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?fmi{1 Qirde. XY PETS. _1 ve two little darlings, With eyes of deepest blue, There's just a year between them, And the younger is not two. I watch their minds expanding, With fond and earnest hope, Like fragrant little blossoms - Whose petals daily ope. What dew is to the flowers, The rainbow to the sky, Are these children to my pathway, Which they cheer and beautify. They fill my heart with gladness, With thankfulness and praise,. They chase away my sadness, And leave no gloomy days. Though many other blessings Around my footsteps fall, My children and their v' Are el' A God Mi 0 ma Thr .aer early youth, To lean them in the pathway Of honor and of truth. God grant to me Ilis spirit, To guide their souls aright, To teach them by example n...~sin his sigh, And -when this life is ended, May all whom le has givcn United, form a family Within the courts of Heaven. FAMY GOVERIIENT. BY REV. RALPH W. ALLEN. On the - correct formation of character hangs all which is dear to the human race It is true, that the teacher and examph have much to do in its formation, but thes< fall far below parental training in this di recting and moulding influence. Indeed the potency for good of the teacher, is in i great measure secured by a well sustained family discipline. In most. instances, it may be undeniably affirmed that, the foundation of character for subsequent life, is laid under parental influehce, for here the elements of character are imbibed, whether good or evil. And is . that government to bo lightly esteemed un der which character is to receive its con. stituent principles, and be shaped for the future destiny? Only let this be right, and, othor things being equal, all earthly govern ments will be right. .-Hence, says John- Angel James, every nation h: s stamped :, great value on the family compact, and guarded it with the most powerful sanctions. It is at the fire sides and upon the famnily hearth, that pa riotism; and every public virtue, grows; as it is in disordered families that factions demnagogues, and tyrannical oppressors are trained up, to bthineghbor's or their :country's scourge. tet e It is there that the thorn a'nd the b~riar, to ynse the~eeg nt smile of the prophet, or the myrtle and the'firtree, are reared, wvhich are hfudre tii~ lto&.e the ..ornament and de. 1 ~r thedefb~mity and misery, of the *point out eue ~tliing siissntial to a dgh adinitraionof family- government Kindness should be stamped on all the parent's~ acts in a family. Be kindly af fectioned 6ne to another, is a divine corn mand, peculiarly applicable to all parents (and to all families.) Parents should be self-possessed. To exercise a perfect command over one's self is highly important, especially in those who .would govern others. Nothing should be -done. through caprice, or in passion. Pa. rents should rule wvell their own house, hay. i g their children in subjection with all gravity. Equanimity of temper is also essential to a . proper administration of parental gov ernment. Many parents suffer themselves to change in their feelings by the most tri fling circumstances; sometimes calm and composed, then fretful and passionate ; some. times holding themselves in restraint, then giving a loose rein to their ill-humor. Let pirents remember that if they would govern wv-ll, they must possess and maintain even ness and firmness of mind. HOE AEFECTION8. The heart has memories thnt never die. The rough rubs of the world cannot oblit orate them. They are the memories of fiome-early home. There is a magic in the sound. There is the old tree under which the light-hearted boy swung many a day; yonder-the river in which he learned to swim; there the house in which he knew a parent's protection ; nay, there is the room in which lhe romped with brother and sister, alas! laid in tihe yard in which lie niust soon be gathered, over.shzadow~ed by yon old church, whither, with a joyous tr-oop like himself, he has often followed his pa. rents to worship with, and hear the good old mart who ministered at tire alter. Why, < even the very school-house, associated in youthful days with thought of tasks, nowc comes to bring pleasant rememberances of c many occasions that call forth sonme goen erous exhibitions of noble traits of humanc nature. There is where he learned to feel y some of his first emotions. There, per. d chance, he first met the being who, by her love and tenderness in life, has made a lI home for himself, happier than that which v his childhood knew. There are certain ti feelings of humanity,' and those too, among p the best, that can find an appropriate placef c for their exercise only by one's own fireside. d *There is privacy of that which it was aili species of desecration to violate. Hie who h seeks wantonly to invade it, is neither more v or less than a villian ; and hence there exists o no surer test of debasement of morals in a b - community, than the disposition to tolerate fi in any mode, the man who invades the k sanctity of private life. In the turmoil of 01 the wvorld, let there be at least one spot bi where the poor man may find affection and w. confidence which are not to be abused. a [Dr. Hlawkes. IpJ CRoss U~sDA~s.