Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 20, 1859, Image 3

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A CARD. 111. IHIHAM QEfIIA AVING locatel at that healthful and delight W fl-watering place, W IL L I A M S T 't0 , Situated on the Greenville and Colutnbia Rail Road,. will give his entire attention to the treat ment of CHRONIC DISEASES, Frsons laboring under derangement of the Ute g.., Neuralgia, Chronic Rheumatism, Kidney Af fections, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhma, Scrofula, Indolent Ulcers, Dropsy; Scurvy of Gums, Piles, ,c., &c., are respectfully solicited to give him a call. Dr. C. does not propose to cure every case ; but, with the skill derived from a eecatecn years Prac tice, he flatters himself to be able to give general satisfaction, knowing, as he does from experience, that hundreds are dragging out a miserable exis tence, whose condition might be permanently re lieved by judicious treatment. Numerous certificates and references might be given; but the subscriber regards as the best cer tificate the speedy and effectial cure or relief of each and every patient. 'p- All patients attended to at their rooms in any part of the village. WM. COLEMAN, M. D. Suly 6, 1859 3m . 26 SPIIA NOHIJES OF AUGtJSTA, GEORGIA, WTOULD respectfully notify the people of oEdgeeld District, that he is now offering his Stock of DRY GOODS At prices that cannot fail to sell thezn. Wishing to dispose of his Summer Stock, he will sell them without regard to cost, and he is satisfied if those who want Goods will give him a call, he will be able to please them with both Goods and prices. Now is the time to buy cheap DRY GOODS. Dlay not, but call at once at the Granite Front Store, No 222, Broad Street. Augusta, July 0, 1859 3t 26 CENTRAL HOUSE! WILLIAMSTON, S. C. THIS HOUSE is now opened U. for the reception of visitors to the Mineral Springs. The building is entirely new, finished and fur nished in excellent style, and located at aconvenient distance from the Spring. Visitors will find ample and superior accommodations at this House, with good order. The table will be supplied with the best the market affords. RATEs or BoARD-Per day $1,25; per week $7,00 ; per month $25,00. Children and Servants half price. R. R. HUDGINS. June 8, 1859 3m 22 HYGEIA HOTEL! OLD POINT COXFORT, VA. HIS delightful seaboard resort, situated in full view of Hamp ton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay. and at the site of the largest milita ry post in the country (Fort Monroe) will be opened on the 10th of June. The old buildings in rear of the establishment having been- replaced by new ones, visitors will find enlarged accommodations and comfort. And they will find here a delicious salt bath, and all the luxuries of the salt water region, with every attraction of a first-class watering place. And hither the Southern gentlemen may come with their colored domestics, without fear of Abo lition interference. Of the place the Hon. Dudley Mann has said: "Old Point Comfort, you may rely upon it, has ul. the qualities to make it the liiarritz of the Usited States." JOSEPH SEGAR, Proprietor. June 8, 1859 2m 22 DRY GOODS! FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, MILLERt & WARR1EN, OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL, A.UGUSTA,. GEORGIA-. W E return our thanks to our friends generally for their liberal patronage, and respectfully :zolicit a continuance. We have received an unu sual large supply of r'pring and Summer GOODS. comprising an -ondlest vcariety of new and hand some DRESS GOODS, which we will' take great pleasure in exhibiting to our friends and custo mers. All we ask is for them to give us acall, and we will show them something in the way of Rich Silk and Grenadine ROBES A'LES; Grenadine ROBES A' 2 JUPES: Organdle and Jaconet ROBES PRINCESSE ; English and D'Angletere BAREGES, new styles; PINE kPPLE CLOTH, a new article; Foullard SILKS; Solid Color Bayadere BAREGES ; Plain and Fancy Colored SILKS; Black Rips and Bayadere SILKS ; A new and heautiful article'of Silk MUSLIN ; Mourning BAREGES and GRENADINES; Plain and Striped Black Twisted SILK ; Rich French and Chantilly MANTILLAS; Plain Silk and Barege" Barege and French Lace SHAWLS; Linen DUSTERS; Vals Lace COLLARS amd SLEEVES; Embr'd Sfwiss """ Marseilles " " " Fancy CASSIMERES and CLOTHS: Plain and Fancy Linen DRILLS; VFSTINGS, &c. Domestic GINGHAMS, DENIMS and COT TONADES; OSNABUROS and Factory STRIPES; Marlboro' PLAIDS and STRIPES; Schley's Negro PLAINS, -and wool filling ; Together with every article usually kept in our line. Augusta, April 5, 159 3m 13 NEW SPRING GOODS ! T HIE Subscribers are now reteiving their new SPRING STOCK for 1859, which they are offering at VERY LOW FIGURES FOR CASH ! Knowing the CASH! SYSTEM to be far the best we intend to confine ourselves as near as possible to the Cash basis. We cordially invite all Cash customers to call and examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. Our GOODS has been bought principally for Cash, and selected with the GREATEST CARE from first Class Houses in New York, Baltimore and Charleston. So give us a call whether you purchase or not. Our Stock