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e friends of' Major ABRAttAM 0NES, announce him as ~ :catidittate for a t Coil the vacancy occa adail"f inesS.' Pope O The friends of JAMES SPANN,Esgr. respectfully announce him as a candidate for, the office of Tax-Collector, atthe ensuing-elec' tion., :. e.- iapril14 i 113?The friends of, WESLEY BODIE, an pounce him- aacandidaes for the. office of 4heiW at tbe'etiauing~elUCt On. "-. 's~february.2#f ., ' :. t T7' 'he followtnggentlemen are announced -b ibeir.friends as candidates for the Office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election : so. JOHN QUATTLEBUM, GEORGE J. SHEPPARD, EDMUND MORRIS, SAMPSON B, MAYS, Lieut.JAMES B. HARRIS, Maj. S. C. SCOTT, Naj. MARSHALL R. SMITH, L VI R. WILSON. :7 The following gendeneirare announced by their friends as candidates for the office of Ordinary, at the ensuing election. Col. JOHN HILL, * ' UL1US BANKS, Capt. W. L. COLEMAN. PUBLIC SALE OF 3'LOTS ON SBULTZ'S HILL, "NEAR HAMBURG, S. C. N MONDAY the 10th day of May next. O will be offered for sale to the highest bid '.:l 3f LOTSr en Shultz's Hill, as laid out by him, each let containing one acre and moe, a plat of which will be exhibited on the day of sale, and each lot will also be plainly marked and staked of, the whole is vacant with the exception of one. This property is intended as a settlement for private residences, and a summer retreat for the inhabitants of the Town, Mechanics, &c. The distance is about half a mile, a moderate walk, morning and evening, the water in all the neighboring wells is good, and cool and the soil is called pretty good for pine land, and as to health, I will only say, that I have been liv ing on this hill, winter and summer, since the second day of July, 1821, the day on which the foundation of Hamburg was laid, and it might be supposed that I would not live in a grave yard. By a. survey this hill is one hundred feet higher, than either Hamburg or Augusta, and as for title to the property, the Bank of the State of South Carolina, is to receive the mo ney and make title to a portion, and individuals of good standing, will make title for the balance inker .manner. -I' will further:remark, that many of those lots are thickly filled with young growth, such as black jack, oak. and hickory, and may be turned into handsome. groves at once by dressing them, and all the lots are either fronting a large stream, or the main public roads to Charleston, Columbia, Edge field, or Abbeville, in short there is nofinesse - about it, it toiU become a pleasant selement. , The sale is for'cash. and will commence at 11 o'clock on that day,'near my residence. HENRY SHULTZ. Hamburg, S. C. April 24, 1847. a: pril28 r " rT St, 2 14 '' 1 'ifew Sprbs#g ,aild Summer = GOODS. HE Subscriber is' now- receiving- from '1 ew York, his supply of SSPRING AND SUMMER .i ebiskia the:1argest and .most desirable stock y 'e e i dtin sity dug of a 1 ey r ae o .o a fash Lades am eneemtyels O 1eari which have b en4d tedh' eason. ca1 n eW1 elis ee -whiclrerdery rich and beautiful.; People froth the couiatry?' visiting 'the city, - wGould -do well :o'call and'examine his cet sive assortment before purchasing, as-he is de - teriiiined in sell on'the lowest terms, for Cash. or to poetaawl Customers. - -WMt. Hi CRANE, -Broad istreet, nast door West of the - - Rail Road Buildings. Adgusta, Geo., Apuil, 1847. atnI2I -4t 13 -Tan Bark Wanted. THe Subs riber wishes to purchase be tween Filly and One Hundred Cords of good TAN BARK, for which tho Casts will be paid. Apply to *M. FRAZIER. april 14 tf 12 CHEESEAIAN'S~ARABIAN BALSA.M. ASM A LL supply of this celebrated article, for sale