Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, November 16, 1859, Image 4

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J7& i. J. U AUGUSTA, GA., :o: 'Are now Prepared to Display, be fore their Customers, at their WHOLESALE A N D RETAIL RICH SILK ROBES, Of the very Latest Importations ; D=,E SS SI L K S. Of the Richest and most Approved Styles; DRESS SILKS; Sulid Colors, PIlAs, aucStriped ; 5-8, 0-8, 7-8, and 4-4 BLACK SILKS, of various styles and Prices; Very R i c h Black Silks, Bayadere Stripes, very Handsome: RTCE FIOURED CASHMERES AND DE L.iNES; S-..F tred Cashmeres and De Laines, for ren; ..ckj and Fancy Colored DE LAINES . . " '.' MERINOS; Rich 4-4 Real French PRINTS; British and Domestic PRI'NTS, at 61 Cents, and upwards; Swiss and Jaconet EDGLNGS and INSERT INGS; Swiss and Jaconet BANDS; Rich Embroidered COLLARS & SLEEVES; Rich Embroidered COLLARS & SLEEVE,-, in Setts; THREAD and other LACES; Plain, Hem-Stitched and Embroidered Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS; Second M.,urninr Linen Cambric HAND. KERCHIEFS: Secand Mourning COLLARS, &c. This would be the proper place for us to say we will sell uur Goods CHEAP, but, as our Customers have already found that out, and ate recommending their friends to us, we will only say-favor us with a Call. and you will rest satisfied that no one can leave our Store with empty hands, for want of good Goods, an Extensive Assortment, and Low Prices. LADMES' CLOAKS& SHAWLS Ladies' Silk Velet Shawls, Latest styes; Ladies' C l ot h Cloaks, Variots Colors-some Very Low Price; Stella Shawls; Together with various other Styles, from 50 Cents to Twenty Dollars; MOURNING AND SECOND MOURNING 1 AWV L S A t J. & A, J. SETZE's. MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR, FANCY CASSIMERES, Low Priced Black and Fancy Doeskin CAS SIMERES, SATINETTS, Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS, very low; SHIRT FRONTS AND COLLARS; 26, 30, 32, 34, 36 and "S Inch Black Italiar, s1IE CRAVATS; Half HOSE at 10 Cents and Upwards ; WOOL HOSE; MERINO SHIRTS, GLOVES in a great variety of styles, and GAUNTLETS; Low Priced and Fine SUSPENDERS; Flat, Bandana and Spittlefield Silk HAN DK'FS; Plain and Colored Bordered Linen Handkerchiefs, at J. & A. 3. SETZE'S. Flannels ! Real Welch FL ANNELS; Imitation" tSilk Warp and Saxony FLANNELS; Low Priced WVhite" " " n - - Super Red " Blue, Red. ami Grren" Plain and Twilled, at J, & A J. Setze's. BLANKETS ! 914, 10.4, and 124 Low Priced and Super Bed BLANKETS: A fe.w PRales of 9-4 Grey and White BLAN Ei-ETS, for Negroes, at J. & A. J. SETZE'8. TABLE AND PIANO COV ERS ! L.ow Priced and Sujnr Super Cloth TABLI COVERS: LOW Priced and Super Super Cloth PIANO CONERS; Flax and Wool Table COVERS, at 3. & A. J. 5ETZE'S. TABLE DIAPERS, NAPKINS, &C. - Low Priced TABLE CLOTH ; -' " Damask S.4l. 9- i, and 10-4 Low Priced and Super D'amask DIAPERS; Bird's-Eve and llussia DIAPE IIS; Damnaslh'NAPKINS; Dr.mask TOWELS, and Huckaback, and other TOWELING, at J. & A. J. 8ETZE'S. LADIES' Alexander, White, Black and Fancy Colore' KID GLOVES; Ladies' GAUNTLETS; Ladies Mi-rino and Silk VESTS, with or with out Sleeves ; Low Priced and Super Black Silk HOSE ; t " AL " " Cotton ' Baek Raw Silk HOSE ; lack Moravian IOSE; Misses' Cotton and Wool HOSE, at J. & A. 3. SETZE'S. DVMESTCSS 34 and 414 Bilechel:d & Uebleached SHEE T INGS; 124 Bleach'ed and Unbleached SHIEETITNGS, Best Maker.4; Marboro' STRIPES and PL AIDS ; P~aid LINSEYS, for Servan:ts: Low Priced and Fine Apron CHlECKS; Low Pricpd anti Superiine Bed TICKING ; Head IIANDKERCHIEFS, for Servants, at J. & A. J. SETZE'S. Augusta, Oct 17 6t 41 WOOLLEY TOWN BATS! 30ElN WOOEEI NEAR GRANITEVILLE,a. C. TESPECTFULLY annloufne0 to the citizens of R ,.th Carolina and theSouthat large,-tathe is now prepased to furnish OF EVERY STYE AID QUALIY, As well made, of as good materill .tnd on as rea sonable terms as can be found anf where in the Un Peons desiring further information will please address me at Granitevit, S. C. JvHN WOOLLEY. Jan.19. 