Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 21, 1853, Image 5
THE CERI8DASTEE.
On Christmas night, ah orphan child,
Walked trembling through the snow,
With sighs he marked the hurrying guests
Pas gaily to and fro.
With sighs he marked the many lights,
Outshining far and nigh;
The night was dlark and over all
There arched a starless sky.
le heard the sound of dancing feet
Me heard the music's strain ;
nle saw the shadows flitting by
On inany a window-pane;
And presently the tapers beamed,
From many a Christmas Tree
I wish," the child in anguish cried,
A bough was dressed for me!"
So passed lie up and down the street
Till guests began to part;
Poor boy! Each kindly word they spoko
Breathed sorrow to his iart.
Each echo of their festal mirth
Called forth his tears like rain
" I'll go," he said, "to yonder wood,
And pray to God again !"
Ie laid him down upon the snow
The snow so soft and white
And scarcely were his eyelids closed
When visions of delight,
Like Sundawn beamed upon his soul
" Dear child," an angel cries,
" Come quick with me, the Christmas Tree
Is b!ooming in the skies !"
AWAY WIT CARE.
Away, away with sighs ani tears,
Away with care and sorrow;
The storm that wrecks our hearts to-day
.Aay~bury grief to-morrow!
It is ::t meet that man should mourn,
Amid this world'of toiling:
For he who looks in Nature's free
W41 always find her smiling.
Earh yields to us her golden gems;
There's nought around us tearful;
And rose and violet strew our path,
To make us-blest and cheerful.
'Tistrue Old Winter has returned,
To show his different phases ;
But Spring, we know, will come at last,
To strew the fields with dai6ies.
And thus, when lire is ended here,
A hope to us is given ;
A promise of a brighter land
A happy home in heaven.
The2n come-away with sighs and tears,
Away with care and sorrow ;
The stormithat wrecks our hopes to-day
May bury grief to-norrow.
THE OLD MAN'S STORY.
A THIILING SKETCH.
I shall never forget the commencement of the
temperance reformation. I was a child at the
time, of some ten years of age. Our home had
every comfort, andi my patrents idolized their
child. WVino was often -on the table, and father
and mother frequently gave it, to me in the bot
tom of the morninig glass.
One Sundaty at chureh-a startling annour'ce
ment was made to our people. I knew nothing
of its purport, but thtere-was mneh whiisperinigI
among the men. The pastor said that upon the
next evening there would-be a meting, and an
addresns upon the evils of' intemperance in the
use of alcobolic drinks, lie expressed himself
ignoratnt of the entuse of' the meeting, and couild
not say what coarse it would be best to pursue
in the matter.
-The night camne, and groups of people gath
ered on thle tavern steps, atnd I heard the jest and
the laugh, and sawv drunken men conme reeling
out of the bar-room. I urged my fthler to let
mec go, but, he at first refused. Finaslly, thinking
h- it. would be an innocent gratiemnioni of my
curioisity, lie putt on his hat and- 5 \ pnwed aecro.,s
the green to the church. I remneniber well
how the people appeared as they camie in.
seeming to wonder hiat kind of an exhlibition
was to comae off.
In the corner wvas the tavern keeper, and
round him at number of friends. The pastor
anme in and took a seat behind a pillar- in the
gallery, as if doubtful of thle propriety of being
in church at all.
Two men finally came in and went to the atl
tar and took their seats.
The men were unlike in appearance, one be
ing short, thlick-set in his builhd; the other tall
and well fornmed. rTe younger had the mnanner
rnd dress of a el-rgymnan, a full rounid face, atnd
agood natured look, as lie leisurely looked
around over the audience.
The younger finially arose anid stated the ob
eet of the mleeting, anid asked if~ thlere was a
-lergyman present to open~i it with prayer.
Our pastor kept lisa seat, and the speatker him
elf made a short prayer, and then a short ad
ress, at the conclusion calling on any one pre
ent to make remarks.-The pastor rose, undler
heS gallery, and attacked the positions of. the
peaker, using the arguments which I have often
eard since, and concluded by denouneing those
ngaged in the new movemenit, a~s meddle-some
-mnatics, who wanted to breatk the time-honored
sges of good society, and injure the business
f respectable me.-At the concluision of his
emarks, the tavern-keeper and his friends got
p a cer and the current of~ feeliag was evi
enthy against the strangers and their new platn.
W~hist the pastor was speakimg, the stranger
ad fixed his dark eye upon him, and leaned for
-ard as if to catch the words.
As the pastor took lisa seatt the old mamn arose,
is talh form towering in its symmetry and his
test swelling :is lie inhaled his breath, throngh
is thin, ditated nost tils.-To me, at the timeL,
zere was something awe-inspiring and grand in
to appearance of the old matn its lie stood w ithi
s full eye u-pon the audience, his teeth shut
ird and a silence like that of death reignmed
roughout the church.
IIe bent his gaze upon the tavern-keeper, and
at pecirliar eye lingered and kindled for a mo
ent.
The sear grew red upon his forehead, and be
th his heavy eyebrows his e-yes glittered arid
owed like a serpenit's. Tine tavern-keeper
ailed before- that searching glance, and I felt
relief when the- old man withdrew his gaze.
r a moment he seemed lost in thought, anid
en in a low and tremulousa tone commenced.
tere was a depth in that voice, a thrilling pa
a and sweetness which riveted every heart
the hotuse before the first period had been
tided. My fathemr's attention had become
ed on the eye of the speaker with an interest
ich I had never before seen hinm exhibit. I
btut briefly remember the substance of what
-old man said, though the scene is as vivid
ore me as itny that I ever witnessed.
<My friends! I ant' a stranmger in your village,
t-I trust I may call yotr friends. A new star
'arisen, and there is hope in the dark night
icli hiasspread a pall of gloom over otir couii
4" With a thit'illing depth of voice the speals
locked his hands together, and continued,
, God! thou who lookest with comnpassiont
ni the most erring of earth's ehildren. I thaiik
o that a brazen serpent has been lifted, upon
ich the drunkard can look amnd be healed;
eatcon has burst out upon the~ darknesst that
rounds him, which shall guide back to honor
- heaven, the bruised atnd weary wanderer."
t is strange what power there is in some
es, The speaker's voice was low. and meais
,burt a tear trembfed ini every tone, and be
I knew why, a tear dropt upon my hand,
sWd by oth..rs like rain dropn. Thie old mnn
brushed one or two-frma his own eyes and con
tinued:
" Men and ehristians ! You have just beard
that.Iam a vacgrant and fanatie. I am not. As
my God-knows my own sad heart I am here to
do good.
"I am an old man, standing at the end of
rife's journey. There is a deep sorrow in my
heart, and tears in my eyes. I journeyed over a
dark and beaconless ocean, and all life's hopes
have been wrecked. I am without friends, home
or kindred on earth, and look with longing to the
rest of the night of death. Without friends,
kindred or home! It was not once so !
No one could withstand the touching pathos
of the old man. I noticed a tear trembling on
the lid of my father's eye and I no more felt
ashamed of my own.
"No, my friends, it was not so once.-Away
over the dark waves, which have wrecked my
hopes, there is the blessed light of happiness and
home. I reach again convulsively for the shrines
of the honsehold idols that once were mine, now
no inore."
The old man seemed looking away through
faney upon sonie brigh' vision his lips apart and
his finger extended. I involuntarily turned in
the direction where it was pointed dreading to
see some shadow invoked by its agie move
ments.
" I once had a mother, who with her old heart
crushed with sorrow, went down into the grave.
I once had a wife, a fair, angel creature, as ever
smiled in an earthly home. 11er eye as mild as
summer sky and her heart as faithful and true
as ever guarded and cherished a husband's love.
Her blue eyes grew dim its the floods of sorrow
washed away their brightness, and the living
hcart I wrnng until every fibre was broken. I
once had a noble, brave and boatitiful b v, but
he was driven out fron the ruins of his home,
and my old heart yearns to know if lie yet lives.
