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fnm C Org aidm.fntn From tie Ailabnam Plaiter. Plantation and Farm Stock. '1That a wetl reuae systemt of ecoinomy, Ftr itl v adiliered to, is the great secret of ag rinc iI iral success, non1e wil I attem It to deIIy and that systei hv whicih the planter is en abled to live withii his own mneans, that is, raise his own supplies, especially his own stock, is self-evident. NlIthingz draws so heavily upon the farmer as the cotinual purchase of horses and mules to supply his firmin, and nothing Iore efiee. tuall imp overishies a country than such a he:ivV dain ut upon its motey market. It is to the fartiers interest to-raise his own horses aid mules as as far as conveni ent, hecaiise, apart from other considera. lions, those raisetd at homtiie are m1uch m1ore valuable than those purchased of stock dii. vers. Horses and mules raised in the south are n0ore valuable than thwse raiked in KentuckY and Tetnissee ; irzt because bin raised in the south, they do not have to pass the ordeal of acclimation, which results in per. ianrent injury to tho aniimals eyes or coisti tution. The second advantage of home raised horses over foreign, is that those driven to our state are rai'sed especially for market, ntid the sooner they are disposed of tie bet ter for the stick raiser ; consequently thev ai re " pushed" from the hour of foaling umTi they are ready for martket, and, as a matter of course, are much less valu.ble than if permitted to grow more slowly. Mules are aenterallh put to work at two years old, and horses at three, which is, as a general rule, two years two early, though in somle instances, if put to moderate work earlier they will n1"t be materially injured. This steari and ligitinig speed with which We are endeavorijgg to accoiplish everything Ve undiertake is-suicidal to the farming in t. rest. As it iselcar that Sitithern planters can, u ith but little actual cxpense, raire a large spply of their farin stock, aid that it is worth from twenty to thirtv per cent. mor.e t han when brouight froin a diflerent elimate, it is bevoind a doulit, very bitI econoyiv to depend upoin foreigin stock raisers. As much of the value of the horse dk pends on his health, anti as the iu rried growth e horses, now so Cn:on, Subjects thel to : variety of diseases, it is a matter of no small impor taice with tle farmer to be able to arrest those diseases which he cannot pre vent. By proper care in good airy stables, especially at tight, with siitable footd, many horses may3N. be taved from disease and death; while a want of attention to these wll re-. sudt in great losses. To this it is ulhjected: " That brutes are I adapted to the vicissitudes of weather, and consequently they will he henhhltier, if Cx)o) Fea, th1:1 if u taib-d." I uill onlv S;1 v as a stilimient r4usin o tiii reckless o-(. tio:i that the hore and all other wild anrintnls. in th.:ir I aLive fi eed-ii, ziee *er frm ini, siw :mdIrl C"Id ini t;. thick IOIstS, aindt a1 thli'h i d iv ti:IIe nId flair weather he pre fers t.)to fe-d ini tr.- prairie. vt at the approaci of iII ;, or t..u ueather lie hattens tip thick wit... \\ ho dies tnot know tihIt he ktji .. of the ii. r' i rin ini n rijient lle . Cnijd : I,:s, s I called, huAt popiery i!l i'r:i-mu ''f thre b:ri, I hauve ii' tdoubt, i entir,15 ithe resui:t rif exp -arue, thoug manyir per . siuppmiie it toi o: iginate frim tire uise orf ebaryi curt. ily reas;onsi for asci ibuing this drad uI disease to exp~osure, are the& I . IAtt fewt horses kep t ini warmn stabhles (duing uin ter arid sin iig ever die w ith blin~d rin, I :l an rd snrowi, aren seldomri attr acked with this~ fatal di.-e.rse, breenute onl reaeinii the s' :oud thiey meu put ini atuds mrid w'eli :3. lin most e::se-s where this disease hats made its appem*~ance, it has been~i when thIe Irirse have .-tmi'l inr oip;- lits or haveu breen diriv..n h-i:d all dayL anid expo)sed ut tnight. Onie inwtiner: AX gen: teman of myv acquinitanice, last winter wen-rut to mar ket ; ornI~ retrin he dr'v'e uniutsra!!y hard throug thrle day, whtich was suc ceedetd by a dread nil Inight ; hre hal reached hom:-e but a few days when lie list two of huis hiorse's with this disease. Other istameces ightr be rebited. Corn for Fodder-How to Sow and how to Harvest it,. We have labored for somec yer past to1 induce farmers trot oinky to sow coin for foddher, but to dir it righ. We observe re peated recoinneindatioiis in the agricultural papers to sow' biroadcas(. W'e have repeat edly for several yearrs piointed out the great inferiority of bio adenst sowing, to planting in drills, which is simpl~y this: Sowing iin furrows or ini dris, require otnly abmnut onie blif or two thirds of the aimounit of seed nec tied for broaidcast sowimrg, a conisideration of sonme impjortance wen it is rermembhered that art least foutr or five bushels per acre are required for the hitter miode. DrillIs, try admittinrg thre cuiltivatir, leave the g ru tnt clecan and melloiw, amnd thIis greaitly adrds to the gr owthi of the crop ; they aidmit of easier harvesting ; arid yield about one-third more foddir per acre. Th~e greaitest diffictulty with this crop is curing it prroprerly befiore stacking. Thle leaves tnuiy becomre prfelctlyv dry whiile a large quant ityv of wa'nter remta ins in thre statlks, which causes termrentatironi andi thre cornple te loss of thre vatlue of thre fodder when pr!aced in large stacks. The remiuies are emily sowimng, so as to give the warmi weathier of late sumer a chance for drying thre filder; sta :king itr large shock in the fick till wan. tr-d ini winter, or iin unimerous smalhl stacks if drawn off tho ground ; building mioderate sized stacks, wvith a liberal application of salt to successive layers as they at-e deposi tedjanrid burildinig each round three rails, set upright to serve its a ventilator. There are very few~ farmers who do not rtn shoirt of goord surcculenit pastuore early in autrn. An acre 01 two ofl ground for sailinug at that season, woul'md he abhnost in valuaible. Any godil soil ' i!l Irmswer-mmnst is best ; ihirig'i aird frrow tee feet apart -strew ahnlirg in earch furrow fromni a hanid buike-t at tire rate ot twit or thtree bushe-ls per acre, cover byv harmr owing--riu tihe cuhli vtrbetween whe-n lhe etrr is a fit high, anrd the whotile thing is doneti. Fiourteen tons of gr ieinidrder, anid five to sev'en of dry, tmay Ihe hadr fromt a good acre. Tii mnth will dt. tor ia n inug, bunt thre earlier the better. Cc-tt ront .