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1858---FALL DRY GOODS--1858, BROOM &NORRELIJ AUGUSTA, GA., lIVE just opened a very large and elegant assortment of Which comprises cverything in the trade, as well as all that 's new alli e'ennt in .tyle. excellont ii quality, and Low is P'ricC. They are determined to maintaitn their uld and well established reputation 4-f Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices, And would invitoall in search of GOOD GOODS, at LOW FIGURES, to give them a call at their ONE PRICE STORE Bed Blankets, Negro Blankets, Negro Kerseys, Plains, Linseys, &c., And a large stock of all other Goods for Servants' wear, at the lowest possible prices. -0-o And as our Rule of Business Is ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION, No one will pay over market price, as the rule forces the seuer to ask the lowest market pries, and protects the buyer. Therefore, If you wish Goods at low prices, Go to BROOM NORRELL'S. If you like fair and open de-aling, Go to BROOM & NORRELL'S If you dislike a dozen prices for the same article, and prefer " one price." Go to BROOM & NORRELL'S. you don't like to 1.e " baited" on one article, and pay doubly on another, Go to BROO31& NORRELL'S. In fact, if you wish to luy cheap Goods, get go- d value for your money, and trade where you will like to deal, and be pkeased tosend your friends, Go to BROOM & NORREL LS Augusta, Nov 9 tf 44 RICH CARPETS! AT VERY LOW PRICES. ITILL1ASIEA H AS received a supply of J Crossley & Sons, Rich Velvet CARPETS, of new and splendid styles, at reduced prices; ,1. Crossley & Sons English Tape~try Brussels CARPETS, at $1 per yard ; Lowell Ingrain CARP tTS, at 75 cents per yard; Superior Three Ply and Venetian CARP kTA; Printed FLOOR BAiZES, in patterns and by the yard; -CA RPETS for Halls and Bed Rooms, at 25c. 87jc. and 60 cents per yard. -ALSO, Rich Colored DA MASKS, for Window Curtains; Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, some at very low prices; Landscape and Gohl Band WINDOW S1IA DES, at low prices ; Rich CORNICES and CURTAIXI BANDS Orders will be received for OIL CLOTHS, at reduced prices. CARPETS CUT and MADE TO FIT Rooms or Halls. The public are respectly requested to call and examine the above assortment. Dee. 16, 1858 tf 8 CHARLES CATLIN, DEAL.ER IN~ PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, GUITAES, VIOLINS, BANJOS, FLUTES, ACCORDEONS, INSTRUC TION BOOKS, GUITAR AND VIOLIN -STRiNGS, &c., &c., Opposite the United' ftates Hotel, AUGUITA, GEIORGIA. Also, Sole Agent for CuiCKERInio & Soss, and STonanT's CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES. His stock comprises ev'ery variety of CI, 61, and 7octave instruments, from $'250 to $l 100. Every Instrument is warranted sound and pecrfect. Augusta. Dec 12 Siax -10 AMR0TYPE8 FOR FIFTY CTS, AT TnE ORALMYE~ta' GALLERY, POST OFFICE CORNER, AUGUSTA, GEO. W M. H. CHALMERS, the well-known and successful Ambrotypist, is still furna'h ing pictures in the same EEAUTIFUL AND L'tFE-LKE STYLE, that was so much admired last season, for the Low Price of 59 Cts. anld upwares, According to the size and style of case. The Gail lery havingr a MAMMOTH SKY-LIGHT and BIDE-LIGHlT combined, together with Instru ments of the latest and most approved kinds, Pictures can be taken at all hours of the day, and as well in cloudy weather as in clear Having aecured the services of several of the Best Operators in the United States, Likenesses will in all cases be PERFECT or no charge. Each Picture will be handsomely col oured by. an experienced Artist, and warranted net to fade. The Public are invited to call and examine the large collection of Amnbrotypes, Daguerreotypes, Melainotypes, Photographs, Paintings, &c., on ex . bibition. g1rEntrance to Gallery one door above the Post Office. N. B. Instructions given in the Art and Ap paratus furnished. Augusta, Dec 7 4t 48 HARDWARE, TIN WARE, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. H AVING purchased from the Executor of the estat. of the late B. F. Chew, deceased, his stoek of flardware, Tin Ware, AND ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS, I Intend carrying on the business at the SAME OLD STANI.), on Broad street, next door below the Mechanics' Bank, and will sell the present stock of Goods, at NEW YORK COST, And many articles A GOOD DEAL LESS, hav ing bought, them upon terms that enables me to do so, and yet make a little profit. I shall soon begin to receive my NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Which will consist of every article in this line of business, and shall be content to sell them at very moderate profits. My Friends and the Public are respectfully in vited to give me a call, and ace if what I have promised is not really and absolutely so. E. .1. BUCILMTATER. In eonnection wIth the store, I will continue to carry on the MANUF ACTURING, R EPAIR ING and JOB WORK, at the Shop in rear of the Store. All work done with promptness and despatch. Augusta, Nov 9 m 44 Attention, Planters, GIN MKOTES I lA Ewill pay ONE CENT per pound in Cash, TVfor the MOTES that fall under the Cotton Gin, (and which have heretofore been considered worthless) delivered at the Mill at Bath, S. C., or at the Office in Augusta, or at any depot on the 5. C. Rail Road. They may be sent by wagon, orlf packed the Bagging and Rope will be re turned to the planter. Mark your name on each bale. OEO. W. WINTER, Agent Bath Paper Mills. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 9 m 44 N OTICE.-All' persons indebted to the Es tate of Ilohn Kirksey, dec'd., are hereby timely warnect to make payment forthwith, and those having claims against the Estate are notified to render themnlis properly attested, at an early daB. E-P. H. KIRKSEY, acting Ek'or. - ec80 .oa 6f WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY STORE. E PIIIRAIIV TWEEDY, Augusta, Gen., near the Lower Market, has now a LARGE and FINE Stock of CL.CKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Of the latest styles and fashions. CLOCKS of the best make and warranted to keep time at prices ranging from $1,60 to $12 , W ATCIIES of the newest patteans, both Silver 1 and Golf1, of the best and most substantial kind, and warr:ntedI to kcep aood time. t JEWELRY of the r.west and rarest styles,- t Lava, Can.co, Coral and all Gold Setts. BR CEI.ETS FINGEi RINGS,CHIAINS, &c., of the richest variety. ggClocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted by the t-est Workmen. Give E. TW REDY a trial. Augusta, Oct. 6 3m 30 Fall and Winter Styles. HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, UMBRELLA5,&C. "hcr1omesa1e a_ m c. XtetaL EO. W. FERRY, Augusta, Ga., is J now prepared to greet his customers with a new .and extensive assortment of Conts. Fall style Moleskin and Cassimere HATS, "" Froech and Amer. felt do " " " Cloth, Silk Volvet, Plush and Olazed Silk CAPA; Youths and Boys HATS and CAPS, all kinds; Chilireni's Fancy do do elegantstyles; Velvet, Silk, Chineal, Straw and Lace 1IONNETS Silk, Scotch Ging. and Paragon UMBRELLAS; Men's and Boys Wool II ATA, every variety of style and quality; These Goods are direct from Manufacturers, made expressly for this market, and will be sold as low as same quality of Goods can be sold any where. Call and see. GEO. V. FERRY, Under Masonic flal, Broad S!reei, Augusta, Sept 28 tf 38 SPLENDID FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. RAMSEY & LABAW, (Oppodito the Union Bank,) .L.1gu.sta, G-OO:Eg1e, R E*TUIN their thanks to their numerous friend. and eustomers for their liberal patron age, and beg to assure them that they are now man ufneaurinm ONE OF TIlE LARGEST AND REST STOCKS OF COTHlING iver offered in die City, at lricesc below last year. We have in addition the LARGEST Stock of NEGRO CLOTHING In the South, all of our own make. W. We invite our friends in Edgelield and the neljoining Distriets, to give our St.ek an examina tioln. We are always anxious to exhiait our Goods, and are confident that the QUA LITY and PRICES of our Cl.ithing must give satisfaction. A nuusa, Sept. 22, If 37 POULLAIN, JENNINGS & C0, GROCERS & COTTONV FACTORS, Opposite Globe Hoel, A ugusta, Ga., [10ONTINU lC as heret' f..re, ina connection with U their Grocery butsinmess, to attend Ito the sale of COT roN anid other Produce. They will be prepared in the Brick Fie-Proof Warehouse, now in process of erectio.n in the rear of thaeir Blore, at the intersection of .Iacksona and Reyanold streets, to receive on btorage all consign mients madle themn. LjT' Liberal cash advances naada on Produce in store whent requested. ANTOINE POUTLLAIN, TIIOMAS .1. JENNING-, ISA IH PURSE. Auagusta, A ug 16, 6m 32 FRESH DR UGS, MEDICINES, &C 'IlE Subscribsers take pleasure in infoarming i t heir friends and platronls that they are NOW R EI.E1VING a Large Addition to their al ready extenisive Stock of. PURE and FRESil Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c. TO PHYSICIANS. We are prepared and will take pleasure in fur iishiuna Physicians with a COMIPLETE OUTF[T of Medici. es. Inmstruments, Shiop Furnsiture, Medli cl ' addle Bugs, a c., &c., &c. T O T HE L AD IE S, We wilt also my to the La lies that our Stock compjrires A LL articles% for the TOILET, fromo the Dressing Combl and Brush to the richest Perfumne ry. Finec Snaps, Pomnades, I lair Itestornatives, De platory. Cosmieties, Lunl'' Genuine Extract.x, &c. Als,. FL AVOlRING EXTRACTS for tLulina y pur poses TO THE PLANTER We say, your wants have bcen attended to in our pre. etat, aclecti mn. Peand iin your orders. or comec ini and Iet us p~u, you up a complete Planta.tion Case of M*edicines, Instruimecnts, &c , with full di rections for use, in all simjple cases, and thereby save time, monecy and health. A simple cathartic or thec timely admuinistration of an emetic, or an anodyne, does and will oftena break the chain of morbid actLion, thereby preventing .serious and pro tracted ilhess TO SUFFERING HUMANITY We extend thec invitation to call oin us. W~e have all of the most r.