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Drags .rugs, Drugs! 1FIt.Subscribers have opened a DRUI STORE, in the village of Cambridge Se., and are now receiving, from one of the fir Drug hoUses Philadelphia,'a coiceselectio -'.....of' Driugs, Medicines, Paints OILS, DYE STUFF, WINDOW GLASS, &c. &c.* to whicl they invite the ittention of Physiciani Planters and others, in want af such article. Orders thankfully received and carefully a, tended to. R. C. GRIFFIN.& CO. Caiidge'S-C-, Aug.-10,. 1847. P S.-Dr. ft. C. GRIFF1i6 would respectfa -y informhis.. frierids and the public generally thit liehas permianeitly located at Cambridge for the purpose of practising Medicine, an diay-at all times he found at his Drug Store -ready to attend to all calls connected with th profession. aug18 ,4t 30 The Abbeville Banner will give the abov four insertions. Notice' 8 HEREBY GIVEN, That an applicatioi will be made to the Legislature of Soui Carolina at its next session, to Iay out and ope a Public R.ad, from a point on the Island Fori road, in Edgefield District. at or near the hous of Thomas C. Griffin, to run through the land of James Ciesswell, and to intersect whati called the old Charleston road, at or near tlh ford on the small creek crossing said Charles tor road, about three hundred yards above thl Gin. house of N. L. Griffin, on his plantaio near Cambridge.. At the same time an app cation will he made to discontirine the old C.'nr leston road between the bridge over Ninety six ereek, and the point where the proposet new public road will intersect said Charlestoi road. aug 16 3m 30 Notice. LL Persons having any demanas agains the estates of Thos. Reynolds, Senr., ant MThs. Reynolds. Jr., are hereby required to at tend in the Ordinary's Office, on Wednesday he 24th day of November-next, and presen their dends properly atteated, as I desire tc ulose Uj) the cstate.. - -- NANCY REYNOLDS, Administratrix. august 25. 3m 31 Dr. Brandreth's Pills! SAFE MEDICINE.-The weak the ree J ble, the infirm, the nervous, the delicate are in a few days strengthened by Brandreth' Pills, and the worst complaints are removed b perseverance without the expense of a physi citu. Adapted to all circumstances and situa tions they are the best niedicines ever inventer for families, or to take to sea, preventing scUrv3 and. costiveness, requiring iio change of diet particular regimen, or care against taking cold Remember, Druggists are not permitted to sell my Pills-if you purchase of them you will obtain a counterfeit. B. BRANDRETHM. D. Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office 241 Broad -way; N. Y.; other offices in New York. -EFThe genuine only for sale in Edgeficld .,]District by R. S. ROBERTS, Edgefleld Court House, Keiatick a Tsarma, Hauburg, and S. j s Store, Meeting street. Everf. g'ent having the genuine has a cer tileati.of'Agency, sigued by the Doctor him SOUTB CAROLINA..: GEFELD DISTRICT. 4. -T $ OM PLEAS. James IL'ones,:&r Co.'.y. AttarchsteaL. TH E. Plaintiff in the above case, having - this-day filed his.Declaration in my ol. ie, and-the Defendant having neither wife ? - or attorney, knowna to reside within the limits ot'this State,. on. whonm a copy of the said De - erlaration, with aruto to plead, can be served. tpn mnotion of M. Gray, Plaintiff's Attorney. it is ordered, That the said Defendant appear and lead to' the said. Declaration,. withina a year and a day from the date hereof, or final and absolute ,jadgment wall be awarded- against him ;~x ~ef lt.TOHO. G. BA CON, Clerk. Clerk''s Office, May 26, 1847. qily 19 TAEOfSU H CA ROLNA. Williamson Dalton, Declaration. vs.- Foreign ttcmet .Samuel Batean, . At~aer yrHE Plaintiff in the above case, hiavmng U.this day filed his Declarationi in amy oh Ace, and the Defendant Ilaying neither wife .56. nor attorney, known to reside within thme limaits of this State, on whom a copy of said Declara sion, with a rule to plead, can he served. On maotiona of Mr. Yancey, Plaintitt's attorney, om .