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. ? nyilil !? p A Long Brauch Homauce. A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial writes: - Even ?he-uerfidipus. ocean has its family* and position; without income worthy of mention, came down u"?r?~ some weeks since with luckintention of marrying a girjrhap^ail^&vealthy father-not with||^3[ intention \D? living upon her,Cbu? asa precautiona ry measure against po. si ile poverty . He found such a girl, one of two children, and ,.as she was .sensible? ?ii:1.-able and modem tel/, good-look-, i?|Lni'e proposed to her arter a court shirr of-ten days' She thought this wooing rather brief, and frankly told him she be lieved he wanted to wed her father s fortune rather than herself. With equal candor he admitted . that the pecuniary part had'its influ ence, but declared that if he were rich and she poor, he would be most happy to make her his wife. She wavered for a half a day, slept over the matter, and, the.,next morning felt constrained to decline. The young man performed .the philosophie rolo,.Remarking that he was sorry^tfc fhat he had too. much' to do to occupy himself in breaking his heart. " \Ve may do "better than marry, Bella," he" added. " We might have quarreled, as man and wife, but we won't quarrel as friends : and. after all, who'knows but celiba cy is the greatest ol' blessing.-? '?." Still, hc'did not surrender hop?. He proposed the same afternoon to teach her to swim, and thev went to gether into the surf much"further than prudence Tvould have dictated. He wanted to frighten her, and he succeeded. Thc .undertow 'camed her out .until she thought she was really drowning, lie plunged after her, and brought her 'Safely to the shore. When she had recovered from ter terror, she said to he/ companion; " You h avo-preserved my life, Charles, ancj it would' b:e ungrateful for me longer to withhold my hand." Charles, as mv be supposed, accept ed. Pana is delighted with his pros pective son-in-law for his heroic achievement, arid in the early au tumn the torch of Hymen will kin dle the fire upon this new domestic hearth. Bailing Colton. A Savannah correspondent asks us if there is any likelihood of legisla iion-by-Congress to compel or induce planters fo. cover cotton bales com pletery^ Jo )??. to ??aye.. neither the sides nor ends partially excised We answer that such legislation, has already been adopted,*an<l -published in full in our columns. The act of February 2$s j.Svl.-pjesc?be.s u That no loose hay, loose cotton, or loose hemp * * shalDbF?j?jfti?di as freight on any steamer carrying passengers; nor shall ?baled cottori or hemp hg .carried in such', steamers unless the bales are cnn?f??c?tty press ed, and throughly covered with? bag ging or.similar,*- fabric, and: secured with good rope or iron b.frids ; and every bale of" cotton or'hemp that shall be shipped or carried on any passenger steamer .without conform ing to the provisions of this section shall be subject to a penalty of five dollars-, which'-bales shall be liable-to seizure and sale to secure the pay men't'of such penalty." ThiSf'we think, ought io be a suf ficient inducement to planters to cover their cot ton as well as to pack it properly. This,act.is now in force and as the penalty is easily collected, and half, 'n.?.w.einferv goes to' the in former, our Southern friends will do well to stir-up.-all their packers on this subjeqt.""' Every bale ot cotton packed thia fall and winter ought to lie carefully covered in conformity with the' provisions of this ' law. This is the-third tame we have refer red to it,.and we hope it will now le generally understood.-N. Y. Journal of Commerce. , TTn^v.T^yv. -Th<> at Paul ( Minn J Pioneer says : "A strange case of equine affection and solicitude was related to us yesterday. A teamster near the wwl! Grounds has for sc me time driven a certain span of horses about the city. A short .time since he turned themoutujfton the prairie, to feed during the. night,, and ne:-;t morning was disappointed at m . finding them, as usual, near his house. He searched for them in vain for eleven days, and had about come to the conclusion that they had been s'olen, when^he discovered one of the .span,', ??p?nj half-way'*'down" thc precipitous river l ank, a short dis tance from his stable. Upon ap proaching the spot lie found the mate lying dead away down at the foot'"ot the bank. Examination convinced the man that the horse had accident ally fallen over the bank and broken Iiis neck on the evening of the disap pearance of the span, anti the remain ing horse had descended as far as it dared to go toward its lost com] . n ioa, and had stood guard over there mmMM^B?_ A nurse girl serving in the family of a wealthy Squatter in Australia has srdclonJy sipped imo a title and ik property of ?40,000:A under the name of Lady Elizabeth Morton. The pMMMGazcttc says that this romance iri*r*enl lifo should make peo ple TOor&c"ifrsiderate in their conduct toward their servants. Several mem bers ofrtherHouse of-Lords have, it is well known, disappeared under a cloud of bankruptcy; during the past two years, and nobody knows what has become of the illustrious paupers. It is possjple that the drunken foot man. }?. tcrxLay. clothed in .livery-and- j threaisned with delirium tv?jpmm, may h ive been the prov 1 _ peerfro y estel lay. Therefore thoxe^?rr?rW men who have a true respect for. no ble blood should treat their flunkeys kindly. t-r ;-,, - . :l.."*r>T'-S HOMICID? IS EAR HAMBURG-A homicide was?pnwnitied near Ham burg, South "Carolina, on last Tues day, under, what we learn, were the olloAvins eit?T,mstanco3 l^lB?^qmstances: IT appears that; a white mann::.'!! d William.Queries,,, -and Henry.! 'Mc Kinne, a colored man, have ?or? time past, been living on the same pla?e^J?r^lJ^y^3e.eAWoiJiiug Logeih er. From some cause or c ' O?u-r.. there vcen ?them, has been bad blood betw and they have had several "quarrels. On Tuesday afternoon they met and quarreled, ^bt?phr te&iri?n?ut' owning to blows. A little after.night fall thev met again, and the difficulty was renewed* 'w?s ft?r'mf?ate'd by Qtiarles drawing a Colt's navy re vol and s^^0t^(>|f^ni3?.- ; The bail'passea entirely through the ne gro 3 body, and killod'him almost in stantly. As soortf^Qn?rfi?sMred-; he mounted a horse and fled. He had not been arrested at latest- ; account \\ and-nc^&yp.k. succeeded ;in .making gcod his escape.-Chronicle & Sent? nel, 28ft^xd v; , ; BACHELORS, ATTENTION.-The at enci?n ot" bachelors is invited to the blowing " wail :" " There are some sad fights iruthis, ,yov\$k a^i?p.^ckedi^d?