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From the Southern Cultivator.. GRAPE GROWING AND MINH MAKING MADE EAS" . The attention of all our readers, who desire I participate in the pleasures and profits of Vini ard 6ulture in the South, is called to:the exe enot ireitise of A. DeCaradeuc, Esq., in ti present- number.. Like very many others, heret6fore been deterred from entering large into the Culture of the Vine, by fear of the c pense and dilficulty attending it. We have bei taught'to look upon the proluction of go Wine in the South, as exceedingly problematie: No one douAbted the capacity of our sunny clit for the growth of the grape; " but"-the in ing of good wine afterwards-there lay the dil cultyl Well, that difficulty has vanished-t mystery is .slved-"granite laboratories" a deep cellars are perhaps, well enough in th way, but by no means indispensable; and he after, any man may plant his Viheyard with t same certainty of being able to make a largi paying crop of good wiuc, that he would feel .making bread from his corn or wheat field. We have recently made two visits to the vii yards of Dr. McDonnald, and our corresponde Mr. DeCaraduec. We have inquired minut. into their sstems of planting and culture have examined their soils, locations and aspe -have eaten their grapes, and dranktheir win of various flavors and qualities-but all pi invigorating, and vastly superior to the forei trash for which we pay so de.irly. We have, I fir as our brief time would permit,) familiarh ourselves with their processes for inaking thl wines, and with all the advantages and dis vantages of the business: and the result is deliberate couviction that the Fidd C"Uaire tic Grafc, as practibed by these getenen one of t ahe sure. and mos! rt munterax bran of rural iniaribw. and destined in a very years to become of great and significant imp tance to the S-juth. There are thousands acres -qf uplandk all nroainl us. too poor either cotton or : that will pay feon $2Qt $~00 per aero in wine, the third or fourth y, from planting, and which, if pror.y u may be made to ek2ar exwnses from the v outset. Much of this la!1 c-:i le purcha for a mere trifle, (five to ten dollars p.r aci and if it will pay even two haUdred dllars .acre in wine, afte~r the third year, what ot field cron now cuiativnied in the South can be to 'compare with it? The experience of vinters in Ohio. shows an average yield of f, hundreil gdlons so the acre, and that we safely count o:n equaling this, need not doubted. In fact, the testimony of both the gentler .above alluded to, (who have had sixteen yt e~epeiience,) as well as the recent successe Mr. Axt, and many others, justifies us in cla ing for the Culture of the Grape air more at tion than it has ever vet received in the Sot and of earnestly urging it upon the notic< our subscribers. We can fully endorse, from our own knowled all the statements 6f Mr. DeCaradeuc, and e< mend his article to the special attention of readers. We do not claim pcifretion for system-nor does Mr. C. himelf-but we contend that it is the cheapest, easie:t, and rest way of profitably cultivating the Vine, off'ered to the public: GRIPE GROWING AND WIS IE 3AKTNG IDE El EDITOaS SouTUNist CCrLTIATo-Agree: to your request, I now hand you a few renu about our method of planting out and tali care of a Vineyard. I say, " our method," 1I claim it as peculiar to Dr. MeDonnald and self; and we have adopted it, not through ig rance of more complicated and more co methods, but, :irst. on account of its simpli and chemmn, and then, haviing wecll sucecei why should we alter our course ? I do not ten'd to say it is the bes., nor do I whih to di any so disposed to go to the expen:se of trai ing their lands three feet in depth ; but th -are very many fhrmecrs who have inot the me to incur such expenses, who wish to pi;tut an acre or two of vines, but nre literaiy. fi toned out of it, niot only by the miysteriy: difficulties which have, heretofore, been counz ed with the business, buit, :lso, by fear of' nmoneywhich is to co-ne out of thleirpo