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THE ADVERTISER. JAS. T. BACON, Editor. Our Club Rates. Wo are now furnishing the ADVERTISER to Clubs at the following very low rates: Two Copies one Your, $5.50. Five Copies one Year, 12.50. Ton Copies one Year, 22.50 Twenty Copies one Year, 40.00. No Clubs received for a less period than ene yoar,-and in all cases the Cash will be required in advance. The names of tho entire Club mus be sent at ono time. Executive Clemency. We are pleased to announco that old Mr. AN DREW MOYER, tried at tho June terni of Court for the murder of JOHN AUTRKY, found guilty of | manslaughter, and sentenced to two years impris onment in the Penitentiary, has, upon a petition from many of our best citizens, endorsed by the presiding Judge, been pardoned by Gov. SCOTT. On Thursday last ho was released from Jail and returned lo his family. The Hot Supper and Tableaux. The Hot Supper and Tableaux of the Methodist Ladies will take place, ns before nnnoupced, on rf"riday evening next, in the Masonic Hall. Do not forget the fact, nor tho object. The tablcnux will begin at 8 o'clock precisely. Price of admis sion, to both Supper and Tableaux, $1.0?. Chil dren under twelve years of agc, 50cts. Appointment by Gov. Scott. - Gea. O. H. HART, of this, town, has been ap pointed a Mwgia-cr?rt byT GOT. (JctrrT-?S pro pared to discharge all Magisterial business with fidelity and dispatch. Gen. II. fills the place a" Magistrate recently occupied by S. HARRISON, Esq., who in May last was removed so unceremoniously and unjustly by Gov. SCOTT,-more for the gratification of petty spleen than the good of law and order. Gen. HART, however, had no agency in this ignoble and dirty work. The malicious lies of a certain con :emptible scalawag, to whom Gov. SCOTT appa rently delights to givo unbounded credit, had heir wonted effect, and forthwith tho cries of | arty animosity and personal vindictiveness were ppessed by the removal of a gentleman who had idefivored to discharge the trust reposed in him ?nestly and justly to all parties. An Ugly Piece of Business. On the night of the 25th of May last, after the ic'ion for Coroner at Pleasant Lane, a negro in, named Reuben Sinyly? living on tho planta . o of RANSOM TIMMERMAN, Esq., was very se .i\y beaten by parties still unknown. On Jnesdoy last, this negro died. A Coroner's uost was held upon tho body, by LUMUEL Cott -, Esq., and tho verdict rendered, was, if we take not, that tho deceased came to his death a thc effects of tho beating received on the i of May. Several gentlemen of tho Pleasant e neighborhood arc being implicated, by tba irts of negroes, in thu affair; but as yet no ? ts have been made. N O Be Joyful! Very Joyful! ir " the Scout" still lives ! Seoin our adver g columns where he announces thc fact1 i Yes, " Gie Scout''.still L'ves, and ' . ? ?nsefl Coolia'' T m SS*? sm : ........ lowe rt i tn prav / one. ' .;. ncrit, their sole object?, placa and plunder. This is thc plain uuvurn?ked truth; ?ad the native-born Southern mun who attcmpls io dchf \l or to pal liate it, has stink into most degenerate and un?aa> J ly apathy. Cut upon thc carpet-baggers ! Out upen them, Eay wc ! And thrice ut upon tlc paltry spirit which would counsel lue South ? tamely acquiesce in their disgusting rule, or treat them with any courtesy in thc midst of thei' ill-gotten ?power. Official und business transitions we ?nut hive with them ; but after that, kt our com gnu cica tics?' be even less thau yea nm nay. In our c'dvwns to-day will be found an article from the Charlefii-n JVeic?, treating of REALF, the newly-appointed Assessor ot Intimal Revenue for Edgefield District : and also a /'joinder from thc said HE ALF. Now we wi?h it to be distinctly laderstoid teat the Edgefield Adetrtmr, after tbirty-odi years of usefulness and resp? te bili ty, tas no idea, of so far forgetting itself as to ?icofc its columns to the autobiography of carpet-baggeit. Wc pub lish RE ALF'S communication bcciuse we cbuciijcr it a curiosity, admirable in egutsni, matchless in impudence, disgusting iu that nasty rodomon tade whose sucfiicc ia humanity and progress, but wiese ii a de--current is place and plunder. It is ??lculkUd, we think, to give our people a very good idea of ?Lo and what HEALF is ; and for ?bis reason, aud ?bj? ?done, ,*.o place it before than. - ? ^ * - - . I Our Supplement, Wa ?end oat tn this issue a supplement from the Attgasta Clothiug House of Kcsftt Si BuOTUER, u> \taiiikjvu iiu?to*W*^d*t_?