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r George y. Weaver,
ROPE MAKER & SHIP CHANDLER.

.,s7 No. i3 North Water &rset, Philadelphia. d
AS constantly on hand. a general assort-
ment Of Cordage. Seine Twines. &c, viz; /;
lard Ropes, Fishing Ropes. White Ropes, Manil
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, q
complete assorinert of Seine Twines, &c. such as
Hemp SSsd aud Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twife, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also, Bed CORDS, Plough Lines,
lIslisrs, Traces, Cotton aud LINEN Carpet Chains,
&c, ali of which he will dispose Of on ressonabls
leIuIs.s ... ...
rhlladelrhia, Novembe, 10, ls.s.-ly
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.The two circulations-the Nervous and the
SanguIneous.
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PATRIOTISM AND PrOUiJARiriEs OF PRINTERS
No less than four of The five printers employ.
ell in the office of the New Orleans Daily Ma.
icnn, have served their country on sea aud
und The National says:
One was an actor M the glorious battles OF
Paio Alto Resaca de Ia Palma, Monterey,
where he lost an eye) Vera Cruz and Cerro
Gorjo; anoher was with Blanchard at the stor.
uing Of Montcrey's heights, and afterwards sha.
scj in the glory of SCOTS victories before rea.
or Cncle Sam, but a few fights among the rob
Der bands we're all that the fortunes of war gave
him; and the fourth was Midshpman in our
o"n Navy, and a sailing master and Lieut.. in
that OF Texas One has resided in France,
Great Britain anil the German S,ates-another
lived some years in Mexico-snother has seen
the wills OF Caution, towering psgodas, and hen
ted the sea'ol'er on The coast Of Oiegon-and
another has been upon the cloud cal apped Cor.
dleras of South America, among the ruins of
earthquakes ofCaraccas, aud touched the tsssel.
ed banner which Plzarro fist marched into Pc.
"a with; and among them. the French, German
and Spanish languages are spoken; but the
lream oi The whole IL, they are all Tay lor men
,oa 4. Who won'i say that tho printers are
one Asa oody. they are talented but no, te.
naclous; Wild without, of course, being wise
'nd being very erral,e hftheir dispositions. are
,.ways, Of necessity poor.
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BANxN oT,E LIST.
IseNNsYIyANIA.w

The following ts, shows the current value Of all
pennsylvania Dank Notes. The most implicit re-
Lance may I've placed upon il, as il isenery meek
arefuy compared with a, d corrected from Birk-
oelps Reporter,. ~.
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The Fashionable. Lsdy's Prayer.


EY W. FELcH.
GIVE MS this day our daily bread
And pies and cakes besides, ......... 49,
To load the stomach, pain the head,
And choke the vital tides
And if toe soon friend decays,
VI "i's I'D agony ca. . .... .. .I .9...a
Well talk Of Gods mysterious ways"
Aud lay it all TO thee -
Give us, TO please morbid taste l.- ..
In spite Of pain aud death,
Consumption strings around the waist,
Almost 70 stop the breath
Then, if in6rmity attends
Our s,inted progeny. ..
In visitation TO our sins,
Wen lay it all to thee.
Give Us big hustes in the rear,
I'VE ask it not IN fun) ..
A hing for corn field crows TO fear,
And hens TO roost upon.
And il we heat the bips and spine,
What matter should it be-
When sickness follows we can whine,
And lay it all to thee
Give ns good houses, large and tall,
To look the cabins down
And servants lodging at our call,
And shaking at our frown ......-
The poor, however worthy they,
Well treat right scornfully- .....
The six pence pay communion day,
And settle up with thee
We do ds,!ain to toll and sweat
Like girls Of vulgar brood;
OF labor give us moi bit,
For physic, not for food,
And il for want of exercise,
We lack the stamina
OF those we trample and despise,
Wen lay it all TO thee.
II any curse we have forgot,
That on a votary,
Fashion lets fail withhold il not,
But send it grievonsly. ''
And if too hard to milestone light
For frail humanity
Wen never blame ourselves mite,
But lay il all TO thee.
Yes, give US coffee, wine and tea,
And hot things introduce,
The s,ornach's warm bath thrice q day,
To weaken and reduce.
And if, defying natures laws,
Dyspeptie we must be
We scorn 10 search for human cause,
But lay i, all to the.
.The two circulations-the Nervous and the
angnIneous
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The only kno,cn Medicine that at the same time
pu,ges pur!fes and strengthen, The sy,,eme :,
~ LONDON. July 4, lS46E
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DlR. te.aB' snDrsae
vegctnbiE Universal pfals, Z