comprises every article usually kept in a Village Store, consisting in part of Ladies' DRESS GOODS of every style and quality; American and English PRINTS ; Scotch Plaid, American and French GING H-AMS; BAREGES and TISSUES of every style; Bonnet RIBBONS of every hue and quality ; DRESS TRIMMINGS in great variety ; Ladies' Extension HOOP SKIR TS; Misses' " " " To the HOSIERY, GLOVES nnd TRIMMINGS generally we invite especial attention, as they were purchased directly from Importers, and at very low prices.. TO WHE GENTLEMEN, We say walk in and examine our Stock of Gen tleen and Buys GOODS, which were purchased expressly for those who wish to buy low for Cash. TO I3OUSE1KEEPERS We wish to call your attenktion to our large and well selected stocks of CROCKERY, GLASS and Quen's WARE. THE FAM:ER We call-the attention of the Farmers to our Stock of AXES,JHOES,CHISELSAIUGURS, SCYTHE BLADES and STOCKS, TR ACE CHAINS, &c. TO ONE AND A.LL We wish to call your special attention to our large and well selected stock of SHOES, embracing ev ery variety of style and quality, which we war rant to give satisfaction. We Groceries. Wehave a full and complete Stock of G ROCE RIES, consisting in part o'f NeV Crop West India MOLASSES; New Orleans SYRUP ; SUGARS and CQT'FEE of every quality ; RICSg SEP~t ALLSPICE, GINGER ; S'DA ST'AftOH, SQAp.S of every quality ; SEGARS and TQBACQ0 of various bgauds. g-om ia and price if you do not wish to buy, so ' q eau........well posted as regards cr~e an , quabl itg g OpBURN. Good thinigs yet in Store!. ? RSONS wishing PINS APPLE, CIISSE and GOSHEN BUTTE R,fresh gud new from e Dairy, arriyipg by every Steauter froq13ew York to tUharleston, 5. 0., can obtain them by callr on S. E. BOWERS, Ag't. Hamburg, July 6, 185i9 tf 26 OTC .-A persons indebted to the Es N .tate of Dr. G. C. Cunningham. dee'd., will please come forward and make immediate pay et; and all having claims against said Estate wolprsnt them proparhy ate e EmebsieJn311th, 18S9 1723 Clearing' GRAY & Under the Unite AU G U S In accordance with our cust FOURTH SEI CLEARING -o IN ORDER TO EFFFCT AN MAINING STOCK OF S DRY GOODS, Reduced C FULLY 1ffENTY SPECIAL ATTENTION I MANTLES A DRESS BAREGE AND GRENADINE RD On which ti Gr :r e a 4e r .Et. grFPackages delivered in a: burg free of charge. Augusta, July 9, SPEARS & HIGHT,! WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, DENTAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PERFUMERY & FANCY ARTICLES, OPPOSITE PLANTERS' HOTEL, ho. 310, Broad St., Augusta, Georgia.. A pril 11ii 14 Bacon i 200,000 Lbs. Prime Shoulders, 200.000 Lbs. Ribbed and Clear Sides, -Which we offer to Planters at REMARKABLY LOW FIGURES! pe-hPleasu call and examine. THOS. P. STOVALL & CO., 285 Broad Street, Augusta. June 21, 1m 24 A CARD. 31HE subscriber takes this method of returning ..his thanks to his friends for their liberal sup ,ort during the past year, and-respectfully informs hem and the public generally, that he still con tinues his FAMILY GROCERY, and will al iays keepi on hand a COMPLETE STOCK of .verything in the Grocery line, to which be invites the attention of the'trading pubilic. His terms aro reasonable, as he is convinced that "a nblek Penny: in ilter than o Sinn Shilling." Also on hand, a large stock of BOO T S A ND S HOE S, for sale cheap. THOMAS KERNAGHAN.. Hamburg, S. C., Jan. 5, 159. ly 52 10,000 Lbs. Bacon. AT LOW FIGURES, FOR CASH. JIUDSON & COGBURN. JuneS -tf 22 N OTICE.--Those wishing SCHNAPPS for Medicinal use can get them, pure, and of our ,wn importation, and with a aranite vaChd. S. E. BOWERS, Agt. Hambturg May 6, tf 17 LIGHlTfor the SUFFERING MILLIONS! DR. MARTIN'S CREAT REMEDY! A CEETAN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION Ad all Lung Dieam.-Shorness of Breath-Dys~, pepeia uad Dyeetery- li'oret caste of (Jroup~ and CJhe'olic, &c., &tc., &c. irS medicine is purely vegetable, being com 1posed entirely of best Rye Spirits and West Ludia Gums, and other Extrats which are healing to the Lunags. *pas It is a most pleasant drink. pe One bottle should be carried by every man, wtaan or child traveling to mix with the water. pii-Price One Dollar Per Bottle.-64 if it does not give satisfaction I will refuiid the moey For sale by R. L. GENT RY, Agent, at Sib. ha's Corner, with Messrs. 11. A N. E. Solomon, where I always will be found with n large supply ,f the above V.trxtsBLE PnorERY. Also, I am also always in the market (at Sibley's Cor ner,) for purchasing cotton, and will pay the highest market price for fine cottons. For the above medicine, apply to Rt. L. GENTRY, Agent. Hamiburg, Jan. 25, 1859. ly 3 DR. OULLEN'S REXIEDY. For hehumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Jaw. sick Headl Ache, (if nervoius) and in fact for aill nervous pain~s, it is invaluable ; try it, all you un fIrtunate nervouis pain sufferers. If~ it stop sick Head Ache in twenty minutes, doa not-h'e alarmed. Price, $2 per liottle. For sale by R. L. GENTRY, Ag't. Hlambunrg, S. C., July 13, 1859 tf 27 STEAM MILL. NOTICE AFT ER this dlate G RAIN may be ground on ANY DAY at my Mills. The Mills will bee in charge of Mr. ROannT Hwas, atn olbi and experienced miller, who will on.deavoer to give satisfaction