infrm their frieds and die term than the half of a session.
E ipublic tenerall their NEnds WAnTER Good Board can be had convenient to the
pulcgnrly hi EWIATR Sho on reasonable terms..
PROOF .1A REHOUSE, with large conve- A. PERRIN,
nioit close Stores anached, is now completed TJ... HIBBLER,
and ready for the receptionof.- A. T. TRAYLER,
jerclandise, d-. E. G.:ROBERTSON,
IrisIa * theprncipal street leadig J. SHIBLEY,
into ie btsioes, part.of the town, four feet W. S.. COTHRAN.
above the ighestwierimiirk by actualsurvey, TrusteES.
p itirely'remote from all other buildings, which Dec.11- 2am3m 46
enders it figproof, and conveniently situated "
f loading and uiloding wagons. Ridge Academy.
Thiy are-now permanently- located in this HE undersigned, Trustees of the Ridge
place, and ledged .not to speculate in Cotton Academy, having engaged the services
on their own account, but to give their undivi- of Mr. S. F. McDowEna for the year 184d,
ded attentio.to thpgnteresto f their customers, take great pleasure in recommending him to
and are fully: pre s tedto attend to the Sale, the public,as well qualified for the duties of an
St ornd Sha c, or- &c Instructor, being a regular gradale of the
Oeivi Otto Our.' Maej, Z E. south Carolina College, and having given
ei d r RCH D great satisfaction the present year.
FTie chargos e itlorder, ic. Br-. The Academy is situated on the Stage road
TIi C; charges b e as followsp.--For sel- leading from Edgefield to Columbia, and stn
Co2tsn2ed prCommisioa forbuying or dents from a distance will have the privilege of
seli Merh-nile. C ode for u travelling to and from the School, at 5 cents
'ellng Merchandise and Produce 24 per cent. Per mile in the Stage.
Forwarding and Storage, in accordance with p The Ridge is well. known to be -ictly
the established rates. All Cotton,Flrur,.&c. Tealth atg s weasonsoof the t ear.
received by the riverfree from wharfage. Li. .Board-ca be obltlied in orderly families at
beral advances will- he made when required, lordce oF T ned inor er fa ter
Hamliug, opSpelling, Reading and Writing, $3 00
.GROCIDRIES. & - -. With ArithmietieGe9ographiy and
Hlr.Subscribers respectfully inform their Grammar, -- - - 5 00
.frieiids and the public, that they haive re- History, Composition, Elements
ehived a large and fresh supply. of GOODS, of Natural Philosopimy, &c. &c., 7 .00
siunedabf one of the firm, in New York, Bos- The School is providad with a very supermnt
in Pilladelphia, Baltimore and Charleston, Terrestrial Globu, necessary Maps, &c.. comt.
which inaddition to their former stock. cow- plete
pi-ses the'largest anit bestassortmeuitof Goods R. WARD,
-ever ofi'ered in tiiimarket, consisting in part R. T1. BOA TWRIGHT,
as follws: - - T. WAT43ON' Trustcexs
-40 blhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and 8 ASN
-St Croix Sugars, - A. WATLSON, - |
30 bags Rio, Cuba, Porto Rico, St. Do A. WUTA ND, )
- -.-mingo, Java, and Mocha Coffee, December 27 48 5t.
70 hhids, West India Molasses, . -
-10 tierces Cubit - do. Family Groceries.
35 bbls. Now Orleizns do. - H ~IE Subscriber respectfully informs hii
0000 lbs. Bacon, Hains,Sides&Shoulders, ~friends and the pubhlic generally, that he
80,000 " Swede Iron, assorted sizes, offers for sale, at the brick store formerly occu
~5,000,"a English do. .- pied hy Messrs. Sibloy & Crapon, nearly op.
3000 " Badand Hoop Iron'. posito Mr. James Hubbard's Hotel, a large
3;0010 "'- Cast, rman.&. Bsterhed shpgadenera assortmentnof GROCERIES, par
200 "sas, Gea no Boe, Blsee Stel ticularly adapted toe ihe wants of families, con.
