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- - - - ---a e. ..-EmNo. .1 ~ilthed Tstd by a retiring-Bro hE Nealthe blacksmith grimy. an -giim *Ad..wathed.4the..blae rise.higher and jigher, Asit fit up each brawaiyjimb - - -ang, banf hisfiamizrrani, --gg- odipny .a.sparc ; They seemed-the devil. own fire-flies - -.:As tigy uaqead through Uw dark. T 'Tlo sminith s tck'high-the Smith struck low As over his work he beut, Andir--evcij blow hd bden on a foe, A'battle lia-d ioon Been spent. Cling, cling, the steel duth ring,' - ... ..In Bfming.crimson dressed - Of all the callings that I know, I'loie the'bliacehmithl. est. - - King Siegfricd of old was a blacksmith bold, . And well on the iron could pound; *ith his very.fitst blow, he drove, I'm told, Thd anvil into the ground, - fRound;rouild, into the ground, -A'dbeat his hammer flat; : No man alive but a baeksmith stout Could strik& you a.hpw like that. And Siegried became'a inonarch of might If a man wbonalse in. pow!er and height, :ablAksinith le well may be. Srack, sniack, with niany a crack* As-he hammers the spade and plough - Fr so dia- Tubal Cin-of old, Ano he m'ustAo'so n ow AYIFE IN ECSTACY AD A hUSBAND . A -. FIDGET. 'The deed is accowlished:' My. wife has got a-piano,iind-now'farewell the trhnqufl imind,- I r'well:onient udid the evening papers and. the I big vaintition rtue'.-oh fare- I -well !And:oh ye mortal engines, w-h'oso rude throats -the immortal Jove's dread elamors coun-. -terfeit-;' but-stop, I can't bid - them farewell, for i oie of themni has just. arrived. It came an a E irny' :Si. men carried itint6the parlor i and it. ~ gfuntdIawfur lt.weighs a tou, shines; like a i mirror, and'hiks carved Cupids .dimbing ug its limbs. And such lunrs whew! My tvilfe:has commend'tocZcritd-'tlie firsit time she I touched the-nachine, Ithdught we were in the midst of a thunder storlnand t4 lighthning had .t.rtiek The zrookeiy.cteets' Thie cat- with tail ereetook A beb Jmd -for. a-particular friend up on. theb..hack :fen -ediolishing.a si shilling p.tanoof glass. The baawke,.the little-fel- 4: ob* triedhighs to bea th'e instrument but her didn't do if. It-beat him. A teacher has been I introduced into the house. *He says lie'is the last of Napoleon's grand army. He wears a. hegeniousfache, I6os at me fiercely, snrens of I garlic, and goes by .the name. of Count Run. nway-and-never-back-again-.by. He played an I extra'et de opera the other night. lie raq his i fingersthro' his hair twice, then grinned, then he I cocked his eyes up at the ceiling, like a nionkey hitinting'llies, thenidoincame one of his.lingers I and.Iheard-adolightful sound similar to that .1 produced by cock-roacFi dancing upon the te nor strin -of a fiddle.' 'Down came :anogier fin- I gei- ,ad iva reminded of the'*ind whistling through a knothole in a hen coop.. le toudhied his thumb and I thought - I was in an orebrk I listening to the distaut braying .of a jachass. -.t Now~ he ran his fingers along (he keys andi 'fhionghr of'i 1)0) i'ttlinigistick ump.on a picket fence.711 of ra sliddenr lie stoppedl and I thought ;a. hurricane haid happened:. Then -down: camet -bothI fsts, ana oh Lord such .a noise was lnever heard before. .I thmo-wgit a hurricane had struck' '1 :the liouse and the wilis were cia inhanmg ned ia indh~e clar,-ande ton of coal- was' - hasi-burt.hen~ tho iefqraal uise ~Ippg an~d I i - heard.my .gife-eaclate-"Exqulidte"N~Wlhrte - is~teeoii. the.'aatter'!" The answcr was.-e "Why, dear. 'that's .La. Sonuninhnf'"Li.4t.-t. S'on adi uI!~tliought 1I, aid'the Count frbited. up his-she~et of~papr.H -calls .it 'mus,but *for the life of rae I c:in't make it look like anhy * -thing else than i- rail fence with a fot' of jove -nile ingry clinibing over it. Beforethat, instru. miit- of'torture-camne into tha honsc,.lcoid'' en 4ny mlxeclf,JmnkiL:..etry darnedlwouian in the C . nieighbarbood nmu4 .be inivi~.t~to hear the new I 'piano and every time-the blasted thing Lhriekse oht likd -a~ locmotive with the: bron tiS'i ljive f - to praise its tone, and wthen the "invited guests. are playiihg hiredo say "x.qasite," " dlight- I -fuli I'." heavenly'! and ill suuk. trash, -while at --the samne- lime, I.-know jnaL as-inuehi about mti-ie as-a- biind'-codhish. There are more turniniri limmers'timirdeomfort in Our honuse anid-,.and' t wlIi -trie'ai:fventor -f the' plino was troubled: -rfvth-a pieijetuif fiihtipnnre and obdinged to sleeft iri one .of 16~ instruntell'ti;ail his.'ilfe. .fodir mysI 'I hnid righar-ptijliyead under tin pan V unl behriimidtu sleep ittyglrb bfmuothiing I irenzsth inr hie.i 'Lat Sunamizl' or tiny other 1l. L't thuumped out 0f a piaino . ..tettLr pennies in a front ofamy houisei rind' draiv togeth'er all~the a waderingf minstrels in the -e:-ty--hanid-soreqns, t bainjos, fiddle"-tambouinee, rittling bones 'andI ri --fshion. .Let juvenile mionkeys e.r'wl'ia at e uiy wiindows in searehm of- lhre -ce-i4et'- e -e fbeaiakened at midniglstwhy tie--eay of amur. d - der ! rainlte fire Lells 'ibd "uvea dil of'r time -genernll-Hy-do all this, and I'Iv-irl -not complihi:t. bit banish-pnos! Mly pi no ha s got to go':' I t~ .um gomer.to launchl the mnfe.rnal machine ont .of 1 the winduw the first dar 'night, 'and triendiL d -*."advire youtosleep wigh cottor..n' yumr' s, h - '--<to roost upont -your houstetop.-:- .'ot thiat'ma. " tidh of Young Am'ariea, I wilfjstate that all the a pieces:of'bra~s'tfe tind 'ivory keys they~ are * welcome to buit the sheleton I wvaut for a refrig erator; - - .. d A.;frie~d of odi, sas tje Albany r bzne," Bo . dtrig L e * ecolsl term,. thought he.- d aoud 'o into J1amiltoni and have.a moosejibnt. ei fle.jeft the- cily,.in-. company .with si:,: -other gen theimen, on W edsdy- of last week.- :Aft. r a ilde of : bot.twveity-four hours,- they reneh.d - the borders of the great: wi'd rnss.- Hlavian put up their horses and sleigli -'t the Last tavri$- - they-.startd out for a -wee-'~ port in the~woods. Thsecond-day. in the wilderness, o0r friends I and party sterted a moose of first ehiss propor.. I ,tions. -They sighted him about noun, and kept on his track till'abut 3 o'clock p. in., when' the *party informed Dob-that they were comple~tety y' tired out, and they initendmed to take the batck track for the shanty and have dinner. *w - Our friend said:~" Very well, go baelk if you . ploease.