-*U.tcotu?a^ At this establishment grVut bargains may uow bo had and parlies in quest of Summer Clothing will lind it to their advantage to call un KUSEL <fc HjtOTUKR. protracted Meeting ut Mount Tabor. We are requested to annuunce that tho mem bers of the Mi. Tabor Baptist Church, assisted i>y Rev. A. P. NORRIS au>l pcrbapj other Minis t?re1, will hold f?;;gious meetings at that Church commencing on Saturday before thc third Sunday iu thU month, and continue ijjeu for several days Ministers .md all interested ar? ?mrdiaUj invited to attend. - . ,?? The Right .Hau in the Right Place. JIajorZ. W. C'AUtwtt, luke him as you may, is always thc right man. An? ?juv you can look into ocr advertising columns >uid asp u'.l itbuut tlic flute. Don't overlook it. Ji is au important ?a.itter. A?d the already very deservedly j.oj.u lar gentlemen wiiu make thu announcement, p:uv? themselves, by ibis move, to be shrewd and of good Las. te. ?.hooting Affray tu ?be |>wrk Corner. Oa Wednesday last, near TI CK EU'S;, jn the D ?rk Corner, a citizen of that regoin, named Wu. Tow'LES, wai shot and seriously wounded. It feouif \tiat a man by tho name of TI:LIT was dri ving a wagoe along the road, WttetTToWLES sud denly stepped ny fpd knocked down one of his Jamies.' Upon this iRtuy.chot TOWLES and wouu 1 .?d hita **T?ous*y in tho stoma-.lL, It turns out th\t To? tts mistook TnuiT for s-tue ?jJber man against whuin L* ?ind a grudge. At last accounts, TOWLEB wa? doing vail. - * * &ST~ Ta? boys, in the Xojvn ol' Salem, Ct., set Hire to the school house so thai .they could go to the-clrcus. . /Eif- Sheridan, .Kansas, is a vi lago of JR1/ bvusus, of which forty-threc are wbisksy shops, j Kegolar Cougo and Ashantee Doings! A very vast crowd of negroes celebrated tho .Uh of Joly at this place on Satur fay last, tho 3rd. Truly the negroes are not advancing in civiliza tion. The doings here on Saturday last would have been perfectly comme ?i faut in Congo or Ashantee AB idiotic mass of wretched negroes, sp -ndingthe doy in senseless howling! und inareL ings. Phil. Eichelborger and party hud provided for the occasion, a band of music-three drums and two fifers! Phil. Eichelberger and Realf were the nagnates of the day. A meeting was called in tie park. Phil, was made Chairman. Mr. Leahcj, of Scott's constabulary force, rend tho Declarttion. Realf spoke abundantly. He inveighed very heavily against social equality among whitts and blacks, and his speech, in tho main, was seductively non-partisan. Kealf is cun ning, and wants to make fair weather for himself. But Realf won't do ; that's a clear case ! Prince Rivers and alothcr negro spoke also. The negro members of thc Legislature stood afar off, eschew ing the procession, and not seeming to take pleas ure in the dirtj proceedings. And strange to re late, not only tau said Legislators eschewed the procession, but alsu Eichelberger and Realf, and tho few white men in our midrl of profettcd Re publican sentiments. Not one of than marched, leith the negroes, after the "oldflag" to do it rev erence. No, not one ! What does this mean? Do the negroes not notice tbut the men whom they have elected to office in Edgefield District, avoid their company, and take n apart in their demon strations. How do they ac junt for the milk in the cocoanut? I Divers burly negro fellows, armed with huge cudgels, acted as drill-ma .stets ; and' tbrooghout the day, drilling was ooodtre-ted <*uu Wild delight. jjEfle. whole thing was tu intensely disgusting and nncivilizod demonstration. From starlight until midnight, the foolish legrocs, inspired by Eichel berger and Roalf, raged furiously together, and imagining a vain thing. And thus it wa?, and thus it ended. Examination in the Colored. School. On Saturday last, on examination took place here in the colored school. The teachers in this school are two colored men, Lawrence Cain ?nd Robert Green. Their schcol ?3 largely attended by both sexes, and seems to bc a useful and well conducted institution. On Saturday last, their scholars were bright, tidy, and well-behaved. As regards their proficiency, as evinced in the examination, it was decidedly admirnble. They arc evidently well taught in their books and in their manners. After thc examination, the pupil and teachers enjoyed a hasdsome pic-nic in a* neighboring grove. Daily itiai). From this time forth (fore\ .r more, we hope) wc are to have a daily mail. "Tho old tri-weekly contract has expired; and a new order of things has begun as regards mail and postal matters. Mr. D. L TURNER is our Mail Contractor. Mr. WILSON GBICE is our Postmaster. Col. Thomas' Batcsville Speech. Upon our first page will be fonnd the admira ble speech of Col. Tuon AS before thc late meeting of the Farmers' and Immigration Club at Bates > ate Constable Hubbard in Jail ! . readers will find on the fir?t pago of this i Ad cert {nier, an interesting account of tho and imprisonment, in Augusta, of the High tble of the wretched and unfortunate Stu tc ith Carolina. And also some entertaining concerning the career, personal-appearance .tanners of this distinguished individual. ? Typographic Journal & Advertiser. r**?i00frising House of WALKF.ttf%?Axs >t i'ELV, dealers in Paper, Stationery, und cg and Account.Sopk Manufacturers, tc, arlcston,-an establishment v- ?u<y of thu and patronage of any city-bavJVecently | ished the Typographic Journal. with their, j oom ?J jV aafcsJ-hx'.