Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 28, 1858, Image 3

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SELLING OFF! GREAT INDUCEMENTS WILL BE OFFERED AT WILLIAM ]I CRANE'S CASH STORE, UNTIL THE FIRST OF AUGUST E XPCTING to have the contemplated in provements in his Store comniced on 1h< first of next month, and being desiroui of disposin. of his STOCK OP DRY GOODS By that time, lie will sell, for the remathder of th4 month, at IUNPRECEDENTLY LOW PRICES. Now is the time to set GREAT BARGAINS Call and satisfy yourselves. Augusta, July 21, 1858 2. 28 WILLIAISTON SPRINGS HOTEL! T HE Proprietors take pleasure in announcing to the public, that their House is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON, under the superin tendence of Mr. F. A. IKOKE, as Mnanager, and are now ready to afford spacious and comfort able accomodation to ALL, whether in quest of health or pleasure. Their rooms are large and airy and are so ar ranged as to furnish many conveniences especially to families who do not wish to be separated. The table will be always furnished with the BAST the Country and Cities can afrord-and in the culinary department they would say they have secured the services of those, who cannot fail to please even the most fastidious. Complete facilities are likewise afforded for amusement of any kind whatever; in a word, the proprietors flatter themselves, that they haye left nothing undone that might atford pleasure and comfort to their guests. RATES OF BOARD. - Per Day...................... ,00 " Week ........... .. ....... 12,00 " Month.....................-85,00 J. G. WILLSON, E. NELSON, Proprietors. 1H. T. TUSTIN. 2 July 13 1858 3t 27 - LAWTON & lIcNEIL, Factors & Comunission MllerclIants, 24 VENDUE RANGE, .XD 17 ACCOMMI0 DATION WHARF, Agents for DeBurg's Phosphate of lime, and Kimberley's Animal Compost or Cereal Fertilizer. gr Consignments of Produce solicited. W. S. LAWTON, G. S. McNEIL. July 13 1858 tf 27 JEFFERS & COTHRANS, CHARLESTON, S. C., LLcotitinuethe Factorage and Commission Business in this City. (their Office on Central Wharf) where they will be pleased to give strict attention to the sale of COTTON, FLOUR, WHEAT, &C., Or to any business entrusted to their care. Will buy Goods-or family supplies to order. Commissions for Buying or Selling will be 21 per cent. They take this opportuity of returning their thanks to their friends and patrons for their libe ral patronage, and respectfully solicit a continu ance f the same. II . JEFFERS. W. S. COTHRAN, JOIIN COTIIRtAN. Charleston, July 10, 1858. 2mn 27 GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. JA LES JMENEY, AUGUSTA, GA., be ing desirous of making a change in his bu -siness, oflfers, from this date his entire Stock of Dry Goods for Cash! Lower than any ever offered in this or any other City in the South. All persons desirous of laying out their money to the best advantage, will do well to call and see his stock. They may be sure of saving from 2Z to 50 per cent , as he is determined on selling oil the entire stock of his Goods by the first of October If you want SILK, plain or figured, Call at H ENEY'S. If you want BAREGES, solid, col'd or p~rintedl, Call at HiENEY'S. If you want MUSLINS, white or colored, Call at HiE NEY'S. If you want EMBROIDERIES, for Ladieseor Mis ses, Call at H RNEY'S. If you'want HOSIERY, GLOVES, RiBBONS, a BONNETS, &c. Call at 11EN EY'S. If you want GINGUlAMS, SlE ETING, SH IRT -iNGS, &c. Call at IENET~S. Or if you want any other article usually found in a Dry Goods or Millinery Store, and want them at prices for cash, at which you never expected to see thenm, call at lIENEY'S STORIE, next above the Georgia R ailroad Bank. All persons indebted to him are recieested to come and settle up. .. Augusta, July 1i Head-Quarters, ilsD BRIG ADE. 1i-r Dii. S. C. M. ) EDGzrEi C. II., July 21, 1558. ORDER, NO.1i T iE 10th Reginent of infantry will parade for SReview and Drill at Richardson's, on Tuesday 17th A ugust. The 7th Regiment of Infantry will parad1e at the Old Welli', on Thursday the 19th of August. The 9tlr Regiment of Infantry will parade at Springfield, Saturda~y the 21st of August. The 8th Regiment of Infantry will parade at Morrow's Old Field, on Tuesday the 24th of August The 6ith Reginment of Jnfantry will parade at Lo~max's on Thursday the 26th ofr August. e The Officers and non-Commiissionecd Oflicers will assemble on the -day previous to the Review for Drill and Instruction. Volunteer Companies will prepare~ fur inspection. Colonels of Regimnentz' are charged with the ex tensioni of this Order. By order of Brigadier General, WV. C. MORAGNE. July 21, 1858 5t 2 il7The indep~endlent Press and Abbeville Baon ner will insert three times. ____ Administrator's Sale, B Y an order from W. F. Durisoe, Ordinary. .I shall rgoceed to sell on Tuesday the 3rd of August next, afihe late residence of Wmn. Brogdon, deceased, all the personal Estate of said deeased, consisting in part of FOUR LIKELY NEGROES, The growing Crop, Ilousehold and Kitchen Furni ture, llorses, Cattle, Ilogs, Phantation Tools, and numerous other artie'es. Tr.RM-For all sums under $20, cash tfor all sums of and over S20, on a credit until the 25th Decemiber 1859), with interest from day of sale. WV. W. SALE, Admn'or. July 20. 1858 . 