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,fatmtri sm DRAINING PREVENTS INJURY FRdM DRWITII. That draining "deepens the soil," " iereases the effect of manures," and "!engthens the sea son" of working th - land, we haw- already si-own; the fact that it "I-revent the injurious effects of drouth," however seeming a paradox, remains to be accounted for. We all know that a denp and mellow soil rr tains moisture much better than a shallow and hard one. "Water is held in the soil between the minute particles of earth. If these partee. be pressed together compactly, there is no spee left between them for water.' Compact subsoils are but little permeable to water, compared with the same when broken up, pulverized, and mel lowed. The one is porouse and drinks in mois ture like a sponge; the other absorlis it in but small quantities, and readily parts with the same on the application of heat. The one takes it from the air, which passes freely through it; the other, impervious to the air, or any sligItly pow erful influences, remtains unehang~ed. LUndrained soils, as we have shown, Iecone compact after heavy rains, by the evaporation of the waterwih which they are saturated: drained soils, on the contrary, become wore porous from the filtration of the same amount of moisture into the drains below. Draining prevents injury from drouth, by giv ing a better growth to plnts in the early sum mer. Seed town on any soil containing stag nant water, sends no roots below that water-line, but may for a while grow well from roots near the surftee. But let drouth come, the water line sinks rapidly, the roots having no depth to seek moisture bLelow, are parched and burnwl, and without rain the crop is irrepairablv injured. On a drained and dee-pened soil the roots ro down without obstruction, and are thus prepared to withstand the effectv of the long continued dry weather so eften experienced. That they will d, so,. a thuistund facts in the experience of the farmeT will prvov to him that observes thema. If it be grunted, as we think it must be, that d'raining deepens and meliows the soil, it folows that draining lrevents1Irouth fr in affecting inju. riouily the growth tof plants. 1 1834, an excer sively dry season, Prot. Flint of Mass., gathered a mass of t--xtimony in regard to its effects on the crops, and the best means of preventing in jur to the sante. The returns came back, as wit one voico, in favor of deepening and mel lowing the soil, by draining, deep plowing, sub soiling and frequent culture, in the case of hoed crops. "The drouth affect.d deep plowdd lands very little; on those that were faithfully sub sailed, the corn leaves did not roll at all, while on those that were shallow plowed, the corn crop sulfered mnch, and other crops were seriously affected." A case has been stated, where a crop of beans were planted, grown, and ripened, on it drained and stubsoiled field, without a shower ot fifteen minutes duration, or supply of wat -r from 'iny a uree, save from the dews of Heaven and the moisture from beneath. At the same time, in fields adjacent, v-getation was parched and crisp, making no growth whatever from lack of moiture.-Country Gentleman. A FIRST RATE fIl1lTEWAS11. We have tried various preparations for white washing ceiling?, and the walls of unpapered rooms, but have never found anything that was entirely satisfactory until the present spiing. We have now something that atlbrds a beauti ful, clear, white color, and which cannot be rubbed off We procured, at a paint store, a dollar's worth of first quality " Paris White-33 lbs., at three cents per lb.-and for this quantity, one pound of white glue, of the present quality, usually called eooper's glue, because mannufacttured bvy *Peter Cooper, oL New York. Retail prlice 50 cents per poundi. For one day's work, half pound of the glue was put in a tin vessel, anwl covered with cold water over night. In the muening this was carefully heated until dis solved, wvhen it was added to 16 lbs. of the Paris White, previously stirred in a mnoderate quantity of hot water. Enough water was then added to give tbe whocle a proper muilky ':on-i teney, when it was applied with a brush in the ordinary namer. Our 33 lbs. of P'aris White arpd 1 lb. of glue sutliced for two ceilinug' and the walls and ceilinigs of seven other smaller roornis A single co:tt is equal to a double coat of linme wash, while the white is far more lively or brilliant than lijtte. Indeeed the color is nearly equal to that of "Zinc White," whigh costs at least four times as mnteh. We are satisfied, by repeated tris, that no whitewash can be muade to adhere firmly without glue, or some kind of sizing, and this will invariably be colored, in time, with the caustic lime. 'The Paris White, on the contrary, is simuply pure washe-d chalk, and is entirely inert, producing no caustic etfect on the sizing Any of our readers who try this, atnd are as well pleased with it as we are, ii ill con.,ider the informnation wvorth many time.s the cost of an entire volumne of the ..gric-u/ti.risvt. Ilad we known of it when we first "set ups house-keep ing," it would have saved us zanch labor, and the annoyance of garments ofteni soiled by con tact witth whitewash--not to mention the sav ing of candles, secured by having the ceiling always Wrhite enough to reft ctinstead of absorb ing the rays of lhght.-Am. Agriculuarist. Pis AVruMrEro-lIow -ro Coox, &c.--Let the melons remain on the vines until they begin to turn yellowish-then gather thenm carefully. without braising, and put them away ini a cool place for winter use. *When you wish to cook them, peel otf the skiryand cut up the meloni small, taking out the seed, soft pulp, if any, &c. Put them in a preserving kettle, wi ith just enough water to keep theta from biurnmng, anid stew over a tolerably brisk fire for 3 or 4 hours. or until the whole is reduced to a soft pulpy mass, free fromn lumps, anid thoroughly " done." You have, then, a subatance resemnbling grecen apples stewed, and by adding a little stugar nad lemon juice to it, and making it up with the crust in the usual way, it is itupossib!e to tell it froma a fresh apple pie. The lemoni juice is necessary to give it flavor, as it is rather insipid without it. I f you desire a pumpk-in or cus'ard pie of the melons, stew as above directed, but omrit the Lemon, and brim-g the pulpy mass to the proper richness and consisteney by the addition of .-u gar, rnilk and eggs. Little of either of these ingredients will be found necessary-only sufli <eient to give the melon color and flavor, it skillfuity prepared, these mnelons will be found an ismportant auxiliary to the housewife, during several months in the fall and winter. We have kept them sound and hard until March.