-psutable nostrumns recommended to cure almost all of the ills anad aches to which fisha is heir to. If you cannt fIndl anythaing adapted to your ciase, we iil exert our skill ini preparinig something for yopr relief. Lj"Precriptionas filled wit, accuracy and dis paich at all hours, day or night. LVCall and examinie our Stock :at the Drug Store under the Odd F~ollmes' & Masonic Hall. A. G. & T. .J. TEA G UE. Edgefield, April 28 tf 18 -1 A CARD, T!ESubscriber is eomnstantly receiving from .LNew York rand Charleston fresh supplies of New and Desirable Goods, To keep his Stock comtph-te. II.e te,-ls very thiankful for thae liberal patron-me already recei.a'.l. anmd so icitm: aintinuation of~ the same, which hae hope., to merit by diligent attenation to the inaterests and u ants of his customera. Andl, as piromipt payment is the very life of all business, lie trusts lhis friend< will not forget hisa wants, and conme forward and help him by prompt paymentims. E. PENN, Agt. Dec 15 tf 49 DISSOLUTION, T UIE Firm of COLEMAN & S~llTHI, was, by miutual consent., d1iss( Ied on the 6th of A uuat last. All persons indebted to us are re spetfully solicited to settle as soona as possible, as we wish to close the business of the firm. Either of us, or J. C. Chiapmiana, are authorized to use the name of the firma in liquidating. COLKMA N & SMITH. Mount .Enon, S. C., Nov. 23, 1858. TO THE PUBLIC. Having sold my entire Interest in the firm of COLEMAN & Survr to Mr. IV. B. SMairH, my former partner, being thankful for past favours, I take pleasure in recommending lhim to our former ens toerJ and friends. All persons indebted to mie ( will please c..me f.rwvard and pay, as I am comn plled to have money. LEWIS COLEMAN. Nov. 23, 1858 tf 47 E NOTECE.--All persons having e'ams against the Fatate of Mrs. Lucy T. Moore, dee'd., are requested to present them properly attes'ted, for paym ent ; :ard these indet.ted to sa d Estate will-d please eome forward and aettie without delay. J. II. 11UGIIEiS, Ez'or. " Nov 24 tf 46 1 F INE DAIRY CIHEESE--.Just received ~ a fresh lot of DAIRY CHEESE, of superior. b tlualiiy. . PENN, Ae Nov 8 ~fd WOOLLAY TOWN HATS! R Messrs. WOOLLAY & SON, NEAR GRANITEVILLE, S. C., R ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of % out.h Carolina and Ie South at I.,rge, thn ", iey ar e now prepared to furinish H A T S F EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY, s well made, of as good maerial, and on as rea Dnable terms as can be found any whvre in the inited ites. Col. -imkins, Editor of the Advertiser, a man of Dste and good judgement, commend our Hats in he following style: N1 " Messrs. WOOLLAY & Sox. residing between ,raniteville village and the Graniteville Depot, iave established a hat-making business which leserves honorable mention. They exhibit speci nens of their work at our late District Fair, vhich readily took a preiitmt. Their hats of Lil kinds c..nnanded general admiration. Hny- in) i procured one( for our own caput, wve can speak idvisedly upon the ubilijet. .lessrs. Woi LAY'$ 1ne dress hats are (if superior (jiility; and, hough very taking al sight, they decidedly im >rove on acquaintance. The one we now wear is Ai capital hat, and we like it better and hetturevery iss lay. General McGowax, of A bbeville, wore off' >e from his last visit down this way, and we have io doubt he is delighted with it. All who have P ,ried them, like them. An experienced !ealer in the article examined ours the other day, and, not knowing it was of Edgeflold manufacture-, frarkly = rave the opini..n that it. was a tirt rate hat. A his is the ennil ' eqression of one who trarles with the best houses of New York. %lessrs. WooLAY niot only mnke fitne hats. bul, coinnmon on.s,-not anly men's hats but boy's hats,-plantation hats iud business hats,-young A mn rica's hats and Senators' hats. We wish theim much good luck in their business. They ought to le encourage d in their handsome and useful branch of mainufac tures. Mles'rs. WOOLLAY, we had almost forg.t, to say, took the premium at the Inast StAto Fair, and we confidently predict, that they will do s) at the approaching Columbia Fair. Why 1 Because their work isgood, and no mbLake. Uri-der the circum stances, should not Messrs. WOOLI.AY he encour rged, espec'ally by the people of tfdgeflield among whom they have cast their lot'l Sur.-ly they should. Sund dowin then to I-em atiraniteville; -send your measures and order your hats. Try them, merchants. Try them, pl.,nters. Try them, all of you. Their enterprize is a good one. Their work is good. Their prices arefair. Their hats are both file and comfortable. Try them once, and we venture to say you will try them again." W'" Persons desiring further information will please address us at Graniteville, S C. J. WOOLLAY & SON. Nov. 24, 2858 tf 46 AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR TUE RAPID CURE OF Colds, Coughs, and Hoarseness. j)Rltri=L, MAss., 20th Dec., 1855.J Da. J. 0. Airc; T 4o put mesitate to say the best renmedy I have ever toinld far Coughs, Iloarseness, Inflnenza. ani the concomitant symptomsor a Cold, isyour OnzRR PsCToRAL. Its constant use In tay practice and my family for the last ten years has showu It to possess eupe. rior virtues for the treatment of these complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, 31. D. A. B. MORTLEY, EsQ.,of UTICA, N. Y., writes: "I have A used your ]etoral myself and in my finmily ever siice you tnvented It, and believe it the beat nmedtctn' fur its purpose ever put out. With a bad coid I shouhlt sooner pay twenty-Ira dollars fur a bottle than do without It, ur rake any other remedy." Cirwip, opn Cough1, Influenza. laasfrip 1s., Fe b. 7,1856. Blaorasa As: I will eheerfoihy certIfy y-our Jbetor-a hI the best remedy we possess for the cure of whooping cough, ereup, and thne chest diseases of cildren. We of . your fraternity Iu tihe Souith appreciate your skill, anid commend yourt mediclue to our people. 