before they ree'ive a~ny returus. Firsr ao in hundred ilolars for ;rcehing, and pubi~ and manuring; thenu so manny more f'nr vii then so many more to learn how to adek cuttings into the groundl; nand then so m. more to learn how to proue; then to learn to make the wvine, how to iieep it. ete ; andi crown it-all. so many thouands ihr a cel And, if it so hiappens,~ he is able and willing stand all this, a hundred to one, he is lrighte. half out of~ his senses, and gives up in ,h-s; of ever being able to u:irav .1 the myvs:ery, master the awtfu! science of' Wiee miakinzr. e. ceil if he happens to hear of' *. paniute iah tories" being huilt for the exp;rAss purp-s imparting instruction for a remnruin P':AmI!.tTZON o' viz: LAS!'. I prefer new lami,-anch :i. would br-:: four to sixc bjuhels o& carn to the iaere: h possible, a pieee on eenerly, MWie:w~r posure, atnd on a i! si., if yo have iuih you have not, level land w: i' o i~. 1 t not tco retentive of minueur.-. \abi the best, ahho-.:gh dry elay hill side wil aus. very vell. Clear~ the land r~dbe2 tu pl :ia s for corL'. but :dl tx' I :::I a: cou su:'Idi eth- iarm :Ir. e j u t ': l'vet te t i)''t I i Cr:: L i~ i'o vet thet washtin away e. theii (.:: C o th:'1.ta n'userra of ii Ch IL n .h a.. .sn or mnanuire, whi.-n it i*enn ne... . vintag '' .. lii g st :I t.:e r*ot or ditche.;: !. themu se about t-i .: in-. from fourien' ishe de- lar-e :,lows :'jl v by lone shovel. .v'ivev qui'k.' d' o t.. v c2 e oe i.. c.r I...ern elae fro xmide of Nove.i>er to the e::d of 'far . to~ uti: .: tae net"wil de you i oni y an:d yu::n mit thera de . p.. , whc is g objet. iy;c.e yoe'' .1 ioode caut .' , L an oe l:e.:s l c'ar tfm ii:- boeh,:s 0 h:1' hald itr unt the di-s:: iusc pnaar 'l'.n': I:,ttom ch've other ieh:s dap them fvilo i plaoes, and re i'enho tplat t:ri t-..-v wth shrtiadehes wilb f.:toall wia:th -.tm: inie autday ordten ihteh: t,,ec v.i th rn. itch;lace ther pi~s the,;. vie tpright : intos it unti the fis hpuar thhiivo ~il arn Ifa yout ha othe rw. ha::d them wilow iw fhres wnit the nsi te hatthetp nth ie will be abot n ai-c leve wrnit the' facfe reutv evehry staeh eX(ch~ vie, aon thet dpring ab:re nil seil yor tle.-i d e i laston grou bmay pieland vl awo row so r ploas etee teros, nd they ill nt i; fereowt tele vinehs ino the vnest. ie a stkeu s-tfo r e lnstiy: wlC i. I'ncr theiner at no inme bt out- the 1st knii, reov every ranchseci n, rnd 4f that eown abeei the stcod or three olf lastn growthos; brak thev landwi ap sh.~ldf-sho pla or c i>gP on pmaii he net ndrr: atke anbutfouetil lownd thor l, imn pt Theng shcond wite' pryuckniid arpetote. whefrst thyvo usies;acutu the tall4 theoo eyescpting t wood rori to hee o t rked wiolthe stake, wthits of~ smft s. wa .oran tin esevonmyhv thn.K T un rnUNING. The third winter's pruning is different; re move all branches or canes, save the two strong : est; of these, cut the highest about eighteen inches long, and the other about three itciies the longest is intended for fruit;.the latter. which h is called " spur," is to make wood for ncxt year. :o Towards spring, bend this long branch horiz.it .tally, and fust.n the end of it strongly to a short I- stake, placed at a sullicient distance. In the LO West this cane is madc to form a complete circle i Me hi fastening the end of it to the toot of the vine ; this is ca.lled " archin." - The object of archingi is to moderw ate ndi regulate the flow of the sap, in e;der that it ina fill all the cves on h-e cane, iEfr ii the cane were left pcrpenicutlar, the sn-1 til . vou!d pass the lowest eyes, and rush upifwals i le into the top. But, in my opinion, arching over .k- does the business, and the sap, whose tendency : is ahways upwards, will most generally stop at a he the eyes on the upper part of the arch, and de- ( ad- velope them strongly; and those Ielow will put v Ar .ut vcry weakly, or not at all. While, when the T re- can is laid horizindla;. they all get their share di he much inore equally divided. The vine should :1 ly, also be strongly fastened to the large stake. All ' of who plant vinies