20sacs Safon (Beacesack- - sisting in part of
1,700 acsSf,(lahdsc,) . New Orleans, Porte Rico, and St. Croix
2,000 bushels Salt, in bulk. - -- SUG ARS,
-250 pies Gunny Bagging, Lump. leat. crushed & powdered Sugars,
,000 lbs. Bagging Twine. (WVeaver's,) Clutba. Rio and Java COFFEE,
*150-codls Mauiilla Dale RoP, Back,' Hyson;Gtunpowder and Imperial
100 .do Hemp do 'do -TE'AS,
1,500 yaiuds Osnnargs, West~ India and New Orleans Mola'ases,
5,000 lbs. double refined Loaf Su~gar, H pil's Patent Cauidles, 4s,5s, & 6s.
3000 " ' crushed do. Sperm. do. 4s, .5s, & 6s
r 3,000 powdered. - . do. Canal Floor, in whole and hialf barrels,
~-1;09'agle reflne'd:Loaf do. 6 casks primie Goshen Cheese,
---wboxes Turpentifie Soap, 20 boxes do. do. do,
---101 Sperm Candles, Buckwheat in 1-4 andi18 barrels,
2Q~' Hull's patent f'andles, Pickles in .-2gal. jars. qts. and pints,
5 tierces fresh ground Rice. -. Tomato Ketchup ' do. do.
2000. hbs.ghlite Lead No. 1 Union Mills, Walnut do. do. do.
25 bbl. Canal Flour, (choice brand,) 50 saska Liverpool Salt, (bleached sacks,)
40 dos." dining, parlor, rocking and 50 boxes Table ' do. (a fine article,)
children's:Chairs, . 25 brls. Irish Potatoes, (Roan)
-7eases Hats anid-Cap~s, - 2 tierces Onions, (red and silverskin)
-150-casks Stone.Lime. (in fine order,) A LSO,
20 kegs Dtipont's FFF g Powder, Bar sea p. shaving sea p. cottoni cards, wool
1000 lbs. Bai..ead, cards, pails, btuckets, tubs. keelert', piagns, in
- ehor0sbs Wiot Gasst x10&es 10x, digo madder, copperas, rice, lard, chocolate,
-'350pagsShogasr es, Baker's cocoa, cocoa paste, Goshen butter, so
T5a0 tpatr,.Spices .- m da biscuit, lemon biscuit, pic imc crackers, wa
T ifepier~pieGinger, Chocolate, C-ter crackers, butter crackers, pilot bread, al
niaonM monds, Starch, Nutmegs, fne chew- moods, entratnts; citron, cloves, wutmegs. nace,
in. Tobaceb .Negro Cloths,- Blaskets,'Shoe .cinnamon, pepper.. ace. ginger, sago, pearl
Th*adCoutdn Yarn, .Cotton- CzirdsWoo- Barley, maccaromi, vemicilli, capens, mustard,
CardsTks,. sieves; Plough Lines, Indigo, starch, West Iadia arid American preserves.
admle,'Blue Stoine, Coppera, Epsom Salts, Posons visiting Hamflurg, are respectfully
inas4:Oil, Lanij OilEa:(superior:article,) requested to call and examine for themselves.
Tte is, Filth Chriins, Smoothing Irons,. H. A. KENRICK.
bisbtzdcedar Buckets, horse Buckets, Hamburg, Novr. 25 tf - 44
Pails, ,as Keelers, Willo'w )agons, nests -_____________
Mease, Feathers, &cM &.&c. M - AREL HAD O FS ,f
SIBLEY & CRAPON. -M K E-HD OFSi
am abug July, 1, 1843. - f 2th n . br-la. Nos. 1L 2 and 3
FEhb BS.CnaFLOU,- 30 kits and 1-2 kits No.1 Mackarol,
neBL RaininsFLOU 400 lbs. COD VISH,
-100 boxes ne asn 10 boxes H ERlRINGS,
- 2 bags Alhr~ouds. 3 halfbarrelsNo.J Shad, for sale by
JT str eve& SndLYora bp - H. A. KENRICK,
ILY&. CRAPOT Hamburg, Nov.25 tf- 4
Ha finb rgNoM5 ~ - t 44
- - *P~nt & i~~ -- China, Crockery, etce
-,dinzgs O5S. .8 GENZRA L assortment of CH INA
ibhhLBS xFt anNjWhito CROCKERY. and- GLA~SS -WARE. con
-Lead - ---. - -- -sistig ofeommnoa andfine Teas Plates, Bowls,
-- ~i bls Tr iiOl 9 - Pitohers..Dishes. -E*tIand Basins; granite
-. - ipiaed Oi; ~ --aii hita Teassett; Tu~tulers.' Wine This
- 'Sia'erior Imp;Oil. - ~fssDecanters, Lamps,,Salls, Crnets, &c. &c.