by R. S. ROBER TS. march 24 -If -9 * State of- South Car'olina. - EDGE PIELD DISTRICT.. John Rochsell, i Q lY vs. James Tomnpkins, Ea'or. and others. George Holloway, & wife, & others, John Rochiell, and others. uN pursuance of the orders of the Court of B.Equity, it ia, Ordered, That the parties in these cases appear in my office, o:t reference,on Tuesday the first day of June next, 'and that all the creditors of MIrs. Elizabeth Roebell, de ee~ased, do present their demands, on that day, with the necessary proof. fixing the liability of her estate, according to the Decrees of the Court of Equity in the above stated cases. S. S. TOM PKINS, C. E. E. D. Comrn'rs. Office, April21, 1847. leggng eWast Cost for One e~ouig Only. T'HE Public are now convinced generally, ...of the trutha of the above, and that Cheap a my Goods were before, COST is a different thing, and never were Goods sold so low in this Disktr'ichallgo North the end of this month. and'thntilajprices will he resumned. My stock is but little r'educed bythe purchases made as yet. People are just beinning to find out that Ilam in euirnestE and I trut none will lose this opportunity'of obtaining bargains from the -. best aorted stock in the country. -. 'R..S.OBERTS. *A ril 1 4 - tf 12 Notice. - piErsons having demands-agaiiistthe C eseae of avidLichardson, areijequst tewed, and all debtors of the estate, are required to m'ake prompt payment, as the affairs of the estate-are about to he closed. ~ AB-. MI. RICHARDSON, 4~JAS, S, GUIGNARD, - 1' .; ' . Esy t08 - L&E&OPEN.WORK BONNETS. ~t rawand ace DON I rc19 Si ROBERTS. Kefeiving&ForWardingAgen 8 declined~thesidea of-removimg-froai Hamburg, and.availshimsefo bthi.me thod to correct that impression' IHe-will continue to' devote his attention to the best interest of his patronu,:and solicits a continuance of theirfavors... 2 Hamburg S. C., 17th April,1847.; . -- april2,. 4t. 13 Bargains! Bargains !! Selling of at Cost. INSERTION and Scollop Trimmings3yds. for 25 cents, Openwork Bonnets, worth $6, for $3 50, Common Straw Bonnsts, 25 toT>2 cents, Needles and Pine, at 5 cents a paper, beat rocry ad Hardware, with Drys and a well assorted stock of .Fancy Goods and Perfumery; will be sold at Cost, for one month from-the 1st of April. Come in time to get Bargains. R. S. ROBERTS. april21 . . tf 13 IVQOTICE. 7 T HE undersigned have formed a co-part nership under the name of Js Lyon & Co., for the purpose of carrying on the Mlerchant Tailoring Business, and will keep at the same place formerly occu pied by John Lyon. " A EANDsoKrW AssORTMENT of CLOTHS, (CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, and fancy articler, will always be kept on hand, which will be sold on reasonable terms. I JOHN LYON. JOHN LIPSCOMB. January 1, 1847. We also wonld inform the publie. that we are receiving from New York and 'Charleston, a splendid assortment of Goods suitable for Gen tlemen's wear. consisting in part of: Sup. black French CLOTN, Do. blue do. do. Do. brown do. do. Do. black do. Doe skin.CASSIMERES' Do. do. fancy do. do. Do, fancy check summer COATS, a large variety, A splendid assortment of VESTINGS, A fine lot of white kid Gloves, black do. Black satin and fancy Cravats and Scarfs, Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers, Cotton and woolen Drawers, Also, a variety of Goods belonging to the trade, such as MILITARY TRIMMINGS, &c., all of which will be sold and made up,in astyle that will please any that may favor us with their patronage. . March 15, 1847. 