1859 if 2 ?PLICATION-.w1il be inade at the next A Se.esion of the Leginlatutre to re-.Charear toe Ferry known as Mc~iary's Ferry, across Big .aIda gIerz, fors term of twenty-one years.. WPET1INGSIATINOS OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES CURTAINS, CORNICES, GIMPS, &c JAS G. BAILE & BRO., W OULD respectfully call the attention of purchasers to their stock of the following goods of their owo direct importation, viz: CARPETINGS, &c. Rich Medallion Carpet. new patterns; English Royal Velvet Carpets, new designs and rich n-olors; English Brussels, new styles, embracing all of the most desirable patterns manufac ured by John Crossley & Sons; New patterns three ply Carpeting; New styles ingrain Car peting; Crumb Cloths from 12-4 to 20-4; Druggets from 6-4 to Iti--4 wide; Mosaic, Velvet and Tufted Rugs, Stair Rods, &c. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS. Of the newest patterns and bc..st quality of Goods manufactured, from 3 to 24 feet wide, by ny length desired. A select stock of table Oil Cloths in Mahogany Rosewood, Chintz, &c. Carriage Oil Cloths, wholesale and retail, and remnants of fine Oil'loths, which will be sold 1'iw to carriage makers. WINDOW SHIADES, A large and choice assortment of Window Shades, at wholesale and retail, in Velvet, Gold Landscape, Vase, Flowers, &c., with trimmings, including Bailie's Patent Shade Fixtures. Dealers in Shades, in the country, will find it to their advantage to give us a call. CURTAINS, &c. A large and selected stock of Curtain Goods in Damask, Satin, DeLaine, Lace. and Musl'n Curtains, embracing the latest patterns and designs; Cornices in great variety ; Gimps, and everything connected with a large stock of Curtain Goods. 191ATTINGS, MATTS, &c. Cocoa, Mattings for counting houses and basement rooms, &c., 3-4, 4-4, 5-4, and 6-4 widths: Canton Mattings in 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 widths, in striped goods, chene, white and red cheek. 'Imported and American Door Matts, inside and outside Wool Matts, and Grass Matts,&c. VENETIAN OR STAIR CARPETING. A full stock of these goods in all widths manufactured. A liberal discoalut made to the furnishing of churches and places of public worship. Stair Linen and Stair Oil Colth in ,reat variety. Brooms, Brushes, &c., to all of which we would respectfully call the attention of our Edgefield friends, and all in want of any of the above Goods. *Eir Orders promptly attended to. JAS. G. BAILIE & BROTHER, New Carpet Store, 205 Broad St., Augusta, Ga., hear to Bank of Augusta; and JAS. G.-BAILIE, Charleston, S. C. Augusta, August 31, 1859 tt 34 PR. M. J. JONES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT THE OLD STAND OF N. J. FOGARTY & CO., UNDER THE A UG USTA J7 OTEL, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, IHAVE IN S'TORE And continue to receive a large and complete Assortment of PURE DRUGS AND MEDICITNES, PAINTS, OILS, IYE-STUFFS, GLASS, VARNISHES, INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS, COMPIUSING A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ENG LISH AND AMERICAN IIAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, AND COMBS, EXTRACTS. PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY SOAPS. &c., &c. DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS WHO PRIDE THEMSELVE.8 IN DALING IN PURE DRUGS A N D) MEDCINES, NAY RELY ON BEING SUILTED. Feeling confident that. I can furnish unv cuttorners with the best articles on reasonable terms, I respectfully solicit a call and erutnination of my stock before purchasing elsewhere. M. J1. JONES. Augusta, Nov. 9, 1859 tf 44 Nicholas -Daly, state of South Carolina, EDGEFILD DISTRICT, W"EKOLESA.L, &n RETA.IL IX C'OX.1ON PLEA.3 ~ l h I a ~ 1 C . M . Oray, Bearer, P) rg t a k e t AUGUSTA. (JEOltGfA. J"u W a*i*c~ TU HIE laintiff, in thec above stated ease, having T lE Sub~scribser, grateful for the vcry liberal hisi day filed his Deelaration in my office,'and .patronage he hia always rec-eivedt from the the Defendtant ha:ving~ neither wife nor Attorney t'ople of Edjrefield Dieh:riet, wonhslt informn them known to, reside within the initsif of this State, on :at he has MOVED1 H IS Bl:SINESS to, the wrell whom cois fsnid dclahrationi with rules to plead, :now~in t!IRNER' STOi1E, ahore tire GtLOI's c.mhn Iserved: ou motion of Mr. Addaieon. Plain IO0TEL~, (the late stumat oaf M,:s.:r.. ]iawzon A' titi' Attorney, ordered, Tihnt saidl Defendant ap ikiner,) and has now on hand abou~it pI-a l asind plead to sid D.:elnrastion, withisn a year 7 000 au,. a tiy I psm the date. hereof, or final and abso 7,000 Pairs 4.mnt mll eivuit jie. l0lllu,leId .f11111.i901 .9'O0-all, Clr'Itie NTO : . . li5AC~ON, c. c. 1-. .neto order aund warranted not t., r'o, which he. ..... _____ propuscs to sull at a LOWER~ PIi than they State of South Carolina, can be hid this uidle of Dostin. EDGEFIELI) DISTRICT, The Ladies' Depadmen~:t ,XEQ UITr. Will ibe found full .if the L ATEST andl UEST , ~uawie an liWI To account STYLES, which wilt also be s..