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GRAVE OF BEN BOLT. BY SIDNEY DYER. By the side of sweet Alice they have laid Ben Bolt Whre often lie longed to repose, For there he wou'd kneel with the enrly spring floweors, And'plint o'er his darling the rose. His licart was as true as the star to .is gaze, When tossed on the bi'lov s alone, But now it is cold :.nd f'rev .r at rest, For he calmly lies under the stone. How often :is eyes were s(en binining with tears To magle with others in grief; But joy wouhl re-kindle the light of his smile, When pouring the balm of relief: At last he has gone to the bright sp:rit-land, And, free from all sorrow and pain, Ie tastes the full raptures of angels above, For he meets with sweLt Alice again! We'll gather the flowers from the green shady nook, And mrss from the silent old mill, To strew o'er the graves where obzeurely repose The hearts that death only could chill; An.1 oft, when lte soul has grown weary and sad, We'll come by the twiligIt a!one, To muse o'er thespot where together Ben Bot, Aud Sweet Alie le iunder the stone. - - -0- -- LOVE FOREVER. Thou gazest deep and car.iest Deep and tarnest are tnine eyes: I knoaw that in our being There are ans--ering --ymnpathies; I know th.re dwells upon me End aslc. with anxious y-earning, " Wi.1 it ever, thIus, end are." Qt'ek changes coie upon us Changes not in our control; There are shadows and eclip-es, And dark tides upon the soul. With treitulo:1., emtion, I accept thy bo"untemits stort, But ask, with anxious yearning, Wilt thou love i evermnore " Thou knowest all my wea': neqs, Thy knowest all my powe':n Thou'st read-my ife, aid kno.west Every weed and flower; And if within my naturo Any gracious gift there be, I would its brightest radliance Should transfuse itself to thee. FORl TItE ADVERTISER. TO RENOVATE WORN OUT LAND-THATS THE QUESTION. 3n. EDITo.-You invite, I see, the contribu tion of agricultural articles to your columns. I am glad of it, and hope that gentlemen having experience in this business, will '>e generous, and embracing the opportunity thus presented, publish it for the benefit of the needy. After trying for several years to teach " tile young idea how to shoot," I have finally settled down with the intention of trying to teach the young corn how to shoot. Buit I find myiself' gtently ait a loss in my new business. I feel very much like I have often imagined a mariner would feel, finding himself away out hundreds of miles from the land, in tihe broad, open sea, wghgt cmpas srgrstar. I know how to plow, plantand even to-maike good erops on rich land; btut unfortunately the land that I hiave to start upon, has been under cultiv'ationi many years, without any efforts having been made to improve it, or even keep it up. The consequecnce is that it is very poor' indeed, and I feel greatly tl& necessity otf doing something to improve it ; otherwise perish I shall. But what to do-.what course to pursue, "that's the ques tio n." I have noticed for several y ears past that many' good fatrmners, or those reputed to be stuch, arc in the habit of hauling leaves, soil, &c., from their forests into their horse lots, cow pensI and hog yards, to maike mainure ; and I have tried this plan a little myself, but it proves "slow business" for me. May be I don't know how to do it, btut it is nevertheless undeniably' er xpensive in the way of time and labor, and is "robbing Peter to paty Paul," to say the least of it. I have several excetedingly rich alluvial beds oil the river, and I have tried my hanid at haul ing~ out from them upon tihe hills-but my kind f:-iends and advisers have praised me so much (on the wrong side) for it, that I have given that up with disgtust. Yet, if I had these beds out on high-land, I wouldn't take a dol!ar per cubie foot for them. But, like all of my good things, thney are out of my reach. Mtany farmers arc using Guano, but I have ciphered this out to be-'to my saitisfacetion, at least-any thing but a good business. Let us see : Guano in the city of New York, sells at 2 1-4 ets per pound-in Charleston ,at 2 1-2 ets. It would cost mue over 3 ets per plound to get it home. At the rate of 200 pouinds per acre, (which is the average quantity,) thle expense would be over 86, per acre-which is a very fair price ihr tolerably good primitive forest land. Besides this, gtuar.o, I am told, does not improre th~e land in tihe leaist, but like cotton seed, is exhausted the first yeair. If. this is so, there can't be much made by using it. There is a gentleman in the city of Baltimore,. who advertises at tertilising manure, at aibout the price of guano, which he says will graduailly improve land from year to year until it restores it to its original productiveness. If this is so, be ought to be pat ronised; but-oh, but, butt, what a horrid wourd you atre !-but I doubt his statemenit. Several years ago I w~as acquainted with a gentleman in New berry D~istrict, who wats ill the habit of sowing peas, in the Fall. with his wheat? These peas were a kind that would not rot, but lie in the ground until Sprinlg, when they would "conmc up," and after the wheat was cut, become exceedingly rank and luxuriant. Now, if these pens5 had been turned unider about the mniddle of September, instead of being pus tured upon, as was the gentleman's eustom. it would evidently have greatly benefitted thme land'; and this course, Mr. Eorron, in connec tion with a proper system of rotaition, I think.j is the cheapest and best phma " to renovate worn out land." But I don't know-don't have auny experience in the mnatter; and I hope that those who have, will enlighten me. Now, I have blazed ottt a way, Mr. EDITOR, stuch a one as it is. Who will follow and clear it out, so thait I can see my way clearly ? r J. A. Irconzs'~ Faa'n, Feb. 17, 1853. . EXTRACTING 'AR.-Tbt5 SubStanoe, so extensively usedi in the Southerni States for greasing the spindles of ordinary farm ve,. lightwood with a layer of cotton seed, three or four inches thick, previous to covering the kiln with earth. The oil of the cotton seed is distilled with the tar, and it makes a composition which does not " pitch" up the hub or nave, and lessening the friction, is preferable to pure tar, or any mixture of an imal grease fir common wooden spindles. We lhive tried it, and have practical knowl. edge of the hact that it will add much to the run"-at least one-third inore to every kii.