-KfirnJr-.?s ia ttl ofield after a groat slaughter-a [Tomkin in I ho midst ul' a plague-a .Hip burning at sea-a,family pining n starvation-;a - jug. of molasses wecte/l upopUie pa,yeTnent. All is >ad, it is true. " Br?t'tp-vns, the saddest sight of ill, is an old bachelor wearing tqr .vard the end Of his journey OMjfe,' lis great- duties undone. Miserable ?reatar?! just l?olc at him ; his shirt Duttons off-his stockings out at the iocs-not a son br ! daughter, nor a' relative to drop ? tear, to ' ?lose.: his ;yes in death, or. to leave, his ? money to^-nobody, in fact, to care for him -shunned by saint ancV ?inner. Poor old bachelor TV ci OJ BEST BASG1NG AND TIES Notice to Planters ! W E arc now receiving, and are pre pared to furnish our customers, Ho. 1 Bengal Bagging And ; "ATTO-W Ties/' Tn quantities to suit thoir rcijnireinents ?nd would be glad to have yonr orders. All who have in> Brand to mark" their Cotton, if they will fco stato when they arder Bagging and Ties, we will send them free of ehnv.ee, ?ST-Ordem left with. Maj. Z. VY. CAR WILE or Capt T. W. CAHWILE, at Edge field, S. C., or sent direet to the House, .viii receive earl v attention. WARREN, WALLACE & CO. Augusta, Aug li tf 32 WILEY A- SMITH WITH WILBERFORCE DANIEL, Cotton Factor, Agent j Cotiocu FOO?? Guano, i Warren Block', opposite Globe Hotel, AU.rU.STA, GA. All Business entrusted to him will lave strict personal attention. Orders for Bagging, Ties or Rope and family Supplies promptly rilled. Commissions, 11-4 per Cent. . R E F E B EXCES: Judge JOHN P. KING, Pres't Georgia *ail Road. WM. E. JACKSON, Pres't Nat'al B'k if Augusta and Augusta Factorv. J^?T;GARDNER,- Esq., Pres't Dick orYFer t i 1 fror1 Co in p' v." H. F. RUSSELL, Esq., ex-iLoyor City ANTONTE POrf.LATSV *Es\T, Direc or Georgia RaiLRoad, Augusta. . Col L. M. IITJiL, Director Ga. R. R. Vilkes Colin tv. . Aug 10 3m 34 AUGUSTA HOTEL. IUKPHY & Itt AY, Proprietors. ' .:? >? . ?? -i---: <-.'.{ . . ' I I? E take this opportunity of returning our lank? to the. ci.tizonr of Edgefield for their as: kindness to us. . ..]"-.'. Ocr Hoaic ii- thoroughly renovated fur SU M . ?UR ACCOMMADATION^-Ronins' largc :id airy, and lubie abvays supplied with thc est tho market affords. Wo will bo placed to welcome our Edgeficlo ricuds and customer?, and wid uso every tTort to render their sojourn with uu-plcas nt and ugroenbte. , Augusta-, -Mar 21) 3mll Special ISTotices. . THE CAUSE AXD CUItE OF COKS'CMPTION. -The primary car.se of Consumption ts derange nent ot' the digestive organs. This d?rangement aroduces deficient nutrition-and assimilation. By assimilation I mean that pnwoss by which the rt* ximent of the toed is converted into blood, and-' thence ina- the solids ot tho body. Persons with iigestion thu-s impaired, having tho slightest pre llsposltlon to pulmonary disease, or if they take ..old, wi:; lu; very liable to have Consumption o' he Lungs In some of Its forms; and I hold that it (rill bo Impossible to caro any case of Consumption without first restoring a g* digestion and healthy ISM n Iii lion. The very first thing to be done ts to .Xi?aa -*> Q"' stori.'u-ii and bu'.veh; from aU diseased mucus nnd slim", which Ls cloirTing the??organs so .ha: tbi y cannot perform their functions, and then rons" np and restore the th i r to a healthy action. Por ih's purpose -i>c snrwl and '.. ' rrmcdy is Sehen :k*s Mandrake Pilte. These Pill* clean Ute (tomacii and bow?fci-ui ail thc dead uni norold dime-Urns'camlM9dUea.seand dVcay ::: thc whole system. They will clear out thc liver of all diseased ?ile that has accumulated tL? re, and rouse it up to i :iew r.iid. iwaUhy action, by which natural and jealthy blip ..ss'Tir-'ed. The stoma ?i. '?av ef. and llvrar? thus cleansed >y the u->e of Schenck's Mandrake Pills; but there remains lt? the stomach aa C.TCCJS of a^ld. tho >r?r.it: if. torj.ii! and the appetite poor. In tho bow sis the lacteal* ar?- weal;, and requiring strength md support. It is In a condition like this that ?.-ii' T^it's Seaweed Tonic proves to be the most valuable remedy ever discovered. It ls alkaline, md its use will neutralize all excess of acid, i.iuk ngthe stomach sweet andfresh; it will give p?rj uanowtftyic. lo this Im^artaqt organ, and create t -_'Oii'>, h<- r'y appVlltP, a-?rt prepar?" trie system "or iii" first process of a coud digestion, and il?m.V.ely maka good, healthy, living blood. >Vfter this preparatory treatment, what remains o cure most cases of Cous?mption is the ?ree md r' ri ?vertnp use of sfcetK-k':; Foina, tiic Syrup. Phc Palmlilie Myrup nourishes tho system, purl les thc blood, and is readily absorbed into the sircnlation. and thence distributed to tho diseased nags. There lt ripen* au ?ucibUi matters. w!icther 11 iii-? tana if nbso?sst* cr tubercles, and then issist? Mature expel all the.diseased matter, lu he ?or::' of free f.xp<rcto.-.it!"i:. when '>:?<:c il ripens, lt :s then, by rii.r great healing and puriiyiuc iroperties 01" ScbcncR's Pulmonic Syrup, that nfl lir.-p. c aro healed up sound, and my Ja?tentls cored. The easenthil t!;:r,?- to ?xr d.me in curiae Con inmjition ls to Bet np ? Rood appetite and a good iii;t-^t!- TI. so that the body will crow in flesh a::d s-< t strone. If ". person h?-s diseased lungs,-a v.vity ocahsc??.' 'h;-iv?.- U;i?ca-'Ity ennf j: heal, tho ?v.w.ir ":inro' r , Si, i'::;;th* System IS below v.i?. ? ty, ie cure js a now ord-rot" ihlnsi-^Rftefl'appi a crod tautrittonj the body o grow in Kc3h and fat : ?hen Nature helped, the cavities will heal, the matter will ripen and be thrown oir lu h.r,".- <p.amides, and tho person regain h.-atih and ..irenc'-h. Tliis is :!n-tri? and Daly plan to cure Consumption, and If a person ls very bad. if the lungs ar? not entirely destroyed, ur even ii' ono lune ls entirely gone, if there ls mi ugh vitality lett ?a the other to heal up, there is nope. i . I have seen roany persona cured wita only ono sound lung, live and enjoy life to a good old age. Tl is la what Schencc'B .Medisines will do to cure C'crviumption. They will cbau out the stomach, sweeten and s'remrtheii !t, get up '.good digestion. an?! >;ive Nature tb.- a.-sistance : ie needs to clear tho system of oil the disease that ls lil the lungs, whatever the form may be. lt Ls imiiortant that while using Schenck'ij Medi cines, care should be exercised not to take cold: keep in-doors In cold and damp weather: avoid n'utht air. and take out-dot" exercise only In a genial and warm suushlne. I wish lt distinctly understood that when T recom mend a patient to be careful in regard to takine cold, while using my Medicines, I do.so for a special reason. A man who has bnt- partially recovered fxo50.1he et.""