2t 28 N OTICE 1-i llEREBJY GIVEN that appli' cation will he made at the next Session of the [.egisature, to vest in B. F. L-ndrum all the: right, title an-I interest of Christian Breithaupts dec'd., or ot his heirs, in and to the Tract of Land lately occupied by Bartlett WV. ilat her dec'd., devised to lhim by his father John Ilatchier dec'd., said land having been escheated to thi State of South Carolina. July 211 n * 28 NTOTICE is hereby given, that applicatior .14will be m-ude to the Lt-gislatuire at its next seas iion, Ior a release of all the right and interebt 4 the State-.in the Eseheaited Property of Charle: NeGregor, deceased, to James S. lteuderson and Iluah McGregrur. July 20 1858 3m 28 SOTICE-1l will sell a good second-hande< PIANO cheap for cash or a good note. KLIZA BACON. .July 21, 1858 3__28 TRED from my residence on Wednes Sday last, my large Red and white spotted COW. She has one horn broken ofr, and had on halter when she left,-ear marks not recollected She formerly belonged to Mrs. Whit. Brooks. 2 suitable reward will be paid for her recovery. D. H. DURiaO E. -July-20 ti $5,000 WORTH OF GOODS GOING AT AND BELOW a CO STW 'PO CA. "EE The Goods must be Sold! NO I[UMBUG !-MON EY WANTED! A RARE CIhANCE FOR BARGAINS. EING desirous of closing out our present Stock, preparatory for our Fall Supplies, we are now ofrering our ENTIRE STOCK of GOODS AT COST PRICES! ALL OF OUR RICH DRESS GOODS And every article in the Dry Goods Line we are now selling at Greatly Reduced Prices. Come, ladies and examine our prices. There is no chance to do any better this side of New York. Our large and varied assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS, I1ardware, Cutlery, &c., &c., &c. We are also selling at COST PRICRS FOR CASH. Cone, Everybody, and get bargains whilst they are to be had. ljiTA little money will go a long ways in our Store. W. R. & T. S. HUDSON. July 21 tf 28 House, Sigu & Ornamental Painting! r 'H K Subscribers take pleasure in announcinir to I the citizens of Edgefield District, that they are now prepared to do all work en:rubted to them in the-line of HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, Mtarbling, Graining, AND UPHOLSTERY, To all who may be pleased to favor us with their patronage, we promise to give entire satisfaction. All work entrusted to us shall be executed with despatch and in a workmanlike manner. Our terms will be reasonable. For further par ticulars call on us at Edgefield C. II. 07 REFERENCE-Capt. JAs B. GaIFFIN and Gen. &. C. MORAGxE, of this District. RICH & PAUL. July 21 1858 3m 28 AMBROTYPES FOR $I, AND AS HIGH AS $10! T HE Subscriber will take great pleasure in waiting on the Ladies and Gentlemen of Edge field and vicinity who may desire to procure FAULTLESS REPRESENTATIONS Of themsehes by the wonderful operation of the Amnbrotypic art. DAGUERREOTYPES, OIL PAINTINGS, EN GRAVINGS, &c., accurately copied. AMBROTYPES inserted in Medallions, Rings, Breastpins, Seals, &c. Particular attention will be given to Fami'y Groups and Children. The Subscriber attends personally to his custo mers and guaranties satisfaction. XrThose wishing good Pictures will do well to c il soon, at his ROOMS in the CAROLINA 110 TEL, as he will remain in this place but a few days. - T. HI. JONES. July G tf 20 Cataloges ent Free. G.G. EVANS, PUBLISHER AND ORIGINATOR OF TUE GIFT BOOK ENTER-PRISE! 439 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA. T H E unparalleled success which has attended Ithe subscriber in his distribution of Gifts to the Million, has induced him to-make large and valuable additions t~o his former extensive stock of new and popular books. is new, comple'e and classified Cataloauc of Books, embracing all the Deartnments of Literature, Is mailed FnEE to any part of the country. All Books sold at Publishers' lowest prices, and all the new publlications of the day added soon as issued. $500 worth of Gifts with each $1,000 worth of Books sold; atmong which are daily dis tributed the following: ,OT FO Gold Hunting Lever Watches - - $50.00) to 100.00 Gold Anchor L~ever Watches - - 35.00 to 50.00 Silver Lever aind Lepine Watches - - 12.010 to 25.00 Parlor Timne Pieces.------ -- 5.00 to 1.00i Vest and Fob Chains - - - - 110.111 to 2.0h Laies' Guard andl Chattelaine Chains 10.0)0 to 25.04) "Silk lyress Pntterns - - - 12.110 to 211.11u "Goldl Brarelets - - - - 5.no to -15.00 "Cameo Sets----- - - - - 1.0 to 15.011 " Mosaic Sets--- -- -- 12.111 to 211.0:1 " Florentine Sets - - - - 11.00 to 15.011 " Gold Pencils and Pens - - 1.511 to 10.00 " Gold Miniature Leekets - - 2.501 to 10.100 Gnts' G'sld Pens, with eases, - - 2.001 to 101.001 " Buom Stulds:LadSleeveButtonls 2.01 to I1.00 Ladies' lireast Pins---- ----1.54) to '7.511 -' Eatr Rings - - -- - 2.10 to) ".:an " and tients' Gold Rings - - 1.m71 to 5.1n1i Gnt./ 13.osom: Pins - - -- - - 1.110 to :1.5:: Ladies~ 'rr Cardl Causes - - - 2.50I to 5.00 Prtmonnies, P.wiket Knuives, &ce. - 1.110 to 5.111 Articles. of Gould Jewelry, and Gift Books, not enumecrated in the above, worth from 25e to $2:. (Ine of the above named Gifts prcsented te cach purchaser of a liotak at the timne of sale, althugh all books are sold nt liiblishiers' lowest prices. The comIi plte an:dleiiiedl Catalogues many lbe had without char:e, lay callinig or sending~ your address. ;p Liberal inducemzents to country Agents. Or ders fruom the country plromnptly filled, and the Goods forwarded by express or mail s:nzne day. A ddre.ss, G. G. EVA NS, 439 Chestnut street, P'hiladclp~hin, Pa. g - TO T HIE PUBLIC.