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List of Letters R EMAINING ira the Post Office, 1st October 1848. Adams, J F 'e1)onald, R5 Ahntey. S 31 Mcmims. B Anderson, Susan Middleton M. Addison. Ananda Mitchell, M Mrs Bland, John McJarvan, S Barrenton, Elisha Malpass, S MI Brown, John Newman, A F Boulware. H Osldrick. F W Baurr, John E Power. John Butler, Seth Pressley. C W Bettis. L Mrs Perrin, A Bledsoe. 1 L Miss Prescott, D Christian. J H 2 Parmenter, A Culclazar, Win Palnier, M1 Culbreath. 11 Parker, Thos Dinkins, M Presley, Mr. Dagnall, N Mrs Perrien, A M Fagan. Ai Prescott, E Miss 2 Fair, S 1 2 Perry, E Mlias Goldman. S C Randall, J R ('.aw, A M. Roach. M homes, F Robertson, J lirailkill, John Itambo, M1 Mrs Harris, W G Richardson, L 11 Hughs, J S Sharpton. A 2 Harral, J Sefton, Robert . Hibbler, G Swearengen J Harden, W C Swearengen, E Miss Hill. D Simpkins. A Head, J Smyley. A J Hanoey. E Miss Styles. C W Hassell, Mrs Tonpkins. James Hodges. J S Mrs Upson, Marcus Johusfmn, Doet Vancthn. Z C Johnson, David Williams, J 11 Jackson. R Wilden. Waldo 3enings or T.pmson, Walker, R Jones, L Miss Wilson. Thos Johnson. 0 Miss Vest. W Kennedy. F M Walker, W Lunday, W S Walker, Tom -Loveless, 'T II Williams. S Latimere, M Wallace. S T Miss Alerriwether, R Wise. W Mrs Martin S Waldrom. E Mrs 1. FRAZIER, P. 31. Oct.11, 3t 3S SPANN HOTEL. EDGEFIELD, S. C. T IIS splendid and commodious Edifice being completed is now opened to re ceive both transient and constant Boarders and promises to furnish its patrons and friends with as good entertainment and acenmmoda" tions, as can be expected in this part of the country. Connected with this Establishment there are conyenient lots for the accommodation of Drovers. For the Travelling Community-there are kept Vehicles and Horses, to let upon liberal ternts. Sept.27 tf 36 $25 REWARD. L OST on or about the 1st of September between the residence of Mr. A. Bland. and the Village.. in the road leading by Col. Pickens, a .Gold Patent Lever Watch, of the Manufacture of W. .- Tobias. Liverpool. No. 19.249. The above reward will be paid for its delivery at this -office. Or information as to where it may he obtained. Stspt. 20148. 4t 25 * The Charleston Courier will insert two weeks'daily. also Abbeville Banner will insert 4 times weekly, andtimd their accouts to this office. . - -State of South Carolina. -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDIN ARY H. BoulwareTo fa Deltn in Auach vs. -ment. Charlos Hall. J .Assumlpsit. . John S. Smyley.) Declaration in Attach vs. ment. Joho. M. Crary Debt. W illiam Kay. )Declaration in Atta vs. ment. - . W iley EKay. 'j Assunaapsit. Richard Coleman, )Declaration in Attack vs ment. Hyram Kay. ) Assumpsit. T HE Plantiff's n these cases haiving filed. their declarations respectively in any Office, and theL Defendants havingi no wife or attoranev known to be wvithain this State, on whoam a copjy of the' dlectaration with a rule to plead, could he served. It is ordered, that the said Defendants do severally plcad to the de clarations against them respective'ly. withint a year and a day from, judgment wtill be award. ed against them,. ..THOS. G. BACON, Glerk. Cletk's Office, 29th, Se pt. 1848. Ot 4tq 37 STATE OF souTHi CA RULINA. -EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT. * N OBDINARY B Y JOH N H JILL, Esq., Ordinary *of Edgefield District: WVhereas Cristopher WVorthbington and John Trapp hatha applied to mo fur lett ersa of admnist~ration, ont all and sitagular the goaods arid chattles, rights rad creadits of Menoah WVorthington late of the District aforesaid. dcc'd. These are, therefore. to cite and admon jab all and sinagulnr, the kindred and credi tars of the said deceased. to he and appear before tne, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Disti ict, to be holtden at Edge.. field Court llonste on the 20th day of October inst. to show cause, if anty, whty the said administration should not be Given undler my hand and seal, tbis 3rd dlay of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hutndred and forty eight and in the sevenity-third year of American Indepenidence. JOH1-N HILL, o. E. D. Oct 4 2 37 STATE OF SOU1TH CAROLINA. EDGElirlELD) DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. Sama'l Hlarris atnd Wam. H arris, Appts. vs Summons in Jare'd Ilarris, atnd Partition. Wmut Worthaingtoni & Wife 41iarthia. IT' appearinig to nmy satisfaction that Jared HIarris. and William Worthaington and wvife Martha, distribuitees in thae above stated case reside wi htont the limtits of thais State. it is thtere- - fore ordered that thaey do a ppear and object to the-sale and division oaf the real