-Southern Agriculturist. GROUND AND UNGROUND FOOD. In a communication from the Society of Shakers at Lebanon, N. Y., in the Patent Ollice Report, we find the following: The experience of more than thirty years leads us to estimate ground corn at one third higher than unground as cattle food, and especi:lly for fattening pork ; hence it has been the practice of our society for more than a qu:a-ter of a century- to grind all our provender. The same experiment induces us to put a higher value upon cooked than upon raw meal; and for fattening animals, swine par ticularly, we consider three of cooked equal to four bushels of raw meal. Until within the last three or four years our society fattened annually for thirty years from 40,000 to 50,000 pounds of. pork, ex clusive of lard and oafil fit ; and it is the ronstant practice to cook the meal, for which six or seven potash kettles are used. The Shakers are a close observing, caleu lIting people, and go in for the practic~il realities of life, and therefore, in the econo my of flod, must be pretumed to be good judges. IRISH POTATOES. 1. Thoroughly manure the ground, and thenl thoroughly spade or plow it, (the deep er the better,) and rake it-breaking every clod. 2. Lay it off in rows, about the width of cotton rows. 3. Chop out shallow holes in the rows about the distance of a common step (from .2 to 28 inches,) apart. 4. Drop a wholc potatoe in each chop. If the potatoes are small, put two. And if o). liged, from scarcity, to cut the potatoes, ai ways place the cut side doi-n. 5. Put a good shovel full of lbng stable manure on the potatoes at each chop, and cover it over lightly with earth. 6. As the potatoes grow, hill up. I had this method from the same Con. necticut farmer, who said it was not a very rare thing for some of the hills to produce nearly a peck, and for an acre to produce from 300 to 600 bushels there.- Newberry Sentinel. To D[ST[NGCSI GooD EG;.s roR Sar TI.N.-All those having setting hens would do well to take notice of the following re marks, and they w ill have a chicken for eve ry egg they set. Take eggs not more than three or four days old, and have a candle or lamp, hold the egg in one hand with the broad end upwards close to the candle, place the edge of the oilier hand on the top of the egg, aind you will immediately perceive the incubat ion end. Some pteople can telIl a pullet front a rooster. 'The mark for a rooster is crosswise, and a pullet lengthwise. An other way is to place your tongue on the large end of the egg, aitd you will find a strong heat if fresh and good ,zand th eless heat of old and doubtful. Eggs put by for hatching should never be put in a very damtp cellar, as the dampnes destroy_this heat. MAxIrs FOR GARDELNES.-Grow nothing carelessly ; whatever is worth growi ing at all, is wvorth growing w~ell. Plants when exposed to the action of light, transmit moisture copiously through their leaves ; transplanted seedlings, the-refore, and cuttings, should be shaded from thte sun un til their roots are strong enoughi to supply moisture as rapJidly as it is thrown o0'. Leaves absorb and give out moisture, and inhale and exhale ait- ; they are, consequent ly, the most importatnt organs of a plantt, and if they are destroyed or injured, the whole phu~i.t suffers. Light is necessarry to flowers, that they mtay acquire their proper hues ; therefore, when kept itt rooms, their places should b~e ais near to the window as potssible. DONE FOR. A w~w, a few years since, procured some eve wash of a gniack occulist iin this city to be applied to a glass eye which heo wore. rTne occulist not being very sharp sighted, disc-over-ed there was some defect ini the eye but thought it so tiiinmg that he warranted a cure or no p~ay. The wag took the wash, and departed. In a wveek or two after lie returned with the empty vial, and apptarenttly in great distr-ess. "Oh, Doctor, Doctor," said lhe, " your d-d s'uff has w~holly- destroyed my eye !" at the same time opening the lids of the empty socket with his linger, to the horror of the gaping aud staring oc-ulist. " Is it possible, can it lie possible !" ex elaimted the eve-tinkerer. " I nev-er knew my miedicinte to operate so beflore. Well, my dear sir, I can do nothitng less thtan re turn you your money." "But you must do more, sit-. W'hat is five dollars, to lbe compat-ed to the loss of an eye? If you will give rie two hutidred dol lars. I will sign a pledge rnever to expose you, but if you (do not, I w'ill prosecute yo forthwith anid you are a ruined man." 'Te quack fiorked over a check for the amount, and the covey cut stick, pierhmaps for Texas. CH E. Lt'xUR Y.-As a wveary traveller was wending his way through the mud, out in a far west country, he discovered ahead a younlg maiden statnding in the door of a small log Itouse. le rode up in thie front of the house arid asked the maiden for a dintk ot water. He drattk it, atnd shte beinig the first womtan lhe had seen for several days, offered her a (litme for a kiss The y-ounig maiden accepted bocth thme kiss and the dimte. Th'le travel was about to resume miis journtey, butt the mnaidenm, tnever seen a :limo befot-e, asked "What am I to do with the dime ?" "Yon may use it itn anmy way you wish, it 1 s yours." " That being the case," shte replied, " I'll live you back the dimte for another kiss." Tfwo aERANTS- were standing ini Wall ~treet,. discoursinmg Onl battkruptcy, wh'lerr onet f them perceived a real live Yankee, lumn ering down the street, with a knifeh and tick imn his hatnd. " Now for some sport," ejaculated, the nerchant. " We'll ask his opintiont on the nibject of battkruptcy, or rather his ideas." Jo now hailed the Yankee witht, " Ilaloa, riend, can you~ tell us the mean-ing of bank. uptey !' "Well, I reckon I kin, and skin me if I "' lon't." SPnese xa." "i "Well, you jist lend me a five for about three minutes. "Here it is, friend ; now proceed." Well, now, I owe Zeke Smith fifty cents; Sam Brown, the tailor, five dollars, for this ere coat, and you five." " Well," said the merchant, "now give me my five." "0, git out! I'm a bankrupt, and you come in for your share with the rest," and lie left the astonished merchants. Urs AND DowNs oF LIF.