- As fur me, 1'll have, that mooseoor per ishi in the attempt." The party~vent back and th Bob went ahead. Hie kept up the chamse till - l nearly dusk, when lie g->t sufliciently near the *critter to give him condign. *lie wvas a glorious . - - fellow.- -Like Frank Grainger, " six feet hig'h I and well proportioned." 1Bob wvas rejoiced atm - his success...But his plceasure hamd one drawback, "whast could he do ithi -imn?" Another source " .of.uneasiness was the excessive c'ld, and the o* distan&e from the shanty, somne. eight miles. sh While phibsophizing upon hits folly, night-cune * on, and as there-waano suchm thing as gcet i -up a. fire,.he wzis at his tvit's end- to keep from freeting.'ii'list lib bit. upon ann expedtes hi He eitipieiaose, look-'ut its enfrails, and erawl~ed 2naiujf~down..:The aniii heat ki kent h nas'warim asa pepper -sass," till about "m m zidniighit; whlenbe'fdWasleep- ie awbdke iotionth sunrise'andthotdght he would c'raewl out and -start back to his frienbs. ~- There'' was one pu b ack to this'arrangement. After thhat had-n left the moose, lie had frozed as stiff as a post,.' an operationd'ihT su 'eeted Bob to as rigid eon. - finement as- if l'e had been locked up in a Ban.m *-tile. -~boendeavored-to cut his-way- out with-a sal - ' hife-'but it wats no go--h-miglite .s welk have-' -udertaken tio whittle granite. - Bjob. aipnt a - - 'most -melancholy'day, and fintilly wdi-ried indu're SCe into a sound .sleep. . -- - *. *to ..Whizk tins unconscious,. a&ompany of. hun -.ters came alog diseoveret- thp-rnos, ened.. :a rope to'liisleo' and- et -aboou s~a~ ngmin;~ . -aout.af thaen os The mov - itaW a.t lob,who thought hejwas -getting iunted, aad ierefore commeticed hallooing for help. Such d n6ise coming from adead :moose, excited the h uperstltion of the hanters -to such a degree at they abandoned their prize-knd fled as if the s evil was after them. After running about htree 'miles tlii'y ''et Bob's-friiuds, who .had. jj een out all'day trying to discover his wiere bdtts. Th himters -fold'"ths story;bdfthe 'd itiit'ed'6dose: and the 'strange noise 'which d 1. 6e frbin his abdoruen. Bob's frieids -smiled. 'They requested the hunters to return. In a Y alf hour thQ " haunted.moose" was reached..The riendshi'alooed ".1ol!" Byb hallooed " her!" I' Phe friends said: 1we are going * to cut.; look I iut for-the.axe.' Bob said.: " let drive-better aIe A. damaged tead thaulegs made of icicles." a he adventure has, made in impression on Rob- 1 irt. He says next tijie he sleeps inside a moose, t ie will take good care that it has 1 le~ath fhin res on its back." SHE ALWAYS MADE HOINE LtlfrPY: . A plain mairble stone, -in a New- Englana liurchyard,. bears the brief inscription, "Sh6 !wnys .ninde home happy." - .This epitaph was penned by .a bereaved hus. and after 4pt years of wedded life. He. ight iaee said of his departed wire, she was. beautl ul and accomwlished and an ornaient to' socie y,.and yet not have said she madeliome Jiappy. ie. might have added, she was a ehristian, and lot have been able to say, " She ~always. made tome'-happy." . -What a rare combination of virtues.and graces his wife and mother mu..tt have possessed. flow visely she must have ordered her house! In chat patience'she must have possessed her soul! I low self-denying she must have been. How ender and lovin! How thoughtful for the olmf6At ofall-abo-ut her. Her husband didiiot seek happiness in piib ic places,-beeduse he faund paurer and sweeter njoyment at home. t [Icr children, when away,'did not dre-ad to re. urn, for there was no place to t-hem so dear as iome. There was their mother thinhir.g for hem and praying for them, and longiijg fer their oming... . - When tempted they bought of her. When n. trouble, they remembered-her kind voice and er ready sympathy.-When sick, they must go onie they co.uld not die away from. their dear nother. This wife and mother was -hot exempt from he.cares common to her place. She toiled; he.iufl'ered disap-ointmehts and beravements, he was uffiited ip tier owni'person, but yet she ras submissiv;.auid cheerful. The Lord's will oneeruing.he.r was her. will, and so she passed uay, leaving this sweet rememberance beind er: "She-always -made home happy.-New Fork Evangelist. MECHANICAL PHRAgEs.-A few days ago a ouple or men got into at fight, and as a conse nence, it'being naturally the case, a ring of ex ited individuals got around the parties and each ecording to his owui feelings.hjhe iatter, gave is advice: " Peg it into," said the shoemaker; "hammer is upper leather. for him,-that's it, wax him y lad; beat him ?1" "Cut it into his fat, old fellow," said the utcher; " knock him on the head! You're a egular calf, you are! Knuckle him, now yer ot him, and make mince meat of him - "-Dress him well," seid the tailor "see how I e pants! fell him! give him a sti'eh-in--his-rise! utton up his lip, anaknock -him' banginp ! "Tan his hide," said the currier;' peel the ark off his nose--and daniage his skin!" "This suits me excetly," said tlhe lawyer, get his iead in a chancery, and blee'd him tillihe lenda, t-hen be's a.good case". -Then adveneing athe other.one, he shid:-:-- lHe' ddin att inlju- I vhe's perfectly ferocious, rake time law o'n bim, 'nd, Ill look out for th'e re'mlnder. "I saw.him strike you tirst," said the carpen- I 'r. "lyail him ! Knoek his upper..rights'tfromn .nder him-! cross cut hiih until he hica dormant 'f b'et a bausket of sliavings doi you, old ehap !" 1 "Phig. him in the eye,', said''a'tobaebonist. I Get a double twyist on'him,and'themy'chew 'him p. Dot't let hi~ stunig you, gire him qo on is niggier:headl !" Eflphiai beiween the evesmiith.. your Ei " wad-thei-Prinrer, - anow -flmar no 1.s 11h1 you 1-2' jI'iddi! bittdr hiisbold face and knock his f4,rm'.4 sto p'~ " "W~hat's the vod ?" said the police, condlng up fler every one was gone. "Show us a chan~ce a~ have a gi-ab atlsomebody'!" ONE OF TH$'SPEEeHIES.