** of a.'"vd cold ia far more lLableJo a relapso than one who has been entirely cured; and it is preclitf?ly thc samedn regard to Consump tion. So loni; OS the lungs aw not perfectly healed, Ja^t so lone lstlicrelriimlne.it dauK'-r of a f?ll re turn Af the disease, iton-io it Ls that I so strenu ously caution pulmonary patients against exposing themselves to an atmosphere that Ls not genial and pleasant. Confirmed Consumptives' lunga are a mass of sores, which the least chango of atmos phere will inflame. The grand secret of my suc cess with my Medicines consists in my ability to subdue inflammation Instead of provoking It, os ?? manv of rue Sicultitdo. An iniatnedlung cannot,, p. with safety to the patient, be-exposed to the biting I Ma3t?-of-,?Vinte* oralie chilling wluds.of Spring it Autumn. It ?should be carofuiry shielded from ZU lrrrthting'?infltleTlc'PS. The. utmoST"caution should bc observed in thLs particular, as without lt a cure under almost any circumstances is an Impos sibility. The person should be kept on a wholesome and jiuttitioim <diet, ?nd all -tltfe- Medicine* continued ir.tH thehpdyh?Trstorea tolfthenatural qnantlty of flesh and strength. I was-myselCcu-vl by,this,rreatmrnt of the worst kind or Consumption, and have lived to get fat and hearty.-these many yearn, with one lung mostly cone 'I havB cored thousands since, and very many have been cur<nl by this treatment Whom I have" never seen. . About-the KirM^f^ober^ exp^^to'takepowes sion of my new building, at tho Northeast Corner of .Sixth and Arch Street*^ where I shall be pleased to ;glvp advice to ahwbo may require lt. Full 'iir.-ctioas accompany all my Uemexlles.so that a person In any part of the world can be rcadtiy cured by a Ktnct observants of the same. 1. IL tiCIXENCK_M. D., ruiladolphla. JOHN P. Hl-NRY, 8> College Place, New York, wholesale Agents U?^?L-ill-:' ly' Rerascne Oil. KevoseueOil. JUST Received FOUR ;BARRELS" No.a .iuiiiofen^A'01^ G. L. PENN. JU0.Q14 ",<)VAll'i..\ jjiiS tf 25 ./.SAyB YOUR-MONFvr . [J By Preserving yonr Harness O' ALL anti get a Can of the Celebrated VACUUM OIL BLACKING, war ranted to give satistaetioii. Fe !? sale'afc "' G. L. PENN'S Drug Store, vith an elegant assortment of FALL ind WINTER SET GOODS. To moot tho wants of a constantly, in ?reasing patronage,"!' havc-Temodalled ;he interior of thXspa?ions establishment r?o. 17<? Broad Street, Opposite thc Augusta Hotel, making it one of tho finest Stores in the l'ity. . ;.. . 'UV i I have also engaged ftho soryjees of a ?mm ber of politeand'efficiwit TSalesmfeii, tvho will bc happy to servo their nume rous; friends ?ni?iis.oopimnnitrs'. The "Ladies will find it to their interest io examine my Stock. They will always Bnd bargains at ; '.. i The BeeHive Store. ! Sept,20 - , . , " V ' 30 . OJ I t ? I " ?-: JCHE. .Undersigned ..would inform thc people of Edge/ield County, 'that ho is still at his old stand, and is prepared t<; io all kinds of- a i :. I ii : i IRON AND BRASS WORK. I am also Manufacturing tho WRIGHTS, BANKS', ALLUM'S and ARMSTRONG'S Iron Cotton Screw. Thompson's Celebrated Morse Power, Specially got up to" rmi Cotton Gins. A late improvement ?weor?ioori Gin Goar; ivhieh runs much lighter than any other >f the kind yet offered to thc public. Tho Hall ?Turban Water .Wheel, iThicli is equal to any Northern Wheel, md at half tlic money. All kinds of ?Gil Machinery made and repaired. Cotton- Gins, thoroughly re i laired. r. MALONE. ?Augusta, Sept 20 om 3? Es NOT AN EXPERIMENT, but has leen tested by someof our best planters, ind has provcdlo, be au EXCELLENT PRESS. ' ' ?Planters, send for our Circular and Prico-List, as Lhe.pricods from. ?20.to $o? ess than any other reliable Press. PENDLETON ct BOARDMAN, Patent?es' ?nd Manufacturers, Foundry and Machine Works, - * - - 'AUO-USTA, GA. July 5 j ? -r . jT'^Jim ?sj 28, Kinsman Howell, Factors and -{Copiptis-sipn Merc/iants. Liberal Advances made on loi ton and Naval.Stores. Charleston, S. C. : Sept^ . j . . .- J. \ 4m; ' ?57 : r-">-* - ? -1-?-'--- - JtlXT?Tj I k Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c. P . P . TOALE, Manufacturer and dealer, V>. ?0 Jf-itfii?'Sr. and ??orWcc&* Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. ?SS-This is the largest and most corn Well- Factory ol'thc kind in tho South-: 'rn S'.u:'1-. and all anieles in this linc sm h-: furnished by Mr. P. P. To ALE at trices which defy competition. - A naihphlec with full and detailed ist of all sizes of Doors, Sashes and Hinds, and tho prices ol each, will be ?nt .. ru and post paid, on application to I*. P. TOAtfE. CAARLEST?X, S. C. J Uly 2G ly 31 ll SPK?NG TRADE. IE csiws. . cws? aussi. [KinMo and sfnglo ISarrui Guns, Brcc'ch load i ligand Muxy.l(;lpadingGniiy 5T English"^ Frc??l? ????l Gurman Manufacture, Jstu-T? /\ T?XJ PRICES^ Single G mis at S2,"i0, .?>!,<?.?, ?U,0U, $8,00, ?"flfcOII ! eaolT. Double C-.ms' .ii' un -:7.<" ty *20p,W dkcli 'IST&LS, PISTOLS. IpfeMtf -inith ?fc Wesson, ( 'oil's, Allen's, Sharp's, und all Dib popular and approved kinds.' A?\l '. --. ?TIO? Fiiit GURU, .SPORTSHS EM'S ?oims^OF fin EAT VABIGTlr. Tirs' Quality Hnd at Lowest Tricen Country M< reliants and Sportsmen arc U vi ted to call and examine mir large and voil selected stock of tho above Goods, ?Vilich wo import direct and buy-from he manufacturers. We guarantee quali y equal to, and prices as low as any res )onsii)io house in this country. Orders by mail tilled promptly, and sent by express Ci O. D. roiLTNEY, Tip?fi?;:& to,,. '?09 VT. BnitiJore Street, . BALTIMORE, MD. Sept ? tols '. . 37 J IMPORTANT NOTICE ! . ,, TO-. " ?.yu* ii CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS All Retail Orders Amounting 'to 820 and Over Delivered in any Part of thc Country FltLE; OF EXPRESS CHARGES. HAIVIILTON EASTER &. SONS I ":"' OF BALTIMORE, MD., In order t li o better to recqt thc wants of^ Uicii Bctuil 3u?t4j$&?jn|Jh distance/ hkvceJit?iiKrti ed}* .. ? SAMPLE lilJRFAU' ann n 'w.pr,viVrbV -n'pplirii';<N >/.;.>/->/ trii\l? mai full lines of Bnmples of tho N<:TV*M ?nf tpiHt FuhionaWlo doods, of Fi-JiNClI. EXU I.IS1I aod DOMEBTEQy MA>"b\FACTUEK ti'iiiiratrfeeiTig At all times to .?ell ax (viv, if no ntfeca ??ricr*, jtht^o any house in thc eoiintryl'' Baying o?rtonds fronrthe largestiind mol celebrated manufjctupcts in tlie difTerert part, of Europe, nnd importing the eamc by Steam urs direct to Daltinr?re; our'st?ck is at al times fupxjliod with the novelties of the Lon don and Paris martel^. .'I ./ As wobny.?nd soIl!on/yi/br'ci*ft, 'and mah no bad'debt*, we are iabla ?anrl'rwill?ng'lo-?el our goods at F co ir Tux itt "BiprtiiK Tea Otitrr Lnss PaoBiTithin.if wo gave ?redit. \ fit icudiirg for /ianfjtlet upecifi/ the kind o, rfooda de*ired. -Wn:ikaep? tho bcpt- grades'b Bvery elasS of. goods,-from'tho lowe'st:fo tbt mdst costly. IWu j.