Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 14, 1858, Image 3

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DRs SAMUEL GILBERT, A FTER an absence of severalyears,engaged in the successful prosecution of his profession, especially in the cities of New York and New Or leans, has returned to And is now prepared to treat - -. CHRONiC DISEASES, Without Surgical Operations. Owing to the fact of his having procured the assistance of his son, SILAS T. GILBERT, K. D., A graduate of the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, and who has had ample professional experience in the cities of New York and Charles ton, patients will be now treated on more favora ble terms than heretofore. - g' SLAVES will be boarded, lodged and treated for $150 per day. W Particular attention paid to the treatment of 'CHRONIC DISEASES peculiar to females, Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers, Syphilis, Etc. During Dr. Gilbert's absence from this section of the Union, certain persons have, to the great detriment of many of those who have employed them, attempted to imitate him, professing to have a thorough knowledge of his remedies and mode of treatment. The public is hereby notified that Dr. Gilbert has no specific remedy for any disease, that his success has been almost wholly owing to his personal skill and experience. The judicious use of caustic applications requires fully as much professional sagacity and experience as does the successful use of surgical instruments. $' Pamphlets of Testimonials, etc., for gratui tous distribution, may be had on personal applica tion, or by addressing DRS. S. & S. T. GILBERT, 380 Maid Street, Greenlaw's Building, Memphis, Tenn., July 13th, 1t58 im 27 Caaoass Sen Free. .G. G. EVANS, PUBLISHER AND ORIGINATOR OP THB GIFT B00K ENTERPRISE! 489 CHESTNUT ST , PHILADELPHIA. THE unparalleled success which has attended the subscriber in his distribution of Gifts to the Million, has induced him to make large and valuable additions to his former extensive stock of new and popular books. His new, comple'e and classified Catalogue of Books, embracing all the Departments of Literature, Is mailed Fas to any part of the country. All Books sold at Publishers' lowest prices, and all the new publications of the day added soon as issued. $500 worth of Gifts with each $1,000 worth of Books sold ; among which are daily dis tributed the following: WORTH FROM Gold Hunting Lever Watches - - $50.00 to 100.00 Gold Anchor Lever Watches - - 35.00 to 50.00 Silver Lever and Lepine Watches - - 12.00 to 25.00 Parlor Time Pieces. - - -- - 5.00 to 15.00 Vest and Fob Chains - - - - 10.00 to 25.00 Ladies' Guard and Chattelaine Chains 10.00 to 25.00 Silk Dress Patterns - - - 12.00 to 20.00 " Gold Bracelets - - - - 5.00 to 15.00 " Cameo Sets - - - - - 10.00 to 15.00 Mosaic Sets - - - - - 12.00 to 20.00 " Florentine Sets - -. . - 10.00 to 15.00 " Gold Pencils and Pens . - 1.50 to 10.00 " Gold Miniature Lockets - - 2.50 to 10.00 Goats' Gold Pens, with cases, - - 2.00 to 10.00 " Bosom Studs and SleeveButtons 2.00 to 10.00 Ladies' Breast Pins - - - - - 1.50 to 7.50 " Ear Rings - - - 2.00 to 7.50 " and Gents' Gold Rings - - 1.00 to 5.00 Gents' Bosom Pins - - - - - 1.00 to 3.50 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases - - - 2.50 to 5.00 Portmonnies, Pocket Knives, dc. - 1.00 to 5.00 Articles of Gold Jewelry. and Gift Books, notenumerated in the above, worth from 25c to $25. One of the above named Gifts presented tc each purchaser of a book at the time of sale, although all books are sold at publishers' lowest prices. The com plete and classified Catalogues may be had without charge, by calling or sending your address, pa-r Liberal inducements to country Agents. Or. ders from the country promptly Ailled, and the Goods forwarded by express or mail same dlay. Addrers, (G. G. EVANS, 439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. ,3 TO TH E PUBLIC.-As there are many Gift Book Stores advertised throughout the conn .try, Mr. EVANS deems It just to himself and his duty to the public--inasmuch as he originated the Gift-Book business-to state, as evidence of the instability of nlany such concrns. that they con ceal their reaj names frpom the public, and are ad wertising their busiuess:under assumed. ones. Mr-. 3. is aware that'these varioius concerns published as Gift Book Stores, are calculated to bring the business established by himself into di~repute. He akes of the public a correct judgement in re gard to his Gift Book Enterprise, for the honor Integrity, and success of which he refers to all the prominent publishers in the United States. Read his Catalogue. July 14, 4t 27 * Executive Department. CH ARLESTON, S. C., 7th July, 1858. By His ExcellmeyROB E RTF. W. ALLSTON, Gorernor and Commander-in-Chief in and orer the Slate of Souih Cat olina. W HERRAS INFORMATION HAS BEEN RECEIV ED at this Department that on or about the 29th tilt., a Homicide was committed in the District of Kershaw, by R ANSOM BL ACK WELL upon the body of one J. J. HUGHES, of Alabama. Now theretore L. ROBERT F. WV. ALEtSTON, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the State aforesaid, do hereby offer and proclaim a reward of THREE HUNUR ED DOLL ARS for his apprehension and delivery in the Jail of Kershaw District. The said Ransom Blacktwell is between twenty-five and thirty years of age, about six feet two inches high, rather light brown hair, has a scar on the right side of his neck and also on his chin, has very hittle beard on the side that ~has the scar, wears his beard long, his right eye he keeps more closed than his left, his upper teeth projiect over his underteeth, his middle finger is oir his right hand, rather stooped-shouldered, and when he walks he moves awkwardly, and is rather so in all lis manners, *with a down-cast look, and whenever he steps up to a person he does not stand up erect, &c. Given under my Hand and Se-l of the State at Charleston, this seventh day of July, in the year of our L~ord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, and in the eighty-third year of Americ-m Independence. - R. F. W. ALLSTON. By the Governor: JAxEs A. DUvFcs, Deputy Secretary of State. July 13 1it 27 AMBROTYPES FOR $1, AND AS HIGH AS $O0! rHE Subscriber will take great pleasure in 1.waiting on the Ladles and Gentlemen of Edge field and vicinity who may desire to procure FAULTLESS REPRESENTATlONS Of themselves by the wonderful operation of the Ambrotypic art. DAGUERREOTTPES, OIL P.