\l ..:-Tako laid anid sulphumrmix toguthier, anmd put ini lamp oil sulic-innti v to tmarke it liabh-ul, more or less, accorrdinmg to the warmlth of the' day. Rub the part aiffected with a crib, till you take off thre seu rI. then rubI onr thre above wvitht the hands. In two dayvs go over themi againt, ...,, as ,,ren ,.tri a yu see signs of disease. Dsr.Nc: APUer ro P1.NT TUrE. The Agricilurist says:-" After a long course of observation and experienice 01 this subject, we have fully made up our minids to the conclusion that in any part Of, the U nited States and the Canadas, the f1o lowiing" distnI)CeS a1re the has8 at which trees .should be required to ,tand: Apples, 33 feet, or two rods-40 feet is none too tfar. Pears, on their own stocks, '21 to 30 feet. Pears, (ou qijincue stook, 10 12 feet. Quinces, peaces, necetarines, apricots and pluis 16 to 20 feet. English cherries, 20 21 to feet. Kentih, or conninon red, or pie cherry, 16 to 20 feet." CURE FOR SCR.frCHrES.-Rub the part affected with a cob-ithein talke the above mrixture, and rub on thoroughly with a cob. Apply once a day, and a cure will be speeci. ly alFected. If you drive inl the mud, wash well with soapsuds be -fore applying the above. Feed occasionllliy one tabic spoion ful of sulphur. FIrF,-PRooF CwrxLer.-M1ake a pailful of whitewash in the usual maier; add two pounds of brown sugal r, three ptlldS of line salt, and onte pounid of alm. Mix thea thorougily. This cement iay lie usod on lelices, the roofs of houses, aroun d fire-places, &c., as a protectioil against fire. SONG TO KATE. M1y cvvs! how I love Vou, Tou sweet lite dove you Tliere's no one, above yo.,u, .lost beauti'ul Kitty; So glossy your hair is like . sViPIs or a r A-nd your neck I dee:re is .:x!gui: ite) peLIv Quite Grecian your nowe is, And your checks are like ross So delicius-U. clse Surpiasin.zy sweet! Not lte beauty of tllhji-, Nr canl tile ta-t: of 1iint j 1ps. Callomar with your two lii-Ss SMost beautiful Kate i Not the baek eye of .Juno, Nor tinierva's Qi lune, no, Nor Venus's, you know, Cal equal y ur ownvl A h ! * howmy heairt pranve!s, Aln i frolies and. dances, WVhen its radiant glen-es. ion ine are thrown ! A nd now, dearest Kiitty, It's no.t very pr:ay Indeed 'tis a pity T. keep :ne in scorrow S", f N oull but C!ihine in, e'II have ille with -11r rhiyin', Sway Cuidlur 6 llvii, A ll b anni re 1. io-:norrow. A Yankee Wedding in Nlew York, Chaticing lo visit the tillie of Aldeiman -, the otiter day, we wtitiessed a h ymue. :e:al eieoilly tiat will ear inarrating. The briderom l wa-; a weather-beaten coulrmviiian, aperiet picture 01 giood 1:a ure, lbut sio tall that in enltering tihe portals of the i tice an inivolutary:' obe'i anee was aceea~ry ; while theu atiiid hIiollyhoieks on the suiiniiit of tine brides i iiinnet jnst tonll ed thei eibowv of her expecte.d Iord. Their etraiee wits jireceetled ;ti ur iiIiihn wvith dll:i jidutted giriileints, wvllo claittle d ital ic eived three ciop~pers as his fee for gruiingi lientl to the spoit. " What calil I di for you, mv good frIends ? akeCd the iirbiaiie .\ lderoll:tii, as if ill otter ignotranice (of tihe oblject of their visit. " Pras ie seaited, mnad:iui ("' " el, '$quiire,"':ii aswered th le groom, with a compjl.ietiit ghm ee at thue lilagriee around the ladyv's nlecki, "oldl .\ls. P.tiiboine dowyn to Lynnil-you've hearni tel! about hier, I rekon ?" " Well, really, I think-I hardly know-I gueis'5 iitt." " Not he:imd tell of her, ''Squire I why shie mai~kes abiont the host pump il nsn yiou even put iii yewVr stummniik, i icekia; slips dciwii just as sleek :is a greasid eat erawlin' throuh a jinit iof stove pipe.'' " ery happyju to lie imrodireed to her, sir: but don't lt meOh inlterrpt youil. Pray piroceed. "Jes' s) jos' so. Well, ohil . les. l',ttibone~ gin' me~ D.ianlthylt, her', to get Spliced1 to. She's a wid-!ler womiiani, anid old ID~ecoi Pettihone iiade ro pes5 oft unmey~t wvheni he was n the shoepeg busiiness vw lhen hie was a div'', antd. I lanit the bun-iniess u i:ibo i; so yew dikiver that nat'rahly I Ilied the gal, anod the old latdy gin' coinseiit ; so, it yew'lli pro nouince thle ociremiony, your0 mon1ey ' ready." " o Voiu wkih to be imarietd, ehi C' iiiquir ed the'.\ldern 1, w:iliing to splend1 at few momen ts' leisure in cionv.ersaitioni. ".\layv I veniture to ask wihat iniduced you to break through a bachielor's lilt. ?"' "Sartin, 'Squiire, sairtaini. Tlewi see it's nat'ral. W ho eveir hea rn tell of a baitehelor cipin'i bird or a baichl'or hoh-n-link. I reckon nobodyv has. Aid theni ain't dublin kinder ,iat'ral ? Aiiit dimble iroses. anid din ble noning-gloiiets, anid diiublie pinkls the pootest, aiid don't everybody like themi hiet ter thani singles ones. 