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OIM^GIRTY'S BEEF STORY. The following story was obtaiued by the etitor fram or,e of the crew. It took Gim Girty 'to show how to hook teef in keel boat time. On a trip up the Tennessc river Jim and his crew got out of meat. They could not think it fair play to be without meat in a cane country. where there was so ma ny fat cattle. So as usual, they selectedithe best and fatest they could find. They obtained tine that would weigh ahout 700 pounds. They dressed it neatly and took it on board. About three, hoers afterwards fourteen men came rushing down to the boat with rifles. Charging Jim with having stolen a beef. ,Jim did not show fight. The crew paid no attention to what was going on--some were sitting on their running hoards, with their feet dangling in the water-several were lying upon deck on blankets--every one seemed dull and stupified. Jim was seated on the how of the boat, his head resting on his hand, when again assailed. -il say your men have been stealing the best beef itt all these parts." "There must be some mistake," said Jim. very quietly. "You lie; your men were seen skinning it..' "There is strangers about hero may be,' said)itn. "Yes,.yes, we know there is strangers here on board this very hoat; they have the beef on h~oard, and we will have it." -'he boat is open, go look for your selves, gentlemen. but you will find it a mistake certain-but satisfy yourselves, gentleime., on that head." "That we will, and in instant order have the beef." So at it they wen', first having placed three men as guard, to see that the crew tlid ant play some trick. The others made a search by rolling and re rolling every thing in the boat, and still no beef was found.. One fellow declared that they had no,place unsearched where the four quar ters of a cat could hide, let alone a big samegiviiy was preserved by him. "Ue ,vished the gentlemen to be satis a The.aci tas, whlile the crew were skin ntgg:ihe beer, one of them discovered a o watching ,them from from behind a >S;ee. They tok no notice of it. but when -theycame,to the boat, they told Jim they were calght. :He scratch-ed. his head a - hile,.and then prepared fur just such a :% t ap he received., le placed the four quarters of the beef opthe deck of the' boat and spread the e over.them, rn'this he'spread all the the blankets, and four men lay'dowu on -these blankets. Jim,, as biefore stated, was ongthtobow. of,the boat, continitally wish, .ogthe gentlemen to be satifieil..hut they o Ct1{na. a rtstake, sartain." ."Look a i&ismen,-tookt. w'here youi please, gt aen satsedbut there''s;one -tltiog=l tusask ofyou not to ditati rthem '' t ort'-iigyoucin do to asurb stkmap.espectallylifah&e.nedi sst;a imkes the Iilooray to A ea'd. 4strbed. But"hiong be efr i e tesi y bd i'd Ilis' pzefces ,falN jaws s~d bs# a amongst a et of mnen, it was about tata timre nd liluce-'they rdoved off without speaking'a word;.Jiin got clear of his visitors and kept the beef. Western Boalmana. .s 1 rOCy of Mummies at Durango, difegico.-The Texas Star states that a millionof mummies have beet discoveredi ~on the-environs of.Durarigo, in Mexico. -They are in. a .sit ting posture, _but have the same:wrappings, banda andi ornamntts of the.Sgyptians. Among them wvas fond a sculptured head writh a poignard of flint, .ehaplets, neclaces, &c. of alternted col ored.beads,'friigments of 'aone, polished like i'vor:y, fine wyorked elastic tissues, (pro bably our modertn ladia rubber cloth) moe, easing worked like those of out Itudians -to-day, bones of vipers &c. It remains to continue these interesting researches, and America will becotme another Egypt to antiquaries, and her ruins wvill go back to the' oldest period of the wvorld, showing deoibtless that the ancestors of the alonte *zumas lived on the Nile. MANUE.