--Betsy Blake has a c( gentle rap for the knuckles of cross hus bands in the following characteristic para- es graph: u Then- when the wife was tired with looking wi all day after little things, and being patient m with the darlings who really don't know stL about the care they are, she would have wi kind looks from.- the husband who would in remember if. everything wasn't exactly right,,.that perhaps the baby hadn't been Ia: quit a much of n rmntle nat as usant or on that there had been a good deal to see abot the house. And instead of looking, put ou and saying, perhaps, a word that would al most break her tired heart, he would sa; such soothing things to her that the tire feeling would be thrown off from her heart as it swelled up to an answer soothings t him, knowing he too had been busy and a much tired as she. And then if the dar lings were not in their little beds they. woul feel the sort of atmosphere of such kin words, and would be more likely to go t dancing round the centre sun which mad everything so bright and warm. But from some things I've seen I'm sur some husbands seem to believe that ever body at home must be like angels, and ney be tired or dull, or have things out of pl when they come in from the office or coul ing-house. They can be as tired and -' perhaps, as they feel likihai" is right to ho" But tb - ..arac . good temper ..Aade happy without it - wvers that spring up in our path .y, reviving and cheering us. Kind word. and looks are the outward demonstration patience and forbearance is the sentimen within. There is much said about the na tural disposition and temper of men; an< the fact, that any one has a temper which is unhappy and unpleasant, is both accounte< for and apologized, by saying, that his tem. per is naturally an unpleasant one. It is a comfortable feeling to lay as much blam< upon nature as we can; ,ut the difficulty is that we do not try to master our temper No one has a temper naturally so good that it does not need attention and cultiva tion; and no one has a temper so bad, bu that, by proper culture it may become pleasant. One of the best disciplined tempers ever seen, was that of a gentleman who was naturally quick and irritable, rash and vio lent; but by having the care of the sick and especially of deranged people, he sc completely mastered himself, that he was never known to be thrown off his guard. The difference in the happiness which is received or bestowed by the man who guards his temper and that by the man who does not, is immense. E LIZA nrTTI l W~it bj. MIT SUNDAY BREECES. It chanced to be our washing day, And all our things were drying; The storm came roaring through the lines, And set them all a flying; I saw tihe shirts and petticoats Go riding off like witches; I lost-ah ! bitterly I wept I lost my Sunday breeches! I saw them straddling through the air, Alas ! too late to win thiemn; I saw them chase thie clouds, as if The devil Ihad been in theni. They were my darlings and my pride, bly boyhood's only riches ; " Farewell !farewell !" I faintly cried, " My breeches 0 , my brehe That night I saw them in my dreams ; Ilow changed from what I knew thai~ The dew had steeped their failed thress The wind ha whistled throuigh therjd-~ I saw the wide and gbastly rents Wh1ere demon claws had torn them; A hole was in their hinder parts, As if an imp had worn them. I have had many happy years, And tailors kind and clever; But thiose young pantaloonis have gone, Forever and forever !. And not till fate has cut the last Of all my earthily stitches, This achming heart shall cease to mourn Mly loved, my long lost breeches. TEE XflUSTER ABROAD. A friend in Stockbridge, 31Iass., sends us the followinmg anecdote of Rev. Zeb. Twich eli, a Methodist clergyman of full and regu lar standing, and a member of the Vermont conference. At one ime he represented Stockbridge in the Stata Legislature. Zeb, says our correspondent, is a man of fair talents, both as a preacher and a musi cian. In the pulpit he is grave, solemn, dig nified-a thorough, systematic sermonizer ; but out of the pulpit there is no man living wvho is more full of fun and frolio. On one occasion he wvas wending his way toward the seat of the annual confeirence of minis ters, in company with another clergyman. Passing a country