I once had a babe, a sweet, tender blossom, but
these hands destroved it and it lives with one
who loveth children.
- Do not be startled my friends-I am not a
murderer in the conitnon acceptation of the term.
Yet there is light in my evening sky. A spirit
mother rejoices over the return of her prodig.'l
son. The wife smiles upon hin who again turns
back to virtue and honor. The child-anerl vi,
its me at night-fall and I feel the hallowing
touch of a tiny palm upon my feveri.dh cheek.
Mv brave boy, if lie yet lives, would forgive the
sorrowing oid man for the blow that maimced
him for life, and the treatment that drove him
into the world.-God forgive tme for the ruin
that I have brought on nc and mine.
"1 vras once a fanatic, aid madly followed
the malig:n light which led me to ruin. I was P
fanatic, when I sacrificed wife, children, happi
ness, and hone to the accursed demon of the
howl. I onice adored the gentle being whom I
iniured so deeply.
" I was once a drunkard. From respectabili:y
and affluence, I plunged into degradation anl
poverty. I dragged my family down with mc.
For years I saw her cheek pale, and her step
grow weary. I left, her alone amid the wreck of
hi r home and her home idols, and rioted at the
tavern. She never comiplained, yet she and the
children were hungry for bread."
One New Year's night, I went late to the but
where charity had given us roof.-She was vet
tip and shivering over the coals. I detm:nde-d
food, but she burst into tears and said there w:as
note. I fiercely ordered her to get some. She
turned her eves sudly upon tie, the tears falling
fast over her p:le cheeks. But this moment the
child in the cradle awoke aid sent tip a lmished
w:il, startling the despairing tmother like a scr
pent's sting.
" We have no food, James-have had none
for several days. I have had iothing for the
babe. My o'nce kind husband, umst we
starve.
" That sad pleading face and those streaminug
eyes, and the feeble waiil of the child. maddened
me, and 1-yes, i struck her a fierce blow in the
face, and sh fell forward upon the hearth. Th.
furies of hell boiled in tmy bosomti, and with
greater intensity, as I felt I had commuitted a
wrong. I haid never struck Mary before. but nmow
some terrible impulse bore mue on, amnd I stooped
down as well as I could in tmy drunken state,
ad( clenched both hands in her hlir.
"God of~ merty, James !" excelaimed tmy wvife,
as she looked up in mty fiendcishl countenaince.
" voa will not kill us-von will not harm Wil
lie ;" and she spratng to'the cradle anid grasped
him in her embrace. I caught hcr again biy th.e
hair and dragged her to the door, and as I lifted
the latch the wind burst in with a cloud of snow.
-With the yell of a tiend, I dragged her on, atnd
htrled her out. inito the darkness anid storm.
With a wild ha ! ha ! I elosed the dloor and
turned the button, her pleading moants tmingled
wih the wvait of the blast, and the sharp cry of
the babe. But my work was tnot comiph-te.
"I turned to the little bed where lay my elder
son, and snatched hinm from his slumbers, I opetn
ed the door anid thrust him out ini agony of fear,
ht called tme by a natme I was no lunger lit to
bear, and locked his lingers into myv side pocket.
I cottd not wrenich the frencied grasp away, and
with the coolness of the devil, as I was~, shnt, the
dor upotn thte arm, and with my knife, severed
it at the wrist."
The speaker eentsed a moment, and buried his
face itn his hands, as if to siut ouit some fearrul
dram, and his deepi chest heaved like a storm
at sea. My father had arisent from his seat, the
lre drops standing upon his forehead. Chills
rept back to tmy young hear:, anid I wvkihed I
wis at home. The old :mi looked up, antd I
never have sice beheld such mortal atgoniy pic
tured on a human face as there was otn his.
'It wa~s morninug when I awoke, atnd the stortn
had ceased, but the cold was itntense. I first se
cured a drink ot water, and thten looked in the
mcu.tomed place for Mary.-As I tmissed her,
for the tirs.t time a shadowy setnse of some hor
rible ntighttmare began to d:mwn upon my wander
itn tmd.--I thtoughlt I had a terrib!e dreamn, but
inolnta~rily oped the out.side door withI a
shuddering dread. As the door opened, the
siow burst in, followed by the fall of something
across the thtreshihold, scattering the snow, antd
striking the floor with a alm~rp, bad soutnd.
"My blood shot like red-hiot arro)ws thtro' myv
veins, aind I rubbed muy (yes to shiut ont the
sight. It was-it-Oh!G (od how horrible!I it
was my own injured Mary anid her bambe frozeni
to ice! T1hte ever true nmother haid bowed herself
over the child to shield it, wrapped all her cloth
ing around it, leaving? her own person tnaked to
to4he storm. She had placed her htair over the
face of the child, atnd the sleet had frozen it to the
white cheek. The frost was white otn its halt
opened eyes, and upon its tiniy fingers. I knew
tnot what became of my brave bay.''
Againm thte old man bowed his head and wept.
My fathier sobbed like a cbild. Int tones of low
and heart-broken pathtos, the old mano concltuded :
"I wa arrested, and for long months raved int
delirium. I woke, was sentetnced to prison for
ten years, bttt no tortures could hamve been like
those [ endured within my ownt bosom. Oh, God,
to ! I am not a fanatie. I wish to injture no0
one. But wvhile I live let toe strive to wvarnu othters
not to enter the path which has been so dark
and fearful a one to me. 1 would see my wife
and chtildren beyond this vale of tears.
The old man sat down. hut a spell as deep
and stronig as that wrought by a wvizard's breath
rested tupon the audientce. Ilecarts could have
been heard in their beating, and teaurs to fall.
The old moan then asked the people to sign a
pledge. My father leaped fromt his seat, and
sathed at it eatgerly. I had tollowved him, and
as he hesitatcd a muomenit with the pen in thet
in-k, a tent fell from thte old tman's eyes ont the
paper.
" Sign it, sign it, young man. Angels would
sign it. I would write my: enme there tenl thotu
sand times in blood, if it would bring back my
loved and lost ones."
My father wrote "Mortimer Hudson." The
old man looked, wiped Iris tearful eyesand look
rd again, his eounrtenamnce alternately flushed
with red and deathlike pateness.
"It is-,0o, it eimnnot be-yet how strange,"
trttered the old man. " Pardotn me, sir, but that
as3 the name of moy brave boy."
They looked for a momenit into etelt other's
ryes botht reeh~ d . d gasp .d-a
" My own itnjured boy !"
" My father!"
They fell uj on e ichi o'her's nreck, tuntil it
.eemedl that th. ir sd Ils wi uid grow .n:l tnmnge
nto one. The e iv ts we p-ng in th t churebt,
mud I turne I be wild tred 01ion the streaming
"Let me thank God for this great blessing,
which has gladdened my guilt-burdened soul,"
exclaimed the old man; and he kneeled down,
pouring out his heart in one of the most melting
prayers I ever heard. The spell was then bro.
ken, and all eagerly signed the pledge, slowly
going to their homes, as if loth to leave the
spot.
The old man is dead ; but the lesson he taught
his grandehild on the knee, as his evening.sun
went down without a cloud, will never he for
gotten. His fanaticism has lost none of its fire
in my manhood's heart.
Executive Department.
NOVEMBER 10-n, 1853.
W IHEREAS, legal notice having been given in
compliance with the provisions of the Act of
the 20th Dec. 1$50, to establish a PLANK ROAD
fron the Town of Edeefield to Richardson's, by the
mno(st iracticalile and convenient ront. with a Capi
tal if Forty Thousand L ollais, I hnve appointed
the f..lowing citizens to act as Commissioners as
required by the At.
At Edeleld C. H.-F. W. Plekens, 11. R.
Spann. Geo. A. Addison. Lod 11111 and. A. Bland.
