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A BEIER EOME I sigh for a better home, Than this poor world can give, Where troubles never come, Where sorrow cannot live; Here grief, and toil, and pain, And wild, distracting care, And many an earthly bane, Mixed with our comforts are. o for a resting plaee Of tranquil, calm repose, .F'ar from this dizzy maze, This weary world of woes-; To search from pole to pole, And rest you cannot find Rest for the weary soul, The troubled, burdened mind. I shall not always stay On this cold, dreary shore ; The hope of a better day Bd& me sigh and grieve no more. It bids me patiently endure The ills of this short life, And, then I shall a rest secure From its turmoil and strife. It points me to a land, Where all are pure and blest Where the wicked eannot stand, And the weary are at rest;. No tears are there, or sighs 'Tis the spirit's blest abode, A mansion in the skies,. The paradise of God. I CA' XAr UP Y MIND, 1Ara R I can't make up my mind, Mamma, In such unseemly haste, Nor pick from all my dying swains A husband to my taste. There's gay Sir Charles, a charming man,. Most atrable and kind, Who loves me most devoutly-but I can't make up my mind. And next, there's frank Sir Harry West, . So fond, so true, so clever, Who, though I scoli him all the day, Adores me more than ever. There's Roger Snipe, the pink of beaux, Or else your daughter's blind, And yet when Snipe grows serious, I Can't make up my mind. There's lawyer Keen and Poet Good, Exemplers of their sort, Still, still, I can't make up my mind There's no accounting'for't. " Yes, yes, there is," stern Truth replied, " Your vanity imparts . That false delights iii flattering tongues, Which forfeits loving hearts." On purpose to make up her mind, So long this virgin tarried, Her lovers, loathe to hang themselves, Sought other maids-and married! And though mhmma is growing old, Her daughter looks much older, E'er since her coquetry and pride In the old Maid's Corps enroll'd her. NOT so Sr~ow.-TIhere is a progresice chap, around Philadelphia, who lives by his wits, and from their quality, we guess he wvon't starve soon. On a rainy day, he goes boldly into a bar-room, or- harber's shop, and Eeizing upon, the first umbrella bandy, he very angrily says: " A h! found it. D- pretty note, to go and steal a mani's umlbrella in that way !"~ and away he goes.. 'Tother day he marched tip to a gentle. man in Chesnut street, and grabbing at the umbrella in his hatnd, says he: "Ihat's mine, sir; where did you git it ?" "I bieg patrdon," says the mall, "it was loaned toi mne to.day by an acquaintance. It it is yours, take it, sir." " Mine ? Of course it is, sir!" says Did dier, and lhe took it. He'll do. CLnRLNG A DoG's TAIL.-A funny inci. det:t ca'me under our notice the other day. While waiting our turn at the barter's, a fellow " poked his head in," and asked if they did cutrling there. He was answered in the affirma~tive, when stepping inside, arnd calling after him a most villanuus looking cur, he pointed to it, saying: " I wotld like to have you curl that dog's tail, then." In nowise abashed at the burst of laughter which greeted him, the barber stepped lfor ward and fetched the dog a lusty kick, pointed to the continuation of the now yelp. ing owner, tightly coiled between his hitnd legs, anti then demanded his quarter for the job. Doggy and his master left, amid the yells of the excited bystanders, while the knight of the lather brush unconcernedly called for the next customer. PRESIDENT PIERCE AND GENERAL SCOTT. - It is said, in the Crystal Palace, last TIhurs day, wvhen President Pierce met General Scott, he shook him warmly by the hand, to meet you on the same platform !" Of course, both laughed heai tily att the joke. VARIETY OF CLIL'TE.-U' It is ndw the third of June," said a Massachusetts paper of that date, "and the apple trees are full o~f blossoms. A few such days as this will bring the corn up full." On the same day, a gentletman, wvriting from Mississippi : " It is now the third of June: my early apples have been fit to cook for some time, and peaches are ripe and good. My corn is well filled. A few such days as this will make it fit to grind." EDUCATION is a conmpanion which no misfortune catn depress--no crime can de stroy--no enemy cans alienate-no despotism enslave. At home, a friend-abroad, an introdtuction-in solitude, a solace-and in Society, an ornament. It cbastens vice it guides virtue.--it gives at'once grace and ornament to genius--.without it what is man ? A splendid slave-a reasoning sav age ! ONE OF THE HENs.-Tfhe Woonsocket Patriot editor makes merry over the mistake of an old Shanghai hen of his that had been setting for five weeks upon two round stones and a piece of brick ! " Her anxiety," quoth lhe, "is no greater than ours to know what she wiil hatch. If it proves a brick yard that hen is not for sale." " I DON'T say, Mr. Judge, that the defen dant was drunk. No, by no means; but this I will say--when last I seed him lie was washing his face in a mud puddle, arnd dry ing it on a door mat. Whether a sober man would do this, itn course I cant say." The court thought he wouldtn't. The consequence was, the defendant went up for sixty days. _______ -" My sos, why do you chew that tobacco ?" " To get the juice out, old codger," re nlied the vonth. FARMING INCoNISTENCIEs.-Farniers dig their gardens two feet deep, but only ploW their lands five inches. They take especial r care of their nag horses in a good warm stable, but expose their farm horses and cat- j tle to all weathers. They deny the utility of drainago in strong tenacious clays, but e2 dare not dig an underground cellar in such soils, because. the water would get in. They D waste their liquid mant-res, but buy guano from Peru to repair the loss; and some practical inen who are in ecstacies with the urine of the sheepfold, have been known se riously to doubt the benefit of liquid mnanure. But, it may be asked, " Where is the capital to come from for all these improvements I' The reply will be, " Where does the capital p come from to make railways and docks, to build steam vessels, to erect a whole town of new squares and streets, and to carry out every other useful and profitable under. taking V" QuArEL, TOAST.