-i-m.. ".;:>. - . Order? unaccompatiitS- by itu cctok 'Anll T>\ tent C O.. J}, .?j .r. ! Vn V\ .A X\ 9. PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE. BUT. ERS arc inyjt^ib, to injpect-\3n Stock in o.n Jobbing atniWtfcWKc D?pft^ttnvnt. A'd'dh&s -,. HAMILTON EASTER 4 EONS, . ;197, XVi, 201 unq20:j Wvpt Baltimore St., . bal tim oro, Md. 69 Liberty:Stre?t ?I'jR.'.T .'. I .?: New York. -, .. ,<*')* A .ii???^^?ia ?lOiip The Original SfocK Life Insurance Co. of the United States, , av; WILLIAM WALKER, President. HENRY J. FURBER, V?eo-President j JOHN H. BEWLEY, Secretary.,, . GEORGE L. MONTAGUE, Actuary, j E. W. LAMBERT,, M. D., Med. Ex. This Company Offers the Folio wing- Important Advantages to those About Effecting Insurance on their Lives; 1st. Insurance at Stock Rates^ being from 20 to 30 Per Cent. jess; than the Bates cH?rged by Mutual Companies. 2d. Each Policy-holder is regarded as a Stockholder to the 'j extent of one Annual Premium! on hisGEolicy^J ?3 w?l s&kt?. in the Profits of the Company to the same, extent ^as a.Stock holder owning an equal amount! of the Capital Stock. ' d. Every Policy issued by the Company is7non-ibrieitaDle7 I and contains a Clause stating its exact .Surrender Value. - J v Elf JL fc-JLXr . JSLX ? J ,_>? .ft >V H < BEFORE INSURING YOUR LIFE OR? ACCEPTING THE : AGENCY OF. A?NY j j ? S ?' / I ?. j. S S READ THE FOLLOWED! : iCOMPANY A lengthened experience Las demonstrate^! that the rates of-PFemi'rnv" or^fn^lly charq-d by Life Insurance Companies are "from twenty-five to thirty per cent, in excess of what are necessary for a safe . and legitimate conduct of the business. In other words, carefully and prudently-managed Companies charging "Mutual' rates have '. beenvablc to -return to their policyholders from ?5 to 30 per cent, of the amount charged : fer premiums : . ?*,' ' ; . cv *v \ When Life rnWanee'Cdmpanies were first organized, ?the reliability.:of the'- dat;, upon which the premiums wore constructed had not undergone thc test of experience., it was thought, therefore, no more than cothmon prudtT.ee to adopt a ^cale of.premiuras' which would, in any event, meet all the presumed and unforeseen contingencies of the |-but>iness. . .'Tl As long as thc matter was involved in some doubt, it was better to fix the rate too higli than to'incur thc risk of making it too low ; because, in the former case, the error could be easily'rcmedied, at! leant in part, by returning to thc policyholders, at certain intervals, such portion-of'the premium charged 'as was found unnecessary for the purposes of tho business and the.complote security of the Company. Experience, however, having satisfactorily demonstrated that these rates are exces sive, what possible excuso can there be for maintaining them ? Availing themselves', of this experience, thc Directors and Managers of the Universal Life Insurance Company, ?frits organization, adopted a scale of premiums in accor dance therewith, and which; has'proved to bo fair ^ and adequate, and all that was accessary to meet the requirements of thc business. These premiums are about twenty [ ii ve per cent. lower than those charged-by Mutual Companies. ! It also appeared, inasmuch as the rates so established were as near as .could possibly be determined fair rates', and not in excess of what Insurance-, has previously coft the Policyholders in Mutual Companies, that any -profits, arising from prudent manage ment justly and properly belonged to the stp'cloioldcrs bf thc Company, for the risk incurred by them in undertaking the business. .^"Experience has shown that there are sources of profit in the practice of the husiness which theory will not' admit of being considered as clements in the calculation of the premiums. These*resulta from a saving in the mortality of the members .o? a Com-, puny owing to"the medical selection of good jjyes, a gain in interest on the investments-'! of the Company over that assumed in thc calculation of itsSpremiums, the profits ? dori rabie froni the lapsing aiid surrender of Policies' ?y the members,'and from other minor sources. :/ ,:;i Profits from these sources, in a Company possessed of a capital of $200,000, and do I iug a lair amount of business^,would yive to the stockholders dividends largely in ex cess of what were counted 6n by thc Directors of the Universal at the time of its organization. They have, therrtbre,"determined to divide among the policj*holders-3oi j the Company a large part of the prolitsaccrtiing from the sources name/0'H'Qf $hi?h have heretofore been divided among the stockholders. era j >w The plan adopted for such division is as follows : .Every person who may hereafter insure with the DHtt>?r5?Zwill? for the purposes Of division, bo' treated as a stockhol der to the extent ol' one Annual Premium upon his Policy ; and will share in thc profits of the Company to precisely the same extent as a Stockholder owing an equal amount of the capital stock.- j -By this-system of-Insurance, original with ^he Universal, the policyholder secures I the following important advantages : - _ ' FIRST. Insurance ot thc regular " Stock!' rates, requiring a pnniary outlay oj about twenty iothiftyper ccni. ?ess O?an that charged byMutual Cojnpanies, and which is ?crivaient i? a yearly rt dividend" paid in advance of that amount on mutual ratee. This low cost of insurance is worthy bf attention. Since its organization this Company has received in premiums from its policyholders thc sum of $1,017,000. To .;>483,0?0, and paid it. too, in advance, instead of at the end of one or more years, lt is impossible ?o find any example of: a Mutual Company furnishing insurance at so low a cost ly returning to its .policyholders an equal amount upon similar receipts. S?CORK Particip?tienrin-the legitimate profits of the Company, upon apian which secures to thc policyholders the same treatment which Directors ana Slockholdeis award to .UicmsclveSi This system of participation, id connection with thc low " stock" rales of premium, must necessarily secure to thc policyholders every possible advantage to bc derived from prudent and careful management. The low rates of premium compel economy, and, independent of participation, garantee to thc policyholder his insurance at a rate which is not in excess of thc cost ,n well managed mutual companies ; while, by the proposed plan of participation in .yhat may be considered the leg iii mate profits of the business, the cost will be st iii uith'.T diminished. .