3m 9 The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of the District, for the liberal man ner in which they have supported him in his business, and hopes by strict attention,'that the public may findit to their advantage to con tinue their patronage. JOHN LYON. ;' NE7 G OfDS, T HE Subscriber is receiving and opening a complete assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.AND HARDWARE, HATS & SHOES, which he will sell as low as they can be bonght forCas. ' A. WILLIAMS. march 24 tF 9 -NEW GOODS. -1= HESubacriber i&nowareeeiving'a *41i.. did-Stock-of N E WG O O D S at- the Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley & Br sn;.consisting-of-all kinds of)a ; D GOODyGROGERIES,4HARD= WAREJ "GpCKE:RY gHOES, AND HATS, - to lliich, he invites his friends, and the public to call and examine for' themselves, before pur haising elsewhere. N. B3. Goode ery ow'for Cash. Apri 6th1847 B.:C. BRYAN. apilt 147tf 12 *GROCE RIES. B ROWN SUGAR, Loaf do Crushed do Prlverized do Clarified -do . - Sngar House MOLASSES, New Orleans do West India do COFLFEE, RICE, VINEGAR, &c. For sale low, for camb, by J. A. WILLIAMS. march 31 tf 10 Nolitce to hisng le .PIakers. T HE Graniteville -Maniufacturing Compa ny, wish to purchase a MiLLION of Singles, to be delivered and stacked at Graniteville. For Shingles.18 inches long 4 inches wide 5-8thick~or prime stnff, well drawn, they will give $3 25 per thousand; for similar Shingles 4 inch thick $'9 35. If made on the Companies land, a fair allowance will he re quied for the Timber. WM. GREGG, Pres. G. M. Co. apri7m 12 Valuable Lands for Sale. T H E Subscriber now offers for sale the tract of L~and on which he now resides, lyig o Lo Creknine miles west of Edge fied CurtHouecontaining nine hundred and nine acies,of which there is about five hun.] dreds acres of woodland. On the premises is a large and comfortable Dwelling House, and all other necessary out buildings. The planta tion is in good repair. Those wishing to pur chase can call and examine for themselves. 3. F. BURNS. apri7m 12 *Read- Qunarters, . Moux-r P-EASAN-r, April 5, 1847. T3 H E Upper Battalion of the Seventh Reg- I 3.iment will .appear at the Pioe House, I on Saturday the 1st of May, armed and equip. ed as the law directs, for Drill and instruction. The commissioned and non-commissioned offi cers the day previous, The Lower Battalion will be and appear at the Cherokee Ponds, on Saturday the 8th-of May next, armed and equipped as the law. di recta, for Drill and Instruction. The comnmis sioned and non-commissioned officers the da-y previous. Major Mills is charged withi the extension ofc this order to his battahion. *By order of Co. SAM'L. POSEY, SLient Cl Com'de.7th Regt. S. C. M. .J. OSURNE Adtjusant. april'?-74V 12 ,LADIES'"DRESS CAPp.~~ 3ADIEB! DRESS.CAPS, also Mourning .E.Cap asnd C.0LLARS, a new article, For sale by. ; .R.SROBETS. march 24w. '. =y I- f'. 9 LANRETH'S FRESH GARIE EDS T WO papers for ffteen equts,'.warranted ~genumafsola COR.NLSHELLER/sa capital Machine, for sale by na-&toQx~RER S.; nar h96 t # Mus B&celledtc iAVID JflVO. Gover. or aid Commandar. a nd OUth State of South Csaa ' + W HEREAS'it isjcUOW thisthe Army of . the United 8 t'a''der lbe command if-Major: General Z.: Tayl84id on the 23d if February nowlast'P e:a OVista, in HIeiico, obtain a'signs sad dcided victory iver the.. Mexican-Aun y; ;4astlyc numer cal force, undergener Anna, and that heCity of Veia CIinzaiid .Castle oC San fman de Ulloa irecot " o th' 29th of (arch'last.