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ocr: India Matting. & SHEAR have received 'from New York, a large supply of 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 and Checked India 'latting, of superior qual ity, and to which they respectfully invite tho atten tion of the public. A June 10 tf 21


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ocr: MrER BANNER ISPUBL.ISH ED VRY TUESDAY MORN ING BY W. J..FItANCIS. TERtMS, TWO DOLLARS in nilvaince, Two Dollars hand -Fifty Cents t the expiraTin of six inEfits,I or Three Dollars at the end of the year. No paper illseontinued until all arrearages hrcAih,.lti% ht the option of the Propritetor. AV.Adveti#ements iusertel at SlEVI N 'Y VhCenta p-r tsqtmre, (19 lines or lvsa,) for sae firt, and half that sun for eacI subsequent Insertion. g The number of insertione to he markedl on l Atihrerusetuents or tliy will be publhlishied uti ordered to be discontinued, and chiarged NDOLLAR per Fquare for a sisigle insertion. Quarterly aud Montily Advertise ients will be charged the same as a single in ton,mandsiernl-tuonuthly the l'aanel as new oanes

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ocr: Wntered according to Act of Conrers, in the year 166l. by J. . HOUGHTON, M. V., In the clerk' Ofmo of the District Court br the Eastera District of Pensyilvania. Another Scientife Wonderl OREAT OURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. J. 6. HOUCHTON'S PEpsil, THIE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, GASTRIC JUICE. Prepared from RENNICT, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox, ifter directions of Baron Liebig, th great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. ouus roN, M. D.. Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indipes tion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice , Liver Complaint, Constilpation, and Debility, Catring after Ni. ture's own method, by Natures's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. r.7' Half a teaspoonful of Peprin, infmiged in water, will digest or dissolve. Fire Pounds of Reast Bcef, in about two hours, out of the Stonch. l'epsin is tie chief eleiment. or Great I)igest. ing Principle of the Gastric Juice-the Solsent of the Food, tie Purifying. Preserving, nail 6titulating Agent of tlte Stomach and Intes tincs. It is extracted from the Digestive Slom. ach of the Ox, thus forming an artificial lDigea. tive luil. prCisely like the iatiral Gastric Juice in its _1achmical powers, and furnishing a Complete and Perfect Substitute for it. By the aid of this preparation, the pIins anad eva18 of Indigestion and Dysielsia are "rmve I, just nn they would he by a laltly Stomach. It is do iln wonders for y)vspeptics. curing cast's of bility, Emaviation, Nervous Declinae, nndit Dys. pepticC osmptiosn. ituplhposel to he oil trie of ti grave. The &icientific Evidlanee upon which it is based, is in the highCst degree Curi. ous andt Remarkable. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! Baron Liebig in his celebrated work on Ani. mal Chemistry, says: " An nrtificial Digestive


ocr: WATCHES The Subscriber would respectfully in onn tle citizens of Sumter and adjacent Dir tricts, that lie has just opened in Sum. terville a ben'utiful assrtnient of Clocks and Watches Brooches, Finger Rings, Cuiy Pins, kar lUngs, Buckels, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard Chains, of Steel, Silver and Gold-Gold and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Specta eles of varions kinds ; White and Coral Bends, Bracelets, &c. &c. All of which will bo sold at Charleston prices for Cash, by C. T. MASON, One store sonth of .Mrs. Hulbort's Millencry. P. S.-Repntiring of every description done in the very best i: a mer and at the shortest notice. -iU" All work done by mie, warranted to give iatisfaction. C. T. M. December 2, 1851 i6 tf


ocr: Fail and Winter Goods, TIha, suscribera. are noaw reiva-ing and open. ing thetir ,sr'ual supaply of D)ry Goo:lra, Ilrardwzare Graoceries, the pricEes osf which will be very redluceds, anal iaaiie lteir friendsa and thec toecxamainea th -ir Btock. 31. Ilt.CKL~t & CO. Camden, Oct. 28, '51. 1-tf


ocr: o arltestoit %bvcrtisCmelite. W. J. Jacobi & Son' J. JAoat. INATHANIE.L JACOBI. NO. 221 KINU.STREET, STORE ABOVE Importexs and Dealers in Domestic Dry 3V" Our customers are ensured and a strictadherance to the One Jan. 6. 1852.


ocr: Webb Clark's Hotel, SUMTERl VILLE, S. U., Ths Ilotel is situated in the most plain part of the t n. Thb. -Porietor will be pleased to see his friends atnd the travelling pub~e; prom:, ising~ to spare no exertions on his part to rendeor them comfortable. Charges rea, soniable. WEBB CLARK, Jan 23 Propetf


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ocr: 4 i V.5.2OTE WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN MADE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c, &c. UNDER THE U. S. HOTEL AUGUSTA, GA. T M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT eCe Ready Made Clothing ever oflered in this city. Their Stock consists of the latest and most improved styles of manufactute. -A L 6 0 A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. r Country Merchants, and all persons visiting our city, are respectfully solicited to call and examine our Stock for themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. - dk 36 GREAT SALE!! HE Sulecribers are now receiving direct from Manufacturers, both North and South the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NEEDLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS, 1u IKNIVES, THIMBLES &C. Together with a large an elegant Stock of SUSPENDERS, PURSES, BEADS, WALLETS, PORT-11MONIE, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens, Spectacles, &c., &c. -ALSO LOORING GLASSES AND MRROR3, Of every style and pattern, together with a full and cheap Stock of School and Miscellaneous Books, Paper, Ink, &c., &c. ;gr,Owing to the great scarcity of money in the country, the Subscribers are determined to sell Goods this season lower than any House in Charleston or Augusta. " Merchants from the country will please call and examine for themselves. DUNHAM & BLAKELY. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 26, 6m 45 ALDRICH & ROYAL, Metcalf's New Iron-Front Store---Opposite the Masonic Hall, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. A LDRICH & ROYAL, dealers in B 0 0 T S A N D S 11O E S, have always on hand . the largest and most splendid assortment of LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, (For Retail.) of any other House in the City. Lffr Persons visiting Augusta will always fine a good Stock of the finest and most fashion able articles to select from at our New Store. rgir Please give us a call and see for yourselves. A pril 1, 1852. 6m 1 CANDIDATES.,huil~ ae ror Tax Collector. FeiFcat JOHIN QUATT LEIH UM, EgfedCuthue ntefrtMna n hIlRA31 JOI2JtDAN, 'tedi nJn et h olwn rpry WESLEY B100)IE. - ntefloin aevz WILLIAM 1L. PAltKS, St ulrv V.Hret n os n THIEOPIlILU8S DEAN,lo iutadbcnonteorrofCte L. A. BIROOKS. WEL.COME SIARTINadTlm'rSresinteTw fHmug .-DERICK IIOLSONISAKE, koni h lno adTwa o o n F. W. BURtT.hndeanthrytre(3)buddote HENRY 11. HIL.L.Not vJctNo14EatyCkSte, BARNEY )I. L A31AR,Sot TlanSrendVstbCetr Wor sheriff. unngbc n hnrdad it et FELIX E. BODIE,mreole. Jt;II; ll )A Y,AnoLideanStrtarinvsi JAM3ES Ei DSON.haII lriooctatolndotiig R. S. KEY,twhudean it'crmoeolesad Tor Ordinary. Jiiglml fBn.BtiMs rni ~r VIRGIL 31. W HITE, Sepnn&3eity dadhmtn n WV. F. D)UJRISOE, orlore Brilliant Display of Jewelry! LEIJNS H AVE just reeived, in addition to my former :38,12St7

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ocr: Lodge, No, 17, I. 0, 0. A Regaular Meeting of this will be held on Monday uvening 7 ('lock. A full attendance of all the Miembers is very esirel. on Sile-day night next, 7th of June, important business will be brought before Anl the Meeting will also be interesting and in tructive. A. G. TEAGUE, See'y. June 3 It 20


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, TilE alOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE? L'sd by Physicians of High Standlig. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purily the blood, give great tone maid vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the ) stem against all future disease. can be taken with safety, at no time debili. tating the patient-being gratoful to the most deli. cate stomach, and rensarkuble for their cheering, Invigorating, strengthening, and restorative proper. ties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMSs Also, Liver Complaints. Jaundice. Ileartbun.. Cos tiveness, Faintness, Disorlers of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Siirits, Nervous Hleadache, Uiddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking andl Full. ness of Weight at the Stomach. and all other diseases caused by an Impure state of the blood, liver, etc. which tend to debilitate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural conditior, will find this 3ledicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In A.L cAsss of GENERIAtL DEDILITY, this Mcdl cine ACTS LIKE A CHARI1! THOUSANDS Ilave tested its aidicacy, and thouanals more are now nder treatment; and not one solitary case of failure ha-.et boon reported. Volumes could be filled w'th certificates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAflPHLET, Colatainiing the Certilicat-:s of temarkable Cures, and the high estitnation in which this .e-iiaine is held by tilt P:ulic 1,ress-enn be hadl of the Agents, free S,,lt by all the Genuiue Medicine Depots in the United States. Ato- Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal Otlicp. I-2 FLt.TON ST., N. V., up stairs For sa!e at Edgleielld C. II.. lhy A. G. TEAGUE, AGEN'T. Sept. 4 IV 33 JEW DAVID'S 11. BREW rj 11F great ri. m-- f-r Ivnmtnaiisn. Cout. I inl the Fie. lii;a. nek. .imh -anld Joints, Scrofula. King' I: i. White Sw,-ling. lard Tu. more, sliiTJoint:. ::l I I riXU-l epains whatever. Wihere this 'lasier ie applied. Pain ennot exist. i It lans been beneficiail in case of weaktes.suach Pain aid Waeakies in tie Stastoach, Wenk Laneness, AfTection of the Spine. Fenale Weak nees. &c. No Fuliject to or


ocr: PROF. ALEXANDER C.- BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS Or Medicated Compound, IE efflieacy of this justly celebrated em broeation for invigorating, -beautifying, and imparting a gloss and silken softness to tIhe hair, is now so widely known and acknowledged, that it has gained by its merits a reputation which is not for a day, but for all time. It is the province of science to subdue and control those physical evils which refined civilization has brought in its train ; for so long as warm roons and tight hats, with the combined agency of other influences, exist, will thousands of unhap py victims be troubled with bald heads and grey hairs, to say nothing of the various eutaneous diseases to which the head is subjected. It was to relieve hese evils that Professor BAna? intro duced his invaluable remedy, and among the thousands and one who have been his competi tors, he now stands alone on that pedestal' of success, hewn out of Barry's Tricopherous, and sustained by the favor and universal patron age of a discerning and intelligent public. For restoring the hair to its original growth, or pre venting it from falling out, this componnd has been pronounced by all medical men, to be a sure remedy. For eradicating scurf, dandrui, and curing diseases of the skin. glands. muscles, stings and bruises, the " Tricopherous" will at wv, s be FIund a safe, speedy and unfailing cure; and so long as " Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnmre, And beauty draws us with a. single hair." will Barry's Tricopherous be essential to tho toilet of every lady and gentleman who desire to give a soft, glossy and luxuriant appearance to the natural drapery or reason's throne. Sold in large bottles, price 25 cent., at the ptincipal oiflice, 137 Broadway, New York: and by all the principal Merchants and Druggists thronitrhout the United States and Canada. Mexi co, West Indies, Great Britain, France, &c. 7 For sale at Edgefield C. . by G. L. PENN, AGENT. Jan 15 5t 52


ocr: ALL. Persons having demaands against the estate .tof Luke S. Bland, dIee'd., will sender diem attested, and those indebted by note o)r open will make payment, by the Fourth oif JDe next, as the heirs are all of age, and I ama to close up thme estate. A~.r WM. MOBLIEY, Aar Oct 6 3m. 38


ocr: J.'.NEW] WiIOLESALE & RE MADE CLOTHING, TRU UNDER THE U. S. HO M. NEWBY &CO.,. are now receiving th d Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this ci improved styles of nieanuifctute. -A. L A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTE - Country Merdiantm, and all persons visit and examine our Stocklor themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. TAIL DEAiLR IN WKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., &c. TEL AUGUSTA, (,'r. LARM-lS'1':id ]~'*' AS190LTiIENT Y. 'Their Stocek muisi'ts 4)ef th Ihitest. itiid Mnoto U20 S' AND CHILDREN'S CLCTHING. !!I- ou~r cily, :ire respectrunly sunied to cmd Ilk .36


ocr: LIVER COMPLAINT rAUNDICE, DYSP9SA, CHRONIC NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASIS OF TILE KIDNW, AND AL DISEASES ARISING FRO.M I Disordered Liver or Stomacb, sh-as.. Con stipation, Inwardl Files, Fullness or to the Iedd, Adidity of the Stomach. Nau- sea, Heart-but n, Disgust for Food, or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Ertictations, Sinking or Fluttering at Ste pit of the Stom ach. Sminiming at the Head, Hurried Difficult Breathing, Flutubring at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating sensations when in 1yng posture, Dimness -of Vision. Dote Webs before the Sight,.Fever and dull in the Head. Deficiency or Perspiration, el- lowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in Side. Back, Chest, Limbs. 4-c., Burning the Flesh, Sudden Flushej of Heat, Can-' stant intaginings of Evil and Great Depres sion of Spirits, can be effectually cured by DR. HOOFLAND'S DELEBRATED PREPARED BY DR. C. I1. JACKSON, AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia.