-Sut: ern Cuiticator. "INCLINE Tii?~E Ea!"--To cure tho head ache, in Mexico, they give a tea'poonful of rum, poured intg the ear!t The head should be bent down on the side from which the pain proceeds, (says Thompson, the Mexican traveller,) and, after receiving the fluid, the patient should re main quiet till the pain subsides, which is usu ally in three or four minutes. Mecc.-If muck were not a fertilizer, still it is valuable as an amendment to light, especially sandy soils. It stiffens and gives consistency to the mass, and is very retentive of moisture more so than anything else. It is also impossi ble to dry it so'that there will not be twenty per cent., of water left in it. Muck tLus not only helps to give consistency to light soil, but it also enables it to withstand drought. PaRanEvixINGTTER.-The farmers of Aber deen, Scotland,'are said to practice the following method for eurin'g'their butter, which gives it a great superiority over that of their neighbors: " Take two quai-ts of the best common salt, oaie ounce of sugar and one of saltpetre ; take one ounce of thts composition for onue pound of butrtor; work well into the mass aiid close it up for use. The butter cured with this mixture ap pears of rich and marrawy substance anud fine color, and acquires a little hardness. D~r. An dlerson says ; 'I have eaten the butter cured with the above composition that has been kept for fiur years, anda it iL as 'Ssweet as at first.' It anust b: -ii ted, houwe~ r. that butter that is thus enred refl.ires to .:a. et three weeks or a month before it is use-i. If it is sooner opened, the salt is not sufficiently lIende~d with it, and sometimes the coolness of the nitre will be perceived, which totally disannears aftarwards." SufEEP KIr..ING DoGs.-A correspondent of the Rijt,uh d Vuigj gives the followinig: Let mue publish tb the sheep wissing world a remedy against the destruction of sheep by dog., which wa given me, a short time since, by a highly respectable and valutble friend, idinself an extensive wool grower. It coisist <iiply itt polacinig on one s.heep in every ten of the li-ek, a bell of tne usual ,ize for slep. The instinct of te dog promupta him to do all hi, acts in a .,y, -tealthy manner ; his attack. up(.n sl.eep tire iost frequently nade at jught, whiile they are at rest, and the sudden and simult-inteouts jingling of all the bells strikes terrol to the dog--they turn tail atid leave the sheep, fearing the niise of the bells will lead to their exposure. This ratio of bells might be Made to vary according to the size of the flock. The importance of sheep presmxvation fromn dogs, the writer hopes, will claim fur this conmnuni cation nn insertioi in tuost of the papers of this Union, that a reinedy so cheap and simple may be fully tested. A tubful of soapsuds, farmers bould remnie ber, is worth as much as a wheel-barrow of good ianure. Everv bucket of soalk-uds should be thrown where it will not be lot. Th garden is a goid ruad convenient place in which to di1 poe of it ; but the roots of grape vines, ligs, young tree.,, or anythinig of the sort will do as well..-Lj Plustrated. When a house is infested4 by rats which refuse to iiible at toasted cheese ad the usual baits, a few drops of the scented oil of rhodium, poured m the bottom of a cage trali, will almost inva rialbly aLtit-t it full of the " mischievous rodents" before norning. We have knowui this to be tried with extraordinary success. Where a trap hiated with all tnuner of edibles had fidled to attniwt a sing-l rat, the oil of rhodini caused it to be coupletelv crowded night after night, until he house was 'leared of the noisome visitors. dhgtid Stdisr. CT cc r PUBLI1ENED EVERY WEDNEDAY 9URNING. 1. SIliINS, D. B. DURISOE & ELIAH KEESE, PaOPRIEToR. TREMS 0F SUBSCRIPTION. Two DOLLAns per year, if paid in advance-Two DOLLARS and FieTY CESTs it not paid within six nonths-and Titaxx DOLLARS if not paid before the expiration of the year. Subscriptions out of the District and from other States, must invariably be paid for in advance. RATES OF ADVERTISING. All advertisements will be correctly and conspieu gusly inserted at Seventy-five Cents per Squaro (12 Brevier lines or less) for the first insertion, and Fifty Cents for each subseqtuent insertion. When only pub. li,hed Monthly or Quarterly SI per square will be charged. Each and every Transient Advertisement, to secure publicity through our columns, must invariably be paid in advance. Advertisemiet'ts not having the desired number of insertions marked on the margin, will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly. Those desiring to advertise by the year, can do so on liberal terms-it being distinctly understood that contracts for yearly advertising are conflued to the immediate, legitimlate business of the firm or individ Ul contracting. All comnmunications of a personal character will be charged as advertisemnents. Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length will he charged for the overplus, at regular rates. Annonneing a Candidate (sot inserted untit pai for.) Five Dollars. For Advertiring Estrasys Tolled, Two Dollars, to be paid by the Magistrate advertising. WiLLiAM 11 TUTT, WHO LESA L E AND PlE T A I L DRUGGIST! (Opposite Augusta Ilotel,) Augusta, Ga. Established, 1841. U AS in Store a ve-ry etieniive stock or P URE D)R I GS, F NI M a Ynd PL A.* NT.\TION MKDitClS, PlNW1S, OlsA W I N DC) W GL ASA, &c , the quality anid pir-e of whi.:h he warranits equal toi any in the So'u-h. A call troan puichasers is respec:fiul'y solicited. He has now on hand 500 Ouneus $ulph QU ININ E, 50 Lbs ChlhA'IOF''R~l, 50 (hme,-~s MOR PlllNE, 100 Lbs. Tlt'l:K Y OIPIU.\, 10 Bb's. No. I CASTOR OIL, 2,000 Li' EPSO\1 StA il',T 10,000 Lbs PUIIK WillTE LE.\D, -500 (;as. Ll\'i-'.l)OI 0,, 500 G3aSpts. 'rTli'ENTIS E, 12 11s h.z.l.COIIS CORIal.\IL. 60 " MsT NOe lNINlECNT. 2 -' ME )CINE GilESTS f.,r Familiesi and Plan'ationp, 12 1 loz Ba-rhaivt-s Ilol~andl ITTERS, 12 " Sehnth-nbzsergus Ecver and Ague ANTI 1)0Th, 12 1,..:. O,.g.'rsi'a India CHIOLAGOGITrE A ugusta, .uly 2, 185S m 29 THOMAS J. FOGARTY, DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, UNDER TIlE AUGUSTA IIOTEL, Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, 'OULD setfhl-y call the attention of Plan ters, Merchanats anad Physicians to his frecsh arid unadulterated stock of Drugs, Mediies and Chiemiicals, AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES IN H1lS LINE. I feel assured that nio Ilouse in this City or else where can offer a stock superior in GENUINE NESS. PURITY, or ona more R EASONABLE TERMS. EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED ! All ofticinal prepiarations put up under the su pervision of eraduates of the London and Dublin Colleges of Pharniacy, and in strict conafornmity with the 13rmularies of the United States Phar macopei.