--It ts well known that in a close stable, wthere thete are a good many horses, thtere is a very pungent *smell, affecting the eye atnd nose, more particulatly whten the sttablt, is b'eing~ cleaned on.. rThis smell is occasioned bj the flying off of anmmonia, which is -the essence of manute, and which voa, tilizes or flies offat a very lowv temper - ature-even thte warnmth of the mattnre in a stable will sen-d it oIT, and it goesoff in great qtuantities by the common ha of thte munute in a barn-yard, whether throwt tp itt heaps~ or tnt. ~'Thre. is, htowever, a very cheap andi simpile rem, edy for this. Before you begin to clear otit your stable, dissolve some conmmtm salt in water; if a (out horse stahle, say 4 po-inds of salt dissolved in two buck ets of wates, and poured through thte nose of a wattering panl over the floor of the stable an hour or so before you begin to move the matnure, and the volatile salts of ammonia will become fixed salts from their having nnited the muriatic acid of thre common salt, and soda thus liberated fronm the salt, will quickly absorb cat bonic acid for ming cat bonate of soda; thus yr-u will *retain wvith your manute, thte atmmonist that would otherwise fly away, and yan have also a new and most impor, tant agent tihus introdttced viz: the car bonate of.soda. As thtis is a most pow erful solvent of all vegetable fibre, and seeing that all manures have to be ren dered soluble before they can act upon -vegetation, it is apparent thtat the car bonate or soda thus introduced must be a powerful agent STuse OF'A BEF.- The Farmers Cab d4tiajs if anyiefstio 'lti -be-stung by, abee or other inseCt, rub Spirits of fer Election Resolve. R ESOLVED, that the elections to be hol den on the second Monday in October next, and the day following for Senators and Representatives in the State. Legislature smlil be held at the following places, and conduct, ed by the following personr. FOR EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. At Court House. Mt. Frazier, Jimes A. Wilhams ant James Sullivan. Longmire's. Jasper II. Yeldel, J. P. Per rin and J. Anderson. Ridge. Stanmtore tWatson, Abner Asbel. and Gabriel Homes. Collier's. Joseph Bussey, P H. Elam, and S. Broadwater. Cherokee Ponds. S. W. Gardner, James Curry and D. Sbaw. Pne House. J. HI. Ktrksey, G. W. Jones, and A. Miles. Towle's. Oliver Towles, Hiram May and George W- Holloway. Dunton's, Alvin McDaniela, John Cheat hani and J. T. Burrows. Shephard's. Gen J. Sheppard, Sebron Stalnnker, and D. W. Devore. Sniley's. S. Nicholson, Wright Addatms, and D. Strother. Ilamburg. George Parrot, Robert Ander son and Levi [fill. lount Willing. A. Simkins, - Sollee, Manchester Padaet. Richardsnn's. George Strother, John Al. Witt, and James L. Hill. Coleman's. Ira Cromley, A- H. Coleman, and J. M. Maynard. P:rks's. Ilias Roberson, Mitchell Wells, and L. Tucker. Perry's. George Hcrriot, J. Wise and D. Coleman. loore s. Wm. P. Andrew, T. G- Martin and Willis Ross. Shauerfield. Wm. Quattlebum, John Nil Icr, and John Snelgrove. Allen's. W. A. Turner, Russel Edson, and Thomas Jones. Granitville. S. Wise, James Powell and John Glover. Long's. W. C. Mitchell, jr. W. L. John. son and Felix E. Brudie. Nail's. J. T. Gardner, John Everett and UI. rick Reddick. Dorn's. Wim. May. John Dorn and Alfred May. Randall's. Collin Rhodes, ;W N. Swear. engen and A. Hatcher. Uoulware's. J Eidson, John Lott and Wm. 1lerchatit. . Red Hill. J. Al. Clark, Lee lolsten and D. E. Bussey. Rt'hell's. J. Blackwell, Sterling Freeman and W. C. Robinson. * Kreps's. R. Gregory, Elias-S. Kreps and A. Kreps. Reinhart's. Ezekiel West, Fred. Kinard and Hlartwell Rizer. Whittle's. Ambrose Whittle, Jesse M. Mul pass and John T. Mitchell. Iloward's. C. I. Chamberlain, .E. C. Bland, and J. A. Talbert. The Election to be held two days, at each place, Managers to meet at the Court House, on the Wednesday following, count the yotes and declate the election. Six Representatives and a Tax Collector to be elected. ilfany manager shall knowingly receive an -itlegal vote, or shall refuse to receive a legal one,or shall neglect cr refuse to attend to the election, or shail count the ballots before the proper tim'e,'or at any other than the tproper place, he shall be liable :to lienalties. A A. 1716. 3d Stat 609; aid A. A. 1721; 3d Stat. 138,inl A. A. 1759,'4 Stat;100;. " 1aagers are authorized to administer oaths and'examtme witas 1iity:sit the' pi (dtrected to the Sh low tefdsts mtindsifthienmiaa proceedin;s.-A; A. Poll.s to be open'. closed itt 4 o'clockc P. tervals. The box, ye up when tlhe polls ate ...._ ...