--As there nrc nmany Gi t l'ook Stoics advertised throughout the coun try, Mr. EVANS deems 't jiust to himself and his duty to the public-inasmuchel as he originated the Gif-Book biusiness-lo state, as evidene of the instability of many such comcerns, that they con ceal their real names from the public, and are ad vertising their business under asswued ones. Mr. E. is aware thtat these various concerns published as Gift Book Stores, arc calculatedl to brinig th~e business established b'y himself into di.-repaute. ie askes of the public a correct judgement in re ard to his Gift Book Enterprise, fo~r te honorI iltegrity, and success of which lie refers to all the| prominzzent publishers in the United Status. Read his Cataloguie. 2 July 11,d 7 List of Letters, R EMA INING ini the Post Office at Edhgefield C. Hf., S. C., unealled for on the 1st July 1858. Persons calling foar Letters on this list will please say, " Ad. -vertisd." A B-W. 11. Abniey, Maj. D. Allen, A. WV. A s bell, 3; C. Baumann. E. Bird, Ii. C. Baston, Mrs. 4. A. Brooks', Mrs. M. Brooks, Rev. T. M. Bailey, J. H1. Bell, D. L. Bussey, Miss A. Bucehahecr, S. Butler, N. Bretoi, J. Bussey, J. G. Bruckmyer. C D-Mrs. C. Cook, WV. Curry, Miss M. Cogburn, P. J. Caswell, WV. M. Cates, S. Conch, J. C. Coles, G. M. Crafton, W. Cook. R. Cogburn, A. Crofibrd, J. Creswell, Mrs. M. Doby, E. D)evore, G. Durn, W. W. IDavid, 3; J. Deales, M. Doucell. - E G-J. Elsmore, P. Green, Mi Graham, Miss M. Greggs, D. Glover, J. M. Goodwin, J. N. Griflis, M. WV. GasI 11 J-R. Hlolsonback, 2; Mrs. A. C. Harris, M. C. Hanson, Miss P. Iholsonback, W. W. Havard, Win. C. Harden, Wmn. Harden, Sr.; WV. Harrison, D. Johnson, A. Jones, G. B. Johnson, fi'rs. N. Jones, 2; N. 11. Jones, iH. C. Johnson, J. Jackson, Mrs. B. D. Johnson, N. 11. Jon:es, 2; J. S. Jen nings, 2; T' Jennings, Mrs. M. Jay, G. W. Jones. K L--.l.Knox, 3; J. C. Loveless, 3; J. M. Lan an, R. L Lofton, T. G. Lamar. M N-J. Merriwethier, A. Minice, Mrs. E. Mays, McCormick, J. Meauen:, Wmn. E. Middleton, Thos. Mardl, Miss F. Millar, Dr. J. D. MicKeller, 2; Capt. G. Morgan, J. Neycs, J. Nickels, Rev. A. P. NorrIs. P R-Miss S. Powel, Miss E. Parker, F. Peggins, Capt. W F. Prescott, M. Padgett,.H -C. Parnell. R S-Rev. C. A. Raynmoni, J. A. Robinson, J. Reams, Mrs. L Rions, W Ready, Miss S. Swear. enan, illck lai, Ms. . Smonon,2; P. H. Sweet, J W. Suber, Mary Stack, Bi. Saniders, Mrs 0 P. Scott. T V W-D. W. H Timnmerman, James Tye, Dr. J D. Twigcs, S. Thomas, J. A. Thom~ipson, C. Tompkins, J. 11. Vanerbunrg, Mis E. Watson, C. Warren, 2; Mrs. E. Wells, 3; 5. Wing, Miss M. Weartherford, h. Winn:, William: White, 0. M. Whiteside. A. R AMSAY, P. M1. -July 20l1S8 2t, 29 I OTIC E !-All persons indebted to th~e Es jiie of George Mep. Rearden are requeted .to tmake immiediate settlement ; u:nd those having d emands against the Estate will Plesse present thenm forthwith, properly attested. E. P. IL ORSE Ad'or. Ja.. 6, 52. I. H. STEARNS I CO., Coinnission Dealers in Everythiig USEFUL. Special attention given to BUYING, SELLING and REPAIRING MACHINERY. Broad SLreet, 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 or visitors to the Sprinas. The building is en 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 PRINTED MUSLINS. D ICKEY & PHIBBS, Augusta, Ga., have just opened ONE CASE PRONTED MUSLOMS, I Which they are closing out at Six and a Quarter Cents per Yard. -ALSO TWO CASES FINE FRENCH IMUSLINS, At Twelve and a Half Cents per Yard. Augusta, June 14 tf 23 1 E. PENN, Agent, H k S just received a supply of the PRINCESS ROYAL LOOPED EXTEN:1ON BRIDAL SKIRTS. To which he mrould respectfully invite the atten tion of the Ladies. This SKIRT is of late inven tion, and fur beauty and utility lar 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 hiced together and ready for the wearer-mnaking it an A DJ ITS TABLE SKIRT with a new and simple AD-JUS 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. June 23 tf '24 NEW GOODS FOR 1858! SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES. i I AM now receiving my Spring supplies of Dry Goods, Groceres, &c., &c., which, in point of quality and cheapness, will compare favorablf with i the Goods offered by the merchants of Hamburg and Augusta. r My stock of Dry Goods consists of almost every variety of Ladies' Dress Goods, t 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 oiler such inducements as must please my customers My stock consists of an assortment of Sugar, Cogrce, Tea, M1Iolasses, &c. Also, always on hand TOBACCO. SEG A RS, SNUFF, W I N E S, BRANDIES, ' U I E MEDICINES, 4-c. b V Come and look at my Stock. .T. L IARMlON. Winter Seat,_Mar 22 tf~ 11 Swan & Co.'s Lotteries Triumphant, SWAN & CO. Continue to Draw' as issual wuithsout interrulptionI. BWgA-is cds CO" LOTTERIES ARE LEG .\L, AND AUTHIORIZED BY THlE bTATE OF GEORGIA. - The late attempt to injure ThL. Our firm has shown Thtour Itotieries arc drawn fairly ; c Thtour Prizes are piaid punctually; A nd that our Schemes Are more liberal than any oilher Lottery In the world. T HE following Pebemc will be drawn by S. .MY AN & CO., Managers of the SP'AIRT A AADEMY LOTTrERY, in each oft their Single Ntumber Lotteries for August-1858, at AUGUSTA,4 Georgia, in pubic, under the superintenudence of Comnissioners: Class 27 Dra~ws Saturday, August 7, 1858. 5 Class 28 Draws Saturday, August 14, 185. v, Class 29 Draws Saturday, August 21, 1858.t Class 30 Draws Saturday, August 28, 1858. e ON TIIls PL.