-" Five years ago, this day," says a writer in Frazer's Magazine, " Louis Napoleon Bonaparte was three vears in arrear of rent in the parish of St. James. lie could not pay his tailor's or his upholster's, or his wine merchant's bill, or meet one half of his engagements in the city or at the West end." A religious paper says: " Watch and fortify yourselves atg:itlst the temptation of sending poetry to an editor." THERE IS more fitigue in laziness, thian in labor. How much some people must suffer! VE'i rTrTos is so scarce at Cape Cod, that two mullen stalks and a huckleberry bush is called a grove. THERTE is a fellow in California so extra ragant that lie kindles the fire with bank notes, and skates on ice cream. JANNEY'S HOTEL, COLUMMIA, S. C. I.r R. JANNEY, in connection with Mr. W. dil litinIuS andI Dr. T. .J. GooDwYN, having pur uhased that fine and commonissdisus establibli,,ient Iteretiofore known as the CONGAREE HOUSE, it will hereafter be designated as "Janiney% Hotel." In announeing this to the puldic, the Prolr:elors eel that it is nut necessary to present in detnil tihe unetitiemlts and ad1vantages which this I lbtel pre ents. Its loentti-onl, its commoitssldiousness, nd the mnproventsthts contemjlolatel ty the present mana ,ers, will. they feel satisified, ut46rd to the travelling .o tmm1unitv and, others, a ilotel in Columbislsin whici vili in every way rank among the best in the counm ry. Every com;1turt, convenienee, and appendage, o the first elass hotels in the United States, will he ,Jund at JANNEY'S HOTEL, and no emhirton he part of the Proprietiors will be wanting to ren ler it wvorthy of the enpital of the State. Mr. JAxNxiv nn.1 Mr. IanIs, so well known by lie visitors at the A merican Ilotel, will always be oni at tle:r posts, rnd if unremitting attention to lie duties they have assnumed. be any guarantee (of atisfaetion, they have no hesitation in proimising it o their guests. Mr. Ilimthessek's splendid line of Oniibusses nna acks, having the naie of the Hotel painted oM hemn, are attached to Janney's I lotel, and will be ,rompt and faithful in the conveyance of passen. ers to and fron the various depots. Coluisbin, .1an 31 2il N o t i ce, T OLN 19. WITT having purchased the exclusive interest of the MACHINE SlOP if .lessrs. BUSI .LL & W rrT, will keep constantly in liand the following artietes, in coniplete and ex elent order, and at the A ugusta prices, viz: Sash filled with Glass and Primed, made of all szes nnd according to order. -ALSO Pannuel Doors, WVindowv Blinds, DOOR FRAMES AND WINDOW FRAMES, MANTEL-PIECES, 3ed Stends, Tables, Wash Stands, Chairs, Ilenu renus, Writing Desks, Work Stands, Book Cases and all other Cabinet and Joiners Work, &c., & e. -A LSO lepairing and Job Work of every kind appertaining o the abo've articles, and Furniture of every dies Sription, done proimptly and upon the miost iberal Edltefield C. U.. Dee 1. 1852. tf 46 State of South Carolina, E.DGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS. William D. Jennings, es l Decl. in Attachnt Richard Bailey. '*3 Plaintiti in the aboive ease having this [day file.d his declaration in toy Office, nitil the )efendsaint having neither wife nor A ttsriney known o reside within the limits of this State on whoni "lpy of said D~eelarntion with a rule to pleadi can be ervedi, On mo'tio~n of Mr. To~tritss, Attorney for laititfs, OJrderedl that said Diefendant appear and lead to, said declarastion within a year and a day roms the date hereosf, or judgment will be awarded gainst thems by decfilt. TI 105. G. B.\CON, C. E. D. ierk's Oflee, any 17, 1852. ly 18 State of South Carolina, EDGEF'IEI.D DISTRICT, IN SOMMON PLEAS. Lucius Ihatch, es Aulachmrent. Taleferrs & Tosrbet, i 111l3 PlaintiY in the above case. having this .. day filed his dlecharation in miy Oflice, and the )efen~dant ha~vintg neither wife nor Attorney known u reside within the limsits f this State on whirm a opy of said declaration with rule to plendi can be erved O Onmotiona of Mir. A1AGnIATn. Attorney for 'mnintitr: Ordered, That said D efendant appe-ar and lead to saidt declaratison within as year andt a day romt the dlate hereof. or judgment will be rendered guninst hinm by default. TriIOs. G. BA CON, c. 3. n. Clerk's Of1ice, Oct 13, 1852. ly 40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. e-nj. L. Gill, Satrah, his wife, and Busanm Morris, Bill for vs JPartition. Sarah Msorris, et asl. IT atppeatring to nmy satisfaction, tha~t the De Pfetidatnts, .Joshuta Morris, Doeirine Morris, Villiarn hlendsiek Norris, Johno Morris ntid lentsatnt Morris, jr., reside beyond thme limits of his State, On Motion of Mr. AnsEY, Solicitor or Comnplainants, IL is ordered, thatt they do ppar withtin three months from the (late hereof, nd atnswer, pleasd or demumr to this Bill, or udgmtent and Order pro confesso will be taken ginst them. A. SIKINS, C. E. E. D Dec 29 3m 50 STATfE OF SOUT[H CARtOLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN COMMION PLE AS. James Blackwell vs Decl. in Attach'ant Richard Basiley. Ahner Bushnmell, es Decl. in Attach'nt Richard Uniley. 3 IL E Plaintilrs in the above stated eases havinig Itis day filed their declarations ini my Office, nds the D~efendsant htavintg neither wife nor Attor ey, known tso reside withtin the limnits of this State ni whsom a copy of saidl dleeatntons, with a rule r, pleadl can lie served :.On motion of Mir. KEY, ittornmey for Plaintiffs, Ordleredl, thatt said Defen antt aptpear atnd pleadlto saisd declaratins, wvithin a ar and a dayv fromi the dntte hieresof, or judgtments 'ill be awarsded againtst htiim by defait. TIIOS. G. BA CON, C. E.D. Clerk'sOfike. May 6th 1853. ly 18 Wanted BOOT. Shmoe anid Ilnrntess Maikcrs. Also, fstr sale, :dl kindstof Upper andI Sole Leather, North-. *t ands Freneir Calf Skinis, Lin'mec and Eind'mg kins, llarnesis atnd Hatnd Rlenther, Shoemaker's indings, liosts ands Shoes nnd Planttationi Brogans wa.ys sin htans-nude of best mat<-rial~s. Also, Lamtp, Traini, Neetsfoost ansd Tasnners Oils, r sale byR. T. MIMS. Dec 15 tf 48 Notice. SLTL Persons indebted to the estate of Ellington Clark, dee'di., are hereby notified to manke im ediate payment, ands those having demansagaminst Id estate will present them properly attested. - J.