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AUGUSTA ADV'ERT'.SEI'\I ENTS. Cheapt Dry goods! BROOM & ,NORR ELI AUCIUSTA, GxA., A RX Now rverivinit at ti: ar N I' sr Jo. 22S Iiru~aiii~rea, a larpu and elegant tu sortmteut of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Tbeirstouk is i'ne of the L~.G~ih.Tttd NIO*S 3L1~AT intheir line iu tihe city, aud comprist aU o thelnw tid mist coonplvte at) 1- 3 of tilt sel mom. They wouil resvecifully solicit j'ttbiie ilatrol agey and cordially inviteal t. exaoaanev ilivir Goo& - LADIES" MRESS GOODS. Taitci t)rers Silks. Plaias..nd Stripes; Rich Silk Rulbes A'quil'e, very heavy; Rich Bayadere Si-k'i; 1'opiitw; landsmne F.oulards; rlain Malick l widths wul ii lusIra. - Black l'troeaiie:Si~kkv, 'trij~eb, I'lat' ad I0is,o Mourning --nd I lbi' Nisut itioz Sidbs. 1-ith Itrt n Printed all %V- Ad D~lijits, ."CisA 'j i~e Hai dere Strijis. Ca.oI:uoeie D'vewso" , 'lmo auo ani Tarlittatol, uud ao rar- ty of othcr 64oods Cktildien. Print d Clirg-~ - : r~tnls Enghitoh w~. xi' o ito;Aj Plain no atit r .1iehia atoPro, qualitits:z Freuo.,h, Englisli nti. AmrLean Vd.:t%. grt-at a Prenoh, Eng1ialh and :zAi...0n~ Uioos1ooos. gfre vari etT Plait, Priantudid0o ,,PerA Ti :tou-is Cloaks nad zmantilla. o"* the litc1 btylex, fro low priced t(. vqry r eh, iol 116, Ut Chenide -Shrtwlis and Se irN,. t a.!::o'aa twv' dss..riptio'n. frozn io,. 1'rived i-s v. r% ii'i, l1ooloya. A l:argje.%.,!,v; imen to' ILit i,,.h 1- c-v. f Cloaks ntil %Iattllats 1eev '.ti'l' ;o Zmtop Skirt.,. oevc-:- 41.. :ill!t1-104 it:, 4b 1 Corseits, Frt trocto :ddl;i't~ Of all kiads. a, "Air -etr,;" ' ret It Wi-rl vrea .1 rz. t o ii ~ t- ! i r Nt'itrtts' %%t at.,. 'oto-t od mi- otto ,l ro~ I U :ov.V 4",o 111i A:.114:147', - r I 4:11116 (bq lt l Jiobiotrv. F~aurod; I, large zsiortteit, ail pricest r.:l qua ties ; bMerino rwsa Ch*ini~.L!ici-ron trtl Gents. PAX'1ALOON GOODS. All Wts 1:sin 1re 1 oukins, COoodorisy. Si Instalt 1'%vc,:J, Hlaiti 811d i'udis ; Xetlooky .Tcar Curolina .Teanh; Nle.rno Cashimers, fur 6lildrei Plaiia and R..b H,*oto. foor tb'lo&e. I.~ATALT10l GOODS. M6.tt.ititA~ tt gI'ftoMd itl thte V*iy.. C1to1li i the nei lurttnote tsluol :it th.- ntiork t ill rth. W, ofK-r-e;s i h.:wantud I r..wn I'lairtg. htavIly Twi and ?ae.qVnIt B3LAMKE TN. Negro. Whne','iite and Grey; Ssdtie .6 Tuvelianr " Io~ckinaw" Januy '. tc'. eturyditr 1-. Beti BRnket-u, frin a se'ali C-r:' lonet t vory larRe and sno)-tri.-r h..taksa. IAn we lhave ltjit -):; lrne !, our Gat. J, will be fted at the lowia: whc... -etlt we Lruaratee~t be as low twa tuy in the ztouth- rit totury. 0 AUGUSTA ADVERTIIISEMENTS. Chenille Shawls, WILLIAM SHEAR, AUGUST.\,GA. ASractived by tle l;at scaner troim New Y1k,.adi RichaS.k ChLendeel1 AW oft uplrndid styles: I adi& Extra silk Chenle SCAll FS Ldis' stellat l-rdered (lTA \ L9, of beau:iful f I.l e4 Saxony Plaid Longq SH!AW.S, or exint gu' ties' Setfeh Plaid anti French WOien Shawls, of new and beautiful styles: Nidle' Chenille and zazony Plaid MOURNING SitAWLS. Spt. 16 1857 tf 36 French Embroideries. *VILLIAI71 SIIEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. H AC received by the, last steamer from New It YoIrk, a ful supply Iof Ladies' French EM h BIll EN, oif the latest Parish styles, anong I whiebl are 1% 1.adie" Tritont d T.ace and Nlutlin COLLAIlS r an l NI iitsLEEES, in sett , of new and e'e gant itmiliroierinc Ladies' -n:broidkeed HIANDKERCIIElS, o De 111o w ahlt-iul pat1terns ; 1 l.adie-, Eibroidered COLAT.ARS, of elegant sotylels: - Lalie s' Er-:mbroi.!end Cambric COILARS, of be..auiilul iDv:s, id some at very low pric.-s; it Ladies' I.gbr&idercd C.APS, iad Itinits Emf lr:.iler.-d l'roek W A I>TS t Ladb' French .awn u AN > i-.RClf 'S and Sep'. 11; 1 if 3 French and English Prints. Wil 1L..D 92SHE All, -~ I S int r.-eivedl from .* York. a h:rv 1snip'py o Frenhel ad Eag!;sh P IlN .TS. ot niew and l b autifual desin". --A. !.0 Ic- A -dl supply Ef .lerrima anl ther stL %s (.f .ll A .r- P T:. .- A i% f ibh are suiilh'e for thl. preseont eason, an1 rraina.l tast colto.rs. . Sept I C 1 .4.57 tf 36 Rich Dress Silks. IV I L L I[ A M? ft 11 E A RI, A UG USTIA, G A. I AS jut re..vivel from New York. Lwadies t J~~Ilyress SIL.KS, of new :n.1 splentdil styles; Ms Plain Black {LK, for Ladies' Mt-urnintg Dresses. 0; -ALSO Ladic%' Printed Cashmere and lo'aine ROBES, of beautiful stylvs. n- To which the attention of the public is respect IT fully invited. 3)Y Sept. 16 1857 If 36 Is, DYE & LATASTE, Warehouse a n d Commission AUGUSTA, GA., ')ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends 1w and the public generally. thAt they ha:ve ried a connection in the above business, and have le;_ased Ii,, F1 RE PRUOF WA REl1OUSE of Col. Clan >- ton-North side of Reynolds street, receutly occu to pied by Mr. George L. Anderson. Ur From their long experience, thty flatter them at selves that they wvill be enable to give entire satis er:;it ont to those~t whto may favor them wiuh consigun moents o.f CUTJTON or other produce. 