~to'surder. s erior cour ige and skill of the Milita *h Naval Forces if the United Stati siomand of llajor General Winfielt .the-Corman ler-in. Chief, m which ieer Regiment >f this StIte conspieno ' ici ated..;:: *Now, thereforeI D- HNSON, Go 'ernor and Coummande efinand -over he State of South'Va isne "this my Proclaniation, calling ' questing the rood people of this8 s ' .eligions de sominations, to set'a 'h rieTHURS DAY, the- 6th day:of n a day of .'anksgivir.g and Ptayer .mighty.God. n humble gratitude fortlh eignaltrfumphs ,f our arms, and for'3I i ovidence in be pireservation 6f oatTillo iizeis, aid the iport of our nati'onalthi' - to implore the otinuance of tieie,; Yd TreaF pablic essings, which BHehais ovntibsaFed to is; and to beseech .Him to ' a.happy issue if,tbese favorabte eir uat'' inan egmita ile and honorable peaces - Given under my hand, ai great seal of the State, at tha-Lim n Springs, the 12th of Apnl, 1847 DAB I3OHNSON. B. K. Hgxaaiv, Sccrit 5tsitet apriL28 1 K 2V 14 BEAD QUA1 WRS, LlIMESTONT NG, ENERAL ORDER. ' ' THE Offimers connraidl : the Citadel A in-Charleston, aii nWat ~olum la,: will, at sd-uripe on the atg of Thurs lay, the'6th day of May a ise to be ired Federal Salute of thartya ns,in honor f the Signal Victory obita * je aurmy of lhe United States under man'd'of Major General Z. Taylor, ove e'an, army aidei-the'command of.Ge o " Anna. at Buena Vista, and-of ti'-' f he~Ci tyof Vera Cruz and Castle- o~ nan deUlloa, )ythe land-and naval foe did the com nand ofMajor Geal. Wii' do the Com iladerinCphief, Officers commandinon A pamtes will conformto this order in practical faconvenient. - By ordeof-th om ief, april 26 c? ..-." .14J4 Oders'iT'o 2. 7"-i15. 'Lmsrn Sms'Ma'sc1 THE foloving ReghdNfil19'aads'for A Review and Dril fl imes hierein eta. ed; viz:- - The 13th Regime~nt'of ~t~and Upper qidroui'of the 4th~ Reg nt of Cavnlry, ~the Charleston Light'Du e~xcepted,) at Whetrboro'i on Wedne'~ th'2th of May sext.' -" The 12th Re 'inienofiift :el id the low ir Squadron ofthe'4th"Regi feat "of Cavalry, ear Coosawhatcie, on 8Saturdayfthe' 5th of May next. The 43d Regimeint i1 ofaiiry, at 'Bean ord's Bridge, on Tae h i.18th of May The 11th Regiment'o(J6fanfry,.at Ashley's, >n Thursday, the 20th Wi hxt. The 3d Regiment of C'aulrj'i t Holman's, in Saturda~y, 22d off Ma U - The 14th Regimed ~ffadi "ptOrange burg on Theiday.the 25io Miy next. 'The 15th Regimnted ftantiyg at William' on's, on Fiday.ithe 28t May next. The cotmmissioedd ~ad:on.eodnmissioned >ncers will assembie-a .dt setive Regi nental Pltrade Groundiii~.dayprevious to Review, for Drill and Ir 'i6n:zy The MajoyGen~ral w-letith'his staff, at tend the Reviewvs, and theecommanding officers if Brigades will, wjthitliiitaffgattend in their respective commnands .~ Gen. Quattlebum and Cdl. Felder are charg d with the extension'oftlei order to their Bri ades. - ''i'13 By order of the Coaiiifander-in-chief. J. W:C ANT EYpijtt Ins. GenI. march 31- "M me-n; 9t 10 STATE OF:SOUTEH CAROLINA. -EDGE FIELED .D1ST RICT. [N TH E COURT SOF ORDINA RY. BY JOHN HILL sq. Ordinary of LEdgoield. bi~tc ~Whereas .A.e ughath applied to ne for Lettors-of Aa~nstration,, on all ad singular the go6 n~d chattels, rights md credits of Robtg ~tsan, -late of the District aforesaid, de qsed. These erIt'sef e'ite end admon sh alr'diidgulr.iekmdred and cred-. trs of the sid'dec i,*6'be aad appear ofore' me, 's our *mj rdinary's Court br the saidhistriet t; bolden af Edge aid Court, .Hou's'q .the. I~th day. of day next, to ;shiow)use, if any, why e said adisidisratia-should not be rented. - ___ Given u nder '" hia&md ieala this thes ~4h da o h itl.year of our rdoetoua ' bundred and rty-seven, endain tat year of Amner an -Independnc '' JOBN'HILL,0. E D. SAl28 ' 3 'i2t 4 DEV.. DRnWMDwSO2HNSON'SNe beGovertst 1szdutlfthe:Churches ot' esa 'hrist." ri pn . BRS mfarc R~~' v9~ TS $AiaLLteof Mi cAaj iiquired to asks inmedltk ui reditors re desire~t ~ raafe duly pro ed, to tlf ap -l~~ GOODE & OOEESPECTFIULLY