-My stock of FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, H~sir, Tooth, Paint and Wall Brushes, &c., &c., &c., is at all timos complete. T wouild also call atten tion to my stock of Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Varjuishes, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, BURNING FLUID, &C,, which I p~romiise to sell 10 pier cent LOWER than any House in this City. Any article sohl by moe, which does not give satisfaction, tihe mn.-y will be returned and ex pences paid in all cases. Agent for Shecrmani's Pateuit Truuss, and the only depot for genuitne bweedish LEECHES in the City. fWoliciting a visit before purchasing else where, I-feel confident that the induccaemnts of ferd both in lownress of price and punctuality in attending to orders1 will secure at p0orLion of your trade. SW~Remember ny Store is under the Augusta Hotel, Augusta, Ga. THOMYAS.5 .FOGARTY. Augusta, March 80J ly 12 NOTICE.-.ppiation will be matde to) the iLegislature at its next Session, fur an Acet to in corporate the IBethlehemi Baptist Church, in Edge field District. June 9 3m 22 Notice, LL persons indebted to the estate of Daniel Boone, dec'd., are requested to make- immnedi ate paymtenit, and all persons having demands against the same are hereby notified to present them properly attested. L. P. BOONE, , A P~. 3, PETER OUZT, Am oa .58. SPRING EXPOSITION! 1858. SPRING IMPORTATIONS DF FIRST CLASS S T A PL E AND F A NCY DRY GOODS! Silks, Grenadines, Bareg% Challies, Mus lins, Embroideries, Hosiery, Linens and Domestic Goods, And the usual line of Goods kept in i first class Dry Goods store. Ladies will tind in our extensive stAock the great e.t assortment, in each of the above departnetats, ever cxlibited in A ugusta. Our ar at facilities for obtaining GOODS from Auction and large Im p-rters, are such as to ensure our customers that they may make their purchases from us at the very lowest prices; and tnany. leading articles much I elow the market value. Our Northern, Eastern and European Corres potulents will seti us weekly throughout the sea sun, all that is New, Novel and Stylish, in the way of Dress Goods aid Eabroideries. Our House clains the espee~al attention of Stran ucrs and Visitors, as oinly otic price is asked, and all Goods are ntarked in plain figures; therefore, inexperienced purclas.-ers are not over charged. Ladies will ahvars receive kind aud cour:eous atteition-it will mI;lbrd ''ur salesijiei pleasure to show Goods. DICKiEY & PilllBBS. P. S.-Sole Southern Agents for Jhn White side & Cos ce ehrated IR ill LINI-NS. Augusta, Mar 29 tf 12 HENRY DALY, 23roac. S~t. JAnzgusta, Cr-a. 41, BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, AT WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL. gri[\[gi-WUHtTH1 of the aibove Gomds. 3)UUUU careluly seleted fromo the best Manufacturies, and conpri-ing Every Description in the Trade, Which will be sold at a v ery sitall ad vance on Cost. In addition to the ahove, I have on hand, 5,000 Pair Thick Shoes, Slightly damaged by getting wet, and will be sold VERY CHEAP! W The Subscribe-r solleits a call from lisa S. uth Carolina friends befoare purchasing els-where. gW Tiams -Retail, CA 811. Wholesale, tina with approved paper. N 1 sel.mid pri..- -.ked. I ENRY DAL V, Under L. S. hotel, Augusta, 'a. Augusta, Ga., Oct 14 ' if 44) NEW SPRING GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES! T IIOS. P. LA RUS., Augua-ta, Georia,as I thi- day recvinad a large lot of $PtlNG GOODiS, and wila ejtinu- to do so through the suim.-r, coistiig in part of Ladies' S.lk F xed CON GRESS CAITERS, do do d'n do do Glove Kid Congrtsa do do Colored TIP I'r do do Bl.;ack do do do Fiate. Piai'adelj'haa Kid aand Muroeo SLIP Misses' Fixed Kid-Top K(-SSUTIH BOOTS. do Kid andl Morocco SLiPPERS and TIES. Childreoa' SI 10ES. or every description, Meats' Calf Opera PUMt P' BOOT., do Goats H EEiLED INYNCIBLES, doa Patenut W. S. PUM PS and Oxford TIES, do Gats 11. S. do do Calf B S. das do Kid Congress GAITERS, do Caslf do do Boys' do do do Witht a variety too numerous to umontion. Call and look, as I have attentive Clerks who will be glad to show the Gooia. Aungusta, Geo., A pril 5 tf 13 FREShl DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C TH~}E Sub'scribers take pleasure in informing A1 their friends and patrouns that they are NOW RECEIflNG -a Large Addition to their al ready extensive Stuck of PURE and~ FRESil Drugs, .Medicines, Chemicals, &c. -o TO PHYSICIANS. We are pretpared anal will take pleasu:-e in fur nishing Phlysiciaras with a COMPLETE OUT FIT of Mesdici, es. luastrumsents, Shaop Furtniture, Medi cat 'maddle Bags, s c., &c., &c. T 0 TH E L AD I E S. We ill also say to the La lies that our St.saek comipri-es A LL articles for the TOILET, from the Dressinag Comab and Brush to the richest Perfume rv. Finec Soaps, 1'omnm~des, I lair Rhesto'rat~ves, De p''ltot y, Cosm~etcs, Lubin's Geaniane Extracts, &c. Als ', FL AVORiNG EXI R ACTS for tLulintay ptur poses. TO THE PLANTER We say, your wanta have been attenaded to in our present sele.cti m. F e-nd in yottr oraders. or conme itn and -t its ptt yout tup a comt ,hete P'lant atioun Case or Medicinaes, Inastrtuments, e , wit, tnil dll ectionts fur use. ian all simple cases, anda thereby save time, tmontey anad laeaith. A sianp'e cathaartic or thec timely adlatipistration of an etne-ic, or ant atodyrsi, does and will oftena break th~e chtain of maot-lid action, thtereby prevetiing serious and pro tractead illness. TO SUFFERiNG HUMANITY We extenda the invitation to call ona us. We htave all of the tmost r.-psutah!e nostrums reconmmenaded tao cure almost all of the ills and aches to whsicha flesh is heir to. If yau canntat find anythaing aapated to your ease, wo will exert our skill in preparinag sotmethinag for your relief. LPresriptiotns filled with accuracy anad dis patch at all hours, day or naight. 5gCall anid examine our Stock at thec Drug Store under the Od~d Fellows' & Masonic Hall. A. G. & T. 5. TEAGUJE. Edgefleld, April 29 tf 16 Chlerry Boi1110e .ill( C0otlil 'THR usribe-r has just receivedl a fl~e supply k.o SPRIOR CIilKRRY BOUNCIE AND COR I)IAL, which is a most delightful drink, arid an excellent, summer beverage. Call early and g. t a dozen bottles or so, as it is going off' like 'hot cakes." WV. E. L kGG. Jtuly 14 tf 27 Butler Lodge, No 17 I.O.0.F. ST HE Regulartmeetings of this Lodge will be hteld htereafter in their NEW HALL, By aorder of the N. 0. ,July 27, tt . 