ocr: Lodge, No, 17, I. 0, 0, A Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening next 7 o'loek. All those in arrears are earnestly requested to on or before next Sale-day niight, as the Rule the Lolge will certninly be enforced against them. LE%4s JONES, Secretary.


ocr: excelle(--if had pow they of the in le t-trenogth and we wouill at. ANOTHER SCIEN'IW WONDER Great Cure for r1'HETIJUEDIGFA DR. HOUGHTON'S L TIVE' FLUJD,:o., Gastric -Ju4 ee, prepnred from .ene Or tIhe fourth Stomacia of the Ox, after diree tions Of 1ARoM JaIs53, the great Physitologiest C hem ist, by J. S. I10o1a.1roO, M. D., Philaelphin, Pa. Tials In a trnly WONDERFUIl. itEM E)Y Aor 1ndiges Dysppin. Jaundice, ].lver vimimplalnt. Consti satk eirbility, Curing after NATVCE'S OWN METH OD. bMm Natmre's own Agent, th(e Gistric Juice. ]flt a traMuMMnthIt of l'EI'S[N. Infused in water, will diges or d'mmiave. Fi'. i'oundsi of moitsi leef In about two hour. out of the stomach.. PEISIN i thechef ch-entt, or Great 11)GESTiNG: Principle of the Tnstrie Juice-tie Solvent of the-Fond, the Purifying. lreserving and tirnniating .igent of time Stomeail awl aaemtiAs, it i; extracted from the l)iestlr fnmnach of thme Ox. iitus forming a TLT.E l)ICEM YNTLE,. preciselv like the nmtural Gtuntrie .Ju'ce In itA ('hemial por eri. ant furnishing a COMI'LETE and l'EFEU? si - STITUTE for It. Scientific Evidence i f'ai on time Agent. nnal get a IDeseriptive 'Irentor. grati,. giving a iarce namount of SCIENTIFIC EVIl)ENC.fase. Lilig's Aninial Clmoisntry: lir. Corntwie's I'hysinl .or Dgi tion: I sr. 'ereira ont Fuod and Diet: Dr. .ohn '. Draper, fr New York Uiniversity: 1'rof. imnglison's Physholupy:Ae., together with report. of ctres from all parts of the t'ited. States. I . t NO ALCOHOL, 3ITTERS OR ACDS! *. Remernber thi: 1)r. luocorros'A PEPSIN la a git&A Naturn itmedr. free from ALA.COHOL. hITTERS. AtIDtrP uni NAUISEObi ):UEOs. It in extrrmely agreeable -s, the taist,. and may be taken by the movit fe-v patirnts-wit. cannot eat a water cracker wihoat suite disimie Beware of drugged initatisenat P'e4mmstLis i ka ut.'trep. cIEs IN E v E itr TYpW3!t Dr. ifoughton's a erts Isas now been iited, for upwarft of two years. it every large town in the inited States, and the A gent cnn rm fer Iiyseptic to many retiarkaltle Cqmq. In every Town! Numeraos detalla of enrs certifiesga I'hiysimains anti Patients, are given in theLmircalars fursntl by Agent, gratis. Pepsin in Plaid and Powder. Dr. Iloughton's PEPISIN -i prepared in Poirder and Ik Fluid Foorm-anem in hres'eripuon vials for the uose of 'hvsk eint. The Powder will be ment toy Mai. te. of Poetageftsr one Pihllar. otent to D~r. Houghtron, Philadelphia. l'rivate Circulara ir 'hlclam niay be obtained. efir. Iloughtion or loi Agent., d bineribg the whole procet-ofrI parntion. itd giving time authnrites upn which the 'etalim of ilimtt new remedy are based. An It Is NOT kSECRET I:EDaIY, ti objection can braised agalst its ue by Pl't. slelnuis In rtsleetable tuamli an d regular practice.. Pric. ONE DOLLARI per bottle. . . Observe TIis. E'Ven Enttle of (F.ENUINE% P"EIIbers the-wrili signaluse otf .1. 5. lmtmgitmtn. M. it..sole puoprietor,TPalliile1: dtsu.s py-right and Trade Mask secured. - I*. al - Dsagginmand Deas in 3fediche; . gr5SM, abo y 6. L ME33, DgrA?" (. I.; WARD. LAW &o LYON, Abbeville C. 11. PRATk'A. , 4ewy berry, antel A J. CREIGIHTON, ifamburg, S. C. IJuyS_ 1y _


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ocr: rl10MAS J. 14 DRUGGIST A CAMD for sonle. fr ensh, or nnt approved el anad wO.f. st:a.:e-rsu aLrent of EAsT INLIJ Drugs and INCI, kNGLISII A ND A IE J SURlGICAL, INSTRtMIENTS, P1A INTS1 T'Ill'818 (A1. KINDSJ) . a V Alth181 D -1YKl STI BiiONZE G,A8S WARE,. 1 lItUL*HP 'ATE.NT 71.ntucaN :, WIaNlow A:hses5NVP, LAMr ANt: SaI:si' .ixars & RoOTS, .-SOLAR, . GA. t:N IS:a:s, Sra tyr G (Ac3nuiiae Co Together COM PJVlING TIHE STOCK OF A Agent for the PA TENT .INID FA April Gth, 1852. ND CHEMIST . e it ar T i t. viesir A:- P ravk A 3lsriIr tANYAN 11141 dEorkl - Me dicines. CAN CIIEMICALS OF-AL4, AND OILS, SPICE8j . 1. IE8, . GELATINI, *FFLAVOI: lNa T 8, PEIIFUJMEIIY 8,IAull I)YE, (;.AHS . NAIr, AND WICsKx, (o.'zan 4XI, IAit .1talI AN11 Srr.itxsi O1.s, iRAcv SOArh, tH AND (AMiIUF, &. &C. d Liver Oil. vitha every article A URAUGGlST 011 PUYSICIAN. Lteo mnot approved. MIL Y JEDICINES. 2.1---if


ocr: Take Out Your Neo Committed to the Jail on the 151 a negro man, calling himasel' he belongs to a nan in York, b.. name of Lutton. Also one on 21st 1851, soys his name is Gabriel,'and, belongs to Dr. T. S. Wilson. ~ '[h'e owners of the above nrdii6& are hereby notified, that if the saki iegpw are not .taken out, and the expenses, by the expiration of one year frostajtqg lodgment in Jail, that they wilie a6ii the law directs. The fonner the first Monday in June next; and Ii ter (Gabriel) on the first Monday ln e tember next. J. C. RIIAME, S. & De April 3rd, 1852


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ocr: JAMESZ4N. DAY, OF RICHMOND, VA., Permanenhy located at Edgefleld C H., offers hi: professional services t( the cizens, of the Village and its vi. cinity; and will atLend to..any. call he may hav, either in the Village or Cqmntry.. All operations warraed. March 13. 1850. tf 8


ocr: Lodge, No. 17, I, 0. 0. F A Regunlar Moleting of this LTodge will be held onl Monday evening uxt W W'llct'k. All those in arrears are earnestly requested to attend tin cr before next Sale-day night, na the Rule f the Lodge will certailyl he enoprced nuainst them. LEWIS JONES, Secretary. Sept I It . 33


ocr: TITfTLLlbe soldl on the first Mfonuday in October n1 ext, for I)ivisiaon, all theat TtACT OF LA\N f. lying 'an HoIern's Creek, containeing Fve hun.lreds ande~ eightieen (5*a18) necres, and adjoinjueg linnds saf Jae's iiaafairdl. Dr. Jaes Devore, anal etheria. Tel.rmns ma.:de kanuown on the dlay of sale. R. C. M1.\RTIN, C. F. M1ARTIN. Pept S -it 3$


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ocr: . ACOMMOATfI WHIARJ% it C HAll D ES N i HAiTT! Receive anda-s.ll Cotton, C9r:FJour all other aritlea of Produc6, andgiyt atteaitpn to tho selection of Fuil (CoIunIIission for sellinig Cotton, Fift) per bale. L.' GANTT. WIIfTFIELD WAT.KER EDWJItD OANTT. Reference-.Col. 1. ! iMoses and B.l C B ' S. < August 14, 1852. 41.-amG


ocr: Department, 8,. !'!7IERE'AS informiation has been'u re civedrs by3 this Depari mient, thiait iiuimler wa;s couniitted lon the bodv IIli h Dove, in AIlarion District, by hi tJ( h CAM P11lE l.l2, and that the sind Cauinpbel I las either lied or conceals himuiselfi. Now, in oi(rder lhat thle saidl : C:iinhe may be biroughit io trial, be it known', I, Jons 11. Ah F.ANs, (overnor jn andi the Statte of Suth Carol inau, do issue gli ily P~rochui~nationl, oiferinig a rewaird TWO IIUNDRtED)l) )jLA ARS for delivery io the Jail of Alarion District. C2ampbiel is aboiut 301 or 3i5 years obld 5 feet 8 inches high, stout hilt, quick and stepis short ; las blue Cee, mnan nose, black hair anud thick heard. Ini testinouiy whereof', I haive signed namie and aflixedn the semil of lie -JOllN 11. MEAXNS. Biy the Governor. B1CN3. PERaY, SeCretary of State. A ug. 17. 43-5t


ocr: Cheap Goods. THE subscriber has just returned from (:harleston wit a full ansorttent of A . L KIN1)5 OF (OODS, Wares and Meretan dieo in his line or business; having excercised the unntost diligence in huyint hem C I-.'A)' A NI) GOO, (ind goods u-ci tought are Imf Sold) he ean snake it an object to any one to make a bill with hin, either at Wholesale or Retail. PERitY 3108E. April Gilt, 1852 21--tf


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ocr: S. M. SS.RO0TE WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN1 MADE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., &( UNDER THE U. S. HOTEL AUGUSTA, GA. T M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT' . Ready Made Clothiig ever offered in this city. Their Stock consiats of the latest and m0: improved styles of manufactute. --A L S 0 A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS' AND CHILERN'S CLOTHING. Eg' Country Merchants, and all persons visiting our city, are respectfully solicited to ca examine our Stock for themaelves. k6 Augu.ta, Sept. 23. GREAT SALE!! T E Subscribers are now receiving direct from Manufacturers, both North and South ti 1LARGEST and BEST ASSOltTIMENT of COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NEEDLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS, KNIVES. THIMBLES &c. Togellier with ia Inrge an elegant Stock of SUSPENDERS, PURSES, BEADS, WALLETS, POR T-lCNIE, Gold and Siler Pencils and Pens, Spectacles, &c., &c. -A-LSO LOUDRT G4M5ESZN M MIRROR:, Of every style and pattern, together with a full and ebeap Stock of School and liiscellaneouS Books, Paper, Ink, &c,, &c, "'Owing to the great earcity of money in the country, the Subscribers are determine to sell Goods this ,eason lower than any 1lon-e in Charleston or Ananstn. [ Merchants from the country ' ill pleare call and examine for hermlvep. DUNMIAM & BLAKELY. Augnsta, Ga., Nov. 26, 6m 45 ALDRICil & ROYAL, Netcalf's New Iron-Front Store-..Opposite the Masonic Hall, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. LDRTCH & ROYAL, dealers in B 0 0 T S A N D S 110 E S, have always on lIar the largest and most splendid neortment of LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDPIENS BOOTS & SHOES, (For Retnil,) of any other House in the City. gg P'er.ons visiting Angusta nill always fine a good Stock of the finest atnd most, faino able :art ices to seleet from? at *lur New Flo're. gf Please give us a call and see fryoturselves. 61 A pril 1, 1852. mi Spig and Summer Goods!! ~ . . ~ E .3. A. VAn1V1NJLE, p~~ ti nwis frtrighs:o~ . e d


ocr: - -For Sale.. IHOUSE AND LOT .containing about two i1.acre, ne and a half mniksftotn s9Edgefield ont tihe Colunnbia Road. There are on the Lot a well of gsod water andeli jp etuidig for a smtall fatnmly. - * -. Thni plate wiltha iol1 i t - purelhaso. iuoney;& ~ ad-es immnediate possession giv. g ytJ~'fle


ocr: O ANDID AT ES. Z'0 Tax Collector. F. W. BURT. lIENR Itil'HILL. IJIitNEI 1. LAMAR, JOllN Qt1ATTLE lHUM~, 11l11.A3I JOURLDA N, WILLIAM'L. PARIKS, TIIEOPIlILUS DEAN, L A. BitOOKS. WI LCOM~E SIARTIN, DEIliCK HOQLSONBAKE, F'or Sheriff JULIUS DAY, JAMES EIDSON. R. S. KEY, FELIX E. BODIE, lor Ordinary. VIRGIL 3M. WHITE, WV. 1F. DURLISOE, G. W. L A ND RUI,