-Job Kolik was one f 'em on .the..stump. A doubled 1.arrered hiroat and lungs as haa-ge a.two bushel bad4etis. nabled 1im to electrify his constituents up'toi" hting pointdnm less tirne than it would take .a busquehanna raft to go over Niengara Falls. lis great speech'delivered in Blobb Stubb's ten ere lot was a grashler, . For the sake of pos erity we give' an extract: " Fellow citizeie-r 'on might just as well try to dry. up the AMlan- ' & c oan with-ai broom st'raw.,-or :dra w iis e tump from under my feet with n -harneeed a'dfly, as cnvhice mnithatI ~mls't gwinie to be lecte.d thisjieat.. .M. cpponent. don't. sta:11 a hance; rgot-a sniff. Why he ain't as intellee. aal as a common sized 'lhad. :Fellers, I am a ull team with -two bull dogs under time wao nd a tar litieket-l am. Itf thar's anyb.'dy this r ide of.ihar the-sun beginsa to blister tihe'earth amt e' a:lvrailo me, let him show'. himself-l'm - mealy. . Buys, I go inm for thmo. Ameican .engle aws, sta~s,..stripes and al:-i and mniy.I.burs t uli uerhast-in'.tsmtonholms, of -'--don't knock dorv n, rag out :afd gosge-every body as- Ad'nies me." h G~stnrs.-Awriter inI the"urlington Sen nel savs tha-t in one 'of thie back towns of al eighboring State., where It'is the cuistom forthle a nietshool-teacher to 'hboard round.' the fl wing incident, oce'urred, aud is ouiched l'rb b autlirrit A yeamr. or 'two ogo, an, allotament being macde the usual manner for the benefit of Ie wehool- , htress, it happened- that the proportion. ofonie ~ an was jn'st.twvo'days and a-half. ... . I The~ tencher sa down to dinner on the third a my and was'beginning to eal, when the manm of di lm ouse addressed her as follows: '1adlam;fI strppose your boarding time i s'out, hen you have eaten half a diner, but as.1 I >n't want to be ume:im,. you .may eat, if you obose, about as mneh as usual" Ax'EcDoTE OF yUDGE IITEs.-TheC Jadye re.-' ntly c:.lled :.i' the- sidage' stirb, dignding to A ake- thme puichmase of a maelkerel. ~Several' 'T icnds were ini wiho know that the Judge had1 :comie a good temperance man, and were -wi!- b ig to r-uni him~a little. 'lThe storekeeper joineid the sport, and begged the Judge to take a lit- di a somnethmg. .Whtwitty you have, Judge ? Take any thing Thme Judge hooked arounlid, as'-if in doubt ~ it to choose, aind replied : . * I beliere I will lake a mackerel *1' Helping himself, he gravely walked out of a store, and was not invited to take anythig era..agalfn. . j REAL. UlsSCoNTENT.-Thme foiw ng anecdote related of Rort de Insului, or llalieland, a' 01 in of how birth, amnd one of the bishops (of co ablam: Having given his mnothier an establish- N int suitable to lisa own rank, and asking . her cc, wyhen he went to see her, how she fu~rd, ed e answered, 'Never worse !' ' Whait troubldes1 ee.?' said thme bishop; .'.hast thou not men and du noen enough to attend tiee 1'. -' Yes,!. quothe i old woman, 'and more than. enough ! I say of one gts arid he: runs; to another-acome her, fellow! and the varlet falls'- down on his ces; and in'short, all things go on so abofi'i. bly smnoothr- that my heart is bursting for sdmne ng to spite me,'nnd pick a quarrel withal,!"4 Carur.-Thiose who ma~y be* subject in'the' Wa hat time'to that exeraciatinigpain called-eramp;, th I be doubf lesi glad to hear'h that by tying any d of bandapga very tighit round .the..leg im diately above .the knee, this unpileasant son ion will be instantaneously removed. '' rihe great Doctor Jennings, of London,. has.j t the following lines wvith a couple of ducks ear nida' I sna~y t israp of;leter4 t~fel).yen hs Mairy is very *much lege. A A regular d6ctpr no longer sheanks, -. Pherefore T na nP er anni copl of qukek NEYSPArE Y-LAS.---A coemporary,.lays own the fo1lo ir~~ pithycode of nmwspAper by Lws. .They aire te best we have seen drawn up. 1. Be btief. This is t'e age of telegrafi and tenon-raphv.- - 2. ile poiqted. Don't write allaround a sub ct without hitting it,.. 3. State facts, but don't stop to moralize. R's drow~sy subjecit. Lefthe reader do his own. reamng. 4. Eschew prefaces. Plunge at once oui.subject .ikeoa-swimnier-in cold water. 5, If you have. .written a sentence that you ink particularly fine, draw your pen.through it. pet child is allways the worst in.the family. 6. Condense., Make sure-that you really have n idea, and then record it in- the.shortest possi le terms. We want thoughts in their quin. assence. 7. When your artieleiiecompleled-, strike out inetenths of the adjectives. The English is a trong.-hanguage, but wo:i't bear much "indu ing'. 8. Avoid all flown if:inguage. Thi plainest tnglo-Sax bn wares are 'the best. Never use tilts w.Jicn legs will do as well. 8. Make your sentences short. Every period i a milestone, at which the reader may stop and est himself. 0o. Write legibly. Don't let your manu eripts iook like the tracks of a spider half rowned in ink. We shati mistake any body or a genius, though he write. as crabbqdly as hapoleon. RECIPE, ron SPAviN iN --orss.-Two. table poons full of common salt dissolved 'in one int of water, to which add two table-spoons of ayenne pepper powdered fine, and half a pint f lard; all to be put in a pot and simmered lowly, until all the water has been evaporated; hen add one ounce of hartshorn and ope ounce r laudanum, all well mixed and pet into a bot le and well corked. Rub the affected knee bree times a day with the mixture, and you will 'lid one' bottle will generally effect a cure. .'Jis.will also cure the swinney. G. MUTUAL FORBDEARAINE.-The house will be ept in a turmoil where there is no ioleratibn of ach other's errors. If you lay a single stick of rood in the grate and apply fire to it, it will go ut; put onanother stick, and they will :burn; nd. halfa dozen. and you will have a blaze 7here are other fires, of a kindred nature. If ne member of a family gets into a a passion, nd is let alone, h4 will cool down, and possibly e iishamed and repent. But oppose temper to emper ; pile on all the fuel; draw in others of he grpup, and. let.one harsh answer be followed y another, and there will soon be a blaze which rill twrap them all - UsE MrNUTES.