-d aLt reducaed -ii'. .--A lur::e Stook of IIEMLOCK and OAK .4: tOrinnd IFor relief. ANNED SOLE L5EATIIERt, Nips 'st-l RunFe ls'HilExr.J IPE II L EA TIIEt. iported 'A t. PE iN:. , o myatitecion. that Johno liill, t. die., a lways on ha tal ," i' --I 1w o.~lztI nf thea: t'endlats in the a hosve-st~saeael e in*.aI I../. ',.. -o:ii froma ail resid.:s b~eyutnd the limits .f 1 CII . ---: , .. -. Sta: la is -.d-:ed. that he do :sppea~r, amil Auiga.ata, *1ic tt j.f. ' .z-a awer or dlesinur ts this till, witin tars e - . . aosnr- m~tsm the publdient m i heo-fi ; r sa:1defrtult hiin.A. SIM KINS, e.z.a.ms. I eUIUIuii. Oct. 23. 185i9 3m. 42. AT WH0LESALE AND RTAIL. S tt of South Carolina, ED)GEFI ELI) DISTRICT, ~ ~.A~'~' InY W. F. DURLISOE, Esq., Ordininry of Edge. field District. - 0 - 1 ."her.*s, Nancy Rtearden bath applied to me Ifur Le.tters of .tahninijfail. an all and singu G .EO. W. i~iii~iItar, the go-aids andi elsattlws, righmtn tal ceedits sef AUGUSTA CiA..John A. Rte-rdena late of ihe bisttizt afsmrsanid, deceased. HAS now in Store the LA RGESTr and MOST The.-e aLre, t-heref.sre, to cite and admosnish sill SEL ECT SSORTMENT f thoods in his andI singular. the kindred uind creditoars of the said :.o in the City. consisting in part of-- deceasel, to be and appear before me, at our next Gects' Muleskin, Cassere, Freneh-fetlt, Ilun- Ordinasry's Court fur the so-id District, to lie hidden -ariant amnd Lndger MlATS, bleekh unsd fan,-y colors, at Esdgefield C. HI., on the 19th dgty of Nov. inst., *Chsth, Silk-Yelvet, 1%mnh andi Cassimere CAlPS; ito eiiow cause, if iany, why the snid adminsstration Youths and Childrens P'ahta noda Vasagy ItATS should not be granted-r. ndf CA PS, everv variety of late and es;:&:4 Given unider moy hiandi and seal, this 8th dray of ivl-' 'f ini thae year o~f siur Lord one thaousandl eight Mes and Boyus Ledger and Plaintati-u WOO L hui:.kadt jmi tift~y-nine, and ini the 84th year of I ATS-strong-good--cheap. A tueridiat Inttupendenee. UtMBRtELLAS of all grades, at low priet.. . W- .DRSEoEn pe--Mgrchants and Pianaters wil suve umoy ,purfhingmi of GEO. W.* FERRY, Surveying! Survyfing! MaAl aipidn , 24 :t. . IE Subscriber wouuld respecctfully notify the Oet3 tj publi that lhe lhs b~een commiissioned DEP .... UTY SURYEYO1ltfor theuStt,andis now ready toC .irv ey. IIE.T A. D 3~t - . Hei fee'is t:.,anriarnn. hsavinag been thoroughly edu C a smentd in all it guiii~s5 'laneg of Surveyin~g in IF' ~~ U ~ B u the itadel As'asdemy, and burae'tajgIht iJ. im-I self, both thieoretically and praictically fo a nup MA CHlNE & GENEAL. M ANUF ACTIJ'NG thc-e* wh.: may favsr him with their work. t i - i: '.pne, hv rompt and strict attention this S H P ..sfs..,;n.I, 'rece-t a bral sare set patniamge. ---....- - ;..& Addres, Rtichardlsoneille, p. 0., 5. ('. . IIOPKINS & CO., Proprietor. S p. le .,nii ROK AUGU~t .' A . a Harpvr", grry Insurrection. HAVrNG the most extensive faeihi.s wrh i . SHOP TOOLS and P' A T T~ E1 N S in the I v .~ ~ i uoutry, we are niow ready ant will i.e tankf hul : I-.o h t o uy yby$B for all orders for Gold Mines. Mils, Gin thcuni;:;, DI R lie i s ii thut :Mear ofl aut y beea. DOiche owermBs, ugals Cn:.o shje M.he, ora~ i i:a, coppei- coloar, st-ant, built, weighs about 150, Power, Sutigr Mille, Cook, rr a rshr, ; tl~es long Step, wheni he walks; he is a Carpenter Fana, STing Puorky. In okc, aPyarile i Iron, hv triate. ~ pnreha'sd him nt. the sale of the lates Sras, Tor Wor. AlInratay ricei Ilin. P. S. 1trs.oks. 1ie was p~urchsaed Iby Wf f' Uraso Woo. A MURP11Y, Suph'f. from Mr. L~am;r, C~ ne ~i tc fil. I sug., Augnata, April 1t, I~e59. ly 14 I e~ 1 lurking m the neighhdod .of tfj or Jier. h s ..-. -. -.---.---. --.. .--.- I will t--y thme abiv e reward tea any perpocp whs (1C A R D wi""""el "" ""ai " "'ibtone, oi fasr li--afsi lodge *ment in jail. A. J1. CO.LE.MA N. TO THLE PLANTEMR OF EDGFIELD Colemnan's X Ronds, Nov. 2. 1859. Sie 43 -N) T HE SUVRROUNDINGi DISThICTS. i TIT CE.--Appliationl will h~e imade at the .n..