must plant out Osier Willow, whose twigs are superior to any others for tying, " t. although I have made use of the young twigs of nt, Black Gum, or of the Wild Willow, anid o1 tihe ly bark of young Iliekory. we During this summer, the vines will throw ont ts strong branches, which must be fastened to the S. stakes as they grow, until they reach the top, re, when they may lie let to hang over. &Pow amid n h'oe as usual; l'w deep in w 1iter and in sum so mer make use of a scraper. Afler this, the winter pruning is always. iiore or less. a repeti ase tion of this lUst ; on!e spir, and one or two bear 'd- ing, canes, according to the- strncgth of the vine. a In pruning let the cut be clean anid close, l.v of ing no smial! cds of' dead wood, which will a is surely injure the ol stem. Among old vini, s.a smail-toothed butclicr-sasv will greatly assist ew the op"-ration. or- (fu not approve of simner pruning vines o and frait require all the shelter tiey can m:::er 4*ur to pres::rve them from ou hmraiog siun. Persns to enm.d inl the grape e 1:re should not ear s::ht of t-nimg it is to io raue and Q.p1oaliiz,. edl. this pr'jdietionl ' I:ra, there'>,y IipoJiui it Ory quality, and spr'rig th. h nnd i:e. of Ohe d vine. e,; an: nen told that this or that per..iii x, has a vine, wh-: is nee prned. elimbs to thc per .s.un timt of lii,,sh trees, bears a.iu'dy, is very her old, etc. A sia-lc V;i:1 is ver:y Viirent from in twelmve hundred to the aere!-and. in mriny rnits the of ntav, wherthey have aiopted the tree cnl sur tare, the quality o:' tihe wine, which forinr!y an ranked higi, has conpletely bleen desiruy'e-. I be never wisa to see mv vines avernge mioe than fr'ola tw.lve to fiLeen. bu::ehes eatch. Qality is len bctter than quantity. ars The C auab scee'ms to have surpra the most o#' prominent place anong the natives. At lhe i. We.; it is by ftar the grea:cat iavorite ; pehap:, en- th.re others do niot suceced as Well. At te: th. South, miost persons are oloing in the wne of of our West:n bie.!.ren, and have taken it "or grauted that none others are wor~h eutivaitii: and condemn without a trial, or evein without gm- kaowi them. The Catauba is certainlv a . beautifLil 1uoking grape, and a gr.:at bearer; but -its hmonied and wild amuskv flavor. (which is un tortunatelv too stron i. rettwid in the wine,) ii a very ser:ous objecun i.r a pa:1e y-t to a *'nore delleate r *. itr bevera'i. Th - - quet. or peratue, o: wi:ne is a a finlity. but. this 11. too imuch o the go. i. Fiorein grapes miut- h dicared wie SMaking. All cr a fair trial, we, like many others, blyn.tvue Coame t.) thl: conelasion that th.-y cannot r o aniur eliznamt'. in.' Ou ali th natives that have come wnhin my ir r ..eah, I give a delded pr'eerence to the Warren ny. and the is.:h'ila. hmath great hc~u'rers, buit, like] no. the. Ca~tawb~a, subject, to the r'ot. Theii forimer sthuv muakes a delicate wine of' the color of Madira, uig hut miot so strong; the lancer, a light beauti.'ud 'ed, ea1ored Claret, very simtilar to Boerdeaux wines. are. I, also. like what we here eall the hurgundy and .~r Black Ju ly., (bth misnamed,)-the first being eh. the hest t U21e grape we have in this country, anid er' making" a deighot M 3adeira eoloredl wine ; the I an, B.ackI Juy mnakes a vecry dlark, rich, red wine, o.t not unhi ii Pe rt. Thee two vinaes are not great the thattfolowed in ti'c West:.nad in Georg'ii Th ''is gapesI benmg 'athere, an-. i am nuo:'ndi or greeni y eries re.ve, thert are thro'wn into lart' tua, -or haltf barre1 un 'tlwouglyv cm::sheJ.l . wi h th hantd:- the' conments are thou emp : I id au lar'.' - 00 vas: .i>-- :a ) .ich m' are i to vi.:I -fourteenu iaih-: o. thie top; cover.tie ''vh - hoeiiad board' to keep~ o: . t y t n hud be.. ,re e do.-. ;ia0 a n-i e . -d die,~ tw rtreie 'ptr da. m rr mor::-n i ingtie clar j ice isiraw from' a' i*e :'ta ' in' tat-se io';it h -nat :'nj ah . 1 . : ..