-It 'is asked .says Channing, tow can the laboring man find time for self-cul ure ? I answer, that an. earnest purpose finds ime. Seizing on sparo. nome.nts, it turns frag nents into golden account. A man who follows is calling with industry and spirit, and useahis arnings veonomically1will always find some ortion or'Tlie 'dat is coimmand. And it is stonishing how fruitful. of improvement a short eason becomes, when eagerly seized. and faith-. ully used. .1t has - often ',bcen observed that hose who have the most -time-at their disposal, irofit by it the least. A single hour in the day iven to some interesting subject, brings unex 'ected accumulations of knowledge. A diffident -lover going to the town-clerk to. equest him- to publish the bang of inatrimony, aund him at work alone in the middle 6f a ten ere field 'and asked hii to step sid'e as he had omething for his private ear. Sodig 0is the p'epyer of' matrinmony, and- the ade rethe liepper boxes. Sp* says an old fo y bachelor. We wvould give his name, but are fraid lest the pidId his neighbor hood might ic disturbed bythe noise. of a broori handle! A giiness. war exmnin in a dase. of Slander. efore a Judge who regnized..him. to repeat the recise words spoken.. The witness. besitated ntil he..had drawn the attention of the' audi. nece; then fixing his eves earnestlly upon the udgo he began-: -" May it-'pleaso yonr honor, ou,,lie '.ontealaou get your living by steal rterrupted him by exclaiming:, " Turn Jo the ury, sir." .Of the,. Tiia Mvanufactury, ARDat..R.-T. M IM S'-T AN Y A R D! H E1l Subscriber yrould respectfully infor'm the citizsens of- Edgeflceld and the rurrotrndinig Dis iets. that he hais removed touhis residenrce, where e assrecently erected :a large' and commodious hop, ands is nuow prepared to-earry on thme N' ALL 1.TS [IANCliElS, such as Alanufactu ngi Tin Ware.Tliereliants, ROOFING, GUT EI'JNG, tpnd all manner of. JOZI WORK: Ahays on~ hand a generai.ass.>rtment of: TIN AND JAPAN 'WARE ! l'I' M.ischants supplhied at shortest notice and on Lu. most reasonable ternms. Orders soliciite . 0. L. REFO. Oct 3 .tf 37 . 'HE EBQGEFIELD BOOT AND SHOE MAN UF A CTORY ! J.HIE Subscribor most respeet fully inforims his friends thait e is still at tihe s;:me old Stand, ad nmakes to order, Bootst and Shoes F THE BEST MA TERIA-L AND WORKMANSHIP, Also,-on.luand, a very fine a'ssortmlent of' re.-s. Do).ubie Sred Water Proof and Quilted. Ikttom BOOTS; uid, 'as. usuali, i variety of those FINE PU-MP* . lHOOTii, so mnreJ and so ju~stly :jdmired. Yi of whWii,.in fiduce,. lie will sel!l at the LowV st Prices for U.ASII aod CASil.ONLY. e'will str'ietl& adhere tu this rni' in eve'rviInstance. ~ arnelstly tiustsi thiat $ON~Ewill.expect himi to apart from it.. .WM. MIcEVOY.. Sei't2i. . . . . ti. ._._ . 37 BOOTS AND @HIOES. ri I l Subscribbei- having' lo-.atcet pecrimnently -in' Lte Stuore next duoor to Mr. Rt. IH. Suvva, is epared to make' to crIer finoe 80 TS AND 8.HOES3 tthe short-:st notice, and of the VKry I.J ST MA-. l':ItrA L.....-.. lHe hopes by faithful wvork and close attention to siness to be able to please all who may favor him th their patronage. . . . I wiill refer to iStr. S. F. GooDE, who is m'y guar in, in all matters of business. - ---- -f-ERRYMA~N KEMP. JuIy 18 tf 27 ARRIAGE MANUFACTORY!I - EDGEF1ELD 0. 11., S. C. - -1"1 Subecribers *1continue to -build to order, and 'of the bSST 31 AT1ERIA L that can be pirocured, Carriages, Buggies, &c EvE:RY S-rY;LE AND Dc.scrrrros. They also keep ulstantly on hmamid a fine and varied assortment of en abad Second-Hand Carriag es ig-El'AlRLNG neatly and promptlyattend to. Thankful for past patronage, .theoy hope b'y. giving o attention to their business and thae .interests of rir .eustomearasto etggtiwnue toreeiva a liberal share . public favor. C. McG.RiGOR,. ..h .2... F L. .SMITII. .*, tir2 . f I I1 Adaninistrator's Notiee. i.,L persons indehied to the Estate of Williurm .Vance deed. are earnestly requested to settle hout delay, and all those having demands agairist samec will render them in legally attested ] .S. BROADWATEJI, Admrr Tana7 - '- tf 52. 4 ilvanic.Batteries & Magneto Electric Machines.. UST received, and for Bale, by .A. G. &s T. .. TEAGUE Druggist.' May23 ...tf -1 Cuppig~g Vases. and. carifcators, I2T kinds.;:-Also;Lancets and a great variety I L. of Surgicail 1stuIuments, for sail by A . Gt & T. J. TEA ClR., Drunoiratu. J.ILNE eBY&CO -WHOLESALE AND RETAli READ1A D E CLOTHIBL HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, OA1P!T BAGS, kO, J 1. NEWBY F CO., under the 1 9 S. Hotel, AuUaft4 Ga., ai-e now receivin and opening the LARGEST, BEST. ana MOS FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT of 3E.A 4T=T. A.1%TX '9;7X1%T3!M READY-MADE CLOTHING EVER ofTered in the Ci or Augusta, comprisin VERY VA E TY of For Gentlemen ind Youtli' Wear, whieh for st perior QUALITY of MANUFACTURE: cans b'e surpassed in-this o any otbii Market In add tion to which;we iW ekly receive fom our House lNewYhrk.* We-afso keep coT stantly' on hand a LARGE AND SPLENDI] Stock of - : ' - - - Youth's & Children's Clothing grCountry Merchants -and ALL PERSON visiting Augusta wilfeertainly.find it to their intere to examine our Stock, s-we are determined to offi our Goods to the trading public on the most reasoi ble terns. 0' Thankful for the past kind and liberal pa ronago that we have received from the citizens i Edgefield and the a ing Districts, we hope 1 merit a continuance- the same. MJ. M. NEWBY & CO. Augusta, Sept24, f.'' 36 T HE Undersigned have associated with them -the- Ready-Mado ;Clothing Business, Mr. ( B. DAY and -WM. S. WISE, -and will contint the stm under. the name of J. M. NEwBY & Co. HORA & NEWBY. S 1, 1855. tf 37 -.- PPOSITE 31A*;pNZC ALL, BROAD S'rRET, AUGUSTA, GA. a X. XL.:E :3 es L C'WA.2 - -- Are receivitig their full Stoek of BOOTSSH9ES,. .TRUNKSVALISES, . CARPET BAGS,.&c., &c. Our Stock will comprise all the most-fashionible a tieles, and those that can be recommended for dur ility. Also, a large and superior lot of Negro Brogans, Men's Rip. BROGANS and Women's Leath BOOTS. \ We feel confient 'that we .an shbw one of t BEST ASSORTED Stock of Goods that has es been in our City, and, request our customers a friend' to giv'lii aedill before-purchasing. Aug2 ' ',f . 