-' ilpoji, um ich we have . at and handsome f pee . ? as much that will interest Pricers aud . bera. Wo will look eagerly fur the next rly number. AU The Luxuries ot' Lifc.t he Luxuries of Lifo may be.found nt RAMEY & BEE'S. And where arc Mesera K: & BRI themselves to by found? Th-y holding forth next door to the CISATIIAM This shop has been elegantly fitted np for . .d thither they have removed from their ere ?ii tb,3 Post Office. They.are keep ?plete stock of u rockne.. Lu Juries und Nienacks. They have on hand just nov particu larly lino Hams. Their terms aro reasonable, and they are as pleasant to?trade with as any gentle men in thc world. *? Tho Working Christian-." .Tbi is the eignjfi?ant title of a new religious paper, tho publication of which has inst been be gun at Yorkville. Its projector and proprietor is tno Rev. TILMAS R. GAINES, of tb? Baptist Churcii. The Working Christian will be thc : gan of tho Baptist denomination ip ?outh Cur' 1 na ; it is the only BuptUt paper published in tho State. If we mistake not, tho Rev. Mr. GAI.NEB has traveled a good icu! through Edgefield, and is perhaps we41 kn?wu to many of our people. The Working Christian makes a most decidedly good start. If each succeeding number shall prove as good as tho first, Thc Working Christian will very scoc 21? ad on tho firmest foundation. Puolishod every Thursday morning. Terms-in advance One copy, one year, &2.S..'. Five copies, ont year, $tl.2?. Ten copies, $20. Reid tho fiuo Agricultural Articles in XIX (jeni ar y-an Tllujtruted Magazine. En close ."5 cents for Sppojijjcn number. - * ?r ? - - A IJeajLliful "Complexion, DR. T L'TT'S SARAPARILLA and QUEEN'S DELIGHT, The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, expels ali humours from tho system j lt u?ts i}? rectly on thc Depuratory orgaus; the skin U one of the inoet important of these organ?, and by the ! U4* of this invaluable medicine it is clcaased and reudcred soft, fair and healthy. Try ?L -...? 4-? -r_ 4 jt?- An aisVitiou? Saa?r^api-Fnri ??-iuirk'-ns ldOO cigars of tho finest Ha^yna lonacco, each one-to be tjppod with gold, .ind blends giving them to General Grunt. p?~ Tho California Democratic Convention in session ut Sun Francisco, on 1st, passed resolu tions denouncing the lifueuih amen'Jmeut. fcUr A Boston paper announces fhat immedi utely after tho "anvil chorus" the irerideut told a bystander thc Coliseum " would make a good barn ; wish I had it." Read some English Testimonials. (JKEENE'S SaiLocs'HoME, I Poplar street, I. >ndou, fngluiid. j I take thia method of muk.tig known lh|iH.'ifeet cure I have ?bu?{ue.fl fro/n the UM- ol your valulbie medicine, Hie PAIN KILLER. 1 wiu urged by a friend to iry it, and procured a bottle of l>'r. Kernot, Apothecary. I Usu! been afflicted tBruc'jctirs w ira Straight and violent Hpasnu ol the stomach, which tauted u Constant i rrjccliou of loud. The doctors ul \\\ tuumeter Hospital ' caye up my eaMi in du?pair. '1 tu n I ir??d ?cur 1'AIN Kll.f.hi;', which gave mu immediate rel?-f"from pain ami !*;<?!:.u?;?j J regained myetrengihTsnd um now able t'.i follow my uiujeJ < .'.-conation of cailot. One hollie cured me. Youn respectful)*'. WIAKLE?PPWELL. !*u:,- I desire to bea/ willing testimony |i> Hie wonder. Tal efficacy of taut American remedy caliea Pain Killer, which 1 believe ba* no equal in this conoiry. 1 hare been alilieted with heart disease, and could '"nd no re Jie^lill I {rot the Pain Killer, which soon mode a cure. 1 am cuite willing to answer uuy inquiries about mv case. Tours, itc.j FA.N'.N V SHA'Kli.S, l/ui.'ey, ' Worcestershire!) England. <JKSTI.EMEX,--I can willi confidence ?commend your excellent medicine, inc Pain Killer, for P^ujnnti-tn, ? Iiuligeatlon, and also Toothache, having ?roted faetlt ' ency in the ahora complaints Your*, ?tc, ICEOBEN MlTCIfELL, ltride;cuiaii'* Place l?olton. . GENTLEMEN.-I have very great pleasure in recoin 1 //lending your medicine, the Tain Killer. 1 wa* sui?cr i lug?>ej'ercly a few Weeks ?ince with HronchilU, and '?ovidst'orcily swallow any TIMK], KO interned was my j throat.' '! wis advised )>y a friend to try your Pain Kit* ' ter, and, after taking ?/cv dos^s of it, was completely I cured. Your? respectfully, . T. WILKINSON, Bolton, fog. P. S.