to all customers. R. T. MIMS. June 19, 1859 tf 25 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT, IN ORDINABY. JY W. F. DURIsQE, Esq., 0.rdinary of Edge. -Sfeld District. hbereas, Deney C. Buaseny, bath applied to me for Letters of 4ministration, with the will an nexed, on all and singular, the goods and ehat tIes, rights and credits of George S3ussey, late of he District aforesai4, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admoni'sh all an4 singpha.y, the kindred and creditors of the said deeaspd, to bee and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefield C. H., on the 21st day of .July inst., to show cause, if ry, why the said administration should.not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 12th day of .uly, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, and in the 84th year of -American Independence. - W. F. DURISOE, o.s.n. Out Sale! TRLEY, d States Hotel, T A, GA . ;om we will commence our M-ANNUAL O UT SA LE, N-. ENTIRE SALE OF OUR RE. PRING AND SUMMER WE HAVE 'ur Prices S DIRECTED TO OUR ~SHAWLS, SILKS, BES, MUSLIN ROBES, &C, iere is still edC1..io ticO T! ay part of' the City and Ham tf 27 Head-Quarters,* ED)CEFIELD, C. H., July, 1-1859. G ENERlA L OltDE1R3, NO. r IE fullowing Regiments of Infantry will pa. radle for Review and Drill, at such times and nnes as here directed : The 10th Regiment of Infantry wvill parade at Richardson's on Thursday, the 2Sth of July. The 7th Regiment of Infantry will parade at 'le Old WVells, on Saturday, the 30th of July. The 9th liegiment of Infantry will parade at ~Irs. Bruson's, on Tuesday, the 2d of August lext. The 8th Regiment of infantry will parade at Morrow's, on Saturdany, the 6th of Augu- next. The dthy Regiment of Tnfantry will parade at ma',on Tuesday the 9th of August next. The officers and non-commissioned officers wi'. ssemble on the day before the Review of their espective Regiments, for drill and instruotion. Volunteer companies, will be inspected, and he books of Beat companies examined. By order of W. C. MOR AGNE, Brig. General. H. W. ADDJso!s, Brig. Major. Jutly 8, 5t 26 gg Abbeville papers will please copy. Head-Quarters,. 10 TH R EGIMENT, S. C. M., S LE EP Y CREEK, June 25, 1859. OJRD E IS, KO. 1 IN pursuanee of an order from Brig. Gen. WY. C. SMOR AGNE, an Election will be held on Friday :e 22d July nexit, at the various Beat Company ireeinets, in the upper Battalion, 10th Regiment, . C. M., for MAJOR of said Battalion, to fill the enceancy therein existing. By order ofA. B. DEAN, Col. 10th Regt. S. C. M. W. A. RUTLAxb, Adj't. JTuly 8 3t 28 Head-Quarters, 1%TH REGIMENT, S. C. M. 1 SLEEPY CREEK, July 1, 1859. j ORDERS, NO. 2. rIIE 10th Rtegiment, S. C. M., are hereby in structed to be and appear at Richardson's on L'bursday, the 28th July inst., armed and equipped as the law directs, for Drill and Inspection. The Officers and non-Commissioned Officers will tssemble the day previous for drill and instruction. The Ladies and citizens generally are cordially nvited to attend. The Edgefield Brass Band are expected. By order of A. B. DEAN, Col. 10th Regiment, S. C. M. W. A. R UTLAND, Adj't. July 6, 1859 4t 26 A CARD. At the General Musters at Richardson's for the ast few years, the disorder about my House has >een so great, arising from the great quantity of~ Ipirits deposited and drank in the House, that 1 im forced to request all Candidates, Officers and >th.'r persons not to deposit or bring any more in he House hereafter ;-and if this request Is not tranted, I shall be compelled to decline accommo lating the public on theso occasions. JAS. M. RICHARDSON. July 8, 1859 4t 25 List of' Letters REMAINING in the Post Office for the quar-. ter ending the 30th June, 1859. Personsz isllmg for letters in this list, will please ay ad ertised. A-A. W. Aebill, 2, A. B. Addison, G.W, Asbili. B-Mrs. E. A. Bower, Miss A. Bouknight, B. '. Boatwright, Miss E. Burton, W. G. Butler, siiss F. Body, B. B. Burton, B. Bryant, J. A. Blake, N. M. Branan, 2, Miss P. Bowles, Miss A. Dowles, II. Bland. C-Miss S. Clark, Mrs. A. Corley, Max Crane, I. Cook, McG. Caldwell, Di. T. Clyer, Dr. H. R. ook, WV. Crawford, Mrs. N. Coleman. D-Miss E. Davis, Miss R. Davis, G. Dawrcn, WV. Dozen, W. W. David, 2, Miss M. Dearinig. P, 0, H-H. Feaster, J. Graham, T. G. Gelo nan., J. S. Hughes, - Hamilton, Miss S. Hol oway, J. Hubson, Mrs. A. H. Hunter, E. H. Hay, I, Miss J. C. Holloway, Miss P. Holsonbake. J, K--N. HI. Jones, 2, H. J. Jones, Miss E. ing, J. H. Knox, 2, Thos. Key, 4. L-W. B. Loyd, 3, W. H. Legg, J. M. Lewis, R. L. H. Lofton, 3, 0. M. Licene. Dr. G. M. Lewis .* 0. Leitner, R. (I. Lamar. N-P. MeCartoy, Mrs. N. Miles, 4, Miss M. J. durrah, A. M. DeMonthurry, Miss C. Mitchel, 70.4. McClenton, Win. Moley, Miss M. McManus, 5rs. L. C. Mynare. J. H. Morris. N, 0, P--J. J. Norton. 2, N. Ouzts, It. Patter on, D r. .1. IR. Pollard, W. S. Palmer, B. C. Pres ly. Pastor of Red Oak Grove. R-S. lRadfo'rd, 0. M. Roper. A. C. Robertson, A. Roundtree, 2, 13. Roper, RL. D. Roper, B. Dos er. S-Mrs. MJ. Siwearengin, T. .Sta&nls, S. Stevens,I .. Swearengin, J. Swindle, 2. T. M. Smith, J. J. SmIth, 2, L. Salter, Miss A. Sego, Mrs. J. Stone.