inn, he remarked to his companion " The last time I stopped at that tavern, slept with the landlord's wife !" In utter amazement his clerical friend wanted to know what he meant. " I mean just what I say," replied Zeb; md on went the twvo travellers in unbroken silence, until they reached the conference. [n the early part of the session the confer-. mece sat with cl~osed doors, for the purpose )f transacting private business, and especi dlly to attend to the annual examination..of rach member's private character, or rather r onduct during the past year. For this pur mose the clerk called the roll, as was the ustom; and in due course Zeb's name was te alled. " Does any one know aught against the ondunct of brother Twichell durinig the past cear 1" asked the bishop, who was the presi ing officer. After a moment's silence, Zeb's travel- r *ng companion arose from his seat, and gi with a heavy heart, and grave demure count- 'j nance, said that he felt he had a duty to ir erform; one that he owed to God, to the ce hurch, and to himself. H~e must therefore P ischarge it fearlessly though with tremb- i" ng. lHe then related wvhat Zeb had told imn while passing the tavern, how he slept pm rith the landlord's wife. The grave body in f ministers was struck as with a thunder- r alt; although a few smiled, and glancedr rst upon Zeb and then upon the bishop, nowingly, for they know better thanm the - thers the character of the accused. The shop called up brother T., and asked him hat he had to say in relation to so serious charge. Zeb arose and said: of "I did the deed-I never lie." Then tusing with an awful seriousness, lie pro eded, with slow and solemn deliberation- - there was one little circumstance, howv er, connrec'ted with the afirm, I did notJ me to the brother.- It may not have much eighit with the conference, but although it mty bb deemed of trifling importance, I will r mte it.~ When I slept with the landlord's fe, as I told~ the brother, I kept thet tavcrn jeelf" co!~nne The long add froubleco fnne re- j redda titter followed,, and the next name t TEE UGLY FAMY. t In one of .the lower Districts of the Pal . metto State, there once lived a family of some six or seven persois, who were known I far and wide as the " Ugly Faniily.'? One of-them, Ike, was So" usp'eakabf" hard y favored, that it made. one feel as if he. had s bitten a green persimmon' to look at him, . and whenever he walked. through the streets I the dogs I slung their tails and sneaked off, I too scared to-bark. The fame of this family spread through the country, and. - t4ae-r-viai'cied the ears of a Georgian w or a long time, had held un. 3 disputed.- on of the celebrated pen ividual at length to the LLe .pn,-that the Geor. . pped from his horse. 1-say," said the Georgian, recovering a - ittle from his astonishment, "are you not 'Ugly Jake' himselfI" The wagoner shook his head, "and grinned - a ghastly smile," that made him look like the nightmare personified. "I'll bet you ten dollars that you are the ugliest man in the State," said the Georgian. - Done!" said the wagoner; "come up I here, to the wagon." And going to the back of jhe wangon, he called out, "Wake up, I Jake, and put your head out here." lrhe Georgian, burning with curiosity, le. ned forward, as the .ovey wasraised sl4wly up. Suddenly his eyes fell upon a physiognomy so awfully, boundlessly, over poweringly ugly, that it seemed to be formed out of the double extract -of'delirium tre iapens. The horse snorted and started back in fright, threw his rider over his head, but the atter had scarcely touched the ground, be. ore he was mounted again. Throwing own the ten dollars and his.penknire, with. ut saying a word, lie " struck a bee line r the-Savannah," looking alternately over ,each shoulder, as lonas the wagon remain ed in sight.-N Spirit of the Times. DEM S m.-A pious old negro,. while sayiiggrace at the table, not only used to ask a blessing on all lie had upon his board, but would also petition to have some defi cient dish supplied. One day it was known that Cato was out of potatoes, and suspect. ing that he would pray for the same at din ner, a wag provided himself with a small measure of the wcgitables, and stole under the window, near which stood the table of our colored Christian. Soon Cato drew up a chair and commenced: "0, imassa lord ! wilt dow in dyprevi dent kindness condescend to bress ebery ting before us; and lie pleased to 'stow upon us just a few Itaters-and all ik praise." (Here the p6tatoes were dash upon the table, upsetting the mustard .po) Demns 'em, massa: Lord ! said Cato, looking up wiith surpr-ise. " Only just luff'mn down lettle easier next time!I" WHAT differene is th'ere between a ban tam cock and a dirty housemaidi The one is a domestic fowl, and the other, a foul do. mestic. - A oENTLE3XA% wishing. to get rid of'a visitor, and not likeing to tell him "-To put on his hat and- make- 2hmself scarced'modi;. summit of you- porieranium, and . allow me to present to your oeuilar that scientific piece of mece anicism, whichi forns the egress portion of this apartment." A CoFFIN, salys an Irishman, is tho house a man lives in w~hen lie is dead. RICH SPJGDRY GOOIIS. 