\N 01F SINL..l NL'.\lElRS. .50,000 TIicketLwi . 5 ,485 F 9. ~ 3?E I S r NE&BRLY ONE 1'RIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. TO tIF. DRAWN ' EACH SATl-IIAY I UUT P 'rze of.LI,~~ 'i.so........$7n5ann I Prze .'f . :'.'I lrz f.......... :ine - I 'ri'ze .. . 1,114 1l'i............ 1","1" I Prize o........... s','I4H 411rz. f. . . . 141 1 'rize of......... - ."""1) :~ 'rwt .1d 1 'rze of.......... . :1.10 ;l41rc...... 1.4 l I Prze of.......... . 1 i'lrzc t......4iI 4 izc 0 . IIslI~~I4l'rizes of..t ... 1..$911 4 Prz'. if*40 Ap.oi~ i l 'rze to.414 ...1~ie ...... su 4 r~e' i :04 IIIifll'rize ar..... ... inn a 4 ~~~ ~ ~ Prizes ut211i [.1444 'i.c r.. ...60 4 i'rlaes of Il'rize 0, 1 .......... ar .. 0'00 4 Ilzs i 1 141 " ,0l'riz s uf........ 4110 4 1'rizc'rlite0 " ............'.e 1 arc. 4 ,~ rz~s of.... r... .'" .....Prz-.............. 110 a 4~s Prizes ou0AP~nxting to$,... Pr... r..S$1,O00 Whl Priets 0: Have 5,;0 Purzer. 82,0.0 4& P crie f 2 win' t" litd in~otries wle. n 4ea Priany of 1esro5 of reci" 1,1.rie re.II 4 l'rimizs of 1risk4:p rie u-.. 4 4 Pricee of 7eag of t" Whole rietsar...'SO CrtiP iczes Elf 20cag of.....................--- .--- 0 3Crtiefisk e m oun tn Qu................. .... 20 WhaOrle n Tickets oale C5;Qurterscate,0. ' En"Aculose (ho in g theu anes for the LTies worded n receiny one deih ot' w evg fowredbt. stnsl Cerrihleats cof haeckes ending ol a th folingu the, w~i Lsth ist:DanNmbr n rze ilb setiente of phae ofditenyae hlie drawig.......S Cetdae Puraerswilpae write teircke tu...p....4 andtgiveatheir Pstage ot anteTike.......2 he srwineoticaer of~ t lc Etighofthirty.......... in orderin Tieles r Certineatesb mlrse Either the :n.e SWA ourars fo, Athe Tiaket oree des -eList of D~utrha Numerandi frmzte whl, e ith thewopucha e pied(iteach ne ais ntile to gPucaeswill b ulse aperee drwie, the signatureg pan andgiester Ole elta o tyu inte,Cirett 'tnad emmbrshever rzet Atlan, auner Nabew fu l1mn D isp th ,00 anYo r ai i me di at ly anerw rue dawg-her ie tte sa ieoftit as Juf-ly c m niaiosstitl onieni Na- Ordefr ies er iencat apcain willese ee mad. at th Nl essot,o Auuthe Ga., or. tureftroa Cter umbr tat Rad drawn fro the el w htheamnt hu rh, he oneEitt is etthed to wlbubishd aaor enery Corawin it twnon ad tanard, mailleo Geftelant Vi tllgencr yor Wek5.Dy m0k Auut1G.6~mtttoait 20,000embs.at.CON JuyH$IS LRE OT IS RNONE "OIE isCEy ive Oha Rppiato" wl EXTRA RIBE S 1ES U P RIE T T'ENNESSEE. HIch inApoin o aI PRONOUNIrceDano buyTR A W RIB ED T .81DEO 8, Whih n it o qul tzn prce 2ano Ridgeway Academy, T HE Exercises of thisinstitution will be c ducted under .the superinenlance of Subscriber, this year; and he trusts, by sti attention to pupils committed to his care to g satisfaction to paren's, and advance the pupilt rapidly as pomsible. Rates of Tuition. 1st Class-Qrthography,- Reading and Arithmetic, $12. 2nd Class-Primary Geogrzphy and the above, $15. 3rd Class-The above studies with English Grammar, $18. Ith Class-The same with Algebra and Gonetry, $20. adn and French, $25 Although it is desirable that pupils should he, vith the first of the quarter, still, pupils will eceived at all times, and charged only for t roportion of the time of the session remaining. M. B. WARD. April 14 .ly 14 Oak Grove Female Academy rWO MILES WESTWARD FROM KIRKSEN X ROADS, EDGEFIELD DIST-RICT, S. C. iE n-xt S ssion of the above name Acad my will commence on M03iDAY, JUL 6th 1858. The usual English Branches-will be thorouglh aught by Miss LIZZIE A. PATTEN. The Pir. ,nd Singing, Painting on Glass andcotherwise, rof. THOS. P. M03ES. Terms for the English studies $12,00, and $1fi, .cordiug to the studies taken per tiession.of 1i uonths; Lessons in Mnsic-$18,00 the Seision. With the above named efficient teachers, t] 'rustees do not hesitate to recommend this Schc D the full confidence of Parents and Guardians. 1&" Reasonable and convenient board can 1 btained. For further particulars apply to either of 11 'rustees. DR. E. ANDREWS, ELBERT DEVORE, JOSRUA HARRIS, S. STALNAKER, 8. STEVENS. Kirksey's X Roads, July 13 1858 4t 27 CURRYTON SCHOOLS. BHE Exercises of the First Session will 1 .eloyed on the 8th inst. After a sccess of tv reks, they will be resumed on the 20th inst. JAS. H. MORRIS, Prin. July 7 tf 20 TALUABLE PROPERT, FOR SALE! IIE Subscriber being desirous to move I hands to the West. offers for sale the folloi ig property, viz: 1050 ACRES OF FINE PIN 4NI) in Edgefield District. On it is a splend Steam Saw Mill and Grist Mill, rhich are doing a profitable business. One Tract contains 360 ACRES lying on ti oad leading from Cambridge to Hamburg, on t1 aters of Borse Pen Creek,adjoining lands of Jol )urst and others. One Tract contains 1000 ACRES fine oo rn land well improved. lying in Abbeville Distric n the road leading from Piekena and Anderson I lamburg, one mile above the Edgefield line. One Tract con ains 350 ACRES in Pickei )istrict, immeliately on the Rail Road, 10 nmil bove Old Pendleton. . On my Ilomest aid Tract is a splendid STEA: 11LL running 3 setts of rocks, SA W MIL L & ufl-r for sale this Mill with 50 Acres of inw The Ilomesteal is on the road lending froi ambridge to Abbeville C. II, four miles belo reevnw,1od. Any person wiphiig t-i purchase is requested xa.itne. Bargains can be had, and the terms wl c madteasdy. J. Y. L. P'ARTLOW. July 7 1858 3m 20 Mount Enon Work Shop. 1111IE univers~al satisfactioan that the work din Iby the subscriber baa heretafoe given, el uurgeat;himn tea hea thast for the future lie will 1 ially successful, lie is better prepaered aeae ear to doe better wurk, and lie does not h, sitate1 y that the IOT TON GINS AND TII RASIIER md by him are equal to any now offered foer sal any t..stim.,nials of this fiet might be given. Work kept constantly o hmand, and orders ext ted at the shortest, notice. A ddress, TIlO3IAS E. CllAPMAM, Clmani's X Reoails. Edesfield I )ist. S. C. crOr M r. D. R. DURISOE, atthec " Advertis< 1ic, who is ny authiorized lAgent.