| T, W-P. Thurzmond, ZMiss E. Thaoms, Miss A. Turner, W. W~hite, 2, S. Wells, 2, D. J. W~illiamis, C. Wn rren, Miss H. Whitlock. Col. R. L. Wash, . Wells, Mrs. E. 1Yells, R. M. NYnlinee, T. .1 Whittaker. A. RAMSEY, P. M. July 12 - 2t 27 ',Natioe. LL persons having demand.s agaitnst the Es. Atate of Amen LIndsey, dee'd., are requested to j~resent them to the undersigned duly attested, and~ they are requested. to furnish the Executor with a true copy of their respective claims, in or der that he may know how mauch of the property it will he neceessary to sell to pay the debts of said Estate. And those indebted to said Estate are re. quested to make immediate payment. M. FRAZtkR, Ez'or. ...n 29, me. trf2 CAl\TDIDAT~ES For Sherif. LEWIS COVAR. 11. BOULWARE, WM. QUATTLEBUM, LEWIS JONES, For Clerk. JAMES SPANN, ~ F. M. NICHOLAS, S. HARRISON, | ROBERT D. BRYAN, WM. L. STEVENS, I JACKSON COVAR, For Tax Collector. STARLING TURNER, I THEOPHILUS DEAN, M. W. LYLES, CHARLES CARTER, CHAS. . MAY. JOHN C. LOVELESS, [ T. J. WHITAKER, -.4 For Ordinary. J. P. ABNEY, W. F. DURISOE, D. L. TURNER. DAVID BODIE, J. L. ADDISON, Attorney at Law & Solicitor in Equity, EDGEFIELD 0. H., S. C. May 11 tf 18 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. rHE undersigned have this day formed a Part .Lnership for the PRACTICE OF LAW AND EQUITY, under the name and style of LANDRUM A MoOR. Mr. MooRn will regularly attend the Courts at Abbeville, and will promptly transact all business left in our hands for that District. G. W. LANDRUM, J. P. MOORE. Edgefield C: H., Jan. 13. tf 2 1VIE1DIC AL CA.RJD DRS. A. G. & T.' . TEAGUE, B EG leave to inform their friends that they have associated themselves in the practice of Medi cino in its different branches, as well as continue their copartnership in the sale of Drugs, Ac. One or both may always be found at their Store, at any hour of the day or night. The patients of one will be the patients of both, and will be at tended by either or both without additional Charge. A. G. TEAGUE, T. J. TEAGUE. April 19th, 1869 tf 16 - ID E 1T T IS T - " D R. H. PARKER, can generally be found at the Omce formerly .cupied by G. D. Tillman, Esq., and will be sure to be there during Sale-day week. March 2, 1859 tf 8 G8, CUEA, PAINTS, 011S, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, -&C, At Wholesale and Retail, DRS. A. G. & T. J. TEAGUE, T IKE pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public generally that they have juso :ceived a large accession of PURE and FRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.t o their already extensive Stock, -..:racing the niost valuable.VEGETABLE EXTR.CTS, as well u the Drug in its crude state. All Tinctures, Essences, Powders, PILLS, &O. repnred with care and in strict accordance with the best and latest Pharmacmpias. Instruments, Surgical and Denials IOSPITAL AND CHAIR CUSHIONS, HOT WATEfR BAGS, &c. BRACES AND TRUSSES Of various patterns, common and very fOne. PHYSICIANS.' OFFICE FURNITURE. Glass Specie Jars; Tinct. Standi, all sizes; Medical Saddle Bags; Pocket Medicine Cases; Funnels, every kind; Graduate Measures ; Scales and Weights; Mortars, every kind ; Spatuiars, Pill Tyles, &c., &c. illeof the most Repmtable Nostrumis. trengthening Plasters, Pain Extractors, Eradica tors and Alleviators. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES, A full and complete stook. WINDOW AND COACH GLASS, r'arious sizes and out to any size and shape desired. 1,000 POUNDS PUT TY, Fresh from the mnnfactury. L well selected and varied assortmnt of the IlES'I ERFUMERY, embracing Luhin's Genuine, and Wright A Edrehi's deservedly poipular Hlandker chief Extracts-Musk, superfine Grain anal Ex-. rat-Otto of Rose-Colognce, &c*. Pomuatumns a great variety; H~air Oils, Dressers; Reutrative', Dyes and Duipitatories: Josmetics, Soap.s, anid a great variety of nrticles for theitaoilet. CULINARY EXTRACTS. A coniplete asortment. nt Culinary Extra'ts, to tether withs a large supply of Allspice, Peupper, inger, Nutmeg, Mace, Cloves, Tuumrie, A. SOAPS. Colgate's Turpentine, White, Casteel and Toilet OAPS; Casteel SOAP, white and commton. BlRUSHIES, &c. A splendid assortment of Hair, Tooth, Nail. E'esh, Paint, Varnish, Marking, Whitewaeh, Crumb ad Shoe BRUSHES; Turkish TOWELS;* COMDS, a fine and varied collection.. STATIONERY, &c. mbracing Common. Fine andl Superfine Note, ap and Letter P'APE R ; Envelopes, Steel Penct and Pneils: INKS, a large ,tock of the very llEST-superi ir fr making records; Violin and Guitar STR INGS; Water Colored PA INTS in boxes ; Pink Saucers, The.rmmtncters, &n. SHOE BL ACKING, a splendid article. Fine Liqours for Medicinal Uses, supply on hand of Finc BRANDY, WINES. N, and somte pure unadulterated WHISKEY, ix years old, for Me.dicinal purposes. TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF, &c. Having been uninterruptcdly engaged in the rug business, in this place, ihsr 10 years, with heir experience in thu practice <.f Medicine in his limate for near 25 years, they have necessa ily learned the wants of this section. And hanv. ng made the aequainct.ance and obtained the confi. ence of the tnost reliable Imnporting Drug Houses, hey buy from first hands; andl their Stock has een carefully selected and bought by .one of the Irm, who bas just returned from the heat Northera narkets, with reference to the purity of the article, n p reference to the price. And they are happy to say, that they can supply Physicians. Merebants and Planters andl all others rith GENUIINE DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c., n na good terms as they can ho supplied in any ither Southern market. A. G.