\S. BLAtCKWEL.L. Ttly "7 tf n5 Mil NE1W.. WHOLESALE R] READY MADE CLOTHING, TR UNDERI THE U. S. II J M. NEWBY & CO., arc now receiving it 1e Re.:dy Made Clothing ever ofiered in 0ti e improved styles of manufacture. A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS YOUTI E Country Merchants,and all persons vi. and examine our Stock for themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. FALL AND WINTER READY-MADE CLOTHING R ICIIIARDSON & 1cDONNALD, are now receiving 1t. LARGb n.diti WELL SELECT ED Stock of Fal Iand! Winter Of the LATEST' STYLES-direct fron New York-together with a; fine masortt ent of Hosiery, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Suspenders, DrWers COTTON A'ND MERINO UNDEll-S111RTS. Silk and Linen IIandkerchies, Hats and Caps of all kinds, HAND AND BUGGY UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, VALISES, Carpet Bags, &c., &c. All of whih will eompare favorably with any to be found in other markets. An exanat is solicited from their friends and eustomers before purchasing elsewhere. r Nex- door to G. Robinson's Hardware Stere, Hamlliburg tS. C. Oct 20 3m 40 MARRIAGE, HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE. WHY IS IT t That we behold many feanles, searce in the menidan a tiie broken in hsaihh and spirits with R complieatin of diseases and ailmentu. depriving teemof thie power inr the enjoyment o lite at an age when physical health, but tyaney o spaats, and hasir st renity ofmid, arising fromt a coadition of health. slhnuld be riedommanRat. . Many of the catues of her sufferings at first-perhaps years before. il, tis during girlbood,. r the first ea ar rieafe weae in ther origin so glt as to pass annotsced, and of course aeglected. IN AFTER YEARS, When ton late tat be benefaittel e our ktowledge. -s e lnok hatck and rr ourn. and te;ret lite full enaequence sat our aguaorance. Whatwola we na niten give to pnsess, in early lire, the kunwaie -e re aataain in 4iter >ears! .Ani what days antal nigits af argui,h "e mtight not ise been sparea, if ha knossledge was timely trnnessed. It in ILANCRIOLY AND STARTLING To ':ehlda the siackness nad tsafferinag enaduredl bys mnny a wite faar msany ye a, fraom causes ninaie aand eaaatrollable, easily rmedied-or better still,-not inenrred,. itevety WIFE AND MOTHER a'nasessed the inftariattinna ennttaineda iaa a little vanlutme, (with in thte reach oflall) whstich waanad spare to iherself Y EARS OFl MISERY, Aa:l in her huanda the enastsant tasil anal antietr or amma1, necesnarily deroleing aapon tainm iaaam sickanessi tiae wife withaast geiig iaimsa lth spprtaaaty ot acatannlag tiaat eaa petenaca whicha lain esartions are eaaiiiled, aanal the laosefn .3 - a.:. t ..mta sa..-a.ppaaiess oft linelf, mite, and chihlren. SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS liy becotmiaag iaa time itssessead ol the kns ledge. thne wanot atlsawhichla c~ eanatw thle sicknesa aed poaaerly at ihaaaasaanas. laa siewe aaf *aaeh ennaseecs, to wsite or mathaler is elaen nabale ii shte aclect to avail hterself of ihat kantaslealge ini reapect to haeaself, ishicha wtanda stare let tanuch satlleriang, be ther namnn af lasiaiaaesn aaaal tarotrity iaa her hutshandl anal eanafer tapaon a ar ehaadarena tia blesiaag sane all price-halthy bodies. wvitha aealthys miaads. Tat kntoledge is contaitced in a little wourk --ntitledl THE MARRIED WOMAN'S Printeil Medical C'ompaion. EY DRt. A. M. MAURIICEAUT, Paorr.naao or tass:a sits or wonnr.. Oine lwundrefth Ediin. 19an., pap.250O. Pricea 58 eta. [oan nittarartLn, Erraa Dinatte, SIit.]3 lirst paabiished ina 11817. atal it insat SURPtRIZING OR WONDERFUL, Costasierln thiat EYV E NY FKEM A LB, WIIETI? lR MARRiIEDI 0R NOT, eant shere acqmlre a full ksowicedge of the natre, chtaracter ande eauses of lher tonspIlolatat, wIth thne varIous symnptoms., and thnat fl.%LP A MILLION COFIES shaunld haire Lae snaiad It in imrtaticable taornn'ey fuilly the nsrins snhijerts treatead ot. am thtey ae oft a naatuaae stricty inatendead faor tIa marred, or tIanee coantempilatinag marriages, bitarano temtale adesirna aaf enj..yinag health. anal thast besats tasequnat uptann healtha. whlicha is an enandaaeise an tact owna laiie.wt an hast at hter tausbaana, but eithert las or ss ill tabaatian at, an hasn or all every labanad what has ithe lose atal aflaretian at hi.s wife at heart, or that etlhis awn paeniary imprltaaemaenat. UPW1~ARDM OtF ONE IIUND)RED THOU SA~ND COPIES~ Have beent SENT BY MIA10. witaii thae last few motahe. taiBase and Shiamefuil Fraud!! CW'ION TO BOOKSELLERmS. VtIOLATION OF COPYRIGHTs A SPURIOUS EDITION Flearsat anad b retaseal, h-is hseen nnrrepatitisnal y issned. with thme sanae aarm .and nile, exactly ther nsam: TtLE Paar., aand esetly thec eante TYPOGRIAPHtICAL AIR RANGEMIENT, Bint aunsther name inhestituated taar aa Dr. A. ta. .\lauricean,.' anad "litston" lfsr " New b Ork," aand theC waard, Egar.ara according to Arct n or ayess. in thec year itlT., hi JOSNIrn trtW.a In the Clerk's 3dice afathe Ditrict tnart or thme Sontheras Distriet ot New Yaark, The conatenta, tie asubjectnmattera adreaiag are ENTIRELY DIFFERENT, a Printeal fat poor, broswniolh, dirty paler, with a papser eniser. It en be kn-wa also fram thec manetabale andma itetale waa cata acatteredl tharunghaaut its pages. The copyright calmist sonaus none. It thmere are ay in thne traade no Rant to shtame and common baanaenty as to be willinag puatien IN DYEFRAUDING THEIR CUSTOMERS, No less than tlre legal nwsner of the property itt enpyrigha, thecy will be prosecuted, andR stepas wall ite taken tao ettaaae ilaea to ithnpublic. A enr~y will la- nent to etach bonkseller or firm. (switha iae terms aupaos whaitl h st ill tae turniahed,) upaon receitat of hia aar thenir bnsians caanofadraless. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. BBI NOT DEFRAUDED? 