290 Broad Strieet, Augusta, Georgia, LRE nowv recei injg a complete assortment o ....Rich and Ele a~t DRY GOODS, wich they 'ufTr at Wholesale u~d Retail, New York casi: prices. A:.mong whir-li will be found Rich Satin,Plaid, Sitk and Wool Goods, a newv and beautif ul article fno Ladies' Dresses. Embroidered H~ernenl: , a beautiful Goods, made of pure Twisted Sikr Ladies' Dresses. Brocadc Silks, of ric)h and elegnt styles. Plain Chiamelion and Chene Silks, of rich and ele gant styles. I Pure White Brocade a'nd Watered Silks.. Very rich Light Silks, a beautiful article for Even ing and Seond-day) Dresses. Barege DeLaines, Bareges and Tissues, French Mduslin and Lawns.' Emb~troidlere-d and Duttecd Swiss Muslins, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, in'great-variety. riped and Plaid Musl ns, in great varicty, swiss and Jaconet Tr mings and Insertings, g Jollars, Cufi's and Un ersleeves, of new and beau- a tiful styles. lich Emibroid--red Mtdslin Capes and Chemnisetts, sich Worked Limnerick Lace Capes, Caps and Un dersleeves.; tiehi Emibroidered L nen Cambric Handkerchiefs, a some veriy fime. -. rench and English C ~lics and Ginghams, bleach- i ed and Brown H~om -puns. )amnask Napkins an~ Towelig oir n Gloves. -cug oir n iha great variety of' other Goods, to which we aspe(ctfullly invite the a tention of the public. Maihrch 17 tf 9 - ['!E business formez'ly conducted under the style of TRENT &1 SMITH, for the purpose Sconductieg .a HIotel-rr-t~r ho fwn-aflrburg, nown as the American Hotel, was dissolved on - 1e 12th instant, by mutual consent. . THOMAS HT. TRENT, January 30th, IS8 CS52.. NOTICE! A HIE Subscriber begs leave to return his thanks . to-his boarders and the public generally, for ' leir liberal patronage at the Hotel formerly kept by rent & Smith, and known as the A merican HotelA the Towvn of Hamburg, and wvould ask a further .C nltilnance of the same; feeling assured on hlis m< rt, tha~t he can and w~ill give satisfaction to all that est ay call and examine the old stand of James ilub- to rd, dee'd. The Hotel being situated gin the most business . irt of Town, and convenient to the South Care- - a Rail Road and Augusta Depot. - , . Extra attention given to the ladies apartment, and A oms kept fo: the special accomodation of families. I2 - THOMAS H1. TRENT. bu Hamburg, January 30th 1852. 6m -4 'm Sugar and Coffec, ~du AM nowv receiving my-Spring stock of 8YJOAR and COFFEE, con'sisting of a superior article Brown Sugar, Clarified, Crushed, and Loaf wern-iment, Java anid Rio Coff'ee, of a superior ality. . S. E. BOWERS. - Hamburg. A pril 21 - if 4 - wa Notice. . . TL those indebted to the estate of .Nathzan Norris, dee'd., are requested to make payment -. thtwithi, and those hav-ing derrnands tvill please -- uent them inmmediately properly attested aecord to raw. -N. A. NORRISAdmts. IJareh 4 - m. 7i I L pay BAGE facota- -I 5pro L REstock of Ciroice BA CON IEH L SiIOIULDERS, 11AMS, and LARD, foti by ---S. FK BOWERS. DI ATE.S. llnector. L.Aa 0KSr, WE BtARTIN; RICg OJ IBJAKE - - 'HEN 1' LL. BARN O TLEBUM0 WIL RK2]DSA THE AN, 'Iva BherifL AAW aid .,a and Lexington Dis -PaItaige,Edgefied C. H. - . . if52 S. I&. K 1 N S, ATdRNEY AT LAW. Orncx imildiately'in rear of the Court House. Jan 22 tf 1 5 ONFENHA.BINE Y, iLL. n M all times in his Office, at VEdf I it House, near the PLANTER'S Ho-rTEL. . He will atten4p mptly and strictly to business in bis profession' 1 Nov.14 t 51 J A*k[ES M- IDAY, , OF CtMOND, VA., PerMasently located at Edgefield C. H., offeashis professional services to hMdW6f'the'Village and its vi einity; and' wilattcda'to any call he may have either in the Vllage of Couitry. All operations warranted. 'March 13,1859;'0 tf 8 Operationg'on the Teeth, BY HOEkCE-PARKER. Address Edgefield C.'H., or Sleepy Creek, P O., S. C. March .11.185. ly 8 T HE Subscriber, ij-removed to his NEW ROOM, No 1, Crriei of Jefferson Street and Park Row, where he will he pleased to ececive the calls of Friends L. un.10IW.-P. BUTLER, MERCHAN'r. June]10 tf 21 ~NewcGoods! T DESubser r's are now receiving their usual SprIi ind Summer Goods, .3 CONSISTING OF. aney -aed-;Staple Dry Goods, GROCM!EpJ HARD WARE, - 'SfOES &c., &c., which they willielle on'as god terms as they can be bought in the-market. At tlieSioK'r 'upied by John Lyon next to Drr4i's tore. - ' ;WIMLL'MS & CIIRISTIE. March 25'- . tf 10 New Sp|ippgdoqods for '52. A T my Store,,near the Court House, I have t.just opened a COMPLETE and general Stock ofraall the *Varietsies o heSeason, which;I respectfi~inflithetrading comrmunity to call and examine.