-I have reconrnended Ibo acd?j&ic lo several . niy friend?J and, in every instance, il has had ?ic , desiree} flTect. JtuyC M ? Our Churlehtou JLettcr. Cn*.uLKSTON, July 1st, 1S?U. Notwithstanding tho cxtrem? heat, the past week bus been somewhat inore lively than usual. We are living in eventful tim?c ami passively await the coming of new sensations. The wise man said " put not your trust in Prince*," and thia truism ii exemplified daily. The latest ?aovo iii tho Republican rank? is tho change of Collectors at this port. Dr. A. 0. MACKAY, who was sup, posed to be a tower of strength, and a bright and shining original Unionist, has been supplanted by Geo. W. Clark our Ex-mHitary Mayor. Tho lat ter drifted South as a sutler, and after tho war, established himself in business in this city. Ile was strongly supported by the white citizens in the contest with Pillsbury for the Mayoralty. This brought him into disfavor with the Republi can party, and his appointment to thc Collector's berth took many by surprise. His influence at Washington was not believed to bo great, but he had an able coadjutor, and firm friend in the per son of Tim Hurley. Now, who is Hurley, know oth no man. A waif of the war, ho worked bis way into thc Convention, and warmly supported Mackay for President, which was rewarded by his being almost the only man of note in that body not placed on some Committee. This was considered somewhat humiliating, and Tim be came, from that moment, the active encmv of ?>.? whole Mackay family. T' - ence tba' F as Hurlj how to ix He ha? I he profei with G ra commissi this unex post haste, has inforu the cauic . uw gi? lottery. The split in thc Republican party has apparontly been healed, and thc lion and the lamb have laid down together. Pillsbury and Mackey are now pulling in the same traces, and there is a fuir pros pect of some pretension to a municipal govern ment. The scramblo for offices which has been long delayed will soon take place, ana the distri bution of the spoils will soothe all contentions. The recent announcement that thc interest due on City Stock would bo paid this month has created a better f soling, and ic is now firm at 62, a con siderable appreciation on its value when Pillsbury took his seat. Thc celebration of the approach ing Fourth or rather Pifth is engrossing tho at tention of the Party. From the experience of the post, it will be a grand fizzle, as none but.thc b'licks, and a few degraded whito men will par ticipate in the august ceremonies. The State Court now in session has decided some important cases during thc past week. Mr. Jacob Barrett, the owner of the French Coffee House, (now the ATcics office) sued Mr. P. J. Ooo gan, tho lessee, for $7,000 rent duo during the war, when the building was unteunblo on account of the bombardment. It seems like a hard case that ti lessee should be compelled to ray for what it ie impossible for bim to use. Tho French Cof feo House was on thc lower part cf East Bay in the shelled district. No one lived there, and few ventured to extend their walks in that direction. Coogan could not usc the property, but ho was unfortunately bound by a lease, and the Judge charged the jury that some one must lose, either tho owner or the lessee, und they returned a ver dict against Coogan. Another and more in I tercstiug case was when Mr. W. Lawton sued Mr. John S. Ryan, an ex-Cou federate Cap tain and Commissary for damages done to his property on James Island, when used by, the latter as a commissary depot. He placed hu damage at $5,000, and spoke of the cedar and,' .?range graves ruthlessly destroyed. -- * bouse that .i-1 : Tevi . . . \ ? . . i .?.-- ,y ? -. r - ..?..?? .??? OMwri .~ . money out of tho j'iost sa-^s:.-" failed. Th.e Court is still in session, and under the new judicial status, cousitJtri u number oT cases formerly heard by a Chancellor. Judge Carpenter is ti rapid worker, and clear* a docket in short order, but his brusque innuner-? L>;vc made him unpopular with the bur. Although Charleston Is one of thc most quiet cities in the union, we ore not without our celeb rities. The boarders of tho Charleston Hotel were somewhat surprised last Tinter at the advent of a humpback who wore long hair, tucked up with a comb, and was in every respect ono of the oddest specimen* Cf ?iuekoity over seen iu this section of tho globe. His ootpmunj?ation wu- not even yea and nay, for ho deoline? to converse with any one, and was a Diogenes wii-hout a tub. Madam Humor was at lait aroused, and reports were cir culated of his enormous wealth, bow be owned a tin minc in Wales, and bad money by the cart loau. H* jjT?jf pej-tftinly most liberally supplied with greenbacks, and, though a &yc!ea ha3 been known to spend them most generously. All that is knowu of the strange creature is that his miine is Morrie, bo U Ml Englishman or Wck-kiuau, and is quito wealthy. What slpinge freak brought him to the new world is not kuowp, butbujsolici tor bas paid bim a vUlt (ince hil sojourn ip this State. His first appearance was at