11ny nn lankth nanless Dr. A. ?a1. ?alaarieeana 1to t.ihseriy at.. N. Y.. in aaa the title page, anal the entry ina alerk's ttare nan a the hacek of thme ti Ie lge carresianals asn hereiaa, aaaai huatyanly of restaeerabale and Inahanoabe leakn, nr sntraa by mail, and al dress to Dr. A. W. Ilsanricean Faull title tage, witha eannients,. ogethaer witha a tews atges treating nt impanramat sujts in t every marriead temale. weil be sent, free. tfat ae, tn any ne inclosimg a letter stampl as a parepad letter, aladressedl is herrea. ?"On receIpt of Ptfly Cents. (or Otoe Dollar foir the fitse Edltloen etra bilndcIsan. anTIlEf MAtIIRIR WOM.AN'S PRI VATE MIEDICAIs COMPANION" s senti (iailert fre.) to any tart of t he Usnitedl States. Alt letter. autat beo pn-alil and arteenet to DR. A. RI. IA UIIICE AU, hiox 1224. New Yorke City. P' mistl.hingOfmceeNo.329 Llberty Utrect, Newv 1ork. gmF'oursale ena ihis pltace at the Drug Store of Mr . G. TSAGVIu.. Price only Fifty Cents. .itly 21, l852. 6m 27 Notice. &LLPesou inldeblted tsn the Estate of Stan a.more (l. I aletein. dee'd., wtill make immaeadi te pnymen~t, anla thoste htaving demti~tls tnenintht satid ,sttet wlill re~ner themta itn forthawitbt. propferly att Nov 23 Notice. i ALL, Persons indeebtedl to te esate of H~enry F. .I Frecnan. deoe'd., wtill comne faorwartd inaite diintely anal makee paymeu~nt, antd Itose hasvin.; ale mands will rendar themzr in protperly attestedl. J. H-. .i -NNINGS, Ex'or. F.eO ly 51e BY & Co, KOTEL. IN Aa isif 3TAIL DEALER IN UNKS, CARPET BAGS, &e,, &c )TEL AUGUSTA, GA. P. LARGEST ind REST ASSORTMENT of ity. Their Stock consists of the latesi. and most , 01 - IS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. iing our city, are respectfully solicited to cal dk 36 Ware-House and Commission BUSINESS, IAMBURG, S. C. . VA LKEIR & CO.. bog leave to inforin the . . publi gen.:ra.'y. tinit they cointinue tle Warehouse & Commission Business, at the .stan I ncnpied by them for the two pwnt se:l. :sn,' n pireviouisly by W~ai.KxKi & linanIFrup. The \Ware- l hlLse is in gaol order, and bwinf lo ented in the hi h -st part of Towin, is safe* from high water. The lite rseblet barely reaelimsz the hmwer tlnoor-not IIe Inst damnage wa dlne ton Ctton. A. W KI~Still w .devote his I.ersotntal nentnbion. exelsively to tIhe biiness, nnd hopeR from long ex po-riene -,'nl a dlesire to p!vtase, timt none will leave tie estah'llishient dissat:nisfied. Those who patronize onnr Ware-I Iwne, will lie kept constantly advisel of the state of the produce markets. Ca;ih advances maide oil prodluce in sctnre. when desired.A. W A L.K KR, 1). L. A DAMS1. Oct 27 11.m1 41 Southern Manufacture, 3.000 Pair Home nmnde Plantation BROGANS! IIARNE48. SOLE AND UPPER LEATHIER. RNE :2-T7 AND IMC29 OF .SLL IDF.sentirtONS. Tanners, Neats Foot and Lamp Oil. SHOEMAKERS' FINDINGS. At the Shoe Store, next door to) Sullivnn & Brother. R. T. NllIS. July 21 tf 27 Carriages! AT TIIE OLD STAND OF S. & J. GILUERT CHARLESTON, S. C. ']& .J. (GIEERT continue thne S. CA(I.G l'Sl.'FN !* t the ablovestnmdi Nos 35 and -m, Wentworth Sireet, where they will he pieased to exhibit to their old friends and Ub temners an very Extensive Stack of Vehicles, comiprisine thiose of their own~i mniufactutre togetheet vario~us other styles usually lfound in thiis market. Their long nquaintance with this mtarket as 3.-anufnettirers and I ealers will enable thenL.t.t "olier great inueiaro15ikevjtp and pricos. - *** - ' A us25 tr32 ANOTHlER SCIENTI FIG WONDER Great Cure for Dyspepsia! rj '-HE TRIT U -.)lGF.~S DR HOUGHTON'S L TimV rFoh), or Gastric .Juiee, Sprepaured triom Iseinet, or thne fourth Stomachel of tihe Ox, after dlire tnsof llainox Ligata,. - hen m it, by J. S. Thns is a truly WOnNt)Eil-tT. LT:EiEDY foir Tindigestionf, )ypeiin. .Jninmti.e .ve Ust' Complu~inL. ('ntpthn ibiity, Curling elb-r N.\i'l:s iWN MfETttnr, by~ Ntnure's niwn .\eint. line G astrie .inice. lini an tesnninfut f P'Et'iN. rni infue innna te iligest or dtissove. Fire Pntdniof lb :nst lierf in ibntu two hntrs, tint of the s'.nmne. PEt't N is line chief nelmnt, or ;irnt lint E-TING; Prifying. Presrving ant $tinmlatniing' Agnnt ftine Stonn'het andi in-inies. It is n~xtr:wied ifrom the- tiigesivei 4toneha ofth ti' il:. thum larmninng a Tt:1'E titG ESTtV E Ft Lt'll. prelselv ike thenaa tinsni~ trie .iC*inie in itsi t'eniii'n pnw 'rs. nun.l furmnihning a C031PLEE ' :ndn' P'JliFECT d'ln rTrirT: ihr it. Scientific E1idenuc! Calt on the .\::eint, nni g n le-sitive Vt irnarm grantis, giinng a iargen aunnnin$t 't ttt iNi EV~i>N<-:. fromn L~ietbinn .\ninit ('hmnnitry: tDr. Co.ninn.4 Phynvinugr nor lIi+ 'iiin : tir. Penrelrn "in Fuannd inliet: ll. .inhn W. i)rnnpeir, nf Ne'w York t r' n y: Ptrnf. l innnglisoin's Pitniig: .Ae.. ogth.r ws th, reponris nnf enres fromn anit parts of tthe l'nnitedi States. NO ALCOHOL. BITTEP.s OR ACIDS! Pomembe~ntnr thnis: Dr. tloremiun's PiLtN is a grt'n Ntiunt tennnny. iree fromi A t.Cittol..L ttiTTEi:8, At t 1 untl N.\I 'sEnit's ilt 'ti. In is exstremeln'y nnereenbinte io tihe iutat. ain't n tie tankein by the mintst feebte. piatie*nns wino n'nnii c':tt an wunh.r e'rnekei r wi'ihntit nenne dilstres.. Uewnnre f drungged imnitatiions, t'epnsin is nit an itrng. C '1: ES i N iEt EI' TOW N ! Tir. 11nnghutunn ' P:r--s hians ninw tbeen tested,.i for nipward-. if lwiven .:rs. in everry latrge tiwn in tine 'nnlted States'.. andn ine .\gents e':mi ret.r 'i)yspepjtics to nmunny reniurknthie (nres in every T'n: Nnnmeirtous dtauils of' ienre,. cetrtittnente's if Physiins andni Ptatieintu, are- given in tine Circutars fuirnnished y .ignts,~ gratis. Pepsin in Fluid and Powder. TPr.ltinnghnt.tnn's P'EPI'N is pire~paredn in Pntwidir uiid in Fiidi liinn-aindt in Presc'rinni slats tur tine use' if 'hnys! cinns. The Po.wder witt ie'-.--ent by .\tlnit, freen'of' P'stagie, tur nne I )enttar, stent itn ir. tin nghnto n, Phnttillhn Privante (-ireniars foer tPhysiinns my hniuntiien editi itf 1r. tin~i.n er tist .igennts. dtecnritbinng the whonle~n procest itt pre .f ntbis iniew reminrge tbas'et. .is it is Ni T A sE.ti'T th:E*M tE.l'Y. nii nhjtiini e'nii tbe raiseud neninst its uise ity Piny si'insn in r.',-preninle standiting andn regultnr pirnetice. Prtice ONE DOULt.\l tsr ultie. Observe Thuis. Eveiry Tlinitile of GlENI'iNE PtEP'5N tbenria lhe writtn . gnin'eetf .1. 5. 1ltinngtn,l :n. ii.. sttleprnpirie.tnr, Pi't adnuet gy/"'nitl biy altl Drungistii nintI Dlneis in tntedicines. Ei'C'.oht, intune by t;. L. P'ENN, l'Edgeiehtl C.11t.: W.\ItD L.W & LYON, Ahhennvitile C. Jr.: Pli.