At Hlamburg.-.J.. Blekwootil. )1. A. Knrick,
Charles Illammiiond a losiah Sibley.
At Richardson'x.-Jan. Richardson, J. C. Allen,
George Strother and .iames Attaway.
The Coininiisioners will meet at the respective
places and open their books on the first Monday in
.January 1854.-The Books to be kept open for
one nionth fron that date.
Given umder my hand and seal of the State, at
Columbia, this 10th day of Novenber, A. 1). 1853.
JOHN L. MANNING.
Nov 23 Ot 45
EnoF.ri.LD C. I., Nov. 21,1853.
N PIITRSUA NCE of -the above appointment the
olok. will be opened nt this place on MON DAY
2d .anuary next, for the sub.seription of FORTY
THOLSAND DOLLA IIS, the Capital Stock, for
builoling the above mnmioned road-in Shares of
($2t) Twenty Dollars each. Five Dolliars to be
pid oil each Share subscribel in Cash. The Books
will be kept ope for nonth.
F. W. PlCKENS,
1. 11. SPANN,
GEO. A. .\DDISON,
101) 1111L"
AVORIY BLAND.
IlA.neitri. Nov 21, 1853.
N Pt 1t 8ANCE (of the nbove appointment tle
IBooks will be opened at this place, on MION
D.AY. 2n.1 .lnuary next, for the subscription of
FORTY TI lOUSAND DOLL.\HS, the Capital
Stock, for builiig the tbove mentioned Road-in
Shares of ($e0) Twenty Dittars each. Five Dol
lars to he paid on each Share subseribed in Cash.
Th Buoks will be kept open for one week.
J. .. BLtACKWOOD, ' 9
It. A. KENIIICK,
CIIAIL. IAMMOND,
JOSIAI SIBLEY, ,
RIcnAanios's, Nov. 21, 1153.
IN PURSUANCE of the above appointmnent the
Books will ie opened at .%A~IEH lt:CnAnIFON's,
on MlON fDA Y, ed .lanunry next, for the subserip
tion (of FOR1TY TIICUSAND 1)OLLARS, the
Capital Stock. for building the above oientiuned
ral -in Shares of ($20) Twenty I)oIlars each.
Five Dol!ars to be paidi on each Share subscribe,1
in Cash. The Books will be kept open for one
month. . AS. ICIA tDSON, ) N
.1. C. a LL EN. -
GEtIG IE STiROTIIER r.
.I.131E3 ATTAWAY.J.
N oi ce.
T OIIlN 1M. W~IT having purchasod the
eC exelnsive intterest of the MACHINE 81101P
of Alessrs. lUsnNEL, & Wrr'r, will keep contstanttly
on hand the following artiel es, in complete and ex
e ellent order, atnd at thte A ugusta pries, viz:
Sash filled with Glass and Primed,
mtade of all s'zes and accorditng to order.
--ALSO
P'anuel Doors, Window Blinds,
DOOR FRAMES AND WINDOW FRAMES,
31ANT'EL-.PJECES,
Bed Steads, Tables, Wadh Stantds, Chairs, lHens
renuts, Wrliting De'sks, WVork Stands, lBook
Cases and all other Cabhinet and
dJoinecrs Work. &e., &c.
-AL30
Repairing anti1 .Toh Work of every kintd appertaiining
to the abhove articles, and Furnittnre of every des
eriptioni, donec pronmptly and tupon the miost liberal
terms.
Edgefield C. TI., Dec 1, 1852. tf 46
8tate of Soutllh Carolina,
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT,
!N EQUITY.
Elizabetht Ilibbler,
rs. Partition.
Franneis Perrin antd others.
J)Y Virttue of an Order passed by Chancellor
Jon .h ~ns-roN. at .June Tlerm 1850, of thte
Court of E.itity tior Edlgefield Distriet, in the
above stated cautte, I will proceed to sell at
Edgefield Couirt Honse on the first Monday in
.ii nary next, the following hitherito unsold Real
Estate of Thomas .1. IHibbler, dee'd., viz:
A Tfract of Land, kntown as the " H-ard Labor
Tract," sit ttted in the District atnd Staite aliore
said, kying on I lard Labor Creek. containintg i
hutndred atnd seventy acres, more or less, atndl
boun~de.d by lands of George Coleman, Mrs.
Robertson,. and - Harmon.
RE.iAntKS.-This is a very valuablo plant'i
tion, ;Is mucht so perhtaps as any int all that. see
tion (of coutitry, emnbracing a good deal of fine
ow grounds and an :nmple quantity of wood
hnd of excellent gnality. Thtere is b~ut little
waste lantd (In the ph~aee. Here is at fine oppor
tunity for any onie dlesir.'ns of puircha~singt a
really good platation, and we call the espreinl
attention of alI .sucht persons to this advertise
ment.
TEtRMs.-Tis Tract will be sold on a creditI
of otte, two and three years in egnal antnual in
stlmenits, exce.pt costr. to be paid in cash.
TheMe are exceedingly advantageous terms and
worthy the conside~ration of all hidders.
Untr'chaser will be required to give bontd nnud
auflicient sttrety to secure the purchase money.
A. SlMK INS, C. E. E. P.
Nov30 5t 46
W Newberry Sr.ntinel and Abbeville Bhan
nr will copy three times anid foirward bills to
A. S.
ST1ATrE OF SOUTIH CA ROLINA,
EDGEFIElD DISTlRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Bnj. L. Gill and Satrah Gill,1
Ihis wife, and Susan Morris j.Bill for Par'nn.
Sarah Morris etid fral.an ~T
B Y Virtue fanOrder fo hn an
1.B in ~ this cautse. I will piroceed to sell at
Edgefield C. H., ott thte first Monday in Jantuary
next, the following Real Estate of Pleasant
Morris, Sr., dee'd, viz:
A body of Land, situnate near thte line betweetn
Abeville and Edgefield Districts, containing
(according to the rep~ort of the Comtmissioners
appointed byv the Court to go upton the premises
and decide the expediency (If selling.) Five Hun
d~red anid twenty-fIve (525) acres. more or less,
ling on the waters of Hird Ltbor Creek anid
bonded by lands of Dantief Rounttree, Joseph
Talbert, .John G. Trhorntont, John Robinson and
others.
This land will be sold in three separate Pnr
eels, the tmefes and boundaries of which will be
Ishown by palats to be exhibited on the day of
sale. .
Purchasqers, as usual, will be required to give
Ibonds with approred sureties to secure the pur
ehse money. The fcerms of saile are one and
two vena-s credit4 withI intterest from date, ex'ep~t
as to'so flmh as tra be necessntey to pay the
costs of this sitit, W~hieh wIll be required In
ash. A. SIMKJNS, c. E. E. D.
I Non. 46 I
rHE ROAD TO HEALTH!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
7ure of a Dijordered Liver and Bad Digestion.
;opy of a Letter from Mr. R. W. Krutrs, Chemist, 6, Pres
cot Street, Liverpool, dated CibtlJunc, 1S51.
ro Patorraaon I[OLL'owAv,
Sir: Your Pills anl Ointment have stood tle highest on
our sale list of Prtsprietury Medicines for soine year. A
ustomer, i whom I enn refer for any Inquiries, alesires me
a let yotu kiasw the particulars of her ense. Shte liad ieena
roulaled for years with a dinortieret liver, and bail iligestinn.
)u the last oension. however the. vinuence of the attack
wasso alarming, and the Inflammation seit inso severely, that
louts were entertUined of her not being able to bear up
inder It: fortunate'ly she was induced to) try your PilL, anit
oe Informs me that aftter the first, and each suceeding doe.
ie heal great relief. -She cenatinueeal to take them, and at
hough she usta only three bnxes, she Is now in the enja' ment
of perfect health. I could have sent you many motore enaust.,
out tie above, from the severity of tie attack. anl tie speedy
nure, I think. peaks moch InI favor of your :atonishing Pills.