30 STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIEIJID DISTR1ICT, IN ORDINARY. BVIs W. F. IJURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge. field Diastrict. Wh~erear', SAItustPObKy, hath applied to me for Lettoers of Aadminaistration, aan all andi singnular the goods anid chattle., righlts iad crediits sof HIlden W. Poey, late oaf the Distgr,ct af,'resaual, dleceased. 'rTese are, therefore, to nile anda admotnish all and singular, the kinadredi andl crediutore of thesaisd deaeens ed, to be and appear before me~at our next rdinaary's Court for ite said District, to be holdlen ai Edgerfleld C. 11., on the 6tha daty of Srtpetember next, to shaow cause, if any, why the said adaministration asuld ma.t e granted. Given, under my hand and seal, this 23rd 'lay of Augutst in the year of our Lord "tie thouuaand eaghat hunred and fifty-eighat, and ini thse B3d year of Ana ry cana ladependeance. WY. F. DUIRISOE, 0. it. tI). August 25, 2: 33 SUPERFINE NEW FLOUR.--Just I received from Dr. E. Andlrews, a loail of hais N EWY FLOUR, fresh grounad andl warranted of au-. perior quality, and for sale for cash, by E. PfNN, A getnt. Aug4 __f 30 FINAL NOTJCE.-Al persona havin'g any Ielaimnaagaainst thec Estate of Simeon Mhathis, d.eeased. tare nos ified that theay mu,.t rende~r them in by the ist October next. andi ithise indlalebte must paay up by Return-day, or thte Adm,,iniszr.,t.-r wih be ored to place said indebtedness in the hands of an Attorney for collection. The Estate must be closed y the tat Ontober. 8J&MPDON MATHIIS, A dm'or. A. Ife en GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. jAMES IEN EY, AUGUSTA. 0 \., be ing desirous of making a change in his ln siness, offera, 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 aul see his stock. They may bf sure of saving from 25 to 50 per cent , as lie is determined on selling off tbe entire stock of his Goods by the first of October If you want SILK, plain or figured, Call at IIENEY'S. If you want DAREGES, solid, col'd or printed, Call at ILENEY'S. If you want MUSLINS, white or co'ored, Call at HENEY'S. If you want EMBROIDERIES, for Ladies or Mis ses, Call at HENEY'S. If you want HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, BONNETS,'&c. Call at IIENEY'S. If you want GINGIHAMS, SUEETING, SHIRT INGS, &c. Call at IlENEI'S. Or if you want any other article usually found in a Dry Goods or Millinery Store, and want then at prices for ensh, at which vou never expected to see them, call at IlENEY'STOR E, nextabove the Georia Railroad Bank. All I ersons indebted to him are requested to come and settle up. Augusta, July 12 tf 27 NEW SPRING AND SUMMER READY lYADE RAMSEY LABAW, (Opposite the Union Bank,) A.Mnguagnsaro Ga&oteaa ~r A RE receiving daily, and are offering to thei friends and custom-rs the largest and best Stock this season they have ever ollered. Having purchased-the entire Stock almost exclusively for CASii, and paid unusual attention to the mann facture of the Clothing, we are prepared to oifer then at prices to defy competition. We have an elegant line of SCARiS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, UNDEltb[ulRTS and DRA WER-z, every gradei Linen Bosom ShIIR'l, from the well known mianufactories of lorrison & Co., Golden lill John M Davis & Co, and Fowler &Co. -ALSO A copinlete line of GLOVES, of every kind; lIANDKERCIIIEFS, SOCKS, &c. We have also a very large stock of SERVANT! CLOTIIING, or every kind, which we would cal especial attention to. Merchants and others would do well to call be fore purchasing elsewhere. Augusta, April 21, ly 15 SPECIAL CARD! GRAY & TURLEY, ACCUSTA, GA., H AVRE just received froni New York, anothe lot af those FINE UlilLE BklLLIANTS at 11 e..nts per 3ard. Als, sab.l., .J n-intah landi Caroline Wh't, FRIN t-ES: Ladics' Mars. il!es COLLARS and SElT3, boo. white and Colored; Birmi:gliam ai Metroplitim Extension 11001 SKIlTS; Black Silk MITTS, both long and short, wit] and wihi ut litingers ; A n entirely new and handwome lot or R1BBONS for Ladies' Ihmnnet. Fifty piaece< fine )RISH[ LINEN, to be so'd b: the pice wnly, at e.xtraordinary low p'ies; 1>AMASKS, DOYI.IE$, NAPKINS; TO W El.8 er ih andl linen: SilE ETING. att prices that urnnot fai~l to comr mand a quick sale. '1 hase in wiant or such Goods wsou'd do w liti eall soon. Augu ta, June 14 tI 23 Fine rianos, Books MUJSICi., &e, r [1KE Subscriber n'reur retuiI:g thanks to thiel .I friends in EDG EFiELD) and ndajoiningr Dii triets, for their libe'ial paatr.magse during the lm.i ten years, would inform thema that thi y still cont tinue to ke.-p on land a laargea nis-ertmen~t of PIANO FORITES from the ecelebrntel imnfnetairies or R AV EN IlA CON & CO , lIAZELTON, ROS.. nni.l A. 11 GA LKE & (0 , New York. ir whom tl.oy nre sol Age~nts. Theae hlurnments having already wal suc'h trained celebrity, it is only necssary fearu toe raepeat th::t far strengrth. durubiLity anal fini jl togea.ther wilh p-neer, depih, noeetness: and soft ness of Icone, they chllengd competition. Pecrsaon want zag a superior * PIApNO FORITE, would do muchl better to call anda sel-et froim a lr seurtnient, than b~y denling with Pedhars and Agent of inferior maakeras, wh-i re they have no enic, ui h.ive of-en to pay hiigh,-t priers for in'- er Jnstru mnits, thana lie onies oft suaei--ri akers can hb boughdt foer. Every PIANO FoRTE s..hld by us warran-eal in ese:-y r. spee?, so the puiechaer rn no risk whatever. Peerseans ardearing frome n daslaie fromi us (nn depend upaon gettinig a GO0I) ARl TIlCLh'E, as we make it a point teo kee~p goaods or th be-~t u-i-iy anjd sneh as we can rcommieind ara, warrianie in a'very rasgauet. Thler stew-k or igIJSJV iaa veLry large :and the; are raonatanatly receiving all new paiecees asi they nr pubalishied. GUJITAR and VI1OblN SritiNGS c the b.+t quality always on hand. They would a's. call attentIon to theIr larg Stock or School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationer: Blank Books, ud oth. r arti-les.