1IIIA31 CONK LIN, bl. D. AMIOS L.EE, Esq., Mosras, IA., writes, 3d1 Jan., 1858: 01 b ad ua tedious Iinenc~. wh~tinchninoed me in doar.g six weeks; took manaiy medIcines withou~t relief; tinally tried your )'tctoral by tihe advice of our clergyman. The first loss relieved tine soreness In my throat andl lung. ; less thnan one hnalf the bottle made me coompletely wail. Your medicines are tihe cheapest as weli as thu best wn can buy, and we esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor man's friend." Asthmaa or Phthaisie, and Bronchitis. WesT tS~ilsutTa, PA., Feb,. 4. 1858. S8a: Your merry Ptctoral is performing muarveilona Cures in this section. It has reiiavkd several fl-oim aiarm tag symptoms of consumption, and la now curIng a manc who has labored uander an affection of the lungrs for tho lest forty years. IIENiY L. PARKS, Mlerchaent. A. A. RAMSEY', M. D., ALsioN, Mloasox Co., IowA, writes, Sept.6.,1855: " DurIng my practice or many years I lhavs found nothinug equalc to your Cherry, I'3-edral for giving eame sod relie-f to consumptive patients, or Curing such as are curstie." We might add volunmes of evidence, but the most con. yinving pnroof of thne virtues of tits remedy is found in its effeetl. upon trial. Consumnytion. Probably no one remedy has ever been known whmieh 10 cured so many andl such dangerous cases as thIs. Some no human aid can reach; hut even to those the CIerry g,, etoral afformls relief and comfort. AuTos IIOCaS, New YoaK CITY, March 5,1858. Docroa Arcn. LowaLi: I feel it a dhuty and a pleasure to Inform yomu whlat your Cherry Ptccoral lias done for my Si wife. She hmad beeni five mointhas labmorimng under the dlan garous symuptomts of Consumption, fronm which no0 id we col ie re incrimuch relef. She wasateadly fail- by inu. unxtil Dr. - trong, or this city, where we have conmme for ad'vice, recommendced a trial of your nmedicine. We bless hts kindnuess, as we do your skifi; for she las recovered from thnat dsy. Sihe Is not yet as strong as shne used to be, but is free fronm her cough, and calls herself well Yours with gratitude and reaard, Tl ORLANDO SIE LIY, or Sur.LErriL~s.51 Cbsnuipirers, do not despair till you hmave tried Ava's Caesar PxscroAr.. It is miade tby one of th~e best medical chme-nists ini the world. andi im cures all around us bespeak tine high mneriln of its virlues.--'%iRadelhia Aedger. Ayer's Cathartic Pills. 111lE sciences of Chnemistry and Medicine h~avo been taxzed their utmost to produce this best, most perfect purgatIve wichi is known to man. Innunmerable proofs A are qiown that these PLS hate virtnes which surpass in excelleince the ordinary medicines, ammd that they wina un- ( precedeintedly upon the esteem of all men. They aresaib and pleasant to take, but powerful to cumre. Their pane- Sn trating properties stimulate the vital activltiesof the body, Mn remnove tine obstructions of its orgnns, purify the blood, Ci and expel disease.- They purge out thetfbul hunmers which an breed and grow distenmper, sthmoulate sluggish or disor. dered organs lunto thneir natural action, and Iipart healthy tone with strengh to the whnole system. Not only do in they core tine every-day complaints of every body, hut also foraidable aind dangerous diseases that have baffned n the best of human skill. While thney produce powerfunl ar effects, they are at thne same time, in dliinished doses, the safest anid best physic that can be employed for children, an: Beinng sugar-coated, thney are pleasanat to take; and being ful purely vegetable, are free fromi any risk of harm. Cures have been made whnichn surp'ass belief were they not sub. W stanctiated by men of such exalted positIon and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Blany enninent piergymen and physicians have lent their nasues to certify to the public the reliabihhy of my renmeiles, iln others have sent me the assurance of their conviction that my~ Preparations contribute Immensely to the relIef of my afilicted, suffering fellow-men. The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis ipy. American Ainmanac,containlng directions for their use and j pertilcates of their cures, of the following complaints: - Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rtheunnatiam, Dropsy, tl Heartburn, IHeadache arising flou a foul stomnach, Nun sea, Inndigestion, SMorbid Inactiun of the Dowels and Paln wil arising theirefroim, Flatulency, Loss of A ppstlt, all Ulcer- to onsa and Citainecous Diseases which require an evaenant y mnedicinne, Scr'fnula or Kinigs Evil They also, b'y purcify. lng time blood and stimulating tine system, cure maby do complinits which It would lnt be stupposed they couild ] ;wlnh, surli Rs Deafpses, Partial Jllijidnes, Npitrala mad Nervous Irritability Dlenrepmpnlps f the Liver and WhI- - neys, Gout, and othr kinde complaint arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of Its funnctionis. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with some rj other pill they make more prolt on. Ask for As'sj Pius, and take nothing else. No other they can gIve da' you compares with this In its Intrinsic value or curative powers. Tine sick want the best aid there Is for them, and they shtopld hate It. Prepared by Dr, . TC, AYER, Practical ani Analytical Chemist, Lewell, Maus,J Faxes 2s Crs. Faa Dex. Fiva Doas yea $1. net BOLD BY 0. L. PENN and DRS. A. G1. & T. J. TEAGUE, Edgefield C. HI.; A. J. PELLETIER & 00., H1am ,urg, atnd by all dealers in medicine. Wholesale by IAVILAND, CHIIgHESTER & CO., Augusta, (ha JTune 2 ly 21 SPE CT ACL ES. - ALARGif assortment of all kinds of Spec ttacles kept constantly on hand, antd I feel-L onfdent, fronm twelve years experience, thmat I pay an please all ages. Call at mm EPIRAIM TWEEDY'S the Clock, Watch and Jiewelry Store, igln of the Watch and Spectacles, near the L~o-wer1 larket, Augusta, Ga. - Oct 6 S__ m 39F ~,INA L NOTICE.-AI persons having any el..ies against thet Estate of Sim~eoni Slathis, twe eeensed. are no itied thit they mnttst render thnenm Lai iby thme I at October next, and thtose inde-bted must sy up, by Recturn-day, or tine A dnministratoer will be . reed to pinc said indebte-dness in the hands mof an itornsey for collection. The Estate must be closed SIMPheOlet ATHIIS, Adm'o'r. J1 Au-- A if 2o t EADY-MADE CLOTHINC & HATS, FOR [EN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. A S .A. P. BIGNON, 189, Broad Street, nearly opposite the Post Office Corner, AM receiving weekly through the season, FASHIONABLE and WELL.MADE CLOTHING, of my own manufacture, to which I respectfully call the attention of customers, and persons visiting the City. I have also a GOOD ASSORTMENT of Shirts and Furnishing Goods, d respectfully invite an examination of my Stock and prices. Also, on hand a good ortment of BLANKETS and WOOL HATS, suitable for servants. Mr. JOHN LYON is engaged in the above Establishment, and will he ased to see and wait on his friends and acquaintances. A. B. BIGNON. Augusta. Nov 1 2m 43 !ALL Afl WIET T~ADtL 1858! J. A. VAN WINKLE, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, AS NOW ON HAND A SPLENDID STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED 0LOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTINCS, WHICH ARE ALL OF TIlE BEST QUALITY, AND WILL BE lade to Order, in the most Fashionable styles, AND WARUANTED TO FIT! -ALSO FINE READYMADE CLOTHING AND LL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, AND WILL BE SOLD AT TH1E LOWEST PRICES! J. A. VAN WINKLE, Under U. S. Hotel. Nov 1 3m 43 WKE HK TUTT, JAO'CRDL! IIOLESA LE A ND RET AILFOAL --DEALER IN-B W L DI E S S reich, Englishi an d AmiericanHLERCOEAMRUIDYETRDARiA l BILIJA OBS OICO IA L! , TT -ALSO ~ is , ~Admirably adapted to many Dliseases of Fe AUGUTAGA.males, most especially Mlenstruation, BLiU E S T 0 N E.T'1 OJAOSCRDLarto 3,000 Lbs. for sale very low, by I Tl.WRTCS 0DAXiEZA W. II. TUTT, Drugist, &.T TItTlEWRT5110?DSTK. I8.1. 1Tc?~~ CAIItnIA On MIEXICAN I!AIP.IIA. 180, Broad Street, Augusta. 4tt Tlr!1vE nEsvRs o.C .5th. IT cI'It:s Un11a..InA Mfo:as. INSEED OIL, WIIIT E LEA D, & c ! LLI.1). I'.I,4tA INoL1. 500 Gallons Englishi Linseed Oil; Sit.- Iv "a'-evrs PAIN IN " BCK ^AN I. ,00Ib. Pure W~hite Lad; l. IT '-.'YI.i: .avess Ann D~aaroxnar-cv. Colours of all kinds. For sale at very low 1l~th, IT'-r 'L (rsex K M Yox AN!' uIThT:Icar. Frta.isus. ures, by W. HT. TUTT, Jirugaist, . ::th.1-r's AS ADuAniLKTOxiC. No. 10$, Broad Street, Augui'ta. A few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c. " I have usedl Jaenb-s Corlial In my family, undt have foiund ?ERM, WH ALE AND L ARD OiL. Ito Il inst emeIienOt, an~d in Imy jimenft, ai vaInI~I~e renmdy. A large Stock always on hand and for salec low, JInalge .r iue C 0:rt .ergt." WV. II. TUJTT, I )ruggist, ''It g.es me pisnur-In lweingabI,'-tore~oinmIawgncob-5 No 108, Broad Street, A ugusta. Ic.mrIiniI: my hbwnl l~ersmal experiente, ItnlIlhe e*xiwrlence of myI nlheihtwrs ai friendIs nrutrall I, is a sutienit gunr antee fo'r ine to, believe it to be nil thait it patrjiirts tI,be, vlz: CONCENTRATED LYE I. Asv~xo rx~ ebest article known for makinag Soap-chleaper Famrl3ugeo .upro IIr ,UND-ErOOD. il better than P'otashI. For saie by I :nke great pleasure' ill reenrc at~f~ling this invaitIInt~he W. iH. T (iT T, D)ruiigiet, nifle.lieineC I nil atirte'l witha be~wei ,iise.-e. hr wIicilm I be. No 108, Droad Street. Ilieve. it to 1,e a sovereigni remledy-dechiledly suin rior toany Augusta, Nov 1 tf 43 tulilg else ever tried by OIne. A .OUII .. - -Deputy 0. M. of lihe Gran'!d L'- of Geo'rgi:. FALL OF 1858. "T have nami.lnent,',s careiunl In mi family. nnd thIts, with HENR J SBOR E Ialt I hear ahnInIt ita a remewdy by tIhose who havre triedl It, HER .OBREIn'unes e-neo be'iev-e 'u '-niat thne II-t'oref ver rur J 1nratiin of thet kita.1, naI I wouIlEI recommIwiei its use il the 286 Broad Street, Under U. S. HoteL l.nilasuarf.r whit-, iunonnnet.: a. DonBIrS, 1 OOkS, WVA Tel IES, J1 EW E LRY, Sil-.er I Cushiier of tine Thank of thne slate or c oorgIa, Griian." .1 and Plated W A il E ; NP ECTAC L E, Glold, If ni-re I an cr~ibyi i ln Iesti'n'..tI :::cl" vrand Steel ; OpiicaL, and Surv'eying I NST RU. |ordthe cueI ofUm lnwell ise From he lornr..lStriany INTS: Mechanieal TO 'i S for ehikdren ; C i L E fo ina cu n'f clmige iearrom r.a lnei ust. he vli.ya IA RMIS; Cnble Walking CAN ES, and a large II invItnne. as ai eurntlive agent, of-most if not all othier i buautiful variety of G00l1u8, of most recent j'paitenl Imr rar amlhs FrInrAc n iIN ." 