estate of Green H arris deceased, on or before the first M ondaya in December next, or their consent will be en tored of record. Given under my htand at nmy office the 8th day of Augustr 1848. JOHN HI1L L, o E D. Aug 9 3m -29 1 The Friends of WM. P. BUTLER, Esq., annouince him as a Cadidate for Sheriff, at the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD 'DISTRICT. -IN EQIUTY. Isaac Outz, Vs. Lucinda Outs, and others. - NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue of an Order from the Court of Equity in this case, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, on the first Mon day in November next, the three following tracts of land, belonging to the estate of Peter Outz, dec'd., viz : Tract No. 1, containing by survey of A. R. Able, D. S., made 12th September, 184S. One hundred and sixty-six and a half acres, (1661) situate in the District and State aforesaid, on Horsepeu Creek,. and adjoining lands of John S. Smyley, T. W. County, Thomas Hlarvey, William Dorn, Isaac Outz and Tract No.2, of the aforesaid estate. Tract No.2, containing by survey of A. R. Able, D. S., made 12th September. 1848, two hundred and forty-six (246( acres. adjoining the above tract of land, Isaac Ou'z, B. Outz and John S. Smyley. Tract No. 3, or Jacob Outz tract, con taining by survey of A. R. Able D. S., made 12th September. 1648, ninety-nine (99) acres, lying on Gantt's branch, and adjoining lands held by Abram Outz, Isaac Outz, William Dorn, and Henry Outz. Said lands will be sold on a .credit of one and two years, except for so much as will pay the cost of the suit to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond and good sureties o secure the purchase money. - S. S. TO.MlPKINS, C. s. x- D Commissioners Office, Oct. 10, 1848. Oct. 11, 1848, 4t 38 STtTE OF SOUTH 'CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Frank Burt, Treasurer. Vs. Tully F. Sullivan, and Forcclosure. others. NOTICE is hereby given that by vir tue.of the decree of the Court of Equity in this case, I shall sell at Edgefield Court House on the first Monday in No vernher,next. Thatiot or parcel of Land in Hamburg, known -nnd designated as No. 71. in the original plan. bounded South by Market street, North by 'Mercer street, East by - street. and West by Hamilton and Kernagahn. (No. 72) and containing fifty. (50) feet front on Market street, and 200 feet deep to Mercer street. Said Lot or parcel of Land will be sold for one third of the purchased money cash, and the balance (2=3) on a credit of twelve 1 months, on bond with good sureties. The titles to be signed, but not delivered till the purchase money be fully paid. S. S. TOMPKINS. c. E. E. D. Commissione i's Office, Oct. 10th, 1848. Oct. 1[ 4t 38 SHERRIF'S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. Ellington Clark, App't. Summons 'g' in Philip Clark, and others Partition. Defendants. BY an Order from John Hill, Esq.. Ordinary of the District -aforesaid, I w'ill 'proceed to' sell: at EdgeiIeld Court House, on theirst Monday in November next, lands belonging to the estate of Eliza beth Clark, tec'd., situate in the District and State aforesaid, on Dallon Creek, waters of Savannah River, adljoining lands n Henry Stone, Mr. Fortoer, James Tompkins. Robert Wallace, and Jatmes Martin. containing one hundred and sev enty acres more or less, be sold on a cred- I t of twelve months. The Purchaser will be required to give oud andl two approved securities, and a norgage of the premises, to the Ordinary : secure the purchase money. Cost to be paid in Cash.t S.CHRISTIE,s. E. D. Oct. 10, 1848 4t 38 SHERiFF'S SALE. State of Soutth Carolina, EDGEIFIELD DISTRICT, !N TH E COURT OF ORDINARY. Margaret Jones and ) others, A pp't. I Summons in Middleton Jones and Partition. others, Def'ts. ) Bnorder from Jo'hn Ilill, Esq., Or, dlinary of the D)istrict aforesaid, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on he first Monday in Novenmber next, the ands belongir.g to the Estate of Joseph ones, Deceased, situate in the District and State aforesaid, on the waters of Ste-i phens Creek, waters of Savannah River,, djoining lands of Seth Butler, David Bunch,, Mrs. Brigg4. James Curry and oth era, containing seventy-one acres more or lsa, be sold on a credit of twelve months, Trhe purchaser will be reqaired to give bond and two approved securities, and a tortggo of the premises to the Ordinary, to secure the purchase money. Cost to be paid in cash. S. CHRiSTIE, a. E. D. Oct. 11 1848 4t- 38. I SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLITA. EDG EFIELD DISTRICT, i IN TIlE COURT OF ORDINARY. Eliza bth Brackuell, A pp't. William Bracknell, and - " otbers, Defendants. Partition, a