___next Legislature for the Charter sf n Pubbec S the price of Stosrenge on . ttszn hiss ad- ttisln raunning froze thme Fury's Ferry Rosari. near A v-eined in thais town-o25 cents per Bale for Jas. M. HIarrissn's. to intersect a brasnch of Five the first month. we hare coinvertedl inito :n COT TON Note~h Rsoad near the residence of J. L. A ddison, WAREHOUSE, the .Store' and adjacciit premniscs Esq. Anig 17 3mn 32 frmerly orenpied by us. We will store Cottons at ) -- - - 124 cents per monssth, aor 50 cents by the yetar. We - TNAL NOTICE --All pecrsais indehteud, solicit iki 4tronage of our friends anid this- plant.L either by notse or account, to the Estate of! es general1S. HI. & N. E. SOLOMON. Jlraes Attawsy, sdeceased, are requested to cumo '..... forward anal make psaymenst: anid Ui having claims Hfaving undertaken flia mnaanrzga t of the against saisd Estate will present them properly at COTTON WARtEHO.U.E of~ Meirrh 9 j'. .;. teseted, by thme 24th day of .December next, as on SoooS, I rcspectfully toicit'a Ahare'of the pitt'. tha;t M a nal settlee isT deie. Y xt roange of mny friends and the public gnerly H "~l ATTAIPAY, Ex'or. u..a..- . 7. 5 9 ma t Z6 Ot2G .s ' l4. For Sheriff 6EWIS COVAR, I H. BOULWARE, WM. QUATTLEBUM, I LEWIS JONES, For Clerk S. HARRISON, ROBERT D. BRYAN, WM. L. STEVENS, JACKSON COVAR, JAMES SPANN, F. M. NICHOLAS, For Tax Collector. IL W. LYLES, J|CHARLES CARTER, -CHAS. M. MAY. JOHN C. LOVELESS, T. J. WHITAKER, STARLING TURNER, THEOPHILUS DEAN, For Ordinary. T.-P. ABNEY, W. P. DURISOR, D. L. TURNER. DAVID BODIE, PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. lE undersigned have this day formed a Part XLnership for the PRACTICE OF LAW AND EQUITY, under the name and style of LANDU3 k Moone. G. W. LANDRUM; J. P. MOORE. Edgefield 0. H., Jan. 13. tf 2 HENRY T. WRIGHT, .& T T O N'T A T L A.W AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. Office nearly opposite the "Saluda House." Edgefield C. H., Oct It, 3m 41 LEG.2J NQTICE.. SIE Co-parttiership heretofore existing between Mr. WRIGHT and myself in the practice of aw and Equity has long since been dissolved by ts innitati-n. Mr. WRIGHT will assist in the ettlement f any outstanding business of the late irm. THOMAS P. MAGRATH, Attorney at Law. Oct 1:1 tf 40 LEGAL NOTICE. AVING associated LOUDON BUTLER, Esq., with me in the practice of the Law, the bu inesa of my Office will hereafter be conducted in the name of MAGRATH & BUTLER. THOMAS P. MAGRATH, 4torney at Law. Oct 12t ' 40 1V.EDI..L C.A.BD. DRS. A. G. & T. J. TEAGUE, B EG leave to inform their friends that they have associated themselves in the practice of Med! ine in its different branches, as well as continue their copartnership in the sale of Drugs, &c. 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, 1859 tf' 15 DENTISTRY, D J B COURTNEY will prompt D11ly perform all work in the line of Dentistry that may be entrusted to him. He will take pleasure in waiting on thoste desiring his services at their residenee if they will notify him through the office at -Edgefleld C. H. He will be at the Village Sale days and Court weeks. Oct. 3rd ly 39 DENTISTR7Y D R. H. PARKER, can generally be found at the Office formerly occupied by G. D. Tillman, Esq., and will be sure to be there during Sale-day week. March 2, 1859 tf 8 FINE PIANOS, MU IC, &c., &c. T HE subscriber, after returning thanks to their friends in Edgefield and adjoining Districts, for their liberal patronage during the last ten yeare, would inform them that they still continue to keep on hand a largo assortment of PIANO FORTES from the celpbrated manufactories of Raven Bacor & Co., j9ejtgan Bros., andI A. H. Gale & Co., Neu York, for whom they arc .cale Agents. These In. strumonts having already won such far-famed ee lerity, it is only necessary for us to repeat that for eregth, durability and finish, together with poscer, depth, .ueeees and softnene of tone, they challengs competition. Persons yanting a Supcrior Piano Forte, wopld do mmcll better to call and soiloeekom a large assort'ment, than by dealing with Pedlark and agents of inferior makers, where they have no choice, and have often to pay higher prices for in ferior Instruments, than fine ones of superior makers ca:r. be bought for. Every Piano Forte'sold by us is warranted in every rospeet, so thbe purchaser runs no risk what ever. Persons ordering from a distance from us an depend upon getting a GOOD ARTICLE, as we make it a point to keep goods of the heat quality and such as we can recommend and warrant in very respect. Their' STOCK OF MIUSIC' is very large, and they arc constantly receiving all new pieces as they aro published. GUIT AR an~d VIOLIN STRINGS of the the best quality always on- hand. They would also call attention to their large stock of Scho0l andl MiJscelaneolns Books, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, and other articles. Also, atlways on hand thp larg est assortmecnt in the State, of GUITARS, ACCORDEONS, VIOLINS, FLUTES FLAGEOLETS, VIOLIN BOWS. &..