\' ,. I would particular . iet attention of the a Emabroiderfu 1. 4.lCollars, Chemi ztts dIsljtil Capes, L AW NS, S5$$ Ja0ONE T S. P LAIN And-to a-veryeifutifl idt of r ~ Embroidered midin and Silk Evening -5Dresses, Prices .(on coityt ntil the first of January, tn responsile and junetidal buyers) -to suit the tines. A liberal 'distinction'miade with persons buiying~ for March 25 . ..-e 'tf LO 0lL4 Spring- -agdjunmner Goods. I H AVE eF rl my usul su'pply of SEA SON ABLIE GODS, to which I respect fully invite lie attention of the trading. community. ' They hall be sold LOW b'nd to those who wish to buy or CAsu, inducen hts shall be offered. W. P. B(TTLERI Ftst Dodi- East of Col Frazi'er. Edgefield, S. C Apr11 8 t f 12 *URmoval! .> MFriends and customers can -fimdano in the house below Hhol lingsworth.:dNiehohis, aiid as sual will make tor order. for CASII, Fine-Drees Boos................$7 00 do Pump Boots.''...............8 00 do Double SoleiuWater-Proof'.....9 00 All other kinds of wvork at the lowest price. Excellent Work, good Fits and superior style. nrantied to all. those that may- favour me. with call. - WM. McEVOY. Jan29.-. -,~:tif - 2 N~" otice. 4LL Persons lndebted.to the estate of Oliver 4Towles, arc rdquet~l t'o inake .imia~l~te pray ent, and those Ihving demands against the samie" ill render them in properly attested. R6t. . M..SCURRY, Administrator. ] - a Notice. LL thoae':lnilebted'-to the-estate of Charles ni .B. Logan, dee'd., are required to make pay ent, and those having demainds to present them 'operly attested.' - *M. W. LILES, elc "A X- - Ad'rs. al -.* ~PWLAI.4Y. Feb 19, J- l'Im' - ' - - -Noice. T L persona-having- demands against the estate of J1. A. Pei'r1n,'dee'd., afre requested to ren r them in to 'Capt.AW. Harrison, as he is iiy ecnt during my absence froni the State.E A. PERRIN, A dm'r. fri *Notice. ' Ca LTrPersoiin deieFto the Estafte of Sampson ly 'B. Miy's, def.d.' 'iird'regnested 'to miake pny- Ce: nt, and allt thba$'aigdfr~ihdA against saId ate will presen't'them properly attested according be April 1l - 3m' 11-' - LL Notes due the Sufiseriber, individually or a s Exentiai. 'z-e jlaeid in the'Bank of hlam- -. g, Jfor colldiitrri !Thioso indebted will please hi. ke~m'meditte -m~rent. by )r. John Ml:Galphiti,, i aqt as my. A ttorney, eing my absinee from the State. rot -D. ARDIS. 'WE )ee 23, ., ...if - wI for -Teas? :Teas! UST! reeed a -choie lot -of TEASB, from the -ThmiidelhizbTe's Compamny of a superior quality ranted omn~.'m iloIi.yson, Genpowder, hmperinl Black lof itvee'ydescription, put up in small hages, Idr (amily use.....or sale by S.82E. D3OWERS.R TunhirgA21l if ' 1 LL tht .h&totth Estate of John 13. Lo L~gan, de'd:; .erqudsted to make immediate. adj rmeat, slbt ~havis doands te-present thema Mc L~~iW ILES, por ~A~i6Lto AY. Adirs at1 'ULWAY e6 1 31n 5. - J. M. N E W - s~s JM WHOLESALE & I READY MADE CLOTHING, TI UNDER THE U. S, 1 J M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving - Ready Made Clothing ever offered in tlahi improved styles of manufacture. -A A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOU W Country Mlerchants, and all porsons vi and examine our Stock for themselves. .Angusta, Sept. 23. GREAT T HE Sulcribiers are now receiving direct f LARGK'ST and BEST ASSORTMENI COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, 19 KNIVES, TI Together with a large an elegant Stock of SUSPENDERS, PURSES, BEA Gold and Silver Pencils ar -AI LOOUXG GLAZE Of every style and pattern, together with a full School and Miscellaneous NrOwing to the great senrcity of moneq to sell Goods this season lower than any louse gW Merchants from the country will plei Augusta, Ga., Nov. 26, ALDRICH Metcalf's New Iron-Front Sto AUGUSTA A LDRICI & ROYAL, dealers in B 0 0 '1 I the largest and most splendid assortment < LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES (For Retail,) of any other Honse in the City. W Persons visiiing.Augusta will always able articles to select from at our New Store. rf Please give us a call and see for you A pril 1, 1852. Spring and Summer Goods!! 