B Y an Order from John Hill, .Esq., Ordinary of the District, aforesaid, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court Elouse, on the first Monday, in November ext. the lands belonging to the estate of [olhn Bracknell, dec'd., situate in the s District and State aforesaid, on the road. I ending from Abbeville Court Hopse toh lmburg, and adjoining lands 6f D. P. t self, William Tompkins, John P. Self, ~ d others, containing Two hundred and hirty acres, more or less, sold on a credit . f t welve months. C The purchasr will he required to give ' onds and two aproved securities, and a nortgtge of the premises to :tbe Ordinary. e o secure the purchase money. t Cost to be paid in Cash.- 'a S. CHRISTIE, s. a. D. Octobear 10, 18484t- 38 r:.' Tow a d's C6-mro - D 74R OF' sARSA PA II LA 'WONDER AND BL1tSSING iOr TAE AGIt. rHE =OST EXTRApRDIN'ARY MEDICINE IN _THE'WORLD. This Extract is put .up in. Quart Ioules: .i is six tiies cheaper, plcasuntsr,aitwd rarraaed superior to any sold. It cures sWothout vo ting. ,purgig, sickening or debililating ~Patient. The greatheauty and stRperiority of this Sar. maparilla over all other medicines as, that while t eradicates the- dissase, itiavigorateas the body. [t is one of the very best 4 : sPatlo Amn BUMMER MEDacJFJ Ever known, it not only purifiee"the whole tystem,and strengthen4 the.person, .but it ere. sees neo,. pre and rich blood : a.power posses ted;by no other medicine.<And in.this lies the ;ratd secret of its wonderfuLsiec'ess.. It has performed within the last five years, more than 100.000 cures of severe casei ,of;disease; at least 15.000 were considered incurable. It has taved the lives of more than 5,000 children du. ring the two past seasons. L0,000 cases of i3eneral Debility.and want of Nervous EnergJ. Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla invigorates the whole system permanently.-To'those who bavo lost their muscular energy by the effects of nediciva sor indiscretion committed in youth, or the excessive indulgence of ~the' passions, and brought on a general physical prostration of the aervons system, lassitude, want of.-ambition, raintitng sensations, premature:decay 'and de :line, hastening towards that fatal'disease. Con tumptlon. can be entirely restored by this plea ant remedy. This Sarsaparilla is fur supelior o any Invigorating Cordial, As it renews and invigorates the system. ives activity to the limbs, and ytrength to the ntscular system, in a most extraordinary do ree. Consumption Cured. Cleanse and Strengtheii. Cotfstnnptiou can be cured, Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint, Colds, Catarrh, Corslks, Asthma, Spitting of Blood,. Soreness ii. the Chest, Hectic Flush, Night Swsats, Difficult or Profuse ExpectoratiUnn,Paisi inihe Side, &c. have been and can be curedlt r SpiUing Biotd:. New York,.Ap r28, 1849. Dr. Townsend-I verily belie that your Sarsaparilla has been the means,; ougt Prov dence, of saving my life. I hav :for several rears had a bad cough. It became worse and worse. At last it raised large knantities of blood, had night Sweats, and w greatly de bilitated and reduced, and -did *t expect to live. I have only used your Sarsa rilla a short ime, and there has a wonderful'' annge been wrought in me. I am now able to^ alk all over he city. I raise no blood, and cough has efime. You can wellimagine tha Iamthank ul for these results.- Your obedi t servant, WM. RUSSELL, 65 Ca erine:st. Rheumatism. This is only onte of mnore dti 'itthtiusand :ases of Rheumatism that Dr , owniund's Sarsaparilla has cured. The tn severe and bhronic cases are weekly eradih ed-by'its ex raordinary virttues. James Cummings, Esq., on p the assistants n the Lunatic Asylum, Blokwell's Island, is he gentleman spoken of in thefollowing lettein ' Blackwell's Island, Spt. 14,1847. Dr. Town-end-Dear Sir: *.havn suffered erribly for nine years with the ltoenmstism; :onsiderable of the time I could not eat, sleep or walk. I had the utmost distressing pains, mtad mny limbs were tea ribly swolle. I have tsed four bottles of your Sarsasyarilla, and hey have done me more ahntu -oe thousatid lollers worth of good. 1 am so tinich better. ndeed, I am entirely relieved. ~u Y'are at lib arty to use thi;s for the benefit dflhe afilicted. Yours, ree>ectfull ',: - JAMES CUMMINGS. Fils! Fils! Fits! Dr. Townsend. not having testal his Sarsa arilla ian cases of Fits,.of course sever recoma nended it, and wais surprised to reteive the fol owing from an intelligent and respectable Far net in Westchester County: Fordham, Augum 13, 1847. Dr. Townsend-Deaa Sir: I have a little ~irl seven years of age, who has been several rearssafflicted wvith