& T.J3.TEAGUE'. Ed efiebal, S. C.. Si v IS tf - 1 tate of Southi Carolina, EDGEFIELD) DISTR10T. 13 01?D!XARY. 'len Franklin and wife Mar.-l tn, Appliennits,FrINrion henjamin Barton and wife Ie-. hala, and others, Def't. Y an order from the Ordinary, I shall proceed Bto sell at Edgefieldl Court h ouse on the first ionday in August next, for Partition, the Real Etate of Obedience Holley, deceased, a tract or arcel of lanad, lying andi beiang in the District and state aforesaid, containing one hundred and sii en Ares, mitre or lesse, and adjoining lends of William IHightower, Estate of~ Mrs. Hightower, Joseph Rambo andl others. TERtMS-On a credit. until the first day of Janu. try next. The purchaser to give bond and securi ry, and a mortgage to the Ordinary to secure the purchase znoney. Cost to be paid in cash, and to pay for titles extra. JAS. EIDSON, s,EJ.. July 9, 1859 St 27' Sheriff's Sale. B Y Virtue of sundry Writs of Ficri Facias to me directed, I will proceed to sell at Edge field C. HI., on the first Monday and Tuesday in August ne.t, the following property in the follow. g case, viz: Josiab Sibley vs Jonathan W1ever; Hammond A [Lrk, and other plaintjIa severally vs the same, A Tract of land containing four hundred acrais, sore or less, adjoining landis ofJames Swearengin, Sr., Benjamin hlettis and G. MeD. Wever. Terms cash. JA MES EIDSON s.L.. July 9 1859 te 27. WOR1K WANTED.--The Subscriber wish es to obtain employment, either at Ditch lag or Brick-Making. Jh oEIT JJly2 N MoEVTT WOOD, EDDY.& CO'S, SING1 NH UI RLTERIES! Chartered by the State of Georgia. Capital Prize, $50,000 1 -0 ".PC2E2Th OJ~raT $102. WOOD, EDDY.& CO., MANAGERS, SUCCESSORS TO S. SWAN & CO. IT E following Scheme will be drawn by Woon, EDDY & Co., Managers of the S P A R T A ACADEMY LOTTERY, in each of their Single Number Lotteries for July, 1859, at AUGUSTA, Georgin, in public, under the superintendence of Commisqioners: Class 27 Drtws Saturday, July 2, 1859. Class 28 Draws Saturday, July 9, 1869. Class 29 Draws Saturday, July 16,1859. Class 80 Draws. Saturday, July 23,1859. Class 31 Draws Saturday, July 30, 1859. On the Plan of Single Numbers, 50,000 Tickets! 5,435 3PLIEEBM2 NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! TO BE DRAW ' EACH SATURDAY IN JULY ! I Prize or .........$50,00 1 Prize or. 1 " ..... 20,Uti ..... 5 I 4.....10,0(00) .. ...400 S .. .0 16 Przeo ........14,. 1 " ~ 5 "... )" ....... 50 1 5,0110 100 "1 ........... 8(NI 1 4,000 103 "1 ........... 1541 1 " ........ ,0(0 1100 " ... ....... 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes of $400 Approx'at'g to 350,000 Prize are 31,600 4 " " 800 " .. 20,000 " " 1,200 4 " i 250 " 10,000 "" 1.00 4 " " 225 ". " F,0A0 " - 900 4 " " 20i " " 4.00) " " 800 4 "s " 1B " ", 8,00) "s "t 600 4 " " 103 " " 1,50) " " 400 5000 " " 20 aro........................... 100,000 5,485 Prizes amounting to.........S320,000 WHOLE TICKETS $10; HALTES $5; QUARTERS $2 87nmem~ber that every Prhie in the above Scheme it drawn and payable in full without de. duction. CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the following rates, which Is the risk: Certlficate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets,.........$80 ", is 10 I1alf . " ..... 4u 4 10 Quarter " ..... 20 "t " 10 Eighth '..... 10 SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY CLASS, No. 405, Draws Wednesday, J u I y 2Tth, 1859, ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN! 75 Numbers-12 Drawn- Ballots. NEARLY,1 PRIZE TO' EVERY 2 TICKETS! I Grand Prize of $38,000 ! 1 Prize-of S16,000! 4 Prines of $6,000 ! 1 Prizesof 10.000! 4 Prizes of 4.000! 1 Prizesof 9,000! 6 Prites of 2,000! &c., &c., &c., &c. 27,814 Prizes Amounting to $513.190. WHOLE TICKETS $10; HALVES $5 QUA R $21 IN ORDEPING TICKETS Olt CERTIFICATES. en ulose the momey to o.ur address for the Tlck0-ts ordered. III receipt of Ahich they will tbo fobrwtrde-I by rt uail. i'urchastrs can have Tickets eudIng in any figure they moty des-ennte. The List ,o Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be snt to murchausers lumedialely after the drawing. Purchasers wiltipleaste write their 'igonures plain, and ive their 1o.t Office, County and State. All prizes or $lI00 and under, paid irmmediately after the drawit.g-other prizes at theuual tinw rol thirty days. NOTICE TO Cult11. SPUNDEN T3.-Those % ho pore er not sending mono by mall, can use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, whereby money fer Ticket!, In ums o- Ten Dollars, and upwards, can be sent AT OUR PUSK AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where her have an oftice. The money and order must be enlosed in a "Government Post 01ice Stamped Envel ope," or the Express Company cannot receive them. All communications strictly confidential. Address Orders for Tick.etsnr Certficetes to WOOD, EDDY & CO.,- Augusta, Ga. or, WOO), EDDYit & CO., Atlanta. Ga. or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Del. Jun 20 if 25 1859 Spring and Summer Styles. 