3. A. VANWINRLJE, NEXr Doon -ro G.OarG., RAn. loAn B3axx, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. ITHAYE now on hand and for'sale a. e'omplete adextenasive assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap * D'Etes, Casmerets, &c., to order in asyl.of superiority- and eleganee. All who are in ~want of fine girments arid wish themi to fit as they origit to fit will please give nie a call and satisfy themselves. Ready ]Yade Olothing. My Stock of CLOTEiING this sensoni is full and harge, com~nprisingr Cloth. Frock and D)ress Coats. Choth, Cashmerett and Drap D'Iste Saeks, BIpk, Satin D'Chiene White and Striped Silk Sacks, Grass Linen, Ponger Silk and Brown Linen Snmeks, Black and Faney Colored Pants, Mlarseils Pants, nnd a large n~otmn >f iBul' White and Fnney Marseils Vests, &c. - ALSO A large suipply of furnishing nrticles. such as ?rents, Gloves, ilosiery, ~tSspenders, Collars. Silk, hnnze, Cotton and 31erino undler Garments, Whmite mud Colored Shirts, &c. .And a Fine Stock fPERFUMERY 4.- FANCY ARTICLES. All Goods in my estalIishmnent are of thme umr tIJu~rrv and will b~e sold right. J.~ A. VANWINKir.. A ugusta, A pril 1 tf lI PA K l this method of informing their friends .amnd the public that their Maehine Shop is now Scomphlete operation. rTey are prepared for building Pannel Doors and Windows, Sash, Bliuds, Door'Frames, M~ANTEL-PIECES, ad all other articles (in the .Joiner's Business. odsteads, Tables, Wash-Stands, &c, ept constantly on hand for sale.. C-A IlNET WORK, nale oi' repaired to order. Sashi will be furnishecd li~ledl with glassnnd primed. Those wishing work in onr line, will please call dl examine our Stock and prices before buyitng swhere, anid learn thiat as good i ork cemn be done Edgefield Court Ilouse, as can beofound-. For Sale 27TIIA T very desirable, pleasant ndhealth~y place knownt as the " Cross Roads," 24 miles from Igetield C. 11., on the Columbia Road, containing im five to eight hundred acres. The Planitation is in good rep~air witht a never ling wvell of water, and all accessary out-buildings. igcther with a commodious Dwellingr h ouse, near: completed-two Stories high, 60 feet long, 42 -t widle, eight rooms and seven fire places. IIT For further partienlars apply to theo Subscri- a r at the Spanun Jiotel, Edgefield C. TT. .JO11N llUIET. Feb20 - f . 6 Ai Notice ! 'II Subscribier intending to make an alteration A~ .in hiis~business, notifies all persons indebted to a' ri either b~y note or accoint to settle the same a the fitst of .luly next. . i rhannkful to is friends for thueir very liberal pat. il lage, lie invites the attentiou 'of the publlic to his. I i selected Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,0 ich lie intend,. selling at the very lowest prices, CASH ONLY! . OT - Inambura, Mny 10 - f Land for Sale 'lHE Subscriber offers.for saule~tlie nd beonge a lng to the Estate of Joseph Moo ,deeasd - >nu Tract containing abo'ut seoiy -e~g ohnniig latids of James Rainaford, ,S Christie I others. - - ,. - )nc other Tract confainingT 6i and~h f mining lands of Dr., E. J, Mis, Mr' arc mid othrera. he above Landa s hea eur tioV ion of it is wvell timbered'and caut-bep reb >rivate sale on liberal terms~eas 'E.EN f~xor BY & O. OTBL ETAIL DEALER IN LUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., &e [OTEL AUGUSTA, GA. the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTM1ENT of city. Their Stock consists of the latest and most L S 0 THS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. sitinig our city, are respetfully solicited to cali dk 36 SALE!! rom Manufacturers, both North and South the of EEDLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS, lIMBLES &c. 'DS, WALLETS, PORT-MONJE, d Pens, Spectacles, &c., &c. and cheap Stock of t Books, Paper, Ink, &c,, &I, in the country, the Subscribers are deterinined in Charleslon or Augta. se call and exanine for themselven. DUNHAM & BLAKELY. M - 45. c & ROYAL,. re---Opposite the Masonic Hall, GEORGIA. 'S AND SHOES, have alwayson hand ,f ILND CHILDRENS BOOTS k SHOBS,. tine a good Stock-of the finest and most fashion. v rselves. 13m .ii. - DR. A. G. TEAGUE, - Wholesale & Retail 2DruggIst, r UAl.S this method of retiurning his thmanks to Ihisfrien~uds and p~riro, far 'tiiC Patroiiike he hats reeved in the salle-of'lDrs,abfedii&. ]Ue. is now receiving an addition tohl~is lready- ~ tens~ive Soe of ? - Drugs/ Medidines, p"eg is Dye Stuffs, Paints,.Oils, WVintioy Glazes, Patty Th FIazS' Aho le1S P E RFUME R Y. Of his own and N~ortherg1make. FrclcW Extracts, &c., &c. Paint, Unir,, lat, Shoe and .Tanners Brushes Tinctures & Medicinal Compounds, made under his own sutpervision in strict accord1ar E with the Ur. S. Dispi'ry. Time mnost Iteputable' Nesutrnaas, All! of which he will sell at prices that will compare favorably with any Southiern tnnrket. Those wish ing to purchase articles in his line will do well to eall and examine his Stoek and prices. S E'Ielicld C. 1r.. .nn 22 tf 1 a Family Groceries. A FRESil SUPP'LY OF THE FOLLOWING -a'Tici.rs.