Camden, where be astonished the natives by dressing a la Turk, shooting pistol--', and performing sundry uncivilized antics. The landlord of thc Camden Hotel, having pressed bim for bis bill, he became offended, went to Charleston, raised some money, and returning to Camden, bought the Hotel from over the landlord's head, and ejected him. This is the only Investment tifi is known to bavo made, and ho invariably turns a deaf oar on all who seek to divert his greenbacks into specHlation. He does not seem to mind the hot weather, and can be seen n,ty aftprnoon on tho Hotel porch with his bunds in bis pr?0c)}ca pockets, und bis hut canted back off bis top kpot. JIc would be a god-sei(d for torne enterprising showman, and it is a wonder that somo gliii-toiigucd Yankee btu not Induced bim to travel ou bis looks. That he js a mystery none who have seen him can doubt, but no one bas yet been able to read the riddle satisfactorily. ?_ Tho wp titer for the past few duys has jieuu al most unendurable, ty ith a clear sky, a hot sun, and the thermometer up in thc njnotief; comfort is at a discount. We can only endure, aud suffer, trusting to the coming of cooler days. Our Opera House project bus fallen to the ground from the unwillingness, or inability, of tho Charestonians to contribute their quota to its erection. The town talk is now tho Reading Room and Merchant's Exchange proposed by the Board of Trade. The necessary collections have been made, and thc enterprise may be considered a certain success. Tho site bas not b*cu determined upon, but it is thought that tho Mowry IIouso, in Moot ing Street, a short distance above the Pavillion Hotel, will be purchased, and transformed to suit the purposes intended. The Bocotitl number of thc " Nineteenth Centu ry" has been issued, and favorably received. It it somewhat on tho same stylo as the June number, h iving an abuudance of light and heavy reading, learned saws from the Sanscrit, and pleasant his torical incidents of tho lost cause. Tbe sooty graphs aro Cicellsnt, and 113 Ibero il a vein of humor and truth underlying them, they viii bp generally appreciated. Those In the June num ber have been copiod in many of ibo Wostern papers. It is up bili work to run n magazine in Charleston, and the publishers oT the " Nineteenth Pejitjtrv'-' deserve all the succ?s they may achieve. Loug life to their Mantling. rn, ' iliK?i?Vl^ .m . ? ? __ THINK OK IT.-On Thursday last, 12.00U Chinamen arrived ut San Francisco. "Un j less we greatly mistake," ?lystbo New Yolk j Herald, 4* this exodus from Asia brings with it the settlement of the negro question." It brings with it the issue, ^.Vuo shall role tbia country > .ilnropeatw, Asiatics, or Africans ? j Or will tbev ail'bfend j'utu a iu?puj family ?. I Richmond Enquirer. NEW AD VE RT ISEMEtf TB. SOL.D BY AUL GROCERSi t PHCEN1X DISINFECTANT. I?est ami cheapest Deodorizer in existence. ? For Out-Uousin. Waler-Closels, Stables, .te. f instantly ?top? bad smells and noxious gase?. 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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY patrons, and tbe public generally of Edgctield and tho adjoining Districts, that having latoly bought out tho interest of LEWIS JONES in thc old and long-e?tpbil*bf}d Firm of S MI Tn <fc JONES, lie is'now, as heveioiorc, pjcp'ared to do ALL MANNER OF WORK iu thc COACH MAKING, BUGGY MAKING AND REPAIRING BUSINESS, AU work entrusted to bim, will be oxocured in a thorough!)* artistic and workmanlike manner, and ?tfith groat promptness und dit-patch. J The Subscriber is in tho habit of visiting tte great Northern Cities every Fall with the expresn yiow oj iti?peutin^ all iaproyc,iient3 in poach and Buggy Building,. :.nd of adopting such as he may approve of I havo on hand a good Stock of SUPERIOR CARRIAGES and BUGGIES of my own M AN UFACTUHE, which I will Sell Low, ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING done prompt ly, and warranted to give satisfaction. As I SELL ONLY FOR CASH, my Prices arc unusually reasonable. ?3^?A11 I ask is a trial. F. L. SMITH. Edgolield, S. C., Dec 1 ly 4tf Sheriff's Sale. Benjamin II. Warren, Benjamin H. Brodnnx, Trus \ Bill for Forclo're. tee for Martha Brodnax. J BY Virtue of an Order from bis Honor S. Platt, Circuit Judge, T will proceed" to seFI in tho ulm vc stated case at If?mhurg, S. C., on ibo 15th day of July next, the following mortgaged prec ises roontioned in the pleadings, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND contaiuing Twenty nine (2!l) Acres, nuire or less, with dwolling and out buildings appurtenant, sitaatcdupon Schultz's Hill, natr tup tova of Hamburg S C.; upon tLo premises lhere ls a large orchard ol' chuleo fruit trees, also a vineyard ; said tract of land being part of a tract conveyed to Lazarus Locser by Jones .t Kennedy, and bounded North hy lands of Joseph J. Kennedy, South by the Brewery Lot, East by Hamburg and Graniteville road, West by lands of Chas. Hammond and others. Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps Extra. JOHN ?. MCDEVITT, S.E. C. Juno 24 4ts ' 27 DB. W. II. TUTT'S STANDARD PREPARATIONS ARE FOR SALE BY T. W, CARWILE, DRUGGIST, BPQBFIELP, S. p. Especially designed for the u.?e of tho Medical Profen?au and the Family, possessing those trianie medicinal properties which belong to an Old and Pure Oin. % Indispensable to Females, t? oed for Kidney Complaints. A delicious Tonic. Put up in casca containing one dozen bottles ench, and sold by all druggists, grocers, etc. A. M.BININOER & CO., established 1778, No. 15 Beaver Street >TewTork. J3T For sale at Edgofield, S. C., bj THOS. W. CARWILE, At Sign Golden Mortar. June 23 6m 26 DIRECT IMPORTATION TO AUGUSTA, GEO. .. .v ouwntrit ag Persans at a distance can have these Seeds, say from i to a pound and upwards, Bent them by mail (wi puy the postago) at the rate of $1,00 per pouid.for all except tho Teltow, which is $2,00 per pound. The following; compriso tho Catalogue of tho Seed, viz ; "Vestbury Purple Top Swede or Ruta irple and Groen Top Yellow Aber j Globe, j Norfolk, ^ardern, Robinson's Golden Ball These are also fine for Field ot large. Sew York and Philadelphia Dutch, Strap Leaf, a Tankard or Hanover, White French, land. . -ALSO, ed from Pari*, France, a few more 4UTIFUL IMMORTELLE BOU ;EATHS, CROSSES, 4c. C. FEM BLE, AUGUSTA SEED STORE, 140 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. 6t 23 S. W. CARWILE, DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c" ,?_ AT SIGN OF TIIE GOLDEN MORTAR, ?pfc Er JELD, s. c. THE Subscriber is now making EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS to his already well-assorteJ Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Ac, rendering his Stock complete in everv article in the line. He Jv??- -' * " few York Houses, y best articles at he State. . rcbasers, Whole May IS T. W. I At Sign LIFE IN A PU . ... EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS FROM 3IA<A?IEJVS. 4NTI-BILIOJJS FILLS. ONE PILL IN A DOSE. ONE PILL INA BOSE. ONE PILL IN A DOSE. WHAT one hundred letters a-day say from patients all over tho babitablo globe. " Dr. Maggiel, your Pill bud rid me of all bili ousness." "No u.oru noxious rtosus for me in five or ten Pills taken at one time.1 One of your Pills cured me." "Thanks, Doctor. My headache bus left me. .'end another box to keep in thc house." " After suffering torture front thc bilious cholic, two of your Pilli cured me, and I have no return of toe malady. ''Our doctors treated me for Chronic Constipa tion, as they called it, and at Igst said I \vus incu rable. Your Mariel;.s cared me.?! "I ha?! no appetite : Muggiel'j pilli gave mc a heany one." " Your Pill?, ure marvelous.-' " I toad for another box, and keep them in the . house.*' j" --^trr.'"Maggiel hus cured my headache that was ehroniu." " I gave half one of your Pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear young thing got well in a day." "My nausea of a morning is now cured." " Your Box of Maggiel'a Pilli cum-i bio oj noises in tho head. I rubbed some Suive behind my ears and the noise left mc." "Send me two boxes-I want ono for ii poor family," I endosa a dollar-your price is twenty-five cents, but 'be medicine to mo is worth u dollar." "Send nie fivo boxes of your Pills." "Lot me have three boxes of your Suive and Pills, by return mail." FOR ALL DfSEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF URINE dc. MA 6G iE US PILL 8 Are.a perfect cure. One will satisfy uny (ne. For female diseases, Nervous Prostration, weak ness, General Lassitude and Want of Appetite, Muggiel's Pills will be found an effectuai reined v. M AGG I EL'S PILLS AND SALVE Are most universal in their effects, and a cure can be almost guaranteed. I EACH BOX CONTAINS TWELVE PILLS -&~ ?- ONE PILL IN A HOSE. Address all orders to J0UN F. HENRY, Succour "lo P'E)UB,'BARXZ9 A Co., 8 College Placo, Now York. ?. F. HERBERT & CO., Proprietors of the M AGGI EL'S PILLS AND SALVE, P. 0. Box, 5272. Jubo 15 ?Im 25 GEO, C, ROBINSON, GEOCEK AND COMMISSION MERCH'NT, 207 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, At ila? Liowost Prices STRICTLY FOR CASH. QEORGK ROBINSON will be found with hi Son,at the above Store, and will always be road; anddolightod to welcomo and wait on his ol< Edgefieldfrionds and customers. Augusta. Nov 23 _ly 48 Magnolia Water iR SALE AT CARWILE'S DRUG STORE. Juno 20* tf' '27 Multum in Parvo ! DR. T. H. PATTISON continues th Practice of Medicine for Cush. Those na prepared to comply with bis terms nocd not ex peet his services. Rates same as last yeer. June Sty tf 27 EXTRA INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK AT THE Fredericksb;arg Store ! THE CHEAP GOODS NOT ALL SOLD YET! ' WILL ADD TO THE " BARGAIN CO UNTER '" EACH DA Y ! STILL Soiling WAMSTTTTA CALICOES at S cts., worth more in New York by the Case. SPRAGUES, MERRIMACS, and all the best CALICOES at 121 eta. DELAINES and CH ALLIES at 15 cts., less than they were in the good old times, before the war. T.