\tTT .T.\31ES, News erry, nndi A. -1. CIIEIGIITOJN, ltlamnburg, S. C. .nly 2t ly 2 DiR. DUEN N IS GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA, FOR Jaundice, nSick IHead-achte, Di::iness. L~oss ol App1etile, Coinsliptation of the Bowcels, Files, canndl by Costijreuness, Pain in the Bo,.eLs, or Rite,,umatism, caused by the use of Mercury, Syphn~ilis. Scrojfuan Boils, Ulcers, 4-.. rj liis PR EPA RATION is madte as pure ans pasnsi . blte. Its bitiem taste, andi beneficiatl effectsn in iseaues of the Liver, asnd udiseases arising froman im pitre state of~ the liloind, prove it ino lie the PUREST AND 310ST USEFI'L prii aration of Sarsnparilia thlat is mande. 1 hnosen wvho have used tine varons preparations af Sairsaparilla will find. by thne taste andl e~liet, that there is more Sarsaparilta in one bottle of Dr. DIN u' preuparastioin, thnan in half a dozen bottles as it is generally madec. its alterative and mililty purgativ'e efli-ets upon t'he bnwelni, make it not unlty a gioid subtutjine fur Mer 'ny,. bunt usiefult in re'movinlg all dhiseanser arisinig from the iprdeint n.--e oft 3ere'nry. giY' Prepared only bnyJ. DENNIS, 3L D., Atugtns ta t;ienrgia. Sihl by A. G. TRAGiUE andi G'. L. PENNi. Enigefieldi U. 11.; P. 31. Conxix and CantY & CouTuntan, 'hrleton; 1o1-r0 aiawter & Mio-r and F. Ctearns, Co~umbhia;: A. J1. Cas:ron'oy, ltnanmurg; Wat. F. TUrr. D). I. P.uat n, IIAitLANO & Rit.Ey, W. F. & J. Tuatrux, W. K. Krrets.x. HAanlETT & C('al 'va, Aungusta, Geo., and by Drmnegists generally. Pric-Sl per bottle ; 6 biittle fo'r $5. E97 Remember to ask for DENNIS' GEORGIA SAiAA i LJLA. Jneo 26. 11851 tf 23 Oraniges andl Lemons, TUST received and for saie by. F. MI. NICI[OLAS. Nov 10 Ir 43 MALE ACADEMY RE-OPENED ! An Excellent Teacher Enagaged! A BEAUTIFUL EDIFICE SOON TO ME COMPLETED r 1IE TRUSTEES of the Male Acaleny at thi place take gr at pleasure in annonneing to tl.c puldie that this lIstituti.on will he opened :;gnin tin the 2%1 NloNDA)r IN -IAN.CnItY ex-r, itder the nuost favorabl.- ntivces. The T ieber they have emplovel is '%r. J. G. LXEIrS of 'Fairf--!4, a Gr.\I)ltATE OF TliE SoUT11l C0.O.INA COLEGE. This gentlemn enters ur comnitlity wiit the icost ample rceomimendatioas from the F.culty ton der whomIt lie has lini.,bedl his studies. Of his nbility to-prep:are young tmen for sneer ssl appliention to the highest Semiaries (if our country. there it not :a doubt. It may be nadded (hat his stirietly moral ebaraeter is not less certainly establiA-ed than the accurney of his Sclalrzsh:p. The Trnistees, in putting futth ds noatice, only desire with few words to asmsure those, %lto may p:ttr.n ise the Institution uniler their ebparge. that it .H their determinaeion to do all they can towairds en .rcing regu'ar diael.line andl keeping qp a proper degree (if pide and enlattion among the pupils. The new Iuildling now in prog-ress will be one .f the most contmodious as well as one or the miost orntate edifices of the kind in the State. .xcelletit boarding enn be obtained in private faiiliel at $8 to $10 per ionth. 'le Terms will be determined upon aft. r a con satitelion with the Prieipual. 'lley will not exceed those of other s iilar Aendiir's. N. L. GIF-'IN. JOHlN 1.lP1SCOm3B, JOHiN BA l'SK E.1T' ARilRSlaKINS. Dee II tf 48 Co-Partnership Notice. I HAVE ths day ssociated Nir. T1 AS E. IllTT in, busine-.s with me, whiech will in fulture he tran.saeteil under the firm of lIowts & Ilmi-r. ainburg Nov 5 1852. Notice. LL prso ;ns indelteil to S. E. 1towr.ns, will - please ui!l and pay their notes anittd ieetinti, :s I ant desirous of elsing my ol lutsin- ts imie diatelv. S. E. BUWERS. Sanmbu rg, Nov 5, 1 852. WHOLESALE AND R ETAILIt Family Grocery! S T I -EP onst:ntly onl htnl a inre and T well assorteid Steel of G HOC E'.UES, viz: I B.acon, Lard, Satgar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Mackerel, Whole, 1alaf and Quar:er Unrrels.and Family Mess a mahnekervl in Kits, SPERM 4- ADAMANTINE CANDLES, LAMP AN) LINSEIED OIL. RAISINS. AL MONDS. NUl'S OF AL KINDS, I 1RESERVES, 1ICKLES, Fresh Lobsters, Salmon and Sardines. C. N D I.S, SPICES ALL EINIS, EMCEED IEM & TONGUES,; FINE OL) ht.ANDIES, WIN Es, Nectar, Eagle aud Rye Whiskey. A We-l s-e!ftedl Stock of CROCKERY an GLASSWARE. 130WE1s & l11'TT. I lamuritmg. Nov 5, 1852. tf 43 DR. A. G. TEAGUE, Wholesale & Retail Druggist 11A K ES this inetiod of returnina his tltinks to his frinds and patronis. for the patronage ie ha!s received in the sale if 1)ruts, edit-ines, &c. lie is now receivitig atn addlitein tea his alreatdy extet'sive Stock caf Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stutl's, Paits, Oils, Windowee Glass, Puttty P'hysician's Shop Purniture, &c. THlE FINEST WINES AND BIlANDIES, foar S led icinal pu:rpoeses, Fine Cigars and Tobacco, PE RFUME.RY . Paint, Tinir, 11at, Shoe and] Tanners r3~set e Tinctures & Medicial Compounds, madue under lisne snf .tpervisioni ill strict neeor~arece with thme U. S. Disp'sy. Tiuc m~ost Reputtabie Nost rumsu, All of whiech he~ will seall at pries th~at will comipnr favrably with aniy Sonthern miarket. Thoese widh ing to, puirchase ni-tielesa in his lie:e will doi well toe eal l a xnmitne his Stock anid prcs. Edlgefielel C. II.. Jan 22 tf 1 WARDLAW & WALKER, FAiGTOR~S AN) COMM3!lSION t Nor-tle Atlantic Wisarf, Clarlestoza. Co.a.stoss ron. SSx:LLtNG Co-r-oN, Fifty Cents per Bale. T IT1 E Subcribaer htavingt feern.tl n Co-.Pntnershoip iwithu .\r. W. A . W.\ Rl)LA W. of Cirin'te'n, formaa riy oft A bheevilb-.. $. C.. for thte jprpse eif em intl a (; EN ERtA L, F.\CTO:R.\ GE nal C031l1 SIt N R L'SIN ESS, an.nili himnslf' of thae preseit opartuity, eof retturning heiS sir.e, re thnnatks teo lai numereusa frienda faar thte libearal pattion::.re tesataawed folr a tnmber eaf years patst,-and ina mie. itedar ri tse services eof thle new cnicern oaf W AU lIlLA W & WA\T.K Ell, Cltariesteen, wh er'. he loee tenaty, v if not atll his ob1litpatons will finid it to their in:.re st I I tat ship the ir produ~ce. Thle recen(t nrrange'mentsor the Sth ('aroelinta Ranil Rtoad Comipnny will ennbale them~ sooen to have a 1 )epat in thae city eaf Augeusta. th lay save ithe exenise eaf To.ll, anal very greatly faeilitate tle fear wareling *f prdue of any kh:4h. . ..lens C. Itsac. A gent eef W. & W., itn .