-" This is from me and j" mine to thee and thine. I wish when thou e, and thine come to see me and mine, that _ me and mine will treat thee and thine as thou and thine have treated me amid mine." ThLis is a new version of the old compliment, ( which runs soinethiig after this wise "I wish thee and thy folks, loved me and my lolks as well as me and my folks love thee and thy folks. For sure there never was t1 folks since folks, that ever loved folks half so well as me and my folks love thee and thy folks." You bachelors ought to be taxed," said a lady to a resolute evador of the noose inat imonial. I 1 agree with you perfectly, na'ain," was the reply, " for bachelorisn certainly is a j, luxur)." L A Nsw temperaneo drink is described by the San Francisco Herald,' composed of C " three parts of root beer and two of water gruel, thickened with a little soft squash, and strained through a cane-bottom chair." CALIFORNIA CRoVS.-The wheat crops promise abundantly. ft is said there will be some 40,000 bushels on the Stanislaus liver. L Calaveras, the wheat crop is said to be over 7 feet high, with heads 6 inches long. - II SPRING DRY GOODS! i i GRAY BROTHERS, 290 Broad-Street, Augusta, Ga., 6 BEG to inorm the public that their SPRING STOCK of Rich and Elegant Dry Goods, Is now complete, cons'sing of the mnst beautiful Fabrics, imported for Ladies' wear, selected with 1 the utmost care, and purchased from the most emi- J nent Importei s and Manufacturers on terns which fu enables us to offer SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS to purchasers, and in many items greit Blrgnins. In our Dress Goods, Department will be found the most elegant and beautilul Silks of the Season, of every hue and shade, Rich Barege Del-ines, at very low prices, Printed Paris ]'areges, ntw and elegant styles, Printed Grenalines and Lining Siks, rich and elegant, Small figured Bright flareges, for Misses wear, 'I very ch eap, Plain and firocade Black Silks, Grenadinecs and B~areges extra rieb unmd beautiful, Lup~in's Best liombaz.ines and Chmals' best and prettiest Mlourning goo~ls mande, Plain and Brucade .Black Silks, every width and quality, A full supply of all the best Mourning Goods im pot ted, French Lawns and Cambricks. in great variety, Pla:nm Hareges, Grenadines and Tissues, beautiful Plain, striped and cheek Siiks for Ladies' Spring and sumnmer Dresses, Rieba embroidered Silk Flounced Robes, decidedly eleirant, . flarege ant Tissue - do do Elegunit Embroidered Linen Cambric Hlnndker ehiefsi, Chimiesetts, Unadersleeves, Cufis, Col- A lIrs and Capes, rich andmi beautiful, Rich and elegant Canton -Crape Shawls, p&ain and ( emibroilered, Plain anmd Eimbroidered Sewing Silk Shawls and y Scarfs, b Mantillas, Scarfs and Shawls, of the most beau- t< Rich Lace Scarfa, Shawls and Mantillas, White Muslinis of every description, C Linenm Goods of the be-t finisha and material, Double Damnask best Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. )amnask Napkins and Tabile Clothas, Diapers of the very best description for Toweling, ai Ilanijlton and A lendale Shetinag, best gunlhty, Bleached and unbieached Shtirtings, very cheap. A large supply of English, French and American Ca icOes, A large supply of best Hosiery and Gloves, Best Twisted Sewing Silk Mltts and Gloves, Alendale, Laneaster and French Marseilles Quiltsi A full supply of White Fringe, A very large Stcek of )omnestic Goods. cheap, A full supply of Goods suitable for Gentlemen and Yomutha's ware. In addition to otur usual supply, we have added a htrge and handsome CA RPET ROO.\, over our Store, where will be founid thme best India Manting, Superior Oil Cloths, Window hmades, Door Mlats, h earth Rugs, IUn'zes. ruiiks, Umibrellars and arfuliA supply of CARPETING of diff'erent kinds-at Newv York prices-to which we respectfully invite the amtentioni of the public. Augusta. A pril 11 2m 13 Beach Island Land for Sale, l'ilESubseriber (ofi'ers at private sale FIVE r H CNDREDI ACRES of Beach Island Swamnp o Land, lying on thme River, and adjoining lands of Samauel Clark and Janmes T. Gardner, and renited the present year by .Jaimes T. Gardner. A b.,ut 400) acres of the above Tract are cleared mnd well improved. The balance in Cypress and ther swamp timber. Trermas made easy to a good purchaser. A ppl1y to R. BlRADFORD. Silverton, S. C., May 4 tf 16 B. Blacksmith Shop ! r IllE Subscriber having erected a ..new building in the tear of MIessrs WnILirA~s & CnRusTiE and L. If LLL' tores, is prepared to do all kinds of to Blacksmnitin~g.te horse-Shoeing and Plantation work will receive rompt attention. S. F. GOODE. - Jan319 tf 1 Just Received A LOT of Eastman's SUP'ERIOR STRAW A lot of Daniiers Pat. Superior Straw Cutters, Grant's Superior Patent FA N MILLS, - " " Grain Cradles, Hoc & Co's Superior CIRCULA R SAWS, All of which will be sold on the most acconmmoda- r ing terms. Call anid see them.i ROBINSON & JACKSON. fot Hamburg, May 25 tf I9 inj SI - xcuo~ Notice. - o LLthose indebted to the estate of Willam .nu - arrett, dee'd., are requested to make pay- foi eat forthwith, and those havinig demands against th< mid estate will render them in properly attested, & ecording to law. if CHARLES HAMMOND, )ts to WM. G. H AMMOND, o TH-OS. GARRETT. is~ Ri Feb g tf 3' a ] -- ex Chapman's Cottoni Gins?!w lAE still nmake these best of COTTON GINS, lR TVat our old stand. We warrant them to give to tisfaction, whtich they never fail to (do.m All orders thankfully received and promptly at- saa nded to. Personms who find it more convenient will, please quire of Mr. Lon HuL, Edgefield C. HI., who ill keep on hand one or more of these Gins for A ale. Address CHAPMAN & SONS, ?2 Coleman's X Roads, Edgefield, S. C. Ion DR. A. G. TEAGUE, wholesale & Retail Druggist AKES this method of returning Lis thank-s to Lhis friends and patrons, for the' patronage he is received in the sale of Drugs, Miedicines, &c. He is now receiving an addition