\INTINGS, EN (R AVINGS, &c., accurately copied. AMBROTYPES inserted in Meilallior~s, Rings, B. eastpins, Seals, &e. Particular attenti~n will be given to Family Groups and Children. The Subscriber attends personally to his. custo mers and guaranties satisfaction. Il7Those wishing good Pictures will do well to c .ll soon, at his ROOMS in the CAROLINA 110 TEL, as he will remain in this place but a few days. T. HI. JONES. July 0 tf . 26 *Bacon. and Lard. UIST received a large supply of BACON SIDES, SH1OUL~DERS and hA MS, of superior qual. ywhich is offered for sale at VERY LOW IlG URES. Please call and examine this flne Bacon before purchasing elsewhere. Also, lO00 Lbs. LEAF LARD, in Jars. G. L. PENN, Agt. -June 9 tf 22 jOTICE I-All persons indebted to the Es jitate of George MeD. Rear-den are requested to make immediate settlement ; and those having demands against the Estate will please present them forthwith, properly attested. E. P. H. KIRKSEY, Ad'or. -r-m. 6- 52. 20,000 Lbs. BACON JUST RECEIVED FRO N EAST TENNESSEE. THIS LARGE LOT IS PRONOUNCED "EXCELSIOR," BY ALL GOOD JUDGES OF GOOD BACON. A CHOICE LOT OF EXTRA RIBBED SIDES, FOR FAMILY USE. SUPERFINE TENNESSEE HAMS, Which in point of quality, size and price, cannot be surpassed by any one. The public are earnestly invited to examine this lot of Bacon, which challenges comparison with any Bacon every offered in this or any other market. Call and look at it whether you wish to buy or not. W. B. & T. S. HUDSON. July 7 tf 20 E. PENN, Agent, AS just received a supply of the PRINCESS EIROYAL LOOPED EXTENSION BRIDAL SKIRTS. To which he would respectfully invite the atten tion of the Ladies. This SKIRT is of late inven tion, and for beauty and utility far surpasses any thing of the kind ever offered for sale. It is made entirely by machinery and without a stich. The hoops are brought to their places by the interlacing of Loops-may be taken apart in a mo ment. and adjusted to suit any size by removing one or more hoops, and as quickly laced together and ready for the wearer-making it an ADJUS TABLE SKIRT with a new and simple ADJUS TABLE BUSTLE, free from any incumbrant appendages. The Ladies are invited to call and examine this new and most desirable article which is meeting with rapid sale. June23 tf 24 NEW GOODS FOR 1858! SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES. I AM now receiving my Spring supplies of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., &c., which, in point of quality and cheapness, will compare favorably with the Goods offered by the merchants of Hamburg and Augusta. My stock of Dry Goods consists of almost every variety of adies' Dress Goods, Of the most fashionable styles and of all qualities. Also, a fine assortment of seasonable Goods for Gentlemen and Youth's Wear. Also, a large variety of BONNETS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C. In the GROCERY line I am prepared to offer such inducements as must please my customers. My stock consists of an assortment of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, &c. Also, always on hand TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF, WIN E S, BRANDIES, P UR E MEDICINES, 4c. IZCome and look at my Stock. J. L. MARMON. Winter Seat, Mar 22 tf 11 VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE! T HE Subscriber being desirous to move his hands to the West. of-rs for sale the follow iug propeaty. viz: 1050 ACRES OF FINE PINE LAND in Edgefield District. On it is a splendid Steam Saw Mill and Grist Mill, rlshi are doing a profitable business. One Tract contains 360 ACRES l)ing on the oad leading trom Cambridge to Hamburg, on the aters of llorse Pen Creek,adjoining lands of John )urst and others. One Tract contains 1000 ACRES fine e..t on land we-ll impruved, lying in A bbeville District, n the road leading from Piokens and Anderson to llmburg, one mile above the Ed3gefield line. One Tract eon sins 360 ACRES in Pickena istrit, imme.hiately.on the Rail Road, 10) miles bove Old Pendleton. On amy Hlomest -ad Tract is a splendid STEAM1 lLL running 3 setts of rocks, SA W hMILL &c offer for sale this Mill with 50 Aeres of Land. The Hlomestea~l is on the road leading frm1 ~ambri.lge to Abbeville C. HI, four .miles below ~reenwood. Amy'person wishing t,, purchase is requested to xamine. Bargains can be had, and the terms will se mde yJ. Y. L. PARTLOW. July 7 18 8 3' m 26 OTICE...\lI persons are hereby warned . againsat trading for a Note given by me to ohn L. Nickolsonf or bea'cr, for 8500, dated on r about, the 10th of Marcih 1858, and made pay able on or before the 1st day of January 1859. 1 o no.t intend to pay said Note as the consideration or which it was given has failed. T. J. LIPSCOMB. July 6th, 1858. 8t 20 1XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Those persons .iindebted to the Estate of Abraham Kiherease, ee'., are hereby notified that they must pay the ame by or before the 15th September next, othaer wise they will have to settle with miy Attorney. hose having demands against said Estate will ender themt ina, properly attested, without delay. a J. A. T ALBERtT, Ex'or. July 7 5m '20 Sam will have it Pure. IHAVE this day received two Barrels of pure IRYE WHISKEY, and five Barrels of pure ORN WHISKEY, very old and pure-shipped y Mr. Cenn, direct from North Carolina.. Soein f the most eminent Physicians of Augusta pur hase it for their use. For sale by S. E. BOWERS, Agt. N. B.