- Ill - i - - ,. * ~ I: i . * sn. - n -itt i " '*-'*p-> *' tii. ii mi adva:eoe he% tt po te aI hce I e., aa. t:, c iream t c. a - ::i . ur-e(tVuries will clps ber ite:: opy.e orI i husadofalavr.. .. .ji.sat tint Dr m-! iis eo ieir planin i.e, i m r e sim~''. h- than mine l or- e:. n:'e dill cies bm tn ile. abo p :::-. .r thoe e ing, tom s 'Lvine aie' :-em're lhiy ie, as all. wioseth m c em :al \ i'-i: . -: rinir te morld hhrl aii hr.... b::t in. ih... rii ooodwt..5ard, 01' ., Sepemer ; ai Ismzl. ta th't U) I i.. a 0 ;'. in :~'.\S' rnmetu b h t ieme imm ' mh- Y,.:kit Iriithe . I i SA t 1n n c~ 8. t '. ;'t :p .1'ie-' :r'r; milk he le '-C RF itt ei mia"'c ny1 laidm tng S'.iUW .t, o~f e quty : of L~adia's Sec teh Plaid anmd Fm'reh Woen Shauwis, ttb of new andi I.,numimut tales; . I..d~e- L1emme and tanoiy Plaid M10URI.ZNG I -,n vaIUn ftm TO THE PUBLIU. 'T1E Undershned having sold the Americtn .ellotel to G. C. CUNNINGH A M& CO., re this occasiOn to return our thanks to the pub generaily f..r the lib-al patrnnage bcstowed .n uS an1d would solicit the tatme for its present opretors. Resicetfully, 0. 11. P. SCOTT & CO. s [1amburg, Mny 30, 1S57. AMERICAN HOTEL, I1AiU1URG, S. C. [1Ra Subseribers take this opportnnity of in I ftorming their friemis and the public enerally t they have bnulit the lve I lKITE L, nni ( h vi:t'nz it refitted in the best puiihle st) le for ,-ir, reeption. We iflater -~revnta very c:iurv arranwkement ha-, be,-ii ile to promote V conoirt (if all who favor ts with their comp:my. ar !ROOMA are airy al comfortably furnished C -'.RVANT ttitentive and ibiedient. And our; .1,Ll will be consta:itly suppied with the best e rc;asol atfFords. Our frienls may therefore re,-t tistied11 that every ex- rian will b.- ehi.-rfally ren- T rel to ma:e their ,.j.urn pltastal and nurmab.le. There will be in atteidance a GoOD OST-lEl11, d 11ersi's IlfL in our charge will riccive part:cu -* :lt, ntion. "tiims arriviiing lit this Hiousi may fecl is i. that their h wi.1ze %will le inoptly sent, ce of chargec to the Caro'.ina or to either of the .,eV ia 1' po.. We sohit n ..,mro the ptnrozne of theSe vidil r T wn. G. C t NN- I .- - MA11Y S. CU NNI IA M, limburz. .une 1, 1-57. lv 21 FLAJNTERS: SUPPS.3. r- N TIl -uh-eeriber I'Sg le:tve t - 1 1iorm the puIbl:c :hat Il- haii it ' .:a , :t th Sta:il s i:'- u d b1y ,in 'Il- ;s -c. In, a " ... : -''T ': Wtok 1 P..-1 t i , ent-pi-i : .. .. ('ruI.. unni n R 1 n1v f :I's S t).\ P it 0,ii . , rieres Ja..oi i . i .n: .i, & c so'F : f which li bi -sold in ' cui udatimg terniS tO ;'tUrduers .i izeil uttil prottnil"v tttefl.. to. ,A. ( 1-. S: D' E I 1 Ju n G i. ::-: y ril ; 'sasr--' nAe 'r" Fr PELLETIER & CO. .EALTvS IN I \ 1 .v-:p. , S. C., which rvi:nhe toiet on aiccmodain termSumto praved purchaes.ns~?rurey cn^'l~ t t!r d . :lit te ir nipo 1e at e~ns.-lt. nretpt vie a ni vpi . rlctesrrd toi I ttho u.)~ L ..EST P .:.:.. ta.ei. 3 e I !E tc a reey ii :ptisfo lthe Smme *andni Fa!lt Te conIlSting o flILS enen1! ut undiitaeat in Ui their line of husiness ei n hoinai ou.iew: idit t t.ern r 1nam itilled wih th- iET-0 TILS A.3 .fi' e IT~ ..i& 00.t I m re , Jilly . 1.,Gm'. ?.ii .' i 'Ot p U o.Pa t w.r :I I. exi..t mIe i - e. xr~uyvt- .t. * l' e l:I . i. I Kli t vn--- bedi~u n.a-u -.-em. The .\. u.1 l'::%..2 T i.: ~ a '1:- is . m :i i~ n - - -~ r. a ht let'i y i . e . :t ' - . lt i c net:~1 *i - tgu -eu h ~~'. -t:t s 1 . i-i| kn e-' . ~. I h'a r .\h C u l. tc0it!2iht. al-w ! dcI j~~itt- tir iuira - U j 'rj\.l .G iI \ l, T. ). j' i i t Oc3 . Ls, bCQu-. . )- ..1 ~7 AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS,. 0LARK & CO. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. OW oIer for sale their apk-ndil nmv stock of .Vli . AI, of a!l kirils-Tea Sets, ;tche~rs. Cast~ors, Un~iters. Ot~b!( , Tumblurs. Cupis. 'orks. Spoons, Ladhes, Pastry, Cake, Dessert andi initter K n-ves. Sh. P.ld r ATE'D WA Ri-irst quality uf oods in Castors, Cake Ba-sk4ets, Waiters. Candle tei, &c. Irsmiindharn and Ameriean PLATED WAR!E, ery showy. a at ;aw prices. GOLD WATCi I ES. or 1 nd malum-Cooper, Vit. Tzbin-.. Inrley 4- Johnsonsi. Engulish makers. rietting. Matile. Swies makers; and .ules Jur enssen, of Copeihaven SLViE 'An WATCHIES in areat variety; quick eat liailroai WVatclhes, large s7.e. 1Rich Dinimond. Corl. Camneo an Niie.teic .JEW .LRY, it!; th.. newest style., with a large s:uck of kaise and Fancy GUOlIS, at their store, Pist )iiiee Corner. oppoites the l'ailrond PEank. Awnzusta. F. I. 4 I57 tf 4 HARD.WARE, CUTLERY, &c. Bran,.,d Street, Auignst, Ga. O1IN & TitiI I AS A. BON ES, invite the at J tention of thu Plant.