'Ics, on sale at lowcst pr'ees- " This etici ant remLnely is trave-lling it celebrity as fast a A11I work rromni t'y and iflciently done, both in lienlnarte. 1Iusin,d Is columns into ItIuSsia. atwl gnIning Watch and Je-welr y line, ats he eltof,,re. Busi- enInenI(IIlatio0 n erevertusedl "--G'eoryla,Jvfersonion,Mayv personally attended to Goods will be weekly l~,LD EY DRU7GGISTS EVEttYWEEEE. Afur share uf patronge, >roportionmae to an . .eirehanls ngll Ed\an e Phsiin supie ary je Stock of every thling inl his line, ie reeec- 1ton, S. U. y wok-te. UENRYa J OSBIORNER,j utch, Optin and Jewe lsabishmnent, 230 CA RRIAGE REPOSITORY ! he City Btree, urte U. S ltl n iia 'ugustOe a, Ga. tf 39 CHII S T IE & H U RLUBE RT. We wallt Money0 I oR 1 ulvn aCOC aleino L LI. persons Indebted to us are earnestly soli-CargeRcaay, uges kcited to call and settle up by sale day ntext, we have heavy Baink Notes to meet, in a short, it. Come, ye whom we hlave accommodaited Adalohritklsi hi ie hyhv hm cheapn toods anmd reasomnable timie, walk upII'l rmgenttokethiIou upie the " t.mCatin's Olice" ami ensh your accounts. wt ~eBc~TARILS rmteBS will expect haep fromi )on oun Monday ntet- Vttasi ieUie tts hc hywl 't disappoint, US. W. R1. &, T S. liUDisUNsl O olCS, ' o odppr )ec 1 tf 47 shrmie lorfolk and New York Oysters. Jinwilbfmmisdtoodrnshtntce 'lIE above superior OY.AT ERS can bo had at A U~~~T S. E. BOWERS', in Hamburg, fresh eveory' Arl2 f1 r, by Express, in lif anad Whole Gallons. --__________________ ov2 f0 TAE brbsOFfe o aea SOUheAOLdA stan UST receivedfbyR. PI.NuAlienana loC of CE .cohaebtrlainf SOD BICUI, Sgar Congrss nCaAbe- iages, ~ : R k a la, uges, by 8 If ~ ~And allohainti in their line.i They have TB I Rcgiar eetigs o thiLo de wnroraneent tm keep~ o thei Saute, onpe tvil beheld Byordwrth the N.G wo HpE.s of aideraTIonLwit frule toead ET HALL, lieratk~ in heirNh a btored nth minited States, s hcathyroll& uly 27, .~6 Biteol lainiff'R CAlors fOtdrgod Thate <ad up s s.oaas ossble an thseeviag e- Rim. AGESc andOS BUG BES , of evr deb 1st.Jmnuay xt prpery ltetrdiNtn w ll ens tinodebte o her toe rev 3,iss 2n ~ mke ayentntan arl dtean CHISTaEng in tme rar o theCout Hose I conainsB. . RBE'R. j t yeT r Dotor.Aprlito2he Sbscr5er E H L OUR ACES , &cUN. dead agisD h Es t il'l pleT, prsnta UTST received byi E.r PENo., Arie, a0 othmfoE.h~h Chamberlattete.. K.ABSUISgr Coean Aer- . P.. KiIgn Y Attame. eby tRAKRfs an4fbstqaiy John6C Thoas Io ~ 3 i liti nteaoesae aehvn REMOVED. HE undersigns begs leave to inform their cus tomers and the public in general, that they we moved to the well known stand formerly :enpied by Robinson's Hardware Store, nd have on hand and still receiving, a WELL ELECTED Stock of TAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, -AN] Clothing of every Description. Also a full supply of late, Capo, Shoes, Trunks, &c., &c. rhich wiI be sold at the very lowest prices. W All we ask is to give us a call, and judge >r yourself. . IMON a KROUCE. Hamburg, Oct. 12, 168. tf 40 H. & N. E, SOLOMON G ROCERS, Hamburg, S. C. rlAKE pleasure in informing the planters and . public generally, that they are reeriving the ,llowing articles from New York, Philadelphia and IaIhimore, which they will SELL AT LOW IATES. BAGGING, BALE ROPE, Java, Lago ra and Rio COFFEES, A. B. C. New Orleans and Crushed SUGARq, New Orleans and West India MOLASSES, CHEESE, MACKEREL, SPICES of.all kinds, For-ign and Domestic WINES and LIQUORS, BOOTS, ShiOES and H ATS, Negro, Red and Saddle BLANKETS, OSNABURGS and Georgia PLAINS, Lin.eed and Tanners OILS WIliTK LEAD and TURPENTNE, TOBACCO, a large assortment, INDIGO, N1ADDER, &c., Choice Tennessee BACON, Bar, Hoop, Nail Rod, Ilorse Shoe and Band IRON, of all sizes. And all other articles usually kept in the GRO CERY BUSINESS. -ALSO A large assortment of Men's, Boy's, Side and Waggon SADDLES, BRIDLES and BITTS of all kinds, Waggon, Carriage, Buggy and Overseer's Whips, Harness and Sole LEAThER, &e., &e., All of which we will sell at New York Retail Prices. We will pay the most liberal prices for Cotton and ather kinds of produce. N. & N. E. SOLOMON, The Red House at the old stand or II. L. Cun ningham & Co. 11amburg, Sept. 29, 1858 tf 38 A CARD. Ilaving just returned from the Northern Mar kets, I can supply my customers with goods FREn from the manufacturers. and will be able to please the most fastidious. Thankful for the patronage I received while in the firm or II. L. Cunningham & Co., I take this opportunity of solioiting the same for the New Firm. UENRY SOLOMON. W Abbeville Banner, Independent Pre-ss, and L-urensville Herald, will copy