-On hand 25 Bbls. Key Stone Mononga bala Whiskey. Hamburg, Marl t f 8 Estray Notice, 'TRAYED from the Subscriber on thec 25th June, a brown Canad-aia HORSE, a natural pacer. Also, a mouse colored MARE MULE, some tharce or four years old, shoulders a little hurt by the collar. A liberal reward will be given to any one taking them up, and addressing nac at Richardsonville P. 0 , Edgefield District. E. P. COLEMAN. July? 7 f 26 gThae Abbeville Banner- will copy thiee times and forward account to this office. STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. B Y W. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas, Johnt Lake, M.D. hath appliedl to me for Letters of Atdministration, on all sand singular the gwds and chaattes, rights and credits of Jane Berry, of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, alherefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, thes kindred and creditors of the said deceas ed, toa be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Distract, to be holden at Edgefield . H., on the 19th day of July, inst., to shaow cause, if. any,* why the said administration should notl be granted. Given under my haand and seal, this 5th day of May in the fear of our Lord one thousand eight. aundred and lfty-eight, and in the 83d year of Amneri can independence. 1. .DURISOE, O. E. D. July,7 2t 26 Notice. ALL persons indebted' to the estate of Daniel ABoone, dee'd., are requested to make immedi ate payment, and all persona having demands against the same are hereby notified to present them properly attested. L. P. BOONE, Adm'r PETER OUZT. ~ 's Dec. 23, 1857. tf -0 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.---AlI persons 1having dembnda against the Estate of D. F. Hollingsworth, dec'd., are notified to render in their accounts, properly attested, by Thursday the th day of August next, as thae Executors intend to settle up the Estate in the Ordinary's office, at Edgefeld C. H., on that day. Look out that your accounts are not debarred. Those indebted to said Estate maust make arrangements to settle up ~t an early date. J. HI. HOLLINGSWORTH, J x'r J. HI. WALKER. ) 's April28 af16 F LOUR AND CORN MEAL--Can be had at my huuse for Caulh. . -ALSO Leather-Harness, Sole, Upper, Kips, &rc. R. T. MIMS. . H. STEARNS k CU, Commission Dealers in Everything USEFUL. Special attention given to BUYING, SELLING and REPAIRING MACHINERY. Broad Street, near Mechanic's Bank, Augusta, Georgia. June 15 ly 23 CENTRAL HOUSE, WILLIAMSTON, S. C. W. R. HUDGINS, Proprietor. T HIS House is now open for the reception of visitors to the Springs. The building ilen tirely new and finished and furnished in excellennt style and located at a convenient distance from the Springs. 'Visitors will find ample and superior accommodation, with good order, and be supplied with the best the market affords with moderate charges. June 16 6t 23 Glenn's Spring. THE undersigned respectfully in e 3 forms those who may be in qutt of "s health or pleasure, that he has again taken this well-known WATERING PLACE, and is now ready to accommodato all who may favor him with a call. The medicinal quali ties of this water are too well known to require any description. A line of four-horse Coaches are now running from the head of the Union and Spartanburg Railroad to the Springs, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. After the 1st July, there will be a daily line. Hacks can be obtained It Clinton, Laurens or Greenville. THOMAS STEEN.. June 16. 3meow 23. PRINTED MUSLINS. DICKEY & PHIBBS, Augusta, Ga., have just opened ONE CASE PRONED MULODNS, Which they are closing out at Six and a Quarter Cents per Yard. - ALsC T.WO CASES FINE FRENCH MYIUSLINS, At Twelve and a Half Cents per Yard. Augusta, June 14 tf 23 Swan k Co.'s Lotteries Triumphant. SWAN & CO. Continue to Draw as usual without interruption. SWANr c CO/OJi LOTTERIES ARE LEG.1L, AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA. The late attempt to injure Our firm has shown That our Lotteries are drawn fairly ; That our Prizes are paid punctually ; And that our Schemes Are more liberal than any other Lottery In the world. T HE following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN & CO., Managers of the SPARTA KCADEMY LOTTERY, in each of their Single number Lotteries for July, 1858, at AUGUSTA, leorgia, in public, under the superintendence of iomnissioners: lass 22 Draws Saturday, July 3, 1858. liass 23 Draws Saturday, July 10, 1858. lass 24 Draws Saturday, July 17, 1858. lass 25 Draws Saturday, July 24, 1858. lass 26 Draws Saturday, July 31, 1858. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. 50,000 Tickets!i [ARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. TO nE DRAwN EACH SATURDAY IN JULY! Prize of.......70,000 4Przsr. .. #0 Pr7ze or.8,UA 4Przso......... 8000 Prize of.1001 rzso......... 10u10 Prize of........ 5,000 4Przso..... 10 Prize of........ 4,000 8 rzsci..... 0 P'rize of....... . 8 000 4rrzsl..... Sl Prize" of......... 8.5 10 pie r.... Priesof1,00V4 Prizes cf.......$900 A.P4MTO Przs of......80 ~~~~~~4 Prizes of..........lg107000 rie r . .1760 4 Pize of50 " 8004 Pr izesof........ I uo. 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ 5 Prizes of..........Pr~esar.. $00 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ 5 Prizes o12' ,0............. 800 P1rize of....... 1,0 ,0 0 PrIzes f.........0 4 Prizes of $70 Ap - "'tn 8.70000 P'rze are..$.,600 4 Prizes of 800 " " 800 Prjiz are... 2,0 ,00 Prizes of 230 "a"c1.. 0.. Prize.. ar... 1000 1,485 Prizes amounting to.............. $30,000 Whole Tiekets 610; lalveg 65; Quarters 62,50. Itt A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries will be ant to any one desirous of receIving it. Certifcales of Packages will be told at the following rates. hiich is the r,-k : ertifiate of P,.ekage of ten Whole Tickets.......$0 ertiicate of Pr ckage of ten lialt Tickets...........4* tertiflate f Package of ten Quarter Tickets..........:10 ertificate of P',.ckage or ten Eighth Tickets..........10 la ordering Tickets or Certilacates, Enlose the money to our address for the Tickets ordered n receipt ofr which the~y will b~e rorwarded by llryt nialL. 