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ocr: t for Safe{ , t WILL ofirr t Thr sale.' at -Sir>a, '. Hniiae, on tlio'-let-Monday- n:l4e}S en>y br'r next,' a Ns grn Wornan ,arid=ChuIJ hey' 1116"gitik to the Lnta.te of Willi-Jai; lot dt"eeased "Als+-'nV-the c=aymt: tirne. d't acit Conditions:inadn' I:sown Offt%,. f"ale. W. LE tVJS, (3. August7, 185"x. _ j st ,j am


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ocr: Relous Notice, Tuts Union Meeting in the 4th Division or the Edtgefield Association,- will meet with Red Osak Grove Chureb, on Friday before the 5thILe&d5 lay in August. Rev. D. D. Bausso., t pen the initroductory Sermon, at 11 o'elock,-A. hi, Blrethien are invited to attend, nd Alinisterintg Brethiren, as it 's expcted, Pr otrca. ~Iecting will be held. The subject of diseusaioa, WIlg ia lsibI, Dhurch of Christ and its pungesq S. P. &ETZEN,- Moderiator..


ocr: Notice! THE Subscriber having coat menced the TAILORING RU S[N F.SS again would respectful' ly inform his friends that wish to patronize him, that he may be found for the present in the Office formerly occupied by F. H. Wardiaw. Esq.,.in rear of his old stand, at which place may be found a Splendid Stock of Goods, will be made up in the most FASHION STYLE. He wrould say to gooed paying customers that they can get Coods a little cheaper from than elsewhere, and good fits warranted. JOHN LYON, A GENT. Feb 26 3t


ocr: Lodge, No. 17, L 0. 0. F. A Regular' Meeting of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening 7next 7 o'cloek. A. G. TEAGUE, See'y. March 4 *it


ocr: NEW GOODS! THE Subscriber is now re ceiving a SPLENDID Stock SPRING & SUM1MER FOR GCentIcnaac's Wear, COsIswMs OF Super sup. Back Frenich c 40TH. Super sup. Blue French Twilled Cloth, L " Brown " " " Black ftig'd and Doe Skin SIMERS. (a larresupply.) Fancy Checked DRILLINGS new styles, White figured" Heavy Plain A superior lot of Plain B'k Silk Figured " Fancy fig'd " Wh ite "1" White Silk Vestings emuhro'eid with - Buff and White 3larsailes " " " "t. 4" Vahd-ntia 4" 0 " A beautiful hot of Fancy Silk CRA .4VA TS, Silk NECK TIES with embroidered Elnds, A laree lot of Back, White, Kid and GLOVES, - Also, a ood supply iof HATS. COATS, of various kinds. VERS. &c.. &c. All of which he will sell Low for Cash or to punctual customers, trnaid up in a style inferkar to 1one. - - -JOIN IA ON.


ocr: OF THE COMMSSIONERS 0 For Edgefield Distric Report of the Treasurer DR. 1( Bllnance on hand lust Report, $32 47 Received of S. B. Mays, Tax Collector, it being 14 pr cent upon the last year's General Tax of the District, 2,952 00 Ree'd of D. J. Walker, fine, 6 00 $2,991 97 for receiving $2,991 07, at 23 per cent. ofT, 73 96 Whole amount received, $2.917 11 - Amount paid out 2,719 G8 in hands of Treasurer, $167 43 Rcport of the Treasurer of the Dn. of Posey, for a stray Steer, $5 50 " Of Treasurer of General Boari, 91 50 Of John Wevor, fur stray llorse, 50 00 $147 00 by Conimissions at 2X per cent, 3 67 of Cash on haid last Report, 233 00 amount of funds in 1851, 8376 42 paid out 224 8o in hands of Treasurer, $151 r2 Report of the Treasurcr Dn. on hand last Rleport, $7 43 of Treanirer of thu G. Board, 1692 ;5 " Of S. Christie, Sheritf Itad lines, 35 0O " Of D. Bunch, for stray cow, 2 88 $1,738 06 by Commissions for receiving, 43 .15 of funds in 1851, $1.694 G1 paid out, 1,671 89 in hands of Treasurer, $22 72 Report of the Treasurer of the uf Thos Johnson, Administrator, of former Treasurer, $885 35 " Of Bates Wren, for Tavern Li cense, 50 00 Of Stephen Wren, for Tavern Li. cense, 50 00 Of John Irvin, for Tavern License, 50 00 " Of J. M1. C. Freeland, for Tavern License, 50 00 Of Andy Reynolds, fur Tavern License, 50 00 S Of Juliu Banks, for License to Peddle 6 months, 25 00 " Of John l1arrison, for Licerse to Il'eddle 3 imronths, 12 50 " Of L. G. Matthews, fur License to Pieddle 6 tiont hs, 25 00 Of G. A. Ilarri.,on, for License to Peddle 3 nonths, 12 50 " Of James S. Harrison, for License to Peddle, 25 00 5. $1.235 35 by Commissions for receii log :30 88 S1.204 47 Balatnce on hand last IReport, 1941 11 ___$1,398 58 Rejort of the T'rezaurer of the Lc iItc'd of S. Christie, Sheriff, fur Road a. Fines, $41 31 "Of Trea-surer of General Board, 137 25 ".Of J. Burns, for an old Bridige,~ 1 50 - Retail License, 02 50 $262 06 by Commnisstions at. 21 per eent. 6 55 on hand latst report, $27 5 anmount of funds in 1851, $293 46 paid out, 211 53 in hand4 of Treasurer, $81 93 Re port of the Trea~surer of the 16 oif II. C. Turner, for Tavern LiceLni..$50 0 "Of 51. W. Blledsoe, frTvr i eense,50 00 " Of J. W. Bledsoe, for Tavern Li. eenso,50 00 "Of F ROADS, BRIDGES AND F R a _ t-Fall Term, 1851. f tie General Board. 1851 Ca Fan G Paid Constable, $1 Od " " W. F. Durisoe, for Printing,. 28 12 " W. Wise, Treasurer of the Ullper Battalion, 7th Regt 91 50 " Wiley Glover, Treasurer of the Lower Battalion, 7th Regiment, .1,692 75 " " " Lee Hohton, Treasurer of the Lower Battalion, 9th Regiment, 1X7 25 ' " Robert Bryan, Treasurer of the Upper Battalion, 10th Regiment, 5-9 00 Win. Mobley, Treasurer of the Lower Battalion, 10th Regiment, 183 06 Add 2j pr et for paying out $2,682 62, 67-06 Amount paid out, $2,749 68' Upper Battalion, 7th Regiment. Ci. Paid Giles Mims, for building Bridge, $50 00 " C. J. Glover, for building Bridge, 150 00 Col. M. Frazier, fur polls to put on Road, 2 00 " C. Lowery, for two Pick-Axes, 2 25 F. W. 1iekens, for Lumber to crossway Road, 5 08 " Clerk's fees, for one year, 10 00 Add Commissions for pyinig out $219 33 at 2A per cent, 5 47 Amount paid hut, $224 80 of the Lower Battalion. Ci. Paid W. F. Dnrisoe, for adverti-ing, $1 12 Sidney Wi-e, for building Bridge, 93 25 For 5 Pick-Axes, -at 81,75 each, 8 75 For repairs to Cavesis' Cr'k Bridge 10 00 " t. J. Hainkerson, for Lumber, 14 00 Jote) Curry, fur Lumber, 4 00 " John Falliner, for Uridge at An derson'h Mills, 1,490 00 Add Commis.ionas for paying out S1G31 12.at 2j per cent. 40 77 Paid Clerk's fees, one year, 10 00. Amount paid out, $1,671 89 Utper Bdialion, 9th Rcgimcnl. Cit Paid J. B. Holnes. for building Bridge, $75 00 William and P. Quattlebum, for Bridge, 26 00 " Richard Parks, for Bridge, 200 00 " Estate of 1. 31. Quiarles, for 12 Pick-Axes and Iron, . 23 52 " Fuller & Yeldell, for 4 Pick-Axes and Iron, 7 10 Win. B. Dorn, for Bridge at Tray hor's Mill, - 135 2d SWn. B. Dorn, for Rogue Shoals Bridge, 400 00- - AV. B. Durn, for Bridge at Park's . Nil, --200 00 SW. 13. Dorn, for Bridgae at Dor's Mill, 50 00 Wm. B. Usrn, for Bridge at Tal bert's Mill, 318 66 $1,435 48 Add Commissions for paying out, 35 88 Amount r-id out, -$1,471 36 Amount received off, -1.398 58 Balance due Treasurer, ' 72'78 wer Balulion of the Oilh Regiment. Cs. Paid Geo. Kitson, for repairing Bridge, $10 00 "3. Falkneyr pr buildingBadge, 100 0O' "R. Brooks4ifer Pick-Azas, . - .neki ta " Clerk's feecs, one year, . Add Commiissions for paying $206 38, 26 per cent. ... 5 15. .\mount paid out, $211 53 spcr Batualion of the 111 h Regiment. Cit Paid Lemnuel Brooks, for hauling on his Roads, . $2 00 "George J. Strother, for hauling on his Ro:ads, 2 00 " enhlorn Stalnniker, for hauling on his Roads, 8 50


ocr: WHOLESALE & RE READY MADE CLOTHING, T: UNDER THE U. S. HC J M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving t j. of Ready Made Clothing ever o'l'ered in und most improved styles of ianufacture. A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUT] r:f Country Merchants, and all persons vi call and examine our Stock for themselves Augusta, Sept.23 GREAT T HE Subscribers are now receiving direct ft the LARGEST and BEST ASSORT3l COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NI KNIVES, Till Together with a large an elegant Stock ol SUSPENDERS, PURSES, BEAD Goldand Silver Pencils and -A LFE LOOKING G -SE Of every style and pattern, together with a ful School and MiscellaneOus I gr. Owing to the great scarcity of mone termined to sell Goods this season lower than ggF" Merchants from the country will lil Augusta, Ga., Nov. 26, Gm DR. A. G. TEAGUE, Wholesale & Retail Druggist, rjrAKiES this methodil of returning his thanks 1. to his friends and patrons, for the patron ae lie has received in the sale of Drugs, Medi cies. &e. le is now receiving an addition to his already xtensive Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty Physician's Shop 'urniture, &c. TIE FINEST WVINES AND) BRANDIES, for Medicitnal purposes, Fine Cigars and Tobacco, P ER FU MER Y Of his own and Northern make, French Extracts, &c., &c. aint, Unir, Hast, Shoe and Tanners Brushes. inctures & Medicinal Cornpounds, miade under his own supervis!.onein strict accordarce with the U.S. Disp'ry. T'e mest Rleputable Nostriumis, All of which he will sell at prics that: will opre favoral1y with any Sounthern ma~irket. Those wishing to purchasec articles ini his line will do well to call and examine his Stock and pries. Edgefield C.11.. .Tan 22 tf 1 NOTICE! Messrs, Bushnell & Witt, l'AKlt this method of informing their friends Iand the pubilic that their Macine Shop is now in complete operation. They are prepared for building annel Doors and Windows, Sash, Blinds, Door Frames, MAN'TEL-PIEC ES, na all other articles ini the Joiner's Business. ~EWRYSG0 laasaie TAIL DEALER IN RUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c, TEL AUGUSTA, GA. e LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT this city. Their Stock consists of the g0 [S' AND CHILDRN'S CLCTHING iting our city, are respectfully solicited to dk 36 SALE!! oni Manufacturers, both North and South NT of :EDLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS MBLES &c. 9, WALLETS, PORT-MONIES Pens, Spectacles, &c., &c. 0 AND MIRRORS, I and cheap Stock of looks, Paper, Ink, &c., &c, v- in the country, the Subscribers ard deter ny House in Clharleston or Angusta. se call mid examine for I lieniselves. DUNIAM & BLAKELY. 45 RICH SPRING DRY GOODS, (PASY K Fml2, 290 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, A rE now reeiving a complete assortment of Rich and Elegant DRY GOODS, which they offerz tWholesale and Retatil, New York -sht prics. A mionig whtich will b~e found Richt Satitn, Plaid, Silk and Wool Goods, a new and beautlittl atrtiece for Ladies' ])ressett. Etbroidered I lernenta, a beautiful Goods, made of pure Twisted Silk, for' Lutdies' JDresses. Bronde Silks,-of rich and elegant styl-s. Plain Chatmelioni and Chenme Silks, of rich~and elegantt styles. Pure Whtite' lUroc'ale and Watered Silks. Very. rich Light Silks, a bentutifutl article for Evenint antd Second-daty Dresses. Barege D~e ~nines, Unareges atnd Tissues, Frentch Enirilered iad ])otted Swiss Mtuslitns, Swiss andmi .Jtnconet Muslins, itn great variety. Criped ntnd Plaid Sluslitns, itt gteat variety. Sviss and 'Jaeonet Trinmmines antd Intsertings, Collars, Cull's and Unzdersleev'es, of new attd bentttiftl styles. Riht Inmbtroisiered Muslin. Capes andl Chemnisetts ieb Wrked lonerick .Lace Capes, Caps antd Undlersleeves. Rib Ettbroidered U.tnen 'amtbtrie Handker chlie'f$, som very fote. French and l'ngIish Calicoes andl G ingh~amts, ]ilenehtel atnd B~rown Iiomespuns. Daask Napkitns and Towellittg, I losiery and Gtlov'es. Witht a great variety of nthter Goods, to whlicht we trespxetfutlly invite the attention of the public. March 17 tf 9 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIEL~D DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. I. T. Wright, Admt'r of L41I.Mutndy, dee'd et al. Bill for Mar vs. shalling Asseils L l'enn and othersJ