1:? T::e~r promplt perisonal attention will be' Igiven to in 0tdro L;ADGIN,ItROPE, &c.,and purcasing .4 fami supplies at httl ist m~aket prices. Also to ut lorai.rdeingi of Goods consigned to our friends in --the luteriter. l.s.e-r:.l Csa adv.ances made, when desired by 'tur custoana r'. Orehr'.r&es will be the samte as those of oither - 3ou~s o 110 Cy egge inthe ienmli husntess.. .I A .~IES M. lDYE, ANDRE~W G. LATAS*TE. n--Auguar. Auog l0 tf 3i ERflALL & NTOVALL, Warehouse a n d Commission M E RCHIIA NTS, . Reynv.mtt he'tween .1 .e!"r.:n and Mehm:t.'M Streets, anAUJ.LCST.4, Gv.4. XU I ha'' rI m..v'ad to .\let- alf's I L.\RGF .. N lC' k :O Flll(il W .ilmloli.N E. rtn - Ren 'd. b..t..n! .aEDun a-l E-th ets. rteenat v o--en I. i- byv ;iih:n~ & \--kin. i1 t!l r "entre'of thet ( ity, in th ic i ity ofthe lI.. lri:.cltil W,...ILee a:. Sm'IenIXt' att. th. uammalfaw's.c a )au.;.*t piiaii'i wa i: c.o ! sii,~-- itrae fors .J,. W.. c:, STV\L - (C 11J:M al' K&i CO;11, ~ .b t ''"' 'n o:ins, 1. ch al ! .receliveal a ui v oi: .' 1an IJ in -R W :.t.n . dkr-s-t: .. Fi X/1flS eMI'P/c, an th - nile Dfaci;lite ilo.io.dy in Cas t,. . Csd, \l. ite. \ L t L, J. . ..STO.\LL u-sn.:a..\.e:-n- t l.o pri.'s1 1 .A i~ V\RAli i' o a in gb-T are aaaetk 2sPither.i CarE W:e.it, :r.i e.- TIbes n s Fk. Spoons:Imlli. :rd.!ls Cl.ryot C iake IJeer-.n Sh ~ lld PLATD W'a-.Rw--lal ta ity of lde )in Csoral . CakI~..~eae laiet, Waiei Ck. le .ths.. .4 -7 t4 W ringamaL m1ianP ALET ED W AR, veryshow .\iat wpeST . A GJoI.C ATtil Eof a:;i iso inalt-r1--Cooper, tRirad\'..., lageie ila- nich I ios. Gtrhe C.-uh can .\laoaek .uEW. S, ii Yu .re:hirne it s iae with a ne tcorcknof t ih Cl oruripe if tle IT.lro. I 'aank. pi, d.wt .1-ta. Fe bazt'. anti by tir~e 4egt DENTLEDSALEICA DRNSUTS, FtliE atenonof th'e publi iushvtdt our s Stonk w of tl,. Ee NAUUc i.Th' rol\-ED -rilys, we itipcllvsli c itIS aOItr, ndisl8, that nva tous fi the with felinn.'a S-oksupe with formularis~ Dfth . Pul 4. Cnopia In mesBra. OureStoc ofuta a DEN ~l. AN SURGICAS A. INTMN! vTe tSa J tpengadtional t. suppliers atf Sth sostotie Fieetting conden-tat wSelan fursh ur u Stteron will th. Let .Artice, Zo rpenb terms wei~ arelspetflly astolitorer and lSege ~ Wagon. L pte nd . lBai. lumn AxeCo. Aus, Ga, A, prils and ul 9-ment o ltentonA lfathe arnt of Soth Caroit Shet rn l rLad, Cope,IZinetF, Capn Truce, WaSntL: awCi Chtlets. Crn Ahel-, .- ler, Wheat Fans, Plow,, Ilarrows, Ox Yokes, &e. A nd thte largest and best assortt..ent of Rtodgers & SosCULE RY, ever ofi'ered in this Market. AuntDec. 2, 1856, il 47 1 HA.MBURG ADY. m MIE 'S. CAROLINA HOTEL, 1 nBURG, S. C. IIE Snbstriber respectfnlly announces to his friend. anid the putlic generany that he has ented Mhe old and wel-establisled House known s the CAtOLINA I 10TEL, recently occupied by oIN A. MAvs, and is now prepaped to furmish muple accommotdatlons to all who favor him with heir coipany. The idense and furniture has recently undergone n entire ienovation, and every requisite arrange let to promote the coifort and happiness of my ne.sta has been ma le. k.is niy intention to make he CARULINA a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and ny every exertion will be in view of this object. l TABLE shall receive partlcnlar attention, mld the best the marhet, affirds will be furigshed n abundance. Attentive SERVANTS will always %e rcadiicss to obey the behests of those who may :all on ine. By the first of October I wilH havo my N E W * T A B L E S erected, and will them be better pre inred for the accummodation of Horses. jy'Faninres visiting Hambnrg or Auipta will ind the " (arolina IHotel" all tiat they can possi ile desire. 7 A liberal .hare of public encoi*agement is arncstlv solicited. JOHN LYON. Ilamburg, Sept 13 tf 07 TO THE PUBLIC, TOIE Undersigned having sld the Amerie-a . lIloel to G. C. CUNNINGIALM & CO., ake thii; ocens'ion to returin our thants to the pub ic geiera!!y for the liberal patronnge bestowed pin nt,. and would solicit the same for its present Proprieturs. Respeticin ly. 0. H. P. SCOTT & Co. I1iitbhrg, tlay ., 1 857. AMERICAN H0TE L, TIAM 11T ., S. C. lIE bcilmrikt.:r tale this oppirtuniity of in formin their Iriends and the publie genierally that thev hiitie- houtht the alave INTEL, and are havini' it relitted in the best possible style for their reception. We flatter ourselves that every ecessary arraonemient has been mle to proimiote the einfort of all who favor n,. with their company, Our ROOMS are airy amwl vicifortably furnished; SERVANTh attentitve and obedient. And out TA Br. will be einstaitly suppolieid with the beei the season :lrord-l. Our frie nds may therefore resi satisfied that every ex-rtion will be cheerfully ren. dereI to nake their sojourn phsaint and agrtenble There will be in :atridiance a GOO) OSTLER and Ilorses lft in our charge will receive particu iar ttnti.l C9XPersons arriving at this House may feel as. ured that their haencse will le promptly sent ,ree of r.arger to the Carolina or to either of the Georgia epotn. We soiait a -hare of the patronne. of those Visit, ing siur Town. G. 3. CITNNING1IA M, MARY S. CUNNINGHIAM, Proprietors. 