~. . dered, that the said Defenidant appear and plead to the said Declaration, withii a year and day from the date hereof, or judgment will be awvarded against him by defaulk. THJO. G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office, EdgelleldC. H. 24th Sep. 1846 september 39 Jy 36 STATE OF SOU TH CAROLINA % EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. George Parrott, vs. Declaration in Attach Eli Clark. mentii. - HEII Plaintiff in the above cases, havin1 Ithis day filed'biis Declarations in my o ice, and the Defendant having neither Wife oir Attorney, known to reside within the limit: larationis wiuth a rule to plead thereon can he served, on motion of M r Wardlawv, Plaintiff - Attornecy, it is ordered. that the said Defendan appear aand plead to thiesaid-Deelarations withair - a year and a' day, from the date hereof, oi uidgmenrt.will be awarded against hilmby de ault.nul T. G. BACON, C. E. D). SClerk's.Oilice, April 30, 1847, 1y 13 NOTH'ER C'ASE OF NEURALGIA ACutnra Dr RowvAar's M Acic Lo-rioN! !! : Mr. .. T.' Rowand.--Sir-Sevrarl weeki since, a daughtler of mine about rine years old, was attacked. with the most excrutmatang pains ir her handb, limbs and various parts the body. For several days she was almnos frantic from pain, Uttering cries and shriek coutinually ! A burning fever coming on,i seemed almost impossible that she could livel When in this con ditioni and not having close< - , ..~ her eyes for 36 haours, a friend of yours 'ealle< t. &~and applied your celebrated' MAGIC LO. S TION, and in less than five minute,: the pai C y?.was entirely removed ! A few hours after t:iXhe pamsreturned an some measure-, but yiel ~ ded' as at first, almost inst antly to the Lotion ~4and contr'ary to my expetationas, amy child re secovered and is now in good health. .Yours,truly, . MARY YOUNG. J 3' Marot's:Lane, below Quneen, bet'ween Fili and Sisth. Philadelphia, March 26.184( Sold wholesale andl retail by JOSEPH T. ROWLAND, SNo.376 Marklet street,;Philad-elphia-. For sale by R.'S. ROBERTS, Edgefiel Coa H ou, 3 2 Notice* 3 R. S. Roberts t it Wm. K. Eitchen ) enefit'ofreddr n R . S. ROBERTS Merchant and, Drug .. gist of the Town.of Edgefield. :in the Distrii-t of Edgefield and State of SouthCaro lina,~ having this day, made an assignment to :ile onhis entire stock in trade, for the , his creditors. Notice is hereby given, to all . and each of the said creditors, to hand in their - respective claims properly attested, by affids vits before some Notary Public or Magistrate, within ninety dayb from and after the date here of, or by the provisions of said asignment, their - claims may be barred, WILLIAM K. KITCHEN I August 27th, 1847. Sept.1 . tif -32 a KF The Augusta Conititutionalist, Charles ton Evening News, and Phila-elphia U.. States Gazette, will give three weekly insertions, and a forward their accounts to the assignee, at A p guosta, Geo. - Head Quarters, 2nd BRIGADE. July 9, 1847. THE following. Re-iments will Parade for Review and brill. tit the times and places as follows, viz: 5 __ The 6th Regiment of Infantry at Lomax's on Saturday the. 18th oh September n-xt. The 8th Regiment of Infantry at --,on Tuesdiy the 21st of Slep teniber. The 9th Regiment of Infantry at Lowe's. on Saiuiday the 25th of September. The 7th Regiment of infantry at the Old Wells, on Tuesday the 28th of September. The 10th Regiment of Infantry at Richard son's on Thursday the 30th of September. The Commissioned and non commissioned officers will assemble at their respective Bri gade grounds on the day previous for drill and instruction. By order ofthe Commander.in-Chief. P. H1. BRADLEY, Brie. Gent. 2d Brigade S. C. M. W. W. BELCHER, Brtgadc Major. . Sung 25 t 31 Pickled Herring W 110 has tasted a real Locs Fine and can help tie' grateful recollection of,the twang o't? I have got one barrel of pic/ded Loch Fines. Try them ! They are a delictous break fast relish, quite a "bonne bouche." Five for 121 cents, fotty for one dollar. R. S. ROBERTS. august 18 if .30 