to his already :tensive Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty Physician's Shop Wurniture, &c. THE FINEST WINES AND BRANDIES, for Medieinal purposes, Fine Cigars and Tobacco, PERFUMERY Of his own and Northern make, French Extracts, &c., &c. aint, 11air, IIat, Shoe and Tanners Brushes rinctures S Medicinal Compounds, made under his own supervision in strict accordar ce with the U. S. Disp'ry. The inost Reputable Nostrums, 11 of which he will eell at prices that will compart vorably with any Southern market. Those wish g to purchase articles in his lire will do well to ill and examine his Stock and prices. Edgefield C. IT.. Jan 22 tf ' AUGUSTA FASHIONABLE LOTING EMPORIUM. W M. 0. PRICE & CO., TAILos-FO1 TiE SPR\IN 'RAIDE-Are constantly ;nufacturng and AT ALL TII3Es well supplied with be newest styles of Clothing of all descriptions, COATS, PANTALOONS, VESTS, SIIIRTS, Undershirts anad Drawers, RAVATS, SCARFS, GLOVES, BELTS AND BRACES, HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS, Trunks, Travelling Bags, &c., &c. TOILET FURNISIING-Faney Soaps, Ex acts. Cloth and )lair Brushes, Combs, Rogers' :nires, Shears, Purses and Port Monies, Canes, rnbrellas, I lats, Caps, and every article of Gen emens' dress and personal furniture. TO TIl E TRA DE--We are well supplied with LOTUIS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS AND RI.\MINGS. Cloths by the piece, pattern or nrd, which we will sell as low as can be bought in 'ew York City. WM. 0. PRICE, ' W. T. INGRAHAM. No. 258 Broad-street, Augusta Ga. March 36 - tf 10 Copartnership Notice. 'A EORGE ROBINSON & H. B. JACKSON x have sssociated themselves together, for the ansacting of a General Hardware Business, 'nder the style of ROBINSON & .JAcKsoN, HIaniburg, here we will always keep an extensive assortment EVERY THING in that line, together with iddles, Bridles, Harness, Leather, Trunks, Whips, ;e. &c. Hamburg, April 27 tf 15 ROBINSON & JACKSON, HAMBURG S. C. AVE now on hand a most complete Stock . of Hardware, amongst which may be und 200 Ton Engl'sh and Sweed Iron, 510 Kegs Nails, 20,000 Lbs. Castings, 50 Doz. Collins' Axes, 75 " Brades' Patent Hoes and others, 5 " Superior Straw Cutters, 20 "4 Spades and Shovels, 10 " Rakes, Tilletson and others make of Vices and Anvills, race, H alter, Log, Fifth and other style of Chains, A complete Stock of Pocket and Table Cutlery, --ALL sTVLCs OF Plains, Saws, Chtisels, Screws, Uinges, Knobs, Bellows, Bitts, Guns, Pistols, Shot Bags, Powder Flasks, Cotton and Wool Cards, Well Wheels, Kettles, Stew Pans, Frying Pans, Grislirons, llanmmers. I atchets, acks, Water, and Waftle Irons. Candle Sticks, Steelyards, Mlarking Gages. Spir it Levets5, Anditons, Shovels and Tongs, Screw. Plates, Compassies, Thlumn Guages, Percursion - Caps, &c. SHamburg, A pril 27 - itf 15 Carriages! T THlE OLD STAND) OF S. & J. GILBERT cHART.ESTON, s. C. 1& E. M'. GILBERT continue the 3. CA RRIAGE UBUSINESS at the above stand, os 35 and 40t. Wentworth Street, where they will ,leased to exhibit to their old friends and us niers a very Extensive Stock of Vehicles, mprising those of their'ownt manufacture togethel irious other styles usually fiond in this muarket. Their long acquaintance witht this market as anufacturers and IDealers will eniable them to Rer great inducements to purchasers buth in style id prices. Auer25 tf 32 Southern Manufacture, 3,000 Pair Honae snade Plantation ARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATIIER. OF ALL DasCaRIPTIoNs. anners, Neats Foot and Lamp 0il. SHOEMAKERS' FINDiNGS. tthe Shoe Store, next door to Sullivan & Brother. RL. T. MI13IS. July 21 t f 27 No t ice. OHiN lM. WITT having purchased the excIlusive interest of the I1AACH INE SIIOP ~lessrs. BL'snNELL & Wrr'r, will keep constantly hand the following articles, ini comlete and ex Ilent order, and at the A ugusta prices, viz: ash filled With Glass and Primed, made of all sizes and according to order. - -ALSO ~anuel Doors, Windowv Blinds, DOOR FRAMES AND WINDOW FRAMES, IMANTrEL-PIECEs, d Steads, Tables, Wash Stands, Chairs, Beau reaus, Writine Desks, Work Stands, Book Cases anid all other Cabinet and Joiners Work. &c., &c. -ALSO pairing and Joh Work of every kind appertaining the above articles, and Furniture of every des ption, done pronmptly and upon the amost liberal ms. Edgefield C. TT., Dec 1, 1852. tf 46 WARDLAW & WALKER, FACTIORS AND) CO3131ISSIO.N c~rth Atlantic Wharf, Charleston. CoalallssboNs FOa SELLUNG Co'rroN, Fifty Cents per Bale. 'IIE Subscriber having formed a Co-Partnership with Mr. W. A. WARDLA W, of Charleston, merly of A bbeville, S. C., for the purpose of do a G ENERA L FA CTOR AGE and COMallS )N IUs [NESS, avails hinmself of the present iortuniity, of returning his sincere thanks to his merous friends for the liberal pattonage bestowed .at nuniber of years past,-ated in movin~r. tenders servieces of the new e'oneern of W A RDLA W WA LK ER, Charleston, where lie hmopes miany, not all his old patrons will find it to their interest ship thteir produce.. l'he recent arrangements of the South Carolina il Road Company will enable thetm soonm to have )epot n the city of Augusta, thereby save the yense of Toll, and very greatly facilitate the for rding of produce of any kin~d. Mr...-ous C. Es, A gent of W. & WV., in A ugusta, will attend he forwarding of all produce that thteir friends y feel disposed to send them, free of charge, e drayage. G. WA LKER. A ugusta, July 19, 1852. tf 29 On hand and for Sale SUPER IOR Lot of WINES and LIQUORS, L which will be sold in quantities of Three Gal q, or nmor'c, by F. M. NICIIOLAS. 6,ul. ath, tr 25 Maryland State Lotteries FOR JULY 1853. The Payment of all Prizes is guaranteed by the State of Maryland. EMORY & 00., 154 PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. The following Schemes for .uly will be found especially worth the attention or the public, and orders are inost respectfully solicited in them. A NICE SMALL LOTTERY. :atapsco, 192, for July 13th. 3iR@XEJe I Prize of $8,000 is $8,000 4 " " 2.001 are 8,000 8 " " 1,000 are 8,000 200 Prizes of $100, -0, &o. &c. &c. Tickets $2j. Shares in proportion. Packages of Wholes $35, Halves $17j Quar. $8. CONSOLIDATED 28, FOR JULY 15. Prizes or $15,000, 4 Prizes of 2,500, 30 of 1,000, 528, 400, 301), 200, &c. &c. Tickets $4. Shares in proportion. Packagas of Wh,,les $52, Halves $26, Quars. $13. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! Washington Co. 33, for July 18th. $456,456, Divided in 5 Capitals, each of $12,000. )ivided in 5 Capitals, each tof $6,000. 15 Prizes of $1,000, 1,500, 250, &c. &. Tickets $8. Shares in proportion. Packages of 26 Wholes 120, 11alves 60, Quar. 30. $29;28 2. Consolidated, 29, for July 22. 1 Prize of $18,003 is $18,000 3 " " 6,000 are 18,000 3 " 3,000 tire 9,000 20 or 1,000, 500, 40U, &c., &c. Tickets $5. Shares in proportion. Packages of 26 Wholes 75, Halves 37, Quar 18j. $523,318! Susquelihanna, 36, for July 27. SPLENDID SCHEME. Prizes $35,000, 17,500, 7,500, 3,678. 20 Prizes of 1,750, 400, 300, &c. &c. Tiekets $10. Shares in proportion. Packages of Wholes, $130, Halves, $65, Quar $321 A Beautiful Two Dollar Lucery! $406,506!. Patapsco, 1206, for July 29, 1 Prize of $8,516 is $S8,5i6 4 "* " 1.750 are 7,000 4 " " 501) are 2,000 100 Nice Pr:zes of $200 Tickets $2. Shares in proportion. Certificates of Packages of 26 eost Whols $30, 26 Halves $15, 26 Quarters $7j, 26 .ighiths $3.1. MAMMOTH SCHEME. GRAND COSOLIDATED, P, FOR JULY 30, $ 1,20 2,0.0 0 ! 1 Prize of $65.000 1 Prive of $25.000 1 " " 15,0001 1 " " 15,000 1 4 " 10,000 1 " " 8,020 15 Capitals of $4,500 100 Prizes of 2,5031! ,00, 500 250, &c. &c.&ke. Certificate of Pacekages cost 26 Wholes $300, 26 halves $150, 26 Quarters 75, 26 F~ighaths 37k. The Lotteries in Maryland are drawn under au thority of the State by Sworn Commnissioners eleet ed by the people. One Package in any of the above Lotteries mny draw the 4 highest P'rizes. All Lotteries are atnswer ed by return mail, and the Offiial Printed 11rnwitng with a written expla nation sent immediately the result is over. When con venient send a d raft, as most secure. Fromi the v'ery immense tnumber of Prizes sold by us recently, we~ are fully justilie'd in saying, that in (order toi obttin a Goud Prize', it is only necessary to address a line to IDIORY & CO., 154 Pratt St., Jialtimore, 51. .Tune 20 tfP 25 CHERRY PCTORAL For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOA RSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-C UGII, CROUJP, ASTHMA, AN CONSUMPTION. ,v JANY YEit ofi trial, instead of impairing the itt. public confidence in this medicine, has won for it an a ppreciation and notoriety b'y far exceding the most sanguine expectatIons of its friends. Nothing but its intrinsic virtues atnd the unmistakealea btene fit conferred on thouisands of suflerers, could originate, subistantiate and ninmnrin the reputation it enjoy. While many inferior remedies trust upon the comt muniiy, have failed atnd been discarded, thais has gained friends bty every trial. confernsd hentefits unt the afflicted they can rever foretet, andi produced cures too nume~rous antd tro renmarkabile to be forgtteLn. While is is a fratud on ibs public to pretend that any one medicine will it fallhbly cure-still there is abun dant proof that the CIIRRY PECTOR AL does nut only as a general thing. btut almost invariably cure ste maladies for which it is employed. A s time makes these facts wider and better known, this medicine las gradtually become the best reliante of the afmicted, from the log-cabin of the Americain Peasant, to the palaces of European Kings. Throngh outt this entire coutrty, itn every State, city, and in deed almost evsry hamlet it contains, CHIERRY PECTOR AL is known tas the best remedy extant for diseatses of the Throat and Lungs, atnd in many -for eigtt cotuntries it is ctomiing to he extensively used by their most intelligent Physicians. In Great Britain, France and Germany. wthere the medical sciences have reached their hightest perfection, CHIERRIY PECTORAL is introduced, atnd itn constant ulse in the A rmies, hospitals, Alms Hlouses, Puibbe Institut tions, and in dom~estii practice, as the sorest remedy thteir attendingt Physiciatns can employ for the mitre dangerous aflections of the lungs. Also itn miler cases, and for children it is safe, pleasant and eflec toni to cure. In fact, some of the most flattering tes timotnials we receive have been front parents whto hnve found tt efficacious in cusei particularly incidental to child hood. Thle CIIERRY PECTORAL is manufactured by a practical Chesmist, andl every tunce of it utnder his own eye, nith invariable taccuracy and care. It is sealed and protected by law from cotunterfeits, conse quently can be relied on as genuitne without adul teratiotn.. We have endeavcored here to fturnish the common. ty with a tmedicine otf stuch intrinsic superiority and wthtl as shuld commend itself to their confidence-a remedy at once safe, speedy and ellectual, wich this has by repeatetd arid ctountless trials proved itself to be; and trulst by great care in preptarieg it with chemical accuracy, of urniformi strengtht to aiord Phby sicians a tnew agent on whtich they catn rely fur the best results, and the afflicted with a remedy tat will do for them all tat medicitne can do. Preparetd and sold bty JAMES C. AYER, Practi cal atnd Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Sold in FElgefield by G. L. PENN, and by Drug gist, and Dealers in Medicine everywhtere. At Wholesale by IAvrtLAsN, RISL.Y & Co., Au gusta, Ga., and Charleston S. C. A pril 27 3mn h5 Notice. A LL Persons indebted-to the estate of Tienry F ?Freeman, dee'd., will come fotwatrd immtie dittely atid ntake patymnt, and those having de mands wvill render thetm in prtoperly nttested. J. H. J ENNINGS, Ex'or. Feb9 0 y 51 Superior Wiune. TUST received a good supply of excellent W]NE tfor Sacametal purposes. M. W. CLARY. :r..8 ife 21 NEW AND T HE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving (at th his.Stock of SPRING and SITMMER GO STYLES OF LAD -AMONG WHICH b Barnge DeLaines of new and beautiful patterns I Silk Tissue and Bareges, Foulard Silks of light fabric for Spring, French