-ru opened excepat to receive votes the second day. and to count the votes at the regular time and place. A. A. 1721, '3 Statutes, 130. *Resolved, That the art altering the fourth section of the Constitutiona of the State of S. Carolina be herewith paiblished. to it. "Eve. ry free white aman of the ago of twentyone ye:ars (paupers, non commissioned officers, an't privates of thec arnay of the army of the Uiited States excepted) be.ing citizens of thae State,nand having resided therein two years previons to thae (liy of' election, and whao has a free holdl of fifty acres of l'antd or a town lot, of whaich hei has been legally seized and possessed at least six maoths before such electin, or not having suach freehaold or town lot, hath been a residenat in the electiona district in which he of fers to give his vote before the electioni six mionths., sha:ll have a r:gtt to vote for a mem bawr or nmembers to serve in either brantch of the Legislature, for the election district in wvhiich he holds such propet ty or residence. Resolved, That the two years residence re quired by thae Caonstituation in a voter, are the two years pirovious to the election, and the six mtnhls residence ina the ele'ctioni district, are the~ six tnonths itmmedimtely prceediug the electin, but il'any persotn has his home in the Stuate, he does not lose the right of resi. dence by ai temaporary absence wvith the inten-. tiona oh' returnuing ; bitt if one have hais home end Ifamily in antother State, the presence of' stuch persnn,. although continued for two years int the State, gives tao right to vote. Resolvedl, 'Thait Matnagers of Elections are aitthorized and reqgmred. undaer the getneral lawv to hold and etudmict elections for ('lerk, Tax Collectors, Comiisioners of' the Poor, and oilier District Olicers, whenever vacanacies oc. ctur, ('as pirovided by law.) and that it is untie. csary' for this Legislature to give speeial dlirec tia'nsin relationa to tite clectiona ofstiid District Oficers. Re'solved. That the .Managerr, of Elections thr'ughout the St.ite be sandt are herebay en joined to use the ttmost dilligenace, caro and promptness in dischaarging these duties irft:. king correct anid full retuirts, anid eniforcin~g th lawss andl tesolutiotns provided for their gidance, so as ti) enasare hair rad valid elc-. ions, and preserve the pnrity of the elective rranchise. Resolved. That it shall be the special daily of the Manatgers to repoirt to thie Solicitors all vi nlti'ons of the electioni law, and all cases of bribery andl corruption, and to uase their best ef forts to bting the off'endecrs to istiee. M. FRA ZIER. Manager. July 12, 1848 'it 25 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. iN EQUITY. Jacob Pow )Bill for Partiiion of rs. dhe Eslale of John Pilip Pow and others. Poro, deceas~ed. IT'~ appearinig to my satisfaction, that John Sto,:kman atnd Rebecca his wife John Reynolds and Ann hais wife. Will:am Spanin, Philip Spann, Williani Edwards, Shep sed and Sally his wife, lato Sally Edwards, nd Lewis Edwvards,'some oh the Defendanti it this' cause, are without the limits of ahis tate; Ordered. thaat the Defenduants above" named, do aplperg in this Honorable Court' md plead, answer ot deatrirlothe said- Bil, vithin three mionths from the 'publication of his order, or.thie said Btil, will be' taken pro -'S. S:.TOMPKINS, o.a. P.. a. Commnissionet's Office, Jamly 10th, 1848. :. r 4 -New..ot an NIINCrF AC? . W HERE Gentlemen's -B t'4=iind Shoes " are made in :arost an ' ostvle of fit. and workmanship. 3 . : Gentlemen' wanting-cork soled .doable soled, water" proof, walking., drdsii, tent' leather. and'a fine pump soled BO 8, need but. leave their orders with the sub iber WILLIA "McEVOY. march- " . 