Consulation and Gold Lear Segars, Salmon, Lobster, Sardines. Salid Oil, New Cheeso, Pickled Tongues, Pickled Shad, Pickled Mac kerel, &c.. &c., &c. Notice, T HERE will be an Election held on the 2d alonday in September next at the Store of Messrs. Goode & Sullivan, for an In tendant and four Wardens, to serve one year. AI anagers-J. B. Sullivan. Jas. A. Williams. and Dr. E. J. Mims. A. B. ADDISON, Ijiendant. augnst 25 3t 31 Dayley's here Yetl ASH made at 6J cents pe light, for all Sash containing 15 lights to the window and upwardsfall windows containing less7 ets. per light. - - - All kinds of FURNITURE made to order, at the old stand, I mile from Gilgal Church, and.17from Cambridge, upon the Martintown road; All orders left at this office will be attended to. * WX. BAYLEY. august i : if 31 Abbeville Banner and Anderson. Gazette co py three times. NEW GOODS. T H E Subscriber is now receiving a splen did Stock ol N EW G OO DS at the rick Store formerly occupied by Presley & Bryan. consirtinig of nll kinds of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, CROCKERY, 3lH0ES, AND HATS, ** to which he invites his friends and the public to call and examine for themselves, before pur chasing elsewhere.' N. B. Goods very low for Cash. B. C. BRYAN. April 6th 1847. tf 12 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. James Cochran, ) -Wn. P. Bu tler, Charles .3. ) Mortgage Glover, Whitield Brooks. and others. ) BY virtue of the above Morti~age, I will proceed to sell in the Town of Ham' burg, S. C., Ott Thursdlay the ninth day of Septembier next, the Printing Press,known as the H amburg Reptublican, and alI ap pert ainina thereto, consisting of Type and other articles, usually kept in a Printinig Qfice. The above property will be sold at the risk of the former purchaser, Terms of sale Cash. H. B3OULWARE. Agent. auig]1 5t 29 REMOVAL. w.V. KL'TCHJI1P 4 CO., HAMBURtG, S. C. TAVE removed their stock of Dry Goods toteStore uder the American Hotel, (at tHe bads) where it is their purpose to kcep it full assormnent of Aaerican, Frencha and Exag~sh D RIY G OO DS. WVe wvoul take this opportunity to teturn onr thanks to ouir numerons friends for the very liberal patronnge bestowed ott ns for the last six ears, and would solicit a continuance of their W e would also invite all persons buying Dry Goodsa in tlamburg, who arc not already on our large list of subscribers to give us a trial'. Our stock wvill consistof a much larger and more general assortment thain we have hereto Fore kept. We shall also continne to kenep our usual assortment of Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Floor. fMatting, Bonnets, and Ladlies and Chtildre-ni :Shoes. N. B.-Just received a full assortment of all Inumbers of genuine Dutcha Bolting Clothas, which together with all articles in our line will be sold as low as they can be procured in Ham burg or Augusta. KTC M CO Hamburg S. C. Aug. 7-11 tf 29 Votice. LL thsndbe to the estate *of Charity Jhnodec'd.,,are, requested to make immediate payment, and those havliig~ demands to present them properly attested. C;-~B. GOULD}EN, ISIMEON .ATTA WAY - . Admniators. the first.Monday - j I P nex ji~nfi be sold t that valuable tract of N aath e Moses Harris tract; ont tihk' Creek,.adjiin gansE'idr Af ai Aie'ry Bland, and otiers, 6ntaintin- A a 1 dred and forty ncres , be -4i, same u loss. Said Land'iswitfiTh niles 46Huse, and the prospt of-the Real uders it very desirable proper qieand two . years'-wll be-gws rars ree quired togive a bond an W. 'A. 