or saeby rSIBLEYltr CR APN. ftorsale by H. A. KENRICK.
n amug Oc 2 - 40 - nHmburg,.Novr. 25 *44
rjC[RCJLAit37.,
I BEG fe r a h
BE lei itidrm. yoi that' cotlit*
" the fWEI.HOIJSEand COMMISIQN
BUSINES iSti y;old 'stand,: known as,:thl
WATiRRROOrWAREHQUS~.Detach-,
ed as it'is'from other.buildings, its lcaiion ren
lers.it.nearly is'secure froni fire, 'asif it was
fire-proof.?The flops have been elevated above
the high water mark' ofthe great- freshet of t
, slay; -ar' oh
'Planters will tnis be secured from the pos=
bility ofloss and damage by freshets.
Favailinyself of thypresent.occasion; to re- al
turn 'y thanks to my Iriend andpatrons, f o
their.liberat support during the-past season. I
solicit from tbm and the mbitc-geierally,; ;"e
coritinuance of thisconfidene,.and:assure them
that in return for their patronage, r will use my
best peronai .effrts to pioeiote and protect i
their interestsracommitted to'my.charge. In
addition to -t'as ssuianceipledge myselfthat .t
I will in no case pdrchase a bale.of cotton; dig ''
rectly or indiiectly. .1 will attend personally to
the sale and forwarding ofrcotton togavannali ',
or Charlesion; also, to the siTe of Bacon, Flour;
&c. &c., and to the reeiving'and forwarding,
of goods to the up-country. Having' a fine
wharf attached to myWarehonse, no wharfage, >e
will be charged on cotton to'my catir either
for sale or to be: forwarded to Savannah or
Charleston. . 1
Ky conimissions for selling cotton,. wi(- be
25 cents per bale, aid 12i cents for forward l
1ig. :1 vill also attend to the: buying of goods g
per order. h
Very respectfully, your, &c.
. WALKER. tl
Hamburg August 2,.1843
August9 . - Gm .2
For'al.
. LL BE SOLD, at private sale, asplen
'did BLACKSMITH, one who is fully
qualified and competent to have the charge of
a Shop, and do honor to the trade in all its va.
rious branches: he is excellent on Cast Steel, r
and is- also a very good coarse Shoemaker. t:
The subscriber being about to settle himself as b
a Planter, and having discontinued his Shop. e
and haVing a common plantation Smith will
dispose of the other for cash. The above boy e
is unblemished in character. - c
Any person wishing to see and examine the
boy, will apply to
M. E. HOLLINGSWORTH. f
Feb.14 tf .3
Law .iotice. . t
T HE subscribers. have firmed a partner- o
T ship in the practice of Law for Edliefield
District. Ofice near Goodman's Hotel.
J. TERRY,
JOSEPH ABNEY. s
December 23.1843 If 48
s
Notice. -
The Subscriber would take pportunity b
to return his thanks to a f' ndnd the co- K
munity in general. . j tal patronage
they have confe on or the last ten
years. He intend ryn therry
..Were st loritg
Business, in all its branches, at the old stand,
and .hopes by strict attention to bnsiness,-to
merit a continuance of those favors which, have a
bten so liberally bestowed on him.
JOHN LYON.
Dec.12 tf 46
Notice.
LL persons indebted to the subscriber, by
Note, or open Account, are requested to I
come forwrrd -and settle. as " I wANT MONEY,
ANwD MUST HAvE rr." to square off my own old t
scors. I have waited until my patience is worn t
threadbare, and can wait no longet. I would.'
therefore, advise those indebted to me, who do U
not wish to pay costs, to come up to the scratch t
at once, as I am determined not to be alone in
supporting Laweyers.