- -- A BAKER COUNTY Plantation for Sale. NE of the DE-T, the PRETTIES r'and HlE.\] 'IIE T P'LANTA T1ONS in South Westei 'eorgia, contaiig '750 Acres, oaf which 5'. re in cultivation, and cleared in the last thr< ears. All th~e hoes, ne cessary to a Plantatio1 -it~h the fences, arc new, having been erectedi ie above time.. It nteededl, proavisions and stock can lbe pu ased with the place. IKnrther infw-mationi ca e procuited oif CllA MLES WillTiEl lEAD). Newton, llaker Co., Ga., June 1 ;Em* 21 'en.Dollars Reward. TI R AYED) from outr residence, tacear Coleman'~s X Reads, a ..., nal l he IIOUND SLUT, with red ,-ars anid wv red spots over her baodly. said slut bcengs 1 r Freeman Curry, of Curry ton, and it is very prol0 ble that she has tried to cet hack to Mr. Curry The above reward will be paid lby the sub.,er ers on delivering her to Mr. Curry at Currytoai r either of the subascribers at Coletman's X Rond d anuy information concerning her, very thanu) illy received. W~l. E. & V. A. CL ARK. Coleman's X Roads, July 20, 1858 2t 28 [X ECUTSNICE.-hsepe'si Aindebted to the Estate of Abrnam Kilerens lee'd., are hereby notified that they must pany ti ame ay or before ihe1t~h Septenmber anxt, othet rise they will have t~o settle with amy Atrtne hose having demands against said l~state w' ender them in, prol.erhy attested, iithout delay ,J. A. TALBERKT, Ex'ur. July 7 ~ am 26 Estray Notice. TRAYE1D fromu thae.Subscriber on the 251 3 June, a brewni Canadian HORSE, a natur acer.. Also, a tuouse colored MAR1E MUL one three or four years old, shtoulders a litt urt by the collar. A liberal rewardl will1 rivenu to any one taking them upa, and addressii ne at Rlchaardsonville P. 0 , Edgefield District. E. P. COLEMAN. July 7 ,tf 20 jf Thae Abbeville Bamy~r will copy three tim nd forward account to this of~ee. Bacon and Lard. 1 UST received a largesupply of BA CON SIDE SSI0U LDERS and JIA MS, of a'uperinr qua v which is offired for sale at VERY LOW Fit LR ES. Please caihl and i-xamine this fine Bue >efare purchasing elsewhere. Also, m000 Lbs. LE.\F 'LARD, in Jars. '0. L. PENN, A gt. Jue9 : f 22 Edg4d Beat Company ATTENTION? YO0U are hereby ordered to be andl appear your regular parade'ground (Edgefield ii.,) on Saturday, the 7th 'August, armted a seinippd.i as the law directs, fur drill and inr tirn. By order of .CfOKa .CAPT1 JOhIN R. IURY AN. Juy 14, 4t 2 L EMYONS--Just reqt.ived five Doxes Cho LEMONSi. E. T. DAVIS, Agent. May 19 tf --- N OTICE,,--Thae Oraniteville Manufacturi Comepany intend to ike aplaiention to-1 next Legislature for a maodilleatian of their clh July 13 3t NOTICE.-A ppica~iti will be made to .LLe gislaure a itS next Session, for an Acet to carporite the Bethlehem Baptist Church, in Ed field District. June 9 -3m 2 ICE? ICE --AwS3s on hand a supply ICE, which will be sta~d at 5 Cents per poi Cash. .. E. T. DAViS, A g May1 tnf E 1 NEW SPRING AND SUMMER READY MADE irn- -H''IO RAMSEY & LABAW, (Opposite the Union Bank,) )0. aalgsiasiaa zdmn A RE receiving daily, and are offering to their ). A friends and customers the laraest and best Stock this season they have ever ofiered. Having )0. pourchased the entire Stock almost exclusively for CAS1 and paid unusual attention to the manu )0. facture of ihe Clothing, we are prepared to of for 00 them at prices to defy competition. We have an in elegant line of be SCARFS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, he UNDERSHIRTS and DRA WERz, every grade; Linen Bosom SHIRTS, from tie well known nianufactories of Morrison & Co., Golden Hill, John Mi Davis & Co , and Fowler & Co. --ALSO A complete line ot GLOVES, or every kind; HANDKERCHIEFS, SOCK'4, &c. We have also a very large stock of SERVANTS CLOTHING, of every kind, which we would call e- especial attention to. V, Merchants and others would do well to call be fore purchasing elsewhere. ly Augusta, April 21, ly 15 )y LIGHT---LIGHT---LIGHT. A GREAT desideratumn in the way of LIGHT is accomplished. An illuminating Oil is e prepared from Coal, called KEROSENE OIL, which for 0 Brilliancy and Intensity of Liglht e Is unsurpassed by all other artificial lights. It is not explosive-will extinguish fire if poured on it l -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 excee-ling 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. )e April 28 tf 16 *o FRESR DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C, T HE Subscribers take pleasure in informing . their friends and patrons that they are NOW r RECEIVING a Large Addition to their al t ready extensive Stock of PURE and FRESU Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, 4c. TO PHYSICIANS. d We are prepared and will take pleasure in fur nishing Physicians with a COMPLETE OUTFIT of Medicir.es, Instruments, Shop Furniture, Medi cal tsaddle Bags, &c., &c., &c. e TO THE LADIES. e 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, flair