33 E:DGEFIELD-1UACHINE SHOP 'RNIT URE - JOHN M. WITT takes pleasure I calling the atten tion, of . the citizens of. Edgofield District, to I MACHIN SHOP, Which is 'now in successrul and complete operatio and also solicits an examination of his Whieylte has on hanad at extensiveyvariety of bea tifu and wel-finislied NO3RlfTU'llE, consisting Mahogany, Walnut, Rosewood, Milile and Pine .Cubboard Sales,. BOOK- CASES & WRITING DESK! Wardro'bes of ya fi~s Qualities, wASH STA , MATRASSES, &G, *Always n hand f good supply of well-made. Sash, Blinds, Pannel Doors, &c., & Hlavingr secured the services of 4heamost camp tent workmen, I do nuot.hcsitate to say that I can e ibit as fine and good work as will be found els where. REPAIRING neatly and promptly attended to . gi I will saTfll above articles on as reasonabt terrns as the tlzies lviIIl allowv. Those who pay Ca for their Furniturte iii Augusira or Charleston w nut find -nch diffirepeec in our cash ebarges. E. '( all and'iapect thecabove Furniture befo trading elsewhere.. . Edgefield C. HI., Spt 5 tf 4 Carpenter's Sheet System ..F FCittig .Ladies' Dresse s ald Gerntlemen JCoats an4 Sneks,-also, Yests,'Pantalpoons iir Caters, together. with. Youths, Boys and Gii Garments of all kids and styles, will be tauaght Ladies and. Gentletni by a Few -Plains Easy -and Simple Rule So as to leai-tr hem'o cutwith EA SE .and SKIL any of the alid madid~ned Gdimcnu. *The Coipyright of this State has he'in assigned G no. bl. MtICN.mI. & Co., of this phiace. Persons wishing to nai al themselves of this. Sy temt orwanting :information will call or leave the orders at Mrs; Mc~aaa's Millbuer Establishument. - * GEO. S. McNEIL & CO. Edgefield C. H., May 30 ly 20 .FOR TIIE LAD~IES? W E~have oni hand a great variety of Cohogne llandkecrebief Extraets, Toilet Powders an an assortment.of Fancy and Toilet Soaps; Pobninde~s. PiireIeais Oil, IHair Tonics, Restors tives liha Hair -Dye ; Pr eston Salts and Aromatic Vinegar ;' -.Cream of Beauty,' Carnation Rouge, Ihair D< pilitory, &c., .to all of which the att ention of th Ladies is respecctfellv invited. For sale by .. A. Q.. T. J. TE AGUE, Druggists. May 23' ...' . . f 19 Notice. AtGrsons to whomi the estate of John L. Moi ris, dceased, i idebted, .will present thei ~laimas ;and all persons indebted to the said Estat viii make payments to the undersigned. WV. L. ANDERSON, Administrator. Nov.Q1, 18!i3 - . tf 45 Caution to :all,. A LL Pearsons-in anywise indebted to the Subscri t.bers, either individually or collectively. ar trby forewvarriet.to settle up at an early date ,therwise they will'i-crtainly have to settle with al 'ttorney. -We have a litrgo amount of money t aise in a given time, and are necessarily compellei o pursue this course. Talke heed, therefore, all y ho are intereted. J. I1. JENNiNGS, -........ W. D. JENNINGS. 'Sept 6 ''If "'34 Inks, Inks 1 BLACKBle-Ideible and Carmine, for sal 1by A.G. & T-. J. T EAGUE, Druggists. May 23 tf 19 '"Economy- is WVealth !" 00i eO lean Ray of every desei-iption will be J. pureliased'at tl.xe " Advertiser O00iee." . Price eta per oun4, .Now, jere's a chance for almos very body,.and bldaelhelor's'too, to make inoney -Alpril 18......... i 14 *Two. Horse Wagons. IOR Sa!o, thrce firstrate new two Ihlorse Wag Lone. low for Cash. * Rt. T. MIM~S. A pril 30. - tf .~ 15 edicine Chests and Travelling Oases, 'N hand a few very flue family Medicine Chests JandTravelling Cases.,. For sale by A. G. & T.J. TEAGUJE, Druggists. May 23 tr 19 Brushes,,-Brushes ['N Store a fine variety of Paint, Varnish, Grain Lag Blenders-, nners, Whitewash,- Crumb lusting and Baire-.Brushes and Combs-Flesli irushes and .IlairGloves-Nail, Tooth and Shaaving irushes,&c. For sale by -A. G. &T. J. TEAGUE, Druggists. May23 tf 19 HARVLEY MAYS - R-indfitiW , S. C. .-HE W.-- MLY, 'GROGEAR.. NEARLY OPPOSITE THEAMElirdAN HOTEL; TIlE Subscribers having entered M into a Co-Partuerslip for the tran ? sactiou, of a GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS Solicits the patrounage of their friends and the public. r. generally. Having carefully selected a C1OICE STOCK OF. GOODS, -and at low prices, we aro r prepared and determined to sell as' low as Goodof the same quality can be bought in this or the Au L gusta Mai ket. Our Stock comprises nearly every article usually kept in similar establishments.- We purchased our g Goods for Cash, and. can affoi d to sell at VERY LOW FIGURES. Our Stock consists in part of SUGARS, COFFEE, N. 0. AND W. A. MOLASSES, MACKEREL, CHEESE, S .. .j3aGojr: -Lardf Flour, Canie's, Baisins ad NqtsA of..all descriptions, 'r OACCO ~&SEGAR S, Pickles, Pepper, Allspice, Blue Stone, Coperas, A good -assortment of Liquorsi Also, A fine lot of Crockery and Glass Ware, Tin s and Wooden Ware, &e., &c. it 40IN B. ITARVLEY, JrIlN 'A. MAYS. .. Hamburg, N'v 20, 6m. 45 - Water Proof Ware-House, HAMBURG, S.C. 4 THE Subscriber las taken-the - Planters Water Proof Ware-Housei formerly occupied by Mr. Jonx Usun,' Sr., and 'by strict attention to business he hopes to merit a liberal share of the patronage of n the generous.public of the upper and Cotton:grow ; ing Districts. ie The WaiV -House is above high water mark, and more secure froni Fire than any other Ware House in Town. I will also ttend to receiving and forwarding - Goods, &c.,intrusted to my care. C. H. KENNEY. Hamburg. Sept 1st, 1855. tr 34 These are Facts -and no His take! HAVE just received some of the best Otard, Dupuy & Co. DRANDY ever ofeiied in this market. Also, one Cask of OLD PEACH BRAN DY, from Guinett County, Georgia, warranted the r- pure article in every particular. Also, Highland i- Malt WHISIGY,--the pure Scotch. S. E. BOWER, Agent. Hamburg, Feb 18, ' tf 7 Not i e e. h I AI daily receiving my Spring Stock consisting e of every article usually kept in our line of Busi a. ness, which will. be sold at Messrs. Lamback & Cooper's Cash prices. Among my Stock is the Best Assorted Liquors and Wines, Ever offered in Hamburg, which will be sold ac cording to quality and not Brand. S. E. BOWERS, AGENT. Jan 30 . tf 3 S EUdersigned returns his sincere thanks to . .his friends for their patronage while located in Hamburg, and hereby informs them that he can b( found (after 1st September next,) at the House of UWARD, BURCHARD & CO., opposite the Ma is sonic Hall, Augusta, Ga., where he would be happy to see and servo them, and where a FULL and n, Complete Stock of Dry Go ods, can alvays be found, which will be sold as LOW~ as from any House in the City. M. A. RANSOM. L- Htamburg, Aug 13, tf 31 of *STATE .OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUIT'Y. 3 5. Christje, . . .i. Bill for Sale of Land. ,S. P. Tomp ins. -. -T apearing to the Commaissioner that S. Pow. t.attnn Tamnakin., ath Durundant in this case, -resides beyond -the limits of the State, oa motion b~ Mr. Moragne, Solicitor, It js orderet -turitm S. P. Tompklns, do plead, answer or demur to the allegations of thec Bill withain three months frona the date of this publication, oi-'udgement pro coafessi 3. will be entered against him. A. SIMKINS, C.E.E.D. Mar 1, 1855. 