'urchaers eean have 'Tickets enadisg in any figure they may gr he Lt of Drawn Numbers and Prizes wHi be nt o purchassers imarnediately anler thte drawing. gg" rurchsasers will please write their signatures plain ud give their P'ost 081ce, County anid State. lt-emnember' that every Prize is drawn, and payable Ia gg-Alil prize, of 1,1000 and under.paid immediateiy after he drawing-other psrizes att the usual timne oif thirty days. ~Ail comm'unientions strictly conlddential. gOrders for Tickets or Certificates can he addressed 4th~er to S. SW AN & CO., Augusta. Ga., or J. W. GAiI~IElt, Agent, Culumblia. SA list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, ith the amnount of the prize that each one la entitled to, nil be published after every drawing, In the following pa ,ers:-New Orleans Della. Mobile Register, Charleston dandard, Nashvllie Gazette, Atlanta Intelligeneer. New rork Weekly- Dar Bunk, Augusta (Ga.) Cosnstltutionalist, tthmond a pac, New York D~ispatch, Paeulding (MIss.) ~laron, Savannah MornIng News, and Little IRock (Ark.) ret Denerat. ,JunelilS 158If 25 20TICE TO THE AFFLICTED. N Justice to the suffering humanity through Diseases arising from- disorders of the Organs )f Generation, I deem it necessary to relieve and ure such sufferers. PROF. F. DEVOUT'S Bsteeed French specise Cordial, s the mo-t reliable and eff'ectual remedy for ob aining a perfect eure in the shosrtest time that has )ver been known. no matter whether the Case is of 0 years, or only 8 days standing. The CORDIA L is agreeable to the stomach and will, if followed according to directions, and the instruments properly used, never fail to eff'ect a :rre permanent. As it is rather a delicate sulbject o bring thus before the public, I deem it, inexpe fient to insert any of the many References. A trial of the Medicine will speak for itself. All private communications will be promptly at tended to, free gratis. Price $3 for all necessaries, forwarded free of charge to any part of Georgia, South Carolina or Alabama. SAll orders must be addressed to F. J. Delker, at V. La Tasse's New Wholesale and Re tail Drug or Seed Store, Augusta, Ga., Wholesale Depot, for F. J. Delker's Celebrated Bed Bug De stroyer and Philadelphia Balm. A ugusta, June 30.1858 3m 25 Choice Land for Sale!I T HE Subscriber offers for sale his VA LUA BLE T RACT OFLAND,:,ituate on the Chappell's Ferry Road, four miles S. East of Edgefield C. H. containing SEVENTY ACRES, Six of which have been recently cleared, wvhilst the rest is mostly woodland, and all susceptible of the highest improvement.. One the premises are a good NEW DWELLING HOUSE, with four comfortable Rooms. Also, a good Kitchen, a Well of the best Water, &rc. I[ For terms, &c., apply to me at the Saluda H ~ouse-. ~C- L. C0VAR. June 23 tf 24 N OTICE is hereby given that application will be made at the next Session of* the Legisla ture, for a Charter for a Road to run from the Lutheran Church, on Edisto, to Intersect the Co lumbia Road at or near Col. John Huiet's, two and a half miles from Edgefield Village. My 6 3 m m 10 Positively the Last Notice ! LL Persons indebted to me either by Note or A ceuant, are informed that they must either come forward and renew their Notes or pay the money on or before the 22d July next, or they will find their Notes and Accounts in the bands of W. C~ Moragne for collection after that date. A. B. A DDISON. June. 30 tf 25 RICH' 'EMBROIDERIES. -TE HAVE .JUST RECEIVED i very large assortment of ]FRENCH WORKED COLLARS, - SWISS AND .1ACONET BANDS, SWISS AND JACONET TRIMMINGS, SWISS AND JACONET FLOUNCINGS, Plain and Emb'd LINEN COLLARS. Large assortment Plain and Emb'd L. C. HDKFS Rich Chantilly LACE VEILS, new styles. - ALSO Rich Silk and Lace MANTILLAS; LINEN DUST]NS; Rich Organdie I@.sLINS; Low-priced LAWNS ; WHITE BRILLIANTS; Plain and Check-NAINSOOKS; " JACONETS; " CAMBRICS; * MULLS. These GOODS having beenecently bought at a great reduction on the market prige, will be sold correspondingly low, and a portion of them hav ing been bought of the manufacturer about 60 per cent less than they 'ould have been bought at any auction sale, they will be sold lower than the same quality of GOODS leve ever been offered at. in this city. Our stock is tiherwise well assorted, and offers rare attractions in the- way of LOW PRI CES. All of which -e will be pleased to exhibit at our ONE PRICE STORE. 3300. & NORRELL. Augusta, Ga , Jine 80 1858 tf 25 J. M. NEBY & C0., Augusta, Ga., ARE astonishing their friends and patrons throughout thetItwo States, at their WON DERFULLY CHEAP and LARGE and AD MIRABLE Stock of Summer ReadyMade Clothing At their house may;lways be found the BEST Goods in the- City-and none but the most fashion ble. NEW GOODS-LATEST STYLES. They are weekly receiving additional supplies from New York, inf order to meet the wants of their numerous cuseomers.. And since the let June, they have received and opened A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT Superior Flannel Cassimere RAGLANS, SACKS and FROCKS, made without Lining, suitable for Summer wear-cooler than Linen. 200 Pair Plain, Fancy and Figured Summer Cas simere PANTS. Black and Fancy Summer PANTS. Fine Casaimere and Black Alpaca COATS; 6 u" SACKS; LINEN GOODS-an extensive variety and very chelap. Fine Faney and White Marseilles VESTS. A large variety of Plain.VLqTS at low figures. Fine Linen and Marseilles SH [RTS & COLLARS. A large stock of HOK FS.TIE, GLOVES, SUS PEN DElRS and SOCKS. W'A 1 of which we offer to the publl at ' ex ceedingly low prices.. cow :VUi2T.'Or'DY And examine our -gOTHING and PRICES. We take pleasure in showing our Goods to all who may favor us with a cull. - gg"To our Edgfidtd patrons--and their name is legion-we extend. many. thanks for past and present patronage, and hope to long merit a con tinuance of the a4me. Tailring-4lothiag made to Order. Our stock of fashionable CLOTHS, Black, Rius', Brown and Claret, have arrived, together .with a batiful assortment of aile-stripe CA88SI1ERE for pants; aide-str pe LINENs. and Miarseilles for pants; Rich Silk and Marseiles Patterns for Vests. All of which Mrt..JO[INKENNY will he p!eaised to show anti make up to order, warranted to fit naid lease or no sale. .1. 