WILLIAM BATLEY.
Jr 1 17 ' tf 51.
Notice.
Tl HE subscriber having entered into new
Lbisiness arrangements, is desirous of I
closing up his.old business, and respectfully I
urges upon those indebted to him either by
note or account, the necessity of an immediate I
settlement.
JOHN COLGAN.
January 3 tf 49
Removal.
Nb ABBEY, Saddler and FTarness Maker.
.has removed his establishmnent to the
Store adjoining B. J. Ryan's Grocery, where
he will be thankful for all favora in bis line orf
business.
Jan 10" 'tf 50
State of South Carolina.
EDiGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMWMON PLsEAS.
J M. C. FREEL AND, who has been
* arrestied, and is now confined within
the bounds of the Jail of Edgefield District by
virtue Ma capins ad satisfaciendum, at the suit
of 0. H. Lee, having filed his petition, wvitha
a schedule on oath, of his whole estate and ef
fe:ts, with the purpose of obtaining the bone
lit of the Acts of the General Assembly, com
monly called the Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given, that the peti
ion ofthd 'said 3. M C. Freeland, will be
heard aiuf considered ini the Court of Common
Pleas for Edgefield District,at Edlgefield Court
House, on the second Monday of March next, or
on such other day as the Court may order, dur
ing theterm,comnmencing on the second Monday
in March next, at said place ; and all the cre
ditorseof isaid J. M. C. Freeland are hereby
summoned personally orby attorney, then and
there, in said Court, to shew cause, if any they
can, why the'benelit ol the Acts aforesaid'
should not. be granted to the 'said 3. M!, C.i
Freeland upo:nhis exec'nting the assignment re
quared by the Acts aforesaid.. -. D
Clerk's 0.5ice,
24th November, 1843.
Nov. 29 3m 44 1
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMON. PLEAS..
lAMES!D. HAMMOND, who has been t
arrested, and is now confined within the
bounds of the Jail of Edgefield District by vir
tue of a eapies ad satifaciendum. at the suit of
Charles 3. Glover, having filed his petition with
ofschedule on oath, of :n whole estate and ef
lyts, with the purpose of obtaining the benefit a
of the Acts of the General Assembly, common
ly called the Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hemeby given, that the pet
tion of the said James D). Hammond will he
heard a-nd considered in the Court of-Common p
Pleas for Edgelield Distaict.at Edgelield Court
House, on the second Monday of March next, e
or on mncr other day as the Court may 'order. gj
during the term, commencing on the second tI
Monday in March next, at said place; and all ti
the creditors of said James D. Hammond are p
hereby summoned personally or by attorney.. gi
thn and there, in said Court. to shew cause, if c
any they. can, why the benefitofthe-Acts afore
said should net be grantedl to the said James D.
Hammond upon has execnting the assignment
required by the Acts aforesaid.
> GEO. POPE;.c. z. v.~ I
Novr. 24, .1843. ~ -
No... m tf, 44
d ricisted
d. immediate powers .o I~strmg .;erfect
alth topersons suf'ering unp dneaileve
pd of.didease to swhich tbeq'huiian. .m iei
ble.: Thaylaie particu~irl ecotisedded to
those per-ons who are ailicted with any kind
a lo g etirmcopint;as'theres.
rmedicino'-before:dthEiublic whichi has:soe
itural and knappyefect-upon tie system in
irecting the stoma'cliand live., and .to the.
nizationofbealthf ciyle and thereby purify'
athe blood.W -< - *;
'hey are ackiowledged byshe hundreds wud
ousands who are using them, to .be not only.
e most mild and:pleasant in their operation;
it thebaoit- perfectly innocent -safe and-etih
entrmedicine ever ofered to thepublic.
host ,iii oeie make: a trial of these PillsY
nter. aflerwaids feed ,illing to be without
sen, iird calfagain and again for more, whih
sufficient proof of their good qualities. -
HEADACf IE-I1CK 0R'NERV011 :
Those wbo have suffdredwand are weary of
fering with' this distressing. complaint will
d Spencer's Vegetabl Pills a-remedy at once
itainand imnmediate in its efectv. One:siiit
e. dose of- the 'Pilla, taken soon as the head
he is fel coming on, tvill care it in one-half
our entirely..