1r.niburg, June 1, 1857. ly 121 TO THE PUBLIC, CIEAP CASH STORE! C!!EAP CASH STORE I CHEAP CASH TORE ! LOOK FOR IT, LOOK FOR IT, - LOOK FOR IT, Under the American Hotel, Hamburg. Under the American Hotel, Hamburg. Under the American Hotel, Hamburg. W.E have recently opened a NEW and SPLE~ DI tock of DRY GG0DS, CLOTIIING, SIIOES, -HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, &c., ke. Also, an excellent assortment of DO3MESTICS, which 'A call the attentioin of all wvho visit thi Market. Comec anid look for yourselves! We are satisfie that thc pirices and qjuihity of Goods will git satisfaction. 1)ont forget tee look for the CHEfAP CARU STORE~, Under thre American Ilotel. Ulniburg, Sept 22, anm :17 UURRA FOR iNICA RAWUA ! T'ilE UndelrsigrnedI bies leave to inform tl A 'nhie t hat they are opening a very larg anid well seleecd Stock or Dry Ocods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, DOOTS, SIlOE~S. TRUNKS. UMURELLAS, &< Also, a spe!e::did asort mrent. oef DO':ESTICS.-a of whieb wlIl be soldd at a how prc for Cash. f' W Gve us a trial-il iril/ lia Io your oren Iersx! M .4;;I. & E CUC2I. I:JAV ING ee employe Iby Messrs. ST LE the Cot ton TArad~e, I hiope to st~are a liher: p ortioni ot thle Trade thIa t comes teo oum Mrikel,. T noew returan my tincer' tanks to the Plant f l'reehie lel. A.\bbleville,. Latens ad Newherr luistricts, for the libeeral pattirnarge thait I h ave rt eeivedl fromt their handees, andl hope to nrnit, a cor tiinancie of the satle satie. 1 give the very liltil.ST PIIICES for ('ott' ad* uicr hr pro e e~te. All i want is a .,bowing :nn it nburg, Sept 22 t.1 PLANTERS' SUPPLIES, 'i!IE rubscriber hbegs Ienve ta e ______infeormil jth i pub. t hat lie Ihas in Store, at tliw Standi oernpied 1.y' himn 1he hist sen sn, a WVEI.L sEL.CTED) Stoek of Phintert Supl,., ionsietinig if Muelao and Pto Ri liene SUGI A 18 iStuart's, 11. Ih.,& C. Soft "~ "Crnashed " " PutveiSed" IalOlex\S ES. telc.. Tietees aul1 It;arre-l; Rice and .lnva CIOFFE I : SROtN tell SIZe, and I LOLLLOWV WVA RIE l.\(G INO, RtOPE rind TW INE; G iunny Clhe, a heavy artile; (Osnrahurgs atnd Niripes; 7-8 :ind 4-4 A ugustaI Goieods; SA L~T, very large- Sars; 50 lihds. i.ACON Sll)lCS; 10 " Sh'iOlilEllSt SOAP, CA\Nh)LES, STA RCli, &e ,&e., al if which will bie sold on accommiodaiting terms ti approvedl phe-rnsr. gg Orderm solicited ad prompitly aittened to. A. BURNSIDE. HIAMIsuac, June 0 tf . 22 READ TIlS! PELLET IER & CO. DEALEllSIN DRUJ(S AND MEDICINES, H AMBURG, S. C.e A RE receiv ing their isuppliies fior the Suitmmue anid Fall Trade, cotnsistinig of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Colours, Spices, Brushes, Glass, Soaps, 'Patent Medicines, Perfumery, ALL ARTICLES tenerally found in their line of butsitness. ['7 Planters, Ml.-rchant , Physicians anid all ersons dealing in our litie will find it to their ini rest to give us a call as we tire d'etermincd to sell tthe VE RY LOWEST PR ICES. .gr Planters can rely upon having their mem 'randums filled with the BEST OF A RTICLES, d put up in packages to suit their conveonience. A. J. PELGLCET IER & CO. Next door to A. Bhurnside. ~inkng, Jul i 5 , 2 7 GEORGIA SARSAPAF FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, ANI P UBLIC opinion nud Physicians have diecided SARSAPARILLA that can be obtained. iiredients are well known to Physicians and the MIEDICINES, when appropriately used, often El Nothing more need be said in praise of it, th tains in addition to %waparilla, the hydro-alchol White Ash, Grey Bread, or Fringe Tree (Chionar (Podophyllum,) and Blood Root (Sanguiuaria.) SiFThose prefering this Compound Prepartio: DENNIS' ALTERATIVE, OR GEORGIA SAI For sale at Edgefield C. II. by G. L. PENN an July 15, 1857. CANDIDATES! [ The friends of Capt TIHEOPHILUS DEA T respectfully announce him as a Candidate for re election to the office of Tax Collector of Edgeield Iistrict, at the ensuing election. TIIE friends of Capt. LEWIS COVAR, res pectfully ainnounce him as a candidate for Sherif, of EdgeGcld Dintrict, at the ensuing election. The niney friendA 'of W. W. SA LE, Esq., of Hamburg, in the upper part of the District, respect fully announce him as a candidate for Sherif of Edgerield District at the next election. The friends of Co. WM1. QUATTLEDIUM res pectfully announce him as a Candidate foq Sheriff of Edgeield atle ensuing election. .E We are authorized to annooneo LEWIS JONES, Esq., as a gnlidate for re-election for Sheriff of Edgelield District. 