-'. I Thus by the combined advantages arising from low stock rate and participation in be wonts itis confidently believed that the- UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE OMPAN? offers insurance at its lowest practicable cost. Jg^jg" Those of the existing Policyholders who desire to participate in tho Profits under tho new Tlan can du so by making application to the Head Office, or to any of | the Agents of the Company. The Company is in a sound financial condition. Hatio of Assets to,Liabilities 13G to 100. Ur?rGOOD RELIABLE AGENTS- WANTED, who wU deal direct with tao Now York Office, and to whom full General Agents' Commissions will bc paid. GEO. B. LAKE, General Agent. May 24 2m22 REDUCTION IN PRICES AT" JESSUP'S CARRIAGE RE POS IT Oft Y V J j o i'ii'i'ii g M e rehauts' and Plant e.r[s National Bank, To. 225, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., THE ATTENTION of the Citizens of Ed'g?nelc? aria vicinity is respect fully invited to a Largo Stock of Vehicles- manufactured .to my.own order, by the-ln'.sbinakers in the country, comprising C "IMAGES, riLETOXS, I?AR0UCKES, ROCKAWAYS. DEPOT AND PEDtER'S WAGONS, And a very full line of O ?P IE HST A 3ST 3D T? P BXJ(3;GIB S. --O-- ' ' ?ab irtlbJ - Also, the Justly Celebrated -luigii . . ? i - i.' i - STag?n,;.'.; Jackson Plantation For .One, Twp, Four~and-Six Horses,-In Thimble Skein-and iron Axles, With an'd-withont Bo\!r^^^ and LIGHTNESS OF DRAFT !--Cap/city Guaranteed I-Warranted in Ma terial, and Workmanship l-^ssrThe Cheapest Wa?on in any Market T"?u For salo by 5 :*M W3VT.O. JESStJP, - (Successor or?nERM^N;^ESSUP':'ci bo$, Nci. 225 Broad Stree!, Augusta, ta., .;;>; 'Adjoining'Merchants' &;Ph^f^?iiti?ri?l>B?,nk. % IJ^gf^Orders- liv rn?il promptly executed. 'vmft^ description, 'maae to ordefi at sitor^ apiece, u?d Batiaiaction pledged. v j Augusta, May 9C,- t..: > y. frith ,?:-: ; j . ' , Qm. '20 1 ' I?JL fl1*- P* %ll?S?t'J SAinV.lYS READY RELIEF CtTRICS THE WOHST jPAINS ?ii from One to Twenty Minutes. ?. . ?ISIOT ONE HOUR " AfieVrc?idlng lli!s advertisement need any ono SUFFER WITH l'A IN. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF IS A CURE F?ll EVERY PAIN. It was thu Amt and ls tho Only Pain "Rj?'rtt^?'.y That lustautljt stopp the most we/ifeliting?iains, al lais luflaimiiBilmn', and cures" Congestions, whether of-the Lungs, Stomach, -Bowel*? OT other glands or organs, l.y ?nie application. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, a? No matter how violent: or- excruciaiinc the pain tb RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden., Infirm, Crippled,-Nir vous, Neuralgie, or prostrated wtyh disease may sulfur, RADWAY'S READY,.RE LIEF WILL AFFORD rNSTANT-E'ASE. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. . - IN FL AMMA TI ON. OF THE.BLADDER. INFLAM il AT ION > ( ?V THE? BOWELS;?; CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT,-DIFFICULT BREATHING. . .?'.. .. PALPITATION OF THE HEART II YSTERLCS.i GROUP, DIPTHERIA. , ri ,,' : ... CATARRH. INFLUENZA HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. 0 'Xii NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM COLD.CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. ' . - ?Thu application ot" tho Heatly Relief to thc part or,parla whero the nain or difficulty exista will .aOord ra.it? and comfort; . .'. '.?,?. . Tweiity?ijrons?n half stumbler of water .will In a few'momenta eura .CHAMPS. SPASMS, .SOUR STOMACH,' DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY,:WIND IN THE BOWELS, aud all INTERNAL PAINS. Travelers should always carrv a bottle of lta'il ; wa >'?'?? Ready Relief with them.' A few drops ? in water will prevent sickness or pains from cuant?o ?if wut?r. lt 'is belter ihnnFrehch Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant. / "???Trox* and ?guo. ... JEVER ,?SU. AGUE cured for liny cents. There hlnot a remedial Jigcntj^n, the world that will euro Tftvr andigue, "and" another Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Tvphold, Yellow, nnd other Fevers (aided by Radway's Pills.) so quick as RADWAY'S RE LIEF. Filly cents per bottle. HE?XTH PBE?UT Y'I ! STRONG'AND PUKE RICH BLOOD-INC REASE OF Vt ES ll AN D W EIG II T-OLBA R SK1N A-K I ) BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED] TO /ALL.';.: - ^ ^ . .? Dit. ' EADWAY'S MM?BMII? RESOLVENT HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; SO QUICK. SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BODY UNDEROOES. UNDER THE IN FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE THAT EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH AND WEIGHT IS SEEN ANO FELT. THE GEEAT BLOOD PURIFIEE,! Kr, ry drop of the. SARSPARILLIAN RESOL VENT communicates Vtrough the Blood, Sweat, Ci ?ne, and nth er Jiu id H and julee* of the system Hw vigor of life, for il repairs tlic misten of wk body icith ueii linn sound material.' Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular diseased, ? Ulcers in thc. Throat. Mouth, Tumors. NodesAn the. GU ind s and oilier partit of the system, Sow Ey ts, Strttniorous ?I'ischaryes from the Ears, and tfyeuoiit forum ot Skin diseases, Emption*. Fever 'Sores), Saud Head. Rina Worm, 'Sall RUemn, Erysipelas. Acne, Blttek Spots, Worms iii tin Fleth, Tumore, Cancern in Hit Womb, and alt weakening and painful ffiseharges, Sight Stseut*, Loss of S/icrm and all waste* of the lip principle, are. Kith itt the cundir? range of this wonder oj Modern Chemistry,'and a fnc dayi!u#e icitl prove to any person using it for either of these forms of distase {ts potent power to curt) them. If thepatierit, daily becoming reduced by the wastes ami decomposition that is continually progressing, succeeds in arresting these wastes, and repairs the same with new material made from healthy blood and this the S ARSPARILLIAN will and does secure -a cure ls certain ; for wiicn once this remedy com mences ita work of purification, and succeeds in di minishing tho lois of wastes, ils repairs will be rapid, and e'-ery dny thc patient will feel himself growing better and stronger, the food digesting better, appe tite improvlngf-and flesh dud weight increasing , Not only'doos the-SAhsAPARitLiAN RESOLVKKT cx .'Cell nil known remedial agents in thc cure of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin diseases; but it is tho only positive cure for Kidney & Bladder Complaints, Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy. Stoppage of "Water, Incontinence of Urine. Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and in all-cases where Ho-re ar;? l?rick-<lu-?