-A LSO IAlwvays on hand the lairgest assortment in the Stat or C'U ITA RS, VlOLINS, ACCORDEONS III ES, FL AG EOL ETs, VIl.IN~ BOWS, &e anad every airticle of ?lusical Mlerchiandise Carhiart's and Needham's and Prince's evlebratei alEI.Ol)EONS.. AC'CORI)EONS and VIOLINS rppaired in th but manner - All aof the atbove articles sol at low prices f. C'ash or City acceptances by GREO. A. OA TES & BROTHER. Broad Street, Agusta Ga., between UT. S., an Globe llk.tels. TIIE STATE OF SOUTH CARlOLINA EDGEFIRI.D DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLE AS. JW. SMITH, who is in the custody of th. . Sheriff of Edrefield Listriet, by virtue of Writ of Capias ad Satisfacicndum, at the suit r A bner Bushnell, having filed in niy Ofileeftogethei with a Schedule on oath of his Estacte and efiets his pietitioni to' the Court of Common Pleas, pras in1 that he miay be admitted to the benefit of the Actt of the General Assembly, made fr the relief of in salvent debtars : It is ordered, that the said A bne ushnell aind nill other ereditors to whiom the aia J WV. Smith is ini anywise indebted, be, anad they are hereby summoned, aid lanre notiee toi appeai herbre the said Court at Edgefield Court House, ot Monday the fourth day of Octosber next, to shoe ause if any the~y can, why the prayer of the pe titioner aforesaid, should noat be grainted. THIOS G. BACON, c.c.r'. Clerk's Office. Juine 22, 1858e. 14t 25 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT', IN COMMOQJPLEAS. TW HOMtAS D). CHAMBERLIN, whto is in thu custody of the Sheiiff of EdLgefeld Diutriet, by v:rtue of a Writ of Capias ad Saiisfacienduam, at the suit of James M. U. Freehand, having filed in mty Office, together with a schedule on oath ol hi. Etatte and effects, his petition to the Court of Comnmon Pleas, praying that he may be admitted to the benefit or the Acts of the General Assembly, made faor the relief of insolvent debtors. It is or dred, th~at.the said Jhames M. C. Fireeland and all oter creditors, to whom the said Thomas D. Cham berlin, is in aniywise indebted, be, and they are hereby summoned, and have nctice to appear be fore the said Court at Edgefield Court House, on Monday the fourth day of Octobir next, to show ense, if any they cnn, why the prayer or the peti tion aforemaid,.shaould not be granted. THOS. G. BACON, eCP. Clerk's Office, June 25, 1858 14t 25 N OTiCE is hereby given 'that application will be made at the next SessIon of the Leg islature to incorporate Harmony Methodist Epis copal Church, A-4 Sm.. 5n LIGHT---LIGHT---LIGHT. A REAT desideratum in the way of LIGHT RiEs accomplised. An illunminating Oil is prepared from Coal, called KEROSENE OIL, which for Brilliancy and Intensity of Light Is unsurpassed by all other artificial lights. It is nnt explorsive-will extinatisl fire if poured on it -and last. though not leaist, it is very little more expensive than sunshine. A small Lamp, giving the Light of six Candles, will not cost excee ing half a cent an hour, which can he graduated so as to gve less light at a murb less expense. We have thme exc'usive Agency for the KERO SENE OIL and LAMPS in this place, and will sell them at Clharleston prices and ternis, which are exclusively for Cash. A. G. & T. J. TEAGUE. April 28 tf 16 AYE R'S CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF Colds, Conghs, and Iloarseness. BmisutD, MAss., 20th Dec., 1855. DR. J. C. Arta: I do not hesitate tosay the best remedy I have ever found for Coughs. loarseness, Infuenza. and the comm tmitnt symptomsnuf a Cold, isyonr Cusmir PXCTrL. Its constant uso in say poractice snit my family for the last ten years has shown it to isseiss asanpl rior virtues for the treatment of theic: Complaints. EDE N KNIGiT, 3. D. A.B. IORTLEY, EsQ.,Of UTICA, N. Y., writeo: "I have used your 1'edoral myself and'in my family ever since you inventd it. and lelieve it tihe betst inrlicina for Its pturpose ever put out. With a bad cold I shonuld sooner pay tweunty.tlve dollars for a bottle than do without it, or take any otier remedy." Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza. SPialoricu,, Miss.. Feb. 7, Is56. DoTuMs Aria: I will cheerfully certify your J1'foral L- the best remedy we ixassess for thie cure of wlhooping cough, croul,. andt time chest diseases of clildren. 1%e of your fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and commend your mediclne to our people. IIl1tAM CONKLIN, M. D. AMOS LEE, EsQ., Mosenar, IA., writes,3d Jan., 1856: "I had a tedious Influenza. which confined me in doors six weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally tried your Aodaral by the advice of our clergyman. The rirst ,lose relieved time soreness fin my throt and lungs ; less than ou half the bottle madm me completely well. Your mediclies are time cheapest as woll as the best wn cau buy, anil wan esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies, es the poor man's friend." Asthmta or Phthisie, and Bronchitis. , Waa? MANcNtTZ1, PA., Feb. 4, 1856. SIR: Your Cherry Jtlonal is performing nmarvellous cures in this section. It lims relieved several front alarm Ing symptoms of consumption. and is now curing a man who has labored nu'der an affection of tie lungs for the last forty years. HENItY L. PARKS, Merchant. A. A. RAMSEY, M. D., Am.umox, MosIn Co., IOWA, writes, Sept. 6,1855: "1 During my practice of many years I have found noting equal to ycour Cherry ectorMl for giving ease and relief to consumptive patients, or curing such as are curable." We might add volumes of evidence, but the most con vIncing proof of the virtues of this remedy Is found in Its effects upon trial. Consumaption. Probably no one remedy lIas ever been known which cured so many and such dangerous cases as this. Some no human aid can roach; but even to those the Cemry Actoral affords relief and comfort. AsToR IIous:, New Yoax CiTr, March 5, 1856. DocyrO Arya. Low.: I feel It a duty and a pleastre to inform yon what your Cherry lictoral has done for my wife. She had been five months lasboring under the dan gerous symptoms of Consumption. from which no aid we could procure gave her much relief. She was steadily fall im. until Dr. Strong. of this city, where we have come for advice, recommended a trial of your medicine. We bless his kindneei, as we do your skill; fur sine has recovered tom that day. Sine is not yet as strong as she used to be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well. Yours with gratitude and regard, ORLANDO SIELBY, op Sainvlz. Cbsumptires, do not despair till you have tried Ayra's a CaZaaer PcroaaL. It is made by one of tIe best medical chemists in the worlal.and its cures mill around us bespeak the high merits of its virtues. - Philacielphia Ledger. Ayer's Cathartic Pills. Tl!E sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed their utmost to produce this beat, meet perfect purgative wideh is known to man. Innumerable proofs are shown that theso PI.L.S have virtues which surps In excellenice the ordinary medicines, and that they win un parecdentedly upon the esteem of all men. They aresafe amid pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. 