Fats; we tried almost every ling for her, but wvithiout succesp; at last, al hough we could find no recomsiendation in mtr circualars for cases like hers, wie thought.as he was in very delicate health, we would give ter some of your Sarsapamilla, and are very lad we did, fur it not only restoredher strength at shte has lad no return of theq Fits, to our reat pleasure and sun prise. She is fast he ominag rugged nnd hearty, for whiich we feel ~rateful. Yours, Respectfl, JOHN BU LER. Jr. Female Medicine. Dr. Townsea d's Sarsnparilla is a sovereign mnd speedy cure for lIcapient Consuamption, Jarroenes, Prolapsuas Uteri, or Falling of the Wiomib, Costiveness, Piles, Lumcorrhea, of whites, obstructed or diffienlt Menstruation, [nconttinence of Urine, or invontarily din.. ~harge thereof, and for the general prostration >r the slystema-no matte? whether the result of nherent cauise or causes, produaced by irregu airily, illness or accident, Nothing can be nore sturprising than its invigorating eff~ects on lie hauman frame. Persons all weakness and ass.itude, from taking it. at once become re mest andl full of energy under its influenice. It mnmediately counteracts the nervelessness of lhe female frame, which is the great cauase of Blarrenness. It will not be expected oif -us, in :asses of so dielicate a nature, to exhibit certifi :ates of cures performed, btut we can assuirethe tiflicted, that hutndreds of cases har.e been re orted to us. Thousands of cases where famn lies have been without children, alter casing a ew bottles of this invaluable medicine, have eeu blessed with fine, healthy offspring. Opinions of Physicians. Dr Townsend as almost daily receiving orders rom Physicians in diffearent parts of the Union. This is to certif that .we, the unidersigned, 'hysiciana of the Cicyof Albany. have -in nna raerous cases prescribed Dr. Townsend's Sar aparilla, and believi it to be one of the most aluable preparations in the market. -H. P-.PULING, Mi. D. J. WILSON, M D. Rt. B; BRIGGS, Mi. D. P. B. ELMENDORF', M4. D. CAUT ION.. Owing to the great sisccess and immense ale of Dr. Towvnsen'sSarsaparilla, a num er of men who were 'formerly our agents, ave commenced making 'Sarsapari]a Ex, racts, Elixira, Bitteus,. Eitracts of Yellow lock, &c. They generally put it up in the amoe shaped bottles, andsome of them have tole. and copied our advertisements, they are nly worthlees imitatio'ns, and should be voided . - Principal Office, 126. Eulton Street, Sun nilding, New York And:also byLthe prin pal Druggists and. Merchant;s generally, iroughout the United States1 West Indie nd the Canada.. 9 ? 'G - a For -Sale-by N"I~R4 BERTS. JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS. IN recommending these Pills to the public, the proprietor does not, wish to make any unnecessary or tedious perambulainn. but with full directions and a few important re inatks, he will leave the medicine to speak fur itself, feeling confident that its merits are snch as wil not fail to bring it into general use; in deed, he is so sanguine of the efficacy of those Pills, he does not hesitate to guarantee a cure in the most ageravated cases. A 8peedy and permanent cure for F.VER & AGUE and Intermittent Fevera. By foll.:wing the directions c;osely ivhile ta.. king this preparation, its superiority over the ordinary Tonic Mixtures, Pills, &c. will be readily di.covered. Being purely vegetable, free from all foreign deleterious or mineral preparations, these pills may be taken with the utmost safety unier al most any circumstances. They strengthen the stomach, invigorate the system, and entirely prevent that langor and prostration of strength whikh always attend this disease They also possess a decided superiority ov er quinine, prus.iate of Iron, Arsenic, Boneset, and the nmnerous other preparations usually employed in the core of FEVER & AGUE, in being gently apperient, by this means car rying themselves off throu.h he m.dium of the bowels after they have spent their medici.. nal powers in the stomach, thus preventing the accumiulation of those nutpleasanit symptoms that almost universally fcllow the application of the aforesaid medicines, which constring the bowels, produce congestion of the liver. and remain in the system to brood diseases more dangerous than those they are employed to subvert. Hence it is said that those remedies in the majority of instances, only serve to suppress the disease for a short period. while the dis. ease still in his system is brooding new evils, and soon developes itself in a more dangerous form than at first; thus the necessity of a wed icine possessinr the qualities of Dr JAYN E'S AGUE PILLS, that can be applied without fear of experiencing those evil effects before alluded to, and with a full confidence of recciv in a speedy and radical cure. II. J. Bostick Esq. Drayton, Georgia, says. Nov 18. 