invite tile attention of their EXTENSIVE Stock of:: SPRJIG and S E Comprising an assortment of the a - AMONG TBE LEAII Rich Paris Barazes, Plaid-Linen Muslins, - Printed Jaconets and Cambrics, -i Rich Printed.Lawns, Baraze Shawls and Mantles, Silk do. do, - Fancy Silk Buttons. Gimps For Gentler Drap de ete, Summer Cloth, Linen Coating and Drilling, Al A GENERAL At Hats, Caps, 1on Among which are Ladies and Gentlemen and Crockery Wase, Groceries, Tin Ware, Dr and Linseed Oils, Saddlery, Trunks, Leather, " School -Books and StI G. & S. ;ave also the Agency for the salt Carolina Manufactoring Company. All the above Goods, with many other arti liberal terms to punctual customers. Thankfu March 17 TO THE PUBLIC. THE undersigned would respectfully announce to * 3 Travellers and persons vis iting Hamburg. that he has taken for a term of years. the Hotel, long known as Hubbard's American Wc HOTEL, Which it is-his purpose to keep as such a house shoul be kept, and will only promise to all who favor him with a call, that he will do all in his power to please; and where as much comfort and may be expected as can be found in any lblic House. Trcareful and attentive Hostler will be kept constantly iti the Stable, and Horsch shall be attended to in a way that shall give entire satis factions. A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited. WM. KETCHAM. Hamburg, March 8-10 tf 7 THE FAMOUS JACK ONDERDONK, W ILL stand the ensuing Spring Season,at the following times and places, to-wit: at- Daniel Quattlebum's in Lexington district, on the first and second days in March r ext; at John Lee's, in Lexington District, on the fourth and fflh of March next; at James Watson's, in Edgelield District, on the seventh and eighth of March next, and then will be at the said stands on every ninth day until the tenth of June thereafter ; and will be let to Mates at the moderate price of $4 for a single visit, $6 for the season, and $8 to insure a Mare to be in foal. . No acconntabili:y for accidents or escapes, but every care will be taken to avoid such. Any person putting a Mareby insurance and changing the right of the Mare before it is as certained whether she is in foal or not, will-he held responsible for the insurance of the Mare. tPedagre.-OsDzanDo was bred . by Mr. Dearing, of Charleston, on his plantation in North Alabama,-was sired by an imported Mal tees Jack, and out of an imported Ita'ian Jinney. ..Both the sire and dem was imported by Mr. Dearing.- ,; ONDERUIONE is six years old this Spring, four feet'six,ipehe; high. lengthy.and .heaviy built, with .as' fine one' and' muscle as any Jack;in the State, iridii like his natnieske, a very sure roal getter. i. a :-4MS EATR. -February 3 . . am 2. STATEF _SOUTH CAROLTNA. F.DGEEIELD DISTRICT.. iN EQUITY. George Parrott,. - Bill.for Forecbo vs. .- - . sure of Mort ames E. Walker, & others,) gage, &c. ITapaig to my satisfaction,- that James IE akr, Joseph J. Walker, Alexander F Walker, John M. Walker, Moses Walker, ames C. Walker, Samuel P. Ms:Nairy and Elizabeth C. his wife, Sarah Ann Walker and Mary D. Walker, defendants in the case, are without the limits ofthis State; Ordered, that the defendants above named, do appear iin this hoorable Court, and plead, answer or demur to the said Bill, within three months from the publication of this order. or the said bill wvill be taken pro conlesso ainthem. S. S. MKINSc. E. E. D. Commissioner's Office, March 5, 1847. march-10 3m 7 STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTR'ICT, TOLLED before me on the 27th of Febrn ary, by James S. Harrison, living at Mount Vernon Camp Ground, on the Long cane road, three miles west of Kir ksey's