Restoratives, De. ' pilatory, Cosmetics, Lubin's Genuine Extracts, &c. Also, FLAVORING EXTRACTS for Culinay pur i poses. TOTHEPLANTER We say, your wants have been attended to li our i present selection. Fend in your orders, or come D. in and lt us put you up a complete Plantation 1. Case of lodleines, Instruments, &c., with full di n rections for use, in all simlile cases, and thereby w save time, money and healt.h. A simple cathartic or the timely administration of an emetic, or an o anodyne, dotes and will often break the chain of 1 morbid action, thereby preventing serious and pro tracted illness. TO SUFFERING HUMANITY' -We extend the inivitation to call on us. We have all of the most reputable nostrums recommended to cure almost all of the ills and aches to which flesh is heir to. If you cannot, find anythingt adapted to your case, we will exert our skill in eprep)aring somiethintg for your relief. ,W5Presriptionis filled with accuracy and dis ,patch at all hours, day or night. ggCall and excaminie our Stock at the Dirug Store under the Oald Fellows' & Masonic Ihall. SA. G. & T. J. TE AGUE. 4 Edgefield, April 22 tf 16 CAROLINA HOTEL. 71lEPioprietor of this wvell known and popu ..lar IIOT EL takes pieculiar p'easure in an -nouncing to his friendfs and the travelling publie uenerall-, that, this Ihouse is open for the reception of comlpany, and that his whole e.wtrnies will tbe put, into requisition to gratify the wants of each and all who many favor him with their patronage. -The House has just beent thoroughly repaired. andl the Rtooms anid Furiniture put in excellent con dition fo~r the Srring and $ummer season. e My Table will be furnished with the best that can he had, andl presideds over by one skilledl in a the culinary department-.and in short, everythmie requisite to gratify the taste of the epicurean will - he supplied in abndalnce. The servants of thme C .\R'OblNA llOTEL arne noted for their polite and atentive character, and are ever in attendance to obey the wishes of my Guests. New STAlBLES have tecenstly been built, which are coinimodious and complete, andl lltises left, in , my gare will ineceive. kinid andli careful treatm~ient. '1 hankchul for pas enocurasiig imet. and pantron age, I respecthally solicit a conutinuance of thw same. al JOllN A. MAYA. 0 - The travelling community are inotifledl that -thev~ and their bugaunge will bec conveyed, at a moo .nment's warning, witho'ut charge, to the I'arolina or. - OGeorgia Depots. J. A. M. ,:I lamurg, May 3 I85S tf l10 -FRESH GROCERIES, &c, 7. M. E. LEGO his just receinred another VVlarge and varied assortmnt of. ,~ G'0cerics, Ligqlors, Tobacc0, Segall', Which he is sellinig rapidly at prices considerably te reduced. Ilis pres..nt siock cons sts in part of .- Two Thousand Lbs. P,.\ ON, a choice article ; -SUG ARS of dlihlr'-nt kinds and cheup; 11 Fine assortmieunt of COF)FEE : Choice SYRUPIS and MOLASSES; Pine A pple andI English Dairy CII EESE ; No'l M ACK ERE L in Bbis., excellent ; No 1land 2 do in Kits; Fresh Salmon, Lobsters, &e., in Can.i ; Tomiatt o and Walnut K ETCilUP ; h Worcestershire and Pecpper SA UCE ; Il PICKLES or all kinds; A fine assortmnlt of Fresh CANDIES; e ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES, &c. eO Brandied FRUITS in variety ; iCURRANTS, CITRON, RAISINS. FIGS, &c.; Almonds, Pienn and English Walnuts ; PORT ER and A LE, a splendidoarticle; Champagne WINE anid CiDER; s Sherry and Madeira W INES ; Fine WINES and BRANDIES; - WISK EY and other Liquors in abundancee; LEMON SYR UP, an extra article, &e., &c. May 25 tf 20 ' NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED, n TN Justice to the suflbring humanity through IDiseases arising from disorders of the Organs of Generatioin, I deemi It necessary to relieve and cure such sufferers. PROF. F. DEVOUT'S - Esteemeld French specific Cordial, is the mio.-t reliable and effetual remedy for ob taining a perf, et cure in the shortest time that has t ever been known, no matter whietherthie Case is of c.20 years, or only & days standing. 'The CORDLIAAL is agreeable to the stomach and will, if followed according to directions, and the instrumnenits ptropetrly utsedh, never fail to effect a cure permne~nnt. As it is rather a delicate subject to bring thins before the pub~lic, I deem it inexpe dient to insert, any of the many References. A __trial of the Medicine will specak for itself. cAll private communications will be promptly at eetended to, free gratis. Price S:1 for all necessaries, forwvarded free of - charge to ainy part of Georgia, South Carolina or ug Alabama. o Of All orders must lie addressed to F. .J, r elker, at V. La Taste's New W holosale and Roe tail Dirug or Sood Store, Augusta, Ga., Wholesale Depot for F. J. Delker's Celebrated Bed Bug Do - stroyer and Philadelphia Balm. he A ugusta, June 30 1858 3mt 25 e. N' STATE NOTICE.-All persons indebted E1 to the Estate of A. T. Traylor, dec'd, are notified to settle the same forthwith; and thee - having demands against the said Estate will please of render theta ini, properly attested, to the Admin's td trator at Calhoun's Mills, A bbeville District, S C. M. 0. TALMpAN, Adm'or. a.. Apil2 3m* 16 CANDIDATES. g? The Friends of Col. JAME4 P. CARROLL respectfully present him as a Candidate for the State senate at the ensuing election. OT We are authorized to announce Uen. JOHN R. WEVER as a candidate for State Senator to represent Edgefield District in the next Legislature July 14, 1858. 