'HARR[S;-A CAROLINE S.5JET J Maj.7. -ead, uar - ,n EsoE .. os Order No. - T HE followin gReime ade for Review and Dril, atthe tii 1. places as fillows, viz:- 4 - tM The5th:Rtegimnent ofinfaty; ter son Thuisday the 9th of September. - The 2d Regiment of nfiati aqs, on Saturdy the 11th of Septei e .. The 42d Regiment oVfnfind' aton s, on Tuesday the 14tliof Septen The 4th Regiment of Iifant arenes, on Thursday the 16th of Septem . The 6th Regiment of Infantry, max son Saturday the 18th of Septemie. The 8th.Regimlent of lnfantry any pla'ce 'the Brigadier.Generafmayselect report to this Departm'ent, the point-selec n-Tuesday the 21st of September. The 2d Regiment of Cavalir- ngmires, on Thuraday the 23d of Septem r The 9th Regani'dnt of infantry e's, on Sturday the 25th of Septenber The 7th Regiment of Infantry a Old Wells, on Tuesday the28th of. or. The 10th Regiment of infantry, (Richard son's. on Thursday the 30th of ji'. The Commissionid and non - issioned Officers, will asseinble it their- 'iie pa rade grounds on' the day previouis drill and instruction. rhe Major Generals will,'witb.t staf at. tend the reviews, in their divisio ' -thi Bri gadier Generalb, will,'with their, tnd in their respective'Briaades, and ardLe gd with the extension of this order,: By order ofthe Commanderi ef - 3. .CA ..Adt Gl. july2l 26 W 'ETRE AtR T br have , dfrm Nathan ffn,Esq., theCtt -rehouse in Ilambnrg," recently. ocenpie . F Griffin, and.formerly-bvMes - 3efers & Co., situatedat the.footofi M mediately at the.- head of,th as street. From.itsaupec d surrounded by a stren co atively exem t fromh eas Tey.popoie hrfige WAREMUSE GEtFER under the firm of 'GEIGEIjNr ;),QW Having engaged an axperne e aid cofn' ptent assistant, in 'addition to ,:troyn per snal attention, and - possessingiins ito :make liberal advances on Produce co'nsi d to their cre, they hereby rende'r their ebrino Plan tern, Merchants'and others, in the" orage 'and sale of. - . Cotton, Flour,-Baconl, and other Produce, in Receiid Forward ing Merchaandise, and purchasingioids to or deTheir charges will be re~giai 1 the usual rates of the place. Y%-4 W. WV. GEIG ER~ JA MES. Y.. L. PARTLOW. H amburg, June 3, .1846. - jnine9 . - in 20 TO TRlE PUBDLIC - T HE undesigned would - ~ respectfully2ganmounce ,to g g g Travellers and persons vas * * ititig Hambihrg.,that he has taken for a -term" of years. *the Hotelgog. known as Nlubbard's.American Which it is his purpose to keepas enuk a house shodM be kept;-and will only promnise to all who favor him itifa call. that he.Millo all in hisi power to please; and whe i' 'nuch comfort and quiet may be expected-as cani be found in any Public House. .. A-careful and attentiv Hider 'will be kept consantly in the Stable, andfH orses shall be attended to in a way that shall live entire satis actions. -- . A liberal patronage is resetfully solleited. - ~ W~r ETCHAM. Hamburg, Marcha 8-10 tf 7 Notidd - I S H EREBY GlVENTh an applicationi will he made at the enezit'sssion of the Le gislature of 't C. to amenditt Charter of the Edgefield Raih Road Compiinys as to author ize the said Company to'mncrease thenm capital stock, and also to constra Rail Road from Edgefield Court Hou'se thrbli the Districts of Edgefield and Abbstille~~i a terminus at anie point in Pendleton flbsne~ n or near the Savainah river or its inbntarysreams. august18 . . -3m .30 H1 I-E undersignied h'avi nade the neces Lsary araungemintsapao~ prepared to furnish Comins of eer ''s'gption, at the shortest notice, and will gtvD branch of his business his -personial: Httlil le has also now finished, a newand e at'lent'Se, which will be in zeadines t'I3 ime, to attend' Funerals. His chare ial e reasonable and accommodating. - BU H E L Edgelleld C. H. Jay'2 tr 27 THE Su sI~irus ofemi gratin' , ble his tract of 1 ,bbeville.Din trietcte od 76 ijiles from Liberty;Hill, 'bta g ineresW, 250 f which is ceared 6 k iyjcltation. ,The place is wiliiinii li:eesr~ul ding.'; alsoa aGrfi'~ifd trkn~ f' Those wishiiif 1ldoikwell io'call and 'view 'the -prealisesp aibegiin wvill be 'given. :For. furtlier'R ,, callon. tihe subscriber lhing odatlis,9 eng18 ' 30 T lieroslAieik&- evr is CERTINsafeaid eff'ectoial cure-fo Ague and Feverin all varied forms Al _:an Mecellent .Tonic in Dyspepsia Palpita tion of the Heart, Lossof Appetite, Neuralgia Neivons and other diseases, which arise from. sak and delilitated condition of the system. lhtioi-e, December 15th, 1843. ~Dr..G. K. Trra.-Dear Sir.