1tLNEWBY & CO., Under U. S. Hotel, A ugusta, Ga. Augus-ti,June 14 ..* tf 23 New Goods---Late Arrivals! I, PENN, Agent, is constantly replenish a hn hs~tocicerery week with FR EAHl and Most Desirable Dress Goods, well suited to the season. The Ladies will find among his latest arrivals, sonme very beautiful and ashionable Goods, such as Rich Side Stripe ORG.ANDIES and JACKONETS, Skeleton SKlRT.", laItst styles ; Black $ilk and Laice MANT1IbLAC, bcautiful; BONNETS of latest and most handsome styles ; Iandsonme Bonnet Ribbons, Flovers, Ruches, &c. Call in ladies, and see my goods. 2 May 20 tf 2 Mount Enon Work Shop, TIUE universal satisfasction that the wor k done Uby the subscriber has here~tofo-e. give n, en :ourage. himt to h.-pe that for the fu:ure he will i.e t-ualy sneersaful. lie is better prepared cevery ear to doi bietter work, and he does not h-sitate to .-y that the. OTTON G11NS.AND TH RASHlERS ade by him are equal to any now of'ered foir sale. lany t.-stimn ials or this fact nighat be given. Werk kept, constantly on hand, and orders exe cted at the aburtest unotico. -Address. THOMAS it. CIIAPMAM, Coleman's X Roads. lEgefield Dist. S. C. WOr Mr. D. R. DURISOE, at the " Adviriser 3lice, who is my authorized Agent. New Cheap Goods. T HIE Subscriber is now receiving at his Storesa FULL ASSORTMENT Olf GOODS, to which he respectfully invites .he attention or his friends and customers. 33 Thankful for past favors, he solicits a con tiuance or the same. .lOIII M. CLA RK. Cold Spring, S. C., A pril 21 1858 tf 15 $25 Reward. R ANAWAY from the Subscriber's mother, about the 1st April last, his likely Mulatto boy RICH MOND, about 21 years old, and about 5 feet '7 or 8 inchtes high. His color Is tolerable bright and Isis hair, pretty straight, and wore when ho left n moustache. R'e Is Intelligent and tolerably quick spoken. He has been raised in the house, and is a valuable dining-room servant and stood ostler. It is supposed he is lurking about some of the neighboring cities,-either Hamburg, Augusta, Charleston or Columbia. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery in any jail so that I may get-hlm. - And any information concerning him will be thankfully received. T. N. LUNDY. June 28 tf ,* 24 ITge Augusta Constitutior~alist and Charles ton Mercury will please copy weekly for one month and forward bills to T. N. L., Edgefield C. H.,8. C. A BAK(ER COUNTY Plantation for Sale. O NE of the BEaT,the PRETTIEST and HE AL TBHIE-T PLANTATIONS in South Western Georgia, containing T30 Acres, of which 625 are in cultivatIon, and cleared in the last three years. All the houses, necessary to a Plantation, with the fences, are new, having been erected in the above time. If needed, provisions and stock can be pur chased with the place. Further inforubation can be procured of CH ARLES WITEiIEAD. Newton, Baker Co., Ga., June 1 8m* 21 GROCERIES-GROCE~RIES CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. A LW AYS on hand a good assortment of Choice GROCERIES, which we invariably sell at from FIVE to TlEN -PER CENT CHEAPER than any other House in Town. An examination of our Stock and Prices will sustain us in the above assertion. Call and sue for- yourselves. W. R. & T. S. UUDSON. June 9 t f ' 22 Notice. TR AY ED from my place qp Big Creek, about bthe 22nd Inst., a Mouse Coloured 'MA RE MULE, branded on the shoulder with the lettet V.-Also strayed at the same time a small BAY MARE. Any information of them will be thankfully re eved, aid the informer compensated. W. P. BUTLER. Eda.feta C. H..8S. C., June 30 If 25 NEW SPRING AND SUMMER READY MADE C L0 LBAW RAMSEY & LABAW (Opposite the Union fBank,) A RE receiving daily, and are offering to their friends and customers the largest and kest Stock this reason they have ever offered. Having purchased the entire Stock almost exclusively for CASH, and paid unusual attention to the manu facture of the Clothing, we are prepared to offer them at prices to defy competition. We have an elegant line of SCARFS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, UNDERSHIRTS and DRA WER-4,very grade ; Linen Bosom 811R'S, from the well known manufactories of Morrison & Co., Golden Hill, John M Davis & Co, and Fowler & Co. -ALSO A complete line of GLOVES, of every kind ; HANDKERCHIEFS, SOCKS, &c. We have also a very large stock of SERVANTS CLOTHING, of every kind, which we would' call especial attenion to. Merchants and others would do well to call be fore purchasing elsewhere. Augusta, April 21, 1y_ ' 15 LIGHT---LIGHT---LIGHT. A GREAT desideratum in the way of LIGHT is accomplished. An illuminating Oil is prepared from Coal, called KEROSENE OIL, which for Brilliancy and Intensity of Light Is unsurpassed by all other artificial lights. It is not explosive-will extinguish fire if poured on it -and last, though not least, it is very little more expensive than sunshine. A small Lamp, giving the Light of six Candles, will not cost exceedling half a cent an hour, which can be graduated so as to give less light at a much less expense. We have the exclusive Agency for the KERO SENE OIL and LAMPS in this place, and will sell them at Charleston prices and terms, which are exclusively for Cash. A. G. & T. J. TEAGUE. April 28 tf 16 FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C. T HE Subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends and patrons that they are NOW RECEIVING a Large Addition to their al ready extensive Stock of PURE and FRESL Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c. TO PHYSICIANS. We are prepared and will take pleasure in fur nishing Physicians with a