M Roads, a dark bay FILLY, four years old thsir teen hands hi h, no mark to be seen. A pprais ed at twventy- ree dollars. JAS. M. HARRISON. M. E. D). march 24 Iam4m 9 STATE OF SOUT H CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B. - LOCKER, living seven B. e miles from the C. House on the Blocker road, Tolls befote n~e five' 95 tray Ye arlings, ltres Steers an.t two H eifer t,. marked with a swallow fork in the left ear. and over slope in the right ear, white and red colored. Appraised at $17. C. MITC HELL, Magistrate. Feb. 17 ' la4m. 4 N~OTICE. ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of ..George Pope, deceased, are hereby noti led that it is absolutely necessary tn collect all he money due the Estate, and that those who do not pay will be sued before return day. The Notes are in the hands of N. L. Griffin or . WV. Gibbs, Esqrs. TUHOS. H. POPE,, Executor. Jan 3 tf , 2 T O T HE FAITH LESS! JIf any doubt the woniderful powers of DR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGE TABLE PANACEA,'- we invite them to caull upon Mr. Isaac Brooks, Jr., Jefferson street, fourth door west of Schuylkill Sixth street, below Locust. and learn from hisi own lips of oue of the most astonishing cures' of Scrofula ever performed n a human being-or call at the reidence of his father, Eleventh and Vine streets. Sold y *. ..~ JOS. T. ROWAND, . 376 Market street,' Philadelphia. it.. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefield C. H. South Carolina. april21 S3t 13 TABLE SALT IN BOXES. T the oid price of 125 cents a Box, for male byR. S. ROBE RTS. march24 tf 9 . PANAMA & LEGHORNi HATS. ENTLEMEN'S Panama andLehr HATS, also Boy's and Childr~en's Pal-. nietto Hats, for sile by r~.rc24~Y R. S. ROBERTS. U JLLIVAN, theit customers'and the public generally, to MWER GOODS, rwest and most fashionable styles, NdO ARTICLEs~ARE English and Scotch Ginghams. - Black and colored figured Silks, Bombazines and Alpaccas. English and American Prints, Lace and Muslin Collars, Black and white figured Laces, and Fringes, for Trimming. men's Wear, Silk and'Mersailles Vesting, Monterev Checks, Striped and Plaid Cotton Goods, .SO,_ 4ORTMENT OF els, Boots, Shoes, s Gaiters. Hardware. Cutlery. Glass. China, gs and Medicines. White Lead in Oil, Lamp, itionary, &c. &c. &e. of NAILS and CASTINGS, from the South ,les too numerous to mention, will be sold upon I for past favors a continuance is solicited. tf 8 CROP OF 1846. i t -ii a.nd Genuine GARDEN SEEDS direct from Mr. Landreth's Gardens, in Philadelphia. including early CORN, and all the most approved kinds of SEEDS. for sale by R. S. ROBERTS. february 10 tf 3 ROBERTS'S LONDON REGENERATIVE CREAM. FOR gradually darkening the Uair, and keeping it from falling off or turning grey. It strengthens weak Hair, and by its constant application produces a beautiful gloss without'the use of oil being apparent. It is one of the best curling fliids in existence. Price 50 cents a bottle. R. S. ROBERTS. march 26 tf 10 From the Philadelphia Public ledger. AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DR. D, JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE!! W E have been infor.ned by Mrs. Mahan, (a grand-daughter of Gen. Wayne ) that she suffered for a number of years from the growth of a large Goitrous Tumour of the Throat, which, besides great peformity, pro duced both a difficulty of degutition, and of brea hing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon the windpipe was so great as to provent her from sleeping in a recumbent position, and of-. ten suffoation appeared inevitable She also labored under severe indisposition from. Liver Complaint and Jaundice, with a horrible trami of nervous affections, for which she commen ced the use of Dr. Jayne'a Alterative, which she took, regularly forsix.nr seven weeks,.with occasional doses of his Sanative Pills: ard 1er gineral health was. thereby co ltit ly-re.es. tablished, and now perceiving .some .diminu twin in the size of the .Goitrns Taunhuur; sh was encouraged to persevere in the use-ofiths Alterativpsunti very.