'Their penue trating proportleastimtulato the vital actlritiesof the body, remnove time obstructtons of Its, organms, purify tine blood, ad expel disease. They purge out the foulhunmors which brred and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disor deredorgans into their natural action, anal inmparthealthy Itone with strength to the whmole system. Not only do they cure time every-day coumplalite of every body, but also fornmldable and dangeroos diseases that have baffled time best of humnan skill. WhIle they produce powerid rellects, they are at the same to, 1mn dimhmdshedl doties, thme safest and best physic that can be onnployed for children, Ileing sugar-comted, lthey are pleasant to tako; and being purely vgotable, are free from ay iak of harm. Cures hare bee! made whmich surpass belief were they not sub stamtiamted by omen of such exalted isosition anid character as to forl,ld thme sutplaicioni of ntruth. Minny enmiuent jclergynen tand physicians have lenmt their nanmee to certify to the ;tmblic the reliability of my remedies, whmile others L',ave senit mime the assurance of their convlctioni that omy P'repanmtous contribute iunmueusely to thme relief of miy ,afficted, sufferinig fellow-nmemn. The Agent below naimed is yleased to furnish gratis my Anmerican Almamnne, containing directions for theoir use amid certitentei of their cures, of theo following complaints: 5 Costireness,. Bilious Conmplants, Rhaeuniatismt, Dropsy, Hlearthumrn, leadnmelme arisinig f'om ai foul stomach, Nau semi, Immligaestion, Mourbid Inactioni of thne Ilowels and Pain arsinmg thaerefreman, Flaetmlency, i.naas of A ppetite, all Ulcer. omnt anid Cutaneous Disaes wlmich require an evacuaint nmieicmn. Ecrofmila or Kitng's Evil. They also, by purify liing time blooad aim stinmulatinmg the system, cure nty cout ,laints whmichi it would nt be supaposed they could reatcha, suambmm lieafiee, Pamrtial Blindness, Neuralgia mand Nervona Irritalility, Deramngetmnts of the Liver and Kid ne uys, Gout, miui othmer kinmired commplints arising from a low static of time body or obstructioni of its functionis. Do nmot be put otf by unp~lrincipled dealers with some tother ldll they makhe :nore profit on. Ask for Area's PuLL.s, natnd take nothing else. No other they can give Syou conmpares wlthm thIs in its Intrinsic vaelue or curative pop-ers. The slIck want the best aid thecre !s for them, qptd they shtould have it. Thrpare4 by Dr. JT, Q. A~lii N'aetical a~d Aalytical Chemist,, Loweigass, palesZ Si Crs. Paa Bonx. Fir: poggs ros $1, SOLD DY t0. L. PENN mind its. A. I. & T. J. TEAGUE Ealgeileid C. 11.; A4. J. PEL LETIER & CO., lmitin burg, anda by all adenlrs imi medlicinme. Whmlsmle a r IAVILAND, CIIICIIESTER A- CO., A:guStma, tin Junei 2 ly 21 THlE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEF'IELD DISTRICT. IN ORDLNARY. TY W. F.,UIRISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge 4felJ Di strict. Whmeremis, A. Sikinas, C.E.E.hl. hnath applietd to me fmol Leulers of Adlministration, on ali and sinigumar :he giods and ohnatties, rigihts amid credits of Joh~n tamndaui lain of time District afutreaid uiec'd. Thes~e are, therefoire, to cite anid admonisha all ant. singular, ihe kindred and creditri of the said adaceas sed, to be and appear hefotre me, at our Inext OJrdlinary' Court for time said istmrict, to be hmolden ait Edgefield Court House, on ilhe 1 ish day of September neica, te show cause, if any, why tihe said administration shmouldi not be gratetd. Given under my hantd and seal, tisi 2nd day of Augmt-t, in time year of our Lord ne thnousaind eighit hundred and fifty-eight anmd ina time eightiy-mihird yeaem of American Independence. W. F. DUJRISOE, O.K n. Aug. 4, 1858 6t 30) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY yW. F. DURISOE, Emsquire, Ordinary of Edge. field District. Whmereias, A. Simnkinsr, c.E E.D. haib applied to me for letters of Adnmimnisratiosn, on all anti singular the goods and chattles. rightsm and credits of Jeqse B eriee, iate of the District aforesatid, deceased. rThese are, thmerefore, to cite and admoraish all andi singuar, time kindired and creditomrs of the saidl de ceamed, to be and appear before me, at oaur next Ordli nary's Conurt for mime said District, to be holdten at Edgfielid Court House, on time I lila day of September next, 10oashow cause, if any, Iwhly time said tiadmiiteta ion ushould not hie granted. Given undaer amy hand and seal, thmis 2nd dlay of Augut-i, in time year of our Lord one thioum:vd eight hundred anmd fifty eiht, ind ini time eightiy-thmird year of Anmerican 'mndependence. W. F. DURISOE, O.E.D. August 4, 1858 61 0 Sam will have it Pure, I HAVE this day received two Barrels of pure RYE WhiSKEY, anti five Barrels of pure CORN WHISKEY, very old and pure-sipped by Mr. Cenn, direct from North Carolina. Somme of time most eminent Physicians of Augusta pur chase it for their use. For sale by 89. E. BOWERS, Agt. N. B.-On hand 25 Bbls. Key Stone Montouga hala Whiskey. Hamburg, Marl1 tf 8 XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Tose personms indebted to thme Estate of A braham Kiicrease, le'., are htereby notified thmat they must pay time ame by or before thme15th September next, rthecr wise ihey will have to settle with my3 A ttorney. Those having demands against said Estate will render them in, properly attested, without delay. J. A. TALBEiLT, Ex'or. J,,1y' Sim 92 CARRIAGE' ANUFACTORT. 'T IE Subscribers return their thanks to their kind patrons for the liberal support they have received, and respectfully solicit a continu ance of that generous patronage. They state with confidence now that they are WELL PREPARED to carry on the Coath M~aking and Repairing Business In its various branches. Their work shall be ex scuted in a durable, handsome, style and by work men skilled in their respective trades. We have and intend always keeping on hand a large and fine assortment of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, &C. Of the our own manufacture-beautiful to behold and of much value to the lucky purchaser. We will also keep constantly in our Establish ment a full Stock of Northern BUGGIES and CARRIAGES, of huperior manufacture. 0- All sorts of REPAIRING done in the best mnannier. nnd with the greatest dispatch. LgeCall and examine our SLock. Our prices have been put down to correspond with the hard tinaes. SMITH & JONES. Dec 23 tf 50 WATCH MAKER! rTIE Subscriber laving p'rchased the premises Liformerly occupied by Mr. H. A. GRAY, as a Watch repairing shop. Is now prepared to do all kinds of work in coinnectit n with Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Vare. 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 be re funded. All persons leaving work with him may depend upon getting it at the time protuised. P. S.