07 Ten Friends of Capt. 11. BOUTWARE respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff of Edgefleld District at the next election. 7 Tim Friends of Col. S. HARRISON re spect fully announce him as a Candidate for Clerk of Edegefeld District, at the ensuing election. lv Tnx Friends of JACKSON COVAR re spectfally announce him as a Candidate for Clerk of Edlgefild District at the ensuing election. The friends of Mr. F. M. NICHOLAS re spectfully announceo him as a Candidate for Clerk of Edgefleld District at the ensuing election. 0f We are authorized by the friends of Mr. EDMUND PENN, to noilinate hini as a Candidate for Clerk of Edgeflold District at the ensuing elcc tion. LV*The friends of Mr. LEWIS COLEMAN respectfully annaloe him as a Candidate for Clerk of Edgefield District at the next election. 07 Ten Friends of Mr. ROBERT D. BRYAN respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Clerk of Edgefleld District at the next election. l" The Friends of Mr. CIIARLES CARTER respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Edgerield Distriet, at the next election tu The Friends of Mr. CUTAS. 11. M AY, res pectfully announce him as a Candidate fur 'Tax Cvl eetor of Fagcfield District at the next election. gr-Tua Friends of M~aj. JOUN C. LOVE LESS resp~ectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Edgefleld District at the ensuing election. lUfThe friends of STARLING TURNER~ian nounce him a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing election. U~ The Friends of Mr. MI. W. LYLES respect fully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collee ,tor of Edge6eld at the next election. gr ~The Friends of Capt. E. W. ThORN, re spetfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Edgei'eld Distriet, at the ensuing elec tion. CURRYTON ACADPEM7IES. rT'IlE Exereisoes of theese Aoedeies will be re -I sumied en the FI RST2 MON.D.-iY IN A U CUST, and will he eone:ined, the Male I epart menlt under the control oef .1i . J1. L. LJ-'..LY, ai the F~emeee under the control of Alr. J . ]1. alOR t ls, with; ceopetout A ssistants. HATES OF TUlTION. In the Male Departent. per Session,...2 0 eN TilE Fe:3tALE DiEPARTMENT PRa sP.ssioN. IFirst Clamsw. Primary lh)epartment ... ..... ..89 te0 s emond Chass, Ordinary Enamh lBranche.i .1I2 it0 TirdI " Iligher branebes.......... 15 tt0 ".'urth " Gr,.eek, Latinm aned French,... 1 (0t M.i.....................----------2.. IP'upi!s wvill tee charegedl frome thme tine of entering to the end'le of thle Sessionl. 1Umnre en:n he hadl in cte Villageo at from $8 to $P per month. 11. A. SIIA W, See'ry lbonrd of Truste's. " ulv 22 :f 28 IMYPORTANT TO PLANTERS! THE RICHMOND FACTORY, RI 11alUND) CO)UN TY, (A., ON TI UES to nmacnf.ectture WV 00 L E E CI.0t~t at 12& cents pe~r yard ; hidig ecery mntrial exe -rt the Wool. Tio extenive nd con stntly int.- .iing patroneago the Factory leas en j ...ed for yeairs peast,nnuetePortr tt ihe article of Wint~mer CIothaing for Negreea, Mind- by them, haes not, bee.n surp-;sced bcy an~y Cl'I thmade Neorth ocr SouthI. P,eeInt e.ttensive improvcements a addlitieins not oncmly ena~ble us to k. Ip u~p the sttandardl of the Goodb. lbnt to seure atn ently delhvery of thme same. Plume'rs"inr othlers who:, niny dea-:e te. avamil thcem sel ee~ ctf thlii o1pertucity, and sente a Iirst rate art "Icl at ae nemdeirnte cost, lhave omniy toe send us the Wol, wa.shmd el cenn ine cold waeteer. If sent dirty' ene halt' cent lper yard extra is cbarged feor wash ir~. Uncrry Wools is not obljectoionahle ; the hiurra are remoocveat by mehline'ry. The namie eof the owner ehhould bee marked r nal IPachn ka sent us. Weeol sent byv any of' the lInai Rodis in Geor.iae. 41..bamae~ eer Southe Careelina, to tme. Auguzesta Depmot, eemrked Richontd Factory. (ced ower's naneen- ab.ee) will he re'gee'.rly acid erop~t'y received, ad the ekm whe'n tmade', re ture'd to the pocints directed. Bce'h parcel i'. made ep in thne turen received, hence ane early delivery is lwnys desirable. A1 i-trucionstol A ugusta, Ga , July ii, 3mn 2d CORN SIIE LLERS, Sef-Sharpeninig Straw Cuitters! PENN, Acetnt, has just rr'ccived and otlers .feor sale a teenpply of thte most appriloved arti ee if COlRN Si Kl' LK RS. Also, a large Stock of those ceebrate d S<.lf-Sha~rp.