ocr: f GREAT ATTRACTIONS! UEW WTER WM. H. CRANE) [S constantlv receiving, by the latest arrvals New York, full sutpplies of Rich and Fashionable Goods, uitable fir the season, to which he would rspecet ,1iy enll the attention cif tlo.e visititig the city. Eheanut French lrinted )eLuines, Rvh Lustred litack Grit De.11hine, irge aid Sna!l Figured Delline, low pr'eed, Mch Figurei Brocade Silks. Fine Fretich atnd El Rngfsh Colorei Merintes, Fine Black State and Drah Casinmere Shawls, Black and Colored Silk ianntil'as, I.ong and Square Plaid Shaw-t., Fine Co'ored I1ainelsi f'.r Sacks. Superior Wolch nnd Silk War; Flhinnela, Fine Itroela and Cashmsere Shaws, -Worsted l'aidsi, for Chibilren, Cheap, Plain llack and Colored DelAineS, Fine Ilack Bombazine und Alpaceas, Fine Second Mourning .DeLaines. French Enbroiderel Collars. very Cheap. Rich Embroidered Chemittts, with sleeves natch, J.teonet and SwisS Insertings and Edgings, A .age Assortimrnt of liankets. Flannel., Satinets. Tweeds. Je ans, Plain<, Kersevs, Ca.ssintres, Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Tickings, &C., &c., vhich he is selling off very low. Planters and amilies would do well to give him a call, hey will find a large asortmtent of Goods at triers.


ocr: For Sale.. 4HOUSE AND LOT containing about two Sacres, one and a half miles from Edgetield on the Columibia Rtoadl. There are n th.: Lot a well of good water and all necessary outbuild-ings for a small famaily. The place will be sold for Cash or ou time, the purchase money being amply secured-,mnd immediate possession given. A pply at this Office. Feb 3 tf 5


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ocr: and Retail. PERRY AOSES is now receiving his stuck of D-Y GOODS,. -GROCERES, . CROCK)XRY,. - IARfiWAR2, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES SOLE AND HARNESS LEATHER, PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS, CARRIAGE TRI3IMINGS, &c. which from the fact of their being bought, and received by the regular train over the CONGARE~E BRIDGE he can and wvill sell at the lowest market prices at or RETAIL . BA CON at. 11 1-2 ets. PERRY MOSES.


ocr: TUITION AND BOARD, I can aiccommodrsate somne eighlt oir teni hioyT with boaird in liy fatilv--'I'uite~n board, lodginig, wvashiing and Irining for nine mionth s, the ensu ilL' year for $ 100. A niintirm lby cam. becotine heahhI lv in the course of a year in this beauitiful regrioni of good waiter, and bracing air. W. G. IIARRETT. A thens, Ga , Decc. 14, 1852 7-3t


ocr: Lard, Bacon & Corn PRM ountain Blutter (in small Firkim). do. do. Leaf ard, dio. ;. North Carolina Bacon, do. CORN. March 25, 1851 - OPA LIrA


ocr: Rail Road Notice. ENGUIEER'S OFFICE, W. & M. R. R. December 1st. 1852. ON lamf after this date. the Passenger and Mail Train will run as follvws: DOWN. Leave Hills at 3.40 A. M. TinunOnsville 6 4 00 " S LyncIburgir 440 1 6 Aayesvillo " 5. 0 " Snmterville " 6.00 " " Manchester 4 6.50 " " Arrive at Junction " 7.15 " " UP. Leave Junction at 2.30 P. M.* " Manchester " 3.00 " " " Sumterville 3.10 "1 "1 "o Aayesville " 4.15 '' " " Lynchburir " 4.45 " " " Timmonsville " 5.15 " " Arrive at Hills " 0.04 H " Nothing but perishable Freight will be transported by Passenger Train, and all must be distinctly labelled with the of the article, to ensure its passatre. Shippers are requested particularly ti the names of the Stations, in the of Freight. The places in the schedule, together with "Carters are the only Depots known to the and the Company cannot he re. for the proper delivery of articles directed. L. J. FLEMINTING, Resident Engineer, &c. * Or await the arrivai of tIhe up Train from Charleston until 10 P. 1. Der. 14. 1852 7-3t


ocr: In Equity---Sumtei John R Broughton, Letitia B. Broughton1i and Margaret Brough. ton, By their next ' BILL. friend Jas. R. Brock, vs. Epsey E. Broughton. In pursuance of anl order in the stated case, I will efter at public sale, the first Monday in January next, at ter Court House, that plantation or tract land, coutaing about four thousand acreP, lying in Clarendon County, Sumter Dis trict, at or nearFulton Post Office, belong. ing to the estate of the late Broughton, Jr.. deceased, and upon lie resided at the time of his death, the same recovered by the said John It. Broughton, Letitia B. Broughton, Marga. ret Broughton, and Fpsey E. Broutlton, in an action of Trespass to try Title, brought by them, in the Court of Com. mon Pleas for said District, against Britughton, senior, deceapeJ. Not to sold for less thain seven thousand hundred and filly dollars. 'F.mis.-One-fourth part of the pur chase money to be paid in cash; the bal ance payable inl one, two and three years, vith interest fron the day of purchaser to give bond and personal secu rity, and a mortgage of the land for credit portion of the said purchase money. W. F. B. HAYNSWORTH, Com'r in Equity Dec. 1-1, 185*2 7--id


ocr: Hkf's and Gloves. Or wvhole assort,nenit of.Gents.Gdi and Pocket Hianudkerchies~q fering at. very lowv prices to clos W. J. JAGCOS14NI~ Nov. 5th, 1852 2-- tf


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ocr: Suigar' and Cofree. A M now receiving my Spring stock of SUGA R COFFEE, connsisting of a superior article Brown Sugar, Clarified, Crushed andl Loaf .Java anad Rio Cofl'ee, oif a superior E. BO WERS. A pril 21 tf 141


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ocr: THOMAS J. v DRUGGIST. CA Ni for iale, frat P"as, or an nppr6ved. sTac'rp u rtmsnt of EaAT.1!4 D r 'g s a n d I, E'NG 1.81IA NJ) A AI 1NS'I'(U.NEN'LfS, P l LN'li 1'RUlSflS. (Al. EIN1)8) VilN.: D(t'GIST A'l,..A ; IRUS MenS.Nss,iw I"Alns' lijtis e l(oon, SOLARi, i s:N 81;:-:jj5 S.rxLI-r.4 SIx If i ile C( Together COMP1L'ISING TIIE STOCK 0. Agent fior if A Ch, 152. ORKMAN, M. D. &ND CHEMIST, ElN, S. C. 'Cilit, AT TiE .OWEST 4AIET ?iT' I iMDI~TERnAN VAN and EUXOI'AS 1Y1 e d i 01i n e soe I011N bilIIIJCALS OF ALL 1 ND OILis, . PC , 1, ATINE, UFF, FLAVOIlNG t I7T [i4 . PEILFUjIIERY, FS' IIAIR DYE , UASS NAtl. ANI-'jIooTIj.lRusund 11 WICKS, (.0110 ANi IIAR.. $ .. un AND Semnat OS, FANerC SoarS, 'ASANn CAMPIlRE, &c. &C. 1 LiV e r O i I . with every artId F A ])D UGGIST OR PITYSICIAN. U 11oot npprovedi SVIL Y NEDICINES.


ocr: For- Murray's Ferry, "WRIGHIT S BLUPP', AND All. LTll LAND1N( ON 'Il+ , \NT EE T., J1i Stearner, ,i'EJE D)li, will disfotti e her trips to the above tmie pilces, iafter the 1st of May, but will coitmienre nlain n:irly in the Call, and continic to run regn - lar!y t:hronigloui t 11lhe 1easilci. D:ip notice will be given through the -iewspaers, oil- the- time -of her havin-g (-harleston on hlier tir.t tria up next eastoii. 1'0 W. EASTERN, Captain'. Charlest gnApril 17, -5(. in '- 4 OnIl and Look. TV Vin wnnt goond barenns inllDry Gloonis, Groce'rier, linrdwnre, Crockery, (t;isN Ware'. Cutle ry, li a1, (CtIp. flowts ninl Shoes, Snld Faiy (i2.0oi. yolt will do mix*lt to call sold it Ie Stock now oipened nw! for cale it reducged peiers in fitumterville at 31ltoy & .one's old stand-by L. 31. MelROY. A pril 19, 1951. 26-ly.


ocr: , will please announce WILLIAMTi. it UN. SON."as, a candidate for the Olice of Ordi.. nanyttf-rSutter District, at the ensning election, MANY Vo-. April 27th, 185r2 27-tf


ocr: Negro Shoes: The subecriber has mande arrangeraents ibW the manufactire of from Four to Five Theusand of the above article by the FALL. reference as to quality, he would respectflly refer persons who may be disposed to purch~s him, to those who patronixed him last year. to price, he wvill guarantee theam as low as can be affordled. May 22 2 if .f. iIORGAN(.


ocr: R E31 0 V A L. f1llSSubscriher.hais removed his SAND SH1OE AT4.OfiE,- to one door West of Captain F. Srrndr' laiw Office. Ile has just. received amd ~will constanuilv kecen on hand a Fine Stock of I1OOh'.' AND SHOES, which le will sell ror CAsH. Bnt will credit his punctual :ustoimers rrtil Fall. Prompt payment required. B. FOLSOM. February 24, 1852. 18-tf


ocr: WATCHES AND The Subscriber would, respectfully in frin the citizens of 8unteirand adjacent Di-tricts, that he has just opened in& Sum. terville a beautiful assortmnent of Clocks anad Watches, Brunches, Finger Rinus, Cuff Pinr, Ear. Riigs, Buckels, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard Chains, of Steel, Silver and Gnd-Gsld and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Specta. cleat of various kinds ; White and Coral Beads, Bracelets, &c. &c. All of which will be sold at Charleston pri.es for Cash, by C. T. MASON, One store south oi Mrs. Hulberi's Millenery. P. 8.-Repairing of every description done in the very best nmnner and at the shortest notico. If"' All work done by me, warranted to give satisfaction. C. T. M. December 2, 1851 is tf Notice.


ocr: Fall and Winter Goods. The ttubrcribers are now receiving andoen ing theIr utsual supply of D)ry Goods, Hatd~~t. and Groceries, the prices of which will beo uei mutch reduced, and invit, their friends and te public toexanmine their stock. MI. DtRUCKER & COG, Camden, Oct. 28, '51. I-if


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ocr: '-HrDf SCreek Beat OU nre hcreby com~manded to nappear ot' thte- PINE 110USE, on turday~, the 24th -inst., atrtmed eipe'as the- law directs for Drill ustruction. By order of - . -- Capt. A -B. ADDISON. P. E. 1". RvAN, 0: S. ~sTy13-:a . . . -- .' .2826


ocr: - . * - A -Regular Cotnmunication - 29~3W 12.!3. 33932 No..50, A. F M., will be held at their Hiall on Saturday ev'enittg, -.'- 15th .July, at 7.3 o'clock P. M. i1y order of thte W.. M. - .: , R. U. SU'LLWVAN, Sec'av. June17 - t f 52


ocr: B a ?1 in .Dty..0 o o& k-AT AUGUS'rA,,:GA; Wf. H. CRANE has commenced se off his large and extensive assortmen Suminer Dry Goods reinarkable LOW -PRICES. Those wvho 1 to purchase. Goods low will o .well to' give 7 - 4t lin t


ocr: Lodge, No, 17,1, 0, 0, F, A Regular Mleeting of this Lodge w~. iill be held on Monday evening next 7 o'clock. A. G. TE AGUE, Sce'y. A pril 15 It 11 high, wvith black main and tail, five years L. CUL BRE ATII, M1. E. D.


ocr: Miasonic Notice, A Regular Communication of No. 50. A. F M., will be held at their Unil on Saturday evening, the 1$th inst., at 8 o'clock P. M. By order of the W. P. R. SULLIVAN, SEC'af. A pril 15 , tf 13 the estate will present them in due form.