The only kno,cn Medicine that at the same time
pu,ges purifes and strengthens the system.. .,
..ea.. ~, 1s ~ LoSpos. July 4, is4s.
nR. lie ROY'S Pills are a new medicine
which has Just sppeared, and is fast iaking
the places If al others Of the same class These
pills are composed OF many ingredients. hut the
two prineipal ou-s are SarsspsrIls and Wild Cher.
ry, so united that they sct together; the one,
through i's adInix'ure with other suhtar c, s. pu.
rifying AID purgine. while the other is strengthen.
ing the system. Thus those pills are at the SAM
'ime trpic and opening; a.drsrlpratum long aud
eagerly sought CT by medical men, bu, never be-
fore discovered. IN ether words ,hcy d., The work
Of Two medicines. and do il much brt,et than any
two we know Of; Gw they remove nothing fl. IN
the system but the impurities; SO that while they
purge ihry strengthen; aus, hence they cause no
dch,hts,'on, aud are followed hy no action. Dr..
Le E"y's pills have a wonderful influence on the
ilpod, they not only purify without weakening H.,
TN they remove all inxus particles from the rhy le
before It is converted into flu 3D. aud thus make i'm.
pure blood an utter impos- -ibili,y. As there is no
tfh,h'oti"n, % theie Is 10 nauSes sickness at
tending the operations this most excecn, of me-
,hcines, which never strains oI turiures the dgcs
tive functions, hut causes them 10 wnrk in a per.
tectly natural manner; snd hence ye,son taking
them do no, brcome pale aud cm caled, but the
contrary; for while is the property of ,h- Sarsa
parla. united as it is with other ingredients to
remove all that is foreign snd impure. il is equally
the property Of the Wil Cherry To retain MI ,h-i
is natural and sound; and hence a robust state Of
health Is the certain result of their united opera.
lions @ + Pr'cs 2h cents per BOX.
Agents for I.e Roy's .ils, g.. .,.r... ...I
...1 .u J. W.FRIlING,
,r t.s.. John YOU Nj. """'"'y'
-...,-7 NJ. a. McCAY. Nor,humberrd
Angus, 2is'. lsi7.-ly ,-...-.s.. I..
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PIE Il Err Is. Nj \ SSER.
To Purchasers Oc
. r. = G. O o D S.

. r = G o D S.
CO. III NDDN2SD,
No i:l PeWia, NEW YORK,
I HANiNG established a Branch at No. i44 Chc.-
IL nut ST.. Philadelph'a, is nov opening. and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc-
tons, an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STABLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at the lowest New York prices.
at wholesale aud Il. tail. Among his stock will be
found good assortment Of the fnllowing articles:
Jacc"nets, Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace. Stripe, Book,
Swiss and Taria'an Muslins. Bish ,p and Linen
Lawns. Fancy Cap Netts, Fancy and Ball dresses.
Thread Laces. Application d., rich Back Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics.
Linen Camhric Hdkfs.. Curtain Fringcs, Cashmere
dEcosse, Mousel'ne de Iaire silk and Cotton
Warp AlIaccss, Qu'en's t'loth Gala Plaids,
French Meinos. Bi,ck silks. Gloves. six Hose,
Shawis. Cravas, Ribbons. Embrolderi,s &c, &c.
Country Merchants aud others visiting Philaiel-
ph'a or New York to purchase, are respectfully in.
vilrd to call and examine the stocks. .-.
Nov. !, ls45.-ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-01
;;!aI5.l.iIEIgl2 l2skSaisAI3H
% IEllzl u MT

ENOR the cure of Thitc Suellngs, iSerotulas y
q. and other tumors, ulcers, Sore Lsgs;SsoldE
and fresh Wounds, Sprains and Bruises, StoeL.s
lings and Inflammation, Seald Head, ,sSoTes
Breasts, of ,comen, Rheumatic pains, IstteTs:S
Eruptions, ChibLains, Wiao,os, Biles, Corns,
and external diseases generally. II is likewise
greatly superior 10 any medicine heretofore
discovered for the chafed backs and limbs off
horses; for ringworms, chapped lips, and sins
short for every external badly evil that mayfallI
10 the lot of man or beast. The proprietor Off
this noble specific can positively state, without
fear Of contradiction, that il is vastly superior.
to any compound ever discovered, OF. at leasts
that is known in these days, in the cure ofthe
above complaints. Indeed, too much cannot
be said in its favor for there is nothing more 4
certain, than its efficacy in the matters for which.
il is recommended, and the speed and periec--t
lion of its cures are such as have the appear
ance of being miraculous. No house should be-;
without this aln,os, universal ointment, for the 4
inmates of all houses are liable to scalds scfatch.
es, CUTS bruises. burns, corns, chapped lips,
&c. &c. &C.; from any or all of which they
can receive but little injury if they have a box !
of Harrison's unrivaed specific 10 contend !
with them. For Piles and Salt Rheum it.sur-n
passes all other remedies. ~
For sale by 7. Risley, Hamburg and ~, !.
j. D. TIBBETTS. s,s
Edge6eId Court House, S. G. I,
july2S 6nl ga;
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Head Quarters,