-ninig S TI R A W C U T T E Rt S. The faerere wvill leasUe send in thecir orders. Sept 2 tf 34 liotice ff' hereby given, that appe1lication will he made to ..the next Legis!ateure fear an acet oef inc(orpoirationi fer the Dcy Creek Baytist Chuerche. Ae~. 2! 1857 Ucm *______ Notice IS ler, by given. thaet :appl!ientiont will be metde tin the Legislatee at is next seus one~. for a relenese e all the riehet and inee re,-t oft the Sta'e icn the~ Es h aeae1Prea~ cy of Chearle s le.Gregory, deensed, te Jsi.ise9 S.scsis ox :~N im !t'ai ?vc KEcUoR. IA ug. 29 1857 3m 36 Not ice IS ER ERY OIV EN, that at the next S9essiont 1sf the L~egislature :eppli':ntion will be maen for a(ierter to inco~lrpor' ateink to bee estabeli.,bed at EEe~fe~ld C. 1I.. to lbe knowne na thme Bank of Edsge (i.ld, with a espitael of Two hundlred nil 'irfty tho~us aned dollars. 'et 16 Smn 36 1Makrei ! IMackrec I!! TU IIOSE wishing FIN E FISih, inspected and pekd where they tire eneht, if all sizes and umbes, call on S. Eh. BOWEIRS, Agent. a.m...... J.... t. 1857, t r52 LLA OPUD 0 TO PUBIFY THE BLOOD. go' tlIt this is the IEST PREPARATION of pu It sells readily and gi ves great satisfaction. Its (; people at the'South, to be GOOD, and GOOD 'FECT GREAT CURES. col anl to publish what it is composed Of It con inlic extract of Queen's Delight, (Stiillingia,) ithui) Tincture of May Apple, or Mandrake, a. of Sarsnparilla. should express in their orders m2 tSAPARILLA COMPOUND. d Drs. A. G. & T. J. TE CUE. ly 27 SWAN & CO'S, LOTTERIES. NE & BR11ANT SCEEEME. C API TAL' PRIZE $60,000!! TCN.TB OWJIiT $'LO I 9 The following Scheme will le drawn by S. Swan & Co., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy IAt tery, inl elich of their Lotteries for Oct., 1857, at .A.-ax tat 4Mreo~rg~vta, To which City they have removed their their prin cipal oflice. To be drawn in the city of Augusta. Ga.,in public, on Saturday, October 3rd, 1857. To be drawn in the city of Augusta,Ga., in public, on Saturday, October 10th, 1857. Dn2sm &bw To be drawn in thecity of Augustn, Ga..in public, ott Saturday, October 17th. 1857. To be drawn in the City of A uustn, Ga.,in public,on Saturday, October 24th, 1857. To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga ,in publie, on Saturday, October 31st, 1857. On the plan of Single Numbers. '5,419 PRIZES! Nearly one Prize to every ine Tickets. ~gn:I.coo1nat JSachlmo . TO UE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER! 1 prize of.. 0,000 i....... ......$60,00-k 1 prize of.. : . ...........0.......2.5,00 1 prize (of........... 12.500 ts.................. 12.50 I prize or............7,10 Is.....................,000 1 prize of............5,0li0) is....... ........5.0110 1 prize of.......... a;oo is..................3.50 1 prize or........... 1.500 is.....................1,500 t prizes or........... a. are .................10.)00 5 Prizes o.......... 901 nre...................45.00 5 prizes of........ b00 nre ........ ........4.0.C0 5 prizes of............ 70 are.................. 8.5.00 5 prizes (............600 are................... 8.000 5 prizes of.............5410 are...................2.5,00 10N prizes of.............400 are.................4111,000 10(1 prizes oif..............0 nre........... .......1.5N10 I3 prizes of.............10 are.......... ,.0. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes of $4410 Approx'ting to*60,00) Prize are.. $1,000 4 Prizes of :00 " " 25.000 Prize are.. 1,20t) 4 Prizes of 21) " " 22,10( l'rizew are.. SnO 4 Prizes of 125 " " 7,00 - rizes are... 5810 4 Prizes of lgnn " " 5l.(ui Prizes are... 4010 4 l'rizes of 75 " " 5,51'0 Prizes are... .500 4 Prizes of 5.) " " 3,5003 Prtze~s are... 2nn1 5,000 Prizes of 20 ..........................100t,000O 5,-195~ Prizes amioulntin;:10.........,......8$320,000 Whole Tickets 810; Halves 25; Quarters 82,60. PLAN OF TIilE L.OTTEltY. The Numbers frin 1 to 511.IHJ0, cerresponding willh those' Numb~ers on the Tickets pirinted o .lsepnzratte slip~s of pnpecr, are eneircleil with smalli tin lttbes, unelt pitnced in one whjeet. The fHrst .tii prizes,siinarly p~riitted ,and enicircled, are pinevel ill annother whiee. The whieeis are then revolved, and a number Is dalrwn from the wheeli of numitwr', andl at the panie lime at prize Is drawn fromla the othter iel~. The numiiber antal prize draiwn out are openedl and1 exhiiteiid to tic sudtlence, unit rigis. tered1 by tile Coinmissiinners: tihe pirize being ptnede Ingninst tile numbeihr ,trnmwn. This .eperatiorn Is repealed until uil the psrizes are alrnwn otut. Approxtimntionl Prl-rct.--.The two pirecedlingandl the two.suceedin~g Ntunbiers to those dtrawinig the lirst 7 l'rizes will be eintitledto te, 25 A pproximationi P'rlzes. For exn:inle: If Ticket Nio. 11.250 dtraws the :u6n0.l5o Prize, t hose Tickets nuiwi~:ir.