'itf- 6 NOTICE= R. ROFE, who held cod - ignallyan in. terest in the right of Ed e. District, to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill. . eels, (Patent) has never complied with said dition. thero fore he holds no interest, and i s .io rikht te sell or ma e any contract. for said Wheels. We, the,nndersigned are, the o ners, 6f said right, and a tight purchased fr . any other, unless oor agent, will not he go . Mr. J. T. W Eszan, we auth ise, with full power to act as our agent.. COTHRAN &MOORE. March 1, 1847. .t. 6 [Wotice. A LL thoee indebted to the estate of Charity Johison, dec'd., are' requestid to make immediate payment, and those hrvl'ag demands to preseot them properly attested. C. B. GOULDEN, SIMEON ATTA WAY, Admnittrators. july 7 if 24 Fair Notice. A LL Persons indebted to theSnbscriber by Note or Account,-are reqoested to make payment by Return Day .in October next, if they . ish to save cost, and all adms which' are within a Magistrate's jurisdictiod, iflnot'paid by that time must also pay cost ."a.1I must haye money to keep up my businers, M W. C LA RY. Coleman's y Roads, March 13. tmto 9 Public Notice IS hereby given, that applieatitonwill he made to the Legislature for an Act of Incorpnration of Mount :Ttfor: Chnrh. situated 6 miles N. E. of Eigefield Court House. - July 19 1848 3m 26 Notice. A PPLICATION will be male att.the- next session of-.the Legislature ;to discontinue the old-Charleston -Road between ,the..Bridgo on Ninety-Six Creek and the 'reek next a bove the Gin Hotiso.of N. L.. ?rif i on the said road. - July 19, 1848. 3m ..26. Notice. All persons indebted to the'- tafesofEliza. bath Clark. Mary Clarl:.nd Clark, deceased, late of thja Ditricigrireqested to mnko immed'ate nyment, a i th'inse hav in any demandaaill prsient tNi6n.ly attested, according to law. . -. = S -JA MES. BLACKELld, n r. Aug 7 148. 3i Sngar'nd'Coffe ec. C! tMAR...magnifinent_analitr.- 12 ann -- q-r; iuuun; April 4 ft" 1 JAYNE'S AGUE27IILLS. I N recommending these PBils to the -public, Sthe proptietor does not friiih to make any unnecessary or tedious persmbu?ation, bat wita full directions and a few important re mnaiks, he will leave the medicine to speak for itself. feeling confident that ifs merits are snch as wil not rail to-bring -it ipto general use; in deed, he is so sanguine pf tbp efficacy of those Pills, he does not hesitate .tiguarantee a cure i n the most aggravated eases. k speedy. and permanenmt-dure for.vER & Acuit and Intermifttnt F'evers. By following the direction. closely while In.. king this preparation, its speriority over the ordinary Tonic Mixtures, P.i'Js, &c. will be readily dtscovered. . Being purely vegetable, free fronm all foreign deleterious or mi neral prepairations, these pills may be taken with the. utnicwt saf ety uniter al miost any circumstances. Thley strengthe~n the stomach, invigorate:thie'sikm, and entirely prevent that hangar and prostration of strength wvhich always attetnd this diasnse. They also possess a decided superiority ov er quinine, prtus.iate oflfron,Arsenic, Boneset, and the numerous other prdparations usually employed in the cure of. FEER & AGUE in heing gently apperient,bj this means car rying themselves oft.through the me.dium of the biowels after they havelemit their mnedicia. nal powvers in the. stomach,,..thus preventing the accumulation of those tipleasant symptoms that almostuniversaliffoll'ow the application or the aforesaid medicines, which constring the bowels, produce congestion,of th'e liver, and remain in the systenm to rod .diseases more dangerous than those they asre employed to stubvert. Hlence it is said that.those remedies in the majority of instances. only .serve to suppress tho disease for .a short perIod, while the dis ease still in his system as bireeding new evils, .and soon developes itsecin'a more dangerous form than at first; thus thernecessity of a med icine possessing the qu;tliiies of Dr. JAYN E'S A GUE P L LS, that can ini appled without tear of experiencing thosegevd efects before alluded to, and with a fullgn6fdenace of receiv i~aspeednd radical e . . J Bstick Esq. Dratn, Georgia, says. Nov 18. 1846-Dr. -D... yae, Dear Sir; My sales of.your p reparatiopjahve exceeded my expectations Y.our ..zsemat, Vermjfugo Carminaizie .Balsam, aw Ag4uc Pails, till sell well, some .of wbthidh now 'ad of. I want an .immediate sippfy of ail the above ntained Medicines, mores ,rticuilairly a large supply of the' lpbettaiWAnd Agne Pills. We have y'et amonig us a good many long standing cases of(Chills andfFevers, int which your Ague pills haveTdefiefailed to cnre. Yotur Alterative is-just%beginning to be knowvn here and apjireedied If j: lied had enough of youir Fever and Atigne Pills I could have sold more than i6ldfdred-.dollaes wiorth of them. Yours c. - jJ BOSTIGK. M essrs. J* & jffeivsbogIlsays. Oct 31,-1646; Yonf Agne isl are about gone, and havrgiven inni uk~fion. yt. 1m.'ell Eaq ~W1i1Gy,Alabama, ists: Nov. 9th .l846~ ~ h~ our 4 tioinig wqnde re.I ica sokdi t nbtd me more ofthemr. %! Foatmale byi M i ~ . ROBERTS, - Onl~y Agent in this plcTithe sale of Dr. ~ntecelebra'ted? tn lttrr DR. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTERY CORDZAL. THE:well tried and generally approved remedy for Dysentery, Diarrhws, Griping and Summer Complaints of Children. From the late Capt. H1olmes, Georgia Reg't Brazos San Jago. July 24, 1846--Dr.-Wood ruff-Lowe an apology for not acknowledging before the receipt of a box ofyour Dysentery Cordial, which you had the kindness to send me while in Columbus, for the use ofmy corps. I have found it a most valuable medicine, and only regret that I have not a supply of it. Wherever my men have followed directions, they have invariably found relief. We have snffered and are.8sulTerir.g much from Dysen. tery, occeaaioned by ihe wretched water we have to drink,.but your Cordial iy restoring all to their wonted health and vigor. With my sin cere thanks foryour kindness, and best wishes loryour success, I am your obedient serv't. ISAAC HOLd.FS, Captain Mdcon Guards. Georgetown, Randolph Co Geo.'June 13th, 1846 -Dr. Wondrufl, Sir-The demand for yocr Dysentery Cordial is so great, that 1 want you to send by the'stnge, on Tuesday four dozeti bottles. General Shorter's overseer informed me the other day that he had used it in some fifty cases with entire success. In fact every person I reve sold it to is very much pleased. If certificates are of any use to you l can get any number for you. Very Respectfully D. MORRIS. For sale by R. S. ROBERTS. Aug 1G Gi 30. A great Desideratuni in Medicine. The Vegetable Restorative ot LIQUID CaTIMRTic. -0--c Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Colic. Hfeadache, Enlargement of the Splecn, Costiveness, Acidity of the Stomach, and all diseases arising from a derangement of the Biliary Organs, CAN BE CURED with a great degree of certainty, without Calomel, Blue Pill, or Pills of any kind, Salts or Oil, BY THE USE OF THE L1QUID cATHARTIC. T HI.S Medicine is agreeable to take, and operates witheut griping or debilitating. Persons who have long been compelled to take Pills, Oils.or Salts. will find this a pleasaat and highly valiable suhstitute. Il' A small quantity of-this Medicine taken daily, generally regulates die bowels in a short time. DYSPEPhiA OF A VERY BAD CHARACTER. This is to certify, that I was attacked in March, 1845. with Dyspepsia or Indigestwn, of a very bad character. My,case was treated by two Physicians in St. Louis, M issotri,8' weeks; then by another in Wisconsin for three months; then by nanther n the interior of Louisiana thein by several physicians in the Hospital of New Orleans. three moinhs,.but without deri ving any real benrftt from all the remedies pre. sctibed forme. Fortunately. jnst at this june. tnre, ,and when my condition was moet deldrable, I obtained a bottle of the "Vegeta. ble Restorative or Liquid.Cathartic," by the use offir t--so-n commenced improving, and for 'thi3 frst time in fourteen months began to havo-regalar an&:natural discharges. from my bowels; ad-sootr heito .feel like becoming sonmnatd Ithy once mdre-fral of which Lam ihgebed under the i le h fQoi to the above ei. . RSI Crop of 1848. REHTornip Seed juast received fromi kPiladelphain. R25 pnunds Ruta Blaga, '120 Papets RTop " 320 Papers lnarge Globe 10 pouands Early Dutch For sale by RL. S. ROBE RTS. Aug 0 tf- 20 REMOVAL. WMV7 KETCHe&s?I & CO, HAMIBURG, S. C. HAVE remove their stock of Dry Goods to thec Store tinder the Americana Hotel, (late Hutbbard's,) where it is their purpose to keep afaull assortment of Amaerican, French and English D RY G O ODS. WVe wvonbI tak e this opporunity to retturn our thanaks to our nummerouas friends for the very liberabl patronage bestowed on nma for the last six years, and would solicit a continuanco of their fuvors. We wonld also itnvite all persons buaying Dry Goods int Hamnburg, who are not already on our large list of sutbscribaers to give its a trial. Our stock will consist of a tattch larger and more general assortment thantt we have hereto fore kept. We shall also co'ntinnte to kee p oaur