\ netu.<n. will attendae to) the forwarinitg oft all prouc~ae that their friends m.y feel dispoesed to send theml free of charge, save dlrnynge. G. WA I.Ki-'I. |i A nigusta, .July 19, 1852. tf 29 !ar - - - -- - - -- - -- It Livery and Sale Stables, 1 FORMERLY JOHN O. O'HANLON'S. TH 'll Snbscribe r has the pleasure tea inaforml his f'rie'nds andl the pubalice that. having putrchastaed the Splendlid e t'i'.,lSO(K of FIXTURtlS of thtose I well-knoewni and popatr ST.\ It LS, formterly owned by O'II\NI,(ON, anad lately by W. E. All-j Cll! ER., he is cW preparedl to furnuisht all whlo tayv fator htitm witht th~eir patrontage, with excellent Saddle )ltSFS, ande inetlsntom anad 'omftortatb!e C.\R [IGES anda BUG;GIES, of thte latest styles, t; with tents to tmatchm, and dlriverse, in whtose so- 1 briety ad expeerieince every con fidche t:enn lie la~tcd, 'a et nttiast retasotnalhe pres l'laty imlpravemoetntsp have beetn tmnde to thte Stables andl Losts, andu Drei-f vers will find every ntecomnmoduation lhe~y can desire. C'arriages andt Ottmnibutses freon thtis Stable will rn front Bon'twrighe & danney's uiviersally favoe-m rite e" Aimerienn Icotel,'' amid teaao fromt thei hemig-es ttalihe'd andl welIl-knien Ceolumtbia hio:el. lay ?elr. ). Cnlelwe'll, tea time varioutsa imilted Depots, or anny S point desiread. gT Orders left at thme A mier'enn Uoetei, with Mr. W. I). Hairris, or thme Properieteir. ant the Ceohenlmi 11 I Itel, will be promiptly atteneda to ;attd the sub scriber is cotifientt thiait all whoma empiloy himt wiil be bi pleasedl with his pirices andl his teatns.I N-\THA.NIEL IPOPE.j Columbia, Sept 22 6ma 36 E Garden Seeds, Fresh & Pure. r r ~llE Sutbscriber lhas jeust receivedi ande oflters fero I aaale a laerge supplly aaf FRESII amid PUREh G ARDEN SE EDS. froem the celebrated Seed Es talicmenmt oaf Citmstock, Ferre &Co.. n ither.field, Con. Seds fromi the above eastablaitmt have been taesteed hy mnany of miy customers, and I lie- H aeve have given genieral saitisfanet-on. If' you desire tt have your erenm well supliedl witht finme vege- i taales, dont't neglect to eall aiid tret a suipply of these seeds. G. L. PENN, AGE.T. h Dee 29 tf 50 Cash Business. 'V1lE Suibscriber 'aotill take thtis oipor'tunuity of Ireturning his thmantks toc his patrouN for thleir liberal support diuring time foiuir yearc lie has been in business, anid respectfully slicits a cuontinuancte or their generoues patronnfl at thme samne time it mumst lie borne in mind waihes to ala exclu sively a CAsil BUSI amid to carry out this P1 object mnore fully. he wi j~en no besaks for' accountta tu~' this year. G.L. PENN, AG E.N. -r..., t, 5,1 LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, DY8PElPz8A, CHRQXC: W.1 NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISE"iSeSiA TIlE KIDNEYS, AND A ' DISEASES ARISING FlOg-M I Disordered Liver or Stomach, suchai -C601 stipation. Inarard Piles, Fullnies or Blo'eii the Head. Acidity of the Stomach, Nause, IHeart-u n, Disgust for Food, Fuilbneis-er Weighti in tie Stomach, Sour Eruetations, Sinking or Fluttering at the pit of the 'togach, Smimming at the Head, Hurried and. DJ-If ilf Breathing, Fluttering at the HIcart, Choking or Suieesting sensations ueken in a lying poitite, Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs.hejiebshe Sight, Ferer and dull pain in the Head, Defl ciency of Perspiration, Yelleteness of. the .Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, c., Burning in the Flesh, .Sunde - Flushes of Heat, Constant Imaginiugs of Evil and Great Depression of Spirits, can be eecct ually cured by DR. HIOOFLAND'S iELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. PREPARED tr DR. C. M. JACKSON. AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE. 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia. TilEi1 power over the above dieaste- Is inot eXce. es-i qualled-by any other preoparatisn in the United State. as he cures attet, in many eases after skillful physielaini had sited . These Bitters are worthy the attention f C INalica. * N10e esting grent virtues in the rattication of dlaeass of the .ve-r and Iese-r glands. exercising the most ascarehing pow ra in weakness nd iffe-ctions of l tdigestire organs, they re witiasl. safe. certain and pleasant. Read and be Convinced! The editor of the "Dosros Bsl," said in his paper of tter find if .June lot: Iu. Ilt-nrt.Aux's CKrnnATCP GnxAN RruTrms for the ure of Liver oniplaint. .lnoindice. Dyswpsia, Chrnnle or cervois lebility, is deservedly one of Ise most popular i.-ieic.ne of ist- day. Titese lilers have bern used by Isstmsamsies, Ani a friend at our elbow pays he has himaif re - -iveel ass eetual and permanent eure Of Liver Complaint mm isth lsme of this remedy. We are covined that, ii the ce s e li'- Ilitesa. tile pslient constastly gains strengtl ani igr-n fret worthy of great consideratlkn. They are ph-sen. tit ins tnste anssisseli. and can le used by persons withthe ios-t delient stanne-his will safety, under any eireumstansen. Ve aret spenking from experience, and to the sflleteId we diviser th-ir uste. Scon's WErKLY," one of the best I.Iterary papers put sheL, sael. Dl. IIoort.asn's GerrMAN .trrs. ,r.anufheiured by Dr. ask-on. art, now resminende-t ty sonic it th mst preml -st smeni-siiltrs set tIhe- faculty a. nt nrtit-eof muels Oiticsy In asss sof nmaie- weakness As sues is tirease, we would ad Iao all motlers to tvin'ain a ttUle. and tihus pave M henmaeive-S si-tm eckne-.-. 1's-eans At et ented constitutaion will find s-ese Isinters n.lveantngeosta to thi-ir h-elth. as we know rom sperietce tIhe pslitary -Fesl itey have upon week sjslentis. More Eridence * The IMen. C. D. II m.re, Maysir of the City of Cimdea J.. pays: -inew.eL2SVD' Ce-wAN Ite--rra.