and Organdie Muslins, from 12J to 50c. Fig'd and Embr'd Swiss " a beautiful article I Swiss, Jaconet, Book and Nainsook Muslins, I White and Colored Tarleton - " French, Scotch and American Ginghams, all qualities, English. French and American Prints, every des cription, 4-4 Turkey Red Prints for Curtains, Blue, Red, Orange and Green Prints, solid col ors for Quilts, Furniture Prints, some Striped for bordering Quilts, Black Allapacas and Bombazines, all qualities, For Gents' and Youths' Spi - CAN BE Drap Do Elles. Cashmeretts, Merino Casimeres, White and Col'd Linen Drillings, For .Housi luckabnk and Bird Eye Towelings, Damask Linen Towels, with borders, some very fine. 7.4 and 8-4 Blea'd and Bro'n Table Damask, Table Napkins, German Oil Cloth, for covering Furniture, a superior article, 5.4, 10.4, 11-4 and 12.4 Bleached and Brown Sheetings, 0y" AS these Goods were bought for CASI ser seldom met with. An examination is respectf Ta iinun, April 20, 1852. J. ill NEW] WHOLESALE & HE READY MADE CLOTHING, TRI UNDER THE U. S. HO J M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving the . Ready Made Clothing -ever offlered in this cil improved styles of manufactute. -A L A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS YOUTH - Country Merchants,a~td all persons visit and examine our Stock for themselhes. Augusta, Sept. 23. HERE IS YOUR REMEDY! 1.. A most mairaculous cure of Bad Legs, after 431 years suffering. ETrnCr of a letter from Mr. Wu t~i~ut GA:.PHIn', of 70, St. Matry's Street, W eymouth, dated May 15th,, 1S651. To PaorESSon HOLLtOWAY,3 Smn: At the nge of 18 my wife (who Is now 61) caught a a violent coldi, which setted in, her legs, aind ever since that time they have been more or tess sore, and greatly lindumed. 11er.naguonies were dlistractintg, and for muoths togethe.r she was deprivedi entirely of rest andl sleep. Every remnedy that mediealnicn advised was tried, buit without eiret: her health antlered severely, and th~e state of her legs was terrible I hadl iilten rend. your adverisemnents, und advised her to try vour Pills und Ointment: a nd, as a lnst resource, after every oither remedyl hadl proved useless, she ennisented to dio so. Shie en' 'neuiced six weeks ago, and strange to relate, is no0w in gio heialth. 11er h-gs are puinless, without seam or sear. und tier sleep sound anid undisturbed. Could you have wit nesed the sufferings of my wife during the lust.':d years, and ernlrast thenm iti her 'present enjoyvment of health, you would indeedl fiel dlelighted in having been the means of so greatly allerinling the autiering of nafelow-crentiire. ~tSigned) 'W ILLIAM GALPIIIN. 3 A person 70 years of hge cured of a bad leg, of. ofa thirty yjears' standing. Coev' lfa tter from Mrr. Wu..ur Anus, builder of Gas Ovens, of 1:ushcliffe, near Iluddersnteld, dated May 1, 1851. To Pnorrsson HOLLtOWAv, Sm:: I suffered fir a period of thirty years from a had leg,i the result if two or three accidents at Gus Works, aeompa-1 niedI byseorbutie symptoms. I lust recourse to a variety of1 mieienit advice, wvithiout deriving any benefit, and was even :ohil that the k'eg nmush he aniputatedl. yet in opposition to that opiniin, your P'ihhs andt Ointment have effected a complete cure ini so'short a time that few who hail not witnessed It wiiuld credit the fneL. (Signed) . WM. AHBlS. The truth or this statement ean be verileid by Mr. W. P. Enmglunid, Chemist, 10i Market Street, Ihuddersihetd.] A Dreadful Bad Breast cured in one month. Extract of a letter from Mir. FinxncnicK Tcn.Nxn, of Pcn shiurst Kent. dated December 13th, 1SS0. To Pecorrsson. llou~.owav, Sir.: My wife' had suffered firom Dad Breast for more thaui six mtil:s, anid during the whole pieriod had the best medl eni attenudane. but alt ito no use. Ilaving before healed nn awful wocud In nmy own leg by your unrvalled medicine, I determined again to use your P'ills and Ointment, andi there fore gave thenm trial in her ease, tind fortunate it was t idid so, for in. less thiani a monlh a perfect eure was effected, and the benefit that various other branches of my family have derived from their use i really astonishinig. I now stronigly recoin niend them to all my friends. (Signed) FREDERICK TURNER. (F The Pills should be used conjointly with the Olnt ment in most of the following cases. Bad Legs. Dad flreasts, Burns, Blunlons, Bite of Mosche toes and Sand Flies, Coco-hnay, Cile-go-fosot, Chilb~inins, Uthappied hands, 'orns, (soft) Caners, Contracled andl Stiff Jointii. Eiepihantiasls, Fistulas, Gout, Glandular Swellimngs, Lumbuigo. Piir~s, lIheunatism, Sealds. Sore Nipples. Sore Thbruit. Skcin iseasies, Scurvy, Sore Itcada, Tumsours, Ulcers, Wounds, Yaws. Smild mit the establIshment of Professor IIOLLA WAY, 224. Strand. tnear Tremnpieliar, London) and by all respectable Iruigaists and Deutlers in 3Medicines throughout the Blritish I J:mplire, amid of those of the United States, in Pots at 17Xecti 5i cents, nnd $1.50t cents each. Wholesale hy the p~rliin Dnig hlouses In the Union. and by Messrs. A. JL. D SANDS. New York, amnd P. M. COhfEN, Chnrleston. For sale in Edlgefieldl by G. L. PENN, AGENT. I T'here Is a considerable saving by taking the larger sir.es. N. B.-Direction for the guidance of patients in every dis ier are nftixed to each Put. Mlarch il0 ly* 10 BROWN'S Essence of Jamaica Ginger. rpHlS ESSENCE is warranted to possess, in a I.concenlraledl form, all Ilhe valuable properties of JAMAICA GINGER,'and will lie found, on trial, an xcellent Family Medicine. It is particularly recoin' ended as a tonic, to persons recovering from fever or( ther diseases, a few drtipii imparting to the stomach aglow and vigor equal to a wine-glassfuzl of brandy r other stimuulant, without any of the debilitating 3 flcts which nye sure to follow the use of liquor ofa ny kind ; and it is therefore especially serviceable to , bildren and females. To the aged it wvill prove a reat comfort; to the dyspeptic, and to those who are jredisposed to gout or rheumatic affections, it gives reat relief; and to the inebriate who wishes to re form. but whlose stomach is constantly craving the oxious liquor, it is invaluable-givinig tonie to the ligesive orgats, antI strength to resist temptation; nd is consequently a great agent ig the cause of emneratnce. Caution. Persons tdesinsng an article that can be relied upon,t repared solely from pure JA MAICA GING ER, shouW j e particular to ask for " Brown's Essence of Jama g a (singer," which is warranted to be what it is rqj esentet,and is prepared only atFR ED'K BROWh 1i rug and Chemical Store, N. E. corner Chietnut ant ifthi Streets, Phliladlelphiia. 