usual assortment of Carpetinag, Oil Cloth, -Floor Matting, Bonnets, and Ladies and Chaildrens Shoes.. ?J:B-Just received a full assortment of all numbers of gentuinte Dutch Deltftag Cloths. which together with all articles int our line will ba sold as low as they can be procured int H am btrg or Augtuta WM. KETCHIAM& CO. Hamburg. S. C. Aug. 7-11 tf 29 FOR SALE.. ATRACT OF LAND, conataining Five hundred and eighty-five acres (585), twelve miles fromu Edgefield C. H., lying lie. tween Beaverdamn and Turkey Creeks, 1A miles from Carroll's M ill. Terms will be made easy. Apply to R. PLATT BRUNSON. may 31 6m ' 1 600 lbs. Racon & Lard. jUST received a large lot .if stuperior Ba con, which will be sold low for Cash. J. A. WILLIAMS. SMay 17 If 17 STATE OF SOU.TH CAROLINA. .EDGEFIELD DISTRICT .iN ORD1NA RY. Ellington Clark, Phlilip ('lak and (Summons nPriin sthers De fits.5 I . appear mng to my satisfactiomn that- Phil. Iip Clark, Jesse Clarkb Jesse Wallace, and wife Francis. W'esley Rnunels; andl wife.Elizabeth. defendatt-in this case, reside withoutmtthe limits of'this State, it is there. Fre ordered, that they do apapear and object,.o. the dNvicinn:or sale of thie -Real Estate of Ehiz-. ietb(Klqrk deceased, oy- .bfore tae fst Meqpday idi Octuber net, or thericonsent to - mfnme\Mif.3bT F --2' WORMS! WORMSI WORMS! Dr. Jayne's Tonic 'Eni f ge. HE most pleasant as tvoll an the most certain remedy for Worms : which is perfectly safe, and so pleasant that children will not refuse to take it. Ii effectually de stroys Worms. neutralizes acidity or sourness of the ettimach. increases appetite, and acts as a general and permanent tonic, and is thers fore esceedingly beneficial in intermittent and remittent revers, indigestion. &c., and is a cer tain and permanen. cure for Fmvis and Aouv. It not only. destroys Wims and invigorates the whole systerm, but it dissolves the superav hundant slime or mncous so prevalent in the stomach and bowels of children, more espe, cially of those in bad health. This mucous forms the bed, or nest, in which .Worms pro. duce their young; and by' removing h, it is impossible for them to remain in the 6-d$+. It is harmless in its effects on the sys. ten, and the health of the patient is always improved by its use, even when. no #orms are discovered Numerous certifintes of itg usefulness have been receivcd, which t le pro prietor does not consider necessary to publish. In fact he is in daily receipt of letters of ctme mendation frun various parts of the country - not only in regard to its superiority in the ex pulsion of worms, but also ott account of its vainable as a properties as a pleasant tonic and strengtlhening medicine. Josiah Thompson, near Salem. N. J. ad ministered this Vermifuge to a child between two and three years old, and says that in a few days she discharged one hundred and twenty seven large worms!! MriJ. A Lentz, of Penn Township Stivings Institution, in this city. gave it to 'one of his children; and says that after the sixth dose' it brought away about fifty worms at once, five and six inches long. Mr. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles orthis Vermifuge for Dyspepsia. and in the course of two weeks discharged, upwards of thirty pieces of Tape worm, and was thereby perfectly cured. Another gentleman of this city had it ad ministered to his little danghter, about three years old, when she had a number of dischar ges from her bowels composed entirely of lit., tle white thread worms. He said they came away from her, not only by hundreds, but I may truly say, by;thotusatnds, separately tnd in solid balls as large as hickory nuts, composed en tirely of ulead worms." For sale by R. S. Roberts, only Agent in this pl-ice for the sale of Dr.Jayne's celebra ted Family Medicine. July26 Gm 27 Jayne's Carminative Bab, sam, IS a pleasaiit, certain, safe and effectuaji;e.. medy for Dysentary,- Diarrhea. or,.Loose ness, Cholera Morbus,. Summier Complaint.. Colic, Griping Pains,'Sour.Stonipch,'ick and Nervous Headachie, Hearttiirrn, Waterbrash, Pain or Sickness of the Stomach, Vommiting. Spttig up. of Food after eating; ah'-ifs where.it passes through the body unchanged, Want of Appetite, Rtestlessnses: and. inability to Sleep,)Vina in the Stomiah.add