1846-Dr. D. Jayne, Dear Sir; 11y sales of your preparation have exceeded my, expectations Your Expectorant, I'ermifugo Carminatice Balsam, and Fever Ague Pdl.s. all sell well, some of which I am now out of. I want an immediate supply of all the above named Medicines, more particularly a large cupply of the Expectorant and Agne Pills - We have yet among us a good many long standing cases of Chills and Fevers, in which your Ague pills have never failed to enre. Your Alterative is just beginning to be known here and appreciated. If I had had enough of your Fever and Agne Pills I could have sold more than a hundred dollars worth of them. Yours &c. H. J. BOSTICK. Messrs. J & H. Moore, Lisbon. Ill. says, Oct 31, 1846; Your Agne Pills are about gone, and have given universal satisfaction. Wim. Bell Esq Walnut Grove, Alabama. says; Nov. 9th, 1846; 1 have sold all your A gee Pills and Tonic Vermnifuge. They ate doing wonders here. I am soriy you did not send tne more of them. . Fo sale.by . R. S. ROBERTS, Only Agent in this place for the sale of Dr. Jayne's celebrated Family Medicine.. Aug 16 Im 30 'DR. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTERY CORDIAL. T HE well tried and generally approved remedy 'frDysentery, Diarrhea, Griping aud Summer Complaints of Children, From the late Capt. Holmes, Georgia Reg't Brazos San Jago. July 24. 1846--Dr. Wood enff-I owe an apology for not acknowledging before t-e receipt of a box of your Dysentery Cordial, which you had the kindness tusend meyhile in Columbus, for the use ofmy corps. I htave found it a maost valuable -medicine, and anly regret that I have not a supply of..it. Wherever my men have followed directions, they have invariably found relief. We have ttflered and are suafferin.g mauch from Dysen-. tery, occasioned by the wretched water we hnve to drinmk, but your Cordial is restoring all to their wonted health and vigor. .With my sin eere thanaks for your kinudness. and best wishes lor your success. I ant your obedient serv't. Isaac Hor.Ms, Captain Macon Guards Georgetowna. Randolph Co Geo., Jutne 13th, 1846 -Dr. Wondruff. Sir-The demand for yorar Dysentery Cordial is so great, that I want you to send by the stnge. on Tuesday fouar dozetn bottles. General Shorter's overseer informed me the other day that lie had used it in some fifty cases with entire success. In fact every person I l'ave sold it to is very much p leased. if certificates are of army use to you I can get any number for you. Very Respectfully D. MORRIS. For sale by R. S. ROBE' TS. Aug 16 6mn 30 WORMS! WORM1S! WORlHJS! THE BANE OF CHILDHOOD. AND the certain prreenrsor of mnany danger AOtis diseaseses, if allowed to retmaita long m the huanm system in great numhers Thousands of children die armually from Worms. Thie seasona is nomw close at htand when tey become most trooblesotme to chii dren. Dn. WOODRUFF's Wonna SPE'cnFC is a safe remedy for ,v'iamms. Try it. I t is as good as the heat, and cheap as the cheapest. Mr. Joseph Shippy olf Muscogee co. Ga., says it brought away 200 wormis from a negro uhild belonagitng to him. ini a shiort time. Mr. Johnm L Litile o: Whmiteville-, Ga.. says I gave it in onme case, and bronght away fifty worms. In another case it cured his negro womani of Tenia or Tape wornm. M r. Thomas Boyd, of Coweta cc. Ga says be gave it to a negro boy who was in bail health ; it broughmt away immediately thirty,six w'orms. H e was soona well, and remains so up to this time. ~Griffn. Pike co. Ga. July. 1848 -Mr. Wood mtff-Please forward immediately thiee dozen of your. Worma Specific without Ilay Rcspectfully, Joamr &r. h-r.LL & Co. Talbout Co. Ga. Dec. .12, 1845. Dr Wmjed rff-I have receritly tmade trial of your Wmrmn Specific in ma bad case, with the happiest effect Ithinik mnore of it than ever, anid believe it will do iu ninety-nine cases in the hundred. J. E, Rorxxm. M. D. For sale by R. S. ROBERTS. Ang2 6m 29 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.. EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT. IN COMMON PL EAS. Isaac Hawes vs. Rob't Shannon. T HE defendant, Robert Shannon. who is in the cnstody of the Sheuiff of Edgefield sistrict, by. yirttue of a capias ad saaisfaciendum saued in this case, having filed a schedule of is whole estate. and a petition for the benefir >f the In-olvent Debtors' Act, on mnotion of Darrol; the defendant's Attorney, it is therefore rdered, that the said I<aa,c Hawes, as well as il others the creditors of the said defendaiit, do tppear