-A Regulator, that will keep exact tine, 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 tf 13 THE LIVER INVIGARATOR. PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD. IS a great selentific medical discovery and Is daily working eure, almost too great to believe. it cures as if by mag ie, even the tirst duse giving benefit. and seldom more than one tottle is required to cure sny kind of Liver Complaint, freanam thie worst .Iniumicemor l)sppala to a common head ache, all or whieh are tie result of a ilsaaaesei Liver. Tie Liver is one or the prineijlmi regulators of time launan binly, anl wheit it lImrfrins its functions well tima powers of the sytern are fully developed. The stoimelt is atnaaast entirely dellendeiit on the heaily aclion of tle Liver for the r prler paerfornatnce of its functilas. Wlen the stonm itch is tit fault; the bowels are at rauit, and the wtole systaent A u ile r s in coanse qec fqe rgnn-lhe Live-r- having cesed its 3l its duty. Forthe alisens es of that organ, tile of tiw prisriero ias nnade it Iis itily, in a practice of niore than twenty years, t)Ofinalsonerenedy where w i Iih to counteract t1Ie minamy derangemnents I o whikh it is liable. To prove that this re medy is at Insl rounal, any person troubled with Liv e r Cornpaint i n a i y of Its firns, has but to try a $ bottle, and conviction 6s ertninl. , conaponndl has been forined by dissolving gums anal extracting that ,aIrt which is aolutle foir the aC tive virties of the mI en eine. Tiepte guins remove all mnorbial or laaI natter fromi the system, sulsply ing ini thir pince a lienithay M hlow of bile. invigartiimg the stoaniaich, causing fosod to digest well, purifying the bt10oal. giving tone~ amil healilh to the vitole ninehi nery, removinig time causers or tihe disenise, nal eff-et lng a rolleiani cure u ittsautt T ma n of the alisag.reenilik anter effects, felt ly ushimgr Calomel or Mineral P,> son that is usually resor H:matcd to. One milo after entling is sufilient to relieve tla e stomtachi, andljprevenst the food froun rising and sour 11mg. Only one dose takens before retiring, prevents ntighmtniare. Only one dose taken at p-~night loosens the bowels gentl.y, anal eanes costive ness. Onem .t weetake'naafter each '"nimeal will eniro Dyspepasia. EM'Onaie l' two ten Ep~oonsafu wil aliways re lieve slek Hlendnehe. One bottie taken fmor fe mnle obstruction, reninves the cause of thme atisensa, noeaml annkesa jerf~ctecure. Only one lslaw imaiineall ntely relives Chlie, while Onaealose. anean repenteia is a sure cure feamr Chna era .asrrbus, alm a lare y~- ventative of Chaolern. One almse, taken aftena. aawill parevehnt thec recurrence aif Ilillous Attacks, while '-J releves ali paainful feel SOnly .o bottle is neededl to thmrw outof thme system thme effects mar mr.edi e~ ine nnter a long sicknes. lina imiatle tiaken for J.nandlice, rein oves all iyellowness o r unniatuirat color from the skina. :One. lase t:mkean a shaort liamne beafaare catinag gives vigor to -thet appectite, nnael inaikes foaal.a lirest well. (Oae aic l eame raeeteal, eure -Chronime Dlarrhmoan in las worst torms, whaile suaaanmer sinai bawel coamplaints yield ai manast tom thme first alase. Onec or Iwo alaaass cures atineks enuseal by woans, whaile far woarms inm elalire:n, theare is I::, sharer, safer or speemlier rent elv lam hlit wuorld. na it nevier falls. ilere Is ao exuamrtorsi ian thmese stateci~nentst they ara p'n:in. ,aober haneta. ihat we' east give- e'ialaece to proiVa-. whaile salwh tise it nre givlig thmeir unmaiiuaous testmaony lin its fsa vor. We take iaalinite~ lasaasre i re.caaanimenalng tIll meeallie as a prevenmtive' far Fever anmal .tgaie, Chaili Fever, ami all Feve'rs of' a lRilauas typec. It opearates withm ceraiiiay. anal thouisanilanre illinig to testify to its waailerfil i irtue's. .tamalng time hualmareail of LIver lleneales now aaifera'ml tao thme pubillie. thrre~ ae nonme we' enn so haighly recainanenanl as DR. 8.tNFtORl)S lNV0t(;tt:Tas:, so gaenm-raliy knaownm aow thmrouighmaut it Uiian. 'This preplarationi is truly am Jiver lnvigaramtmr, paraaucing time taast hmalapy re.sults oin all wham uase it. Aiano,.i immaauerabale erutifentei haave baeenm sir eni tam te agreat virtume ofi hi. aneealicinea lay th'se~ mini thes high esa st~anlinag in socuiety, uanal we kanow it lt m' time biest parelan ration now beaaf.ara, llhe plamie.-Ilde~sn c0a,aity Iuwrrt. PiiE ONE~ D)LLA.R PElt BOTTL.E. SAtNFOR I) & CO., Promprietoars, tl45 Braantwny. New York, gW-Faar salm- at Emigettetal C. Ht. by GI. L. P'ENN, Aagenm. NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED. IN Justice to the sullbring hnimanity through ID eases arisinig from disorders of the Organs of' Generation, I deem it necessary to relieve and cutre such suhL'rers. PROF. F. DEVOUT'S Esteemed Frensch Specific Cordial, is the mo10t reliable anad effecctual remedy for ob taining a perft.et cure in thme shoinrtest time that has c' or been known. ino matter whether thme Case is of 20 years, or only 3 days standing. The CORDIA L is agreeable to the stomach and will, if faollowed according to dirctions, and the instrumnents properly u:.ed, neve'r fall to efi'ect a curejierimanemt. As aIt is rather a dlelicate subaject to bring thus btafore the public, I dleem it inexpec dient to insert any of thme many References. A trial of the Meadicine will speak for itself. All priv'ate communicationis will be promptly at tenidogl tma. free gratis. Price $-3 for all necessaries, forwarded free of chmarge to- any part of Georgia, South Carolina or Alabama. Of All orders must bie addaressed to F. . Delkera at V. La Taste's New Wholesale andi Re tail Drug or seedl Store, Auausta, Ga., Wholeale Depot for F. J. Delker's Celebrated Be-d'Bug De stroyer andl Phtiladelphia Bahn. Augusta, Junie 30 1858 3m 25 State of South Car'olinsa, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, iN ORDINARY. Richard Berry, Applicant, vs1 Edlney Maoseley, a'Pet, for Par. John Delaughter and wife and I others, defentdants. J I T appearing to my satisfaction that Jothn Do Inzughmter and his wife Julin, Defendansts In the above stated case, reside withmont the limits of this State, It is therefore orderoad and decreed that they do appear anid object to the division or sale of the Real E-tate of Jane Berry, dec'd., on or befre he 1stOctober nekt, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. the 1st W. F. DURIS0 E, o.a D. Ordinary's Ofice, Aug 2, 1858. 3m 30 *NOIE-A.li persons having claims ngains teEttofJames S. Coleman, dee'd., are hereby notihied to rendler them in by the 1st Masrch 1859-otherwise their notes or accounts will poE tively he debarred. And those indebted to said Estate must pay up by the 10th February next, or they will most assuredly lbe c-ompelled to pay costs. BENNET PERR Y, Adm'mir. June 9 9m'" 22 ICE ! ICE !