-l 11.2-iS. 11.249), 1 l.27'. 1 1.252, wilt each be enititi. I toe $110). if Ticket No. f.50 draws the $:.iflOn l'rize~. tose Tickeis imunhel.reei 54S.. l. .5.52, wil each he entitledt to $15. nte so on necordtilig to the abiove Trheu5.03 Pri:-'~ of $2) will bie daetrineel biy the instj lanoofthierNi.wich e!iraws Ihe $6iiNli. Fur exivnple. ifthe N a. d1rawling theu fIn.)I'i prizi enials with No. I. lithenial the Tickets where 11 the inher evnds m i I il he entiled to $2(i. If the Noitheir en.!s wilh Nuibelr 2. theni nil the Tickets wheare thei Number ent.I in 2 illi be enttitled to $20, anal so CF~iT[FI1CATESi OF l'.\CK'WAES will lbe sihi at the liolliwinti rates. wie bi his the riek: Certililet fl'eae'f ten Who Tikt......0 (,-rtifientie ofi Package of ten 11bul Ticketil.............-t tjirtitlente of Pnekiage of ten Qnnirler Tlickets.........241 Certtiiclet of Puckaige ofite Fi. ighth Tickteis.........1 in Ordecrin:; Tickets orl Certlficates, Encl~se te ln-mty I.e liar nihiress for the Ticr.,oraleredl. in rieeipt of which tin-y ii ill ii- f.rwamreh-l by first mii. l'urchiiaer.i ennt have 'tiekets ielinig ,n any tigiare they maty J1 riesignale'. sent to phers4 itimeitely altir thei .lrntwing. d itb (9fl'urchn...e s will ph-alse wrili ihiir signtatuires plain, and cive their lit 4tiler. ConnIty nnel $iale. p?-Ii.-m~etihr tint everye Prize is alrnwat antd payabchle in thei .IrnwinC--o.thetr prize's :atli tiht usa tfii f thirty days. J .W"Airess oriler., for Tlicketsuor Cirliltlete in ,S W AN & CO , A utustal, Gat. t ori S. SW AN. Montg'oery. Ala. ?' A list r.f the n:tmhiere that tarelrnawn flom the whmeel, with, the amlvii e.f lt l.: Ize thatg lachi onew is entitli tee, will be puiieeli nefer every ,lrniwin, in thie fiollowimtie 1m Yrk wVeekty Day ileik, ame S2-avennah .reinlg News. WHO WANTS MdONEY? $GO,OOO MtAY n11 QD'TAtNlED fly i'.tl-ING 'TEN DoI.LfS. Unlves and Quarter TJickets in proportioni. JASPER COUNTY ACADYEMY LOTTERY, BY AUTilORITY of the Ft'ato of GEORIGIA. ON TIIE HIAVANA 1PLAN OFFlN(LE NUi'.ERS 30,000 TICKETS--.,286~4 PRIZES! ! A monnting to $215.960'. PRIZES PAYABL.E WITHOUT DEDUCTION. MA N A Cl E n 5, Successors to J1. F. Winter, Matnnter. Our Lotteries .!rnwu itn MeCon, Georgin, (Snmall Shemtes) .very Saturdnyv, nn-'l in Savtinna, On. (Large Schemen) about thte 15th of every month. C LA SS C 0. . Draws October I15th, 257, at Armory Tiall, Snvatnnah, Ga., under the swern superintendence of W. R. Symoons, Esq., and J. M.Prentiss, Esq1. CAPIT ALS oif $610,000, $20,000, $10,000, $5,000 $4 .0001, $2.100, 3 Prizes of $t .0010, 5 of $500, 100 ofr $1010, It00 of $50, 3000 of $310 and .2 A pptroximatioln pri zes amounting to $3,760. TICKETS 810; EALVE S 5; QUARTERS 82,60. Look to your interest and compare this Srceme twith any other. Unank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Cheeks onl New Yoirk remitted for p izes. . Address orders for Tickets or Certiiicates of Pckees eif Tickets to ANDERSON & SON, MYanahgrs,A Macon or Savannahl, Ga. Sept. 30 if 36 ate - -- -- - - - - - - - -__ - pr CA.RRIAGE REPOSITORY ! CHUR I STI E & HU TRLB ER1T. T E Subscribers offer for sale at the old stand Lof R. 1. Sullivan, a CHOICE collection of Carriages, Rockaways, Buggies, o Aned all otheLr tartice-s in their line. They hlave nade arnangemnents to kiep their House supplied vith the BlCST ARTICLES, from the BIEST Factries in thme Untited Stales, whtich they wsil e LOW FOR CASJl, or for good paper onA hort time. ret CA RRIAGES and BUGGIES of every des- del Iriptionl will be furnished to order on short notice, by S. CHRISTIE, nec A. IHURLBERT. Apnil2 00 f 15 i CARRIAG WA NUFICTORY. OTICE OF CO-PARTNERSIIIP. UIE Undersigned have on soeiated themselves to her, under the name of ITli & JONES, for the - -pose of carrying on the ach Making and Repairing Businesa ill its various branthes. 'I hey expect to keep stantly on hand a good assertment of LaRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, &C. -Of 1te latest styles. ' All sorts of R EPAIRING done in the best uniher, and with the greatest dispateh. A beral share of patronage is respictfully soli :d. F. L. SMIrH, LEWIS JONES. Edgelield, Feb 20,1857. tf 7 Dr. McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE LIVER PILLS. Pwo of the best Preparations of the Age. They are not recom mended as . Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name pur ports. The VERMIFUGE, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. The LIVER PILLS, for the cure of LivER COI PLAINT, all BILIoUS DE RANGEMENTS, Sicx HEAD ACHE, &C. PurchasCrs will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane's Cele brated VERMFUGiF and LIVER PILLS, Drepared by 230 Oh bOLE PROPRIETORS, Pitts burgh, Pa., and take no other, as thcre are various other preparations now before the public, pur porting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLANE's, are worthless. The GENUINE McLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. FLEMUINI.G BRO'S, 00 WoonD Sr.,.PrrTsir~uitar, PA. SoIe P'roprletore SCOVILA & M.