11 Directiions accomipany each bottle. . For sale in this Village by G. L. PENN, Agent. May 4 ly 16 Dutch Bolting Cloths, SNOWDEN & SIIEAR, Augusta, Georgia, a have received from New York a full supply of u OLTING CLOTIIS, Nos.- 0, 1,2, 3, 4, 5,6, '7, , 9 undl 10, warranted to be' or t'i best quality, nd to which they they repu ifully .nvite the atten int of the public. Mty 25 tf 19 Factory Thread. i AFIN E assortnent on hand, just received and r< - for sale by M. WV. CLARY. CHEAP! e Store formerly occupied by H. B. JAcKsoN) ODS, comprising the latest and most desirable |S' DRESS GOODS, (AY BE FOUND 3loves and Hosiery in every variety, for old and young, Ladies'and Gents' Linen C. Handkerchiefs, from locts to $6, each, Elizabeth Collars, a splendid article, ?rinted Undersleeves to match, 3himasettes, nil styles and qualities, larseilles, Corded and Grass Skirta, laconet, Swiss, Linen and Lisle Edgings and Insertings, ibbons, Fans, Parasols and Umbrellas, in great variety, 3hell, Buffulo and Horn Back, Side and Dress ing Combs, roothi and Hair Brushes, Toilet Soaps, Co logne and Perfumery, Linen Braids and Bobbins, both Plain and Ser pentine. ing and Summer Clothing, FUND Real French Hering bone Drillings. Union, Brown, Striped and Grass Linens, Cottonades and Cul'd Camblets, &c. .keepers, 40 inch Pillow Cane Linen, 40 " " " Cotton, Real Irish Linens Undressed, 100 inch Luce Musquito Netting, Bleached and Brown Shirtings, all qualiies, Carolina and Georgia 7.8 and 4.4 Brown hirlintgs and Sheetingys, Georgia Stripes and Osnaburgs, at Factory )rices, Marlboro Plaids and Stripes, &e., &e. I, inducements will be offered to the purcha ully solicited. M. A. RANSOM, AGENT FOR' R. B1. FULLER. tf 14 0.Y .& CO., TAIL DEALER IN INKS, CARPET BAGS, &C., &c TEL AUGUSTA, GA. LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of ,y. Their Stock consists of the latest and most S O S' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ing our city, are respectfully solicited to cali dk 36 ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER Great Cure for Dyspepsia! r1H Es TRUE DIGES DR HOUGHTON'S I TIVE FLUID, or Gastric J n i c e, P I prepared from Rennet. or the fourth Stomach of the Ox, after diree tions of BitoNi LiEBiGi, the great Physiological C he mis t, by J. S. IouGIITON, M. D., Philadelpin, Pa. This Is a trulv WONDERFUL I:EMET)Y for Tndlgestion, )vapepsla, Jaimdice, LIver ComplaInt. C'onstlipation, and )ebility, Curing anier NATURE's OWN METHOD. b~y ~ature's own A gent, the GastrIc .lutee. Half a teaspoonful ifPEPSIN, lifsed In water, will digest or dissolve, Five ounds or Rtoast Beef in about two hours, out of the stomach. PEPSIN Is the chIef element, or Grent DIGESTING rnctple of the Castric Juice-the Solvent of the Food, the ~urifymng. Preserving and Stlmnlating A gent of the Stomach nd Intestines. It Is extractedt f'om the DIgestive Stoneh f the Ox, thus furmilng a TItUE DIGESTIVE FLUII), .relsely lIke the natutral Onstric JTuice In its Cheical ponw ~rs, andt furnishing a COM1PLETE and PERtFECT SUlU TITUTE for It. Scientific Eridencec! Call on the Agent, and prt a DescriptIve Circular. gratis, riving a large amount of aCI ENTI F I EV II)ENCE. from, C.ebigts Anmal Chmtistry t Dr. Comlte's Phlysltogy or Diges ion: Dr. P'ereiran oj Food anid 1)iet: lir. Joim W.. l)rnper, ,f New York Untiversity: Prof. Dunglismon's Physiology;&. ogether with relsorts of cures from alt parts uf thre United itates. NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS OR ACIDS ! Remenmber thjis: Dr. IlotroV's PEPSIN in a grinn itutrnl Remedty. fre.e from AI.COIIOL, HIlTTElRS, ACIDS md- NAUSEOUS DRUGS. Ii is extremely agreenble to lie taste, and may be taken by thc most feelte patients who annot eat a water cracker without acute distress. Beware f drugged ImItatIons. PensIn Is not a drug. CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Dr. IToughton's l'assr has now been tested, for upwardls ,f two years. In every large town In thte United States, andl he Agents enn ref.-r Dyspepties to many rema:rkab~le Ctures n every Town! Numerous details of cutres, certitlentes of ~hyscians and PatIents, are give~n In the Circulars furnished y Agents. gratis. Pepsin in Fluid and Powder. Dr. TToughton's PEP'SIN is prepared In Powder and In luid Form-nnd in Prescription vinls for the nxe of I'hysi Inns. The P'oweter wIll be sent by Manl. free of P'ostage, f.>r mec Dollar, sent to Dr. JIlughton, Phiinatelphta. Private C'irculars for Phlysielans n'ay be obttaned of Dr. Tnughton or his Agents, describing the whole process of pre ,nrtlon. andt gIving the authoritles upon which, the clIm. f thiis new remedy are basedl. As it is NOT A SECRET tE3EDY. no oijeetioni enn be raisedl aganst Its use by I'hy-. icianis In respectable standing and regular practice. P'rice )NE DOLL.AR ner hotile. ~Observe Thuis. Every Blottle of GENUINE I'EPSIN hears the written Ignature of J. S. Iloughiton. 31. D.. sole proprIetor, Philadel hia, Pa. Copy-right and Trade MIark secutred. gliSold by all DruggIsts andi Dealers In Mfedleines. rM'Sold, also by G. L. PENN, Edgefield C. II.t W AlD .A W & LYON, A bbeville C. H.: PIt ATT & JAM1ES, Newr ,erry, and A. J. CitEIOIITON, linmburg, S. C. July 2s ly * 2s D R. DEN NIS'S GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA, FOR aundice, Sick Head-ache, Dizziness. Lous of Appetite, Constipation of the Boweels, Piles, caused by Costizeness, Pain in the Boweels, or Rheumatism, caused by the use of Mercury, Sy philis, Scrofula, Boils, Ulcers, <-c. I 'HIS PREPARATION is made as pure as possi ble. Its bitter taste. and beneficial effeets in iseases of the Liver, and diseases arising froman im ure state o; the Blood, prove it to be the PUREST AND MOST USEFUL reparation of Sarsaparilla that is made. Those who have used the various preparations of arsaparilla will find, by the taste and eflbet. that here is more Sarsaparilla in one biottle of Dr. DEN ts' preparation, than in half a dozen bottles as it is enerally made. lts alterative and mildlly putrgative efyects upon the owels, make it not only a good substitute for Me1r ury, but useful in removing all diseases arising from be imprudent use of 31ereury. 