-It .is will great pleasure thai I announce to you a perfe restoration of my healsh by the ie of your in valuable pills.: I had been muffering fron Chillsand Fevers for eighteen or twenty maontht during Which time I took five bottles of Row ,and'a Tqnic Mixture, Dr. Sherman's Fever ani Ague Lozenges, Dr. Love's Vegetable Elixir :Keener's Powders, Barks, Quinine, Thompas Jiian Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and in fac gItmost all the popular remedies I could hear of anid yet received no lasting benefit. The chill were stopped by Q nine and other things, bu after a few days or veeks they would returi igan, as had or worse than before. Toward! ;he last the chills' catme only every third day and these were followed by fever of such st verity as to affect my reason and it was funu necessari for some one to watch witi' me un til the paroxysm passed off. At last I procure( a b6x oryour pills, and only took four of them this so completely stopped the chills, that". have never had a return. of them up to thi time, (nearly two years) and neai a year o this time was passed in the same place where first caught the disease. That my case is not one cured by chance i proven from the fact that four pills out of thi same box cured Capt. Reuben Banks, so el fectually that he has never hitdl the disease since whereas before he often suffered from it. Tw< other person were. also cured by the contents c this same box, and they neither of them hav had a return of it although they both resido where they are exposed every season. I know several others who have been curet by your pills, but it is unnecessary to detai their cases. The beat certificates of their effici ency in Chills and Fever, will be a few doses and if they are as beneficial to others as thej have been to me they may be truly called.a pub ic blessing. Iam with much respect your obee't. serv't. HENRY BRISCOE. For sale by T. Risley, Hamburg, S. C., and J. D. TIBBETTS, Edgefield C. H., S. C. juily 28 61m 27 NOTICE. M R. ROFF, who held conditionally au in ' terest in the right of Edgefield District to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patent; has never complied with said condition, thero fore he holds no interest, and has no right t( sell or ma e any contract for said Wheels We, the undersigned are the owners, of sait right, and a iight purchased from any other unless our agent, will not be good. Mr. J. T. WEBER, we auth orise, with ful power to act as our agent. COTHRAN & MOORE. March 1, 1847. tf 6 . NOTICE. Persons indebted to the Estate a ' George Pope, deceased, are hereby noti fled that it is absolutely necessary to collect al the money due the Estate, and that those whi do not pay will.-be sued before return day. The Notes are in the hands of N. L. Griffin oi J. W. Gibbs, Esqrs.E TUOS. ff. POP, Executor. Jan 3 tf 2 Notice. HE Estate of' Gilbert Summerall beinj - I Derelict. all those having demands, ar uested to present them, duty attested, ant ithose indebted I6 make immediate payment tc 8'. riber.. S64HIL4 0F V wANTED T Ythe subscriber, for which the haghes 3D.price will be paid.. 25 bushels: San Flower SEED, 25 do .Palma'Christi" J. D. TIBBETTS. 'july 21 if 26 NOTICE. *NY personis wishing PIA NNO'S TUNEE Aean be attended to, lby applying to Mi AA RON A. Clark, Edgefield C. H.; by lotte: or otherwise.. July 7 . f 24 .BACON--BACON. JUST RECEIVED, ANEW lot of very superior Bacon which will be sold low for CASil. Also-A lot of fine Flour. J. A. WILLIAMS. june 9ttf 20 NEW GOODS ! N0.1 MACKAREL, Pickled Shad, Pickled Herring. Table Salt in Boxes, Liiiseed Oil, 50 ounces Sulphate of Quinine, Black Pepper, Race Ginger, Wistar's IBalsam Wild Cherry. Fahinestock's Vermifuge, Dead Shot do. McAllister's Ointment, White Wine Vinegar, For sale by R. S. ROBERTS. july 28 tf 27 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EAlUTY.. Bethany Alston, by her next )Petition friend,. as. Thomas B. Reese, >fr paying .and Alfred Alston. . verfunds. UT appearing to my satisfaction, that Alfre 3Ahston, one