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ocr: TIE beautiful and thorough bred Stallion ",S C 0 U T," known as Towles' Tlorne, will stand the enisuina season, at the following placas :--oleman'u X Roads, W. W. llavird's Store, at'or near HI. C. IHerlongs, Lr. Cooper's Store and Starling Turner's. -- 8. TURNER, B. M. SCURRY. . Mlarch 18 4t 9


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ocr: RtE IYOV A L. rrHIE Robscriber has removed his I AND SH-OE STORE, to, one door West. of Ciaptain F. Sumter's Law Ofmee. lle has just received and will constantly keen on hand a Fine Stock of BOOT$ SHOES, which he will sell for CASn. Btut will credit his punctual custommera til Fall. Prompt paymernt is requmredl. B. FOL.SOM. Februmary 24, 1852. 18-tf


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ocr: NEW GOODS . J FRAZIER, having now received his i - FALL STOCK of GOODS, is prepared to exhibit one of the LARGEST STOCKS in the District, which is comprised in part of the follawing: Dress Goods, Silks, Spun Silks, Morenos, Cashmneres, Bonbazines. Alpneca Mouslin DeLains, Ginghams, Calico. A Fine variety of Trimings fur Ladies' Dresses, Bonnets. &e., &c. Woolens and Blankets, satinetts. Tweeds, Jeans, Linds-ys, Kerseys, 0 naburgs, Tick Stripes, Brown and Bleached Ilome spois, &c. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Crockery, &c., with a large and choice assortment of FAMILY OROCERIES, to which he invites the attention of purchasers. He takes this opportunity of returning his heart felt thanks for past patronage and earnestly solicits a continuation of the same. Oct. 13 tf 39


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ocr: I AVE vin lst received from Charleston a fine ofi Groc.'ries, such Ins Lard, (Cheese, t-oaips, Starch, Flfour, Suga'r, Coff'ee, and Tea. Candles, Candyls; Pic-kle., &c. 1 0,000 ('hoice Spaniish Segiars. All of which will be sold lowv at the lines-. Perfumery, &c.


ocr: FISK S METALLIC COFFINS of all sizes, constantly . on hand and for sale by HUDSON & BRO'TIIER, Opp. Temperance Hall Sumterville. June 15tht, 1852 34-tf 1 !'''th 8N Temumeranc I~rml thteve Charleston, IIDO &BOhEJMS.CA Jueitm1823Lf '


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ocr: $20 Reward. - E pann Ilotel; sat Edigefield C. IL, a negro man11 GEORGE. about 33 years old of dark comkxi'n. Said George will probably enden vr to make his way to Celambia S. C., where he has a wife. When quickly spokon to ho slightly stutters. Snid Ge~orge is about five feet, tenl inches high, well made. Csarried on' with himt a bla.bk of elothes, black cloth eloak and rsalise.. J. 110NFLEUR. A pril! tr . 11


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ocr: Bolting Oloths ? NU~lE Subscribers have now in store, a .lnrge. and complete assortment of. BOL TING CLOTBS, of thu most appmngd. brand.s, which will be sold at greatly reduegi.priers for cash. AGNEWFISILER & CO- ,. Newberry C. HI. A pril L1.. 2sssm I I


ocr: OF THE COMMISSIO1 OM' EDGEFIEL B, C. BRYAN, in account Current cith 1851. DR. Oct j, To amount on hand *6;160 00 1852. May 5 " Cash Ree'd of H. H. Hill, Tax Collector for Edgefield District, for Taxes levied by the Commissioners at 10 per cent, $900 00 Less by Commissions on $900 00 at 2j pr ct 22 50 877 50 May 25 To Cash Rec'd of Col S. Chris tie, fr r Fine collected from Mr. Wilson, $433 92 Less by Commissions on $433 92 at 2j pr et 10 84 423 08 July 5 To cash Ree'd of H. H. Hill, Tax Collector for Edgefield District for Taxes levied by the Commissioners at 10 per cent $457 53 Less by Commisasions on $457 53 at 21 pr et 11 43 ,446 10 July 16 To Cash Ree'd of J. H. Hol. lingsworth, for Lot sold him $675 00 Less by Commisions on $675 00 at 21 pr ct 16 87 658 13 $8,565 01 1852. Oct. 1. To Amount on hand brought from Ca. side, $5.733 09 All of which is respectfully submitted. B. C. BRYAN, CLERK AND TREAS'R. T addition to the financial Report of the ings, would furtuer state, that under-au order fr< contracted with'the Commi.-ioner in Eqnity to a Act of the Legislature of this State, passed on t us that he has completed the work. The Comm Court before paying for the same. Also, that A] Building of a New Jail, is now rapidly progressii and we have every expectatioE of its speedy com October 4, 1852. REPORT OF EUGENE lERS OF PUBLIC BUProt D DISTRICT. the Commissioners of Public Buingt 1851. Ca. Dec 1. Cash paid N. Ramey, pr Order, 850 00 Dec 1. " pd Jackson Covar,. 1852 pr Order, 75 Feb 11 " pd Dr. E. J. Mims, per Order, 5 00 " 11 " pd N.lRamey, per.' Order, 350. 00 Commissions on $405 75 at 2j per cent 10 13. 415 86. Mfar 18 Cash pd N. Ramey per Order. $100 00 * 19 u Paid 11. T. Wright per Order, 2 50 " 24 " Paid H. T. Wright per Order, 36 50 - April 3 " Paid N. Ramey, pr per Order, 150 0Q 15 " Paid M. Frazier, pr Order, 606 00' " 15 " Paid J. M. Smythe per Order Commissions on $354 00 at 2j per cent 8 24 " Paid N. Ramey per Order 600 00 24 " Paid Wm Philbin, per Order, 2 50 May 21 " Paid M. Frazier, pr - - - Order, 1 62 24 E Paid N. Ramey, pr Order, 125 00 June 9 " Paid E. A. EvaM, pr Order, 9 75 " 24 Paid J H. Christian pr Order, 12 00 26 " J. V. Clark, pr Or der, , 4 00 Commissions on $796 87 at 21 per cent 19 92 -- 816 79 Jul. 24 " Paid N. Ramey, pr Order 125 00 Aug 25 " Puid R. T. Mims, pr Order, 31 25 26 Paid N. Ramey, pr Order, 250 00 Sep 10 " Paid 4. Ramey, pr Order, 300 00 30 " Paid N. Ramey, pr Order, 500 00 Commissions on $1206 25 at 2 pr cent 3015. --.123640 $2831-9-2 Amount on hand 1st Oct 1652. 5.733 0W $8,565 01 rreasurer, the Commissioners of Pubic Build. m the Court, passed at Fall Term in 1851, they rrnge the papers of his office, according to an ie " 20:h December 1850," who has reported to saioners therefore now await the approval of the r. Nathaniel Rarmev who has contracted for the If with the work, (the brick work being finished) pletion. JOHN HUIET, CHArN',, C. P. B. BURT, TREASURER,


ocr: IF J WHOLEALE & RE' READY MADE CLOTHING, T UNDER THE U. S. HC T M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving I aie of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in and most improved styles of manufaetui e. --A L A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS,. YOUT) GRP Country Merchants, and all persons vi call and examine our Stock for themselves Augusta, Sept.23 GRPsEAAT T HE Subscribers are now receiving direct f the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMI COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, N] KNIVES, TH. Together with a large an elegant Stock o SUSPENDERS, PURSES, BEAE Gold and Silver Pencils ani -ALI LOOKWGl GLAESE Of every style and pattern, together wyith a fu School and MiscellaneousI : ir Owing to the great scarcity of mon ermined to sell Goods this season lower than - Merchants fromt the country wvill pl Augusta, Ga.. Nov. 26, 6m CANDIDATES Ior Tax Collector L. A. BROOKS, ISAAC BOLES, WELCO31E MARTIN,.' DERICK HIOLSONIIAKE, F. W. BURT. JOHN QUATTLEBUM, hIENRY H. HILL. ELIJAH T. RAUCII. BARIY %1 . LAXIAR, HIRAM JOURDfAN; MWESLEY SODIK.. WILLIAM-L PA RKS. __ THEOIREUN J11AAN, - Wor :Sherif. R. S. -KEY. JA>IES EJDSON. JULIUS DAY; FELIX E. BODIE, Wow Ordinary. VIRGIL M7. WHITE, WV. F. DURISOE,, S. S. T O MP KI NS, ATTORN~EY AT LAW. 11 OFFICE immeidiately in rear of the Court flouse. Jan 22 tf I G. WV. L A ND RUI, WILLP Prctiee in tha Courts of L AW and EQUITY for Edgetid- and Lexington istrits. Office in Law Range, Edgefield C. H. Jan 10, ___ tf 52 JOSEPH AB3NEY~,' W ILL be found at all times in his Office, -at Edgefield Court House, ncar the PL~AN He will attend promptly and strictly to business in his profession. Nov .14tf 51 WilM. M. h IL L, il. D., ('FFERS his prolfebsional services to the citi zens of our Village and District. Ilaving graduated at the Un~iversity of Newv York, with high honor, where he availed himself for the last two years, of t):e advantages to be derived from the Eye and Ear Infirmary, various Hospitals, &c., offers his services to his fellow-citizens 1N1 rAIL )R'~J~I RUNKB GB C. TEL AUGU3TA he LARGE~ MT ASSORTMENT this city. 'ThiitoeL90ssists0'Of the latest So IS' AND OmpIM S. CLOTHING siting our-eity,.afe respeailly solicited to d Ii or 36 om Manufactrer, b North and South ENT o ~EDLES, idZ 50CISSORS IMBLES& c S, WALLETIO TiIKONIE S I Pens, spectac. ;0 3 AND Rs 11 and cheap t Books, Pk &., &c. -y in the countrWyt h riliis are deter imy House inflirie~ rlAugusta. %e call and exmine mslve. DU EYA LAKELY. 45 Edgefielar " cademy. TEACBER ANTED. A TIACh1ERis'-#aiuItdA take charge of the felMifcedeniy The appli cant must bed TEASH-0by PROFESSION: one who has exper ju i wbusiness, and am ply qualified fdt. PraP Rn1P ng men for the South Cir61in F W, man of suitable qualifieatis tpiil nimanyinduicements. Address tbe!Tru esv--.. _ SG OMB. OIN flUbKETT, Nov 2S - NEW BO 9M0 FACTORY ! Wy hrEny blelaiBOOTB- BHO1E8 - f"alescriptlePnade of the. ly the BEST W.OMEIl/N1.. A large:Stock of 3.Jnte61 nni Pantation Bro gans of'the-besequalityPJ.lanters are invited to exmnothemin Upper,~l . ~rnadBelt ILeather upon good termsfu cahr SMr. J1. D.. Tmnar- the Foreman di this Etab~limerit, illl-h all orders fIhr materials and execute all ordersffor-work with despatch. U.T.:IMS, Proprietor. Jan 8 .if 5 A- Lof FRESU)H DN SEEDS, A ine lot of holldow or Pot Ware, whiiuh will be sold very 'low for-eas'h or punctual buyers. *se .LOD llILL. JanG *'' tf Exect tas Notice. A jLL those in~ebi tlte estate of Willam t-Garr'ett, 'de it reghested to payment forth with, 3~ those having demands against said estate wilirender them in attested, abeordi ktblaw. H~ iAMOND, i Feb5 tf . 3 * Nt~tce those to the estate of Nathan