~nnd every article of Musienl Merchandise. Carhiart's andi Needham's and Prince's celebrated ME LOD EONS. Accordeons and Violins Repaired in the best wann.er. All of the aliore articles suold at low prices foi JASI) or City3.ceptances by GEO. A. OATES & BRIOTHER, IIIR 0. AL'-S7T., Auny ,a, Gia.. [lk~tween United States andt Globe Hotels.) April 7, 1.S9, tf 13 NO. 151 BROAI) STREET, NE DOEa BELOW TIlE alECilNIC'S BANii At the welt known Stand so long occupied by the late Mr. B. F. Curaw. DEALERS IN DOMESTIC HIARDWARE, TIN WA'ERE, AN'D 11US$ TKEEPING ARTICLES, Stoves, Grates and Ranges, Tin Plate, TINNERS' MACHINES AND TOOLS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE Hlydrants, Pumps, Block Tin, LEA D, COPPER, .tn GALVANIZED IRON PIPE. IPlated andt Planuishued Ware!I Our stock of COOKING STOVES is very com plete, embracing all the popular Styles now in use, and representing no less than 18 different. plattern', among themi the VIOTOR STOVE, Manufactureri in Augusta, and the Celebrated STEWART STOVE!I Angusta,. A ug. 24, t MJ tf 33 HORTICULTURAL ! FRUITMAND NURSERiES, AUGUSTA, GA. W ~offer to the public this season, a VERY hA RGE and CHOICE collection of South ela raise:l Frllit and Oriiamental Trees, GRAPE VINES, &c. Qur gtak is large end the Trees well grown. ~ud awe o~ %gi up fiipeg which will compare favorably with thoseo of any Northern grower. A descriptive Ciatalogue will lie mailed free to all n pplicutd. Personi desirone of petting out Fruit Trees the coming season will findi it greatly to their adlvan tago by purchasing Southsern raised Trees, in preference to Northern, as being batter adaepted to this climate, and the varieties having mostly been originated South. Address P. T. PIERCKMANS A CO. Augusta, Aug 1 ' 6m30 DIMINISTRATORS' N OT IC E--AII A persons having demands against the Estate of David Seigler, dleensed,. are regnsted to pre sent them to the undersigned imnmediately. -duly. attested: and all those indebted to saId Estate, ar requested to make payment forthwith. JOHN C. LANIRL TANE ESE[GLRR ; Adn'rs'j VWrNG MACHINES! Grover & Baker's S decidedly better for Family use than any man Lifacture.. One rery desirable feature in these mproved Macbines, is, that when compared with i others, th'ey are noiseless. Diagrams prove the uperiorty, strength and elasticity of the stitch, .nd the following testimonials prove the perfect daptation of the Machine for family and planta ion work. EDGPIizLD DiSTIeT, S. C., July, 1859. The undersigned having had a Grover A Baker ewlng Machine, purehased of M. A. RANsoV, in too in our families for some time past, take pleas ire in. giving our testimony -to its complete adap :aton for amily and .plantation. work, making a ioam of great etrength and eluaicity, is very saim Ale, easily learned and kept in order, and running iith so little noise as not to interfere with conver iation, if carried on in an ordinary tone of voico in -lose proximity to the machine. We regard these Wachines as among the roatest labor-saving in rentions of the age. Signed, r. W. STOKES, GEO. McD. WEVER, . J. CREIGIHTON, I B. F. MAYS, rHos. KERNAGHAN,; JAS. L. MATHIS, W M. HILL, SAM'L. J. BOYCE, IDNEY-S. BOYC% WM. SPIRES, B; J. RYAN, A. M. BENSON, OHN A.