As a' emedyin sunmer and bodecomplaints,
Bey display their wonderful powers; to admi
tion, and are far. superior to any thing in use
r these complaints. -
In Dyspepsta ynd Liber Complaint,they stand
nrivalled. Many have been cured in a few'
'eks, after having suffered under-the- dread=
i complaint~foi years.. - -
In Habitual Costiveness theyiare decidedly
iperiorto any Vevetable Pill ever brought be
ire the public ; and one 25 cent box will es
bish their surprising virtues. and place; them
tyond the reach .ofdoubt in the estimation of
very individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypo
iondriacal affections, loss of appetite, and-all
mplaints to which females alone aresubject
They are --mild in their 'action,.and, convey
Imost .immediate conviction of their ultility
om the first dose. They may be taken by
ersons of any 'ege; and the feeble, the infirm;
ie nervous and delicate ' are strengthened by
iir operation, because they' clear the system
rbad humors. quiet nervous irritability, "and
avariably produce.sound hesilth.. . -
Upwards of ithreehundred and .seenty thou
sd boxes of these inestimable Pill have been
>ld within the. last twelve months ,i three?
tates alone.' and more'than three times the
imequantity in other Statas.
As an anti bilious nmedicine,Mo family,1ould
e- without theni. A' single' trial of- teia is
iore satisfactory'than althousand certifiates'
-TaladegaSprings; Tauladega ;Co Ala.
.3.g 4fst 17,.1842:9."
'This is to certify,. tat I have been afilicted
with 'Sick Headache, tafspepiia and 'Livet
omplaintiand'Costiveness for'the last eight
r nine years during which time I ha'l taken,
s well as-I recollect,about saty boxes of Beck
rith's Pills, twelve boxes of Peter'alills,'and
number of-boes of. Champion's 'and Bian
reth's Pills, all of whicl afforded we butlittle,
r no relief. At last Iwas recommended to try
)r. Spenper's Vegetable Pill!, and well I did;
or 'never :had but one atteir of 'the Sick
eadache after I commenced- taiking'tie Pills,
now about six months,)-and' I' candidly con
s, that I have derived more-real benefit from
be use of Spencer's Pills, than. fromall the
ther Medicines and Pills that I haye ever
ten, and I would earnestly recommend them
a all. as being in my opinion, the best msdi
ine in use for all lingering complaints, The
ills have done me so much good, 'that' I
would not feel willing to be 'without them for
ivo dollars a box; -and I cannot but feel' very
rateful to Dr - Spencer, for having -prepared
uch a valuable nedicine, and the distribution
f it is conferring a very great favor on: the
ublic, as it is a thing of the utmoetiwportmnce
hat every family should have ~a supply of.Dr.
lyncer's truly valuable Pills const'antly' on
and. 'ISAAC M. THOMAS.
Price, 25 cents per box, with faill directions.
For sale by
HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO..
Augusta. Geoi-gia.
J. D. TI BBETS,
Edgefield Court House.
Dr. W. W. GEIGER,
Cherokee Ponds,
Aug. 16 6m-- 29 .
State of 2Outh Carolilia..
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
iN THE COMMON PLE AS.
Jurry & Caver, Ddrto
us. FrinAtc
3. . Miller, me.
W~ilam Curry, . Deario
e are. -nFri.~ taa
ared E. Groce, Dcaa o
vs. i oeg tah
[he Same. 'ma.
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us. nFrgnAtk
[he Same.met
ili am Curry,Delrto
['he Same. - mu.
ared E. Grace, us. .Dcaain
[he same. and.iFoegAtak
lenjamini S. Miller. ' mat'
urry & Caver, Ddrto
ohn WV. Carter. *. tn
L W. ruceDedaration
us. in Foreign Attach
['he Sme. .ment.
V. Cury, ' - j~ Dedlaration -
usin Foreign Attach
A. Hiler, ''" Declaration'
vs. ' -in Foreign Attack
IiraN.Wiaongent ' ment.
arnl ond fr te se- 'Declaration .
of th sam, vs . in Foreign Attack
['he Sme. ) ment.