(Signel) 1.. W. EIRKUS.
4n Extraordinary cure of Rheuntatic Fever, in
Van Diemens Land.
'opy of a Letter Inierted In the Ilnbart Town Courier, of the
1st of Miareha, 151. ly Majnr J. WAt.ca.
Mtart. ret icConnigan. nintetren years of age. residing at
Slew 'I own, lmit heen suffering from a violent rheunatie fever
or upwarais or two months, which lnd entirely dtalerived her
f the use of her limbs; airing this perinl sie wns unaer the
-anr of the most eninent medical men in hn':inrt Town, anl
!y them her ense was consilerett hlaaaless. A friend pre
railel upon her to try 1Una1iloway's coielbratied 'ils, which slat
rnsenteil to do. and in na incredilUe shiart spnce of thte they
Mirecekd a perfect cure.
Cure of a Pain and Tightyess in the Chest and
Stomach of a person 84 years of age.
Prom Mesars. Tanw & Sox. Proaprietors of the Lynn Adver
liser, who can vouch for tha following statement:
August 2. 1351.
ro Pnor~on: 1InLLOWAT:
SIr: I desire to bear testimony to the goria effect of 11bon
way's Pill. For some yeairs I suffered severely from ii pain
tid tightness In the stuinach, wlilch wias nas acecompanied
liv a shortness of breath. that prevented ine fron m alkin
diout. I ainm4 yearsrof nm", aaaal notwitataaing a1y a:
Itaceal state iOf lift-, tlIee Pills have so relieved mae. tant I n;U
lestrous that others shoul be ade acqaainteal with their
virtues. I iam now reniered ly *eir nans-. comparntively
etiVe. tni can takei exer.ise without inconvenience or pn1t,
which t could tot do before.
.QSignaed) I NIYT COE.
Neih street, Lynn, Norfiolk.
These celebrated Pills'are, onderfully rjicacious
in the fullowing Complaints:
Ague. Athna. Bilious Conipinils. BaototicA ni the Skin.
IDowel Conialaints, Calle, Ca1asnlia:tislae of Ite jIoweis. Colli
snaojtin.1ehility. )rolpsy. liysientary. Erysipelnt, }'etnnk-he
Irregularities. Fevers of aill kals.jilsGout. H incIat'e Ia:
igestion. I ill:aninuti'on, Jnaunadice, iver Complaints. l'ile.
Luaalia. lateuniisim, tan1ian of tle Urlaie. Acr'f-la, or
Kinig's Evil. Sire Tmonl'a. Stene nual Gravel. Seei'aa'lnry
Svmaaiqtois. Tie aiureux. Tunuors, Ulcers. Veneren] A.
r'tions, Wtrnus of all kinds, Weaktaees, from whatecoer
ennse1. 4r.. &e.
st'let at the establislanent iof Priifemar IFOLLOWAT. 2.4
Strii. near Tetanple Iar. Lonilon, ana by :il retiw'eabale
lruggists natl Dei'er in Maeilicines lirouglauit the Briti-sh
Einara. nnd of thao.- alf the Uaite'l SInates. in tinxes at.
eente. Si cenit. namil $l centa ch. Whllesalu by the1' prin
cipal )rug hoises in the Unlon. aint h 31n mrs. A. B. & I.
5ANI)S. New York. and 1'. 31. C001E., Charleston.
For sale in Edgtefleild by G. I- PENN.
p7Thecre is a consiberable aving by taking the larger
N. ht.-Dirertionis for the guitlnne of patients in every
ditoroler are nttixeal to eacl box.
Mtarch80 130 10
DR. GUYSOTT1S IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOC & SARSAPARILLA
IS NOW PUT UP IN TilE LARGES'' Fizel
Hottles, and is ncknowledged to ba tlhe best SAR
SAPA RI LLA inatle,'ns is cerlified ly time WoNDlER
Ft't. ('a:rs it tas petrrormeal, tletoriginaI copiets of
which are in tihe possessiona of the Propaieor. Re
ember, ati is the only true and ORIGINALarticle,
The Medicine, when used according to directions.
WILL CURE, WITHOUT FAIL
Set'rtet.A ant Kasus Eva., CANer.an, TeaoCa, EI:rr-ros
or Tm. :xt. Enyvotarrt..ts. Cnm:oxic.:r.Evr.A Itt:m
wisnA oic Tr~rri:s, SeAt.t lirAD, R01n1.estA-1ta,
PANSs I -rnr. lIa'ls tm JoaN-s, OLL
01M::A A%1 'aemsa2, Swaa.l-INGS
or T: G.ANi11 Syrnta.as,
1 v a1r a: a's A,
SAITr alim:e, Dis..sz or
KntoNys, Loss or ArrrTr:. o'
htasn .uuaritsa; rauoa -ts ra: or 3i r:awe tT.
PAIN I t -rm: Sat:n .Nrj Sair.na::n, G(:r.i:.,T. PC
rit.IvV, 111:i-3, 1.esuaaAn, ,h.rrscr ANt CO TIVILN..
Tile Best Female Mediciine kMit w as.
Tai: paratlair minlatist- to whleh fetanth-s are lnt ject. cor.
ninnly praiolnee areat bodily exhanatin, teeonilanaiceal by :a
ateitreadii aaa often gl#allaay sAte tef Iaiiat. As it'a sy.t'atn
declineiA in itrenm-tl. there Is a lmw of aaervouns iwer. andi]
this very naturtly impnairs the enlergy aif the nainl nal 'is
tarbi'thii einiaanity air the tetanper. Eve'ry enitanlhl wnnaana
whoa tas suatfareal froma feale comtpiints. iltl ndtmait thais to In'
the tainiurafaal truth. Now, to aaiatnain relief, it is amity neacesa
ry tao stothtea tealiiency ta'idejiiethiiataunt leility. 'Tais is
aaa la y rene'winag th:nt ftiainia of heatlh minnstraengta. thec
11L. M all, nuaal neaa anedaicine :ieennaipliishe this itlernle re'suai
5aa aaeditlya n auia coinlete as - l)r. 1 iaystt's Izanlirovedi Extract
oat 'etlaiw lthaek anial Srrparilla."
Ladlits of tank'e ompiexin naa insnniptive lauibiis. nnai
scha na are elbilitnteda lay iiaane aalasitructiions iich'i fentuitis
are ltia ta, art' riestored, by the use oi a bocttle iar lwo, to
blotomaa aait to vigor.
Scrofula andl Cancer cured by Dr. Guy~ott's Ex
tract of Tellnte Dock und.Sarsaparilla.
Retz.axor., G'r:intaer Couna~ty. Tentn., I
April C7th, i .t (~
,T. D. Pang. Tsql., Cinacinanati, 0.-1)ear Sir: It gives tne
reat s.atisfnctiona ti nat toy testitaiainy ha favaar ofa " a r. tiuy
stt's Extract of Yelloaw aanck tanet S:ars~ainrilli," to tia:t atf
the anumeriaus anal higly reuajactniste laeras whoa havea beer
benatfttea b the tnaedicline.
3i.e wife~ lans bieena sum-~trinag for thie spaee of nearly livai
years with Scraafau anlil Vnneer, whaih, I tink, tauaa'l iite
origin: ill the deangelanents aof the syvsitrnaaretliar ta iaer sex.
whtile in thea menna linae slae was untalaer the earae oif thei laaasI
eitintl'hpsician's int this sectia Iai f iiistnatry, wlthoiut dieriv
t'pim the ra.citamenihnti eat at iar. C'ickaes, one nf rour
Phya'iias, whaaa htar seena lihe niealiviane udi wtitha hanliTa
effec~at. i aibtaineil or yaiur Agents lain'. anti'br-tt'it of " lir.