8;FPrepared only by J. DENNIS, M. D., Augus , Georgia. SdbyAG.TEAGUE and G. L. PENN, Edgefield . bH; .. C ENand CAREY & CouTealERt, harlston; BoAf walmnII & MIoT and F. CUaRTs, ~olumbia; A. J1. CREIGHIToN, Hamburg; Wat. F. u'rT. D. B. Pr.uats, IIAviz.AND & Rtst.EY, WV. F. J. TuarrtN, WV. K. Krrenr.x, BARnETT & UAa. Ea, Augusta, Geo., and by Druzggists generalt~y. Price-SI per bottle ; S hotjle for S5. gg Remember to ask for DENNIS' GEORGIA A tSA PARIL LA. June 26. 1851 tf 23 Land for Sale I THlE Subscriber offers for sale tlie *. Plantation on wchich lhe resides con "" taining Five Hundred and Fifteen Acres. 'lTis Tract of L.antd is silua don Ninety-Six Creek, five miles South of 96 lepot. It is will watered, well timbered, and in uod condition for cultivation. Thtere is on the prenmises, a comfortable D~wel tng louse, a new fratme Gin Ilouse, excellent Ne ro Hlouses, and every other necessary out build g. RI. G. M. UUJNOVANT. SMay 18 3m* 18 IRarneiss. IARRIAGE and BUGGY HARNESS, J Wagon Hlarness, D~ouble and Single. Riding Bridles, Plantation Bridles, Collars, &c., lanufactured of good materials, and by good work en, next door to J. B. SUL.LIVAN. R. T. MIlS. Jan 12 tf 52 Superi'or Applc Vinegar. U LST received 400 Gallons A PPLE VIN EGA Rt, Pof superior quality. If you want Vinegar, that Vinegar, dont fail to call and get a supply. It ts aly fine and no mistake. For sale by G. L. PENN, AGLasT. Feb1 t f 5 LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSA, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM A Disordered Liver or Stosni'ch, such as Con stipation, Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart-busn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the pit of the Stomach, Smimming at the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating sensations when in a lying posture,. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs beore the Sight, Fever and dull pain in the Head, Deft ciency of Perspiration, Yelleo'ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,. Limbs, -c., Burning in the Flesh, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Constant Imaginings of Esit and Great Depression of Spirits, can be effect ually cured by DR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERr PnEPARED DY DR. C. N. JACKSON, AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia. THEIR power over tbe.,above diseases Is not excelled-f equalled-by any other preparatlon in the United States, as the eures attest, in many cases' after skillful physicians Ia faled. These Bitters are worthy the attention of Invalids. P sessing great virtues In the ratifieation of diseases of th Liver and lesser glands. exercising the most searching pow era in weakness and affections of tie digestive organs, the are withal. safe, certain and pleasant. Read and be Convinced! The.editor of the "BoroN LzE," said In his paper of the 28nd of June last: D. Toort.xn's Cr.rumnAava GawAN frrrrxns for the cure of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Is deservedly one of the most popular medicines of the day. These Biters have been used by thousands, and a friend at our elbow says he has himself re ceived an effectual and permanent care of Liver Complaint from the use of this remedy. We are convinced that, In the use of these Bitters, the patient constantly gains strength and vigor-a fact worthy of great coniaderation. They are pleas. ani in taste and smell, and can be used by persons with the most delicate stomachs with safety. under any circumrstanecs. We are speaking from experience, and to the afilcted we advise their use. "ScooV's Wn:ELrv," one of the best Literary papers pah lished. said, Da. IoorLAxD's GEaMAN Brrrrs, manufactured by Dr. Jackson. are now recommended by sonne of the most promi nent members of the faculty as an article of much efficacy in cases of female weakness. A 3such is the case, we would ad vise all mothers to obtain a bottle. and thus save themselves much sickneas. Persons of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters advantageous to their health, as we know from experience the salutary effect they have upon week systems.' Slore Evidence - The Hon. C. D. HUser1NLIr, Mayor of the City of Camden N. J., says: " loorLANDW GrrvAN Pirr1 s.-We have seen many flattering notices of thts medicine, and the source from whkh they came induced usto make inquiry respecting its nerits. From Inquiry we were perounded to use it, and must say we found it specific in its action upon diseases of the liver and digestive organs, and the powerful infuence it ererts upon nervous prostration Is really surprising. It calms and strengthens the nerves, bringing them into a state of repose, naking sleep refreshing. '-If this medicine was more generally used, we are satsfieed these would be less sickness, as from the stomach, liver, and nervous system the great majority of real and intaginary dis eases emanate. Have them in a healthy condition, and you can bid dnuiance to epidemics generally. This extraordinary medicine we would advise our friends who are at all Indis posed. to give a trial-it will recommend itself. It should, In fact, be in every family. No other medicine can produce such evidences of merit." Evidence upon evidence has been received (like the fore going) from all sections of lite Union, the last three years, and the strongest testimony In its favor, is. that there is more of it used In the practice of the regular Physicians of Phils. delphia.than all othetnostrums combined. nn