--Always on band a supply of. ICE, which will be sold at 6 Cents per pound Cash..E. T. DAVIS, Agt. May 19 tf 10 XECUTORS NOTICE-All persons J~havinsg claims againsut the Erstate or Avory land, deceased, are hereby notified to present h emn, properly attested,inimediately. J. S. SMYLY,) J. A. BLAND, -Ex'ora. E. BLAND. Jan.6a if CAROL INA- HTE'L. Go @. T HE Proprietor of this well known andpopu U lar HOTEL takes peculiar p'easure In au nounCing to his friends and the travelling public generally, that this House is open for thereception ,if company, and that his whole ejergies will.be. put into requisition to gratily the wants of each and all who may favor him with their patronage. The House has just been thoroughly repaired, and the Rooms and Furniture put in excellent cen dition for the Spring and ummer season. My Table will be furnished with the best that can bo had, and presided over by one skilled in the culinary department-and in short, everything requisite to gratify the taste of the epicurean will be supplied in abundance. The servants of the CAROLINA HOTEL are noted for theirpolite and attentive character, and are ever In attendanee to obey the wishes of my Guests. New STABLES have recently been built, which are commodious and complete, and Horses left in my care will receive kind and careful treatment. Thankful for past encouragement and patron age, I respectfully solicita continuance of the same. JOHN A. MAYS. -ar The travelling community are notified that they and their baggage will be conveyed, at a mo ment's warning, without charge, to the Carolina or Georgia Depots. J. A. M. Hamburg, May 3 185q tf 10 CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES! T 11E Subscriber is now receiving and openin, a VERY CHOICE STOCK of well seeea G R O C E R I E S, To which he begs leave to invite the attention of Planters in want of Chteice Supplies.- le may be found in the Block of Buildings formerly occupied by G RORGE ROBINSON as a Hardware Siore. My course will be to adopt the old motto, "A nimble Penny Is better than a Slow Shining!I" My Stock will consist in part of the following sr Ce@: St. Croix SUGAR; New Orleans, old proces, SUGAR; " new " do. Stuart's A. 13. and C. Soft do. " (A) Crushed do. ". Powdered do. Sugar House SYRUP; New Orleans do. Cuba MOLASSES; Old Government Java COFFEE; Rio do. superior; Engish Dairy and Coshen CHIEiKE; Choice Old BRANDY and flolland GIN; Jamaica and New Enalani RUM ; John Gibson's XX and XXX; jleetified and Tennesee W HISKEY CONFECTIONA RIES and PICKLhS; M ACKEREL, SALMON and SARDINES; Superfine FLOUR, &o., &e. A Fresh supply of ORANGES and APPLES; Together with many other articles too tedlone'to mention. TRIOS. ERIL NAGUAN. P. S.-Also a fresh supply of No. 1 and 2 MACKEREL In Kitts, j and j Bblo; Buckwheat FLOUR, No. 1; Fine Spanish SEGARS; MACCARONI; CITRON; andCRACKERS; 25 Bbs. Fresh Thomaton LIME ; T. 'K. Hamburg, Jan. 19 ly 2 House, Sign & Ornamental Painting! I t19 Subscriberslike pleasure in announcing to T the citizens of Edge-field District, that they are now prel ed to do all work entrusted to them in the line o . HOUSE AND ORNAXMENTAL PAINTING, Itlarbling, Graining, AND UPHOLSTERY, Tu a'l who may be plesed to faveor 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 termis will be reasonable. For further par ticuhars call on us at Edgelleld C. HI. 57? R EnaRIENCE-Capt. .JAs 13. GElFIN and Gen. W. C. MoRAoWE., of tlia District. RICH & PAUL. ,July 21 1858 3m 28 NEW GOODS FOR '1858!I SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES. IAMl now receiving my Spring supplies of -Dry GodGoceries, &c., &c., which, in point, of . quality and cheapness, willecompare favorably with the Goods off'ered by the merchants of Hamburg and Augusta. My stock of Dry Goods consists of almost every variety of Ladles' Dress fl00d8, Of the miost fashionable styles and of all qualities. Also, a fino assortment of seasonable Goods for Gentlenten and Youth's WVear. Also, a large variety of. BONNETS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C,i In the GROCERY line I am prepared to offer such iniducemnents as must, please my customers. My stock consists of an assortment of Sugar, Coffee, Ten, Molasses, &c. Also, always on hand TOBA CCO, SEGA RS, SNUFF, W IN ES, BR ANDiES, P U RE M EDICINES, &c. L Come and look at my Stock. J. L. M ARMON. Winter Seat, Mar 22 tf 11 . $25 Reward. 1 about the 1st A pril last, his likely Mulatto boy RtCltOND, about 21 years old, and about 5 feet 'i or 8 inches high. is color is tolerable bright and( Ihis hlair pretty straight, and wore whten lhe le.ft a maoustachec. H~e is Intelligent and tole-rably quick spoken. He has been raised In the house, and is a valuable dining-room servant andl eood ostler. It is supposed he Is lurking about some of the neighboring cities,-either Hamburg, Augusta, Charleston or Columbia. The above rewvard ill be paid for his apprehension' and delivery in any jail so that I may get him. And any information concerning him will be thankfully received. T. N. LUNDY. June 23 tf 24 9WTe Augusta Constitutioralist and Charles ton Mercury will please copy weekly for one month and forward bills to T. N. L., Edgefield C. H., S. C. Marble at Newberry, S. C. I KEEP constantly on hand, at my Marble Yard, ..Newberry, S. C., MARBLE and GR ANITE TOMBS, TOMB TABLETS, MONUMENTS, Renad Stones, &c., In endless styles and of every variety. LETTERING done neatly and correctly at three cents per letter. All orders shall have prompt attention. I sell as cheap as the cheapest. ITFor further particulars, call on Col. Chris tic, at Edgefield C. H., S. C. JOHN R. LE AVELL. Newvberry, May 24 8m* 20 Bacon' and Lard. J UST received a large supply of~ BACON SIDES, SHlOULDERS and lIA NlS, of superior quall-. ty, which is ofeired for sale at-V ERY LOW FIG URES. Please cnll and examine this flue Bacon blufore purchasing elsewhe-re. Also, '000 Lbs. LE AP LARD, in JTars. G. L. PENN, Agt. JTune 9 tf 22 Bricks! Bricks!! TIHE Subscriber having purchased that excel ..lent and well-fitted out Brick Yard, long known ias the Simkins' Yard, has .just made and thoroughly burnt 10,00 CHOICE BRICKS, which will be sold on reasonable terms. A con siderab~le discount allowed for the Cash. H1. D). CROOKER. April 21 1858 tf 15 - N OTICE I-All persons indebted to the Es tate of George MeD. Rearden are requ.ested to make immediate settlement ; and those having semands against the Estate will please present them forthwith, properly attested. E. P. HI. KIRKSEY, Ad'or. Jan. 6,5. OTECE is hereby given, that application will be inade to the Le-gislature at its next me.- - 'ion, for a release of al the rig~ht and Interest ef. he State in the Esekoited-a Property of Charles: afeGregor, deceased, to Jane. S. H~meesn dIugh McGregor. July 20 1858 3. ' 28~