- st Jiacoun. Lard andl Flour, Miustard in Boxes, iS Beef Tongmes, kCnpers. Ja Chuees'e, IFruits in Bnrndy, Pinte A pple Cheese, .:rn berry, Riaspbinry, ,p 3Inckerel, in Barrels and IBlackbury Janms and tij Kitis, .. . .llys, - t Salmon, in Kitts, Pick'd Sarsafrass, Strawbunry- in Fr.hd Salmon. Rtasphnry and Lenmon nt " aIckerel, . Syruapst " Clams, L~emon and J.ime Juice, ca, Sardhincs, 1-2 and I--i box Assorted Candies, of J'ickled P'ork, I " Kisses. e " IBeef, Dl'k1:nd White Pepper se " had, White Mustard Seed, su Porto Rico Sugar, G(round and RaceGinger y~ Stewarts Coffee Sngar, Itermudla Arrow Root, or Suprior Brown " IPrepared Fanna, food "for exi Lonana md Crushed " I ntants chi P'uhv'd and Clariiedh rdo 'Colgate's Pearl Starch, its .ava and Lagutira Cafyea? Soda. and Sal Aerains, ens Jamnica and Rio -'I. Sal Soda and Salt Peter, to Miolasscs. T'able and Sack Salt, ti A genteral assortment of Sperm. Adamantime, At Tiea, . Tallow Canidles, p 31accaronmi and Vermi- Turpentine, Soda, and Lj, eilla, iFancy Sonaw Rice and .Rice Flour, Blacking and Blacking me Soda Crackers, .lrushes, use4 Boston do' - Wine and: Stoughton's sin ~8ngar do Bitters,ca Jnmbles & Ginger Cakes, Porter and Ale, let Layor Raisins, - Olive Oil, val Currants and Citron, Castor Oil, jz.Mes and Ketchups, - Pepper Sauces, Tnbls, Bucekemilails West India Preserves, .Willow Baskeis W Ginger do -Brooms, &c., &e7 - el French 31nsiard, in A dded to ihe above, is a general assogiment of catl WINES, CORDiA LS and LIQUOXk9, all of haa richl will lie sold LOW, FOIR CAstH, by -rinj * IIOLLINGS WORTH! & NICIIOLAS. ein .April 29 tf . 15 - Land for Sale? ! ; lIE Subscriber offers for sale his PLANT-i- o I'TION on Turkey Cre<;k, about 56'miles Noriy fEdgelield Court flouse. -- - -. - l'wh The Tract conitains Nine hundued and fifty (95(7 sTigi eres, between 3001 and -400 acres of which are to I Swoods, and about 60( acres of low grounds./ On the premtises is a large dwelling -Ilouse. Ilso, new and eomsforsible out houses, good Qin Louse and Stables, &e.-ti -A L5s - wo. nother tract of Lnda about 2 1-2 miles Dist of the Pia liove, containing- Five, hundred.(5110),a -ris. On of s tract there aure about 80) aeces chcea withi Ro. ue Jnst.- 1.8 months-thec balancee is in 'oods, and thme I good Cottonm an'dl Graini Lrnnd. The arc some add egro houses- und stables ont this tra. .. .G. A. DISON. A..11 Sot Eiectors lotice. SLL- thuoso "indebted to thte estate of WVillamn &j LGarrett, dec'~d., arei requested to nma'te pay- bur ieut forthwith, and'thqse having demands against A uid-estato will render. them in properly attested, wcording to law. - WCUARLE HAMMOND, . W 1.LE -GHA MMOND, - -THOS. GARRETT. .4 I sNotice. nlttiem poperiy 1taiested to the subscriber. a - - W . J. AJ..ER, Adm'r JAU.NDJCE, DYSPEPSA, C1RONIC NERVOUN DEDILTY, bli48ESO DISEASE9 . ARISIl kDiordered, Lrei, var tsea-s - 'stipation, Inard ilel' Fuka the Head, Acidity of -' & Ste Heartbutn, Dikguat for Food' e Weight .ra .tha Stomuoz kSour Sinkn'rtlserna t i * 'f ,h 1A i Snmimin g'a t the i u Breathing, Fluttering at the *erl Chokin Snfocating-uswationiskeaaj'i Dimness rf;ViionireuAere Sight, Fever and'duU p=- - eaI,'D ciency or Perpiration, Yelleiress of th.e and EyeiPain, .in he a -r - ILim'bs, 4-c., Busiin 'g'i 4 '' Flushesof Jea'tintst aird Great .Depress ion or*av4e82: : naully-cured by- e .e w DR.- H007FL 1 14 CELEBRATED GENNE DR. C. M. JACKSOINj A, AT THEOGERMANNED3 120 Aich.Street, !THEIR power over the aboyei - - celled-if -equaled-hyTny other~e in the UnitedStates, as--thJee . cases after s1kilfll.ysicians had These Bitters fire worthy the'd e Oti ' t n id Posesising great "virtues in the rectifiatids ef eases of the Liver.and. erser:grandi; e most searching powers iuiweaknces and t, the digestive organsthey areith a pIasant Read and be 0 The e'ditor of tfdie* BosToe rMad, 2tnd, 1850: - - i. - Da. 1Ioor.An.'s CzrzsurrZ dtas 'i Irrs For the core of: Liver Complain, Iiudiejd spejs ia, Chronie-or NervousI)ebililtyijid.ew rf the most ppular. medicinw A Bitters have been - -uped by-thessain& d"' )ur elbow says he. hast himself - d eSietual and permanent enre -of: Li'verC-wnplaia-frwaihi ,se of this -remedy. We are convincedithaataW if these Bitters, the'patient constantl 'gain aigh %nd vigor-a fact worthy- qf greatoie i'ey are.plcsant.in taste.and..smei 1i mied by persons with the Most delicite afety, under any eircnmstances. 'Ve are ront experience, and to-.the -afflictedweadv ise.. - "ScoTT' WnxKi.Y," -one of _the -be wpers published, said, - - -- "Dr. -Hdort..%n's GEnIAN RITTvUin fD b nred by Dr.-Jackson, are now recommended if- he most prominetirmembeirs.of the fue nticle-of mneh-efficacy in cases ft iwalw ta such is the case.-we would advise"indthenri brain a bottle,-and -thne save themselves ideislf ek" as. Persons -of debilitated constitntu lsjwiiijb8 liese Bitters advantagef. -to' their healty' ,Wa now from experienwe theeaintryteesi ytt we poniweek-systems."