G;riyntr's Extract if Y'ellaw lanek :nita Snrsapanrrilln." nail as
nv wifae fnunil ralieaf fraimt that botlte. I baoughat s'alani six hot
ties, i l she icit take n ilh jtie In s :i astoishaing belaitik.
fr I ti pleasSed tia say It htta etirely currel iher, for shie hani'
etireiv recoavereil friaana her illneiss, unpd thet Scrofuln tunit
Caneare ura'ed nna l a nd'ili tgi well.
Aerpt taay graitie. Plesper!thily.
3ihItiAlh. hOL).MA.13
Z'emales, Read tho follow.ng.
Mr.. PIl'nNTm:-Wae take plenstaure' in stating tihan youtr
Ylloaw Diaack Saranearilla gives gretat stntisflbct.ion in eviry
.A very re-gnietabie geniha~tlean iforme:1't men thnt his ihutgha
tr was troubii'l with <iinleauit nienasrintiona anal <itwen.'i, ha'
culitir tia hiir eS he hl tnt bhui lair re:tlar ien'asirunl
eishatr~ae faor a ion: tilanae: but hby fla'ie ' u ae of ir. Guyisastt's
Yallowv 1)aek antal Sarsnapurihln was rnuaiesally acuredt. S' tsial
To'awsenaih's atad othenrs witihouet raeeivingt thei litehiteatt hbeefit.
I cIed one ilauighiter to die train the samea entse.
.1. II. TitlIT & (0
gr Pane $1 petr hbottle-six b'ottles fur #15.
F l'tVL & 3aF.AD). 11i Chanrters Shrct, New Orlenan's
GeneatrnaI Wahtaeiale Agentsi far thec Soutnh,
[7-'Saii hiy G. L. P'ENN, 1algaelel C. 11.: WA tDL AW
& DENDY,' Ahbbevitle Ci. iI.t l'IAT'T & JIONES, Newber
y C. 11.: A. J1. CITEi~aIITON, llamblurgt JIAVII.AND)
ItiSLEY & CO., Augus'ta, Ga., lad by one Agenat in: every
Tawn ina the South,
Ahpril I3 fat 13
STATIE OF SOUTHf- CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Ariel Abel and wif~e ad tothers,)
vs.
Lydia Btawen and oters.
B Y Virtue cof ntn Ordler from Chain. WVann
. LAw inl this cautse:, I will p~roceaed to .--ll ath
Edgelield Court Itanse on the first Mondayi in
Jauatry 1854, thec ftollowitng real estate of Gazat
way Boawen, decen'sed, viz:
One TracLt of Land, t .tniningl one hnndredt'
and fiy (150) ne(res, molire or le~ss, situtetd in
Ihe Di.'tric-t nfoarenid, lyinug on lihe Romnd h-ndintg
froma 31t. Willingi t) Caluia i, andr tadjaainintg
inds of Emanuel Corder, Mark DI. Wh~iuleI andt
othears.
This Trnect of Lanud wiill bec saild upon a credit
of one, t wo and ilhree venars from dlay of sale',
with interest from unld aflter the secrmrd year otn
the last instlmneitt, excep1t ats 10 so tmnehl as will
be required to defray the costs of this bull,
whibt must bie paid in ensh.
Purchase'r will be requtired to give Bond willi
at leamst two good nand sufficient senrilies to N'
cre the pturchatse moneflty. Titles ($3) to be
paid for' extra.
A. SINKINS, C. E. E. D.
Nov 30 5t 46
STATE OF souTrH CARsOLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Lydia WVever anid otlhers,
',.
V. A. Hecrlong and others.
B Y Virtine of an Order from Chtan. DAiGAz
in this enuitte, I will proceed to sell at
Edgeield C. H., on thec first Montday iin Jatnuary
next, (1854) the foillowintg parcels of thte Retal
Estte oaf Jehau Wecver, dec'd., viz:
I. One rneit tor Paur(cl containing twenty'
t'ight aeres, maore or less, and hndjoining Ilands of
B. Edwards andt Jane Wever, itn this Distri-t.
2. Antther Tirumet, known na the " Wing&ard
Trnet," in the District afotresn'id, conttaining on~e
bindred acres, miore or less, antd adjoining lands
ruf William WVatkinis, thle Estate of Pter NealI
lec'd., Sanuel Bantks tand others.
These piarcels of lan~d will be sold uponl a
~redit of twelve montths from thue day of' sl e,
xcepjt as to so mnucht of te purchatse mnatey as
will be required to payf the costs of this suit
hicust lie paid in cash.
Purchuasers ill be required to' give B~onds
with at least two good andht suflieienht securtttes,
mnd at mortgage oft the preises to matke suafe
he putrchae mnlciey. Titles to be paid for
xtra. A. SIMKINS, Ca E. E. D.|
Na.o 3 0 r 46 I
LOOK TO YOL
DRY GOODS FOR I
M A. RANSOM. Agent for R. M. FULLER. is
. S iockf FORElGN and DOMESTIC D]
beautifil. Amnong which may be found
All Wool DE LAINES, of rich and splendid I
stylec,
Large and smnall fII' De Laines. nll qualities,
Persian Pe Luines, varions qualities,
Plaid Silk Listres, very rich ;
" Raw Silks, in higlb eolors;
Cashmeres and Alrpia:t Lu-tres, all q7Aitivs 1
and colors;
Plaii blk Gro l-Rhine Silks, various qualities
ait1 WidlthS:
Black Watered Silks, a superior arlicle
Fig'd andi Brocade Silks:
Rich. colored Silks, all qualities;
Colored Nareeliine Silks, desirable colors;
Solid colored De Laines :rul NMeriios;
Solid colored Paris De Bege, for travelling
dresses;
French Scotech and Ameriean Ginghnrns, from
12 to 37 1-2 cents:
Englilh French and Anierican Prints, from
6 1.4 up;
Salin Talums of new and beautiful styles;
Ladies Cloth Cloaks, new amid late styles;
Colored Fringes, Pointed Gimps.'and other
Trimmings, grent, v:iriety
Plain and tig'd Cloths, light fabric for Ladies
Clonks;
Biack 'Thibet, Bay State and embiroided Shawls:
Chimasetts, French worked Collars id Under
f-leeves, late styles;
Jaconet, Thread and Lisle Edgings and Insert
ings, all qua~lit ies ;
l,ndies Merino and Silk Under-vests:
Kid Silk and Wool Gloves, fur Ladies, Misse.
and Children ;
(-r- These Goods have been purchased with G
PRICES, aniid purchasers may re.st asnretl that i
bout in Augusta. An examination Is respectt
IIAmurnIo, Oct. 26, 1R53.
CANDIDATES.
For Sheriff.
JLITSTQ DAY,
JAME.Si EIDSON.
W31i . A lll)',
rcor Tax Colloctor.
T1031AS H. IIR';E:SE,
DEIMl(CK 110LSONltAKE,
A. It. A BL1,
Tl 0PI llI LI:S DEAN,
V ES 1.Y W EltT-..
LE. . WI'lTT LE,
LT.KIt i0.$ON.
C111 -,ES CA RTR,
For Ordinary.
DAVID HtOlIE.
JOHN W. 4311TII,
If. I. WIlJGI'),
W. F. DURISO0E,
Wor Work.
R. B. IIOT-KNIGIT, .
EV,1117iND P'ENN.
T11OS. G. BA'ON.
THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Vhall Happiness and Wealth, or .llsery and
eknsallasud it f
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS!
Reflections for the Thoughtful.
Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the be-asts of the field, or
the insects of the earth, evinciing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties of mmnd
were not vouchsalfed to them.
M~any such are husbanduis ant fathers, upon who~a
arc dlepentdent the healih, the well-beinig, and ''ie
haippinies of a confiding and attectionate wife, with
Iperhaps a family of childrcen.
Ho0w oFTEN 1T 1nAPPENs TIhAT TiR
WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR
In that pitiiable condition as not oven for one lay to
feel the happy and exhilerating influence icident
to the enjtyinent of health.