ocr: AUNDICE, DYPEPCIR NERVWOUS DEBILITY -S DISEASES ARING Pm d DisorderW .Liner- erW 10 stipation, Int o6t1he -Head, Aidity,ef e S sea, Heat-bti*; r 'rieigh'in th e, sinking or"Fluat tti . ach, Smimming at' Difficult. Breathing, FlutrA Chwking or Suj3cating i lying poturer.Dimnss~~iM Webs before the Sight, . -in the HeadDeficiency orP C lowneis of the Skin and Eye Side, Back, Chest, Vi*sib the Flesh, Sudden"Flu slant Imagining* of EBitI sio of Spirits, can be effectully DR.HOOF WS4 - GER1&A1 DR. C. 19. JACSON, AT TIIE GERMAN MEfDICfIN 120 Arch Street,PhIa. power over the above exceled-if eqnalled-by any otler tion in the United S8tates. as thelcut": many eases after skilful physiciais.l .. These Bitters are worthy-the-zttentfo ef lids. Possessing great virtuesin the4e6 of diseases of the-Liver indlesser-kiand cising the most searebin'g power. in Waa aflections of the digestive organs safe certain and pleasant. :-- e


ocr: ii liDGEFM.D ADVERTISER, is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. BY W. F, DURISOR, Proprietor, A, SIMKINS & JOHN BACON, Editors . 'wo DOLLARS per year, if paid in NoLLAS and FirTY CENTS if not paid in six months .-.and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the expira tin .of the year. All subscriptions not limited at the time of subscribing, will be considered as made for an indefinite period, and will be continu ed until all arreartges are paid, or at the option the Publisher. Subscriptions from other States must invariably be accompanied with the cash or to some one known to us. ..ADvERTISEnENTs will be conspicuously at 75 certs per Square (12 lines or less) for the insertion,. and 37 1-2 for each subsequent insertion. Whi'n only published Monthly or Quarterly, Dollar per square will be charged. All Advertise ments not having the desired number, of marked on the margin, will be continued until and chargd- accordin y. Those desiring to a ertise by the year can do on-liberal terms-it being distinctly understood idntracts for yearly advertising are confined to itnmediate, legitimate business of the firm or individu al contracting. Transient Advertisements must aid for in advance. For announcing a Candidate, Three Dollars, advance. 'For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to the


ocr: il MrM WHOLESALE & R] MYADE CLOTHING, TRI UNDER THE U. S. IR M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving tli . Ready Made Clothing ever otTered in this e styles of manutfctuie. A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUT :-'" Country 31erchants, and 11 persons visi examine our Stock fur theiselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. and Summer Goods !! J. A. VANWINKLE, 1?EROMANT TLD Nr.xr Doon 'ro CEonmoA VAIL RZOAD BANK, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. I AVE now on ian. and fur sale a complete andextesive atment of ITE. I I BTAIL DEALER IN JNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., )TEL AUGUSTA, GA. e LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT ity. Their Stock counsists of the latest and s 0 HS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. ing our city, are respectfully solicited to dk 36 D. B. PLUMB 1 00., DRUGV8 mT a 74-N Lh]ifT BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. rTA KE ph-asure in odlling the attention of SICI ANS and PLANTERS to their Stock Fresh and Genuine Medicines, Chemicals, &c., &c., which they warrant to be second to none in


ocr: in Fine Dress Goods. GRAY BRO'THERS, AUGUSTA, GA., IIL sell for the balanoe of the Summer theie splendid Stock *of Ladies' DRESS GOODS, New York cost, consisting of rich SILKS, BA [I'XICES,TISSlJES, Sewing SILKS, French al US GING HANIS and CALICOES. The Goods been purchased in the closest manner foir great bargains may be expected. . 4 tf 29


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ocr: tform th ellizeim &;f. bUinterville-rnd I11pirrpynding coulntry that he li ust d'froin Charletin, nkd. .lA de urraigenlonts to receivet (E nnid SODA VA of every variety, weekly. H hapimto nd tilicouatinudg!i-eeive througif cft t tni-'tlojeW -usnd.l C~iiteljul,i Goetas all of which ilithp d1s d of than wan over 61Trdbdibirin place. 1I-1y 29, ItISh. . :10A A f W6bb Clark's ,sr U TEl VIlLE, S. cwt., I M."tg ThiK I lotel im ituale(Lin;thtlfnost .lenioni part of Oil tor n. The 'ropriojor 3ill be pleased to see his Irienda nond the frivpllifitr publln; prom ising to spire no exertitutin tn his part renler thema comufortablu. . Charges rcn noinable. - E, W B B CLAItK, Propriet or. Jan 23 13' f


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ocr: i F 0 It 'he Fifth Sabbath Union WILLr meet at Mour' -ZioN Cuacw, in ourth Division, of the Bdgefield i Frdybefore the 5th Lord'rs-dyin February. itroductory Sermon to be preached .'D. BrUson. We wish a full attendance inisters and other Brethreu. ' - S. P. GETZEN, CNAran. January 15 ' tf 52


ocr: H uE Subscriber inen Iness about the first of rjwhn~"i I his renianinrg Stock of *A74 O t !DRE&S GOqp~k2 JarO 1811i


ocr: utler -Lddge, No, 17 L 0 0. F' A. Regular meeting of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening next at-7 oclock. - *-A. G. TEAGUE, See'y Jan. 22 1851 tf - - 1


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ocr: Soda Fountain. J.FOUJNT at his well known stand where h. keeps constantly for sale the beat of SODA WATER, ICE-CREAM and Also: I C E every day, bisthelpound or otherwise. All sold low ~for cash by JOHN O'CONNOR. Junes 7, 11%5. 83-tf


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ocr: and Commission BUS INE SS, HAMBURG, S. C. WALKER & CO., beg leav-e to inform the . publie generally, that they continue the Warehouse & Commission Business, at the stattid occupied by them for the two past sisons, and previously by VALK. & :Aulnnoni. The Ware-House is in goodl order, and being lo cated in the highest part of Town, is safe from high water. The late freshet barely reaching the lower floors-not the least dmanage was done to Cotton. A. WALKER1 Will devote his personal attention, exclusively to the business, and hopes from lartig e.R perienee, and a desire to please, that none will leave the estab'ishment dissatisfid. Those who patronize our Vare-Totiine, will be kept constant'y advised of the state .of the produce m~arke'ts... Cash advances made on produce in store, when des:red. A. VALK1R, D. L. ADAMS. m 41i


ocr: Notice tHereby given, that application will be inade to' .the Legislature of South Carolina at its neaf for a Charter for the Odd Fellowatan a-~. sonic Building Association. August 25 3m 3S0


ocr: Butler Lodge, No. 17, 1 0, 0. F, Wyk, A PRCgular Meeting of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening next 7 o'lock. A. G. TEAGUE, See'y. N. B.-A punctual attenlance of all the members is desired on next Sale-day night, as business of iniportance will then be brought before the Lodge. s - t 40


ocr: Property for Sale. ruH E Sub~scriber offers his. Lowndesville pro-. .1perty for 'ale-the lot on wvhich he lives eointnininmg about eight aeres. highly improved wih choice fruit trees.-the fruit trees amount to something like an orehard--and shade trees in abundance of a bonntiful kind. The House is Inrcce and comnmodions. Persons wishing to buy will do well to call and ace the premises. A. 1B. ARNOLD. Feb 20 St 6


ocr: MY eelebrated JACK Don Pizaro, Sired by the imported Dun Pixa ro, will stand the ensuinig spring season, at Pine Plea sant, at $6,(It the Season ; 8,00 to insure a Mare with foal, and $l0,00 to insure a live Colt. Mares put and transferred, the insurnnee money will be claimed. Thie .Jack will not be moved from the stable during the season. Feb5 J. B. COLEM4AN. Fb5tf 3


ocr: Lodge3 No. 17 I. 0 0, SA Regaulatr meeting of this ill lie hl 1.1 (ttMondaty evening at7oelock. A. G. TEAGUE', See'y. Feb 5 tf 2


ocr: 1 j re (2 Notice? ! A M in the RO00M one door East of Col. .FaIER's Stoire, where I shiall be pleased to eeive the enlls oif Frienads and those alto wish oos at very Low rateEs. W. P. BUTLER.


ocr: J. 1. E .~ W Rts-INWY &Ci O.,mi WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN MADE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c,, &c. UNDER THE U. S. HOTEL AUGUSTA, GA. T MN. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving the LARGEST and- BEST ASSORTMENT of re) Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this city. Their Stock consists of the latest and most improved styles of manufacture. -A L 5 0 A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING, W Country Merchants, and all persons visiting our city, are respectfully solicited to call and examine our Stock for themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. .dk 36 GREAT SALE! r IIE Subscribers are now receiving direct from Manufacturers, -both North and South the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NEEDLES, RAZORS, SCISSOR .NIYES, T HIMB E~&. Together with a large an elegant Stock of SUSPENDERS, PURSES, BEADS, WALLETS, PORT-MONIE, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens, Spectacles, kc., &c. -ALSO LOOKING GLASSES AND MIRRORS, Of every style and pattern together with a full and cheap Stock of School and Miscellaneous Books, Paper, Ink, &c,, &c, 1:, ,Owing to the great searcity of money in the country, the Subscribers are determined to sell Goods this season lower than any House in Charlestot' or Angusta. gaf" Merchants from the country will please call and examine for themselves. DUNIIAM & BLAKELY. Augusta; Ga., Nov. 26, - 6M 45 ALDRICIH & ROYAL, Metcalf's New Iron-Front Store---Opposite the Masonic Hall, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. LDRICHI & ROYAL, dealers in B 0 0 T S A ND S 10 E S, have always on hand the largest and most splendid assortment of LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, (For Retail,) of any other House in the City. ggf- Persons visiting Augusta will always fine a good Stock of the finest and most fashion able articles to select from at our New Store. : Please give us a call and see for yourselves. April 1, 1852. 6m Spring and Summer GoodS!!D~~GEG 3. A. -VAolsae.&NetilDrggst Nzxrr Doos aro GEORGIA RAI. ROADJ3A.'K, leisnwecvngaadtonohiaraye -AUGUSTA1. GEORGIA. cs~ Soko I -HAVE now on hand and for sale a complete Dus eiieCeias and extensive assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings; Drap DesufFitOlWnovCas ut D'Etes, Casmnerets, .&iC., TI2'ES I~SAN RNI For Spring .aud.Summer use, which will be made.fraciiiI~~I -- to order in a style of -stperiority difd el'emace. All who are in wa'nt f -fine garmientsaiii'wish itbem Fnii'tn oac, to fit -a they ought to fit will~please give mec a callPE F M R and satisfy themselves,.rhsonadNrhr ae Ready Made Clothing. FecaEtat,&. Mly Stock of CLOTHING this season is fullPinarltSoadTnesBuhs and large, comprising Cloth. Frock and Tntrs&MdcnlCmons Dress Coats, Cloth, Cas'hmerett md ne i w uevso nsrc -and Drap D'Etc Sacks, BI'k,wthheL.S i r. andStrpe Sik Sck. GahsTe uale Real DoruggiSt, Linen, Poger Silk nd BrownAll Stimto of reihlewilsl trin thil tharet Line SaksBlak ad biie Coore f~vorhis~ writhd and Spathrn, forkte .ptronae wih Pant, Mrseis Pntsanda lage- to isrcn as ree inndio't his lrad we-t offlkY hie n Fnc ~lrsil cs & teal nl Stekin of s St- n rcs A large supplysffurniicinesaticlesmiuals, CrvasGlve, oserSpedesColaD.yik StFainm,.il, Grcindwes,Put Paid Colioredo'Suhirtur,,&&c Of ERFIEY ~. FNC ARICES.IlaOTHEar aFNdS Flour, MArn BRANES, Bef igseiga nd Tobacc AllGu~~al iniii esiblshientareof he usv ( ~ Ofe hi ow an FNritsern mianke, AugutaAprlFrenci Kti a Jxtrac s, & . c ______________________________________ Pal n.in Unitta, Shoend ar neras r urhes Tinctusaz,, I Iedicinal Copnd,