\D, No. i11, Charles Street, ;enmernml Wholesale Auents for the Southern States, wawhm tnl orders imuast be aiddressied. UifT old by G. L. l'lhNN, Edgoteld, S. C.: A. .Cniemrtrroy aind Trr & P..Lrrmaa, Ilanmbuar: KIN.R1 & llannisoUs, L~ongmires, and WAnnm.Aw A pril 7, l57. _ __ly 13 Mountuainu Dew WVhiskey. [ A M now rece.ivinge oni tmnsjgnmemnat frmi Green villk- 1'isariet, a few barrela p~ure sweet i%als VII 1SK EY-snidI to bem trdim ihe~ best IDistillety ini te State. Cam:la ia andXexamtine. S. E. BOWERS, Agent. Tiaambumrg, May 27 tf 2 inegar and Spices for'Pickles. I L. P iNN, Agent, is now reeivinag and has .* inm Store, Superior White Picling and A pple Vinpr; White Mustard Seed ; Supjeriaor (;,.und~ Musatard ; .i'mweed Cinn11 amOn; Cinnn~aa mnt Iiarak; White Ginger ; Mace ; Tummerie ; Whlite reper Cloves anid Nutmegs. (;fFor sale by G. L. PEINN, A gt. .iuly I tf 25 RAGS WA1NTED I WILLr eive a Ihir pirice fo t ood clean R AGS tat may Store ini llamhurg. S. E. BOWERS, Agent. May 27 tC 20 LFRESII supply c~f Lnndreth TURNIP SEED just reeeived. Thme assortment comprises L~orge White Globe, L:arce Norfolk, Yellow Scotch or A berdeen, Improved Purple Top Yellow Rutabaga, Early Dutch Flat, Red or Purple Top Flat. F Calli soon and get your slapplies. G. L. PENN, Agent. Tn'y 1 tf 25 Notice. LL persons indebted to the Estate of Char L. M e~regor, D)eo'd. will please make imwr .edi payment. And those having any deman-5ith sent them properly nttested. A. RAMSAY, -Adm'r. July '7 1S57 tf 26 HOUSE AND LOT FOP. SALE. 'HE Subsoriber offers for sall his I lOUSE and LOT in the. Vil'age of T-ageflig~, cosstn three acres, iith every necessary bunilding on premises, well of exo' Ilent water, &c. rerms accommnodat.g- WY. LOGUE. ar 4 tf 8 Admnistr'agois Notice. LL per-sons having demnads against the Estate Lof Garaht Gregory, dee'd., are requested to der in their accounts properly athtsted .without ny, and those indebted MUST make ptavment or before Re-turn Day next, otherwise the'y will essarily be compelled to settle withm an attorney. RICHARD GREGORY, Adm'or. TRIAL OF MARTIN POSEY! W E have on hand and for sale a few hundred copies of the Trial of MARTIN POSEI for the Murder of his Wife,'Natilda H. Poiey -AND Negro Slave Appling, Being an interesting pamphlet of about 75 pages, givi.ig a true and exact account #of a crime com mitted in Edgefield Distriet in 1849 and which resulted in the conviction of the said Posey of murder in the first degree, for which offence he suffered the ektreme penalty of the law on Friday, Feb. Ist, 1850. rersons desirous of procuring this record of past days and dark scenes should call at once. W1 For sale at this Office. Price, 15 cents per copy, or two copies for 25 cents. Two copies sent by mail, to one address, for 25 cents. April 20 tf 16 Boot and Shoe Manufactory, T HE Subscriber having opened a B O O T AND 8 R0 3E MWANUFACTORY next door to the Post Office, respectfully announces to the citizens of Edgefield Village and District, that he is prepared to make to order any article in the Boot and Shoe Business I IHaving the best workmen in the District in his em ployment and being a practical workman himself he feels warranted in saying that his work will be done in the neatest and latest styles. le has also on hand a large Stock o.f fine PUMP SOLED and fine WELTED and DOUBLE Soled BOOTS. Also, a stock of gentlemen and ladies' SiHOES-all of his own manufacture-which he will sell for cash. NICHOLAS McEVOY. N. B.-A Negro boy wanted to learn the Boot and Shoe trade. Feb4 tf . 4 Octagon Burial Cases! THE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand at his T Furniture Rooms, opposite the Post Office, a larae assortment of this new style of METALIC BURIAL CASES, of beautiful form, and finished in perfect resemblance of highly polished ROSE WOOD. These CASEuS are now extensively used and possess many valuable advantages over all Coffins now before the public. -ALSO I will also keep ready for delivery at. a moment's warning, a line Stock of WOOD COFFINS, of my own manufacture, and of all sizes, prices and quality. JOHN M. WITT. Edgefleld, May 13 tf 18 The Celebrated Stallion Henry, WILL stand the ensuing FALL SEASON at John P. Mays' on Mondays and Tuesdays, and at James A. Collins'on Thursdays and Fridays, at Fifteen dollars the Season, andTwenty-jve dol lam insurance. IlENRY is a chesnut sorrel, about fifteen hands one inch high, and most powerfully formed both for strength and speed. He will be seven years old next lay. le ran more races in his three years old form than any horse ever ran before; aiong the number were two four mile races, in both of which he lost-the second heat in good time (7 min. 45 see. and 7 44 by half a neck only. In the first he was beaten by the renowned Grif' Edmondson, in the second by Mary Tayfor (if equal renown. le won several races at two and three miles. 