-rs or South Carslina, to ieir stick if i4 td Erog imported by theml lirect irom suweduen-A i.ZO-. .-tinled .nejisb ::nd heet Iron Mill runs, I-ni., C1p,)per. Zin'-. Carpt-n ers nid Smiths ols, Cust. Bter a.1.1 Plw me!!, Frace. Wagon. L.out ind ii '.' hius. Iron Axels. foes, l1lme. \xe. u.4 n :1 !ull n!-ortmentl of BUUKR.MATERAL. . 1 n-;,--., -. v ipi---r' A~ A ...-1.2- 0 0:.9 ., -3'4 0 . . JL~r i "15%1 am .\nd ail ohiesr artie!. s in i Iini .Wef i' -:;-ure-1 h.. n !i one i t S. utit cnn r'1 0- a i k a nue i'rurs ii u ucu-i. i ii an purty. All our J il. ,a prp..r'io::s are unui in srit ::cwordc:e w-tih lie furmulaties oi' -hiv IT N Ihairimneopi1,. w1h the best r:,an-rin!s. and by t!.e *r.-per weights a:nd mi-a-u-res. Our Fr-eek of DENTAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, is fil, al we hate ui:.iuli i air.in:m-nts !ir g.n ning a,ditioil.iI stirp!i' a ;It the short-t n.mtiec i ne-ii iuuilent thast w ean furn'shi our eus tlnir- wi I tIhi- Ba'iML Art i , ussn,-si reasonable trm. we ispieLIu!:V soil.it oird-rs. :id I-ligue :rselVes t3 f5il thern n Iih lidiity and deh-s1-nh PNX ] H .& I E:Il %:F. LaIc D. B. Plumb n. Co. k udat, Ca. . A pill 1 3, 1th1 14 SVAN & 000. L OTTERIES, CAPIJTAL PRPIZE ThC foloini Seh--me w;1 h d1' ra1n ly S. wan & Co-., .ms:ri of t Fort G.-sis .\u%_rlemy ! .0 teryin ew h ihei La-i for Sept.. 1.4.G ait Tou nich~ City itey have rentouVed~ their their prin eipsd osie:-. To be drawn ins W~e city of Asinius . (a., in pulic. on Saturday, September 5th, 1857. To be. .:.ns ian thl-eciy gu' AtIims ..,nubin To', be~ drawn~ ini :hv u*!iy if .\ tiimm. Grn. . iupubli-, ii TobSrivni i n ofv .' in: ., in uub .5 7.tt~day Setate 203,185 . i -,o e e: . .v . . - - - ; ,' s,, Is.:. h :.iiuu r: ui- w~ n No I.hnni h el:-.s-:LI:5 -i;aIir ;.iI't usl idL~i h.- e 4i~ Si -' GULjT!Fil.\TE.4 sF P.\:3.\A -;.:s will lie *uui at thse .tlw~uuii rat%-., lv blh is iw .. : 'ri .ilete 4.f Pu:ue:si, if lusinu ii!,' Thicku-li....p erifi.at erP~w:: ofte iluli iels........i iri .iih- ei l':singiu iof Zgen iarte Tie j ..........2 tn)u erims~ Ti:-:ts~ or (c-rtifn:e-;, i'-: i-th uuuMy 5. * uir neh~ire-. ror thue Tie- u rdreredl, ar.e u: of whi-hi they w;il! hei Isrwnrded~ hy tirs m- l pre::er- e.n hire TiiktsaniSt isn anyi ilgi-e they miusy .- Th- e s.i tr Isf ii 5. n it'hr:. nd Prizes willbe eI it ur iihner. 5inu- l iily :. irt u dow! Pushnur twill uplenw Prite lh -slauespan .l I imebe I!:: i every l'izei udrawn an. pasyable in ;:".1Al pr~z.u *.n 5 and*~ .imah-r. isiu immed~uiatelyv aiher it ur~'u:u;g-.:theur prsize. atl the -n tim ni.s ut hirty days. d Atddr.., uruder.u fur Tzickets or Ceurtiice~st to .'s-<t .' .. : i 't i .'.Siata, Ga or- S SW \ N. Uhnnstesms.rv. Ala. .\ lis cf theu miinnheirs ihits nare de rwn fsrom't he whee~l, iiih te amunti il' thet j'ri.e thaii e:Wh on ius, elilledu to, ii li b ue . pub lid atter uever-T irnai in. ini Elmi r-i ngii , pa. -rs- .ew I 5ueanis ih!!ni~.~I u..bile IN s . r. Chasnrh--son cew-.Nosiih G:u:te. .\s;lhinin intu-i ieceir. News rtS Wee-::fy lisny lu.k, iud .S::vsmnsis .'- Nruin ew. 'T.,. PiENN. Az.ent, ha-u just receu- iveda rp J.. i euTJ'T ~ .\ 81!. put iny in Ii'su enns, wish di drectIins fur msakisig soft ludl hard-1 io.ui j' :ti acI 'i 'fIa 0a 10i8E wishng -iN h. Ill,.!. ins:ui-etual and 1 Epac-ked wh,:-ru thsey are eniuuhst, of n siiiz~ - and I mbs- call ona h8 E . B WERkS, Agent. u..,..Ag. 1.6tb1do7 52a CARRIAGE. MANICTOTY.m NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. rIITE Undersigned have as- fo, I sociated themselves to leter, under the, name of SMUIT11Ti & .JONES, for the Surpose fr crryinL on the Oroach 1Daking and Repairing Business 1 In iall its various beanehes. They expect to keep gi eonatantly fo h t(i zniled assotiment or mu 6AgRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS,&C. T - Of the latest stvles.