COMPLETE OUTFIT of Medicires, Instruments, Shop Furniture, Medi cal 'saddle Bags, &c., &c., &c. T O T H E LAD I ES. We will also say to the Ladies that our Stock comprises ALL articles for the TOILET, from the Dressing Comb and Brush to the richest Perfume ry. Fine Soaps, Pomades, (lair Restoratives, De pilatory, Cosmetics, Lubin's Genuine Extracts, &c. Also, FLAVORING EXTRACTS for Culinary pur poses TO THE PLANTER We say, your wants have been attended to in our preent selection. Send in your orders, or come in and let us put you up a complete Plantation Case of Medicines, Instruments, &c., with full di rections for use, in all simple cases, and thereby save time, money and health. A simple cathartic or the timely administration of an emetic, or an anodyne, doce and will often break the chain of morbid action, thereby preventing serious and pro tracted illness. TO SUFFERING HUMANITY We extend the invitation to call on us. We have ,all of the most re.putable nostrums recommended to cure almost all of the ills and aches to which flesh is heir to. If you cannot find anything adapted to your case, we will exert our skill in preparing soinething for your relief. LgPrescriptions filled with accuracy and dis patch at all hours, day or night. ggCall and examine our Stock at the Drug Store under the Odd Fellows' & Masonic Hall. A. G. & T. J. TEAGIUE. Edgefield, April 22 tf 1 CAROLINA HOTEL. T HIE Pioprietor of this well known and popu lar HOTifL takes peculiar p!casurc in an nouncing to his friends and the travelling public -eeall--, that this House is open for the reception .f company, and that his whole e.acrgies will be put into regnuisition to gratify the wants of each and all who may favor him with their patronage. The House has just been thoroughly repaired, andl the Rooms and Furniture putt in excellent con dition for the Sp.ring and summer season. My Table will be furnished with the best that can lhe had, and presided over by one skilled in tme culinary department-and in short, everything requisite to gratify the taste of the epicturean will be supplied in abundance. The servants of the C AROLINA H OTE L are noted for their polite and attentive character, and are ever in attendance to obey the wishes of niy Guests. New STABLES have recently been built, wvhich are commnodious and complete, and Horses left in my care will receive kind and careful treatment. 'I hankfutl for past encotnrage-ment atd p~atron age, I respectfully sulicit a continuatnce of thes same. JOHN A. MAYS. gr The travelling community are notified that they and their battange will lhe conveycd, at a mo ment's warning, wiithout charge, to' the Carolina or Georgia Depots... A. M. Hamburg, May 3 1858 tf 10 FRESH GROCERIES, &c, W M. LE. LEGO has just received another l Iarge and varied assortment of Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco, Segars, Which hte is selling rapidly at prices considerably reduced. Ilis.presenut Stock consists in paft of Two Thousand Lbs. E ACON, a choice article ; SUG ARS of different kinds and cheap; Fine assortment of COFFEE ; Choice SYR UPS and MOL ASSES; Pine A pple andl English Dairy CH ElSE ; No 1 M ACKERE L in Bbls., excellent ; No l aud 2 do in Kits; Fresh Salmon. Lobsters, &e., in eans; Tmatto and Walnut KETCHUP; Worcestershire and Pepper SAUCE ; PICKLES of all kinds; A fine assortment of Fresh CANDIES; ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES, &c.; Brandied FRUITS in variety ; CUR RANTS, CITRON, R AISINS. FIGS, &e.; Almonds, Piea and English Walnuts; PORTER and A LE, a splendid article ; Champagne WINE and CiDER ;j Sherry and Madeira W INES ; Fine WINES and IBRANDlES;I WHIISKIEY and othier Liquors in abundance ;I LEMON SYRUP, an extra article, &c., &e. May 25 tf 20 WATCH MAKER! THE Subscriber having purchased the premises Iformerly occupied by Mr. H. A. GR AY, as a Watch repairing shop, is now prepared to do all kinds of work In connectien with 'Watches, Clocks, .lewelry and Silver Ware. Having secured the services of a FIRST CLASS WATCH MAKER, and being a practical Clock Maker himself, lie hopes to give entire satisfaction. All work done at his shop is warranted, and if it fails to give satisfaction, the money will he re funded. All persons leaving work with him may depend upon getting it at the time promised. P. 5.-A Regulator, that will keep exact time, will be kept running in the shop. Persons desi rious of obtaining the true time can be accomoda ted at any hour in the day. F. H. CANDEE. April 6 1858 tt 13 IRST AND LAST NVOTICE.-All Ipersons inde.bted to the Estate of Burdet Eth eredge, deceased, by Note or A ccount, are respect fully informed that they must either come forward and renew their Notes or pay up on or before the 22d July next, or they will find their Notes and A ccounts in the hands of L. J. -Jones, Esq., for collection. W. P. T ROTTEH, Guardian of the Children. June 23 4t* 24_ FIN4E CATSUP. J UST received a few dozen Bottles of A No. 1 UCATSUP, which was put up last year by a eteman of this Town. Try it-it speaks for telf. E. T. DAVIS, Agt. A..ul 185 inst 18 CANDIDATES. W The Friends of Col. JAMES P. CARROLL respectfully present him as a Candidato for the State Senate at the ensuing election. '.Tae Friends of WILLIAM GRE6G, Esq., respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sen ator at the next election. Feb 1 *4 j7TE Friends of Maj. ABRAM JONES re spectfully present him as a Candidate for re-elec tion to the State Legislature. Mar 10 to* 9 j The Friends of Col. JOHN IHUIET re spectfully nominate him as a Candidate for a Peat in the House of Representatives at the next elec tion. j THE friends of Dr. H. R. COOK, respect fully cannounco him as a Candidate for a seat ifi the House of Repesentatives at the next election. WTaE Friends of Mr. WADE HOLSTEIN, respectfully nominate him as a Candidate for elee tion to a Scat in the next Legislature. Mar 10 to* 9 7 Wz are authorized by the friends of Col. JAMES TOMPKINS to announce him as a Can didate for