'The amiounit oin it is, nature teaebes it, 'N;quire, clear thriiugh the progrmmyrn, beginiiiing wvithi the robiins anid leaviig oif nvithi the applde lossomis." " ery true, rmy good siir; philosophlical view of the subiject. (Tnrinig to lie lady.) Aiid you, imadam, hiave y on givenl tile subtlt tile attention it mieits ?"' "Never minrd lien, 'Squire, jest let me settle that air business; 'tainit iio kinder rise to trotile your bowels about Dainthyv. .Jest you fetch Ont yeourli books aond tire away.'' The cereiimoiiy wa~s soon p erhtorimed: o~ur "Reformi" A Idermani hiadi carried improv'e merit even into that deniartmient of his dutties -atnid a two-dollar hill was diuly. placed in his palm bi y the iiewly imade husband. A ftir le had comigratucmlatefd the 'air', andic wihed thmn success, J onatiian exchtimled: "'&quire, you're a r'g'la r triimp, you are'; and( if' .you ever ciomie to Lyn ou~ll linid a stipnin'' place with rme. and a riusin'~ wel comie. But, 'Squir e," andh Joniathian laice tioily inserted his tore-liger ill tire regziior of the Aldermianis rib," l'mi donelt wahi one horse bcnx,led, I anm. G(oid-byve, 'Squnire ! - N. Y . J1onurnal of Cotrntnerce. A wv.mc passing a house observetd on the door h le separate imunes of a physician anid sngeomi, and lieeutiously remarnked, that the circmistanct~e puit iin mluid of a double barrelled n~i-hor it' onie missed the other was sure to kill. A MousEs RniNDEu~nl.-" Root lIttle pig' or die," is tnow. reiiieredt, "' pentetrate terai firima wvith thy elaistiC prbo itou diiniutive quadruped of' tile swinish genu Is, A-.n-RAr-nnO.m-A sedate old black stiti, originally huiling from the " Keystone State," but who had long made his residence among' the tabernacles of'the Buckeyes, was expitatinig to an admiring auditory on the l'ennsylvania anti.railroad policy, and wound up :s filows: " Y-a.as, these railroads are hal things. In my younger davs, Penn sylv;iiiia Ia to travel a horse-back ten or t'wenty d.Ias to Ieach Ohio, and then they l'arnied something on the way ; now the railroitds carry them in as many hours, and set thei tlown as (is grcen as when they s:arkcd ! Y-a-a.s, railroads, are bad things!" S1or K1t:.in.-" That's a had Ififty cent piece, sir ;-l can't take it, it is lead, sil vered over." Customer-" Well, now, admitting such to le the fact, I should say the ingenuitv displiyed in the dieceptior' imight induce you to accept it. Admiire sit, tle devotion of the ar tist to the divine idea of liberty. Liberty, -t he idol ol Its all ! Ile, having wrought ier eiligv in lead, resorts to the harmless e-:pedient of silveiing it over ! And shall we harshly repudiate his work ? Oh, no, sir ! you'll take it, I know you will." A-v eminent artist-American of course -lately painted a snow-storm so na'urally tl:t he caught a bad cold by sitting iear it with his coat (ll. Set:N: .Ar A IAMi:tIL Snor-.-(Editor ris ing with a clean chin).-Wiat's to pay for "tihis shave ?" Ba lier.-Oh, nothing." Editor.-Pslhaw, ou catnot live onl noth JBarber,--True but, we never charge edi. tors anyihing; we make il up on genlemen. Editor vanatoosed through the small door. A nioosm.:n iving taken a looking-glass home in his ti nlk, one ofI his hopef'ul oll'prinlg was uretis to yee the con tents of' the Ioys teious boix. Tlie minrror was on top, when Ihe vounster opened it, gave one briel' look, . lo peld tile lid, and with terror depicted on every h'eature, eiled out, "1 0, mother, mother! 'ither htLit honie a cub ! I seed him -a oung bearl' Osis Sixr::.-The census takers found reat dillienliv in aseertaining the ages of thie i s, t large tmajority of' themn beintg ont ly sixteen. In one fmilv in a tneighfioriiig c uiity, there were found twelve girls between sxte.I: anid eighteen years of age. CNumxnis Tim Roots.-Brandy appli cantions aue recomiineided bv a western japalr oir biald nezs, e:ternally unitil the hair is ut Il tarteil, ai alterwards taken in generous ni(1 ieititi!s, internally,./o clinch the rools. CAND4)IDATES, For Sheriff. FFLIX E. BODIE, WV.31. (itATTLJXI, Jt'fitS )AY. JA.ilES EIDISON. For Tax Collector TilE~ill-l'Dl'.AN, Ill. Bt. W IlIlTT Li LIl IlOLSON, ItA II> C.\LlMAIt, THlO.A.S 1.It. i- 1 . i)I-:lti(: li l.LSONiUAKE, A. I. ABLI:. For Clerk. TIltus. (. B~iCON. For Ordinary. l).\VIU) 11011E. JOllN W. l.11il, GEORGE SIN\CLAIR, STAM ENGINE BUILDER And Boiler .1;aner. LL k inds if leur. Gist and Saw alill Gear itiin Mar~itii.nt ad'e and warranted to per I tr. t t. T..Ah is, at Ed.;etield C. 11., is autliurised Boot and Shoe Mdanufactory, IIll\~ IlNG removeud to, tihe Store .: el t.k to.~ rortiir. Fine liress, Dublei Soled Boots and Shoes, f the very E<IT MlAT ElIU.LS, and an excel eiit lit alwayvs warranted. Aid. un'handa' a liarg va'riety oif IlO)OTS antd i Itt )-F 10* ow nutitutletine, whieh wil be dijeed of 01n reasollibhe terns. \WM. McE\'OY. Nov. 1G tf 44 - N. 11 -Wianted, three apprent'ees to bean le Shoe-miak'ing bu-ines. l'kleate apptly soon. Amne r i can Hoat e JLA.IURG, S. C. Il FEndtieruiigned takes thuis m . method of returning thanuks ftor the liberal ptronagei hierettfitre given ,.t91 keeps, openi the Establfishmentit for their accomn not.in. lla ving refitted the btuilingi furniishietd hain a isit 'r well drilh-d Servaints, an experienedi t i'air n tCoks, his Talei wil lie spwoal with t.he il T IhE A\tET AFFOtliS. Ihy these, andt his per~stonal attentiton, lie hoapes t' Live !znher:1 t.a:ifationiti to thoise who favosr huim with I ti-r compiyii. lIhe is pleaisedl also to aniounce that .\r. Jle~ns .\ . I loes-ro has jutst comph~tt Iti ar andh COMMODIOUS STABL.ES AN\D CARRIAGE HOUSES ini connel tion withi the llote1, andt weill take sp~ecial cha~rget of tht depjartmeint. I le will lbe ptrepa~red to aeeianuitie the publie weithi Sadlhe Iltrses, llaicks ant (;atrrtuies of all desciions on hire, andi trav is wrill ti coveyetd, withI dlelptchl, t, anyv part o the: i suroumlinig ciuntrty en reasiinibbil termis. ie has aibo large andi conveniienit I.OTS fotr tihe attn tu.b~ion otfl ,Traiders and Stock D~riv'ers w ho are sptecially iinvited to call. ISA AC S.