--We have se n-anpt ittering nottiers e. tls meseicine. and the seurce frem whi. h ev- came induced us to make inspuiry respecting its mseris. ruin inquiry we were persuaied to use it. and must ray e. found it speleif in its action upon disentes of..Ahe liver it diLgestire nrgins. andi time powerile inCuence it exerts pon nervous prnsetraions In really strprising. It esim 2a4 reigihe-is the nerves. lbringing them into a state of repose, akitig sleep refreshing. - If tisis moedleine was mere generally msesl. we are sat'sfied sese wu'ed be less sicku-risa, as frem the skmach. lver, and e-rvous syste-m the grent niajity of real and imagilar .dt, :esn emanate. Iae them in a healthy endition, and y in bid defiance to ep!idemics geisrally. This extraordinary edline we would advise our frie-nds whot are at all Indlis oesi. t) give a trial-it will rermme itself. It aould. in tt. it- In every family. No otier nedeinme can produce lech evienevs of merit." Etienlent- uptsn evids-se ac he-en received (like the fore (sing) from All setie-ns of the 'nien, the lest threjears, nsl tle stricpt testimony in its ftveor, is, that tIh re ia- Moro r it used its tle practice si the r.-gular i'hysiclans of Phils ephia. Ibhats all sothernistfrims cotnsitted, a fictth atesbsii re entaltliaihedi. amd fully proving hat a scit nii prepars on %% ill meet witll their quiet approval i len presemi.ed even ith form. That this nedichtie will enre Lver Complaint and Dyspep a. lit, eeti can iit after using it as directd. it acts sp - iteilly upoern tie tsnicls und liver: it is preferable tsaales - let ln A.L 1111.14.11's D1NEASES-the ef--et Is immedi te. 's.-v can be- administerel te females or Infants with ifty and relisile- be-nefit at any tine. Look well to the marks of the Genuine. They have the written signature of C. X. JACKPION pon the wrapper. and his name b L-w in the bole-, without i-hih thsey are spurinus. . E Fsr sale Whsilesale and Retail at the GERMAN f i-liCNE $'fOltE, No. l20 Arch atree-, one ..dme-r below ixlh. 'iluatielphilat amid by re-spectablie dealers geni-rally trough the cuttry. PRICES~ REl)UCED. To enalele all classes of invalids to enjoy the ali-antagii f seir great restorative powers. Sueot.x ikmr~x,7 CsVses E~- Aiso, for sale, in this Vllage.tiy -. 2 ! - - Sept 19355i2. .- J n 1.Croup, AstmCntinto - iittinug of 1lsood. Bionchitis, lleopittg Coogb,-and' 1l Puloary Affc-etnt. A Lovely Young Lady Cured cf' Consumption! Tam following is from thse pen of War. H. Lrevt oy. Esq., the dlistinguished editor uif -thte U. S. Msti, nry ansd Naval Argus, undmer datae fNew Tori, annary 20. l851. Whmat enulsd be more c-onelmeive! "It iss seldosm wve permit onrreives to nrenpy a paee in these colmns to speak in praice of any nr ie its time pa teint msediinme waty tit when we see he life of a fellow creanture savedsily tihe unec of any nicin-te n hsatever. wye contsidier it a one- rightt. if ot our sduty. to give a simple elate-ment eof farts, lhat sthmers may. ins like mannoer, he hene-fitted. The ace- ni ich has indnmeeds mis Ice pen thtis article was thnt fa vr'nng Indly of onrne-quainta nce, wish y freget sp-dtre ito the night air. contracted a Coil wieb eetred on time Lnngs before its mtvnges couldi he tyeds. (Thmis occuredm tun yenrs ngo this winter.) ~tr'arou remeslies were tnred. hut with vaey little effect r benetfit.-The Conmglh gra e woreeI with cepimtns spetratit-nt. nd tihe sunksten eye. and pale, :huolleow beck. toisd plinly that puimonary dieese was slnior a worst on hesr dlelic'ate frame. The fam-ly phsysi mn was '-onulmted. nent althsough h wt'ould! not ade'nit the veemindvmi that she really lhad the- Cnstump ton. '-I le wtoul'l give no encoustrngetsmetas to a cure. t tis criris hte-r moether was pe-rsmuneds to makte ' se nef a hnot:in of Dr. Anogers' (eempoundi Syrup esf ivrwotrt nied Tar. andu we asre happy t. state shte nts pserfe-ctiy turesd in ie~as tihan three mosnthts by tis eidicinec alttne, after evetn heope was de~stroyed. -It is s-less to commetnt .mn such a eare as this, for te mpie truth wtill ri-ach whecre peelishted fiction never ant. If anny dlorht time athmentic-ity- of this slateme-nt, it tem enll at ti Oflice.--U. S.'Military and Na. a Argnes. TESTIITIONT 0O' TIES PRESB. Fresm thee N. Y. Conrier, Aug 13. Dni. Rotns' Sytt- OF LIVI'nlwolt Ant) TA.-. c have heartd ef several important, enures recenttly Teectedi by this excellent medlicinal pre-paratiomn, ansi r one inmtanece that came tsnder oar- observ-altin, wre lf speak enntideenteTy. Otne of our emplepe.*wh. adsufferedl seterely from a hmenL standing eoldl, dn tg the past wvseek comnmenedt thse use mof this mecdi ne, and his Cold tins entirelty disappeared. Fyom uhe N. Y. Mirror, Sept. 2. -Lnrawana AND TRa.-Of the rises f Dr. Reg ma' (sengh Mediciines preparede from tI'me ishoeve arri less. it is needtlers neew to speak ; its efficacy inspeei coring Cmsughts, Colds tusd other lung complaints, hih too frecqutently, if neeglected, result inm (on mition. is too well established mn pubitec conside-ee . Sneed eulogy now. From the N.Y. Despateh, Ang-25. Wr. have hteretofore inken occaesiesn to givec our teer meny in faveer msf the curative ptmoperties osf Dr. sgers' Csmmpoundi Syrup oef Liv-eruert and Ta r, andi ould here repent lisae dice a lr-edy given, fur all rons whio are afllic-teud weith Cosnsnmption, or any the premonitory symptoms, to make a iria! of Dr. g' The Genuitne is sigrned A Nntw ll*OGF. en e steei plate enszeed wrapper around eacit bottje, d is sold wholesale and retail by SCOVIL & MEAD 113 Chartr-es street, New Orleans, le (enerai A gents fir the Soutern States, towhos I orleris must be adderesed. . 3ji' Sotel, alco by G. L PENN, EdgefielL C. II A RDLA W & DENDY, Abbev-ille C. I.; PRATT JA MES, Newvberry, A. .J. CREIGIITON, Ifam - rg, So. Ca. AprillI tf amburg & Edgefield Plank R'ds "IllS ROAID its now open for m:-ave-l from 1Ham - burg to thu 01.1) WELl.S, onuthe Pcinetsinao nd, and by the M~artin Town IGranelii-rom- Ham g to near the new ilridge over Steecns Creek. Personts travelling or sendinmg their. Wagon. or rhck-e to llambstrg by the Martiit Town - Road, n avail themselves of the Hrtanch P'lank Road. ta tmurg, by tur-nineg to the left, Imaif'a temle-abovoo, rdy's Church, by whicht thmey wcill avouid al he4 s atnd sand on thme N1nrtin- Town Rload. The Roadts will be completed- ~in -ilamnberto e Pinie Hlouse abotth le 1t of fmb Rates of Toll. Four, five and six hoe-se Wagons, 5 eta e~ Three "- " 4ts t Two " ." 3 t'i'B Two " Carriages 3 "t -" 4 One "i t5 54CC Iorsehnels travellers, -C " t "4"'. Vehicles on meeting, are each entiled ta iehal~o .A NK TR ACK, aned Te DrIvers-arere-quiree1-to rn tothe " RIGHT !" - - Iaburg, fept S ti