ofthe Defendants in this cast resides beyond the limits of this State. On mt ton of Grillin, Solicitor for the petitioner, os dered, that the said Alfred Alston, do plead, at sw er or demur, to this petition, within thtre months from the publication of this order, o the said petition be taken pro confesso, againa him. S. S. TOM PKINS, c. E. E. D. Commr's. Oflice, 12th July, 1847. july 14 - 3m 25 LL Notice. LLpersons lddebted to ihe estate ot Di Augustus W. Burt, dcc'd., are requeste, to make immediate payment. and those havin, demands against said estate, are reqnested present them for payment. properly attested. WM. M. BU~RTAdm'r. june 16 - if 2.1 Notice. LLPersons having demands against th estate ofHfienry Carr, dee'd., arte requesl ed t' dreset'.them'legally attested, and thos ndebted are requaested to make immediate paj ment.. . THOS. LAKE, Admiaistrat or. Jnne3 . tf 10 - . Notice. .ALICATION will be made to the Le islature of this-State, at its next sessior for-dn alterdiiuniin the Chiarter ofthe Town r ~Edefid,s~u to give to iraid town the usec tie mioney arising from Licenses.~*' Dr&O RM1 GREAT"ARR1- 1 vasiadd increasideid justly ceglbrated Midc''~~I cures they ary~daily cffectn the country whireg -ht of Dyspepsaaia vdr oi Diseasesp wtithtei. Sick Head-ache; &c i ac signed to make. arrandneme1 3to stocks directfiornilFr'opre mag to their amerous'cufob -g prepared: toisapp y'ia b at New York prices.. f.7 $2 per dozen, ok 24 ceosij-6.z By P. Melvin Coen, -No.19 Haviland; Harral dAle, kin son Carter, Mdeiing.sireetf^ Broad street; and Amos iHead, co rn Bay and Broad strietZChsirlestoiif Hamburg andl' J D. TIBBETT Edgefield Court HiieiX july 28 .u6 HEALTHMAD EWS D 1Re':L ,'. IVEGETABLEZUNIVE 8 HE startling drawbikidn~u'il' dicinal Agenis bassT-~ a processof purgationiaudpt also Detk sts Ue -' Medicines have aiwaysjie but a NeceUan -EQirPatents for the relief of one di'eisea ttie another.-To obviate this Physicia sought for - an Agent that wouldth time PURGE, PURIFY andr8 EN. But their effortswereeifd and they had almost despatred of aa the labors of science,-and warded by a discoverywhi fondest desires of iheM: whilh.isjustly'iegardeasion portant Triuiihe -that Phaisis chieved.--This important-debidehauin ed Dr. LE ROY'SVEGETABLk.N SAL PILLS, which prrify4e o. move all corrupt, and.vitiatedhazRo' healthy accumulations from tildy ner never before rivalled, an&.4h duce no weakness or lassitude w v on the contrary, tone the, Stoniaclii rate the constitution during the FA _W. operations! Dr. Le Roy's Pills;Aa those heretofore irreconcilable btaae able qualities, Evacuation and 16 1 they are at the same timea S ING PURGATIVE, and a PU NIC. -a - The two principle .ingredientsrin Roy's Pills-are WILD CHERRYan SAPARILLA, so preparid that a&kgro the beneficial effect of theother$ the. a strengthening, while the latter,.throusi with various vegetable ingredients.qa and purifies.-thus they superinduc; ity or lassitude of the DigestiveE'uet a hence their operations are atte by 0 action, or subsequent Costivenes. o. Dr. Le'Roy's- Pills arc the most. seaiching Medicine-in existerithe attack the very root of;Dise- ad;' tion is so prompi, thaiinan houriot' p they are tak'en the pateni good effect. Thy e-notroul Blood. but alNon thecbyl is formed, and thissecuresgQ11& fountain h'ead, siioieoverj ce rodise nauseag p~iigradebii Medicide theybs j.i Pci e per Box.' 'For silebi D B c: H., S.C O jily'IM M p .~ .a~ . . .. a~ fil in restsr fghisaj was freely co'nmup iee, ys e and it - wasnot tietealg of he Inventr r ~ they should eitend beyokite'rit$le' of himself, and that of hi plications for'themi'liowever," begantoimuzd' ply, and he was advised by many of ijoh..