\IThl. I Itnnure'. Many 1i 3mu 17 A u g u sta H ot el, AUGUSTA, GA. T111 ~Il lOTEL is niow op~eni for the - *h reepttioni of Travehers, anti it wilt be the ,imii of the P'rtieitor tuo give satis fiatin toi all wh o niay favor hion withi their pat ronage. it is centrhicly vitu atedl on Btriad Street. andh contvenienit lto the d i-rent I bil Roaid I) eott. P assengers by the Geiin~ ftiIiRadi, ri lit bei iurn~shed withi breakfatst biefotre they leave; ithse by t he Suth 'airoilain iitail n.l with ininer, in itoehy the dlay train onthie Waynesbuoro' Itand wih, suppetr. Thle tFt'INIEUIIE, 1EDDING, ke., in this I ttel is all new, and it will be thle ethleat or of thle Proriettor toi renter all who may piatronize hiim, comfoi rtaible during their stay. A iigusta. .\ ar'd7 im 11 Not ice ! A LI Persons antytwise indebtid to lie Estate or .Itlihn Wise, dhe'd., are hierebty reqluested to matke iinuneite stttleimint, anti thitse hiavingz dep acutsl frthwith , ipoperly at tsttd, aicortding to law. $l )NE KY W ISIC, FtI'ors. Oct 2GB. 11. ALLlER. i PIANO-FORTES, BOOKS, MUSIO, &c. TILE Subseribers would call'.41 :It tention to their Splendid arsortucllt of superior P X A X'5 0 F 0R T.E , Of 6, 66.1 ( anl 7 Octavos from ihe ce.1lbratel 3:nUfaCtOrieS of lBAcoy & RAVEN. IAziEtTON & itros. and A. 1H. GALE & Co., (of New Yirk. These are maile front the best and thoroughly sea s~med materials, wilt all the latest impirLovements, am1l are WAlRRANTED to stantd the variet'S eiclges of this clinite-ami for eiluality and sweet ness of tone cannot be surpassed. Their 1300K and STATIO'NElRY departtment contsists of Ai good assoi tient of School and Miscellaneous Books, And all the Cheap literature, as soon as publibhel, as well as a large and wvell selected Stick of Sta tiotnery, &c. Their Stock of PRIINTEDI MUSIC is the I 1tPest in the -State. consisl ing ofl al t11 pouimlar Soing-, Waltsi, larchees, Variations, &e. UT New Nluttic received every w.e.ek. M'Iusical Instrumen&l. They also keep an elegtant assirtmnct of the ful frinwilig instruments I' li vized 1Z: Violins, Guitars, Violincelles, Clari nets, Cornopeons, Sax Horns, TENOR HORNS, FLUTINAS, FLAGEOLETS, BANJOS Accordeons, TamnisiborinVS, FLUTES, &c. Also, an assortment o' Nlnu:ival Merlhanllize, aT A 11 1seciet Of slerlioer \~iolin a6d t itlar STRINGS, always in lanl. Al ilie above arliclis %%ill he solil for (ilh or good paper, by G EO. A. o.\' Es & I ItS. .rulel Street, A u.;usta, Ga. Nov 9, tf 4 THE GREAT KENTUCKY SOUTHERN IEMEDY, i~ik DR JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLAs THIS medicine, when usei according to directions, will T cure, without fuil: - ,ero nuI or Kin-'. fVil. Canrirs, Eruptions of tle Skin. Frysiielae, Tumnrle Chronic Sire, Eyee, rtingworm or Tetters. Seald llea.1, rTheutniatiem. Painus in the l'nnee or Joint,, 01i Sores and Ulcers. Sw.-lint: of the GanTd. SephilP, Dyslaepeia. Salt tl0iicm, Diseea.es of the- Kidneys, Disie.-ea aribin:: fromte use or Mercury, L.oss if App'i-e. I'tin inl fthe .i-le anod Shonders. General D-iiiity, i.umnilaro. Co'is. Colds, Dropsy. .laundice. Costiviees. Ullnchtitis. We:akne.s of the Ch.-st. Sor Throat. tlaonary Alfections. and all other Diseases tending to produce Consumption. Liver Com plaints, Feinah- Irregularliehs and Coniplaint. Low Spiiries. Sick aid Nervos 11eactiehe. Night Sweate, Expnures. or limprudeence in Life. Chrnie Con etitul ioil.t 1loeses, ine:d as a spring and bummer Drink. andcI General Tonic fir the System, and a Gen:le end l'leaenit Purgative. it ii superior to ilue Lick and Congre'ss Water, Salts. or Seidlitz Powdlefrs. Is Is a remarkable fact, thaet nnonT the hundrede of eminent physieians whn have enniiiied the recipe. by which Rull's Sarsaparilla io pireparei. not one thas eoietinned It. bnt cut ll approved it. aid coninend it. in tie hichest teree. Nt:niiy phietcians expres theeee'. * ve'igty in the llief that it Is decidueldely the best prep:aration of Sar mapanrillat thiat leas ever been placed beforie tie pubelic. Aileihough there iere liany phyisiui cian tic feet a reineat~nce to hacviing their namte< cuppientitu tO thce reenimendaet~ t ien of any' pairticulair remedey, entwiths'tand~ing the'y maicy approve of It in the hiighce't e-ree, there aire octers whon lranekly yield their suppnort ini farer of a rieieu-y which~ they kinowc is caipahble of deoinv en miuich good ini ani atliere1 enn munitv. As ani evietene, rea.l the fi oiin froim cld antd respiieiabele physicis, of heigh standing in the coininunity In which they live: T E s T I K 0 N Y. E7 TestImony like the fnllowin? rene.re cupe'rfns all conunlents nec the eficaecy of Iltl's Sarcaparilt Frion Dr. L.. I'. Ytandll. Proufesso~r of thuiniiitry ii n th, l.oiville bledicalt Cclle'e: I hacve lnokedt over the' list ofl inegredlientst cotiposing Johleili 's Ceotipuend Extrauct of Saersapaerilla, and leave neO he.-itartinn ini sa' ini that theyr f'erne a sacfu cornpoundt ant ine that prownises wilt In chironii eldiSese, to which it is aippticale. L. P. TANIE LI., 3. B. Loiiiville..lne' G. 1849. Whazt Dsr. Ilyles. phcy-'rian hy auppntinment tee the Louis ?ille larine lLosplitalt, saeys of Iltub's carsap-eerilla : I haves examined the purieriptioni ter the piirhe inn of John hlull's Sairsapiarilli. antd I believ'e rhe u icrn inain to be an exellint on'. and well caciulatie. to Irone an ii alter alive imp~ressioni on the isystemn. I haeve~ u.id it bo0th in pulie tand pirivacte prctleie, and thinck it ithe best article of7 Sarapairillc. now ini use. Itsidhent Physician Louisville M1arine hlospital. LoelcoN. K r.. A pril 25'he. 1S0. Sot -PVerin'it me to adderess c yiii cc few line.: ceI tdo tne the hnn~or toi ruely to ac risquest thact I will imal..e in the cnli'in 'of this teier. & c. I site a graueace of Tran~sylvania Mi ecat Universiy ;s I haeve pirace.1e nwictline ini his ws!l.ernies iciutry. abtioi five yeacrc but nvinee: to exspncuri, to litter coid wei lewr. I have been icelnd i-poetich Acute tt:heniiun aboeccut cis cinenthes A fter hacvinu :: n estierm skill iti Ihe itreetinient of ecny case, an.t cdriing nt eneit. I wa<s in huer. t te give your FLte ExTRAcT tof SttiiAittLtA ia fair trial, at4 accordtin~ly puirchcaseil a bottcle oft yur nivelleince (rice your agenit, 3Mr. Georgc p'. llrown.io. clet woe cc wes ago, tend I neust ennifess thaut one biottle has entirely curie ii'. It is ity oii nii thiat your prepacreinne of Saraparilla Is decidIedly sueriir lee any othier priearaitin inon. itise ant I will taeke g'reat leasu'~re int recocimeningiii it to thes atilictedl as being a reiinedialt ngent, atiil 1 will advise the phybiciains to n'e it in tiheir pracice, & 3c. Respectfully yonrse, 1. 