at Edge field otirt House before the Court of Common Pleas for thme said district on hie first Monday in March next, to shiew cause, f any they can, why the said defendant should tt be admitted to thie benefit of the said act. Ag THOS. G. BACON, eccPkD A a91848 Sm 29 .Ilrta a8cs n.' .Jlnaiacs D. Rt. D. JA' NE would hereby inform the W public that he publishes antnally for gre.. toitons distribution, by hiinsell and all his Agents, un Almanac, called JAYNE'S MEDICAL ALMANACt AND GUIDE TO HEALTH. The calculations for this Almanac are mudde with great cate and accuracy and for five dir ferent Latitudes and Longitudes, so as to make thema equally tseful as a Calendar in every part of tho United State-, and British North America. They are printed on good pnper, and with handsome new type, and are neatly bound. and besides being the neatest and most accurate C%lender printed in the United States, they contain a large amount of valuable infor mation. suited to the wants of all; and of that kind too, which canr.ot he found in books. Ills CaJalogue of Diseases, with remarks and directions for their removal is really invluable, and make them welcome visiters in every hnte they enter. Every family .should posiess at least one of these Annuals. His Almanac for 1849 is now ready for di-tribminn, of which lie designs to publish at least Two Millions. and in order that every family in the United States and British America, may be furnished with a copy. lie hereby invites MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS to forward their orders to R. S ROa ATs, Edgefield C. H.. as early as possible and they shall be supplied gratuito. ly with as many col ies as they may deem necessary to supply their various customers. They ate also invited at the samte time, to send a copy of their " Busi-' ness Card." which will be printed and placed on the cover of the Almanacs sent theni. They are also requested to give all necessary directions how the Almanacs should be fir warded tothem. By law they cannot be sent by mail unless the postage is first paid on them here. Orders (post paid,) directed to DR. D. JAYNE. Philadelphia, or to R S. ROBERTS, Edgefield C. H.. will meet with prompt atten tion. 117 FA31ILIES can obtain these Almanacs Gratis of t. S. ROBERTS, Agent for Dr. D. JAYNE'S Family Medicines. Sept 20 tf 35 WORMS! WORMS! WORMS! Dr. Jayne's Tonic Vermi ( ge, T H E most pleasant as well as the most certain remedy for. *Worms ; which is perfectly safe. and so pleasant that childrmn will tw,t refuse to take it. I effectually de. strovs Worms, neutralizes acidity or sourness of the stouach. increases appetite, and'acts ac a goneral and permanent tonic, and is there fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and remittent fevers, indigestion, &c.. and is a cer tain and parmanen. cure for Fvxn and Aous It not only destroys Worms and invigorates the whole system. but it dissolves the supera. bundant slime or mucous so prevaleuit in the stomach and bowels of children, more espe. cially of those in bad health. This mucous forms the bed, or itest. in which worms nre duce their young; and by removing it, it is impossible for them to remain in the body. It is harmless in its effects on the ,sys tem, and the health of the patient is always improved by its use, even when no worms are discovered Numerous certificites of its usefuhtesa have been receiv.d, which the pro. prietor does notieousider necesary to publish. In fact lie is.. in daily receipt of letters of'com" inendation from various parts of the countrf ; not only in regard to its superiority In the ex. pulsion of worms, but. also -on account -of>itt valtable as a properties as;apleasant:tonic and. atrenothenn nedicine.. - , t~ .Anpe Josiah Thoipson, tear Salem. N J.krd ministered this -Vertifuge to a child- betweei two and three years old. and says:that,-it fes days she discharged one -hundred andhtweny. seven large worms! Mr.J. A Lents, of Penn Township Savings Institution, in this city, gave itzto one of his children; and says that alter the sixth dose it brought away about finty worms at once, fiye and six incihes long. Mr. Perdinand Woodruff used two bottles orthiis Vermifutge for Dyspepsia, and irr thie course of~ two weeks discharged upwards of thirty pieces of Tape worm, and was thereby pertectly cured. Annther gentleman of this city had it ad ministered toa his little daughter, about three years old, when she had a number of dischar ges from her bowels composed entirely of lite tIe white thread worms. lHe said they camre ttway from her, nit only by hundreds, but I may truly say, by thouasands, separately aid in soli'd balls ar. large as hickory nuts, composed