-t deposits, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed wHh substances like thc white of an ' cg?oVthrifads'like white silk, or lhere is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust de posits, and when there is a pricking, burning sensn* lion when passing water, and pain in thc Small of thc Back and along thc Loins. BR. EADWAT'S Perfect Purgative Pps, perfectly tasteless, elegantly coat' d with sweet gum, purge, rep?lale, purify^- cleanse, and strengthen. Radway's Pills, for ihe" cure of all disorders ?filie Stomach,Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous diseases. Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indi gestion. Dyspcps* a. Biliousness, Bilious Fever. In (lamination <>f iii.-Bowels, and ill Derangements of the Internal Viscera. Warranted to feet a positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs. 3) . pff* Otiserre the following 'symptoms resulting from Disorders of tho Dis? stive Organs: Constipation. I award l'il.-s. Fullness of ihe Blood in'tlie Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn. Disgust of Fond, Fulliwt?s or Weight In the Stomach, Sour ?ructations. Sinking or Fluttering al the Pit of tho Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing. A few doses ol' RADWAY'S PILLS will free Ihe system from all the above named disorder*. Price, 25 eenls per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. READ * FALSE AND TRUE." Send one lettc ?tamptoRADWAY & CO.. No. ST Maiden Lain. New York. Information worth thousands will bi" sent yon. JalyS ly - 29 V I N EC A fl R I T TE RS J. Wi I. ina, F .-orr-lor. K. H. MBBOMU 4 CA, DragKliU ac t Gon. Ag'!., Saa Fraaclsco, CiL, aa J 33 k Si Comm.rco St. W. T. MINION'S lienr TcaUSBouj .u meir "Wonderful Curative Effccl?. Thoy are not a rile Taney Dr i uk, ile Je of Foo r Ram, "Whiskey, Proof Spirit? and Ttehteo r,!<iaor*> doctored, spiced and sweetened 1" plniso 'the tasto, called "Tonics,1' "Appetizers," ''Restorers, ".ic., that lead this tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but aro' a true Mcdhhre, made'roiii dc native foots anTherr* of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimu lants. They aro thc GREAT KLOOS'PL*RI. FI ER aailA LIFE GIV IXC I ' XI .VCil'LC, s perfect Renovator and' Iiivigerator of Ihe' fJysfom! ear ry Lng o:T a ll poisonous matter and restoring tho blood lo a healthy condition. Kp person cnn take these Hit ters according to directions, and remain lons unwell, provided their bones aro not destroyed ty -millern! poison or oilier nie ?ii?, and thc vital orguns wasted beyond the point of repair. They arc n. Gentle Purgative ns well ii? a Tonic, powong .-.Isp, tho pccnliar merit of acting r.3 a powerful ugcAtin relicvJuj Congestion or Inilam raatlon cf thc Liver, and all Ihe Visceral Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in young or old, married CT single, at thc dawn of woman hood or at tho turn of life, thcse'Tonlc Biders have-no equal ; For InOammatnry and Chronic Rlieumu t!?m and Gout, Dynjicpiiin. or IurttzcNtiou, Rllluu?, Remittent nnd Intermittent Fe. Ters, ?iUe?iM'H of thc Rlood, Liver, Kid. ney?? and Rladder, these Ritter? bave been most successful* Suck SINCUICS arc caused by Vitiated 'Rlood, which ls generally produced by derangement of thc Rifest; vc Ororans... . ?TSPJEPSIA OR INDIGESTION"", Head ache, Tain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho stomach, Bsd Tasto in thc Mouth,. Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Tain In tho regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred .other painful .ymiitoinj rvrc the off-prlngs of Dyspepsia. ' ' They invigorate tho Stomach and stimulate thc torpid Liver and Bowels, which rcndfli' them of unequaled efficacy-in cleansing tho blood u( all impurities, and Im parting new life and vigor to thc whole system. FOR SKIN* DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Bhcum, Blotches, Spots,- Pimples, Postules, Boils, Cor* buncles, Ring-Worms, Scald Heed, Sore Eyes, Erysipe las, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration's of thc Skin, Humors and Diseases of thc Skin,' of whatever name or nature are literally dug up and carried out of tho system In a short time by tho use of these Bitters. One bottle In such esses will con vinco thc most incredulous of their eura* tiro effects. ?.'.?': ! ;; i.C^ L-l , Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find Its Im purities bursting through tho skin In Pimples, Erup tions .or Sores; - cleanse lt when you uni" lt ohstructel and 'sluggish In the vein:;;'cleanse lt ?v?ieri lt Is'foul, aiury?urfcellngs will tell'yon when.-4* Keep the Mood pure, and the health of the system will follow. Pin, Tapo and other-VVorros lurking In the system of so many thousands,-arc cffecrually destroyed and removed. Says a distinguished pliysiologlst, there, is scarcely nu Individual upon tho face of the earth whoso body ls exempt from thc presence of -worms. It Ls not. upon, (ho healthy clements of the .body ihst worms, exist, bat upon-tho diseased -humors ?and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of 'dlsonsc. Ko system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthclmintlcs, will freo tho system'front worms like .lhasa Bitters. 'Sold by all RnicslsU and Realer?. J. WALKER, Proprietor. Ii. IL MCDONALD A CO, Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Cali? forma, and 32 and 24 Commerco Street, New York. Junes ly 21 *SEK?,I?B?CiBC' 'fiepVao - ljr *?9 ?on '. CHAS. STAPLES. . ' I!. ?. R. REAB. S?V/ i ?? . ': ' ?M fj?tl .?ir H?? ? iftti IK:;.-.? "lo -K> ?.' . 5 I STAPLES & RIAB, 8 ".r ' u?.-t '. .-I; ni ft T.! If '."">'' <?* General Commis?sibn Merchants. ;-j;.]/:?;->'>r:i. . . ! ?? ,>_.. . .... i Commn^ion] for Selling ?Cotton, 1 1-4 pe* Cent. ! ""We* shall af ALL'TTIMES keep constantly on hand A FULL STOCK, and varied assortment of -GROCERIES QF ALL KINDS;. Wo'occ?py the welVknown stand of John M. Clark1 '?& Co., 278 Broad St/, [and jjiope'by strict attention to. business to merit a liberal share of patronage ."fc-'-OEO: C. ROBINSON will oe continually on hand to meet ?his ,irieiicls, and serve their i i ufc?r?st'' Warehouse on Jackson Street, occupied the last two years by,;Fleming, Staples ,& 'Go., whqse) business we alone will settle and siga for in liquida tion^ --. . '. . .Ti ',tf~\ ? ,. , ,:. .?.'ul'i-: . -i ???? STAPLES Sc REAB. References by Perniission : ? - Joni; P. KING, Pres't Georgia Railroad & Banking Co. H. H. HICKNAN, Pres't Gramtevill? Faery., and'Savings'Bk,, Augusta J. SIBLEY & SONS, Cotton Merchants. " JOHN Jyi. CL'AEK & Co:, Merchant Millers. ! MCLAWS & GANAHL, Attorneys at Law. : ! Augusta, Sept 6 .., ' .. .. 