3m 8 .- STA E OF SOUTH CAROLINA, eEDGEF[ILD DISTRICT; - IN COMMON PL EAS. .Thomas U1. Trenat, e ' ' "** i taciament. ;LTamback & Cooper.) il II E Plaintiff in the :aboye stated ease, having ..tis~ day' filed his Declaration in my Offiee re and the Defendants having neither wife nor Attor ney kntown withain the limits of this State, on whtom copies of said .f eelarationwiith rules to plead can - be served, On noation of Silr. S-rYLES, Plaintiff's A ttorney, Oradered that said Diefendan's appear and Splead to said declaration within a year and a day d from the date hereof, or final and abaolutc judgment Is will be given against them. to Oc -115 TIIOS. G. BACON, c.c.E.D. to Ot1.85gly 4 3STATE OF SOUTh CA ROLINA, LEDG BFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQiTY. .John L. Dobey, Sarah Morris andi others. Bill for P~atti. vs, P Mantilda Dobecy and others.J Ir TI appearing that the D)efenadants Martha Conper, Johan]ihikins, Edward Dlinkins, James Din king, Siniceon ])inkins, Rieheeca 31eMeekian and her -husband Isom McMeekin, alrganret alcaleekin jand ~her h~u.,band Alexantder Ale~leekin, Sarah Wilkin sona and her husband .lohna Wilkinson, and Reuben -j Cooper and his -w'ife Susan, reside without the.lim dits of this State, viz: in Russeil County. in the State of Alabama: On Motion of Messrs. Carrolt & Ban con, it is Ordered that the sail Defendaants plead, answer or demur to the Bill of Complainat in this ease within three monthas from the paublication of -this order, or in default ther~eof that rhe said Bill be taken pro confesso a:.paiust thema. *A. SIlK INS, C.R.E.D. Feb 25,1A556. 3m 7 - STATE OF SOUTil CA ROLINA, EDf;:FflELD I14STIUCT. 1N CO.MMON PLEAS. r McGregor & smich. vsu. Foreign Attachmnent. SP.Taampkins. Eit adel. Foreign Attachmnent. S. P. Tompkins, T HIE Plainaittr in the above stated. ease having this J.day filed their Declarations in my office and Sthe Defeudant having neither wife nor Attorn. known to reside within the limits of this State, on w ihom copies of said Deelrattion,'s with roles to plead1 can be served. Onm motion of Messrs. Landrum & Gary, Plaintif~h Attorney's ordlered that said Dec fendanat appear and plead to said Deekarations within a year and a day from the datec hereof, or final and absolute judgment will be given agamnat him. THIO. G. IlAC( N c. C. E. D). March 26th 18-,0 191y . 12. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, F. C. Wood,) rvs. >Foreign Attachment. Washington Stalnaker.) HIE Plaintiff in the above stated cnse, having 1.this day filed his Declaration in my Office, and -the Defendant having necither wire nor Attorney *known to-reiide the' within the limits of this State, n whlom coapies of said Declaration with rules to plead can be served, Ont motion of Mr. ADArs, Plaintiff's Attorney, Ordered that said Defendant appear and plead to said D)eclaration within a year and a day from the date 'hereof, or final dad abso lute judgment will be given against him. -THJOS. G.BACO ,C.3.E.D. March 15, 185.. 1 10. Nursing Bottles, A.NEW and improved Style.-Also, Nipple Glasses, Breast Pipes and Pumps, Nipple Sgelds, Teething Rings, &c. For sale by .A. G. & T.J. TE AGUE, Druggists. %fay 23 tf . 19 NEfistraeNotice, N fisraesecond Hand CA RRIAGE for sale, by. A. BUSHNELL. April l6 II 14 S- AUGUSTA,4 HE Undersigned -would respectfully call the a .. to their very complete and extensive Establia of NEGROES requiring BURGICAL- OPER. DISEASES. The Building is situated cornei'of Jackson at the Savannah Rail Road Depots; and in sight of tion -of* latients from a distance. In its constructi view the special purp.ose to which it is applied:; conduce to the -COMFORT.OF THE SICK. It baths--and has water.closets. in eich storywto avo also weil Ventilated-and lighted with gas. Witt and female nurses, tae patient will be saved much of unavoidable negle'ct in the treatment of NEGR TERMS-For Board, .Lodging and Nursing, attendance, Surgical Operations, &c., the same as Augusfa, Jan 30, 1856. The SbuthCarolinaAgriculturist. T' HE Executive. Committee of -the State Agri .F eultural Society of Soulth Carolina having se leeted the subscriber to edit their paper, a prospee tus is now issued in compliance with their instrue tions. This journal will be devoted to Agriculture. Horticulture, Natural Science, Rural Taste, Archi tecture and Art, the Mechanical and Manufacturing interest. and all the pursuits pertaining to general im provenent. It will also contain a faithful transcript of the organization and proceedings of the Society, Essays and communications from the best writers in the State, and a monthly summary of the spirit of the Agricultural press. All subjects devoted to r the improvement of the mind, the soil, stock, and domestic comfort, will find ready admission into its columns, and such contributions are specially desir ed. The work will~be printed in beautiful, new and I fair type, on fine white paper, with a tinted cover, and will contain thirty-two pages per month. The publication will commence.on the 1st of May, 1856. There will also be published an additional advertis ing sheet as a supplement, in which a limited nun * ber of advertisements will lie inserted. Tgaars-$1.00 per annum. No paper sent unless the money is. paid in advance. Life Members to the State Agricultural Sotiety will receive the pa .per without cost, Pipers interested in the cause of. Improvement will please publfsh this prospectus, and notice the same editorially. An exchange is solicited. Address A. G. SUMMER, Editor " South Carolina Agriculturist." State Agricultural Society Roonis, Columbia. March 