11. ALLEN, M. D. I have examilneed te list of aticles ilt ha tcoe *tohnt lli'i Ext reetof $arancparillha, and I huave:: be"hstiittion in saying thcat it ise a safe ande vailuable cmiponnel. I s.ei.ild prefer it to atty acrticle niow in tuse. feer thee dieese tirisntg frotnc en lkupure staie of the idoodie or tainit nf t he ii9tein-i I enilietly reecomneude it tn uey friendl,acs b--in: ac lonner ful Extract. teud one that I beliece will eutre aell r~ers~e of diseases. for whichi it is. recenmnedei, if iteel accrinig to directiens. I blieive it to lee a valuabitse uredaeen to Mercuery. - Nay. I hacve miy doubntts whethcler ini thei uieat Tlilenit a-l preotrctedt cases osf Svpililiarronec panaeid~ icich Koese 'Tropheci. ini cries of the'bue," whetiher it ought mot tu succeed every other remeedr. S. It..ilcCON.WillTGI 31. Itontorary Meibter of the Meiekd Soceiecty, lhiladeeliat. fl'ITetar. wchat Dir. Staple, a phsiiant whlo aite tat thei tope of hisi pirereiion, ectey of.lohn, lItul'. ttreapcireilila I c:ave bieueuineg dtiilhn linll's Sarsarcciiella ini a ;:n-tt Yariecy of chronieie diseasesq. wvithi teheis loe: h .pi-y tee,; andi I hatve eni hectiain inli reeu~nensilineg i:tto ti- puhnell for the tuen of .ceroteela. syphlilis. and' aell cutanetU oed glatdlatr dilseciwi. Yeeurs, iist fervenit ly. Rev. E. W. sEHON, -Rev. E. sTEVENSON. Coacitrsivr:. - The followeing ls ac see'inii ejpy of n certiicacte tnow in tie per~sione of the piroprie: o 'ihltil's Saersapailac. Rtev. E:. W' $lhoni Is idielt and gereerally knownce aes an eles an acci omcittplishcei'p:ieer il' tein 31. E. churiche. ierIe. Li Stevenesin tasceen ei kinowni tas stie ofIt' theist tcah-nttedt antd zetaliins miebelrs thatt the heen tucky Conferenice coubll bucast ef tier einney yiears, andi cit thise tieme is tililieg thme high andei responei~le vice? ieen of aigient for thee 31. E. ttook Coneeren. Ctan the wcirhld prodmer .betcer or mtore saetisfauctoery testimioney in f~cvor if cany tenethrine . Bletter testiclnony thuen was ever oeieredle in fvoir oef any titedicinei. Iier. E. W. Schion - 11ev. k: Stevension : Loutare. Meay '2the, 1849. We leave used Jol-n Bull's Saersapiille iii In hatve kenown It to bce used, withe entirae saisfactjin: catediwe havie tn hostitation in stactinig our belif, thatt It is a teefe aned valuabche enicacl cempoundl, aeenaed e~ceieto produc niurhe good eand relieve itecht ieuffering;~ andie thceretore woulul ibheerfutly and snost caernestly recommendi~l it io the ailicted. K: II tIllet (SIgned) E. STEVENSON. We earntstly inevito all lsrse whn~ are sufferintg with any of " mice illstt Cltesh is heir to."' to call ion t)r. .tcohn Bull's agent, andi get a iopy of Blull's Ijamtily .Ioeurnael GRATIS; cil for tee sake of humnaenity. see loet hetN .a sitngle lendivieduatl will lnt tee founed untwillinig to geve lIul Sarsapacrilla it TautL, tafter retadlig, iand recellecting~, t the samee time, thart it is imp ,eosieible for thte Iticter lie pubilisth the tenth pa~rt of the ntumtber of certiiecates cf austoundmiig cures peerfeirmeed Icy hiis Sarsiparilla. Thii ewount of teg timtony voluntarily showered oen Dr. tiull's Saereapatrllla, from "well ktnown and distineguised~e Iniv'idlsil botth in publtie and privacte life', hacs beene perfectly ove'rn helmilti 27I)r. .tohne llull's l'rinecipacl Olice, ieSt emile 1h street first door below 3laicn, Louiu.. Kr. F oet stile int this Villinge, oen Ageincy, byv ( PIatersing Poems *Iee. ..is .1 e aa fo. and sats1: liets u'tt i i - SSl lIw. A ply 't.PAkS.'' 'li l 0itils labt" Intle eress ilhc t eeicge Pouemesteiiltie "Sctel iltiiicle ANTe e A18.lhiteatiit ~ 19 New, Beautiful and Cheap! r 'IHE SUBSCRIBE is now receiving I ,A I; E and SPILFN I) STUCK of DEMABLE D3RY GCO302 Snita!e for the Spring and -um1iner Trade. No ais hi bven spareil in the selectioni of this Stock t-oV p!ee thle taste Of A 1.L. 'fTi:kful fr ist patrosnge, I assure my friends that evel . -lbrt weil lbe adllle tee lierit a coltilil ali t'eI r fivr. Of the Ladies, mn- and all, I wnll pa- rticu!ar!y request an evamination before peircmsi-g elsewliere. A oieng this Stuck many be t1undta co P111lete as-ortment of Dress Goode, Col di us LINs. of the latest and most fash inabh-l ~Sih-4. W0 ets. te $1. B.\ E Ei; -s f every coulr and quality 1,11;lY Iid l Fi'd1 Tissue SI , IK. very rich; I .sn StripedI 011( A N Nl ES if unieljunled styles I'*ehti (Coeerel SIL.S, very eliei: 14fir it r.11nd PhnLili SI -.KS. If Ill qjualities Nainlseek itid Nili.\i US-LINS ; W ili. Is-r'd Carletolni d111 a new article ii:in CI'd do do Strip-d .i,s do very pretty )edtIel " do ( ; I I.\ NIS. iew P.itteI., -st Sto uk I* PR INTS ver 0ii-redl in the Market. I)l'RNINi; ('(AHMS f every dlseriptiinn: Weh'te aill Ci!'l U renadhie L\NTi LLAS, new style (fr Sttilineri': White aitdIe C. elcoreeld Glacie SILK, suitable fir Sprillt aldl Smtisimer : IsLt sill Mnil:.lin UIKNDERSLEEVES from GX e.ts.to :.0 : M udiii anid Lace COLLA S. latest fa-hions CIE.\IMISE'1TS, new style and beant t Ifu : I .ll comtplete assortment of dackounet and Swiss 1-:eitsneawil Iisertin: Il.a! iisnsl Threadl Edlginz mnla insertings: ib, a !.;nn Thri a.I aid Lisle Laees' & KElgings, Whit.- i ran ClotIi 1,..r Skirts, new article (;. iv i.S and HOUSIER!Y, great variety--suita blI, :*II- all a-zys: La lie',- Niis-t-< mnd Childlre's SI I) ES. &e. ]For Gentlemeits Wlear. Hie also. trusts tiha; Ie i si net bee1n ui11niinlfn! of the waints of* the Sterner Sex. In this line his Stock le.htr's LAX IN I. t1:l1.1.5 of every 1-ality ( nn:te -ses ande Y..rk Slixsnres, from~ 12 I.. 2.