Order No. H
TEyn following Regiments will parade for
.E Review and Drill, at The times and places
as follows, viz:
The 36th Regiment ofInanuy, at Timmons'
old field, on Tuesday the 3lstoi August.
The Isl Regiment ofInfantry, Mt tiBruton's'
on Thursday the I'd nfSeptember. ;,
The Sd Regiment ofInlantry, at Toney's old
slore, on Saturday the 4lh ofSeptember.
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry, at PIckens'
vile. OIL Tuesday the Th.of September.
The 5lh Regiment Of Infantry !, a! Hunter son
Thursday the 9Th Of September.
The I'd Regiment Of Infantry, at Halls, on
Salurdy the ] III, Of September.
The 42d Regiment Of Infantry, at Minlon's
on Tuesday the 14th Of September.
The 4th Regiment ofsIllfaEtry, at Varenes
on Thursday the 18th Of fSeptember.
The 9th Regiment of; f;Infantry, at Lomax's ,on
Saturday the 18th Of September.
The 5lh Regiment oflnlantry5 at any place
the Brigadier General may select and report to
this De par,ment, the point selected on Tuesday
Tue 2lsl of September. SO
The Cd Regiment oil Cavalry, at Longmires
on Thursday the 23d Of September.
The 9th Regiment Of Ihfantry,at Loves, on
Saturday the 25th Of September.
The 7th Regiment ofSImfantry, at the old
Wells, OIL Tuesday the 2Sth.of September.
The 10Th Regiment dFinfantry, at Richard
sons. on Thursday the 30th Of September.
The Commissioned and non commissioned
Officers, will assemble at their respective pa
rude grounds OH the day previous, for drill and
instruction.
The Major Generals will with their staff, a I
Tend the reviews, in their. divisioni and The Br
sadier Generals, will, with their staff, attend in
their respective Brisades,. and are charged will
the extension ofhis order,
By order Of the Commnnder.in.C Chief,
J.. W. 5CANTEY,
Adit.. s. Insp. Genl.
luly2l ~. VI 70
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HEALTH MADE EASY. & &
I'D R. H. IL R I'd Ms . J
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL. PIT

Il pEGElaDLE UNIVERSAL 4IlLLf2gss5ft6 ss5ft6s
YE1 HE startling. drawback on1early all Me-
q dicnal Agentshns ever been dHtint their,
process Of purgation and publication the Yhaseg
also DeJuuated the System.-Iien PurgptiYeii
Medicines huve alwnys been regards as at best
bn, Necessary Euil, Patients resortipa; them
for the relief Of one disease at the expence OILS
another.-To obviate this Physicians have long
sought for an Agent that would at tile same
time PURGE, PURIFY and STRENGTH
EN-. But their efforts were nearly iruIiess,
and they had almost despaired ofsurcess when
the Iabors of science, and research were re-
warded by discovery which full y.realized the.
fondest desires of the Medical Faculty, and
which is Justly regarded as one OF the most imss
portant Triumphs that Pharmacy has ever az
chieyed.-This important desideratun,;ls mans
ed DR.. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLEsUNINER-#
SAL PILLS. which purify the Blood and dfe.
move all corrupt, and .vtated humors, and un.
healthy accumulations from the body in q. .mpn-
ner never before rivalled, and which yet pro-.
duce no weakness or lassitude whatever, but
ou the contrary, tone the Stomach and inyigo-:
rate the constitution during the progress OF their
operations DIR. LIE Roys Pills, in fact unite
those heretofore irreconcable, but most desirr
able qualities, Evacuation and lnyisoraticn, for
they are al Inc SAME ulue u SlhEtNS1t1CENss y
ING PURGATIVE, and aPURIFY1NGTO-s
MIC. -. ..,iss stgs y:
The two principle ingredients in Dr. Le
Rows Pills are WILD CHERRY and s. AR
SAPARILLA, so prepared that each promotes
the beneficial effect Of the other, the former
strengthening, while the latter tbrough hits nuion
with various vegetable ingredients, evacnates;
and puri6es-thus they superinduce nc, torpid.
i,y or lassilude Of the Digestive Functions, and
hence their operations are attended by 10 Re-
action, or subsequent Cosiveness. 4
Dr. LIE Roys Pills are the most active and
searching Medicine in existence. They at once
attack the very root Of Diseases, and their ac.s
lion is so promp,. thar in an hour or two after
they are taken, the patient is aware of their
good effects. They not only operate on the
Blood, but also on the chye, ofWhichi the blood
is formed, and this secures good blood tromthe
fountain head, moreover they produce sneitlier.
nausea, gripping or debility, and as a5famjlys
Medicine they have no rival.-Pice 25s sCEsTs-
For sale by J. D. TIBBETT's. Edgedeldl
C. H., S. Z. july7 6m
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NOtGCc.
GRERbh'EN SAEE.