3m .37 ! ? ; - /-i tn-.: . A. SAT No. 3, Park Row. il [(ilJlO MU Dealer in EDGEFIELD, S. ^ flK^rjsiftd !<;:?. ,'??'~r ff.i.A. .? 7"?di ji:;' . .j-?':? JUC'. In? .iii il P??EE MUGS, ?? IEMC?H1S, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, PUTTY, ? GLASS,1D YE ' STUFFS, l-n ' j BITTERS. PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, FAN CY ARTICLES, TOILET AND FANCY' SOAPS,' CONGRESS AND VERMONT WATER, -' ALL OF THE LATE AND POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY;1 SEGARS AND TOBACCO, : IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES,.' LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, &c.? ; ; 1 Begs to announce to the public that his Stock is Full, Complete, Fresh anti Genuine, and all articles sold as low as the same can be bought in any market in the State. riifv/ PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared, day and night,- and warranted from tested Medicines. . ?XSQ ON H?1WJ), . . . A Choice Stock of. FAMILY GROCERIES,, ni ? Good SYRUP and ? MOLASSES, at low-figures. ?. .. .: \< ' Two Barrels Pure VINEGAR for. Pickling, .: I j .:FuU diipply,ot White MUSTARD SEED,- . TUM ERIC, <?e.'; IO ARRIVE.-A full and fresh supply of TURNIP SEED.'from the'-; best House in-the United?tates.; . : Mo** '.'.... I Persons visiting'Edgefielcf to purchase Medicines, Groceries; &c, will do; well to call at SANDERS' DRUG STORE, and learn his prices; which in the endwill be a-savins t? a31: purchasers. At SANDERS' DR?Gi STO?E? you' can get anything you vant ?t .low prices. Call and look. . , ? . . I June 7- . , : ??:>????>? ? cf- " !24 OLDEST SHOE HOIJSE IN THE CITY ! ...... . Jj^tafolished 1820. WHOLESALE AA D K JCT A LL. > J pan TIIE LARGEST, BEST AJND CHEAPEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES . IN AUGUSTA, .GA,, CAN BE FOUND AT Alfred 0. Force's, 258 Broad Street,. .A-ugnsta, . G-a. 1 Augusta, July 26 . '. 3m31 Watclies db Jewelry. ESTABLISHED 1850. THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the- Citizens of Edgefield and surrounding country, that th*y have just received a Largo Assortment of H ATCHES, of th* Boat Manufacture, wbtoh they will offer at lowor rates than any House in the City. In addition, will bo found a large Stock of FINE ?OLD JEWELRY, sot with Dia monds, Rubies, Garnets, Corni,-BRIDAL SETS OF PEARL-NUPTIAL RINGS-WATCH CHAINS, CHARMS, ?fcc. A Pino Assortment SOLID SILVER WARE, embracing FULL TEA SETS, WAL TERS, Toe and Water PITCHERS. CASTORS. Berry and Butter DISHES, Card RECEIV li RS. Card andrCakc BASKETS, Cordial STANDS, GOBLETS, CUPS, FORKS and SPOONS. ?nd ?vcrytuia&in the Silver Ware line. . .... 'Alwavs on hand a suj-erb stock of GUNS AND PISTOLS, consisting of Fin? Single md Double Barrel GUNS, and Colt, Smith ,t \Ve*?en, Remington, Cooper, Sharp and Der -inL'er PISTOLS, and many otbev of the latvia invention. ?Also. FINE CUTLERY, SPECTACLES,*WALKING .CANES, PORTEMONNIES, and FANCY GOODS of ore.ry rariety to ba fn'und in a first class Jewelry Establishment., We would also remind thc public that wo kccp.a Special Establishment for the REPAIR of fine WATCDESiand JEWELRY. All work entrusted to our care will be executed promptly, neatly, and warrantod for ono yoarl ? . ,' A. PRONTA?T & SON, 163 BROAD 8T., one Door below Augusta Hot??, AUGUSTA, GA. ' Augusta, Dec 10 ?1 Over Five Hiiiidred Actual Fires] Put Out with it ! Moro thar. ,000,000 worth of Property ;SaTed from the Flames ! THE F. FA-ltWEDL, Sccrctai-y. 122 Washington Street, Chicago. .Insurance Companies reduce rates where it is introduced. The Government has adopted it. Pnts Out Barning Kerosene, Tar, ?(rel SEND FOR ITS RECORD. Aug 2 > 4m . 32' GEBEST IN THE WORLD.(?ff SEND FOR A CIRCULAR ^?2j?jj ' New York Office., 27 BEE K3?AJ? ST, May 31 ly 23 UIGIIEB EDUCATION. HELLMUTH COLLESS Board and Tuition per annum,$22ff. HELLMUTH'!* LADIES5 COLLEGE Inaugurated by II. U. II. Prince Arthur. Board and Tuition pt-r annum, $238. PRESTOENT : The Very Kev. I. Uollmuth, D. D., Dean of Huron. For Partlclar* apply lo Maj. Evans.London,Canada Weil. Iy38 j^ust Proof Red QatSj BEST AND HEAVIEST . ; Bagging and iTtefe, . - At Lint R. O. SAMS. . Aug 30 sa State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD j COUNTY, '. IN THE PROBATE COURT Daniel W. Evans, V vs. Copy A. J. Rountree, .: ' Summ'ns Permelia Coleman, ,for Elvira Terry, . - . Relief. Washington D. Rountree. J To A. J. Rountree, jfennelia^ Colana?, Elvira Terry and Washington J). Roun-,'. tree the Defendants inthecdioveii?iion:^ You are heroby summoned and re quired to answer'the Petition in.this ?ca ti?n, which is.filed in the. Office of the Probate Cour.t for tho County of Edge tield, and to serve a.copy of your.an swer to tho.said Petition on tho Sub scriber at Edgefield .Court House, South Carolina, within twenty, days after the . service hereof, exclusive of the. day of ] such service; and if you fail to answer thc Petition within tho time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Petition. . W. D. RAMEY, . Plaintiffs Attorney. Elvira Terry and Washbigton D. Roun tree, two of the Defendants in this ac tion : : Tiike notice that this action is com menced for Partition of land in the Pro bate Court of the said County and State, and that a summons in this action, of j which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of tho Probate Court for I Edgefield County, on the 19th day. of ] September, A. D., 1871. , , W. D. RAMEY, Plaintiff's Attornev. Sept 21 et 39 State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY, IN PROBA TE CO CRT. iii B. Wovor, Adm'orof the "J Petition Estate of Lewis J. Miles, to Bell Plaintiff, Real Es vs. tate for M. T-. Miles, fPar'nand John J. Cahill and wifeSarah payment V. Cahill, of Debts Georgo W. Jones and others, and Defendants. ; J Relief. To the Defendants John J. Cahill and wife Sara!-. V. Cahill, and George W. Jones : You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer tlie Petition in this ac 'tiou, of which a copy is herewith served on you, and to serve a copy of your an swers to tho said Petition on th? Sub scriber at his office, at Edgefield C. H., S. C., within forty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser vice, and if you fail to answer the Peti tion within the time aforesaid, tho Plain tiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the Petition. J. L. ADDISON, Plaintiffs' Attorney. September 16,1871. To the Defendants JottH. J. Cahill and wife Harah V. Cahill and iitorge W. Jones : Take notice that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the ofliee of the Probato Court, at Edgefield Court House, S. C., on tlie 10th day of Septeml>er,1871. JV L. ADDISON, Pliuntiffs'Attorney. Sept 19 .'