- ets p dl.E Eie's. ( '-lneits inl Niet in.. 'ass.iimlers iir..wian.1 Gi ra.ss I.inens tir 'ont!. ;ll e1' alitie's V-ion Liiens and ot~her gooud, for Children'*. V. h Ii!v. Cl'd. phdu:1 mn,] blT .lar-n1ils et'rg< VI. Ce.'el S3k Clavas. a li.it a.14 liaii.ful article .for mnr: ( '.el'd \in ini Cra::ts. i''int< rinalitie.s ; lln- an l l r.' -i Stick. :1111 Ti'.e . I v'ry retully invit' :! thiese wislhinU ItR6Y 1 .i t t 1 e .l 5- en: !t. b..in detei' njls l teI te I N IV I.t:S lI) by N0 UON I in a nir and h..nt-st tle mmst.n1er. .%I. .\. n..\Ncm,.\GFNT FOR R. 3M. FL'l.l.l. 1 ianl-urz. A jir:t 3 if 12 BROWNING & LEMAN, t.tl1ot:TEI:S OF French, English and German 2 a al 211 i King-stret, eetcrter of Market-Strert Chn a1.estonl, S. C. .\ fIPETi I GS.-tinrain, 3 Pvs, Brussels, Ta P,,*t:-v :nl Velv, t.. t1: rAIN ,1ATE .TlALS, in Silk, Satin and tirriin C:hnbr'es anl Mislins. in large variety, EC:,beierede I.niee' antd .\usi C.urtain~sill styles, ilt <- rniejee s. in ll the niew ee'iges, Cur tint I shIl~e', I lble'rs, Loeoeps, TIassels, &~c. S1rap--rv C.rds aid liel Rleos, in all varieties, liriti si' l A merieii FNor (l thI.Is, S-ilr andi Gilt Stair Rlods and Stair Carpetings, n"! alIVtes. WVle fI'm. Velvet, matl Axtitister Rugs, in lirge va lIb.\NT. \TII)N WOOL ENS-Blasnkets,Plins, j.e'and \\ hi.. Vte!amle. Sliitings. &C. CUto snabur:;, 11f ;:3 the b),st S-onthern matnu facet res. t-:ie ad .\mer'iennih COTT"1ON FLANNFJS. FI-e. Engilts -ht :ne1 .\ nn-rtie'an hl'ints, I N ENS of ''ellii~el.i's seup1erieer niske, feei -~..n.S rtin:;i.:s. I'llew Css . Tabtle iansks. eI~ve ' Napin~ts. Toel~eIinigt, I Iinekah;.seks, Fr'uit CI. , I. I. ).spe'r.G ri'ss ('h-thIS. k~e. Cmth" Catssimu.l'rtel n\esetiings, eef beset French ervante Clothts, ini all the shiaedes of Eng~lishs S~iesTed.1 .iens andi Lindlse'ys. iif aill bua l.i s ande sty bh s. W't.th au hul iassertiient uf C ~h Drees Goodsi. [n '-1 .N". T'ISsI'F/, IL\RI-' ES, GTWN.\ IsI \ 1-: Vls"I.I NS. &ce. eeom i z'm-s,; .\lp.:cas andt M\ourning Gooeds, in le.:sitin.; Utrtss Goodtets. in great variety, eonstanitly .ii th. eeboeve sire ef esur owen Dir~ete Jan-. po tit ili33' msl ofeed ait the L1 U Wtx E S '1 I -gas'...C \ I. eor C'ity A ceptanee. h.-ice I0 Ae Il Geeo.l- iwarir';net I. II ttWN I N G & I.1-'. .. AT THlE IiRON FRONT STORE OPPOSITE THE iHascinic Rall, Augusta, Gae 1)Iil.E RS iN Bc cis, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Eags, &c. ~Il:. nocw receivings their IAF.\.L ST'I' E of . .Gns I.: :e'. Slisses, lei c.c Yoeusths aind .\ilhd e 1'- lest at Iche bough~It. ( h-i .\s itine let ecettaills I"~~1'll1 sual y ksepe t ile i.:r-zie.t II iot aend Shoei Stores PLANTATICN BROGANS A NJ)} || l' Fs ecE1 I AA N'.'Y XUOEo .\ii of i ihI we' will sell edn thi -utest resniabk An :n-tt, Oct 12 If -9 Georgia I~arble Works, .I G IANEIN. W. 31. fII'lIT.O('E.- U- 1.)Mf 5"'eri s5:s -ri .\ .A.t- KilaseN & (o. E tit E ihlisaittau l hash ecein I sineer fl ec.imuieni t'er a lnui-r ef yeearcc 'The ort anyI' in th-- I initede States. Wee he I'c p-:ecIllt'ed outr faiitie's feor gcetting out Meunments, Tombs, Head Stones, .\ne1d elerv tingi in cur line eef busineses. iln bctter .t c l. Int chleaper rastes thanu anyl yarid in the \V hst n it i ecnesideethat w1:1e sawi ou ow''.n mart let te;.y no jbele.rs profit. andte lie htigh freight freom lthe N celrib. i ill be seen thast we possess5 matleri W'e I 'Ially seliceil lenr fri'leds ande thle public hr exmo llt'nr work am11 ttmpare oeur perice's with hlse f eelb.-r i y' ardls, biefoe rering t Nolrt hern .\hn-h ii. We haisve een Ihnd alt o.ur yard'e itn alri dun ' arertlti-nt ofl Fl N ISIl I I WORK \etlla et. Tabltests. 'eTombse &c'.-whll'ler~ sur gent, aI . W.' "sttnerlits, ills seil at our pries't'. Out pIicipaesl woruetk is don la st th li ulls. A e dre .1. G. R A NE N & Co. Nalsue Wt'orks 1P. 0., Ga. lant 11 lv . Notice. ' L\Y EDLI or Stetlln 1rom11 thle Subsl-eriber on I' .hunul in sts. aI IoW andSl C.\ I.1'. lTe Cowt wstas reed i' pe'h- Cotw. w.iiton hoerns ;the Calf wa5s ltine red hlertt. Sa~id Co1w wa.ste boutight freem ..II. SlIt hI. eeriSZinallye tile proerty eel .leehn Ceele manil andit was5 ill htis mar51k. A liberal reward will be. a-d for the delivery'ut 11111themt Ille. S. K. lHOWEIIS. Thunhut.r:1 uslay :10,. If 20. B~acoi ! TI Treteive1 a1 sulylh oef C.IIOICE 11 A CON eeI I I. SIIuULD)EllS atnd 11A MS8. fler sakl Chtile telr 'islh. 0. L. PENN, Aei'N-r. ciii .I tf I16 To. Reuul, r ill E Roomi at petsient enrt'~i'ed by Mir. Leid 1li1 . stc at 1 ry' Goeodes Shire. 1i Insmy abseniie aplt t d1. A. Wi!lanitis. S. Cili STI E. Groceries! 50 1IIDS. SUGAR, Also 50 Barrels STEW AU T'S don. 200 lIg's COFFER. 25 Hills. MOLASSES, 201) Coils ROPE, somine very superior. 10 lie jj~ls iuny ani Ilundee B..1N;INO, 3U W ia hole, I Ilt and utiniter lIbs. N o 3. No 1. and .le's MA CKEREL, also lKits, SAnil wo woiuld AlLso stalte,'' that wel have a inme assortment IIf. Blaikets, Negro Cloths, BeIdsteads, Clairs, Saddles, Osnabnires, Stripes, Irun, Nails. Oils, W htte 1tend. Stot, Miar Lead, Salt, Cleese. I'owder, Swp, Rliee, Ilien, &Vc., &e.. &c., And in fact, every article usually foluId in a Cro eery Store. J. SlijEY & SON. ilamiburr, Nov 14; tf 44 For the Planters! traiaui Guano. 1w0,000e and q.\LS. 70 Ih!s: i ttlewe's CTI E3MICA , SALTS, 30 " Pre groutil P'LAST EI. The above celelr~atLel 31antires far sa'I iv .J. SlIJl.EY & -ON. 1aninmhurz, Nov 14, 'f .14 : ig- The .aneenaille Ternl. Independent Press ail Ander'.nl; Gazl.e will copy tle alove Iur times. and 1)rwa bViS to ,1. 5. & SON Fresh and Pure Mfedicines, &c. r 31I Sib--r.her Las just received a SFLECT ST CK 1.1 Family Medicines, Chemicals, &c. -CNsilANG iN rART OF Sul1slh.ate of Quainainae. lure l1 Ahls, Supl. Carbol.;at.- Qf 1Cd . 1pil , Henry's 'al. 1:gnevs a, Crai, of Tartar, Ep't-m -Alts, F ohw sulpl oifii \lirpine, le 4'r P.