22. tf 12. STATE.OF SOUTH CAlVOLINA,. EDGEFIELD -DISTRICT, 4Y COMMON PLE AS. S. Christie, Assignee, vs. .. Foreign Attach~ment. S. P. Tomnpl'ius.) vs." " S. P. Tompkins.3 B. C. Bryan, * vsu S. P. Tomphins. S. Charstie, S. P. Tompkins. Wmn. Mobley,.. ArchibadJeanis. HR'l] Plaintiffs in the above, stated case, having thsdyfiled a Declaration in my Oflice, and teDefendants having neitl'er wife nor Attorney.. k nown to reside within the limits of this State, on whom copies o'f said DecIaration with rules to plead can be served, On motion of Mr. -ADANS, Plaintiff's Attorney, Ordered that said Defendants appear and pilead to said Declaration within a year and a day from the date hereof, or final anidabsolute judgment will be given against him. THOS. G. BA CON, . c.a. D. Marcha 11,.1856. Iqly 10 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, * EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN COMMON E AS. Dr. Flousney Carter, vs. Foreign Attachmennt. Win. U1. Ilovey. Robert McDoninald, ) vs. Forcign Attachment. The Smune. ) Bank of Ilamburg, b&. Foreign Attachmnent. The Same. - 'P1 I Plaintifrs in the above .stated cases having Ithis day filed their Declaratione i my Office, and the Defe.ndant having neither ivife nor Attor ney' knowna to r-eside wvithin the limits of this State, on whom copies of said D eclarations with rules to plead can be served, On motion of Mr. STTLES, Plaintiffa' A ttorney, Ordered, tha:t said Defendatt appearal and plead to said Deelaratio'ns within a year and day from the date hereof, or final and absolute judgment will be given against himi,. - -TH08O - G. IIACON, C. c. E. D. Clerk's Officee, Sept 3,1855 lyq . 35 ai " STA TE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD) DIST[UCT, IN COMMON PL EAS, , '4 M. Lebeschultz. bearer )C vs. * Forcign Attachmecnt. S. P. Trompkins, -* - as Jamies M. Latnhamu ) I vs. Foreign Attachsment. t. S. P. Tl.ompkins 3I r' 31 I PC lainutifli in the above stated cases, this day n 1. fi!ed their Dce!arati'n in my oflice and the a! Defenda~nt having neihe~r wife nor'A tto)rney known CI to reside within the~ limits of this State, on whom copies of said Deelaration, with rules to plead can be C served. On motion of Messrs. Carroll & Bacon Si l'haintitl's Attorney's ordered that said Defendant F appeaur andl plead to said Declarations within a year T and) a day frona then date he'reof', or final and absolute judgemeist will be givetn agaist hin,. TilO. U. BACON, c. c. E. D. ,A pril 1, 1S56. 19ly 12. - STATE'l OF SOUT HI CAROLINA, EDG EFIE LD DISTRICT,] IN COMMON PLE AS. Tyre Etheredge,) vs. Forcign Attach~ment. Morgzan Mf. Grubbs. 3A 'f I E' Plaintiff in the atbove stated case having tI: Lthmis day filed li~s Deelaration in my Office, and thme Defendant having neither wife nor A ttor- pl ney, known to sesido within the limits of this State ih os wvhomn copies of said Declaration with rules to '3 plead can be served, On arnotiont of. Moragne, Plain- of tiff's Attorney, Ordered that said D~efendant ap pear and plead to said Declaration within a year and a day from the date hereof, or final and abso lute judgment will be given against him. TIIOS. G. BACON, c.c.E.D. Feb 14, 1858. lyq t State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,' IN EQUITY. r Thos. Hlowle, - s. Bill for Partition. as Robt. Meria'ether and others. r IT appearitng to the Commissioner that the Defen- n Ldants, Frances Gritmes, D. L. Louis and wife ui Martha, f'aroline Meriwether, Moody Meriwether, bc Augustus Meriwether, 'Mary Jones and her hus- fe band Augustus' Jones, Susan Meritvether, --- w Meriwether, Mr's. --Boone wife of -Boone, w~ Singleton Ml ims and his wife Matilda Mims, reside be- av yond the litnits of this State: On motion by M'hr. MlotAGxE, Solicitor, It is Ordered, that the said defendants do plead, answei- or demur to- the Bill .. or Complaint filed in this case withtift three months from the date of this publia'iThe or -judgment pro cohfeaso will be entered against theta. / ~ A, SIMKI 5, C.E.E.D. March 10 1850. U3m 9 jj iEORGIA. ntenion Mof'p nters $id.$ieeowers generally hment.in Augusta, Ga., for the accothmodation - kTIONS or TREATMEN IN C11ONIC id Fenwick -Streets, between the Georgiatand' both. It is therefore conven.iet for.therecep. - on, -throughout the entire-plan, ws kept in 3 being %furnished with everything:which can a supplied with hot -and cold baths and-shower d fatigue and eposure -to the patiente.--.It is the constant. attendance of experienied'male of the suffering which too often is the rdsult DES in ordinary private practice. per nionth, $10. F6r all JiEcESiARY edica in drdinry city practice., H. F. CA1PBELL, Surgeon, R. C(AMPDELLi, Attending Phiysileam. ROGERS' LIVERWORT &Yi FOR TnE - COMPLETE CURE-OF COUGl(si.r COLDS, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPITTING OF BLOOD, & ALL OTHER, LUNG COVPL A.INTS TENDINGTO - - HIS preparation is gtting into use alloverinr The nnerous letters we receive tram our-vsa" gents, Informing us of cures effected In their imm edlatsY? eighborhoods, warrant us in saying It is one of the bee;Af ot the very best Coutigh Medicines now before thepuble. It l,host in-cariably rdieces and not s eafkuntly. curese a :ry aeorst cases. When all other Cough preparations.have - iled. this has relieved the patient, as drug dealers In iedicines, and physicians can tesify. - Astd -Agent in our nearest towa, what has been his experience of the * cts of this medicine.