en irely of de~ad worms." For sale by Rt. S. Robertis, nntly Agent itt this pl:.ce for the sale of Dr. Jayne's celebra ted Family giedicine. July26 Gm 27 A great Desideratunm in Me'dicine. The Vegetable Restorative OR LIQUID CsTI.JRTIC. Dyspepsia, Liver Comphaint. Coli&. Headache, E nlargement of the spleen, Costiveness, Acidity of thea Stomack, and all diseases arisitng from a derangement of the Biliary Organs, CAN BE CURED wvith a great degree of certaint y. wilhout Caumel. Blue Pill, or Pills of any kitod, dalt' 'or Oil, flS THES UsE OF THE LIQUID cATHARTIc. fl iS Medicine -is agreeable to take, and .Eoperates without griping or debilitatitng. Persons who have long been comipelled to take Pilts, Oils or Salts, will find this a pleasant and highly valuable substitute. U" A small quatntity of this Medicine taken daily, generaltly regulates the bowels in a short tiune. 1,YSPEPetA OF A VERY BAD CJIARACTER. This is to certify, tthat 1 was attacked in arch,1I845. with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, oaf a very bail character. Mly case was treated by two P'hysicians in St. Louis, hlissouzri, 8 weeks; tten by aniother in Wisconsitn for ltree morn/is; then by anothier in the interior of Louisiana. then by sevetel physiciants in the Hospital of New Orleans. three months, but worthout deri ing ay real beneJft from all the remedies lire. scribed for mue. Foruately,jtust at this jnne. tre, and when my condition was most deplorable, I obtainied a botal.e of the "Vegeeta,. We Restorative or Liqutd Cathartic,'' by the use of which I so ii commenced im:proving, and 'or the first tuie in fourteen moat/hs began to have regular and natural dischiarges f'romz mny bowels, atnd soon began to feel like bec;'ninig sond and healhy once more--for all of which [ am intdebted under the blessing of God, to the above medicine. JOHN bI'AY. Columbus, May 3, 1847. For sale by R. S. ROBERTS. SAug 23 fim 31 $300 R EWA RD. F ERDINAND A. $ClIRODJER who had been convicted of rendering a fraudulent chedule, and who was cot.dined in the .Jail of his Diet., effected his esctape on Saturday night at. It is suspected that lie was aided by oth rs. I will pay TWO HUNDRED DOL LA RS for the re-delivery of Schroder in this ail. ONE H UNDR ED DOLLA RS for proof .o convictioan of any white persotn who aided hnn n his escape, and FilTY DOLLARS for he proof to conviction of any tiegro or colored erson .whto may have aided hitm. S. CHRISTIE-Sn3FFr of Ed'gefield District, S. C. .f " 4 GRANITEVILLE MANFA TURING COMPANY. Hl AVE crninenced operatinis in tl-eir' . Co'tton I'aetory eud are lesiroin. of obd mting teia services of about .Tre. 'Hi'itrd ddiltonial White Operatives principally Gir, above the age of fuurtssen; and also Tkiriy Ma. trons to take charge of their Barding. Houses, As the cofnpany intend to establish,and maintain a 4tnost etetidaiy state of mfatr- ill the place, any young lady whose choumas$u. ces require that she should lt.or 'for,gidg-. rott. may engge as a *eatei, sliicet.. &e., lit lucrative wages, and With the most.perfec - assurance that they will not lose caste bysnuch employment, and a temporary residenc, a* Graniteville. No petsunr will_be.reteird in. to the service of the orpny. who cannot bring the best testimonials as to. their moraf chatacter, and nonte will be peflttted to re main in the place Wjio do not maintaitt -aucy character. Two Churches are elected. School'liotse, will be provided, so that ali may obtain either a plain or classical educatisu All families it the employ of the Company, as well as resi dents of the place, will bet reqluired to keep constantly at school all children under.the- age' of thirteen.' - Neat and comfortable Boarding Houss trill be furnished at a low rent i also g.od d*elling houses to families who can supply' fo~tii efec . live hands from their own domestic circle, ot who will take that number as Boarderi.-The rate of Boarding will be low and will be eJi by the Company. The above ninied hiiues, therefore mrst not be regarded as sources for making money, but as affording -ercellenteiluf ations for widow- ladies who are in- indigent. - circunmstances, and who have children to rear and educate, such having the advantage, of competent instructors free ofcharge I1lrtances have occurred in which families; hae ivaied themselves of similar circumstanc p re the rudiments of education for thei (is atea> threugh the industry of their sisters they " - afterwards enabled to obtain.adclie'i e dd cation, thus fitting them for occupyirg the highest position in society. . It is the object- of the Company to- benefit the State by giving employment to the deserv ing poor. but, it is