-tasselr, 11n: s li q l l' all: I Vba.s ' I .ai ftita. .\talOall '.Iuj'ly oif i.:.t all div Ijpa.u:r Pat.,-n 1 I.Hi *aiv% (Ii .1'. (!:IV aull f I il late mariaaiiatra fite fi-o a.iL IIIltarawa-11. G. L. I'LN-N. AGENT. 0Pt 21;ih\s Copartnership Notice, Gencral Hardwcre Busarnss, Thmalr tan' yI.e I\ atl :.\ll e & *Al hw1. N. I iv. v :I: ;:- aIt vala el ,i. a.1-ml:taik.aI I Cheea'srg, A pl 27 'f 15 ROBINSON & JACKSON, IIFA.i1RUhiW S. G. . d A nl %i v p y I'f :. allaat the .aguleta Stocknt ii of th rdtar aothieb rel wanWV bt 20r frm d iutr at d Sieed Irn, 't,11ll ls. (aa-tilu's. 50 1 h Z. ..PEliN . A -xrs, - 75 i- Bra.. s Iaatem e I Ioes nir thers, .ra i.9e1itl, otitfrs, 21w w wi ails ad ::neels, 10 Raes f ille'lY Tlia inI ta0 i e tcr w ant Atvilth Tra r r. Ilelter. Trfdl ili 4,1 1 of \Vlauips. A lmbiplet S of p ,rki t n7tf 15ible Cudaryl -At.. STAC LN OF plains. IA .VI IW SaA. lli s hi~sta Iio. Billt Guls II .\VE n fatn. ittii ata coet CarSlt, ofll V1a ardws. N ols, iw may. I a 0cs. Taonr. aniel ~ v rais. CSineed Stis Stuckl.ati. ii.iia ( uai:,vs. Spiit I .cets, A aditas. lbiveN,: 1awl Taaus. Screw I'iata -, ;aj a 'J*1ti iia 20, (hs Caains. 1'aa 5 z Ina -\ s, 5O TH CO pEriCEorSw CueS OLS t~Tletspon a llother m~ae ofii \'!e all Avi l. Tracei, iatr. Lo.Iia h a ndrai her , --tyle of Chais :Air complnete rwiackaofirc ail.wrnd si TabieC utley Pie a ns. i a wsta. Cha -isi. Ii rewsia . i e,Iar Eniobs.~a 'it-caai lo s itin. .Guns, a~iti Powd ,a'ier Finska. V tton hand Wia o oi C ears, a Fiac Pia S . f rii t ons. Ii buemer. Itla -ts .Ci' fur s' n a tr. i nd Wtat re.' Ir ns Ctnll eSiiks Steeynis3 ' :llrkn G1 un:ls. Spri ExA.ev I r .S JiU. i t aia a. I elr i . ; - - ., Unmbupro . A / liri! aas, 7 .i,! ii istia 15sr ROGER'S aiP IL~ata r IERWiGa RT vI . TA. rai Ca'.tTION. -/al T iiSa prepr i n iso l gettin. lint Io d Ie nl /I overn Country.iaiai fi Th aianneronas *eers ii ie reci e ra in o ar vaia:ns a ntinflormii n ist Ct enr i. flR. in il. one ofrithe beht, ia not th ret ni).t ('onh 3fdia-i eie i now f rei heaiii. ia laitaI' ali t la iruia;/,/itre livresat. n : tsufro. u uti l euaa:s res thea'l rery lro sa cae. ha relieved: ~ th pai as rni.t. aers ina 3edi-~ eines. aliai hyic' m al t S eiaiiy. A r k thil At iten -in unrnenrea t iaaaa n ji nai hat.:il h at lle ais eperenae ofa iheraea-ets ofa ti.isri d i . If' he h.aia been eing i. f ior iaa ten att f e hea wtill tie l. y aou hjt ia llT IS TAllEIT iCIN iXTANT.! lichi w wt i~i v aaa few exr::i i n ihta -rv wae a vei Draaa.t t. . Obi.taa of hvmalb- ifIia..a r sau:- lai rr been~a usiliitu ar rro al Ta er ry :art nrlafl. int mtrti fo tre e~~' anr ~ t1:s .td. 'ani writ i alure ivisae:m ,t : 'ia r r, r ra ! 'uuv )V . s 1 n .u~a 3 T r n I) A* | Ill taitll || t Iar.l ( mal :intail or aa:.N .0 I.-ta|llr.-sae'I. Sill. la. C. -:-T. leNN. rler*rot C.m1! 'r is~ tMr v&ktitty laia u rt' (.jala I st.: l'ltl ttNErf. ANan w erynmw.11.: ...le ms; oli. nel sntar itisrrt I nliA NI nll iJting the. Aaga'mlai.,nt la f or e Aghi eht i: ruvm. 31ur'I .\e2iU iknsDsc.S . 3. . . 1c h.t n faiay.:i eNcamm: ~t to hi, n e::hls tav n! by h ual h eania:-ia::. lilh dijiillitol- ifl th I.' amr tirs, aaiuih-d iftil a evrei cwn;;h b e w~itas ri xliv'el by S.nrnr Utand or~. f r :l pa , of -h -o b Il 1rar-2 ta h u Ra-o plal. nt m~ re01iil the luhl, nnieari~em uiis exo-hl boule. Toall, ne as ay~a re /ra pe, v re ttai-;aeea Wtl~ Sl.D iNia hs alON!!! An ini tiiaaal.y tatk ra l li s.C nsnpin ne a1 ti.Rgrs yo f 52nrro- ndTr Whlit e Ci'eil iTiscAND Oil,13 Tin.g 24nn aie. i f :.aAsn1wlorn, the enruuve- nrapprcun each lth-. whole1'ab. i'ad a i et fraiu tac I- a't 'ItirD 11J Ii''hari- t 'EWIN OtiaCC. ~ani i.fl. Sours A:lai'a Pi oiic -s:1 Soa~ti ns I r. iTaa tlao whoma all' rersiiand: app ltn byr theni a, orst h ille bhare-- yig lsd.re g -shlbyG.L.l'NN E-IfiiC.I. II.' A1eI T. A-1EOc .Ahtl- .1. Pi\TA .26E . w .. NEW SPRING GOODS! RICH TWISTED SILKS, BAREGES AND TISSUES, ORGANDIES, ZACONETS, BRILLANTS, FRENCH CALICOES, EMBROIDERIES, &c. AIt' ELLE14 & WARREN, AUGUSTA, GA. J i ihve received a large Stock of the above GOUODS. which ?-r Novelty, Beauty and Variety, Are helieved to he nisurpassed ih any Market ; nna having b-en selected fiom the very latest iinpeeorta tiontsic, our easteznrs will fied them to be the new est and choicest Goods of the 4eason. -Aiso A beautiful list of Goods for Misses' Wear, con sisling If lich 11AREGE ROBES, (sonething new :) eat Freciieh USIX iiNS ail BllLLIANTES i Plain. fluff, Pink, fflue aniel Fawn col'd Frenel CA NBI'ICS: French, Eui-0:sh and A nerican PRIN'TS. We have also, a haisoein St-ck or Goods for GENTS AND BOYS' WEAR, Which we wienhii be pleased to show our custonere bIIl he publie. ssuring them that ota 'anicta wit.16 iE AS CIinAP AS TiME CliiAIEST. - - Pei stinls frcomii the t-utry %iid do well to, Live i us a enll befiore l'>tiehcswing esent here. A ngn-ta, . pr;il 19. tf 14 GREAT SOUTI E RN REMEDY JACOHIS CORDIAL, UllOl.El:I*A. DISE.NTElRY. DIAlM110-EA, CHOLERA MORBUS, BILLIOUS COLIC, CHOLERA INFANTUM. Ai.so. A DiIIIAiHiS A I).irTi) TO iANy DisEArFS Or l'EMiAuL$. mos- -:srs -ci..v %I.L M:NSTlt:AT!ON T1il Ill: T7"1'Ee IF-' ,If.t (Y)?S 00>1|.- 1. A PE 7Yf) - TI'E. 171'5U li' l' jjeoir 4'JL.'EEtJ A>I.' l'Xe 11,17..AKYo W.V Toi IM'v m:A' YiN!! 7 1t. it enr-s tIse wo-rst enses #of Wiarrhorr: 2.1. It eie the w4ar-t f. ri, i I' ! 1nc::.ry : ::'1. Ii -tenrs (n!fb-rnnla i r .\e'xi e mn irle-a--: 4th. It re'ieves the severet C'holie: 51hi. It -eures . -ho lern Mori-: Ili. It eurts 't'Chern hia iini: ,!. I ven-, Ieninfuil Nen-z-irisii-ii: Nile. It relieves I'ain inl Iwlhik el ..in- till . It coutileravi, Ne.% insuiwsr lnd Iie: 'Iiy: ,l. It re-teres iregi:nritie.; it. It (lire-Is ;l'.ey iml 1I.tvrial Feeins; 12th. It's an admirable A Few Short Extracts fromt Letters, Testimorials, &-, I i:vet (-c: c .n..1/, t'eerili:ll i ;-% r:n:ly, ruaili -1:n.1 ii a inc l tiicent uirui ini m~y ,h:e!uiv- : n a blu rentevIc." 