-ADDISO?' , LUCIUS L. HALL, ri. D. MIMS, E. T. HAMILTON, LIJAH WATSON, Sr.; JOEL-CURRY, AS. S. HARRISO.N, ROBERT J. BUTLER, k. J. HAMMOND, SAM'L E. BOWERS. DHAS. HAMMOND, Copy of a Letter received from Rev. D. D. Brunson. DuyvoTsSVLL, April 26th, 1859. Ma. M. A. Rason-...ear Vir: The Grover & Baker Sewing Machineo whiel I purchased of you lat winter, has given entire atiafaction. I have een many favorable notices published about these Machines, and from our e.rpricence, we beliove them all without exageration. Doubtles, when more generally known, they will be in general use, td accomplish what Hon. Mr. Banks says, "work as great a change in families, as railways have in communities and States." Respee fully, yours, . D . D. BRUNSON. Extract of a Letter from W. H. Norris. REcz, S. C., May 2nd, 1659. MR. M. A. RAssou-Dear Sir: I cheerfully as sure you that we are well pleased with the Grover & Baker Machine. My wife would not he without it for twice its cost. W. H. NORRIS. REv. T. F. WILLIAMS, of ti1 Dietrict, writes thus, Mn. M. A. R assox-Dear Sir: I am pleased to say that the Grover & Baker Maebine bought of you, works as well as I could desire. . My wire finds no trouble in working it. Before purchasing, I examined other Machines, but did not like the titch near ae ,cell as that made by the Grover & Baker. With my knowledge of these'AMachines, nd what I hear from others, I am thuroughly convinced that no Machine can favorably compare with them for family use. T. F. WILLIAMS. Machines delivered and instructions given in their use, free of charge, in any part of Edgedeld District. Should any Machine not perform well, [ will excbange it for one wbiih will do good work. All sales at manufacturers prices, with the addi. tion of freight. M. A. RANSOM, Agent, of the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co. Hamburg, Aug. 3, 1859 tf )o . ROCERIES ! FLEMING &ROWLAND .AUGUSTA, GA., A RE offering for sale on LOW TERMS a large stock of GROCERIES consisting in part of 100 Bags Choice RIO COFFEE ; 25 " " JAVA do; 10 Hha. " N. 0. SUGAR ; 50 BibIs. " Clarified SUGARS; 20 " " Crushed and Powdered ; 50 Bales Heavy Gunny BAGGING; 300 Colis ROPE ; 50 Hhds. Choice BACON SIDES; 250 Kegs NAILS; 50 Bbls. N. 0. SYRUP: 20 Hhds. Cuba MOL ASSE~S. ALSO Candles, Teas, Pepper, Spice, Oinger, Powder, Shot, Bales Yarn, Flour, Tobacco, &c., &c. To all of which they invite the attention of their friends. Mr. GEO. ROBINSON, of Hamburg, will be found at the above House, and will be p~leased to .'ee his friends from Edgefield & Ahhievillu Disetric ts. Also--Agents for the salo of Richmond Fac tory WOOLENS, STRIPES and OSNABUROS. Augusta, Oct 12 :1m 4t0 In Store and Arriving. J AVA, Laguira, and Rio COFFE ES; A. B. C. Crushed and Brown SUG A RS; Best quality N. 0. and Muscovadlo MOhASSES: Heavy Gunny ad -45 inch Dundee IIAGGIN ; Strng Green Leaf and Spun ROPE. For sale by H k N. E, S0LOM!ON, Seamless Sacks SALT. freA .from Churleuton ; Bacon SIDES, SHOULDERS and Leaf LARD); Superfine and Extra Family FLOUR: Fine Chewing TOBACCO and CIGA RS; Snglish Breakfast, Gunpowder and Hlysun TEAS, to which we eatl particular attention. For sale byL&N.E.SLM N Heavy OSNABURtGS, SHIIRTING and YA RNS: BROGANS, SHOES, GAITERS and 1100TS, at extremely I.uw prices. 1000 pairs W~hite and Blue BLANKETS; Planters buying by the Bale will do well to call at H. & N. E. SOLOMON. Gibson's Old Rye, X.. XX, XXX, XXXX, WITS KEYS; Bourbon County Rye WHISKEY ; Corn WHISKEY, distilled in this Country ; Imported BRANDY, GIN, RLUM and Sherry WINE; Imported Madeira and Port WINES. For sale by H. k N. E, SOLOMON. A complete assortment of Mexican, Texan and English SADDLES; Carriage, Buaggv. Gig and. Waggon lA RNESS : BRIDLES, MARTINGJALES, Martingalo COL LARS; Led LINES, Plough BRIDLES and BITS; Carriage, Buggy and Wagon WHIPS, at Manu facturers prices. For ale by' H. & N. E. SOLOMON. Swed IRON for Plows, Tircs, &c.. &c. Cottage And Teaster B3EDSTEADS and CHAIR S; Harness, Up~per and Sole L1EATHER ; Childrens G IG S and CAR RIAG E8, very low ; Train and' Linseed 01..; TURPENTINE and. WIITEL EAD. For sale ly H. & N. E. SOLOPION. Hamburg, Sept. 7, 1959 tf 3 D'ANTIGNAC & IIUBBARD, Iholesale n J Retail Dealers in S UG A RS, C OFFE E, T EA S, WINES, MRANDIES, BAGGING, ROPE, POWDER, SHOT, LEAD GROCERIESof EVERY DESCRIPTION. S0. 292 LBR OA D-ST., A UGUSTAi, G A. Jan.1I. tf 2 Jennett for Sale, offer f.or sale a good JSNNETT, rif pnui forts an eimsize, and an exce'l'ttgeogc~ir, Iief offspring arc almost invariably of the male liina. She is now In foal by a fine .rnck. I will sell a ~argain. Address, Dyson's Mills, S. C. L. E. HOLLOWAY. July 20. 