~ ' * ' at 25 cts., worth 50 cts n :.: . rOZAMBIQUES, English BA tnd 40 eta. ?20 the dress. ?TLES, reduced still lower this ?.1IJ_1_J MT. .1 T%I-"T titly rednced prices. tjhis W?ek, say?ood .yard. nr'York Xvf?lls z6 cts. c ew V. RICHARDS & BROS., 301 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA^GA., June 15 2t 25 KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE ! THAT W. C. HEWITT.& CO., AT THE BIG SIGN No. 282, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., IS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP, PURE AND UNADULTERATED LIQUORS, SUCH AS Brandies, Whiskies, Rums, Gins, Wines, ALES, PORTERS, BITTERS, tyC. . In connection with this House is a LARGE RECTIFYING MD REFINING ESTABLISHMENT, I'THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN THE SOUTHERN STATES, where they Make Nothing but Pure arid Unadulterated Liquors. They are also IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN LIQUORS AND SEGARS, To which they would call the attention of the trade. They defy competition, assuring all who will favor them with their patronage, that they will sell cheap er than any House in the South. W. 0. HEWITT & CO. HEWITT'S GLOBE HOTEL, Fare Reduced to $3 Fer Day, One of the Best Hotels in the South. Augusta, May 30 6m, 23 I MISA ^ ^ ~ AxLgxista, Greorgia, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Foreign ?? Domestic DRY GOODS, HAVE now on hand a SPLENDID STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS, among which mav be found the following: JAPANESE CLOTHS, GRENADINES, MOZAMBIQUES, ALPACAS, LINEN LAWNS, ORGANDIE MUSWP, JACONET MUSLINS, French LA>VN&, CHAMBRAYS, Ejlapk Iron BABEGBS, Iron Frame'B?REGES, MARSEILLES and PIQUE CLOTHS, PERCALES, BRILLIANTS, 8-4 FRENCH MUSLINS and TARLATANS, Swiss, Jaconet and Nainsook. Summer TWEEDS aiul CASSIM?RES, JEANS, COTTONADES, ' Whitp and Brown Linen DUCK, White and Brown Linen DRILL, Check LINEN, Chinese and Spanish LINEN, Linen SHEETING and PILLOW CASING, Irish LINEN for Shirt fronts, &c Linen TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLE YS, Table DAMASK, LACE COVERINGS, Kid GLOVES, Lace" MITTS, FANS, PARASOLS SUN-UMBRELLAS, 20 Cases PRINTS, latest styles, iVoia tue lowest to the finest, A full Stock of BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS, DRILLS, FIA?.I and Striped OSNABURGS, &c. " And a variety of other Goods too numerous to mention. All of which will be sold at the very lowest prices FOR CASH. MULLARKY BBOTHERS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. May g4 tf 22 224 Broad St. 224 Broad St I. SIMON & BRO., OFFER GREAT BARGAINS Eeadj?lade Clothing* AND GENTS5 SUPERB FURNISHING GOODS p THE Public is well aware of the SUPERIORITY in STYLE and MAKI of our CLOTHING. And we continue to sell, as we always did, on th< ONE PRICE SYSTEM, which guarantees fair dealing to all. ALSO. ?We keep also a good Stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES &c., atour Lower Store, 176 Broad Street, just below Mrs. Fredericka Con fectionerv. I, SIMON & BRO., 170 & 224 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Augusta, June 8__tf_ 24 Iced Soda Water. IWill continue to draw excellent SODA WATER from my Fount for tho Season. T. W. CARWILE, At Sign Golden Mortar. May 13_tf_21 Choice Greeu and Black Teas? JuST reoeivod 1 CHEST GREEN TEA and 1 CHEST BLACK TEA, which hus boon tested and found to bo choice-delicate in flavor and vory full of strength. For sale by U. L. PENN. Juno 28 tf 26 Widows aud Orphans of Confede rate Soldiers? Wo will take especial ploasure io famishing Widows and Orphans of Confoderato Soldiers, (who are in needy circumstances,) with the AD v I:R.'.??EH a? uHc-Katj oar established ratss-or for $1,60 per annum. Dr. Wm. H. Tutt's Stand ard Preparations. NOW in Stora & full Stock of these j us tl POPULAR MEDICINES, viz : " /.XPECTORANT SARSAPARILLA and QUEEN'S DELIGHT VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS, IMPROVED HAIR DYE, COD LIVER OIL, PAIN ALLEVIATOR, ESS. JAMAICA GINGER. For salo at the Drug Store'of T. W. CARWILE, At Sign Golden Mortar. May 18 tf 21 Kerosene Oil, Lamps, &c JUST received and fo^sa^e the very bett KEE OSEN'E OIL and a tice assortment LAMP! iiamp Chimneys, $c. T. W. CAR.WILB, At Sign Ooldea Morcar. Maj 18 V si CHEATHAK BROTHERS RE selling their LADIES DRESS GOODS, _.at New York Cont Prices-and many articles actually Below first Cost! A CHEATHAM BROTHERS