! 6t 39 Red Oats, Bust Proof. WE can furnish these OATS, deliy- . qrod' at tho D?p?t, Sacks includo?, at ? $1,25 per Bushel of 32 lbs. Apply by' Cash order to ' : T. C. LIPSCOMB & SON, , Nin^-Six, G. AC.BiK, j Sept? ? la IT Rolls, Domes1.icJuto.BAG l?O&esl&at'G^ ! .WBale^B^rrreo ElAGGTNCr, HM). Buiidl?aLATrtAr TIES, . .' < r -" ;? 200 Barr?is Refine^ SUGARS, . 50 Hhdn. Porto Rico arid -Demarara SU GARS, ? ii 200 Bbls. Reboiled MOLASSES^ 100 Hhds. Reboiled MOLASSES, ..."> 200 Boxes Bar SOAP, . ' 200 Boxes and Half Boxen Adamantine CANDLE?, - - 50 Casks C. R. Bacon SIDES, 20 " Bacon SHOULDERS,.. 'PEPPER, GINGER, STARCH,SODA WOOD WARE, and btfc'er Goods usu aUy kept in our line,- at Loifost Prices to' the Trade. , , .... I H?RTON & WALTON; , 302 Broad?lt; A?GUSTA, GA. SeptO ; ' '3m' ".37. ot wm? ? ?? >>"?'?! -T: bri.; ! AL1L DESCRIPTIONS, j : - ?AT'-; (Formerly, C. Flatt <t Co., ) ? ? . ?. : 214 Broad Street, Aoriste, Ga? : ni . iuiuti HO I ion vttutprtr 1.??.0. T^E.'p?rticulfu:?y jcjoit the attention-of TT purchasers tp-obr SQUD^ WAL NUT (^ABIBERMSTJITS. fox Beauty." ! Our 'MANUFACTUBING T>EPART- ' ME.NT- is ?i?ii in .operation:.. Special or* ^ ble for Manuftcturers:* we 'offer at Low Prices. .'?..?. iu.-.t'.i-* :o rUi^ s ! Augusta,,May 2 .^UilylPA J. M. NEBEETT;: : I" -W. H. GOODRICH ' o MNl'FACTORY. THE Undersigned restfully an nounce to the people o; Edgefield and adjoining Co un tie,, th Jt they are still engaged in tho manufacturo o. .>,.!< ff f ,the well-known and highly .approved OGLESBY PATTERN. ?T? 3 j M&i:!NER?3TT,.'wha^I^.V-?fo'u^rtoea ? years* ' n'ra?.flrttl ftTnWftnr*' InL tn?yt?g - mese GINS,' i will give bis personal'atton-' tion to tho .business,. and we feel confl-? . dent of jriving entire satisfaction, to thosp, t f^vor?rig^ns'wlth their orders.. ? EVEIre G?N WARRANTED. ! Old dln^'R^OVATET) of 'BEFAIR^ ED in the best manner. I t NEBLETT & GOODRICH, . At'G^ri?ri^'MacbJ?fl .Works,', f 1 ^-Capt. LEWi? JONESl 'of Edge field, is our authorized Agent,' arid all or- " der? received i by h*m will' meet with 1 prompt attention.,. |i , May 2 6m .10.., i ? ? ii i .i" i . NEW ADYJE?TISEMENTS.' * 1---pa i. . --. j THE NEW DISINFECTANT ! Bromo Chloraliun, NON-POISONOUS, ODORLESS, POWERFUL j Deodorizer and Pisini>;ctant.. . ? ENTIRELY HARMLESS AND SAFE. ARRESTS. AND PREVENUS CONTA* H . GION. Used In private dwelllogs, hotel*, restaurants, pub- A Ile schools, hospilals, Insano its-lunu, dispense rles, . jails, prisons, poor-houses, on chips, stcam-D-sts, and io tenement-houses, markets, fer water-closets, ari- ; nnls, sinks, sewers, cesspools, ?tablea, 4c. A *pecific int ZcontarHoXH and pettGentibi dit eattt, aa cholera. ;> phciu lev, r, ship fever, small- . pox, scarlet fever, measles, Uh eas cs of ai In. als, Ac Prepared only bj TILDEN tX. CO., 140 William St., ST? Y. . Sold by all druggibta._ A NEW ERA IN, TOT as?iing. LABOR, TIME, lOTIIES wd FUEL SAVED (BY THE USE OF WARFIELD^ ' COLD WAT?B Self-waa h in g Soap. SEND for CIECULAB and Price list AGENTS WANTED, WILSON, LOCKWOOD, EVERRETT k CO. 51 MURRAY ST., New York. Sole Agents for the States of Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Fruit and Ornamental; FOB AUTUMN OF 187L We invite tba attention of Planters and Dealers to our largo and complete ?tock of , . -i/ Standard and DwarY Fruit Trees. O nt pe Vines sui?! ?mail Fruit.... Ornamental J'rcei, Shrnbn and Planta. ? New <fc Rar? Fruit, Orname nial Treen. ' ' Hulbon? Flower Koo??. -.'I .iii Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues sent prepaid oa receipt of stamps, as follows: - Nd-Fruits, IO?. Bo. 9-Ornamental Tree?; 10c. Ko. 3-Green-house. IO?. No. Ct-Whole sale, free. No. 5-Bulb?, free. "Addienf KLLWA * G E R <fc BARRY, Established IMO. Rochester, K. Y. APPLETON'S JOUBHAL, Four Months for One Dollar* Persons not DOW subscriber, lo A rr LIT 05's Joui NM. can, as a trial eulwription, obtain the lemah). ins: ???ne? for Hie current year-from Sept. Sd-FOU ONE DOLLAR. Th i* lar oe rrdvetion te offered to nene subscriber? to enaUe thone not nam acquainted with tlxe Journal to fully lett il* merits. Remittances must be malled - . direct to the publishers Ai'trxTOxto Jotr&sxL is published weekly, and consist, of thirty-two pares quarto, each number at tractively Illustrated. Price 10c per Na;regular subscription prioe *4 per annum. In advance. D. ' APPLETON*CO., Publishers, New Yo?k. mrr n>R ONE MONTH TO ALL WHO Asie I* Kr r l'011 IT ; 79c, to Jun., Ti ; t>l.M to July, 1 I ILL ?72; t-2??) to Jan. 73. TH K MKTH ODI8T. Every week a Leetnre Room Talk- by ? Beecher; Sermon or article by Tilmapc {second on- . ly to Beecher in 'popvloHlyj Urs. Wil!!iir> great aerial story expoarngi^seret worktnp? oMtoruarrfsm in America, and muc.i ether good reading. G. Hal' tied, 114 Hassan *L, i?e\o York, pfirr Try samples of our great S-psge, rKrr Sl-00 australed weekly-30 years ? I *?? ki established Fine steel engravings free to subscribers. Agent? mako ?0 a day. Send for gattmrdny Gaaeif, Hallowell, Me.' _ BAND LEADERS. For aomethlojc lntoresting, send your address to GF.ORGK W. G.lThS Fruultfor!, S. V. T IQ, I'OHS, B\Y liVH* D1TTKR.S, ?md Li s Y ll UPS of all kinds cac be eeiiiry made for li-ssthan half the ostial niles, by mu:r> a EICH - LEK'S Receipts. Prieo (3, delivered by mail. Proof Sheets and Index sent free by F. A EICH LER, 400 N. Sd St., Philadelphia, Pa. THE CURTAIN RAISED. How it I? done,' sod who ?loes it Tho Alena Boole, 193 pages, gorgeously Illustrated with cu?s, posi?ona, Jtc. Sent by mail, securely s-aled. for nrry cents. ' Grand Circular, fre<?. A<fdrew STEPHEN WEST, 6SS BROADWAY, New York. $30. We will Pay $30. A cen ts $30 per week to sell our great and valuable discoveries. If you want permanent, honorable and' pleasant work, apply for particulars. Address DYKK A CO., Jackson, Michigan._' _ ARGENTS WANTED for the TRANSMISSION OF LIFE. COUNSELS OK TH? NATCSB AJTD Hroncm or rut MASCULINE FUNCTION. By Da. NintBTS, author of. .. " The Phjtlcal Life of Woman* It relates to the na:U nex; is full of new facts; delicate but ouU]>o ken; practical and popular; highly endorsed; selle . rapidly. Sold by subscription only. Exclusivo terri--' tory. Terms liberal. Price ?2. Address for coo*' tents, dec, J. G. FERGUS dc CO., Publishers, Phila delphia, Pa. Croup Drops. . ASPEEDY and ail effectual Remedy for that alarming and often fetal dis ease, and tho best Remedy mr Whooping Cough and Asthma. For sale by G. L. PENN, Drtqrgtet - . CANDLES. "