- '1 Cg ..llsorts if R EPAI RING dun. in the best F manner. nid with the greatest disp:tch. A libseral share of patronage is resp. erfully soli- do cited. F. I,. sMITH, LEWIS JONES. Edgereld, Feb 20,1657. if 7 ' b3 Dr. McLANE'S - CELEUP.ATED VERMIFUGE Ay LT A Ns 11 L .ER PILLS. " Two'of the best Preparnxtions of the A ge. They are not recon mended as Universal Cure-alls, but sinply for what their name pur D", , ports ilie C W iVy'G:R CoT P L.1NT, -AI; L.7Ous Dr. a RA-IN G 1 Z K~E A D - Il picase be pa to sk for Dr. C( r cs Cele- k 1-7 (J) kOma nistered 1 L P0 R 'LrLoRS, Pirtts burgh, Pa., and take no ither, atcre are various oter par:aratonask nor bad Li\ l~iUG. Ald.l wivra Dr., preaed are burhe Pa.,and tcae no otermasthe ad vru othernno beprain hadow beforethecpublic Drug, with,~J Dr. McLAESTIR, are " worthless.ctor T he"~i 'IGEr~~oNUIN Mc~iL ane's .'. 00 WoonST., PT~sncnit, A SCOVIL & SiEAD No :.1 Cm- ret .l :- .. o . .~ er a: '::5Vr - tUi~vo lhe 'tr. mthe b-tI -~1 I t ne'et 'i an. o te.im rir5e ~ LarrY W I o ~i~-t, i L- r -ar k -r - - - rstt 1 - Sccw l a il W oo b at d Go et in' t~l-. L~ir;. N.r1 Nk, . . s. * T eno S1 oeh r 25 A mr~ovsjed topk t. elow Ru::tabaga.i~l tl a~: iea d o Pre a opn atd. ds il ' irsei Cltl jsoon l and tgeteu I..pl . - . . l'ENNA, Augent.i .Jtity'v 155 tf 25 D LLIAI per tnns ibe tot t:e of C~~ei h n ~i:1er.i th re or , e'. wi :1r tpiesear nok.-i i nedi-~ teL pa .rntAnds havi nganyntemands wiltt l stt retsern thm cct properly atte.,tdeitho. ~.lay, atd th.sei A.ebt a iSA~ Ytk .\dm'rn. tIm .Tuly-air 7 1857 a ~a net owri 6 Bh wl HEcc s ue-iy be r oler terettle hitl an0 aorey nd Ci theene, . ithR ev r ireemny, bmA g ' n0. , lar4 6tf - 38 !i[PORTA NTqPLANTERS! THE ICNI - FACTORY, R 1I 11 R10 N 1Y 0'U N.T Y, G A., 1ONTINUES to.:nitietur& W O O L E N j - CLOTi at 12b cets po-r yard i finding every oterial except the Windl. *I h& cetensve and con nntly iner asing patronwige -the Factory h's en-i 'yed for ytars past, afssare tho Proprietors t'at [ ie article of Witer Clothing fcy !Negroes, id..- by them, has nt .biCU surpassed by any :ulth made North Or'outh . fllecent exten:,.ivo hliiprovenients rnd ruaditions ot only enab'e us to keep up the standir:d of the loods. but to E, eure att -ar. delivery of the mne. Planters or others who may d-esre to avail them Aves of this opportaity, naid secure a first rate rti.-le at a tmlerate c6st,'hive rnly to senl u! the Vxol. wasled e-iin in'cold wat-r. If Sent d:rty nO half cent per yard ektra is charged for wath- 1 ig. Burry Wool is not objetionabc the Hurts re renw"ed by mchinery. The name of the owner:should be mark-d on :i! 'aeka a sent us. W ol sent by any ft the ail. tonds in Gcorzin, Alabamp or South CariUna, to ie Awugusta Depot, nnrked Riehim.'ira Faetery, 1id. owntr's name a'n) will be rsgularly ane.l ropnytty receved , and the clo. whetrnid', re urnei to the pints direcl. lich ire, I i! miade tp in tit- iturn received; 'ience an early delivery is lways deiralie. Ai instiucti'ns to 'WE 4CHL Y, Pres't A uzta. Ga . July.' 6, 3m 6 LyoIARD SIrTH'S VEB1ILITNG - - S M U T MA CH I N E I "S Mlnehm.ine e.r'bhti.s aill the le'nsg qual f ti.- that can he brought to beir on any (rnin n elenisin. It is decidedly the ist Alechni for hort-hy cleansingr Gran now in use. Every :.nt at theise .1ithines that la.4 be-n v put in opet-i;min nueirding to the direction-) have gven p'iet O.t-iftma'm For wirchinar well. safety :md ura ;1i . aswel ns smiliplicity of tht- nnner inl which hey nye put in o eration, thwy Surpass all .5iiutrers tit. have over been invented It is needle-ss to iuuhip:y woirls. a- th Mahich;in. nd ilie i any Ceritiia:-s from ;.r:t-id min o! is Itoerir .aiitv. is recornmnendan..n sutile - nt. py *Tiu-s'e ..c'hinie" .iar inadle ..id suh by .i: SM iTI, I'attute; anm. Owner, Tro Nen- Y-11k. 4 .-ir the seal.- of priers or -thier informati-n .!eeni.g this Smiut l:elcine. u:Mrs C. U. KE13 EY1 , Agent, Illo-ur v, S. C'. nw~~nexecs.