27 W Tne Friends of WILLIAM GREGG, Esq., respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sen ator at the next election. Feb 1 *4 i The Friends of J. HAIhlPDEN BROOKS, Esq., respectfully present him as a Candidate for the State Legislature at its next Session. MTuE Friene of Maj. ABRANM JONES to spectfully present hian as a Candidate for re-elec tien to the State Legislature. Mar 10 to* 9 WlThe Friends of Col. JOHN HUIET re spectfully nominate him as a Candidate for a Seat in the House of Representatives at the next elec tion. I' TnE friends of Dr. H. R. COOK, respect fully -.nnounce him as a Candidate for a seat in the House of Repesentatives at the next election. 0-TiE Friends of Mr. WADE HOLSTEIN, respectfully nominate him as a Candidate for elec tion to a Seat in the next Legislature. Mar 10 to* 9 WgWE are authorized by the friends of Col. JAMES TOMPKINS to anrounce him as a Can didate for a Seat in the next Legislature at the ensuing election. 0- 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 W We are authorized by the friends of Mej. A. L. DEARING, to nominate him as a Candidate for a seat in the Houze of Representatives at the next election. Aprl 7 to 13 1 The friends of M. W. GARY, Esq., present him as a Candidate for the State Legislature at the next election. Mar. 31. to* 12 W? THE Friends of W. W. ADAMS, Esq., re pectfally present him as a candidate for the State Legislature at Its next Session. Mar 23 . to* 11 Woz MBhor Aff' -. LEWIS JONES, H. BOULWARE, LEWIS COVAR, W. W. SALE, WM. QUATTLEBUM, 000. . ZWar Cle3r3.. ROBERT D. JUTAW, JACKSON COVAR, F. . NICHOLAS, EDMUND PENN, S. HARRISON, WILLIAM L. STEVENS, LEWIS COLEMAN, JAMES SPANN, F'or Ta.1r Collector. THEOPHILUS DEAN, CHARLES CARTER, CHAS. M. MAY, JOHN C. LOVELESS, STARLING TURNER, M. WV. LYLES, E. W. HORN, E. B. FOREST, W. F. DURISOE, DissgIution., I'HlIE L AW firm of TOMPKINS & BUTLER is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The unfinished busilness will he carried on in the name of the Firm. R. W. TOMPKINS, M. C. BUTLER. May 15, 1858. 3t 25 M. C. B U T LEB, A T TOR N EY A T L AW, Office in Law Ran~ge, EDGEPIELD C. II., S. C. May 15 tf 2 CARROLL & TOMPKINS, AVE~ this day formed a Partnership for the PRACTICE of LAW and EQUITY. J. P. CARLOLL, lt. W. TO.NlPhINS. Edgelieldl, V'a, 15, ttf 25 Partnership, - ESsRs. GARY~ & DOZIER have Itis day formed a l'artnershaip fur the Pruc ice of LA W and Egl'T'lY. One or the other at all times in their Office, near the Court hlouse. . W. G~ttY. JAuIas A. i'oztEa. Law Partnership. 11 lE Undersigned havwi:g formend a panrtnecrship in the PRACTICE of LAW and EQUITY for Edgel.ield District., will give piromp~t and dili gent attention to all business enittusted to th.cir The residence of Mr. Owcss is at B3arnwell C. 11-that of Mr. Sam.:r~s at IEdg field, S. C. EMMET NEhUELS,* WV. A. OWENS. _May 20 tf - -20_ 3 B. GIFFiN, Attorney at LAW and 1.Soicto i EQUITY, will at:eni Ipunctually to all business entrusted Lo his care. lie may be found at all times either in the 011ice f the Commissioner int Eiptity, or in his own )lic itmediately in rear of the Court Hlouse. EDEFIELD C. H., May 1 - bS f4 E. II. YOUNGBLOOD, A*ttor~m.03r at Lmaw, WA hLL attend promptly 'to all business ilacd Tin his hands. j-rOflice at Edgefield C. HI S. C. May 19 tf. 19 EPAIsTxER 'iiT3*T, P HY SIC IA N, W ILL attend promptly to all business of the profession entra.ted to lia care. OFrleE, Edgefield C. H., S. C. April 6 18 68tf 18 - IlEOPLASTIC PROCESS oF INsERTING ATFICIAr-- TUETIE. r''E Subscriber having furnished himself with La license to use this N EW PROCESS of INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Is now ready to serve all who may need such, with an assurance of a more perfect adaptation, and a closer resemblance to the natural organs, than can be realized by any other method. Its perfect pa rity, cleanliness, freedom from all taste, or galvanic sensation, durability, comfort sod security, are. arong the advatntaiges claimed for this SUPEltIOR mode of setting A rtinieial Teeth. II. PARKER. June 24, tf 24 T H OS. .F & C. H.M 1 IISE, SUCCESSORS TO LEE A NOISE, WOLUAME GROCNRS, INft. 7, Hayne Street, CHARL.ESTON, S. C.. Jan 27 _ ly . 3 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-All persona 34having demands against the Estate of D). F their accounts, properly attested, by Thursday the~ 5th day of August next, as the Executors iend to settle up the Estate in the Ordinary's office, at Edgeield 0.11., on that day. Look out that your accounts are not debarred. Those indebted to sadEstate must make arrangements to settle u kt an early date. J. HI. HIOLLINGSWOI\TH, Exos J. H. WALK(ER.Exos A nril 28 N: RICH EMBROIDERIES. W E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a very large assortment of FRENCH WORKED COLLARS, SWI-8 AND .IACONET 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 ansl Lace MANTILLAS; LINEN DUSTERS; Rich Organdie MUSLINS; Low-priceil LAWNS; WHITE BRILILANTS; Plain and Check NAINS OK41; " JACONETS; "4 "9 CANMBRICS; t " MULLS. Theisc GOODS having been recently bouglt at a great reduction on the market price, will be sold correspondingly low, and a portion of thetm hav ing been bought of the manufacturer about 60 per cnt, less than they could have beenibottght at any auction sale, they will be sold lower than the same quality of