ocr: WILESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN 1ADE, CLOTHING, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c,, &c, UNDER THE U. S. HOTEL AUGUSTA, GA. i. NEWBY &CO. are now receiving the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT . Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this city. Their Stock consists of the latest and improved styles of manufacture. --A L S O A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. W"Country Merchants, and all jiersons visiting our city, are respectfully solicited to call examine our Stock for themselves. dk Augusta, Sept. 29.-3 GREAT SALE!! Subscribers azinow receiving direct from Manufacturers, both North and South LARGEST abd>BEST ASSORT31ENT of COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NEEDLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS, KNIVES, THIMBLES &c. Together with a i ge an elegant Stock of SUSPENDEBS, ,PURSES, BEADS, WALLETS, PORT-M1IONIE, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens, Spectacles, &c., &c. --ALSO LOOKING GLASSES AND MIRROR, every style and.pattern, together wi'th a full and cheap Stock of School and lIfiscellaneous Books, Paper, Ink, &c,, &c, .g10wing td th ireat scarily of money in the count ry, the Su bscribers are determined sell Goods this season lower than any House in Charlest oi or Augusta. g, Merchants from the country will please call and examine for themselves. DUNHAM & BLAKELY. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 26, 6m 45 ALDRICl & ROYAL, Metcalf's New Iron-Froht Store---Opposite the Masonic Hall, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. A LDRTCH & ROYAL, dealers in B O O T S ANKD S HO E S, have always on LI the largest and inost splendid assortment of LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, Retail,) of any other House in the City. 3 ' Persons visiting Augusta will always fine a good Stock of the finest and most fashion articles to-select from at our New Store. 57 Please give us a i and sec fur yourselves. Aipril 1,1852. - 6 NEW AND CHEAP I Family Groceries. HE Subscriber ha~'s received hiw Spring A REuSH SUPPLY 01" THE .Stock of.new and ,, -4tL~. . h 2] |JA9 9 Blaron. Lard and Flour, !lustard in Boxes, anong whichi may be-found a beautiful assortment Bef TJongsies, |Cap'r of Ladies' Dress Good.s comprising all the latest CI 'ple, che j, Srawiibrysn'phnr, stylesof Mackerel, in Ilarrel. and Blackbury Jams and Borage, Berage do Iainel and Tisses, , Kitts, I Jellys, Real FrenchV Pite&d aeksnets, light fabric and Salmon, in Kitns, Pjek'd Santa fraits, Strawbnry. -vey-hndomow- ~ Fresh Salmon, | IRaspbury and Iemon Color'd and BladR figured Silks: rich patterns "Mackerel, Syrnpu, Mufl, Book, JackonetSwiss and Plaid Mus.lin, " Clam-,, .Lemon and Lime Juice, Gingams lare asortent an charta Sardlines, 1-2 and 1.4 box Assorted Vmndies-, Gigas areasrmet neseprt:n Pickled p'ork, I " Kine~s, ever. " lleef. !lil'k and Whsite Pepper English, Freach atid :American Prints, a great u ha, iw ite Mnstard Seed, variety. Porto Rico Sngnr. Ground and linee (Ginger Real Irish Linens, Linen Drilling and Cotton- Stew~arts Cofl'ee sutgar, lBermuda A rrow 11oot, ages Supe:ri->r Brown " 'repiared F-anai, food for Fr-ench Herring-bone .Drilling; Drab do Ete; .'aani Criseu " e C uta nS tach Cashmaret, Black ana Colored. t.lv and Clarfia Clee Co-late ea l Aerchn, Umo Lens.Jatmaica and Rtio " Sal Sodaands Salh Peter, All the styles of bleached and brown Shtirtmgs~ jlolasses, . Tabll~e Sank Salt, an4Shee.tings, from 3-4 to 12-4 wile and cheap as A tneral assorlmcnt of Spuermi. Adamnantine, any one can desire, Teas, Ta'llow Canudle-s, Veils and Veil Goods; Bobinet Laces, figured 3Maecaroni and Ve.rmi- Tuurpeniine, Soda, and aplin cilla. Faney Soaps. Thre.d Muslin, Swiss and Lincn Edging and iie ztd RieFlour, Blat-in and Blacking Insertigs, - o-ton ,lo Wine and Stonighton's Ladies, Gentlemen and Misses Gloves, 8mrair do i flinters, " and Misses Hosiery, a great variety Jnbles & Ginger Cakes, Porter and Ale, "i " Parasols and Fans, itnyor Itnisiuts, Olive Oil, Oil.


ocr: CANDIDATES. For Tax Collector. HTENRY H. HILL. IIARNEY M. LAMAR, JO0HN QIIATTLEIHUM, JllRtAM .JOURDIAN, WESLEY BODIE, WI LI.IA M L. P'ARKS, THIEOP~IbII'S DEAN, L. A. IJROOK8. WEL1CO31 E MARTIN, DJERICK H[OLSONHAKE, F. WV. BURT, Z'or Sheriff. JAMES EIDSON. 'IR. 8. K EY. FELIX E. BODIE,. JULIUS DAY, I'or Ordinary. IRCTL M. WHITE, WV. F. DURISOE, G. -W. L A N DR U,


ocr: EDGEFIELD, S. C. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1852. Public Notice! C3ME UP FELLOW-CITIZENS TO THE CALL!! THE Citizens of the District, fivorable to Road Enterprise, are requested to meet at Edgeflield Court House, on the first Mon day in June, to take some steps towards be. ing represented in the approaching Rail Road Convention to lie held at Anderson C. 11. It is proposed to open books for subscrip tion to the Rabun Gap Route on certain conditions, and it is earnestly hoped that many will come prepared to show that Old lgefield is yet alive to her best interests. Opportunities of the most advantageous kind have been suffered to pass by neglected. this be so no longer. Shall there not be a hearty and a general hearkeninig to this call of MANY CITIZENS.


ocr: orn's Creek Beat -. ATTENTION ? dq ar.e here-by eommanded to an pir it the'PINE o/Sit'ey, 'the 24thi inst., armed nstrution. By order of - Capt. A. B. ADDiSON. P. E. R. RYAN, 0. S. July 13 - .2t . .26


ocr: SPECIAL LY EETING. Butler Lodge, No. 17,1L 0. 0. 'F. SA SPECI AL Meeting of this Lodge, will be hteld at their Hall, on Saturday the 24th .luly, at 5 o'lock. P M., to onfer the Degree of Rtr.umn~m 0on all Odd Fellow's Vives who may umake application. The Members nre requested to attend, anid par iularly the Ladies upon whom the D.egree of IEAt has been confered. LEWIS JONES, See'ry.


ocr: Edgefield Male Academy. TEACHER WANTED. TEACIER is wanted 'to take chsge of the Edgefield Male Academy. Thi' applicant must be a TEACHER by PROFESSION; one who has experience iii Iis business, andi amply qual itied for preparing young 'nen for the South Caroli na College. To a man of suitable gudlifications, the place offers many inducements.' Address the-Trustees. N. L. GRIFFINt, JOHN LIPSCONB. JOHN. -BAUk;KSTT, R. T. MI&lS. Nov 28 tf 45


ocr: i 1 -TRXEO0 0KGARE E H O U SE COLUMI A. S. C. By W. 1Eaybin & H E, Hardl ORANGES AND MPROVEMNTS. THRE Proprietoi-of this universally-known at -V long established Hotel takes this opportuni1 if returning his sincere thanks to his friends at he public for the very liberal patronage he, for i uany years. has enjoyed at their hands; and be n inform thenrthat he has tdken into partnersh Nith himself in the management of the busine Otr. 11. E. HARDY, the former gentlemanly si >erintendent of the house, whose urbanity and ui -emitting attention have afforded so much satisfa ;ion to the frequenters of the CONGAREE. We are not in favor of great promise, and desl o avoid boasting, but we can assure those who sti it our I [otel that nothing which personal effort i iberal expenditure on our part can accomplish Pontribute to their comfort will be left undone-oi ntention being to make the CONGAREE HOUS i temporary nouz for its guests. W. MAYBIN. N. B.-Mr. W. Hitchcoek's fine Omnibuses w onvey passengers to and from the various Railror Depots to this House; and his elegant Carriagi vill always be promptly at the service of those wI lesire to ride about the city or visit the adjoinit ountrv. July 2 4t 25


ocr: M. -- .. IN. 31 ERA Rcommenced Sassortment Suupr 6Y4ods, remarkable .. Those who to purchase Abds well to give - - . July 7 _ - 25 IJERNBY. .tat thc heretofi-re eing, veen the Suibscribers on- the name a A f Gr.sa-r &~CnAPIN - this ay dial-consent. Te ushines'will be settlAd by M. GILBRT. B ai H~ GILBERT, tEONARD CHAPIN, ~ELIAS}51. GILBERT. Charlston14 q:852. S & E. .1A IJBERT will S.the CA LTSINESS at the of Gilbc'rt (forinerly S. &and J. No.'35a Wenthworth at., and will osti V a efltislve ntagured.by themselves, ex pressly for their Yetogether with an as sortment-of other usually found in -this mar ket, to wlieh the lion of their old friends and customers is respedifnvited. Carriages of style will be-m t.orsfer,.and repairing in.all its branches prompt fithfuilly executed on rea sonable terms. so l tTEPTIEN GILBERT, S*L[AS M. GILBERT. Charleston, 1st.Juloe1852. Persms inlcbted lthe.firm-of S. & J. GILERT, requested tn y 4W 'mentto.S. & E. M. Gi. BERT, whQ.arq sath lto settle the business firm.


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ocr: Scilinug Oft! ~TOCK OFlDRY-G OODS, AT IiFocenE rRJcF. IW. J. JACOBI & SON will this> day comn a flce offerig the whole of their large and well'pelented Stock of Dry-Goods at greatly Rdnieed Prices, to which they invite the at tentionof purchasers and tdee. W I. J. JApo Il & SON. 221 Kinig-st., hend, opp. the Big Boot. Charleston, June 29, 1852. 30t


ocr: DU-NN & D-URYEAV WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Clothing Warehouse, No. 238 King street, 0. DUNIN,? AOEN DURYN, - CHA R LESTON, S. C. JOHN DURYEA, Mlay 21st, 1851. 30 tf


ocr: IMPLANT . beenmy pleasure .Ib' ent, olters of ohts State fo dtt tdhti think h nvibia'te 1e ace ptd.W-fIW (o a NHats o. Next, hy,lien J tii n bill, tIh asti certain to ro etigctd me ofier indrf v'iento nt yt^ doz.. Wool or ghmzed lHat-/ ,ile-e frb a TEEn.E, 31ti can depnittdice mg are lot p uffered into a box b a and atlof one ize-for'gret'tt. t kery to put them typ int uiel ir#a tey #ill open to th itidiget iu paftid. D~ith Witne, P'eirf. B Drab Weol HATS for neegs,. shapes and allpridesalao GlaiiiH l TH .CASE OR DOF ; ff Plante~s #11l forward theIrcrdid rect, of t|d'h' a'ny orofur FI Commnission Merchants, tami her of heads atI -the average inmure the size or. the, Hate mnore pie'plefing tb|re'thavi o) all ofoune size. & .".