1.R59 tl 28 .Notice, A LL persons indcbtedl to the subscribers are earnestly urged to nmko paymnent, that we may discharge our own linblilities and close up our partnership. All business of the Firm unsettled by the first of January n.e~t, will Ibe placed in the hands of an Att.rny without discrimination. BLAND &k BUTLER. nat.2f 386 i 3 TO TllE LADIES OF EDGEFIED AN0 YIINIT! DRYGOODS! SAMUEL DICKEY, (Late of the Firm of DICEEY & PHIBBS, and at the Store formerly occupied by them.) Will Open about the 4th of October, one of the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF DRY'G00DS EVER OPENED IN AUSUSTA. PARTICULAR ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE FANCY DRESS GOODS, SILKS, AN SHAWL DEPARTMENTS, Which will be the Largest ever Opened in any House South of Baltimore. Every Article having been Bought within the last THIRTY DAYS, there is no Old Stock, so that the Ladies of Edgefield and vicin ity can make Selections from an ENTIRE NEW STOME. All Goods marked in Plain Figures, from which no Deviation will be made. 279, Broad Street, Augusta Ca., NEXT TO BONES, BROWN & CO. Augusta, Oct. 5, 18590f3 MILLER & WARREN, AUGUSTA, GA., CORNER OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL, Would respectfully call the attention of their friends and customcr to their RICH and EXTESITB ASSORTMENT of NEW AND ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER Di Rwi YCJ A 0_ 0 D S OF THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS Augusta, Oct. 5,1859 2m 39 EEGO 80DS& BAEKTS WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF Such as George S-hley's Plains. warranted all wool; Virginia atnd North Carolina Goods, a very superior muako; also, Heavy White and Colored Blankets, to which we invite the attention of Planters, as suring thenm they will be sold at the smallest advance on cost prices. MILLER & WARREN, Augusta, Ga. Augusta, Oct. 5 1859 2m .39 (Successors to Clarke & Royal.) DEA LERS IN 233 BROAD STREET, Augusta, Georgia, We would respectfully return our thanks to the Citizens of Edge field for the very liberal patronage which they have be~stowedl on1 us, and would solicit a continuance of their favours. Weo will uis every exertion to give satisfaction to those who will favor us with a call. Our Goods are all made to order by the best Manuficturers. OUR STOCK OF NEGRO WIlLL BE VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE. WM. S. ROYAL, ALBERT HATCH. An.;usin, Oct. 5, 18.59 if39 CARPETS At Lower Prices than ever Offered! We have just received a NEW on~d FR ESH Stock of CARPETS, imported direct from Europe, togethier with all the first manufactories in I l.ie counitry, which we are selb ng atL NEW~ YLTM WHOLE$ALE 'PMi1ES! OIL CLOTHS, N ALL WJDTTHS, cut to fit any size Roomi or Entry in one p~c RUGS, DOOR MATS, STAIR RODS In ~Every Vrariety. SHADES, CORNICES, PINS, BANDS AND LOOPS, The largest Stock ~ee offered. WCARPETS and OIL (CLO111S eut and put down by comn petent workmen, and guaranteed to give satisfactioni.. 2W (all anat judge for yourselves before purchasing elsewhiere. C. A. PL A TT & CO., BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. Teas! Teas! Teas! Teas! Light for Everybody! PODR n MPRALBA. ES o7S.loex! .el f r CAS H. ilamburg, OLt 12, 1859 e 40 May 13 Uf1 DRY GOODS! ---:0: ROBERT ADGER & CO. 209 and 211, KING STREET, CoREza or MAnaT, Oh.arleston. B. 0. ---:0:--- - WE invito attention to our Extensive Stock of GOODS, suitable for Family and Plantation purposes, comprising Rich Dress Silks; Rich Silk Robes; SILK ROBES and plain SILKS for Evening Dresses; Embroidered and Tulle ROBES, for Evening Dresses; Plain Black SILKS, best Goods; Plain and Printed DELAINES; Plain and Plaid POPLINS; French CHINTZS, best English PRINTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS. SHAWLS; Ladies, Misses and Childrens HOOPED SKIRTS; CLOTHS and CASSIMERES; FLANNELS of every variety; Richardson's LINENS; Bed BLANKETS. TICKINGS. PLANTATION GOODSa. BLANKETS; PLAINS and KERSEYS; Brown and Bleached SEET. INGS and SHIRTINGS; PNLid JIO.MESPUNS; Plain and Striped OSNABURGS. We would respectfully inform our friends and ,he publie generilly, thot we keep at all times one Uf the LARGEST STOCKS -o be found in the Southern Country, and cons lently invite an examination of it, both as regards ityles.and Price?. ROBERT ADGER & CO. Charleston, Oct. 26, 1859 3m 42 SHARLES D. CARR&Co TAILORS AND FURNISHERS, 30 Broad Street, Charleston. - :o: 1 IVING received their Fall supply of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, are prepared to ex. -ite orders with taste and promptness. - They have also on hand a full and varied assort. nentof :FURNISING GOO'DS, such