hAN the frs, Monday (Sale Day. in October
@D next. will he sold to the highest bidder,
tha, valuable tract Of LAND, known as The
Moses Harris tract, on The waters of Rocky
Creek, adjoining lands of MIR. Padget, Avery
Bland, and others, containing seven hundred
and forty acres, be the same, more or less =
Said Land is within miles OF the Conrt House
and the prospect of the Rail Road renders i
verv desirable property. A credit of one and
Two years will be given, the purchaser is re-
ouired to give bond and approved security.
w. A. HARRIS. Ad'mr.
CAROLINE S. JETER, AdmrX.
of Maj. J. S. Jctcr, decd.
,pc d ct 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G. L. G. E. Penn, G. Co.. , .f5@
James B. Harris.

James B. Harris.
FLAMES B. HARRIS being now in the
% custody Of the Sheriff of Edgefed Dis.
trict, by virtue of a writ Of Capias ad Satlsla-
ciendum, at the suit of G l.. & E. Penn a. Co.,
and having filed in my Office schedule on
oath, of his whole estate aud effects, real and
personal, with view 10 obtain the benefit oi
The Acts OF the General Assembly, commonly
called the insolvent debtors Act. On motion
ofMr. Tompkins, defendants attorney, Publ
Notice is hereby given TO the said G.. l.. g. E
Pern & Co., and all others, the creditors Of the
said James B. Harris, that the said petition will
be heard and considered, at Edge6eld Court
House, on the sixth day of October next. or on
such other day as the Court may order during
the term, commencing on the first Monday ol
October next, al said place; and the said 6. L.
G. E. Penn q Co., aud all the others, the ere
dtors of the said James B. Harris, are hereby
commanded, then and there, either personally
or by attorney, to show cause, if any they can
why the petition Of the said James b. Harris
should not be heard and granted, and he be
discharged from confinement by complying
with the acts aforesaid, according 10 the terms
OF said acts.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 2nd, JS47.
July 3 3m ~
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T'he U. g. District Court,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1ar b lNLSpLII1tnCK

HN the Mater of Thomas NJ. Oneal, Mer'
chant of Baruwell District, Bankrupt.
Pursuant TO an Order oflhe District Court OF
the United Sla,es, for The District OF South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given. that cause be
shewn before the said Cout, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the thirteenth
day of November next, at elevcuo clock, a. NJ,
why The suid Thomas NJ. Oneal shonld not
receive his Discharge and Certificate as Bak.
Charleston 18th day Of August. lS47.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
aug 25 ~ 81
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DIR. Gordon's Pills.
GREAT ARRIVAL.

ep a Bushels or 25, ,OOO boxes of DR.. COR
eDU DON'S FAMILY PlLLS.-The
vast and increasing demand for this new and
Justly celebrated Medicine, and the numerous
cures they are daily cffecting in all portions OF
The country where they have been introduced,
of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints and Bilious
Diseases, with their well known attendants,
Sick Headache, &C., has induced the under
signed TO make arrangements TO receive their
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would
say to their numerous customers that they are
prepared to supply them, wholesale or retail,
at New York prices.
~ 81 per doxen, or "a cents per box.
ByP. Melvin Cohen, No. 10 Hayne street ;
Hav;and, Hurral d Allen, King street; Mel
son Carter, Meeting street; E. NJ. Carey,
Broad street; and Amos Head, corner East
Bay and Broad street, Charleston; I. Rlsley,
Hamburg; and J. D. TIBBETTS,
Edgcfield Court House, S. c:
iulv % 6m 81
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yher5AN's Safe.