a Seat in the next Legislature at the ensuing election. W The friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a seat in the next Legislature at the ensuing election. April 7 to* 13 I We are authorized by the friends of Maj. A. L. DEARING, to nominate him as a Candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives at the next election. April7 to 13 I0T The friends of M. W. GARY, Esq., present him as a Canilidate for the State Legislature at the next election. Mar. 31. . to* 12 " Tun Friends of W. W. ADAMS, Esq., re spectfully present him as a candidate for the State Legislature at its next Session. Mar 23 to* 11 I The Friends of J. HAMPDEN BROOKS, Esq., respectfully present him as a Candidate for the-State Legislature at its next Session. For Bhorriff. II. BOULWARE, LEWIS COVAR, W. W. SALE, WM. QUATTLEBUM, LEWIS JONES, For ClorL. JACKSON COVAR, F. M. NICHOLAS, EDMUND PENN, S. HARRISON, WILLIAM L. STEVENS, LEWIS COLEMAN, JAMES SPANN, ROBERT D. BRYAN, Por Tax CollootOr. CHARLES CARTER, CHAS. M. MAY, JOHN C. LOVELESS, STARLING TURNER, M. W. LYLES, E. W. HORN, THEOPHILUS DEAN, Por Qrcein ry. W[. F. DURISOE, E. B. FOREST, Dissoltionl. THE LAW firm of TOMPKINS & BUTLER is this day- dissolved by mutual consent. The unfinished business will be carried, on in the ame of the Firm. B. W. TOMPKINS, M. C. BUTLER. May 15, 185 .3t 25 lM. C.BU T LE R, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . Office In Law.Range, EDoEPTI.D C. U., S. C. May 15 tr 26 CARROLL & TOMIPINS, H AVIE this day formed a Partnership for the PRACTICE of LA W and EQUITY. J. P. CA RhOLL, Edgefleld, A'ay 15, tf ' 25 P ar t ner sh ip. 1ESSRS. GARY & DOZIER have Lthis day formed a Partnership for the Prac ice of LAW and EQUITY. One or the other at all times in their Officee, near the Court Hlouse. . W. Gaar. JASIEs A. Do2irEa. Edgefld, June 9 if 22 Law Partnership, T IlE Undersigned h~avintr formed a partnership .in the PRACTICE of LAW and EQUITY for Edgefield District, will give prompt and dilh-r gent attention to all busqiness entrusted to their Te residence of Mr. OwExs is at Barnwell C. i-that of Mr. SEIBEL~s at Edgefield, s. C. EMMET .wEIBELS, W. A. OWENS. May 26 tf 20 S B. GRIFFIN, Attorney at LAW and1 ldJ Solicitor in EQUITY, will attenI punctually to all business entrusted to his care.1 He may be found at all times gther in the Office1 of the Commissioner in Equity, or in his own I Ofiice immediately In rear of the Court House. EDEFIELD C. H., May 19, 1858. tf 47 E. ii. YOUJNGBLOOD, .A.ttor~a~.Oy at Ia WiLL attend promptly to all business placed Win his hands. Ig'Oflce at Edgefild C. H., S. C. May 19 tf 191 PHYSIoIAN, WILL attend promptly to all business of the Vprfesion entrusted to his care. OFFIcE, Edgefield'C. H., S. C. April 0 1858 tf 13 CHLE0PLASTIC PROCESS oF INsEaTING A.ETeZC2.A.ZXJ "1EETE. EpU Subscriber having furnished himself with a license to use this N EW PROCESS of INSERTIG AIIICIA TETH, Is now ready to serve all who may need such, with an assurance of a mere perfect adaptation, and a closer regemblanee to the natural organs, than can be realized by any ether method. Its perfect pu rity, cleauliness, freedom from all taste, or galvanie sensation, durability, comfort and security, are among th'e advantages claimed for this SUPE~RIOR mode of setting Artificial Teeth. U. PARKER. June 24, tf 24 T HOS. .T. &r C. H. M OI SE, SUCCESSORS TO LEE A MOISE, WOLSALE GiROCIRI, No. T, Hayne Street, CHARLESTON, S, C, Jan 27 ly 3 SHINGLES, BOARDS, LATHS, kO. rj'E Subseriber, living four miles East of Edge feld C. H., and one mile from Mr. Samuel Marsh, respectfully informs the pub~lic that he keeps constantly on hand, and gets, to order, Suagle', Boards, Laths, Hewed Tinaber, Posts, &c. Which he sells on reasonable terms. H~e warrants satisfaction to a1l. To every 6Mer he will give prompt attention. Use solicits a shisre of patronage. L. DaLOACH. May 26 2m* 20 EON.Just rece~ived five Boxes Choice 4LEMONS. E. T. DAVIS, Agent. May19 t f 19 IMPORTANT TO HOUSE-KEEPER8;$ DAYTON'S I M PRO V E D METHOD OF PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES,. &c. F RESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES are not merely the greatest luxuries enjoyed by man kind: they are absolutely essential to the perfection of health, and may be regarded as one of God's best gifts. As, however the season of their pro duction is brief, it has long been a matter of deep interest to devise some method of preserving them, in all their freshness, long after their season of ripeness had passed. Various methods have been devised to effect this end, to each of which some serious objection has been laid. It isbelieved how ever, that in the apparatus here presented will be found at once the cheapest and mst efilective - method of keeping three and odher art.eles frtsh, ever discovered. DAYTON'S EXHAUSTER.. It has long been a desideratum to find some cheap, simple and effectual method of preserving Fruits, Vegetables, &c., so as to keep them fit for' domestic use a number of years. The expense of preserving with sugar is a serious objection. Free access of air causes the decomposition of vegetable matter. It is obvious that if Fruits and vegetables can be kept from contact with air, this effeet will not take place. To fect this, the attention has heretofore been directed to some method of sealing the canwhile heat alone has been relied upon for driving out the air. This method has been attend ed with many and serious objections, among which are, the destruction of the fresh flavor of the fruit, caused by so much heating, and the difficulty of ascertaining whether the cans are perfectly air ight, after they are sealed. These difficulties are completely obviated, and a safe, reliable and cheap - method of preserving Fruits and Vegetables is dis overed in the EXHAUSTElSR. It is so simple in its construction and operation that any female can use it; yet so substantial that/a single instrument will last a family for many years, and serve to seal ip thousands of cans of fruit; while cans can be manufactured by any tinner at a much less expense han must be incurred to procure patent cans. g'Directions for prepa ing the Fruit, Vegeta >les, Butter, Eggs, &e., and for managing the Cans >r Jars will be furnished with the Exhauster. g"I have made arrangements with Mr. W. 11. 