GOODS have ever been ot'ered at in this city. Our stock is otherwise %ell a'sorted, and offers rare attractions in the way of LOW PRI CES. All of which we will he pleased to exhibit at our ONE PRICE STORE. , BROOM & NORRELL. Augusta, Ga , June 80 1858 tf 25 J. M. NEWBY & CQ. Augusta, Gn., A RE astonishing their friends and patrons throughout the two States, at their WON DERFUI.LY CHEAP and LARGE and AD MIRABLE Stock of Summer Ready.Made Clothing At their Uouse may always be found the BEST Goods in the City-and non, but the most fashion ble. NEW GOODS-LATEST STYLES. The.y are weekly receiving additional supijies from New York, in order to meet the wants of their numerous customers. And since the 1st June, they have received and opened A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT - --or Superior Flannel Cassimere RAGLANS, SACKS and FROCKS, made withost Lining, sa:table for Summer wear-cooler than Linen. 200 Pair Plain, Fancy and Figured Summer Cat simere PANTS. Black and Fancy Sumnier PANTS. Fine Casimere and Blaok Alpaca COATS; 6 6 ' " SACKS; LINEN GOODS-an extensve variety and very eheap. Fine Faoy and White Marseilles VESTS. A large variety of Plain VESTS at low Qg6i, Fino I 4uen and Marseilles SR IRTA & COLL AVA. A large stok of IIOKFS. TIES, G LOVES, VUS. PEN DERS anl SOCKS. gg"AII of whiph we olier to the publio at ex. meedingly low prices, And examine a ur CLOTHING and PRICES, We take pleasure in showing our Goods t, all who nay favor us with s o!l. * LITo our Edgefe'd patrna-nsl their name is lez-isu-e extend inany thasks for past and present pntronai.., nnd hpe to long merit a con tinuance o' the same. 9 - - ---. - Tailoring-Clothing made to Order. Our stock of fatihlonable CLOTHS, Black, Blue, Brown and ClNret, have arrived, together with a >eatiful assortment of side-stripe CASS1IERE or pans.; side-str-pe LINENS and Marseilles for pnts; Ilich $ilk and Marseilles Patterns for Vests. All of whit-h Mr. .101N K EN NY will be p'ensed o show and sm.,ke up to or.ler, warranted to fit and lease or no sale. II IW Y&C . Under U.8S.Hlitel, Augusta, Ga. A ugu ta, Junec14 :f 23 . Shaeriff's 8ale. BY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fier Facz'aa to 1)ma directed, I will procecd to sell at Edge fIeld Court hlouse, on te first Monday In August ext, tho following property, In the following sta ed case, viz: .-. Moses Hlarris es. James Morris, the interest of he Defendant ini a tract of land containing two hndred and forty acrn', more or less, adjoining ands of B. W. Hatcher, Chesley Wise and others. Terms of sale, Cash. Commissioners of Roads vas James Adams and illiam Burnes; The Samte vs Tlp Eamne, Five blules. 'JAMES EIDSON, s.E.D. July 10, 1858 4te 27 -$25 Reward, R'}ANAWAY' from the Subscriber's mother, 6about the 1st Apsril last, his likely M~ulatto hy RLICILIOND, about 21 years old, and about i feet 7 or 8 inches high. His color is tolerable right and his hair pretty straight, and wore alben lie lef, a maoustaebie. He is intelligent and olerably quick spoken. lUe has been raised in he house, and is a valuable dining-ruomi servant ud uood ostler. It iS suipposed lhe is lurking about some of thme reigborhmg cities,-either llamburg, Augusta, harleston o'r Cotumubia. The abiove reward will e paiid for his apps~rehensiona amnd delivery in any al so that I may get him. A nd anmy informnation :onerning him will be thankfully received. T. N.LUNDY. Jane'2., tf 24 eiTeTe Aungusta Constituttirr.atlist and Charles o Mercury will please copy weekly for one nonth and forward bills to T. N. L., Edgetleld C. I., S. C. New Goods--Late Arrivals!I O PNNAgent, is co'nstantly replenish L. shng isStock every week with FR ESH and Mod4 Desirable Dress Goods, tell sutited to thme season. Thte Ladies will find motg his latest arrivals, some very beautiful and ashionable Gloods, such as ich Side Stripe ORGA NDIES and JACKONETS, Skeleton SKIRT.4, latest styles; Black Silk and Lace MANTI LLAS, beautiful ; BONNETS of latest and most handsome styles; landsome Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches, &c. Call in ladies, and see my goods. May 26 tf 20 New Cheap Goods,, T TIE Subscriber is now receiving at his Store a FULL AS8ORTMENT OF GOODS, to wioh he resp.-etfully invites 1he attention of hia friends and customers. gr Thankful for past fayors, he solicits a con tinuance of the same. . JOHIN M. CLARK, Cold Spring, S. C., April 21 1858 saf 15 Notice,0 ALi persons indebted to the estate of Daniel ABoone, dec'd., are requested to make Immedi ate payment, and all persons having demands against the same are hereby notified to present them properly attested. L. P. BOONE, Ad'os PETER OUZT. ~Amo5 Dec. 23,1857. tf 50G. Notice. 4 TR A tED from may place on Dig Cred, about ~the 22nd inst., a Mouse (Coleured MARE MULEI, hranded on the shoulder with the letter V.-Also stray-d at thme tame time a small BAY MA RE. Any infortmation of thejn will be thankfully re eived, a.d the in:urmer compensated. -W. P. BUTLER. Edgefield C. II., S. C , Jlune 30 if 25 Cherry Bounce -and Cordial! rrH E Stibacriber has just recewed a fine supply .Aof SUrkRIOR CilERRY BOUNCE AND CORDIA L, which is a maost delightful drInk, and an excellent sutmmner beverago. Call early and get a dloren bottles or so, as It is going off like - "hot cakes." W. EC. L EGG. July 14 i 27 FLOUR AND CORN MEEALeCan be had at my house for Co... -ALS0 Leather-Harness, Sole, Uppe,Kt c Feb.a tf 4