fact that can east ly be established. and fally proving that a selentifile prepara tion will meet with their quiet approval when preser.ted even in this form. That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and Dyrpep sin, noone can doubt after using it as directed. It acts spe citleally upon the stomach and liver; It is preferable to cao mel in ALL BILIOUS DISEASES-the effect Is immedl ate. They cr.n lie administered to females or tifantas wth safety and reliable benefit at any time. Look well to the marks of the Genuine. They lnttve the written signature of C. M. JACKSON upon the wrapper, and his name blown in the bottle, without which they are spuris. WEF"For sule Whnolesale and Retail at the GERMAN MEDSICINE STORE, No. 120 Archt street, one door below Sixthn, Philadelpia; and by respectable dealers generally thtrough the coumntry. P'RICES REDUCE.D. To enable all classes of Invaltds to enjoy the advantages of theIr great restorative powers. Snxernr. Borrts, 75 Csaczs. c"' Also, for sale, ia this Village. by SeptI. 152. .-PENN, Aerirr. Set1l88 y 88 JEW DAVID'S HEBREW PLAESTER, T HIE GREAT REMEDY for Rhnematism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Linmbs and Joints, Scrof'nla, King's Evil, WV hite Swelling, Hard Tumors, Stiff Jnins and all fixed pains whatever. Whnere thnis Plaster is applied, Pa in cannot exist. It inns been beneffelal in cases of weakness, such as Pain and Weakness In tine Stinmach, Weak Linnbs, Lameness. Af fectinn of tine Lunigs in their primary stages. It destroys in iamnmation by per'spirantion. Tine foliowing cotnnendation is from an Agent, residling at Trenton, Tennessee: TarNrox, Gibson Co., Tenn., Nov. 7, 52. Mrsar.a. Scovin. & Mr..u, Gentlemen: Tine Ihebrew Plaster is' becoming popular in this sectio~n. There is a lady in tints conty whon says sthe wotuld not be withnount tits Plaster fo.r five hundred dollars a year. Sine wa afilicted for snne time with an enlargement of the spleen, whnih gave hner a great dleal of pain. The swelling andi pain had extetnded up nearly to the arm-pit, annd occaslonnally sine c.'uld searcely breanthe. She was con fined for a connsiderable time. dunrinng whichn site wa-atten'ded by~ some of ounr best phynsiciansa. but they gave her no relief. Shne proncured a box of' linn liebirew P'lnastir, and it relieved hner almost immnnediately. aind now sine keeps a supply of It on hnanad constantly. These fuels you tare at liberty to use us you lnink proper-they are subsantiallv true. * Respectfully, yours, &c. .)ESSE J. WELLS. Beware Of Counterfelts and base Imitations. Dealers and purcha sers getnerally are cautIoned agatnat buying of any but our regiular agents: othnerwise they will be imposed upon with a worthless article, as many base counterfeits of this Plaster are existence. Remember. Tine genuine is sold only by us,' and our advertised A gents throuighnout thne Southn. No P'edlar is allowe'd to sell it. Ia fututre tihe getnulne will hnave the signature of E. TA YLO~fs n tine new steel-pilante enagraved label on thne'top of each box; to counterfekt whach will be prosecuted as forgerv. SCOVIL & ~IEAD, Il1 Chtartres Street. New Orleans. Sole General Agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders and applications for agencies must he addressed. "There is no other Worm Medicine as Good." SO says a Phnysielan, In speaking of the CELEBRATED VERtMIF UG E of Dr. M'L.NEc. The followiag is an extract fonthis certitlcate: FCLrTOx Corrr, lad., Feb 2S,1551. Mssas. nODD & Co. Gentlemen-I have been usaing your Dr M'Lane Worm Specific In inmy p~ractice, and hnave found no othner worm medt emeas goodi. Ihave been buying it from the Druggists In toehester and Logansport by tine dozen. As it is 15 mnfles to Logansport and 12 to Rochester, I would like to hnave It fron you direct. Respectfully, yours. PETER. TROU'TMAN. If your chibniren are troubled with worms, go at oncee and get some of thmi.Incomparable Vermittage which is to be had at G. L. PENN'S. The Great Restorative, FEVER AND AGUE CU.RED) BY DR. M'LANE'S LIVER - PILLS. ML. JosavnAs Hotuon. of West Union, Park County, Illnots, writes to the proprIetors thnat he had suffered greatly from a severe and. pnrotracted attack of Fever and Ague. and was comipletely restored to hecalth, by the usne of the Liver Pills itlone. These Pills unquestionably nosses great tonic properties, end can be takemn with decaded advantage for ianty diseas-a requiring Invigorating remedies; but thne LIver P'ils stantd pre-einenit as a means of restoring a dis organized Liver to healthy action; hence the great celebr.ty tev have attained. 'l'he numerous formiiable diseases ariing from a uilseased Liver, wleh so long bailled the skIll of the most emident phnysleians in thne United States, are now rendered easy of cure. thainks to tine studty and perseverance of tine dIstingnished phnys'elan whtose name tis great medi cne beamy-a namne which wtI descend to posterity as one deservIng of gratitude. Tis invaluable medIcine should always be kept wlthain reaech: and on the appnearance of the earliest synnaptonns of diseased Liver, It can be safely and use fully adimmtistered. The abiove valuable MedIcines arc for sale In this place on agency, by G. L. PENN; WAltDLAW & DENDY, Abbe ville C. HI.; A. J. CREIGHITON, Hamburg, anid by one Agent In every Town In the South. A pril 18 6m 11 R emovyal, T HIE Undersignedl respectfunlly informs his old customiers, friends and the public generally that he hnas n'emoved ton his llRICK STORE.F, on Centire $teet, between Messrs. Josatt StD.EY and CvoatGE Ronases, where be offers for sale a general assort ment of FAMILY GROCERIES. Mr. Ez.nniu lloors is my duly authiorised Agent to sell Goods, and the businnesas will be conducted under the style or E. 110DGES, A gent. U. A. KENRICK. Tlamburg; Nov 29 tf 46 Just Rceived A LOT of' up-Country FLOUR, in 100 Lbs. lSnteks, f,.r sale by F. M. KICHOLAS. July 6 1,f 25 Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be .made at the next Sesion of the l.egislature, to re harter the Ferry across the Saluda'River, at the lalhmd Ford. Ju,,,m 3 m 23