.3.'dii.dayile thirDdllatrsin yof'
,rny~kow tobe itin Fao,.gn wthm
copy of said Declaratiot iharl on:ea
an be erved.'Itn For~~hatesinde.Aak
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wardedDeclaration -.
lar's )1c, ov 6,84 . Decla 42ion
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raeod fo lth'e umvtogve Decaa
tHE.PHis ts ine the bd eaehv
ce.hndite efnadte Bai owe H AS,
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GEO. OE, ,eiUC.
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t and never ,alsoneed succec fu "' , ~~ , -
retetinwnt? aEtiii8isei ._ :'= .
)ebilitfaq' D ?e rsoita .; ,
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4iedicme have beenrr eceiv *'pmn emif~ ,
i nt Phyrician t andoilip, a o:tap r 1
I<nd I :isrxs[tined that;uo w dle t vet, '=
Peen tt whole actionftasbee itefi" :
tal leit:3itit3itd nv - y
tom :.atl;ictedx= .
teartfelt buds, and b ri iii
aI if hePalla;;a 'oi flh r
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ter d;i 'atul;'.healih
,ompany t6g
Chil a '" ""'4 "'
the stimmrieli
Their actong-r 'Upon -1be",
liatmiiig-"thutpersonsarr3 Ailci i. "
tnd ;pleased wttki their rani
restoration. to healtb. -
'be Pills- are p p r e [ y a id e o Y sad io" ,
itid their proponions ij r
reeuc . as
rnedu ins iilchtneve .'failtt
relief is at all stfaiiiablet ' _. .''
.Each boi contains 20rdeses ....ft'P ''.
OneDo11ar.: . For snIebyt
HAVI -N L .,d. .,.
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Cbemk
Aug 16 .K;. 6m
Vegetab r gug#- '_
tSafe and certain; cure;for ;the ,a, '- .
,Fever in sll.tti cotni catef
eti'ect.Foi e remedy for fevers oeveryd >>.
This Medicine has'beei;'u ed3by. ..
etor a- number offyears-ia.estet ddq.'
during w.hich .iiing he as P
Beads of ceees f fevers earl m t pp t{
of:fhieniod'e of-practice. lieis' ennE;itm .
and =gill. .be'the:'p'revailing p'raetrce 'itt:! str :' ' :..
It: neyerfaiIg taperforui:a cuieiofrClA
.
Fever-the ri
Bilio is r
and Ydlot'o ,k'ever; all !iel d totiie u t ':_ k
Medicine;. i ' 4 are'.cuved,
practice. in: a artcr ' wit "r:'=
aertsintylhaii .by anyq he 7$a1 ; co: c.,
chat:hue"ever beep reeonlineu
CERTIFIC4 E: 'r
t3 t staff, 'ayett' Co:: Ain ail a
<- Dr.' Ci'rh +ptmr:-Dear,::eir; .1i t q'
pp fr,
greirfavonte - of r., Ha pingtoa t+
un61lastfallhad uorbeard.ofyour r;= = '
agent has'lefsome.iaihiaeqknntryf
used'them ton ' tactics to a co"tmtd -es
Y+_.."" tom. C.
tent, and i cna assure tit s fib- my knowledge * t' '
riot to anyy medleine-3saisve (i'ed',iaLe''
Fe ens: - I' a ia so' brcib ipd' fiotu: "
knowledge convinced of; the salufa'Mijl; -aR
important effects of ;your -pille;: ihat lam eu
tremely anxious tohavo oumake"an"a 1
thig?vicuui : ,Thais= t' $ii ti lug e
Bold: hoio t or cash::' Y iisa tail ""
.,. H;,tLEQN4I,
-DAW Co:,Ala" X" "It
Dr. Ckam n ear-ai% y f .:
which-I: recmived:fromton I tiaai;fm e '
for a. cpnsiderable pantity" ^
,w ill be sickly - here in eonsg uence:.ot i evae
'spring Toitr pills giva 1W I, he .
tenon here, .hat " I ami persanttd' ,
bore towritstayou'fors_,alalg p y bath'
kinds. It is now knawa: Ieea r '
and people will come 30 or'4 'miles-forabm.
Please send them soon,. " exp9dt; oj: s:J,
that Y' have kitten fo'r' byalie nine vour-ar nt'