300DRICfH, of Augusta, owner of the Patent of Dayton's Exhauster for this District, and am now >repared to furnish the EXH AUSTER, together with the Porcelain JARS, manufactured at Kaolin, it as low prices as they can be had in Augusta. 0-71 respectfully call the attention of the citizens af this District to this important invention. G. L. PENN, Agt. June 16 tf 23 Edgefield Female Collegiate INSTITUTE! THE Exercises of this Institute will commence I on the FIRST DAY of March next under be management of MISS A. J. R. MEARS, PRINCIPAL. The Scholastic year is divided into two Pessions >f five months each. The first Session will end )n the 16th July. The second will commence oh he 2nd day of August and end.on the 17th day - f December. The RATES OF TUITION are as follows: .n the Primary Department, Including Spel ling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng lish Grammar, Geography, and Vocal Mu-' sic, per Session,......................$12,50 n the Collegiate Department, including Read ing, Writing, Eng. Grammar, Geography, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Geometry, Algebra, Logic, Rhetoric, Eng. Composi tion and Vocal Music, per Session,. 20,00 French (Extra) per hiession.............10,00 :n the Ornamental Department, For Music on Piano, per Session.......25,00 For Drawing and Painting in Water Col ors, per Sessioan,.................10,00 Embroidery Chenille upon Satin, per Sea 10,00 Embossed Embroidery, --. ".- 10,00 Tufting, " 10,00 Hair Work, "i- 10,00 Grecian Painting, "-- 10,00 Oriental Painting, 10 ,00 Pastel Painting, '-50 Students.of Music on the Piano wiU be charged. 3 per Session for use of Piano, to pay expense of \ mepng instruments In tune.4 Each pupil will beocharged $1.50 petr Sesaion~to lfry contingent e pensesefor fuel, &c. . L3f'Tnition bills duie and payable at thme end of ach Possion. nos in three separate rooms of the Institute build g for the use of the pupils.j Vocal Music is deemed by the Proprietors to be necessary part of every young lady's education, ence singing is made a part uf the regular exer ises of the Institute, and the whole School will be xrcised In Vocal music as often as twice a week. W. W. ADAMS,. 8. W. NICHOLSON. A L the close of the year a Catalogue will be pub aIed cembr.aeing the names of all the pupils in at endance during the year, with an engraving of the uildings and premise'. Edgefleld, S. C., Feb 23, 1858. tf 7 Ridgeway Academy, EHE Exercises of this institution will be con ducted under thme superinmendance of the subscriber, this year; and he trusts, by strict ttention to pupils coammnitted to his care to give atisfaction to parcnts, and advance the pupils as apidliy as poissible. Bates of Tuition, t Class-Orthography, Beading and. Arithmetic, $12.00. nd Class-Primary Geography and the above, '$15.00. rd Class-The above studies with English Grammar, ., $18.00. th Class-The same with Algebra and Gometry, $20.00. atin and French, 826.00 Although it is desirable that pupils should begin ith the first of tihe quarter, still, pupils will be eceived at all times, and charged only for the iroportion of the time of the session remaining. M. B. WARD. April 14 ly 14' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PL EAS. HUIOMAS D. CHAMBERLIN, who is in the Z.custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield District,. ty virtue of a Writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendum, at the suit of JTames M. (J. Freeland, having filed n my Office, together with a schedule on oath of tie Estate and effects, his petition to the Court of Dommon Pleas, praying that he may be admitted to he benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, nade, for the' relief of insolvent debtors. It Is or lered, that the .said James M. C. Freehand and all. ther creditors, to whom the said Thomas D. Chain erin, is in anywise indebted, be, and they are aereby summoned, and have notice to appear be ore the said Court at Edgefield Court House, on Monday the fourth day of October next, to show ~ause, if any they can, why the prayer of the peti do aforesaid, should not be granted. THOS. G. BA'CON, c c. Clerk's Office, June 25, 1858 14t 25 . 'HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLEAS. JW. SMiTH, whto is in the custody of the a Sheriff of Edgefield L istrict, by. virtue of a Writ of Capuas ad Safiafacienaduii, at the suit of Abner Bushnell, having tiled in my Offlee, together with a Schedule on oath of his Estate and effects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying that he may be admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, made for the relief of in solvent debtors: It is ordered, that the said Abner Bushnell and all other creditors to whom the said J. W. Smith is in any wise indebted, be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice to appear before the said Court at Edgefleld Court House, ou Monday the fourth day of October next, to show cause if any they can, why the prayer of the pe titioner aforesaid, should not be granted. THOS. G. BACON, c.c.i. Clerk's Office, June 22, 1858. 14t '25. NOTICE TO FARIRERSI--I amn now .reeiving THREE THIOUSAND) POUNDS of pure Leaf and Twiss HlavanmpTOBACCO, whicht will be sold low to Farmers for plantation use. Call sad eaaine. -S. E. BOWERS, Agt. Hamburg, April 6 tf 13 E STATE NOTICE.-All persops Indebted to the Estate of A. T. Traylor, dee'd., are notified to settle the ;Usame forthwith; and those having demands against the said Estate will pleuse~ render them In, properly attested, to the Adminis trator at Calhoun's'Mills, A bbeville District, 5.C.' April2M. 0O. TALMAN, Adm'or. Apil8- 3m* 18 .