11..n. It li.AM W.\N: Fl:. .hui;-%:e.1 f:- rin c -tnuri, ;a. I elve.' ::'leth-nit:re inl brein: le to rec'inna-d ,a-. e vh', Crdin'-iny own loter-nni exeinc.:ri :Iie i.gr - ri. mr -r f : 1--i:.h!w.er d :n iw-en . o vn . i.,a u - -ni --on.r :re 1'.r fl rie 1o I r it tip ber all that 4' i crports W IVM I . UN I E1LW01 'i), Former'y .vitle of Siiperir C--rt. Cherolee C renit. '1 ic.i-e- greatip .r,- in rcm-r-i iendingt i:- inv::li nlio see~lcin. r..:!! eil~eal w 1h I wei iirre.,.f..r wb - l.el-ie iii-' Id' n c c-vri::n remui di-chieic' y c.p. r~.r 1o :myua inig ch!-ever:r.iel i-y ine." .\ .\ G:\ 'l.lNG. I G. c i . .. M f fth- (rmi I .--ge foef Gun. -l " Th is eno- i remhen-dy is irivelliin' inio ce!ehriy a- , ri.l n, ie:-.:rl.- p:lie! hi-e.. n cinoi h ide Rus:, ul gaining comeni-I:et'in wher. Ver ieedc." Geeirria : .ierronhmn.3May 19th, 143. I 1:1i1 i e e-1 .ice'es c"crdlial in my faecnily. nnl thiis. with n I th:,t I hiv-r n'...ul it a- a renesly lev thoese who have Irled ii. inineii''s it ' i 0 b. lieve i11:11 i -sinels at IhI Ih d ii e r ecry Irep:rtion ofi lie Isiini.ucel I would ruinin-nd its use in thle li1.-:- - I tar v. h0il it is cv, u ihu. . I11.1-.- t;. Ia;II:S.M.1i.% ];:tink of Ga.. GrIIn. If thre is aney re-i I-lilty in Im:m le-sinioiny .Tacolb'is ,ial lt i:el pere-eeninentiil nil othe'r lreprtions for t re eef Il-iceI Iie:es. Friom i; -. wf te.stimo %in iit- Ife-r c-netini in irin all nii:rters. it mnlat oe very r;cr ill : ri-:n '. nsa imi'rative enir, f r iu r iflot 1 all nther -patieni'precrtionAFs." ..F-.FM. I ING, A-n Sl::rune ime! Fire Inqurace Itank. Griffin. T F-*--r :le in lh-ilie..v ti. ."I L PEN.N. Ar\T anti the perinell.n l-rehIe :. n. w- l IrnuiViti. tihr oighoit the State. W.!. WIl.1:: & i).. Proprietors, Savanniah. !nhy 11. .im 17 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDIGEFIE.LD SALE. IN EQUITY. J4,hn11 Rainsf.-rdl. Afdmc'or of ) U. J. IloIver, dee'd., | Bill to set up .T. D. Tbbetts, Mortgage, call in F. 11. W Ardi'aw, Creditors, j-c. Jas. F. .\diis an others ) IN Iir naince of tile Order if Chan. Dargan in ills e'ni-. 0 e'l m s'iil:ir tle Cr ditors of the efendani .blbnI lilt. as hte Ordiniry of the Dis trt ofJ E. tfiel-viid al.o all and singular the Crito-ris w Char11es .1. (lver., late of the said Dae ic:t de eed.-ai w%-,I tliese having denit:ds nc-cnin i1t himi. inee-n heis owni neceunit, as t hose basinug dceniiise :ciauinsi heiim as one ofl the sure-tit s of the aid .bh lii ii1. haie 0idiiiary of the said DEstrict ire le-. hii re1iired Ie lbe aiid apepear b'eore nie in mvi lit ait Eetii'ld Ccomt Ih- nse, on Ahe iiday th'e 3d1 <h1 o f .l uly nex?, then anid therte to make duei. proeefi if thir'lireepectiv e debts andI demnii :-~ andie sneh of the sa1(id riditrs as fail to comne in andie pr-v e theui re-pective dets, on the day above' rlnenthmed~i. wilt he~ exciied fi omo all bene~fit of' the eelte to b'- .ie01101:i0ell in tlhis eiluse. Cccmm' rs. O(lie. Slayu W.i 1854. 4t 20 STATE 01- SOUTHP1 CA ROLINA. EDG(t~Et.D DISTRlt:T. iN CO)MMlON PL EAS. S. F. Stevens, ex.Foreign Aittchme.nt. Chli T.F l!ariiis. rp Il- Ph intilV in' the nibcve case hauvinig tii day SIle Ih. i j.. nt:cioni in nay Oflie. ancd the IDitfenii boit:: ha-ig .cithe-r wife ntir Atoe-runey to re '-itde nii ihi thc- lbitits eel th's State, on nii tic a copy of said Inchu'~Iaeh~ wcithI a rn'e tee p':eal em be served.1 (in n:..i in if .\r. A iiAuts. le1ainiuil's A ttor lie-r.I etc-i d. Thai~t said D eiiiehmlt apir~ and ai ., .,,1 1)L e:rratic n witini a ..';r an id a daiy Ir~ ie-i .. e h..-r .f. '-. .r ~:.nl .mdie ab-sohle judgmevnt wl lebe give ni againist h.im. TIlos I. I 1\CON, C.Cc.S. D. ('h-rk's (Offee. A pr'il 17, 18541. 1Y 14 Et)(;.FIF ID itSTRPICT. IN CO310IO PLEAS. S. E. I'oereetis, rs. Foreign Atta~i~cmenta T 'l l'. lhinitill' in thceeebove ease hminutg tis daty f. cid his tie e'ara;t een ini myi (ilice. :indi th'e D. fed.umi huviviu ut-ithe ife noi ur A it-iney'3 kinee ii te ir'ele i~h ~ hini the limiets eof this. tatte. c-n whten e.pes efe;l , s i c,.el:,ru'ione wl'thl-e t o ee mi'e ceti he sev .1: (lieneee m :thn of .\ltr. ''-rvi.V.s. A toiineyf pl;1)os~ chlaaeetJ wcithin a ye-ar andie a dayi r~a ithe t ie he-f. er' ihm~ anid absolitt judlgmint u ill be. awcared :gynin;t beim. iN E4'C'1TY. fl i . BdVili fir A4cr! <j- Re-'j Ge.'rige Zinnernii - etil. [T nl;ear;i:i ihat thle I etf..edanit Jhcln eStrt'c ie I silt's wi.;hie-nt thle liiitseIf this Sitate. cen :noteion cof 'ihessrs Ii:ouL~~ucu~. l .\ii- :ithtis Scli(i t-rs, t incleed ihat ilie id- liefen'idani ctiemir, plead or aniwer i' he le I hIl in this e~i ise., 'w iliin three ilictith-- lfreii the pubtli.etiein ofi this Oreret, or the saied lid wili be eniteed prno counf/esso against htimi. A . 61.\ilNS. c. E. F I. S A1prit 27. 1854. 'hn ~ Edgefield & Cheathiam Plank Rs 710.\ln afte r the 1st M iy niext .thelgelild L'aC iheathl. ii n lik ltcead- wc Ii eopenedi fromn .\lr..1.uu.:s ii iori's tee the jnnietiont wcithu the lltam buzrtg & tC-!du elch I'lanik Iteeadl a distain'ceof abeeut le miile's, amd the feleewinig (Rates of Toll will be. exated. RaiE-tes of Toll. F-our, five and six horse Wa:gons,5 5 ets per mile Thcree "' " 4 " 4 Tw''co " Catrritiges 3 " "i " ilorseback travecll-ers, I "~~ Vehicles c-n mee-tinue, are echt enititledi ? half the P1L.\NI K Tln('K. amte the Drivers are regaired to, turni to the " tRI l ' S. F.. GOOD)E, Pair.stnasT. A pril 923. - t-- if 15 Not ic c. LL, Persicis indg1~btedi to -the Estate of M1. E. J i eclinugswortuhdee'dl..u tio e the time of his ee'th. :ire req~uested tco imakie imuiunediate paymce-t aiwh ii -hse hau~vli dlemndes nainsut sa~id Estate will 1). Fa. 110LLINGSWORTH,. Adm'or. luir 29 If I1 N te hay by the Snbscriber one Note of Chri.,tie, f-er S27,3'3, dauted Feb. 6,. 1854, wcith ini tere~st fromiu 1st .Januu 15. Alt persotns are hereby forewar:cnedi t'i-eom ir:inug for said Noite. FELIX LAEE.