-W L . lnnan. LEdisttp il~ r. \t en r, Ed-efield S. C.: .1 A. 5W iia, \.ls. F PENN, Ament, has ju-t r"V' e.1e d :d oud i. fr snie a supply of the mn. -t a;i.riivedl ia t -l of CO! N s:i :K LEI T3. A :s'o, ai lar~e MStotk 'if thosei uctel rated Self--hi.rpt ingi4 'I. T 1 A B C U TI T E 11 S. The faurmrr wn! paais.. sendi in their orders. Sept 2. If Notice This, Tt, INE~ yniuwt. STiA' LLIO.N LUU"ON :2wi ts:d the ill Senson :at Lih' .:tb-ertr y inure cilts or* Tiena D~olars. Pai nis wi inia to s- ndl their -1l.:re. ': :'ne w-'d ti:.:-t2ale f; ee of2 etiree. I w iio b- r. *iilts wi'l do welt ti sendi ontiiKr m..re at anu e-artly ofn ; |L..iuro tar ;:i her .liun bV Geniu andh. *r;B :I :' 'by .O un, :il I: th t6 n . . . i :. . n4 -.b .,e l . -;: **-i. * I - 441 Ii --- 44;. . t.. t.- u.; ue itl i i ' ii 4. 4 ' 'u n :::h::J : -' 1:ii iha'r to ,.iuni i--ind ithu tw- II ppim- e sue:ie h i - ..e ~ *'i. the3 Conuh wi it;ie. ;th t ides L to b .iuiiu-r purch. ser A. Si :vt'A., ci: u n Spti. 7 i r,7, dt 35 IN QUI'"Y. v a. |Forcdlosu're. uni a .\. Keinriek. J ) Y* vu tue o a -r in l'-1nty in uhi< c-n e. I L)will sel*l at Edg!4. 1i-hi C. 11., on the lirst .'.- - 'in Octob-L'r iext.T1'I E)T (U , l'.\!;GHl O'' ii N I. ini th~e Iown of Iitubur'..S. C., 'h se.t ihed theii; Iall, knoiwn :;udc distin.:uish. d in the rptm ofJ di Tiwni as5 I.ut N o. I:2. - TrntiThecots nail one. half of the r'urchaise iny to bie paid in caedh, andu the i enu:tunig ladir twilve mfoniths from~ the day' od s:ue. Theu. Pur neer to give a bonid wilh two~i aiiproveIinetie.'t- i to ec toumisioiier for the StmnO. The t.:. H t.i be ned anid zualedr, but not delvnered utdu the bi'ndI aid . und1 if the saiid bon.l b' inot pidli~i whe due, te Ci'mnmissioner will r-set.ll theC pre nTiceL5sit the lne pdae niid at the risk of tie formzer pu:cehauer, F A. slMKiNS, .B.B3.. aSept.18r1 55e V E have on.hnd and, f.1 copies of tho Trial A .the urder'of hisA ife' sti Negro Siave i 4plt . ing an interesting pamphlet:a-uf o g vi .2a true and -exant ne6oupt' f ac r iitd in lEdgfivld Distrii :0I1 849 )it .1ih,' suited in thLetnvictio . urler in the first de'gree; 6r: wbyh. flered the extreme penalty t b. Jet, 1850. Persons desirous of procurin' IMs eiio rl y vs aid dark icenes shouldu lalit-pe;e t For sale at this Ohice Pjoe py. or two copies for 25 cents. Two. 0 Sfnt mail, to one address,' fQr 25"cents - April 20 tf '- - - Boot and. Shoe Maifaao " !IE Subseriher. haying ispened a V AND S H 0 E .JMANUFALTOkY .xt domor to the Post ffice, repetIally aqnnDnesD A the citizens of Edi.-ield.fVilage att tit.hat ~ is prepared to make to re rat -r in'the Boot and nvina the b.--st workmen in.thi- hisr ..y ment and heing a practieni w& " i t- fe.' wartnted in vayeng' thirt-his wkiill IMP its the neatest and latest st.0s4 .. ,-4 I!e has also on hand a lire 'coofine UP OI.LED and fine' W LTED nIDO'(T9Ltlf dI x 00TS. Also, a stock of getitmen ndfa'd . 110 [!-all of his own manuls-ture-Fbreh i1:Y ill s.-41 for cabh. INIC[illt. cl:,i6EO0Y, q N. i.-A Ne:ror hoy wantte.41x le rn; the;Bov - id shwe trade. Fb tf 4 'rsh ;upply of Groe ries&.6 I :.:- :.dI si :oi.p. turaent ..he' fallejjg. - . h% "is--iat r,- u able prices. Ti.:. - . \ . I' m auxe s La. -- suoplv 1f L an& CAKES -a.f Fhwv I.K.Mi N- and LmnSlE Giurbe'tt's beet Pearl STA RCII, &.. &ce '(gethe r with a FULL and' COMPLETi.$t,ei i evc--% artcek usually found in '-wfe lfiaile rcery Store.W EG - July 22 tr TIE STATE OF SOUTH tCANOLINA EDGEPIELD D CIT .T IN COMMON PLBA$. \MUEL THOMAS, who is in the sfod th ) .%erift of Edgefield District, by virtue of a Writ of. 'ipine ad Satbifariendut at the sult of.Rachel Tem. les, having filed in my Omcc. together with.a Seled le on oath; of his estate and effects, his 'petition .to. to Court of Cormon Plens, praying that beliniy be linitted to the benefit of the Acts -of the.