A RE selling their PRINTS, best bnmdi, such as Merrimacs, Sproguet, ic,atl2}?ts pr. jd. CHEATHAM BROTHERS ARE selling their large .Stock ot' M*r.s READY MADE CLOTH TS G, at juice- to suit evor7 body. LINEN SHIRTS ut less than their value in Now Ycrk. CHEATHAM BROTHERS ARE soiling their fine Stock of .SHOES, BRI DLES, SADDLES, ie., .it n very small margin above cost price*. CHEATHAM BROTHERS HAVE reduced the price of nil their Goods very materially, and ure (Hering induce ments to purchasers. CHEATHAM BROTHERS ARE selling MENS AND JJ OYS' HATS 25 per cent under ?bc Augusta Marhet. Now is the time io g*t bargains. Qome every body, before thc Stock is picke-i over. > June fi . -tl 24 SUPERB NEW SPRING --e&o-fs-i THE SUBSCRIBER IS N0W> OPENING Iiis Stock of SFItING HOODS, >hicb have all been bought in Charleston ?ince T??& FALL IN PRICES, and will be SOLD >AP THE CHEA TEST RATES, FOR CASH ON LT, ?fl I have ii't (he capital to do u Credit BUMHC3S.| The Stock consists in pan ni* CALICOES o? all grade?, LE?OS, CHENE, Bab. GRENADINES, . BAREGES, Plain and Stnjed, MOZAMBIQl'ES, P. In ??M Striped; Plaid and Domestic PlN?iI'A'MS, Plain and Checked J i 0 MS, Plain find Striped SV Bishop Lawn, Nainso ri -'all J'. US Lils?, BRILLIANTS, IRISH LINENS, Linen and Cottou DI i ' OWELS, OSNABURGS and K Bleached SHIRTING EE 'INGS, - Pillow Case CLOTH: Bleached and Brown G . ?c., ic. For Meii am * ear. TWEEDS and CASS Kentucky JEANS, COTTONADES and 0 Farmers'LINEN ac A: .;, ic. Bonnets, liais, ?ritenwu.u'S, &?? Ladies, Misses and Children^ BONNETS, HATS and FLATS, FLOWERS and WRL ATnS, STRAW TRIMMINGS, ic Gloves, Uosifci-y, &c. On hand a krge r.nd ? tried apartment of HO SIERY, HAX? K Bretti K FS, GLOVES, MITTS, ic, ie., .. Shoes', Shoes! . Lidies, Misses and Children'&.SHOES, all the lat?it styles and at the lowest price?. Men'i.Boys aud Children's SHOES, all grades. Hats. Men's, Boys and Youth's HATS, "a full stock, and fashionable jtyles. Groceries. SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, ic. Crockery, Hardware, ?e. A good assortment of CROCKERY, HARDWARES* all kind?. rt,^-?-^.t-BftES. crown H0ES43nd ?Steel I : ..' ?it * . - -'. F Cs !- ?:',\v ? .. " iii4 Customers are invited to inspect the man agement of the Mills, and every part cf the ma chinery for Cleaning and Grinding Grain, and report any defect, any where, by which they may possibly sustain any loss. We have secured the services of an experi enced Miller. Besides our Mr. GLOVES will give bia undivided attention to the Mill. Wheat and Corn will be ground in the best manner, and nothing left undone to scenre th? satisfaction and patronage of Grjsin growers. BACON i GLOVER. June 8, .if 24 EDGEFIELD FEMALE INFIRMARY. D. JENNINGS, M. D., late Professor of Diseases of Womon in Galveston Medisal College of Texas, respectfully informs tho citizens of Edgofield and adjoiniug Counties, that bc ii now permanently located at ?dgi fie'.d C. U,i S. C., in the Practice of his Profesi?n. Dr JENNINGS is no w prct,.?red to give espe cial attention to the Diseases of Females. Ho has made the treatment of Uterine Diseases his speciality. Ladies who may require tho services of Dr? JENNINGS will be rcceivod into Lia lurniiy for treatment. Dr. JENNINGS will /..vaurf ? tarnish ing references e.f pr< . ?..li'- leges, and Certificates of la $. ' * >unty who have boon bed-ri- <o aro now completely rcstor' treat ment. Charges modci May ll 2?> ??f Abbeville Ban . M Hernia}, Newberry Herald and 1 ./ will copy once a month for thrc. ?end bil. to this office. . NOTI^m THE SPRING til ? Lt* A 'TORY is now preparod to . B.. fi ?'OL - .-ito ROLLS. Terms: 12J Cents j cr.: -.; one-fourth the Wool Carded. All Wool left at tbe,4 j o G?0. C ROBINSON, No. 267, Broad Stros?fiir t-\u Ca, or at the Factory, 7 miles from _us- Iv Louisville Plank Road, will receive pro? ot attention. May 17 '3m 21 R. H. MIM8, Agt., PHOTOGRAPHER ! Gallery Over Mr. G. L. reuu's Store. P HOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES, Ac, ic, (Plain or Colored,) at Prices to suit the times PORTRAITS IN OIL, AMBROTYPES, DA GUERREOTYPES, ic, of uccuued persons ac curately copied,, and if wished, enlarged to life, tiao, and colored in Oil or Pastel, by one of the best Artists in the Sooth. PHOTOGRAPH ALDTJMS for salo, . ty Terms Cash. . May 20 St 22 Back Line FROM ridgefield C. H. te Ihne Hons* Depot. THE Subscriber has established a LINE OF HACKS from E?gefie?d C. H. to Pine House Depot on the Columbia and Aucusta Rail road-makin.? two trips daily-and will meet tho Train; from both directions. Every effort will bo made to gire comfort and entire satisfaction to passenger*. D. L. TURNER. May ll tf 20 magistrate's Blanks. We have on band a full assortment of Magis trate's Blanks, recently printed, which we are Usg st Cbadeftoa pri?es.