also a primary 'objectto i9' tan interest for the capital expended it ihese works, they will not- permit -their hodsesif i occu pied by any who cannot or will"tsotnien der themselves useful. TheyJ wish?i(%"..b_ distinctly understood, that Granitevilleiiiitk place of refuge for thnse who are' Ina644 ted"from any cause, for obtaining tlieir vt by industry. T. Thej wotuld, also state, tlat. thte Rfaij luded to must be auch persons as fromffi j. education and standing-will.eixet ap roper fluence in the mental and" moralcalture.of th females under their care. ' - *' " ='. It is hopedand earnestly Ye(puestedt ha' aIl who feel an interest in the progress of manut factures.in our State,. in:the --welfare of i p-ar, and such as have' a?knoweilge oftifilf institution and the persons who are 'engaged in this enterprise, will tuse their best 'effortsto ":irrtulate the contents of this~circular that thi minds of all, who oughtto engage'withusf EtiiE be directed to Granituvile, where a comfIoi ble home, and the' nseans of -educatingxibetr children may he secured. - All communications on the sib st 't1e addressed to' GEORGEKEL[Yt -Aent at.GiAei1MY Sept 6, 6w - Jagyte's Caruinaiv $al 8 a pleasantaj:taiwtai+f efch "a me d y f o y Col P in orSickness df the8tdacV(V a i Spating tup of.Fooid a eting, andy where it passes throniehh ithe bod nncbtet . Wantof A ppetiteet I i'sU tI)Sleep, Witid in the' Stomachr and- B~6'tls, Hysterics, Cramp, Nervous Tremoursand Tlwitchings, Sea Sckness;-Fiitiii,jsfielan. choly and Lowness of Spiris,'FrettingTr-In fants, and'for all Bowel Af-ectisiis -andtfr vous Diseases. n This article is really invalnableid' rfamul and may be depended upon, and if geizts -? need by physicians, Summer'Complaint winl he deprived of all its horrors 'as theyGiwouldl not lose one patient in five hunidred cases,biut would perform elactual cures in onie fourth'of the time required.by the usual methoide'of trest mont. It is as effectual for adults as it' is foi children. This Carminative has -also-a very happy sit feet on the many Dyspeptic disorders of the stomach-such.as reur stomach, heartburw:a. ter brash, sick head ache, weakness of- the breast, cough, difficulty ef breathaing, tremors, anpasme, mne[ancholy. sinking and fainess, vo. miting, arid spittinig up the food after eating, lienueria, or where the~ food passs through the body unchanged, wg.nt of appetite and inability to. sleep. It wvill be very useful to pregnant women, overcoming irrhtability of the stomach and thereby preventing nausea, vomiting and heartburn. !iothere will find this much supe rior, as wvell as safer and cheaper togive,their children for fretting and crying &c. than the usual.drops and cordials to which they have been accustomed. ' ' - CER TIFICATES. The Rev. Enoch Barker;nDOW ofSamptown, N. J.. says: 'Having been aflicted with a so. core Dowel Complint, attended with 'ditreuis ng puam aid discharge or blood, and every'up-. pearance of approaching Dysentary, I' obtain. ad one bottle at Dr. Jayne's Carminative Bal tanm, a few doses of winch (taken according to directions) effc-ted a perfect cure. Frotm the Rev. Jonathan Going, late of N..Y. Dr. D., Jayne-Dear Sir-Haying made use if your Carnminitive Balsam in myfamily, and. Einding it to he admirably adape to' the com plaints for which it is intended, I take pleas are in recommending it to the use ofmy friends inud the public generally, believing those who ire afilictedl with any of these comnplaints.wilf End relief in the use of this valuable medicine, JONATHAN GOING. D. D. .. Pres. Granville College, Ohio. For sale by Rt. S. Roberts, only ~Agent- in his. place for the sale of Dr. Jayne's celebti. ted Family .iledicinie. July26' 27 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN4 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, .IN EQUiTY. Parum WVall and othters, ) itt for. Part,a 5s >lion of Esista of Fames Wall and others, 'Anny.jfag.. T appearing to mny satisfaction that. James Wall & Martha Dunlap, defendanta in this ase, are aid reside without th,e limits of-this 3tate ; ordered that the defendanits above'nam 'd, appear an this Honorable Court. and pled, miswer or demur to the Bill,, within three nionths from the p)ublicattin of this order, or he said Bill wvill be takenypro confess.- againat hem. S. S. TOMPE'fIN ..c. 3, . D,.' Commissioner's Oflice,. Sept-. 26; 1848, Sept 27 1848. 3m .2 O7 We are authorized to announce T. .. W HITAKER, as a candidate foi the Oflie if Sheriff, at the ensuing election -4 Aug. 23 t' '31 07 The friends of IIEN RY T.. WRIGWT Paqr., announce him as a cadidate for the oW' lice of Ordiuary of this Districts ae thieapuing al,ction. mny 9A if 18