- If he has been selling it for any ngth of tine lie will tell -Qu IT IS TUE BES MEDIOINE EXTANT. - IBelow we give a few extracts from letters we have receiv d lately regarding the virtues of this medicine. Dr. S.S. Oslin, of Knoxville,G.sys :-havebeenussng our Livericorf and Tar err yin ny prace, )r three years past, and, it is wt pleaeure itate mybe rfin rTs SUtPEMttoaTY ovEa ALL OTinm ATor.ES tcIta wchic 'am, acguainted,/or ecch t is recommended." - Messrs. Fitzgerald & Benne'rs, writing from Waynesvile, T. C.. say :-- TAe Lirertcort anud 21r is becoming da* 4re popular in this eounty A:irz =xia Ta ussLr SO. Itit who Ahare tried it seak in eotamendable termisOfi, nd say it is -very benjclal in. alletadingUse compthe n - rr ,chtch it is recommended." - . Our Agent I. Pickns, S. C., Mr. S. I. McFall, assures s that he u-a's It aith great benVU in his own family and re onrmends it to his neighbors." He gives an instAee of a tegro woman, In la vicinity, who had been suffering with isense of the luns for years, attended with severe coagh, rho was relieved b the Liverwort and-Tar. Such are the good spnris we hear of thismedleine from il parts of the bouth. For a report of the surprising cures t has performed In the Western and Northern and EAstern itates. we-would invite the suffering pattent to read the lamplet which occompanles each bottle. To -all, we say, tace hope,e aje hoe. TRY ''_Taca ""P MEDICINE ! - 13E.WAE19TDIN 8EASONi!! ndngetnttacogwhe sdaily wetking your :onstitution, Irritating your throat sad lungs, and in vitin >n that dread disease, Cosumption, when'so soothing ani [ealing u remedy can be obtained as Dr. Etodgers' Syrup of Liverwort and Tar. Beware of Counterfeits and Base Imitations. The genunearticle Is signed Arnazw Rosezas, on the m',rnvedl wrapper around ea botie. Price St per bottle, or six bottles for $&. Sold wholesale mad retail by ~& M A - 111 Chtartres St. bet. Conti and St. Lotfls, N. 6. SOrLE Aozxva rn -rn SectrmEN STaTs, to whom all ora. drs nnl applications for Ageeles must be sddressed. Sold also yG. L. PENN,7dgfeld ;'H; WARtDLAWh LYO5T. Abbeville C. H.; T. CIISLEY. LaurensviheJ.F L'RATT & CO., Newberr ; HIAVILAND, EISLET 00.. tuutGa.. ad 11 VILAND, IIARRA-.L-&CO. s April1 I t 1 - GU-TYSOT T'S . mELLOW DOCK & SARSAPARILLA [ S now put in the largest sized Bottles, and is ac Lknowledged to be the BEST SARSAPA'ftILLA -,4 nade, a. is certifiedl by the Wonderfnl Cures it baa erformed, the original copies of which are. in the c uossession of.theu proprietor. Rlememuber, 'this is the f ii true nnd original article. SCROFULA,~8YPH1ILIS, 31ERCURIAL COMf "L AINTS, CANCER, GANGREEl'i, RHEUhIE 'ISM, and a vast variety of other diseases are speedily . .d perfectly cured by the use of this medicine. , READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE, 'TALLA..OSSA Co., Ala., Jan. 2,1S52. DE.An Srn:--I send you th!if to certiry to you that your :xtract or Yellow Dock and Sarsasparilla has performed te of the must wotnderful cures on mne that has ever been fecied on man. I have been afflieted fqtr forxty years with rnpltionts a-n auy legs and feet ;'n 1848 they got so bad hat t had to go on crutches, and in 1849 1 Sand one leg mliautatedt atbove the knee. In abouitntnemouuthsstter my tier leg tiruke otut In large eating and running sores from iy knee to my foot. and discharged a great deal of offen ie mtot-r. ly groin also broke out ha large biles, which isehargedi miucf offentstve maitier, and at the sanme time iy left band broke out In larve running sores nearly to my ibiow. The n~isery .thaut I liave suf'ered for thu last two s-ars I cannot describe to you. I was in such agony that tiever reated daty or night. I nt Oetober last my sonl brounht me one of your bottle rr~apers t I rend it, and iound record of some wonderful ure.4 iwrfoarmed tiny your " Extratct of Yellow Dock snd ar:parila." I sout and got two hotles of i, and com 1etce-.l takinitl. In tweo wee-ks, to my great astonishment, iv sores alt baeamo easy, and I could sleep all nigt a do C had not donte foir two ears. When I had taen x ,ittles, my sores gt well as fby exchantment. ' have ow nied in aill -eight bottles of your " Extract of Yellow ock tad Sarsnga illa." and I consider myself well. I entreat tall or the allicted to try this medicine, for I be eve it will cure any known disense In the world. Lay side till preudice andl just try it, and proclaim Its great airth to stuthering muankiia mdad entreat them to take it, for will cure them. My case is well known to a large portion -- ' oth Caroldina. Georgia and Alabama, ad If any should ,u,:t the above cure, I Invite them to call on me, ad I illshlow them tihe- sears. I can be found in Tallapoosa ., Ala., one tulle from Stee's Ferry . UHS Cli The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Is peculiarly lapted for femalesof delicate health, resulti g fromiru rity of mtinstrual discharges, and other di ae peels th'eir sex. The proprietor has In his possession a great imber of certilcntes aaf cures prformied, of the aov de ription. Wo assure the atflictd, that a bottle o1two of r. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock at Sarsaparhlla wIll anu.- regulate those difliculties and renew the natural trgees. EF) Put up in quart bottles.--Price 1per bottle. Sold Wholsesale and Retail by SCVI & EAD, 111 lartres Street, N. 0., General Agnt forthe Southern utes, to, whom alt ordeors must be addressed.. Silud also by G. L. PENN, Edgefleld C. H.; W. B. GRIF N, Lounmtres: WAR DLAW & LYON, Abbevilie C. H.; C. 1:1sLEY, Laurcnsville: J. F. PR4I'&-Co., Nuew rry: IIAVILAND, RIISLEY & CO., Augusta, Ga., and AVILAND, IHAlRALTL &CO.,Charleston. Mr 28,1Sr5. .. ly 1I DRUGS, liEDICINES, &c~ ~RS. A, G. B& T. J. TE A GUE, respect- .~ -1 fully inform their frie'nds ad patrons that - ey have j'ust rec'eived their FltES.H.Stock of 'ure and Genuine Brugs, &c. nd will be pleased to' wait upon all who may favor emt with thteir patronage. Space will not allow us to give a Catalogue in this ace of our Stock ofD.rugs, Medicines, &o. Saf- * 'cit to say, we havo tho F UL LEST and - '(OST COMPL ETE Stock ever fered in.thtis plac. - Edgefield C. H., May 23 - tf - 19 - STATE OF.SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN CO M!MON PL EA&.. Ceorge W. Jones, ) Cs. -> Foreign Aftach meut. George Kelly. 3 [HE Plaintiff in tlie~above- stated-' ease, having -a Lthis day filed his Declaration in .my .Ofiee, ianst the Defendant, whto'(as it is said) is absent - ,mo and without the limits -of this -State, andha. ithcr wife nor attorney known within the same on whom a copy of the .raid Declaration might . served, It is therefore ordered that tise-said De dant do appear and plead to the said -Deelaration thitn a year and-a day fom the date hereof, other se fitial and absolute gudgment will be given and - arded against him. - - TUOS.'G. BACON, C. c. W. D. May 14, . q17 19i - Flavoring Extrots, - SLARGE variety-oi- sale by 'A. G. & T. J. TEAGUE, Draggiats May 23 tf * 19