Bowels, Hysterics. Cramp, Nervous. Tre iour' iad Twitchings, Sea Sickness, Faintings, in-r? cltoly and Lowness of Spiris, yeitng'o t fants, and fur all Dowel Afl ct ons and "er,, ovous,Diseases. " : Tis,atjd l~is really invalunie in<ijaih idn4 nmay b "depetdaed apo;'di'agif -n hpcianii'4inmiet Cai i'o ve of, all itstihorote: sAI'ejo s one patien vehiinii the mianythns r4e thge,h'as mfticdjupur1#~ .ish, ickliead aYiise, w ofri naiiL, melanchbly. ainkiiig atid'faVatrni;s, - mniiting, and spitting up the food anft-egting, lienteria. or whete the food passes through the body unchanged, want of appetite and.:nability to' sleep. It will be very usefnl to pregnant women, overcoming irrhtabilily of thie stomich' and thereby preventing nausea, vo'niiting d hiearburn. Mothers will fnd thistnth ape. rior, as well as safer and chieaper togive their children for fretting and crying &c. than -he usnal drops and cordials to which they have been accustmed. CERTIFICATES. The Rev. Enoch Barker,.now ofSamptow,n, N. J.. says: "Having been afflicted with a se vere Bowel Coinp laiint, attended with distreas ing patm atid discharge of blood, and every ap. peararnco of appromaching~ Dysentary,, I obtain ed one bottle of Dr. Jagne' sCdr'mmdaivet Bal samn, a few doses of which (taken according to directions) effected a perfect cure." Fromt the Rev. Jonatban G~oing, late of N. Y. Dr. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-Haying made use of your Carinitive Balsam in my family, and fiding it to be admirably adapted to the corn pilainits for which it is intended, I take pleas tire in recomnmeniding it to the use of my friernds atid the public generally, believinig those wvin are atfilic-ted with any of these comtplainits'will ftind relief in the use of this valuable medteine, JONATHAN GOING. D. D. Pres. Grianville College, Ohio. For sale by Rt. S. Robei ts, only Agent in this lace for the sale of Dr. Jayne's celebia: ted Faumily Medicinie. July 26' 27 JOhN D. COASE, 11. D,, Physieaan aned &rgeon, B EGS leave to offer his professional seryi, ces to.the citizens of tidgefilk and vicini ty. aisd respectfully to solicit a share of their patronage. Doctor C.'s past success in the treatment of diseases of men, wvoment and children, enconr, ages buim thus to ask the support of' an enlight ened coimitinty RE"F EREN CES5: V. Moit, M. D., New York City, A. Clark, M. D)., . Rt. G. Frary, MU. D , H udsnn, N, Y,. G. imiball, M. D.. Lowell, Mass. HI. 11. Child, MU. D.. Piittsfield, Mass. N. B.-Prompt attention given to calls left my residence, the botnse fornmerly oceni: ied bty S. S. Tomplkmns, Esq., by night or dnay, or at the Post Office by day. T. D. C. May 17 - tf 17 STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ED.GEFIELD) DISTRICT. IN ORDIN ARY. Sam'l H arris atnd Wmti. Harris, Appts. vs - Summons in Jared Harris, and Partition. Wm Worthington & Wife Martha.5 I T appearing to my satisfiaction that Jaredl Harris and William WVorthtington and wife Martha,,'listribiutees in the abovestated case reside wvi hotnt the limits of this State. it is there fore ordered that they do appear and object to the sale and division of the real estate of Green Hfarris deceased,.9nior before lhe first Monday in .Decembeie next,Wo their consent will be en teled''ofree'rd. Givenr imdertmy -hapud at my the 8th o :st 848. ,oSD Take Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CARQL A I$ ABBLVILLE DI STR1CT^ ,% H ElEAS, the Iast Will g ttunt th of Edward tni er, decesel * ps d " muted to Probate, itt cbrttmon fotri,,i Oi4IAT ri, n 2-5th May last, and thete being u? p 6 or legal E:ecutor- to the did Wilf; dnd" a' tition and Sttggcstion being presentedgeidled by Wm. E. Collier and others, legatees next of kin, requesting the Qrdindt' to carry oat thd provisior s of the said Will. al re4iired by. th# Act of Aasentoly, passed 1846, in such. caseet t herefote, an order was passed on said petitiont granting the prnter therepf,~und ,th;estatas.r now in the custody of David Lesly, Ordinhh of Abbeville District. for administratiod. All persons,tkereforeaaying denrandaagains the said estate, ill present their notes oi other written evidenees of indebtedness,.. r with a true copy thereof; and those 'bt , accounts against the estate will have th