~. sional brtrnadohrgnlm acier aud distinctiont irpaei them and place themin thme hands fiae~. thecary. Even this seemd j ieiGug was urged to send therm, by meas o ge4 throughout the country.'Calome~l aln beena comm n'domestic remedy.N heI scarcely a family in which:amirfivp to be found, and in which' it was not a diegreecof fre'edom.from.which'a. weldn ed l'hysician should shrink. A.strnn e ution too seemed 'to exist among man Faculty. Hardly a case was preser whether acute or chronic; in *wic~~ was not given, in sonle ,tage ofsthedI', without fear or reflectir. ; and th still suffering from its pernicionee Ca omel is, without doubt,.a mnost valuabe cine, and in some cases may be, essential, baut it should not be sriczkeab list of domestic remedies, and~bes dina only under the prudent aiijf of a thonghtful Physician~lpoiiia~,5 Physicians and othern,:tliese Pill* to be a substitute for mercuria1.pvej~ a large number of cases~and iqcd larity, and the large demn.tolm. idea of obtaining a Patent for~te,~ " entertained, nor basji en ee gb - It was believed that bygii,1' form and circulating themtt~'~li6t thpusands 'pujdgbe be been~Jimiiountlea i ~,rbt? criirais and lsern)!~ necessary,.'31hiewere sotia- a ments whlich -led the Invebar, ~ I to consent that they should'beco public sale;i None arc genuine without theu Fo abJNO, BECKWIT o ebR. S. ROBERTt'A field -C. H,. South Carolina.),g~ A pril 28 . .-an d T ESTIMO0ALS.E 6 *t e ..from Dr: Waine's of-Phil ei~ 2, 1840.-!' Youi-Plls are th iIi operations, and yet .most powdeshlini' i fcts,'of any thatl have ever mert~ifi ia tie of eight and twenty years. Tera the chyl' arnd fieace on the -Impurat blood, is evidently very uur prim~ -Extract of a letter from Dr. Quebec, L. C.,'March ,84 osr-" fevers, sick headaches, torpdt iL and-enlargemenit ofthslen'1 Pills are an eicelle'nt iedire ?r .Foi- sale by..,all .the'(Diggmi Himbur ,:andiiCli'd-lestos Coherr, No. 19-Hayise str~et~t ral &rAllen, ing stret.etu so. ing street, E; M.' Cary Amos Head coreaiB i T. Rsley u b2d Norhkero BalsNORTIE *fFog ale'b-'' The U.- S. District Uurt. r DISTRICTOF SOUT ' CAROLINA INBANKRUPTC N-the Matterof Henry-. Masm 'late a Merchaut of EdgefiefdrDistrict,-a Bifii t rupt. Pursuant"t ian Order of the -District Conr of the UnitedStatei, farbthe District of- SoUth Carolina, iotice ishereby-given; that cause be t shewn berore-the -siid ourt at the Edetal 'Court House in Charleston, od the Siith day of November next, at elevon o'clock, A. M., why thie said Henry H. Mason should not receive his Discharge and Certificate, as a I Bankrupt. ChaAq on 26th day of June 1847.: H. Y. GRAY, Clerk. ly 3m . 24 TI. District-. Court,. SOUTH CAROLINA, INKRUPTCY. tter of Thomas M. Oneal, Mer of Barnwell District, a Bankrupt. - Pnrsuant toan Order of the District Court ol the United States, for- the District of South Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be sliewn before the said Court, at the Federal Court House in Charleston, on the thirteenth day of November next, at eleveno'clock, A. M., I why the said Thomas M. Oneal, should nol receive his Discharge and Certificate as Ba~k rapt. Charleston 14th day of August. 1847.. H. Y. GRAY, Clerk. aug 25 10 31 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN TEHE COMMON PLEAS. G. L. & E. Penn, & Co. vs. Ca. Sa. James B. Harris. - I AMES 1. HARRIS being now in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield Dis trict, by virtue of a ivrit of Capias ad Satisfa ciendum, at the suit of G. L. & E. Penn & Co., and having filed in. my office a schedule on oath, of his whole estate and effects, real and personal, wkh a yiew to obtain the benefit of the Acts of thd General Assembly, conimobly called the insolvent debtors Act. On motion of Mr. Tompkins, defendant's attorney, Publi Notice is hereby given, to the said G. L. & E Per n & Co., and all others, the creditors of the said James B. Harris, that the said petition will be heard and cbnsidered.. at Edgefield ,Court House, on the sixth day of October next, or on such other day as the Court may order during the term, .commencing on the first Monday of October next, at said place; and the said G'. L. & E, Penn & Co., and all the others, the cre ditors of the said James B. Harris, are hereby commanded, then and there, either personally, or by attorney; to