-q'einl *.sembly made for the relief of insolvent' . trs, T-V. i Ordered, That the said Rachel Temples,-an.U all ther Creditors, to whom the said SamueL'onnas i's,. ni 21rse indebted. he. anud they. are he,,- ' suins 1oned. and hnve notice to appear beforer.' oanild'' ourt at ileefield Court House, on Tuesdj th-eEixt!t ny of October next to showcause if anytheyean.hy 10 prnyer of the petition noreId should not'be.. TUOS.0 BACONI, c.M , -- Clerkr's Oefce, March 18, -1857 -'. " 4 July 7, 1857 13to .22 STATE OF SOUTH'CAROLINA. EDP(IRIDf ISTRTCT. IN CO3M310N PLE~AS.. ?DWARID BIUSH, who is'in the custody of tho u Sheritr.of Edtgefieldl Distriethy virtueof aWrit of opian aS' Satsfacienadums, at the suit of James .l' refer, having filcd in mny O0@eetogetber with aTSid le on oath of hia estaste and effeeI his pditiotth riurt of Commion Pleas prayingithat he .~y eKiZ itted to the benefit of theo -Acts otth ~nail'As. stmbly., made for the relief of insol ~ ' tors, t Ordered, That tlio said,. Jam .ad hier Creditors, to-whom thii saidi'i'~"v zyr:Iso indebte'd, l'e, and theyd i-e b nor - rat have notice to appear before teal - ilgefield Court House, on .Tuesua.th S7' et'.ber next, to rhow cause if any t -e - o mayer, of the petition aforesnid, shu ,cantb Ti'OS. P .note granted. ClerX' Offee, Feb. 21, 185,7. .BACON, c.C.C... - .. :lo ' 27. - STiAT'E O1? 'e0TT CAR(RLIN, [.tf1. DITRICT, iN 0031310N PE i : O. UVER.CT IIET, who is in the custody h ~e .Cheriff' oh' Edlgefield District, by virtue of .-i if (",:.: wl atiiaci'eadma at the suit of .,spha New, !w~vinrg lihed il n21y ohlice, together .with , eIw~.dile 'in ombl, of Ihis etate and effects, his peti 201n to the C..nrt of1 Court of' Corumon Plea'sr pi-nying iw)2 . 1::y Ie nabr;: t t-> :e benerfi2 or the Acts of he (h::eral A.-..,iy 1 ::e:-le ihr :he reliet' of insolvenc~t. I: .:.. .iO.'.re-'. T'-2 :.c .-aht .h'we'2h Ner.nnd ..ti-- 2n II" y I---t,.. awli* thiey are herreby 'n-i''.uel. '-u' ;:. "a 2tieio :. ppenr bef"ore the said Ca,'o~: nE!ei. II.- fot:i '1n Tue.day thre Sixth -'yof --:be nex':. to sh 'w cause it' iiy they can, yt-pae' of he ttion 2:fore'slaid, should not r .*'. . -, f.;h .Taly 185'. _13te 27 . :- 'T ' :"'( ' ( C-XWIt( NA, l' 0.1) a ! .'RLAS. T .~ '- ::. L 1L 7b, a.- ' the eia'tody of the -K.r*,-,if -.t.1, 1rt:- -.Aby~virtaie of.n Writ - -poo-: nie !aw. .:.t the. ii'it of I'. S. - - h ~ - d in - Ofice, tc 'etid'? yih :. --. *- - t 'f the . f' tie -- Illd Jnies L. I - ... '..'~nre boreby - t before the e:. - e -- esdary the Sixth - . RA . c *1v c 3. . 2. '. 2 IX Coh.LIION PL R ' . C. F12EE LAND. who is in tile custodfoif the . She1.-'if of Ead;:eld District, by virtue-of Writs ('.piaa ad 8,ari:g'h-'endengu at the suits of Mcekdr; ehert & Co., and Strang, Adrain- k Co., -baring edI in my Ottice, togethrer with a 8ehedule on oath'. his estatie rind effects, his petition' to thd Court of ,mml:onl Pians, praying that h~e may be admitted to e benen'ft of the Acts of the General Assemnbly.innde' r thec relief oif insolvent debtors, Itis Ordered,' That' e saidi Ieek'er. Herbert & Co., and StrangrAdrain' Co.. and( aill othler cr'editors, to whom'the said-J. Me' Freeland is in anywise indebted, he, and they are rehy .inimmoned, and. have notice to appear before e said Court lat Edgefield Court House, on,Tuoesday a tixth clay of October next; to show cause if any ey c~:a, why the prayer of the petigon. iforesaid, uulJ not be granted. THIOS. G. BACON .C... Clerk's Office, Aprhi 8, 1857 July 7, 1S1,7 13te , 27 otagon Burial Cases 'lIE Subferit'er keeps constantly on hand Les . Furlliture lloonet. oppu'-iteibee Port lffi, .a o ar-ortnl't'nt of this new style' of. META'LIC T RIAL CASES, of beautiful form, and finishted perfect resemblance of hligh y polished ROSE 30D. These CASe.S are now exttniveli used1 1 posess many valuable advantages over all ba flins now before the publie. .-ALS0 'ill also keep re ady for deliv.-ry at a muomn :t's rnizig, a firce Stock of WOOI COFFIN' ohnmy nt ?nantufnetulre, 3n-I of all Eix. s.'preag a g ua~ JOHN M. WITT' Edgefield, May 13 tf AD1?INISTRATOR'S NOTICE LL persons eindebted to tlie Vietate of' S L iilhnes, >dee'd. mre requeiell to tnske pay. nt at an e'arle .datte and ibth;. 'a'ing;ty (le nds against the. Esante'are 'hw'ebv netiiedio ron , thk-n-oInyt r L L e d. Rf.A AogI 12rnu 8 I -