p. ven. as the law repeirea merchantawd a -lpkcqi ers to prove their accounts on suits instjtttin," the Court of.Common Pleas,.viz.:ta,aps thereof was paid ir the lifetitnt of'e estator by settlement, discount or otherwise, nor sine' his death, and that dil discounts.have been,alr lowed - . t , ate , All demand watever".trst e. without failure. on -or before the &4y.o9 December ne1t and all those jndebt, F estate (except those who have rnni'naacoup"V at the Blacksmith shops, mills, e. f _ sent.year, who will he:regsiredjo sae t 25th of December) must make itsin tta ment, as no indulgene can be given; foe a all the residue and remainder of theeainil sold this ensuing fall, it beeomei know by that time:the fall e nt 'e_il'f in order that the. Executor-may-dur oteal .-, specific legacies without futhre 1iabiiemw DAVID LESLEY, o. A. D, -Ez'o,: june 14 ':1 1 NEW GOO 6H Ss'riber has j"aeive d p - . dud Stock-of Spring and SummerGoda. For Ladies'"ware,afiins lier - ' i': Malins, Barages and:Giaghtis;W Fine Mantles and Sifawis, - Bonnets and BonnetRibbonir,.. Worked Collars and Mitalia Trimings, Blacktand. White Lcee ils,' A For'Geisleni i'sw ii .V' A fine ' tockfofB'do(e' abd'(o Of ll kihd, :.*~ot Leghorn,Panama, Palm, Silk and Bever HATS:-: Hardware, Ctlery- niP'C' ye - A good nssaortient of Gr'oIei suh'ast .Snu, :Co'e,'1tlaiea 4 FrEa{hE -ll ofw riiialeot' d"ca!R. , at e C leSE l x - or on time, to pictul ci sto t : " . agt; glpe "4f S. C hurbi l many 1dusfa otnyo a_. sap stiil d ! CEHkONIC',tLJ t cana . I - ber-er -is cofinected- with- .e co sons-of.sekstany: habiaw liSet t' iibie uence:u~~abl *4ested by a restIess:nd-deao~ijb' paind, irregular if~ ot a loss l be relieceri, witheut.aisy; 6sui tleest of lb. utnpleasant~cuasequerices, -restfling- froes-tho uise of the commion puarging medasm.ally * resorted to. This articleMill-U'bois to-aet as u.pleasant"cordiul an'd46ni, etin ~ the ap. e,ada tIe'lane-tiui fatllUnyiery idc tio ua~tie cointmoi"pdgi arc dciliised t' effe'e - rm~5~e Trhere ore'sone ecoiisti tdit rslia1o. egu. larinuack's of: Bilious fever 'alinnit'eery fall, to such, lI recoiminerid:the use of'this'Medicine, beginning'at least by the middle of May, of irst of June. -''~A".P Many,.persons whose Digestive- orga'ni are feeble, often experience sinse'%fulliess, weight, and oppression, ab'oist the qtouisch af ter eatiing-in sudh cbis~a 'dois of this 'medi~ Pregnant wdni dflen 'suffetr from litar hurn and costivenesk, they iay;usettiiestkl6le without the lcast dangeriand with keatben'a6t, in sick or. nervous head-ache, at is a most vaIn able mewlueine- .- ' I could append a long list of c:IrGBeias' but forbear, preferring,to' fathe miedicin6'tt' sustain iteTI*. is a gentle and certin cathartic. tanc a tio. JOEL BRANU (. Eatonton, Georgia,'' - r'. For sale by Robert Anderson,'tJiiberty.Hill. Cheatemn &.-Sentle, Dwtntonsville, Chaudesfree, - man, Cairo p. 0., and . : - J. D. TIBBETi, Edgefield C41. sept. 8 . - ly'.:n.33 WORMS! WORMS! WOMiS! THlE BANE OF CHILDHOOD. ND the certain precursor of .ni ny,dj er A ous diseaseses, if allowed to remtain, a ithehua system in great .numbterst. Thousands of children die annually from - Worms. The season is now.cloemat hand when they become most troublesome to. chil dren. WVooDRUFF's WoRu Sea:c'cis afo remedy for ,vorms. Try it, It is as'gdod as the best, and cheap as tho cheapest. Mr. Joseph Shippy of 'Musengee co. Ga., says it brought away 200 wornms frots negro child belonuging to him, in a short t:me... . Mr. John L- Litile of Whiteville, Ga s,ays [ gave it in one rase, and broughtn yaa gfty worms. . In anther case It cured lus~ negro woman of Tenia er Tape worm. M r. Thomas Boyd, of Coweta co;G >says ho gave it to a negro boy who'"was iu' bad healh; it bronght away immediately thtirty,six wormts. Hie was soon well, and remnains.so up to this time. Ordfin, Pike co. Ga. Jtuly,14-NE,Wood rulif-Please hirward immnedi-itelir,t*kdozea of your Warm Specific without - -j~ Respectfully,. Jonas (. Ua ao. Talbott Co. G. Dec. 12, 184&. !i Wuod mff-I have recently made tri'au'IWorm Specific i a had case, with.thehapi* efet. [ think more of it than ever, atidl bieve it will do-in ninety,-nine cases.in the hindfied. . J.,E, . D. For,sale,by . , ji.'. S..IL Anu9' - m 29 Q