show cause, if any they can, why the petition of die said Ja.nes B.. Harris I should not be heard and granted, arid he be discharged from confinement by complying with the acts aforesaid, according to the terms .of said acts. THO. G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office, July 2nd, J847. july 3 3m 24 I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. iN THE COMMON PLEAS Garvin & Haines, es. Ca. Sa. Charles B. Carter. I HARLES.B. CARTER who is now in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield District, by virtue of the surrender of his bail, at the suit of Garvin& Haines,- having filed his etitinn''with' atschedilejon oath,' ofihfii whole estate and effecs; with~ theep11os.0f obtaining the beneit he A c Gene .r. Al 1 1nj~ak4he yenlti elbdii bin Ce tothe said Garv: I 11i creiitors ofthe sad Charle B. ii said petition Wvill be~ lieardan'dconsideie'on the sixth day of October uext;- at Edgedield Court House, or on-such other day as th - ouri may order during the term, commencirng on the fGrat-Monday in October next, at said prae and all the creditors of the said Charles B..Car ter, are hereby. summonerd, personally, or by attorney, then and there in said Court, to shoti cause, if any they can, why' the benefit of the Acts nforesaid. should not be granted to the said Charles B. Carter, upon bis executing the assignment required bysaid Acts. TIIH.G. BA CON, Clerk. -Clerk's Office, 2nd July, 1847. july 3 3m 21 O 0R the cure of IVleite Swellings. Scrofulas Fand other tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, oh aind fresh IVounds, Sprains and Bruises, Saced lings, and Jnflammaetion, scald Head. Sorn Breasts, of wcomen, Rheumatte pains, Tetters Eruptions. Chilblains, lVhidlots, Bile.s, Corns arid external diseases generally. It is likewisi greatly superior to any medicine heretoforn discovered for the chafed backs and limbs o horses;.for ringworms, chapped lips, :and ir short for every external bodily evil thtat may fal to the lot of man or beast. The proprietor o this noble specific can positively state, withou ear ofcemiftadiction, that it is vastly superio to any compound ever discovered, or at leas that is known in these days, in th'e .cuie'of:th above complaints. Indeed, too mu'ch' cannio be said in its favor, for there is nothittg more certain,than its efficacy in thre mtatters for whicl it is recommended, and the speed and perfec tion of its cures are such as to have the appear ance of being miraculous. No house should bi without this almost universal ointment, for the inmates of nll houses are liable to scalds,scantch es, cuts, bruises. burns, corns, chapped lips &c. &c. &.c.; from any or all of which thei can receive but little injury ii they. have a boa - of Harrison's nrivalled specific to conteni -with them. For Piles and Salt Rtheumn it sur 'passes all oter remedies. I For sale by T. Risley, Hamburg;i annl, r ~ J. D. TIBBETTS, t Edgefield Couirt-H'ouise, S. C. july2 26 6ni 27 Lucinua CordiaI; or the ELIXIRU OF LOVE. T3 HIS is a sovereign and 'speedy cure fo UInci ient Consumption, Barrenness Impotency, incorheaa or Whites,Obtuio Ditficult or Painful Meonstruation,Incontinence af Urine, or Involuntary Discliarge thereof ard for general pro-stration of the system, whe ther the result of inherentecauses or producec by irregularity, illness or.accident.. -There is not a shadow of doubt'ihat tljiaii true, and wvere not the subject of too delicats.a nature, hundreds' wvould testify to the urnrival led- efficacy of this Cdrdial as a specific for bar renness, flour alblus, gleers, inregiularitiet in' thn secretions, pains in the .Kidneys.- female surp pressions. For sale by all the principal Drug gists in Augusta, Hamburg and Charleston. * T Price, $3 per bottle. - For sale by Haviland, Harral & Allen, Kirn street ;P. Melvirn Cohen, No.19 Haeyn'e street Nelson Carter,'Meeting street; and -E. 1Wf. Ca Srey, Broa street, Charleston; T. Risley, Batw burg, and JD. TIBBETTS,. Edgeiekld Court Hpuse,4 .