She may nut he an invalid confined to her bed,
or even to her ruom ; as her Isridle, ambiition and
energy induce and nerve her to tiike personial
chairge of her hiousehild, even when her health will
iiot adimit or it ; hut she is nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from day to day, amid alwnys ailing.
Thus, day after day, and imnth arier month tran
spire. lier health daily sinks, till finallv even the
hope of recovery iiu longer remains. Ana thus
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
Ihit a fe-w years ago in the fiush of health and
youth, and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and apipa.
rently inexplicably, becoes a feeble, siekly, de
hilitated wvife, with frame emaciateid, nerves un
strung, spirits depressed, coiintenance hearing the
impress of sutfering, antd an utter physical and
moiiial prostrattiomn.
Suometimecs this deplorable change may nnal does
ar ise o rgncor const ituioni causes. But~
ignoirance iof the simpilest anid plaintest rules of
health as connected with the marringe state, tho
violation of which entails dlisease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
IHemlilufy Conipjlilillts lponl tile Chiltifen
" :Nro T*rn rTuio AND Fot;nTui GosRAaTioN,"
TransmitItng CONSUMIPTION, SCIIOF.ULA,
IIYPOClIONDItIA, INSAN ITY, o0o7',
KIGS EVIL, andi other dIseases,
aa
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from the Paremts.
And must this continueo1 Shall we he wise in
all that concerns the cattle of our fields, our horses,
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character of the suit we possess, the texture antd
qult forgoods and merchandise ; but in all that
con erns ]ureles as human beings, with human
Ifunctions antd passions, subjoct to great dlerage
ment, involving our future peace and happines
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chil
dren; in all that concerns the mental and pihysical
wtll heing of th'oso children, we should he im
mersed in the darkest and most
IBENIGHTED IGNORANCE,
AS ciiAi.PK As iNxxcSCsanii.x !
H-ow long shall this ignorance prevail so produe
tive mif its bitter fruits I hlowv lung shall the wife
anti mother be ignuoraint of the nature, charneier and
cauecs of the various womb nnil sexual comilhaints.
eohittering her days by sutfering-suffering often
pirolongeid to years, eventunting in a compliention of
diniases utterly ail hopelessly incurable ! Shall
we for ever close our eyes to the results of physio
logical science tby which we may arrive at an
understanding of ourselves as men and women
subject to serius life-Ion enduring diseases, anmi
perpetuatinig them to our c ildren.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER.
A'm husb'Iand or srife nerd be ignorant of urhat
concerns them mostut {o know to secure their bradlh
andi hapine~mss. Immt kmn-Ircdge is continemd ia
little teork enililled
THlE MARRIED WVOMAN'S
PIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY D1i. A. ?I. IIA URtICEAU,
PROFK*-OR OF D)iSRASES OP wo *tRN.
One HIundredth Edaiin. tsmn., pp. 250. Pric. 50 Cents
[3N FiNE PAPER,. ExTilA n!NDiNG, $1 00.]
First pubhlishedl in 1847 ; andl it is not
SURPRI~INO OR WONDERFUL,
Constdlerung that E VE RY F E MA LE, t
whether MIARRIED) ORl NOT, cu, haere
acquIre ae full knowletige of thue n
tusre, chuarneter and causes of her
coanplints, wihth the v-ar-ious
symptonms, ad that nenarty
HIALF A MILLION COPIES
vey fully the various subjoets treated of, as they1
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few
mouths.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
.BE NOT DEFR.4UDED
Buy no book unless Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, t:20
Liberty Street, N. Y., is on the title page, and the
entry in the Clerk's Oflice on tho hack of the title
pge ; and bu - only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M.
Mauriceau, as there are spurious and surreptitious
infringements of copyright.
ag- Upon receIpt of Onue Dollar " THE MAR.
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM- l
PANION" is sent (mail'rd free) to any part of the |
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters most be post-paid, and addressed to (
Dr. A. MI. MAUICEAU, Box 1224, New-York
liy. PublIshing Office, Ne. 129 LIberty Street,
New.York. t1
gjy" For mlo i this Village by Dr. A. G
TE.\G UKF. Price 5t0 Cents.
S.... '2i ly 37
IR INTEREST!
HE FALL TRADE.,
now in rece-ipt of a LARGE and SPLENDID
1Y GOODS, comprising all which is new and
led, white and fig'd Flannels, 01] qualities;
;olid ecolored FlaIannels, for Sticks;
:afsmiers. Sattinetq, Tweeds and Kentuck
Jeans, all qualities:
Ileached and brown Table Damasks, warranted
all Linen ;
Menched Damask T:ble Clotis, some very fine;
lncled and brown Liin Towellings and
''owel all qoalities;
namroidL-red Table Cover;
ribh Linen of every qnality, from relebrated
mnnnfactories in soft fiisclh. 5-4, 10-4, 11.4,
and )2-4 bleached and brown Sheetings,
best make:
;ranitetille, Angusta and Hancoeck brown
Shirtings, by the bale or piece. cheap;
teal Georgia Plains, arid Twills, orGeo. Sliley's
mannfaceture, cheap;
'wled Kersys. nineiitucired at the Augusta
31anit l.etmting Company
eorgia Stripes and Omnbnrzs, Cotton Yarns
XNhite and colored Blamkets, large stock, will be
sold ebenp :
bhitney and Ribbon bound Blankels, all quali.
ties and sizes;
'rib Blankets ;
'liree I'ly, Ingrain and Hemp Carpetings,
varitous iaterns;
Ings anid l)rnfgest~s, for floor cloths;
Lad ies and Children' Shoes:
arpet B: is, 'ort. lonies, ivory and Pearl Tab
Mc-s. Extract- Otto of Roses, Faney Swnai%
Cilougne, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Ivory
and ilorn Comnb,,&c.,&L.
REAT CARE at the LOWEST MARKET
very article will be sold as cheap as can be
Ily siolicitedI.
M. A. RAN!OM1, AGENT FOR
R. 31. FUL1Lr:R.
41
CHERRY PECTORAL
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BIIONCIIITIS, WIIOOPING-COUGH,
CROIUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSIUIPTION.
OF .mui. the itimeriou in-dicines extant. (and smme
Of th1 V- vs niiable.) for the enru tof pillnmionary
complainits. noting hax ever been tmind whichl rcoutld
comparr in hs efirls with this Prepralin. Others
enre sot-metiiii.-F. hIt all time and in ill dis-eases nf
the linigs and throat %% here miliri .m cnn give r-li-f.
thi. will do it. It is plensant to take. anid perf.-ctly
aife in nc-ierdanre with the direcioiinmi. We do not
Adver' i-e ir ith- informatim tof thioe win have tried
it but tli-e who hav nit. Failiec i: have kinow tin
its value nill not he iwitliint it. nad by its timiely unse.
they are iecnre t'rom the danger cmi onsegnences of
Consi-i anil Colds which neglcrtei, ripen into fatal
Thei Diplomta of thec 31assnehnisetzts Institute was
aweardled to ihiS prepai~rationt he the. Boardi 'f JndiI'rs in
5.-ptembeir hi817; also. t-: Sc.'~-mlni-s oft the thlr.-e great
Iinstits of A rt, in tis em-'nitry: ni-u i he Diplioma of
thle Oi o..ntilt t t ( iiininai, loss lieen ir en to
the Via Kt atv Prc-rn ...hy their Goivernment-ri ini con
sieracti.ii of iits exit-rordina rv exucllence ntd iusefuil
1tead ilhe foiloinig oiioin fainciled oun ti.:helngc
expec-riencee of thle emninelit Phiysiiian oif 11he Pocrt andt
City at
Dr. .j. C. A ver.- ST. J30t Ni. Manv 8, 185t.