1859 h~ats, Caps, Mlauonie Hall Buildi, . 244 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. ' 40O. W1. .FERRY. has now in store the largest and best assortment of SPRING An:, WLMMER GOODS in his line, to be found in thir narket. Consisting of ieebe & Co., and Trade Style Moleskin fIATS; ;llaok and Faney Colored Cassimnere" Xmerican andI French Felt I-ats of every variety of Style and Color; White, Black, Brown and Silver Leghorn hA TS; " " -' - SewedStraw" Panama and Palm Learf A TS; fousth's anda Children's Fancy HA TS, great variety; aid Silk, Straw, L.ace and Chip UONNETS: [adies' und Missee Leghorn andl Straw BLO0OM ERS, every variety of' style and color; haker HOODS-all sizes: [nfant' TURBANS and HATS-new styles; UMBRELL AS of' all varietie.-very cheap; This stock for variety and beauty of styles, is uequalled in this market, antd the prices cannot but be satisfnctoi-y. fai Call nnl See. Augusta, March 22, tf . 1 D'ANTIGNAC & IIUBBARD, Wholetnle aneld Retail Dealers in SUGARS, COFFEE, TEAS,I WINES, ERANDIES, DA GGINO, ROPE, POWDER, SHOT, LEA D fRIOCERIES of EVERY~ DESCRIIPTION. NO. 292 BR Ol A -ST7., .iGUST A, llA. Jan.17. if 2 [RON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, W.\T M. HIGHIT, SUCCESSOR TO EIXGHT & MACMU'EPHY -U -- C ONTINUES tl h abo business, in allits bra.n ches, at is AMI~LICAN FOUNDRY, and ill he thank ful for ordcra for all kinds of IROJ AN~D BRASS CASTINGOS, For Geld Mines, Mills, Rail h.,nds, Bridges, and MACHINERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Augusia, Sept. 1, 1858 lyCa 3 State of South Carolina, EDG EFIELD DISTRICT, 15 ?QU7ITY. . W. Youngblood, ct, tuav. c1. rd.' Benj. Waldo and G. A. Addison, and Rel c x'rofJascob D. Smith, de'edIch B Y virtue of an order made by Chancellaor John. staon in the nabove statedi case, Notice is hereby evene to all and singular, the. creditors of Jacob B. Smith, doceased, to present and psrove their re pective demnandls before me in my Office, on or be lre the first day of October next, on pain of being ,recluded from the benelit of the decretal order ofI he Court made in this case. A. SIMKINS, C.E.E.n. Commissioner's Office, June I4, 1859 izm 24 -EDGEFIELD COINFECTIOiNARY STORE ! W E have now in Store a LARGE ASSORT MENT of Confectionary, Consisting of over fifty difl'erent kinds and flavors. We can suit-the most fastidious, both as regards style and flavor. We have many new kinda never before offeredl in this place. Also, a large assortment of FANCY PLLUMS, intended expressly for ornamenting Cake. Ac. Our Goods are made expressly for us by one of the first houses in New York, of the finest maste rials, and warranted pure andi no poison used in oloring. Liberal discounts made to persons buying large quantities for Parties, Pic Nics. &e. CANDEE & McEWEN. June 8 f 22 TO SMQylOERS1 WrIE would say call and geta GOOD SEGAR for VTthe same price you have been accustomed t pay for an ordinary one. We have all prices and qualities, an4I always please our customers. CA ND EE A McEW EN. June 8 tf 22 Bacon and Lard ! JUST received another LARGE and SUPERI OR Lot of Tennessee Bacon. Also, three Barrels CHOICE L ARD. 1W. W HARTON A4t. J. KAUFFER. GREAT REDUCTION OF . The~ ~ 119 1101TElYR OT The undersigned, being desirous to make room for Fall and Winter GOODS, and not to carry any Summer Stock over for next year, has GREATL R EDUCED sbove Goods to suh Remarkably Low Prices, not oonsidering a SMALL LOSS, that will certainly effect an ENTIRE CLEARING OUT! Out of the many articles reduced, I would only mention a few, as SUMMER SILKS, good quality, 20 per cent. Cheaper than before; Foulard SILKS, at 50 cents, formerly sold at 76 cents ; Silk LAWNS, at 50 " " " at 75 cents; Foulard ROBES, at $7 00, " " at $12 00'; LAWNS, at 61 cents, formerly sold at 12} cents; LAWNS, at 10 cents, formerly sold at 1.1 cents; Superfine LAWNS, at 121 cents, formerly sold at 25 cents; Real French LAWNS and ORGANDIES, at 26 cents, formerly sold at 50 cents; Real French Chintz Colored ORGANDIES, at 121 ets., formerly sold at 25 cents; Lawn ROBES, at $1 50, formerly sold at $3; Lawn ROBES Double Skirts, at $3 and $4, formerly sold at $5 and $6; PINE APPLE CLOTH, at 181 cents, formerly sold at 37} cents; PINE APPLE ROBES, at $2, formerly sold at $5; Figured BAREGES, at 25 cents, formerly sold at 50 cents; Barege ROBES, at $3 and 94, formerly sold at $5 and $6; Barege ROBES, Double Skirts, at $7 and $8. formerly sold at $12 and $15; Bayadere DUCAL, at 12J cents, formerly sold at 25 cents; Barege DELAINE, at 12.1 cents, formerly sold at 25 cents. MANTILLAS, at 87 00, formerly sold at $12 00 S 6 6 00, " i" 1 000 66 666 009 6 Its 66 9 00 AND ALL THE LOWER PRICED ONES IN PROPORTION, Pantaloon Stuffs reduced 20 per cent, &c. ij % . 