11ENRY was by Imported Glenco, his dam by Medloe, g. dam by Coesiuseo, g. g. dim by Melzair, g. g. g. dam by Medley. g. g. g g. dam by Imported Diomned, &c. JHis pedigree cannot be excelled by any horse in the world. All persons sending mares to HENRY must say at the time how they are to be served, otherwise they will be charged as by the season. JOSI AH SW JND ELL. Au tf -30) Notice This, T HE FINE young STALLION FULTON .will stand the Fall Season at the subseriber's Stable 11 miles Weitf Edgefield C. II., and will ~ insure cults for TenDollars. Persons wishingto send their Mares can havo ami~ pastorage free of charge. Iill nut be res ponsib~c for accidents, but will take all possible earo to avoid any. Those desirous oif Frneuring goe.1 Colts will do well t- send on their mn.tres at an early date. iULTON is of fine form and excellent qualities, and will show for himself, lle was by Scoiut. and of a lk-lfore mare ; her dam by Genius and he.r grantd danm by Gailtan. lie is a betatiful bay and full 16 hands hi~tir, and is five y.-ars .ld. R. D. BRYAN. A ug 26Gtf 33 CO LUMfB U S 'UE importedl SPANISH JACK COLUMBUS Iwill stand the FALL SEASON at Edgeilcid C. II , commencing the 10th August. S. F. GOODE. Aug 5 ' tf 30 THlE STATE OF SOUTH CATROUNA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I IEREIBY give public noti'-e, that a Rounty Land1. Warrant. issued in my name, rm the l'ension Ollice, at the City of Washington. on the I i J.une A. Di. 1W55, for 12n1 acres. under the A ct of 1 .i arch A. I)., 1655. No. 2266, and sent to .\ boeir l'eirrn. nt K-deefid 0. 11., South Carolina, for my servies in the Enor of 1812, with Great l4ritainI, lhas never been received, assigned, trans Ierred "r sold, by me; und I hereby declare my intenetion fo apply. at the earliest day, to the om mnissioner of Pensionas for a Duplicate of such WVar rant. W3v1. TOMPKINS. Wilness, .'osern AssRY. Sept 16 Ct 36 STATE OF SOUTH CAR~OLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, , IN ORDINARY. B Y W..F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary~ottEdgefiei District. Whereas, lailey Merchant and B. .. Lutcius Perry have applied to me for Letters o~f Administration on all and singular tihe goods and ehat tles, rights and credits oi Itubert Merchant lawe of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish alt and singular, thte kindred and creditors of tihe said deceas-. ed, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for tihe said District, to be hiolden at Edgefieht C. HI., on the 12th day of October next, to show cause, i fany, whty the said administration should not 6r granted. Given under my hand and seal,this28th day ol' in the y'ear of our Lord one thousand eight I-d and ftiy-seven atzd in the 82ntd year of America Independee. .WF UIE SSepten~ber:$0 2t ,E, O.E. D State of* South 'laronna, EDGEFIELD VnSRIT iN OR' OINARY. D.F. DURISC'.EEqie Ordinary of Edge. Whtereas, Will'.iam and Benjamin Ediards, have apied to me .or Letters of Administration, on all and sing u the goods and chattles, rights and cred deceased .s Edwards late of the District aforesaid, aare, therefore, to cite and admonish all and a sr, the kindred and creditors of the said deceas , to he and appear before me, at eur next Ordinary's ..aurt for the said District, to be holden at Edgefli d Court Ihouse, on the 8th day of Oct., next, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not he granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 24th day of Sept., in the year of otur Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven and in thes eighty-second year of American Independence. W. F. DURISOE, 0.3 D. Sept. 30, 1857 2t 38. Notice. A LL~ Persons indebted to the Estate of James S. Shad rack, dee'd., are earnestly requested to make immediate-payment, and those having de mands against the said Es.tate will render them in properly attested. I1[. IJURNE'?T, Ad'or T. M. FISHER. r Mar 11 tf ' 9 ADMINISTR ATOR'S NOT ICE. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of S. S. ilol mes, dee'd., are requested to make pay meat at an early date, and those having any de mands against the Estate are hereby notified to ren der them in forthwitltoperly attested. Aug 2 . S. HOLMES, Adm'r.