Five. year's iriini f yciur (II tlltY PElCTORA I. in
miy piraclice. hats pirmveli wt i fotresiaw trim its 4rm
psititon, must he triue, t it it ernilien.tes aicid cures thme
Coulli andic (nghtiu to which liiw e., in this 'ec-tiont, are.
prenut iarly Ii:. ble.
I tink its egtnal has not yet becen dliscoveredi, nor dii
I kniiiw how a be~iti-r riemedyi en hie miacde fcir the dis
tempersCV cf thce Thiriat andii l.unes.
- J. J. li IUWTON. 31. 1)., F. R. S.
See whiat ii has dliine cin a wastiiledconstitutionl. tnt
cnly ini10 theifolowting rascet. hnt a thiinsati niimre:
Dr. Ayier: In the- mnithi f .Jnly la--t I ilas atttack
ed biy at vicilentt inrrheci-a in thei niie ofD c Califiorni.
I rei utnedi to ian Frantci'co in hopei. otfreicit ing~ btn-i
lit friimi a c-harngce of clibm te anid diet. 3My iiarrhicn
ca:sed.l hut war followed byc l eve c-tre contghI-andc
mneuh suren--s. I litnnil y sli:rn-cd fur hunme, b ut ru
ceived noi benit troml tile vnyne. .My c-otngh con
iitined to unitw wiorse. nuelh whetn I a rriveil iti New
York. 1 ia t oncei t. u ia rkeid by liy negina1 intcace, at
at itim ioiuf ru-iilimp~ tin. I mtusit ccnfecss tha I I awt
no 'siiflicii-nt reawnltIi toiidtnht whliat miy friendgms all be
lieed-i. A1 t Ithis lt- imeiaaenacecd akinig youmr ernly
an51y ben-iefit from2 itIs i-ce. Laic wouiild hot recerive
ths licne, ts idi I notl rei-rd it imty ity to stat .tcE Ihes
cflit--d. thrnicehi yon.m thatc myv hie-lhh. ini the spa~ce oft
ue of your CilElin~' PE(TltA t.. Yiiur. truly,
W IL LI A.M W. $.111711.
WtAsllniC-ros. Pa;.. A pril 12. 1848t.
Dei.ar *ir: Feel ing th:it I ihave be-cn sparedi freon a
premasture grave. thariiugh yciur inst rimin-allty by the
pridienttce of Guul. I will lake2 the liberty iii express
to nnmy griiatitc.
A Con:;hl andc thle nluamg sy-mptiitn: of Ccin-nmmp
ion had redneed meato l w it I lea2ve nie anythiung
like hopei., whleni myi phiysiciant brciigthit- e bcttle of
yonr "PKVcRna s.." it sceiedu-i c ti niord iminu-iale
relit. mli nowt iti a few weeks time has restciredt lt-e
ii sound hlenhth. if ii t will dli fior iithers whlat it ha2t
litie fur mei, ymon are certajily mine oft the becnefacturs
.t manuikindc.
S'incerely 'i-shingi yn e-very biluesinig, I am
Very recpctfully yinura.
JOlIN .J. C LA ItIC, lIectir cit
$t. Petcer'N Chutrch.
With, siieh assurancE' nnd fromii sneh-I men. no
utrnigeur priii c-an lie addrmaceed uniless it hec from~ it.
fli-ts impisn rial.
IPrepacredc ntid 'culd tiy .JA.3ES C. A VElt, Practi.
-aimand Antialyuicetl t'h'emtist, i.iiwell,* .finm.
Scihl in E.lge.lihliby (G. I.. PENN, uml inby Drmig,
~its auid Decale-rn ini 3Mcinei evryrwhecre.
Al Wlvinlesai-lt- Iy llvyn..tsNh. UItsLsv & Co., Aim
nst-, Gn. amti Ch~arlest 8. f'.
ug.-21 :3mi ____ 5___
- B R OWN 'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
I11 'lEiStSENCE is wanrnantedl Io ponsse-, an a
ronrti cr-ited. torm. nil thc-- valtmblea prnperties af
A 31 A ICA GI NG Elt, itll twill be funnid. un trial, an
xccllnit Fatmily Mlecheiine-. It is partic-miarly recuim
s.-idedl as a tt'iar, Ico pe.rcions recvcmerin. tromit tever or
lciw :ad viursr eiqnt l Io a it inec-glaif in i randiy
rohier tiuntal withaunt any cit the dlebilitating
tk-ets wichltt are sure to tollowi thei cn cit liiicr cif
ay kinmd ; andii it is therefore e upeclly- servtice-able to
hu i-e afmal; ti etiis. Tio the aec-d it ti ill primve a
ren:t comsftorl ; lio Ithe dyspeptic, andu toi tha-se w o i:are
*reiised-c to goatt ir rheac-tstic- nlk-ctlions, it give-s
real reliet; land to the2 ianebrite wht wis he-lcs to re
ic-t. but whiiiei sItommchm is concia~tly crac intg thec
oionlis tignmor. it is intvaluabule--;~tring tiune toi the
ieiorgants. n1nid st rength Ito eiitt le-mapin ;
mid5 is cnstetetly' a great atge-nt ill the eause of
empeu.race.
Caiutwion,.
Persons mdesiring an arlicle thiat can lie re-lIed upoua
repred solely trom psire JA MAICA GIhNG EII.shoih
e partienilar in ak tor " Brtiwn's Essenice ot .Jas'
a iiger," it luch is wjcrranted li tic itlwhat it is ret
ecsentdl,nadc is preparedt unilt l-Y ED' HItOWN
lrrng tand (heminia 8tire, t. E. corner Chettant alnt
'itth ure-ets, Phtiladlph~lia.
Directliions tneenmanty eacti bottle.
Focr sate in this Village lay G. L. PENN, Agent.
May -l yi
STATE OF SOUTil CAlROLINA,
EDG;EFIELD1 SALE.
IN EQUITY.
thn Ruanfford, Adhm'or of
C. J. Gk-i-cr, dee'd1.
v-c.
Josiah D. ibbshe-tts, I
F. H. WcVardlaw,
Jments F. Adams.
[JNDERI ati Order from the Court or Equity
imn i- er:se, notice is hereby ~ive-n toi use
'rediors of C. J. Gkover, dee'd., to comue in :iuul
rove thieir chtaims before me- any linae betweeni
ue pireseint date and the 29th day of Janary
ext, as after that time they' iwill not be received.4
A. SlalK INS, C. E. E. D.
Nov1.1 9L 4 -1
D3R; A. G. TEAGUE,
Whotesale & Retail Druggist
PANES this method of returning his thanks to.
I his frienje and patrons, for the patronnge he
ins received in the sale of Drugs, bledicines, &c.
fie is new receiving an-addition to his already
xtenssive Stock of
Drugs, Mediciner, fhemicals,
)ye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Window Gase, Putty
Physiciad'a Shop Vuraiftrei --
THE FINEST WINES AND BRAND1E,
for Medicinial purposes,
Fine Cigar and Tobacco1
PERFUMERY
Of hi own and Northern make,
French Extracts, &c., &c.
Paint, Hair, Hat, Shoe and Tanners Brusher
Tinctures & Medicinal Compounds*
male under his own entpervision in strict
necordarce with the U.S. Disp'ry.
The imost Reputable N.ACrnnsvo4
All of wita lie will sell at prices that will compart
raorably with any Southern market. Those wslie
ing top purehase articles in hIs lir.e will do well to
ell and examine his Stock and prices.
Elgefield C. TI.. Jan 22 tf r .
Pomaria Nurseries.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREW
AND FLOWERING SHRUES, ROSES, &c.
A Lt. the most desirnble varieties of FRI IT
TR' E E &S. rare Evergreen and deciluouas Trees,
Floew.rng Shrubs anid HtosessStrawberries, Aspuarn
ens Roeoti, R hubarb Plants, &e.. are now for sale at
this estaablishment on re assonable tea mis.