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ocr: VE GET A BL E DYSPEPSIA .ITTERS, THE MOST P0PULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF TUE AGEE. lsed. y Phj8icns -of IgI Staudllilf. These SITTERS removeell. morbid secretloas, tiri the blood, give great tone and rigor to te ageslive organs, fortify the ~ytem againatall future d seaw canfbe.tken with- . at no time dbili.. tating the patient-being grat ul to the most: deli. Cate stomach, and remaikabe'for their cheering, hirigoratin'g, strengthening. and restor'etive proper. ties, and an invaluble and sure remedy for DYSPEFSI INWS WORST FORNS. Also; Liver Cpmplaints, Jaundice, Ilearthurr. Cos tiveneser Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Hleadaele, Iseldiness, Palpitationaf the Heart, Sinking and Full sees of Welght.at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by. an impure state of the blood,-'liver, -et, which tend to debilitate and weaken the-system. FE-MALES Whn uter from ~a mrbid. and unnatural condtlo. will Sndtbif-lel:cineof INESTIMABLE VALUE. In as.. camrs of GENERAL DEBiLITY, this Iledi cls ACTS LIKE-A CIAI'.. WE0V5AN.Db Have tested its etficacy, and thousands more are under treatment; and.not one solitary case of faflure baweret-heen reported. Volumes could be Ailed with eaertificates of those who hav6been permanently cure& call on the Agent, and get a PIPHLET, Cortaining the CertiAcatrs of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Mediciie is held by the IPule Press-can be had of.the Agents. free sold by all the Genuine .lcine Depaii in the United States. gg Price 50 Cents per Large Botte. Principal Oc, Itl FULTON ST., N. Y., up stairs For sale at Edgefield C. It., by A. G..TEAGUE, AGENT. Sept.4 lyZ LEWIS-' TRAW CUTTER. this


ocr: INoIDENTS OF A JOURNEY FROM ABBEV[LLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, To Ocala, Florida, BY AN! OBSERVER OF "SMALL THINGS." T TIlE above is the Title of a lively and little work, just published and for se at Office, and the Stores of SULLIvAN & Baornsa, G. L. PENN and WH.I.WAih & Cualsaia. 13Price only 25 Cents. June 24 tf 23


ocr: J. M. WHOLESALE & R LEADY MADE CLOTHING, TR UNDER THE U. S. H M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving t . Ready Made Clothing ever oiflered in this tproved styles of manufactut e. -A A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUS t-V' Country Merchants, and all persons vi: id examine our Stock for themselves. Augustdi, Sept. 23. ALDRICH Metcalf's New Iron-Front Sto AUG USTA LDRICHI & ROYAL, dealers in B 0 0 '7 the largert and most.aplendid asortment< LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES. For Retail,) of any other House in the City. E, Persons visiting Augusta will always ble artihe to select from at our New Store. gf Please give na a call and see for yon April 1, 1852. New Spring Goods for '52. 131.. a ETA DEALER IN UNKS, CARPET BAGS, &C,,: OTEL AUGUSTA, GA le LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT ity. Their Stock consits of the latest and L 90 MS' AND CHILERNIS CLOTHING. ting our city, are respectfully solicited to 4k & ROYAL, re---Opposite the masonic Hall, pGEORGIA. 1S A N D S H 0 8, have always on MD CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, fine a good Stock of the finest and most selves. 6m i1 M A RI A G E,


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ocr: tiet PEOPLE OF BUD LAMPl .- AVJ" OB WNTLEm IN : Til .to e and, look at their j' E W .8 T 4 iti"e, which weie laid u* evith -the best jui selves that.they can sell LOWER tl:an ali give matisfaction to all wiKi ma'y be pl&andt their~tock ) lintul and for sale one door ard opposite T. B. & L. L. Fruser's L-ni ) ) Y G fLIlCACIIE) AND BROWN 110 THILti'E VA110S WID)E Sillsi.1 FI,ANNNI.S, Whito Red amiel Dott Bl,ANqXI'T8, KPARSKYS AND Vt CLOSS BAllD AND SWI-SS .] " A )ND .IACONET C SIIC AND LNNI-IN IJAN)KN'1 hUCK. KItD ANI) WOOL G0,' AIl'AL(ACAS AND MERINO DI ENG I.-SI ANID A.\l 1R CAN ' IliSN' AN) IIALL' l0I18T,.d0 t BONN'ITS AND lIhilltJNS LACI*8 AN) INSl1TINWS GNT A I\SllONjIll,. l.'l, INY)TS AND SlIt)1S FOl LAI GEINTS. AND CIIIJ)IIENS. DC G.N., P()CiT .ANI) TA.HlI. CI' AN!) A GOO.ILOT' TI' WAI ANti PANS, A .1, WI'TH I,1IJS. SIltV (',0 I.T.ON CA ILI t1NV 1.1N 1 1)(;. 1TIN TIt!NK . GUtN CAPS, POWDIMIL Ai i . :' - . ... " atic i tii !i.c1 rU~i Ille. Y Wime anliwefnlgl , suchlias Ta Cd.,- Crti.n Neerl's', llutitots and Thre T lek.. , 'oicket. -ind If. Combis. 'I' 11hek1G4,11monllds, Fatu.-v 'e mI LIn nd(herds, I.-Idie. Drees lintto .lo idr It!' oiier gooids tIo te.lains tII nien dice frt6 tl coiniitiy, or ti gioid. aind] r hI hi tito pa'l ny wen~: e; :lle on Si call - , . 14 C.f Nov. 1,4 5.2 [TER & n unoioiagned ivoasd respsaclfailly inv ite ) C .K,juit receiauag fromr tire Igrlr-ed t hey potatsiea. The fat~ nter them. y lic'use iq the riown or Spirerville to call. Beolow p~lease id 11(1 1 ntilo'tau nrortha of' Roach & lllackwnai'd tuib v Office, Surniterville, S. C MENI'LNS IP'lWM 0. 1-4 in liCoats. 'ING.', Ble.chzd sand liuwu-a dc. Md 4d. U1 1 IN S AM lltI CS [(IN'1', r,n 5 to) -3 Zo*a. 01'. Da .,Ix CA PS; eveSo~rv &izt'; 'LR., Al PS. NTI- S''' AND VoitN. tl 11) SHUT, Llit), &c.&i trc id 1!raisir., Cratia Gir(llhs '1a114d A 40iii l.- .a..t br.Laort-. V'aricy Ili I, rnadher, Ilhar r and 'irallitilrue-lies. misd t, F"a are Papet~r * ttlirr, Nv:ltq Uaa'e, lit). dl.. Umra-1Ahr Mill ; a nr ' tionl, dialL wvill 1we soaltv ter Cai tor pros. ,q e11 milli Ita ntlisarvua :1111a1 r jaae 0. 1'. MuCtOX'*('


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ocr: JAUNDICE, DYSPElNA, CIURONIL NERVOUS DEBILIThY, DISEASES -OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM. Disordered Liver or Stomach, suck'as Con stipation, Intward Piles,. Fullness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart-biutn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the stomach, Sour. Eructetiops, Sinking or Fluttering at the pit of the Stoich, Smimming at the Head, Hurried and Di4cult Breathing, Fluttering'at the HeartChok ig.or Suffocating sensations u-hen in a L'' - - 'e, Dimness of Vision, Dots or We eort e tA. Sight, Fever and dull pain in Ike Head, DO. ciency of Perspiration, Yelloerness of the &ii, and Eyei-, Pain .in the Side, Back,'Chesi, Limbs, -c., Burning in the Plesh, Sidei * Flushes of Heat, Constant Imaginingiref'-41 and Great Depression of Spirits, can be efct' ually cured by DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTE$$*,, rEPAREFD nY DR. C. ff. JACKNON, AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 120 Arch Street, Philadelphi. TIl P. power over the above diseasesis Tiot excelled-If equatlled-by any other preparation in the UnIed States, s' the cures attest, in many cases after skillful physlelans had" failel. These Bitters are worthy the attentiop 'of Invalida. bow. sessing great virtues In the ratiflcation of diseases of the nnd eer glands, exercising the most searching pow erm in we.kness and affections of the digestive -organs, they are witha, safe, certain and pleasant. Read and be Convinced! The editor of the "oerox Bet,"said in his paper of the 28nd of Jte last: Dv. 1Toort.altes Cc.ERRATED GEMAI BrTEs for the cure of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dpspepsia, Vhroqletr Nervau Debility, is deservedly one of the toost pu' medleines of the lay. These Rlitters have been tiSeby thousnds, and a friendl at our elbow says he has h if.re eeived an efectuni and permanent cure of Liver Comillilat from the tse of tils remedy. We are ennvineed that,'n the use of these Hitters, the patent cnstantly gains stiengtnd vigor-a fact worthy of great conaldertlon. They are pleam ant In tiste and anwl, and can be used by persns'with the most dellite. stotmachs with saflety. under any elrenmstances. are speaking from experience, and to the aficted we advise their use. - "ScooT's WaratL," one of the best Literary papers pub lihed, salid. lb. ior:t..en's Gcux.m, BTrrrws, mannsehtured by Dr. some


ocr: GRAY BROTHERS, AUGUSTA, GA., ILL sell for the balance of the Sumner thci splendid Stock of Ladies' DRESS GOODS it New York cost, consisting of rich SILKS, BA IEGES,TISSUES, Sewing SILKS, French 5 US NS, GINGHIAMS and CALICOE&. The Good maving been purebased in the closest manner fo nash, great bargains may be cxpeeted. Aug 4 tf 29


ocr: Wanted TANNERt, qualified to conduct tlie busi .tness of a yard in all'-the mysteries of the art.-None need apply excepting those free from dissipation. The subscribers may be found at their residence fiur or fir'e miles abuve Green wood, Abbeville District. NICIIOLL'S & LIPSCOMrB. JanS 8 9 51


ocr: JAME S X. DA,. Surgeon Dentist, OF RICHMOND', VIRGINTA, Permanently located at Egeter*C' T., offers his paofeasionak sevies to the itizens of the Village. and its vkiehity; and will attend to any call he may have either in the Village or Country. All operations warranted. tf 8.


ocr: Spann Hotel for Sale! Public ITouse known as "SPANN 71O T TEL," at Edgefield..C. If., and FURNITURE, now offered for sale, upon reasonable terms, until irst llonday in December next, at which time , not previously sold. %ill be put up at FUBLIC U CTION, to the highest bidder. The House is wel! adapted to the use it has been has large Stalbles, Carriage llouse, Crib andi Brick Kitchen. with other necessary attached. The Buildings are nearly all and most of the Furniture purchased within present year. The Lot contains three and a half acres, upon and near the Stables is a Well &f excellent For further particulars, apply to either of the J. C. READY' P e ri . JOHN H UIET. Proeor Sept 20. If 36 T' The South Carolinian, Newberry Sentinel and Constitutionalist will give eight weekly and forward accounts.


ocr: Butler Lodge, No. I, 0, A Regular .leeting of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening next 40- 7 o'clock. All thoise in arrears are earnestly requested to attend on or befire next Sale-day night, as the Rule ot tIme LoAge will certainly be entored against them. LEWIS JON E$, Secretary. Sept 9 It . 33


ocr: GREAT ATTRACTIONS! WINTER GOODS. Is constantly r.-ceiving, by the iatest arrvals from New York, full suppliet of Rich and Fashionable Goods, Suitable for the season, to which he would respeet fully call tie atl.ntion (of thoic visit:ng the city. El"eganlt FrenIchl Prinited4 Detainles, Rich Lustred lic Gro Delthine ,I Large and Sa!l Figurcd DeLaine, ito prced, R.ch Figirei Brocade Silks, Fine French atid En:glish Csloredl Merinos. Fine Bilack Statu and Drah Canism---re Shanis, U:aek and Colored S.Ik alantillas, I.ong and Square PI-dd Shawls, Fine C *ureJ V-'I nels fihr Sacks. Suprior Welch ani Silk Warp Flannels, Fine llrscha ;nd Cashnere Shawls, Worsted P'aids, for Chilren. Cheap, Plain lItLk and Clores lleAines, Fine :Black Bombazine andi A llpasce-s, Fine Second Mlurning DleLaines, French Embroidered Collars, vk ry Cheap, lIich Emsbroidlered Chemisetts, With sleeves to rnatch, Jaconlet and Swiss Illsertings and Edgings, A Large Assrtnwut of Blankets, Flatnn cs, Satin.-ts. Tweels, Jeans, Plains, Kersev , Casstm-res, B-own and lilached slahirti:s and Sheeting:, Tickinig., &e, kc., lhe is selling oti very 1--w. Plunters and their families would do ill to give him a call, where they will find a lnrge aswortiment of Guods at low


ocr: l'i A AGES done to the " ITamburg aina EgfedPlank Road," ocssonedl by the heavy rains of Thursday and Friday last, have been repaired, and the Road is now in good travellinsg order its ent're length. 1I. A. KENRICK, President.~ Ilbr.., v, 3 t .46


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: Nxegro Shoes, The iiub"cribler lhas madeo arrangemnents foir tile malnituilre of from Fotur to Five Thiousatnd pa~ irto th abovo aihlV,:rticle hiv thy FA LIL. For reference' n15i t qualitylhe 'would respectfully rer pirsons wvho miay be di-posed to purchease. ol him i, to thoise whoi patriiiized hiim lasC year. As to price, hem wvil guarantee themi as low as can ihe aflbrdeid. Mlay 22 2 iif J. )IORGAN.


Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: COMERCIAL, Correspondence of the Advertiser. 1IAMBURG,.Jan. 6, 1851. Ova Cotton Market is extremily dull thin week-with very little doing. Quotations rang ing- from 6. to 8 for fully Fair. Provisions of all kinds are high with a good demand. Corn is selling fur $1,00 per bushel. FID.\LGO.


ocr: Notice. LL ~T Persons indebted to the Estate -of Mil ton Perkins, dee'ol., are requested to make mmedliate. payme~nt, and all those having aipy lemands aainst said estate -will present them properly attested. FELIX RODGERS, Ex'or. Jan 0 1y 51