3 C ME I X 30E 1e Ladies' Extension HOOP S'-']RTS, 15 Springs, at $100; a ery fine Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEF, at $1 50 per dozen, worth $3 00; Hemstitched HAND. KERCHIEFS, at 82 50 per dozen, a New Lot of those SWISS BANDS, at 25 cents, worth 76 cens and $1 00. J.adies will find it to their advantage to make an early call, -as Gmods~ will be sold FAR BELOW THEIR VALUE. ONE PRICE ONLY. J. KAUFFER. - - Under Augusta Hotel, Augusta, Ga. Jane 29, 1859 tf 25 M. J. JONES, M. '., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C. NO. 171 NORTH SIDE BROAD STREET, Augusta Ho tel Block, Augusta, Georgia. Having purchased the Stock in trade of Mr. T. P. FOGARTY, and taken the above well mnown stand, (recently occupied by him,) the undersigned can offer, with confidence, to his ri-ends and the public,. both of the city and country, his Stock, as being of that extent, va ri'et and quality, entitling him to a liberal sh are of patronage. fle adaitions making, and those to he continue~d, will form ., comiplate assortment in the Wholssle. and Retail I.ine, consisting of DRUGS, MED)ICIN ES, CHEMICALS, PAINST, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS, ARTBST MATR8LS, F LUID S, WINDOW AND OTHER GLASS, D)ENTAL A N D S U R (G [C A L INSTRUMAENTB, PERFUMERY A FANCY ARTICLES. ALL WARRANTED OF THlE BEST AND PUREST QUALiTY, AND OFFERED AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT REASONABLE PRICES. The personal attention of the proprietor, with the aid of skillful and experienced a'sist ants, which has been procured, enables him to offer t: Physicians and Families the oppor niity '~f obtainiinz Prescriptions according to order, preparedl with the utmoost care, an in es so cnti tim te Praetiec of his Professioni to sneh of his friends, and the public, as may favor him with calls, which. may he made at the Drug Store durinig the day, mand till 9 o'elock, P. M., and after that. hour, at night, at his romomns Vited StateIi. Angusta, May 21, 1Q59 tf -2 GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND, Or Dennis' Alterative, FOg pURiFYING THE ALOOD -AND DISEASES OF THE LIVER. COPOSITO).-Jt contar in addition to Sarsaparilla, the hydro-alcoholie extract of ums Ieliight, WVhite Ash, Ci Beard, or Frinige-tree Chiumnanthus, Tincture of~ May Apple, If he Liver and Blood arc kc.' a healthy condition by the use of this Comnpounmd Sar saparilla, it will prove a great j. itive of sickness, and a great saving of expense of Feule coinplaits.-For 1> - lds, it is excellent in diseases arising from general Debility or at torpid state of the l.iver, 2aulh its occasional adds a blooming vigor to the com plexion. Ini Lucorrhea or Whites, it has been tried and found a useful and mavaluabule renm edv. It cheeks mnorbifle secretions-remOVes the cause of disease by cleaning the~ Blood of t'impurities and acts as a tonie to the system, For Chuldrenl.--Ths is the best spedicine tha-. ean he given, especially to thocse in a debilitated ttate of health, or troubled with worms. A few doacs givci to a child ;ben it first apears unwell has a powerful effect in preventing disease. It causes imerzased secretionI n, assag of the bile, purifies and itnvgorates the system, and preveants thie accumnulation ,f worms, h' keeping be child healthy. Its effect in pre.euting disenses of' ebildren makes it a valuable FA MILY MED)ICINE. Fort sle 1j Driggstt generally, 1%rie $1 per Bottle.. DR, DENNIS' STIMUI.ATING OR HOT BITTERS, OK DISPEPsIA IT WILL PROVE AN INVALJABDLE REMEDY. If food causes pain in the Stomach a dose taken immediately after meals, or as soon as the uneasy sensation is experienced, will relieve the pain and assist digestion. They are also an important remnedy for Females in complainuts arisng from colds. Dr. Dennis' Stimulating Liniment, OR, SOUT HERN PAIN-KiL LER, FOR 1REUMATIC PAINS PAINFUL INFLAMMATORY SWELLINGS, SPItAINS, SWELLED BREAST, PAIN IN THE BACK OR A COLD SENSATION IN THlE BACK, SORE THROAT, TOOTHACHE, &c. A MEDICENE MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD To THlE FARMER For Spasms, Cramp Colic, Spasmodic Cholera or Inflama tion of the Bowels, Lock Jaw, Chills, or for all sudden and dangerous attacks of' disease in which imme diate action is necessary. By diluting it with Syrup or sweetened water it may be made useful in a grat variety of diseases of a mild nature, as in Colds, Congh, Croup, Asthma, Pain in the Stomach or for Frr cs, mineMules, &c., this Tincture rarely fails to cure even-the worst casce of Colic. In Wounds, Bruises, Cuts, Galls;'Sores, &c., it prevents inflammation, and causea the sores to heal. NO PLANTER SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. Al te above Medicines are for sale in this Village by Drs. A. G.& T. J. TEAGUEI - 0 - E. PENN, Agent, 'uAS just I i- vtd and offers for sale, a most 1 IH BEAUTIFUL, LARGE AND DESIRABLE saaek of Spri1g and Summer ( TOODS! Hie Gandis hav been selected with great care in' the New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston Murkuts; and will be sold at prices.. that will not fail to give entire satisfaction. April 13 tf 14' JST OTICE.. * HE subseribor has just opened an entiro NEW STOCK of Goo4ts at his Old Stand, (the Brick Storc,) whieh he invites aUl to call and examine for thenelves. His stock osibraces every variety of DRESS GOODS. For Ladies' Wear I Among thom will be found Plain Black and'Fan. ey SILKS; Organdie s.ad Jaconet MUSLINB, new styles and paterns; Byadere Double Skirt and Side Stripe BB RAGES; English and American PRINTS; BRILLIANTES and GINGIIAMS; Plain, Swiss and Janonot MUSLINS; - Plain Striped and Checked Nainsook and Mull MUSLINS; Summer SHAWLS and MANTILLAS - Jaconet and Swiss EDGINGS,. COLLARS and SLEEVES; Fine BONNETS and BONNET RIBBONS; BOOTS. SHOES and GAITERS for en, Boys, Ladies and M3s.