Mr. JANIES CRA.\lMlONI). one oftthe Pro-.
prietoirs. will laiver a collectioen of the snnr, -at the
.old l'nt Office, in rear of M1esrs. Allen & l'lhillips,.
fer the inspection of purehasers, % here he well ber
happy to serve theni with the best grown art'ch's
in his ine, during and after the secnezd week of the
Ssesien of the .egislattre.
Catal gues sent to all post-pail applicat'ors.
Adiress, SUlMER & CRA.M.\lOND,
auamaria, S. C.
N..v .10 4t 46
Beautifal Daguerreotypes.
f R. LE I G H woull respectfully announce to
1l tihe 1Adiies aid Geatlenen of Edgetield aniv
vicinity. that he is nw realy to serve all tiat mtay
b. desirious oif obtaiin one or maore ofl his
Unrivalled Datguerreolypcs.
Mr. L. is preparcel to take any of the different
tyles sef Pictures the Art is einable fof.
117 Ladies will find that black or lark dresaing
will ad11 amuch to the beauty of the Picture.
May Ii tf 17
Teachers Wanted
TO take anrge 4ef anl I NSTITUTION OF
LE.\RNING abeo-ut tip be established in Edge
field Ditract. Seeuth Car-olina, on Sweet Water
Creek. un.1 absent eiglt miles freot I lanimterg.
The Selltsee is !oetedt4c in onae o tlshe nuest healthy
portiont ef E-gelield and itt un enilightened, moral
Every f4eitity,. esrce A-& benrd anl other comforts
will be ext..nedlvl to the l'upis, ande ev.-rv steean pef
support in rlhundane, will he alforded tee the gene
ral advaneenea t ef the Institution.
The Sesminary lass alreasly a permanent Capital
.teeek #,f Thiri Thonsand Jihllaors. with a prospect
,f eesa'tant inerease, uitil itse' tadowment shall equal
that of any Sem'tnry ina the State. 0
Whilst Traelenrs will be fully bustained in cansing
eorder. and in eaoising the best discipline, ansd the
b.-et system of leareing to be observed in their
Scheu: they will be reipt'rel to esnne qal firel too
te.l the very hi.:hest brtches that are taught in
thls! Statean-I to ewte reconnnetled by the very
est anl most reliable anthoritv.
. Two Tesbers,-one 'for .\lule, and the other fo~r
F1emVIl s, ar- wanited: an.4 they are exp-etrl to bo
re:dy tee undeertake their clarge onil the first Moulay
itn Ferutary naext.
A~ ppslientisins must he adesede to Capt. Rocht.
'leriwethecr, ('hairans fl te IHoanrs .ef Trustees,
at Irv lAlandl P. t)., E.tlese.chi I)istr~et. --
* ROIIT. .3lEliW VETII ER, -
S.Al L. G ETZl, Trustees. -
- A. P'. lICTLERI,- I
ANIMREW d. IIAM1MOND.)
JItamtesnrac R~epublicans wvill please ceepy until forbild.
Set 21, 19's:3, . tf 36
Episcopal Female School,
A T GLEN SPRINGS.
G;I.es Ssnasus, thes underaignedl propoecse to
"en" there~ a I il(;l SC IO00L fer - Yong Ltadiees,
sea tile First of Ferary I 854.
Ne pnists wl labe spared tee secure an eflseienst
cerpes sef Isueers, andse tea msake thse Itustit.onu
eu-d isn every resecet tee the- very b-est in th.- lassd.
A Popeelectss will elhm!y h~ le inutee cotaininag thei
uua! peatrticulas as tee Termes. Seenisens. &..
J. I). MleCULLOLUlif.
Atng 17 2tlt
Clear Spring Academy.
IMIIS1 INSTIT UTION w-ill coniitinu eer thse en.
B ~sig ye ar ssnder the chtargee of Mr. .1. I.,
L Est.YV. The1 Il*na expe~riensce andl snseees sef thsis
er.tlemans : as nJTach'.er nire we*.l knoewn, aned the
Trustees dl.-em it nsunt ers'ary tee inaert anya ting itn
this naotice w;tht regasrd ter Isis eiualifieatiees,-he
~shool leer the next yea:r wiI neat lhe liilsl,
Terms:a S1lei. $24. nud $40' per ;aannm,
y aorder of the BOcardi sf Truisters.
'JA.\lES .\lCASLAN, Chaair'ne
Noav. 2 2mt 42
A Select Classical School
R. TILL~ be oeetsd by thse Sub.-eribecr, on the
' 1tht .lanastary I 54, abaouit thsree msies Noerth -
ef Liberty Ilii. Thte nauamber sef Stuents is limsi
tedi ta twensty.
Tsuitiosn $411 psr Session eef 10 m-enths. Early
applic.teesn musst be mtadle tee secutre admasinsiont. Thes
sndivided attentiont eel te Teanter will be given to
he Sshool.
Fo: further isnfeormnstn, addleress
GEO. GALPIllN,
Lonsemsares. S. C.. Neov 9 tf 43
Ladll( for n Ic !
TjIllE Tracet knownet as the upp~aer Chtereokee Pean1,
A. feermaerly e-ned lay -Jlshn Cosby. eitutnted alsntit
Niec miilese fi-osmI iatsbutrg, sea the Plan~k |(onid,
Th~e abeeve Traet conata~ns abouest (lne Thoeussande
undte Tweunty-asevena neres, well weeeledi, and withtin
cevnientt'dlietaser eatf Jinmhurg andc A ugusta.
Th..rn hoeuse is well knewns nas a paublic hoeuse', andi
iavonblyecl leefr ste bus'nuess. Toe an pp~roeved
eurcna-ir. it wal be soele set hmetg timte, if dlesireed.
A ply to 11. A. KEN RICK, Preset.
11. & E. Plsank IleanldeCo,
Beach Island Land for Sale.
P1E Suscsriber .telrs ast privaite sale FIVS!
.HLUNJ )RiI ED ACRt Esa ofeach laade Swnsmp
Ilatndl lyin~ otn thse River, and adhjoitting Inn ihs of
Anmu5tt:l Clasrk asnd .J:nnses Tr. G*arder, iandt enstced
the esnt year lhv dlanses T. Gatrdelr.
A beut 400 aneres eat thse nipeve Truet are eleared
ide well ismproaved. The bailasnce ina Cypress ande
'ather swamsp tismsber.
Ternms matde casy to) a geood puirchaser. A pply
to- R. IR AIFORI),
Silverteen. S. r.., May 4 tf 18
Noticec!
ALL Persos nesywiase inettede to the Estate of
A.leehns Wise, dle~ed., asre hereby requesired to
uake immssedliate settlemtet, ndtos avn de.
msandses n'znist sasid Estate wtill piliase resnder ina thecir
accounsts ferthtwith, pereperly atte steed. naecoreiinsgto
Inw. SIIlINKEY W ISE' Eor
- B. II. Mi I.LER. xoa
Oct 26 tf
Pue' Hearts & Sweet IEartse
J T Received a fine aserltet of fancy Cats.
die, sitahh:s fear Partis andai Weeddings, wrih
variety ofC Escenees Riaisins, Nute., &c. At U.-,
l lammosndss's newv brick Store, River Street. Hlams.
ag S. C. S. E. BOWERS.
Oct 19 ff.4
Gun handE and for Sate
ISUPEICIOR h.ot of WINES and LIQUORS
L.whaich will be sald ins quantities of Three Gn
sans', oar maore, by F. M. NICHOLAS.?
.llyv 6th,. tf : 25~
Final Notice. -.
byv note or bosek nsecouint, wsill p'eaee.sen . .
nke immesdiate paymuent, as we arc deterndnenl.'to ' -
:lose ounr businsess. ..,r -
BRINDLE~Y &e ROSAMlOND.~
v I~n " *8".*, . At - . . -as