-vestie of etW' "ranfifl tumour waentrely remoied theref, R.5-. ROBE C. H., South Caiohnaa...4 april 28 * - - 14 IMPORTANT!-ASTHAIA CURED!! .Pa-rfaa. Ohio MIay 18. 1841. Dr. D. Jayne,-Dear Sir.-Doctor Helmeck has used some eight or ten bottles of your Ex-. PECToRANT, and has found decided benefit. His health is better than for several years past. and his appearance indicates decided improve meat in health. H is confidence in your med. icine has induced him to recommend it to his friends, and we are informed that mrany of them have been cured. and others greatly re lieved. Po-rTs & GNAHAM. IVESTERTowW, N. Y., Oct. 20. 1841. Dr, D. Jayne-Dear Sir.-Youir Hair Tonic is an excellent article. Many respectable per ons also offer their certificates in favor of your Expectorant. 1 believe your medicines are the best preparations that h ave ever been offered to the public, for the ielief of the aillicted and for the cure of the diseases for which they were intended. You: Expectorant I think will soon be ex clsively popular. Yours, &c. ADRIAL ELY. Rt. S. ROBERTS is Dr. D. Jayne's only Agent at Edgefield C. H. apirl 14 3 t 12 ANOTHER CASE OF NEURALGIA CURED BY RowAND's MAoic Lo-rion ! !! ! ir. J. T. Rowand.-Sir- Several weeks since, a daughter of mine about nine years old was attacd with the most excrntiating pains in her hiapds, limbs and various parts of the body. For several days she was almost frantic from pain, nttering cries and slirieks continually ! A hnrnin g fever coming on, it seemcd almost impossible that she could live. When in this conndition and not having closed her eyes for 36 hours a friend of yours called and applied your celebrated MAGIC LO TION, and in less than five miinutes~ the pain wvs entirely removed! A few hours after, the pains returned in some measure, but yiel ded as at first, almost instantly to. the Lotion. and contrary to my expectations, my child re recovered and is now in good health. Yours. truly. MA RY YOUNG. Mariot's T ane, below Queen, betwveen Fifth and Sixth. Philadelphia. March 26. 1846. Sold wholesale and retail by JOSEPH T. ROWLAND, No. 376 Market street. Philadelphia. For sale hy Ri. S. ROBERTS, Edgefleld Court H onse. S. C., april 7 -St3 12 Niotice. A LL Persons having demands against the estate of H enry Carr. dec'd., are request ed to Dresent them legally attested, and thoes ndebted are regnested to make immediate pay ment. T HOS. LAKE, Adminis'rat or. .unetf 10 TOOTH ACHE CURED. Mr. JosF.PH RowANeD, No. 376 Market St. Dear Sir :-After having suffered many days and nights with an exerutiating tooth ache, and tried every other remedy without relief. I was induced to try the effect of your MAGIC LOTION, and to my utter astomnshment. I was completely cured in five minutes Yours, BARTLE SHEE, Paper Warehouse, No. 29 Commerce St. Philadelphia, Feb. 25th, 1840. April14 .f_ 12 DAHLIA ROOTS & FLOWER SEEDS. F RSALE at 25 cents a parcel, and Flow er Seeds at 64 cents a paper, -Lucerne Grass deedat 50 cents a pound. by R.