as Scarfs, Ties. Stocks, Robes de Chambres Smoking Jackets, Buck Gloves and Gaunt. lets, English and French Silk Um brellas, and Jouvin's Paris Kid Gloves. All (oods marked in plahfigures, and a dis :ount of ten per cent'madq for eash. Charleston, Oct. 3, 1859 tf 40 McCARTER & DAWSON, i10ko1e0s: le Booksellers and Stationers! .CKA.RL'ESTON, S.CO. A complete assortment of Law, Medical, School tand Miscellaneous BOOKS, together with nauk Books, Paper and Stationery, of every do icription, kept constantly on band and offered at :e lowest prices for Cash or approved Credit. McCarter & Dawon, are the Publiehers if the South Carolina Law and Equity Reports. Charleston, Sept. 7, 1859. 6M 33 LIGHT for the SUFFERING MILLIONS1! DR, MARTIN'S GREAT REMEDY! A CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPIION .i mI all Lung Diseeno-.Sheortuces of Breath--Dys ,in and Dyweutfr- IWonet cases of Croup and Cholie. &q., &-c., Sc. TilIS medicine is putrely vegetable, being com iposed entirely of best Rye Spirits and West iudiA Gtu's, and other Exiracts which are healing to the Lungs. p It is a :aost pieasaut. drink. .y- One btottle should be carried by every man, v.au or child traLveling to usix with the water. ypr'Price One Dl~ular -Per Botte. ~'For sale by R. L.G ENTRY. Agent, at Sib ley's Cornier, with Messrs. H. & N. E. Solomon, where I always will be found with a large supply *'f the above VALVunDLs PROERTaY. Also, I ate always in the market (at Siblse' Cor-. ner,) for purchasingcotton, and will pay thehighest market price for fine cottons. For the above medicine, npp'y to R. L. GENTRY, Agent. Hamburg, Jan. 25, 1859. ly -3 DE. CULLiN'S LUER). For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Jaw, tick Head Ache, (if nervous) -and in fact for all nervous pains, it is loyraluable; try it, all you un ?'ortutnate nervous pain sufferers. If it stop sick Head Ache in twenty minutes. do not be alarmed. Price, Al per Bottle. For sale by R. L. GENTIEY, Ag't. Hambhurg. S. C.. July 13i, 1859 tf 27 SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR, NEVER DEBILITATES. IT is compoundled entirely fk-ous Gus, end has becomi~e an establishedl fact, a Standard Medicine, ..nownl andl appr.'vedl by~ * aihtaesdtaeI -inw resorted to' with con- .Mf'ec'nal hdese f.'r winch it is recom-: .omdd It has euredi thousuntds E ihntels w er who' hna.i given tup ali' g h.eorie~sbtu nerout, unnoliclted cer~jdicacinnypssin .ho w. '! ' hdsentelp ed to the temtperament; __o h niliitkn :t, and uted tinsuch qutan.*-: liis st-atgnio :1w Dowels. . et dcstaf eu jdgemntt guide you in: h s fteLV: tNV1;~Iuit A TON , 2 n twllcr ~e Complainlta,BIiJ5ta. Atck,:spp Charonic Diarrhara, Iunm lt plants.D) sentery. ~I eaSn Stomnehcl, labitnal ~ esieenCst Ic, chaolerat. Chole.I- jr ruhlr infantuain. Fluatu- ln. anie Femnale Wecakness- n ndmyb ue ie cesfuliy us nna Ordina- g yFml ei clne. It wileurslCK I ~DCE a ibhousanads can testify,) in R wnymiue, two or three Tea. y pofl r ac ena at coentcemlet of atc. All who use it are giigter etmn al ta hv u iitndi PriceOneDcelr pn altltede.-e PureVegtabe Etra t andiviu upking The Famiy Catha ties aLs toac gentl butnc liv Calnril whchthe prpeto baa useti~ of pu wit luvelon taci th; tPLe u aeno the aLI': inducd tnt~tplcetle nd iti ere oll.e has wih ue efrene o lthnWell Jsabnide eac, been ~utti'euaiedtree a nday bte pused sg. alienarycaal cu ae gwdeny safue Itl neS, ~ls i te ak anLs tak, costvenesiPin: gdther t en Ste favole !e s. rmsudnod.wtc Tlhes lGORC5,tATOR, !AchD orweALLOW Prihead l On Dollare otl~e. -e, .tal~-ALSO- dlts ThLiA v AES, IAviragt, and Faily ee - The aiCtartic PilsacrtileL Drugiaigentrly, but se ivei Cahartie whyc the-aei nroprheto ar usewt,. The constantnyfincr ur- eand I'romr uhose STreceivet an dfferen asortions of MthbwLs. ThefPALY CA, -4 HARTIC Po a. han. wth de retrece toass tistll esl shed Fac, Cbeen compue frm ash aend wil the necessrily 'etbled tosl hic cth ske ts Thirt day imehigntar canredi a wil giv n. a l cAs, w h A Yar COFI.NSeded Auguta pri ce'. ngemmen WOO COFFIStomade, to'suit the oe, Potnt in ulthy ad prc.p Lis CostncE-I. hereby give toalt'erestoer ithey wOhfice bo th Esat fr.,m7 ande'cl,h desedt f ot Fid. th e r th yoecb er thext Alhe credlliton- fh aimatoryeaseare R heumnytoie ta,t re~t theirclier o tht dayo in do om. icsst hc ehier o numeous o m nr An EYhi avrtisemento. Doset, 1 3