-. Bleached and Unbleached SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS . PILLOW CASE and SHEETINGS; LINENS and MARSEILLES for Men and Boy's wear; OSNABURGS, STRIPES and TICEINGS. GROCERIES HARBIARE ANl CRQEI, With evey variety usually kept in.a Dry Goods Store. SW' Please call and examine my Goods and Prices before trading elsewhere. B. C. BRYAN. Mar.30. tf 12 JUST IN SEASON. WE desire to call the attention of the Ladies to our LARGE STOCK OF*BEAUTIFUi Silks, Bareges, Tissues and Muslin s, yust in time for the season. They are pretty'and cheap. But dont take our word for it, come and see them. Several merchants of acknowledged taste have pronounced them to be in qualil, style and prioe, superior to similar goods purchaed within the last few weeks. Ladies, give us a call before making your Spring purchases. We can and will offer you INDUCE. MENTS TO BUY. pe- JIMMIE will be pleasedto show youthe many pretty things we have left, Whether you wish to buy or not. BLAND A BUTLER. - April 20, 1859 9tf 15 NEW GOODS! HE Undersigned, having formed a Partner Tship, would respectfully invite attention to thoir LARGE and VARIED Stock'of SPRIlG AlD SUM1MER GOODS, Which they are now receiving at the Store Room lately occupied by Messrs. BLa & BTLsn. Their Stock embraces a variety of LADIES DRESS GOODS, EANLLA& SON%~ A variety of Gooda, for MEN AND BOYS WEAR. A variety of Ladies and Misses heeled Gaiters, Bootees and Slippers. A variety of Men and Boys . A lot of .. CROCKERY. HA RDWARE & .JEWELRY. All of which the trading public .will do well to ezemine-before pu'rcbasing elsewhere. -They have engaged the services of Mr. Waresut, and will doe their utmnst to please every customer. LEWIS COLEMfAN, H. R. DEAN. Aipril 27 ti 16 25828 PRIZES I FIFTY TiHOUSAND TICKETS. MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIOKETS. Whole Tickets $10, Halves $5, Quarters $2,60. 1I8)R$IA 8TATE 10TTit, FoXr the bouenft of t.m ..-uthorized i63 ee~iil A.ct .f the Lag,Lutre. EINNEY & CO,, Managers, CAPITAL PRIZE $60,0004 TO BE DRAWN EACHl SATURDAY JN JUNE, 1859. [n the City of savannah, Georgia. Class 22. to be Drawn June 4, 1859. Class 23, tobe DraWn June 11. Class 24, to be Drawn June 18," Class 2b,to beDraWn June 20, " MAGNII~NT SCHEEME. t Prize of $80,004) i.....................$80,000 t - 20,000 i,..................... 20,000 " 10.000 it................. 10,000 t " 5.000 is..................... 5,000 S " 4,000 is......................4d,000 t " 3,000 iS........................ 3000 t " 2,OUO is...................... 2,000 S " 1,500 is.................. 1,500 " 1,100 ir..................... 1,100 5 Prizes of 1,000 are.................. 5,0o0 10 "a 600 are.................. 5,000 2 " 400 are................... 800o 2 " . 300 are................... 000o 2 - 200 are................... 400 50 " 150 are................... 7,500 100 ' uIo arc...................10o,000 101 " *: ,@.................... 9,600 t00 ~'' bo) ue-.................. 8,600 APri'OXLI. I ON PRIZES. Prli~sss ot ed:I Ap'2g L.--z:-ti.000 Prize are $800 " 1n' *i Ea 20.e000 " 800 I " _2 " 'a 10,000 " 500 - " lice : " i ,t0fl ' 400 U M 4,000 " 840 S 40 t " 8,000 a" 480 ea .99 te f 20 " ~ 4eo U 40 '' " 1,500 " 320 00 '' 20 .' " 190 " 8,000 50t'at 200,000 - 5,S28 Prize~s amounzting to..n........386,048 EaRTviUiArr. or PaciI.~axs will be sold at the ollowing rates, which is the risk : ertieate of Packagcs of 10 Wholo Tickets, $80 " " 1OHalf " 30 " " ' 10 Quarter " -15 a- 10 Eighth " 7.80 RDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, Enclose the money to our address for the tiekints rdered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded y first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending n any figure they may designate. The list of adrawn number.s and prizes ,will be ent to purchaseers immediately after the drawing. All communientiona strictly confidential. Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or xpress, to be directed to 3IcKINNEY & CO, SATANYAR, GA. June 1, 1859 17 21 State of South Cai'olina, EDGEFIEL~D DISTRICT, IN EQUIT Y. William P. Butler, et. a!. - Gny Brosuwater, Adm'ortf J' . *il/s 4c' lnry Christian, deceased.J B Y virtue of an order nmade by Chancellor.Iohn aton in the above stated case, Notice is hereby gL.en tao all and singular, the creditors of the said . Henry Christian, deceased, to present and prove their respective demands before. me In my Offee, on or before the first day of October next, on-pain f being precluded from the benefit of the decem. tl order of Court. A. SIMKINS, C.E.E.n. Commsioner's Offie, June 14, 1859 3m 2. FOR SALE.-Seven thousand :rery. hoise. white oak SPOKES, two years old, fror'the. savannah River Swamp. They will he sold in. lots to suit ay purchaser. Address - . Mi. WOQ&WAR. Nb..a a.R.Jana 9S'159~ . M a.