-S. ROBERTS march 24 . .,tf. 9 liec1kwil~ti~sI T HE Proprieter'manayy . searching for, ar t Health which the' prescr pa railed to benefit,~to hat these Pills, and theyprove etitre in'iesioring :his' health: Ti was freely eoimriini'ca'd a and it' was no'.hs'd.e they should estina"6dyond le. of himself. ndTdt' hiisifil-f piedtioneir'" themi:iiiveis ply,and he was advis sional brethrenindtherje aster and distinction,*i.j re them and placethemi~itli thecary. Even thiisseeme'di: was urged to send thei; bis throughout the countit j1 been a comm ')a domesi remw' scarcely a family in:which stal to be-found, and in which'tiwa a degree of freedom-frordrhis 1 ed Physician should shrink. >"' ation too seemed to exisioatio Faculty. Hardly a case' whether acute or'choniciih was not given, in some st'ge without fear or reflection;e q still suf'ering from its periieiaa' omel is, without doub, cine, and in some cases -i b essential, but it should not bestkick list of domestic remedies, andb only under the prudentand4jgdi of a thoughtful Physician. -UponraP Physicians and othersthes lr to be a substitute for mercural. pre a large number of casesrand he larity, and the large, demandfoiv idea of obtaining a Patentforelid entertained, nor has it been ioji It was believed that bygiviigi form and circulating them thrwi thousands would- be baend who would, otherwise,-neyer i cription and never learn thajre been compounded which rends criminate and pernicious use of o necessary. These were somed) ments which led.the Inventorotf to consent that they should becom publicesale : None are genuine without.thaat JNO. BECK WF For sale by,.R. S. ROBERT Ae - field C. H,. South Carolina- .;r<. April 28 Dr. Brandrell's THE BRANDRETH'PL1 eral Family Medicine. esbpci4 country so suibject to suddenttlpi:= perature as this, their valnaeis. 1 By -having the Brandretb'ailli hand, should a sudden attack-of:'siek place. they can be given at-oncea ten have effected a cure before toe 11 could have arrived.- . ,. In cholic and inflainmatiopjdi ' these Pill will at once relieve,? ance in their useaccords will surely di all 'thert ' store the health othe a - In all cases of Iadges n Diseases of-the ^Heart' stomaclf-and bowels? CI found anever-fallingrem - To insure the ful bn Pils theOi si ela61ke upon the flret $ etd wayb at-On 'e estblise n t ' - -ob * Warrnte totd Ca priuce blairiaincote Warr us alycntied tonderath orMvarietisDSlOR-BLn d'El*e Pivestimants uneding Piterminaii7fae kowan,at a coestionst 'ofi ~ nt deeuiriy theary-.. ion - Itmbrocatiaonsie red ofe th oieer aries o rsi Piein len Peifs - Innwadtito to deiptin pofitivep ed~i~' The sues, i t h as fooedathtelNe~oI andhabisrocation the te oftiiisai tPiles, itP- ~ dci& Read the following, 4from-theM lumna ofrAlexander's.Weeklyr Found at last-A cure for. t&e.Pils eians and Chemisas have long been disc' ver a medicine that-wonldicire' most troublesome diseases, the-Pileiaf8 has at~last been the result. -Dr, ,LC6 PILE EMBROCATION notecl.*p~ bleeding, allays pain and inflaintn that intolerable itchinig, hut -effect. like a charm, and in a very~shrtitim whose lives have 'been renderedamiii years. . - ni For sale by R.,8S. ROBRS, Edgefleld Court House, SouthCa.f march 10 . - 1NOTIUI. M R..ROFF, who lield conditiopla .1..terest in the right of:Edge eld~I to Hotchkiss' Reaction -Mill WAs~els - has never complied -with said cotiff fore he holds no, interest,sand bai sell or ma'ce any contract:--orua We, the undersgedartheioii right, aud a tight purchasedfritu unless our agent, will nobbe Mr.J.T.WEBE, we-ant ee power to act as oran~MA Marchl1,1847. .-zd . ROBERTS'WOR THIS excelledit anidi~ *is reenendedt~bI of Worms and f'etid bale b~ very little, or too great peaC ache, aff'ectio'n of the bri'od and irritation abeit the nose, fits and couav'uisive twatchit~i dered stae of'thie bowels jdv wolddo well to bear-in ma cai be hid for these danfetai when piroceeding from Wa o. opy. Et 'SfRt mach 31 r