- ' W . More Evidene * The "IniADELMPIi. .SAUt)AY GA4 cet family newspaper puilished iniheornit d' syx, of tlse val able Bitters: . " It is seldom that -e reconmend what are - d Patent' Medicines, - tothq. eonfide ard 1 uWM ge of our, ienders: and herefeithndte tend -Dr. Ioolhnd's Germni, Bitterei.-Wo h e distinctly understood tisatw areet, ,eWN lie noptrums. of the .aay, thatare. oii Ii*F t brief. period. and then. forgottenq . r :.j tone their gnilty race of msiid 1,9 : ine long established; universally prdWa. as met the hearty approval of the facilty i n Evidence upon evidence hasfieeni rpceIve Jika >regoing)-from all sections of time' Unio , ies iree years, nd the strongesttestim~ ilW61 lff69, .that thereix..more -of usd-i ihsp ildo9!0b :gular Physicians of-Plladelphling t*-i pther ostrums combined,, a faqtaspn easily'esab slhed, and fully piovinglliira msientific paraijps ,rill meet:.willitheir-qit apegr egase ven in this form. - Tti this medicinewil'enre Liver era14 and tyspritia, no one eafddsobtsfi git liV . it acts seifieally-hporu tket'stsnacjnid~f it'is preferable to calinet in'ai lol i~i~e ffect ;s, -immnediate. lhey aJ.~ aii imal6 or fnfai*isitbaaity ~~lh ny time." This m'eieine has attae that- hig kr er whichs is necessary ,for ali medie1i~j.~fi~e ue canfetrs' ghtsitioW0tsa t.-isE of tIteelires-of- thee wh'o are~nno~it~, elved. - - ' e- o .4 They have t ie4d~ M - To fm'hfes all kaie Ynt anrages of their great restorative pones.-Si c.i omTsi 75 cvrris - - &'" For' salegim-agency, at eeds ,by Angust-212 -. ly er c' -we DR.I JVERIWORT AND Tm SAFE -and certain- er for--Caghmsy.Cuids, . Croup, -Asihmna, Consumptionuf-eIftiuin pitting of Blood, Bronchitis, 1looping Congifid I Pulnonary Affctions. ' - * S Lovely Young Lady -Curei~ efE Consumtion! i ' TH nE following is fromnthe- pen of Wit.'JL Law-u 5, Esq., time di.stinguishecd editor of the 11 &MIili ry and Naval Argus- under date~ of Newi 'Yoh', anmary 26, 1851. What could be more naiv~e "hI -is seldom we permit- nurselves ;to ocenpy a ace in thmese columns so speak- in'praise.o*' ay.~ ele in time patint medicino way, li.nt .wher.n4p e life of a fellow creature paved by the :us~ :diic-ine whatever. we-consider it .as. , 'r. t our dsnty, to give. a, simple atatemeon f~s ist others may, in hike manner,-bebenefite4.~ me which hias induced us to pen tlisaric es~~ a youing..lady of our acquaintance,whmJ frqsa possnre so the night air, -contractcd. aol itb tied on time -Lungs before, its ravages bold-e iyed. .(Thmis-occumrred two..years agpo-this -wiuitep)* irous remedies were used, but with yeryslittie6eet beneit.-Tme Cough. grew nworse, withs coppius pectoration, win'd the sunkers'iyeh'dh .pale, imollow Cek, toldl plainly- that puilmnonary disease was doin~ wrtnhedelicate frame. --hi--am-yiLplY an was conanited. and although be woanhrtni the ymm~g ladr thatcshe really h'ad-ts-Cuonsetap a, yet lie woulil give no encouragementnestos -aet this- crisis her mothecr was persuaded--to':-nukb I of a bottle of Dr. -Rogers' Compound-Symnp.r rerwort andl Tar. and we are -happy'otariteh it perfectly ensredi in less thsan-three:montheibythi udicine alone, after even hope .wasdestroyed~gtre lecss to comment an sneh a case as this, for the sple truth will reaht wvhers polished fesigin-e~hr m. If anT doubt time atnsthticity of this stateint, them call at thisOfice.-U. S. Military'and' 1,1 I Argus. - - -- e o+1W From the N..Y. Courier,, ug 13. .. . D)a. Roozas' Srsas' or Ltvanwosr -AnDT5Vak liave -heard of several -important. -cures'rseeatly esed by this excellent -medicinal preparasian, and one instance -that came under our oseaw speak cnnfidently. -One of our emnploye~,h ~sufferedseremely from along standing ch~u the -pest week commenec the use fhauui ,and hsis Cold bait entirely-disaplieared.~i~L From the N. Y. Mirror, Sept. 2.. Cough:Mtedicines pre~pared; frpiujJe above arti it is needless now so spsk ; its'efficaby'ln I siring Conghs,.Colds nnd otiher, 1.un.oppin em too freequently, if neglected, reeutnm. iption, iui too well established in piblic ~ae~ sad eulogy now.. . From the N. Y. Desnte , Aug '25. Kr. have heretofore taken occasion to giveotr..oe my in favor: of. the ecirative propertiesdicf10i ers' Compoupd Syrup of Liesr~nd sd here repeat thmp advice aatg-gia,-v i ons whoare aiflie tvith Consumpnen, er-~s he premonitory symptoms,. to V*ake atiith cera preparation. y y- - J- -te 7" The Genuine .is signed -AwNuR w RoGvsea steel plate engraved wrapperkround'eath - .is~id:.haleale andreuiV - 113 C):Nees Nr6& Orleans,' General Agents for the.Southern States',teiiea -iaiesist he addreed. ..5x RDA &'DENDy, AbheviF A MES, Newlierry, A. ). CREIIT apriorl r wuiT i' 0 >ban-hs i~r S /&I fiialr