DY virtue Of sundry writs of Fierl IA
I'D cias, TO me directed, / will proceed 10
sell at Edgefeld Courl House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in September next,
the following property, in The following
named cases, 10 wit:
Alfred N. Dicks and others, VS. l.. 5 Cat
lin and wife Catherine, tract Of land con.
taning one hundred and, forty acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of W. Wilson, ~
Hardin, and others.
George Parrott and others, severally. VS.
Ann Hull, three lois in the Toxn of Ham
burg, viz. lots Nos. IT'S. $50 and 139.
George Parloll and others, severally, vs
Elizabeth Garter, tract of land contain
ing one thousand acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands of John Wise, Lewis Ellzey,
and others.
VIM. J. Cook vs. Thomas Hughes; Lee
muel Brooks VS. the same, the tract oil land
whercon the defendant lives, containing
sixly acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Shurley Cook, Bird Whaley, and 9TH
erS.
The Stale VS. Charles Powell; David
Powell VS. the same. the trac: OF land
whereon The defendant lives, containing
one hundred and twenty-five acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Dudley Rounlree,
Wade Glover, aud others.
Brannon g. Mundy VS. Sarah Addison ;
Penn g. Braunon VS. the same, the defen'
danls interest in tho tract Of land whereon
she lives, containing two hundred acres,
more or less, adjoining lands OF Wiley
Harrison, and others.
e. A. & Nj. II. Williams aud others, Sc
veraIy, VS. VIM. IT. West, the tract oil
land whereon the defendant lives contain.
ins three hundred acres, more or less ad-
joining lands of Baltic Howard, and others.
Alex. Sharptnn VS. James OwensIcy and
James Falkner; the same vs the same, ,one
Negro boy Bill.
B.sF. Goudy and others severa'ly vs.
DID. Plunkelt, lhe following lots in Ham
burg. viz. lots numbered l99, 200, 202, 202,
203 g. 2J4 each having fifty feet front by
l96 back, bounded N. by Bradbury street
L. by TilIman street S. by Snowden
street and West by Cobb street.
B. T. Yarbrough VS. VIM. Corley, the
tract of land whereon The Defendant lives
containing one hundred and Eileen acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Peter 5nuk,
Uriah Inabnilt, aud the Estate Of VIM.
Stone.
Perry g. Dozier vs. Cullin O'Neal; the
same VS. the same, one Negro woman Ra-
chael.
C. A. & NJ. II. Williams VS. Herbert
& Du1ey, lol in Hamburg, No 1873,
having fifty feet on Centre street and
running hack $50 feet.
John R. Viewer and others, severally
VS. Bryan Deen, Il tract of land containing
eight hundred aces more or less apjoining
lands of Benjamin Stevens, Robl. Bryan
and others.
John Loury VS. Wade Culbrea,h ;
Franklin Corley, by his next friend, for
another, vs The same and LewisCulbreath,
one Bay Mare.
Abram Jones vs. John Charles, the
tract Of land whereon the Defendant lives
containing fifty acres more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of I'll. II. Risor, VIM. Elhfdge,
The heirs of Leilsey and others.
Terms of Sale Cash.
BOULWARE, S. E. D.
Aug.9 al 80.
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HHubbard's American
HO TEL,
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELDaDISIRICT.
IN EQUITY.

FRANK Durl, 1fedsurcf, DtW Jf h'''''"' "''S
us foreclosure.
Robert Anderson.
NJ Office is hereby given,: that by virtue OF
LA the Decree of,he Court of Equity in this
case, shall proceed TO sell at Edgcfeld Court
House, on the first Mondayin September next,
one Lot or parcel Of land in The Town OF Ham,
burg, being part ofa lot knownin the original
plan of the said town as lot tsNo,,75, bounded
south by Market street, norllI.by. Mercer street.
west by the lower line Of the Leigh tract Of
land and east by lot No. "a, having So feet on
Market street and 200 feet deep, being the
premises. for several years. Socc ccupied by Robt.
Mcdonald g. Co. -
Said Lot will be sold onsa credit cf twelve
months, except for SO much:dswil pay the cost
of this suit, which must be: paid in cash. Pnr'
cl,ascrs to give bond andgood dsureties to secure
the purchase money.
S. S. NTOMPKINs, c. ED.
Commrs. Office, Edseield Aug.7 1877. ~
aug ii A. ~