semi-monthly, for six months. EDGEFIELD HOUSE! HIAMBUR(a, S. C. r 'HIS NEW & SPLENDID HOUSE Ir~ Liquors, Lusselhes and Refreshmnents, is now kept by the undersigned in a style heretofore unknown in th s plnee. His WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS AND TO BA CCO are of the most choice qualities. The Dr-IsakIsag Saloon will be under the superintendance of~ the w. ll-known and accom plished MAX SAILLAT, and the eating depart ment in charge of superioir Coo.km ani Waiters. W LUNCHIES and [REFRES'IMENTS fur. nished at all hours. A. NURNBE'RGER. Ilam~burg, Nov 10 Cm 44 Sheriff's Sale BY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Pacias to mena directed, I will procecd to sell at Edge field C. II , on the first Monday and Tuesday In ,January next, the following property in the fol lowing canses, viz: Mark Ethcredge vs Allen Franklin and others, One Tract of Land co.ntaining Two Thousand acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Gen. Jas. Jones, Mrs. Kisiah Swearingen und others. R. S. Dunbar vs Jonathan Wever; L',d 11111 and other Plaint~trs severally vs The Same, Two l'ra.-ts of Land-One Tract whereon the Defen iant now reside.s, esintaining two hundr ed and sixty teres, more or less, adj,.ininu lands of J. A. Bland, Austin Barrenton and others. All.o. one other 'rrnet of Land cont;'ining four hundsredi acres, intore sor less. and atdj.,ininag land.< of Jaumes Swear nuen, Sr , Benj. Hettis and G. MeD Wever, lev. "dso as the property of Jonathan Wever. Ternms Cash. JAS. EIDSON, S E.D. Dec 13 ___3t 49 Shecrifs Sale. BlY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Farias to Ame directed, I will proceedl to sell at, Mdpc leld Court I louse, on the firt .alondsay and Tues lay itn December next, the following prosperty, in be following case, viz: W. W. Geiger vs Wm II. A dams. One Tract of [.and containing Three hsundired and thirty a<-rts, nlora or le.ss, situated three.. or four milsen tr..m lIamburg, adjoining lands of lAmar and others, cnown by the name o~f the Got!l' land, on which WV. LI. Mlatluis has lived the past year. The above land will be sold on a eredit of twelve months with Interest fromt date. The purchaser to ;ive bond and approved sureties. JAS. EIDSON, S. E. D. Dec 13~, 3t d9 grAugusta papers please copy tri-weekly till lay of sale andi forward account. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORtDINARY. L'. J. Ouzts and L. Brooks and1 wife Mary Ann, Applicants, iharlotte Ounts and others Deft ndants. J B y an Order frotm the Ordinary of Edlgefield District, I shall proceed to sell at, the late -ecsidence of D~avid tOnzts, dec'd. on Friday the list fDecetmber it..atant, for Partition, a part of he Real Estate of i avid Ouzts, dee'd., consisting if a TR iCT OR PARCEL OF LAND, lyitng and i :n~ the I istrict and State aforesaid, on waters if CuIre~etown Creek, contasiting twenty-five (25) iere~s, mo're or less, andi bottnded by lands of the Satate o~f Davidi Onzts, dec'd, T. F. Williams, rohnsont Sale andI others. T Enxs-On a credit until the 15th recember, 859 wvth itnteresd fr..nm day of Sale. Purchasers a give H~ood with good personal securities, and a ,lortgage to the Ordinary to secure the purchase aoney. Cost to be paidl itt cash, and to pay for tIes extra. JAMES EIDSON, a a D. Dec. 7, 158 4tc 49 $25 Reward, [ANAWAY from the Subscriber's mother, about the 1st April last, his likely Mulatto oy RICH MOND, about 21 years old, and! about feet 7 or 8 inches high. His color is -tolerable right and his hair 1,retty straight, and wore hen lhe left a moustache, lie is intelligent and >lerably quick spoken. Hie has been-raised in ae ho~use, and is a valuable dining-room servant ad good ostle.r. It Is supposedl he is lurking about sonme of the eighboring cities,-either Hamburg, Augusta, harleston or Columbia. The above reward will a paid for his apprehension and delivery in any il so that I may get hsitm. And atny information mecerning him will be thankfully received. T. N. LUNDY. June28 tf 24 iTge Augusta Constitutioralist and Charles n Mercury will plhease copy weekly for one onth and forward bills to T. N. L., Edgefield C. ,.8S. C. __ _______ 1OLDEIf SYRUPI.-I am ree-iving a W few Barrels Saugar Ilouse GOLDEN SYRUP , superor article for famIly use. Also, new Cheese, Goshen Butter, Pickled Beef ad Pork, Smoked Beef, -Dried and Smoked ngues, Canvassed Hams. S. E. BOWERS, Agent. nambrg Ot 25 tt 4 FALL TRADE, 18581 ALBERT HATO, 198 Broad Street, AUGUST , GEORGIA, Manufacturer of and Dealer In SADDLES, HARNESS, Truks,. Vlies, Ip COLLARS, LEATHER AND IDIA RUBBER DELTI1NG, -AND Saddlery Hardwie Of all kinds, I S now fully prepared for the Fall 'Trade, with a large and well assorted Stiee of GOODS, which he will sell atna low prices. as-they-en be obtained at any Hlouse in the South., Thankful for the generous patronige extended to him for the last Fifteen Years, he respectfully calls the attention of MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS To an examination of his Goods* befoe purchasing elsewhere. SADDLES, RALNESS, &c., Manufactured to order, of the BEST MATERI A E, and by the BEST WORKMEN In the Country. Auguita, Sept 13 6m 36 IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, AUGUSTA, GA. IGHT.. & MACMURPHY, C ONTINUE the above business, In all its bran. ches, at the AMERICAN FOUNDRY, and will be thankful for orders for ALL KINDS IRON AND BRASS CA#WNGS, For Gold Mines, Mills, Rail Roads, Bridgei and Machinery of all Descriptlose Augusta, Sept. 1 ly* '84 APOTHECARIES HALL. THOMAS J. FOGARTY, DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL, Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, W OULD respectfully call the attention of Plan ters, Merchants and Physicians to his fresh and unadulterated stock of Drugs, Medicines andl Chemicals, AND ALL OTHER ARTICLESIN. H1S LINE. I feel assured that no House in this City or else where can offer a stock aeuperior in GENUINE HESS. PURITY, or on more REASONABLE TERMS. EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED ! All offieinal preparations put uip uder the mu pervision of graduates of the Lonidon and Dublin Colleges of Pharmacy, and In strict conformity with the formularies. of the United States Phiar macopeia.--My stock of, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,8SOAPS, ELir, Tooth, Paint and Wall rushes, &c., &c., &c., is at all times complete. I would also call atten tion to my stock of Paints,0Oils, Glass, Putty, Varnishes, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, BURNING RLUID, &C., which I promise to sell 10 per centt LOWER than any House in this City. Anty article sold by me, whtich does not give satisfaction, the meon.-y will be returned and' ex pence. paid in all cases. Agent for Sherman's Patent Truss, and the only depot for genuine Sweedish LEBC3HES in the City. Woliciting a visit before purchasing else where, I feel confident that the inducements. of fered both in lowness of price atnd punctuality in attending to orders, will secure a portion of your trade. !WRemember my Store is under the Augusta Hotel, A uausta, Ga. THIOMYAS 3..FOGARTY. Augusta, March 8 1y 12 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DiSTRICT. IN COMMON PLE AS.' WATILLIAM E. LLOYD, whot is in the ens Vtody of the Sherif of Edgefield D~istriot, by virtue of writ. or C'apsas ad respondendk, the said William B. Lluoyd having befiere his ar rest under said writs first' executed ball bonds to Lewis Jones, Sherif', in due foirm, with Samuel Birooks as his bail, and aft.-rwardls having been sur rendered to the Sheriff by his bail, ising out of the Court of Common Plcas, for this 1)iutrict, at the suits of Hienry Schoonmaker and'-William B. Dorn, and others, having filed in my office, together with a Schedule, on oath, or his estate and effects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas, pray ing that he may be admitted tee the benefit of the Acts or the General Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent debtors, It Is ordered, that the said Henry Schtoonmaker mud Willbum B. Dorn, ad all the other creditors to whom the said Willam -B. Lloyd Is in any'ws indebted, be, and they are hereby aummone. and have notice to. appear be fote the said Court, at Edgefi.:ld Court House, en Tuesday the eighth day of March neit, to show cause if any they can, why the prayer of the peti ition afuresaid should not be granted. THOS. G BACON, c.c.D . Clerk's Office, 7th D~ec. 1858. Ste 'd9 * STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PLEAS. GEORGE WEST, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield District, by virtueof a Writ of Capias ad Salisfaciendura, at the suit of George A. Stockmon, having filed in my office, together with a Schedule on oath of his estate and effects, his petition to the Court of Common Pless, praying that he may be admitted to the benefit. of the Acts of the General Assembly made for the relief of insolvent debtors, It is Ordered, That the said George A. Stockmson and all other credi tors to whom the said George West is in anywise indebted, be, and they are-hereby summoned, and have notice to appear before the said Court at Edgefield Court Hiouse, otn Tuesday the eighthbday of March next, to show cause If any they can, why the prayer of the petition aforesaid should not be grated. T S.0. BACON, c.c. Clerk's Office. Dec. 7. 1858. 18t. 49 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. E. R. McDaniel, et al, ,as . Bill for, Relier, &o. Fred McDaniel, et al.) It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Wilkinson Callham and his wife Caroline, Oliver Mclaniel, William Cartledge and Anna Cartledge Defendants in the above stated case, reside byn and without the limits of this 8staf, On motiob Gulrrsn, Sol'r., Ordered, that they do plead, de mur or answer to the Complainants' Bi.d of Cuon plaint within three months from the publication of this order, or the said Bill will be taken pre csnfsa so against them. A SIMKINS, c.E E D. Nov. 23rd 1858. 3m 46 EXECUTOR'S NOTE CE.m-AIl persons 'indebted to the lstate of Win. Culolasier, de essed, are requested to m-ike payment by the first January next ; and these. haing..demanda4-to pre sent them prsperly attested br that timie.. . J. QUATTLElBUM, Ex'or. Nov 100tf 44 1ILEG&R--Two hundred - allona Cht~e U' APPLE ad -PICKLIN VINEGARfjug received.- -G. L. PENN, Agena