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the choice selection of Dress Combs the subsc
variety beyond all doubt
city among which will he found the open chain pattern
much admired Also, be obtained every article appe
tanning to the toilet. A. & J. SAUNDERS,
3sF Broadway, between Walker and White streets.
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SPORTING.


TTNION COURSE l.. L-TROTIING-TUESDAT,JU JUNE
~ II, will come of Pure Of S250-Si0 to tho second
besttwo mile heats to saddle. John McArde enters
Mac; David Bryant enters e. Lady Suffolk; Mr. Demck
enters Jack Rosster n the day othe race the
celebrated ting Lady Sutton will positively sold
at public auction on the Course.
NJ. D. GREENE. Proprietor.
HARLEM PARK-TROTTING.-wI co NE OFF THIS
day. at o'clock, Match for $780, mile heats, best
three in AVE. in harness G. s. Bsrne names Genet.
W. Former names br. King of Trumps. Large It's
saked yesterday the result both horses line
condition 1t is expected that there will be large attend
tho W. F0NNEK, Proprietor.
ADY SUTTON.-THlS CELEBRATED AND FAST
IL trottpg Mare will positively be sold ut public sale
Tuesday June Eth the Union Race Long
The sale will take place Immediately after the first heat
over which Lady Suffolk and Rosster will
tend for y purse of 500.
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LSOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL TWO HORSE CARRIAGE,
scarcely soied S400 DO bought for $780,
the Horse Bazaar No Crosby street bamboo shift
ing seats in perfect order Inquire Of j. H. 0ATFKLD
proprietor
EOR sALE-A LIGHT WAGON, WITH TOP NEARLY
new made to order, In the best manner viii be ssld
low the has for IT, Cost price $lSS Also
set Of light Of the beat kind Can be ut No
Is Sixth street. In the afternoop. The whele will be sold
together or separate. ALFRED vARIAN.
EOR sALE-A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, IS MONTHS
OLD. Any In need Of good house dog call on
the awn.r Us Concord strset, near Jay.
DFsT CHANCE TO MAKE MONRv.-pOR SALE, A
ID licensed Tavern. Possession immediately Rent very
low This sure Investment Persons In want Of COED
staaA " sell out apply Gillespie 90 Pearl stree
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DROCLAMATI0N-MAYOR OFFICE, MAY 81, ls49.-
Whereas it is made BY law the duty Of every practis
ing physician in the City Of New York. mako in
wiring to the Mayer The Board Of Health or either OF the
boring under any pesential infectious disease between
the thirty day Of May and ths first day Of November
his knoyedge; now therefore, l. Caleb $. woodruff.
Of said city in Of resolution passed by
the Board Of Health. with view to enable said Board
with to the public whether and TO what
extent the cholera other malignant disease Is
valbg in this CITY, do hereby issue this
Joining under ne sIie. Penates OF the law on al phys.
sizens to make Immediate report in writing to the
Mayor the Board Of HEALTH either Of the Commissioners
Health ut the Mayors Office, City Hail. the and
residence OF every individual attacked with such dis
ease within hours after he shall ascertain
supect the nature Of the complaint To
cans requested to complete their reports by stating
lie recovery death Of their patients.
(Signed) CALEB s. Woodruff, Mayer.
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HOTELS, &c.
cSUARON SPRINGS PAvILION.-THIS ESTABLISH
y open for the reception Of guests and will
main open till the LIST day Of October next
LANDON GARDNER,
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
Is years old. situation Chambermaid. or to take
care OF children in gente, family Has objection
short distance in the country Best city
Apply at $40 Mott street, up stairs
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Exports from LIST to 5th June.
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ID EMOvIk0-rRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR
N msrly 81 Broadway. now as Broadway Canal o.
Mechanical Lamps Of pattern, veesss, Suspena
Globes Chimnies Snk wicka Shades Sperm OH, h. ess-
pensicrs, BrAokots cad Standa II. DARD0Nvllb6.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
IL tee.-A Regular Mestg will be held at Tammany Hall,
Thursday evening juno 7h at half past o'clock
BY Of der Of the Chairman. EMANUEL Il. HART.
JANIS G.. SMITH. s.x....;..
M ASONIC-THE NJ W. GRAND LODGE OF THE
" Ancient and Honorable Fraternity Of Free and Accept
ed Masns OF the State Of New York. will meet At the Coli
scum, a5n broadway this morning o'clock BY order
X. Il. BOYD, CIR. Seey. JOHN ID. WILLARD, q. NJ,
UNDERGRADUATES BANKING ASSOCIATION,
~ New York, June 8. S491he President and Directors
have declared dividend Of three and half )
Tor the lat six MONTHS payable and after the lth instant
The transfer books will BIO closed from the 9th 18th instant
inclusive. JOHN III. CORN ELL, Cashier,
In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HANNAH
Adams, deceased TO Elizabeth HiningIn pursuance of
order Of the Orphans Court for the and county
Phadpha, notice is hereby given to Elizabeth Hinng
living her heirs deceased since June lS that she
they entitled to share eff absve nforma
ncated to WILLIAM JOHNSON, Administrator c.t.a
Newportville Bucks CO., Pennsylvania,
Ellis Lewis l2s SO. lh Sc, H. Randall 81 N 9th
st., Philadelphia.
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Political Intelligence.
Gen. George Il. Wood IL the democratic candidate
for Governor, and Col John A. Green the dem
candidate for Lieut. Governor, of Texas.
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MEDICAL.


DR; ELLIOTT, oCULIsT. os5 BROADWAY, INFORMS
- his friends and PATIENTS that, during the summer
tbs his 0ss h0u "S T be from ~ to II %
poor usual, after O'clock on the above days
I'VE AND cara PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD FREE
= of 6l Broadway corner Of Warren street. de.
tho affections Of those sensitive and decat organs
cds %p Sa ON the Third
'''N ''' '-'-'''N ''''' JAMES W. POWELL. MD.
~ ons Dr. Shiriakon from St Petersburgh Chiropedis
Operator tho ies tsss ssye most to n.
Office from Is Chambers street to 1913 Broadway opposite
re general sfoon in the radical Of
and cure of diseased nails
DR T. BURMAN. CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADEL-
Dear sirI have used your COMPOUND MIXTURE for de%.:
wsies with the exception in,smpsrss
speedy care Yours, &C., T. b. DR.. L. NJ. is in from AN
:" '"' '''A'''' 'N''p'''' DIX. i. NoRTAMoRE.
Tx PRIVATE DISEASES A SINGLE GLANCE ENA-
blss Dr. Delaney to apply his never failing remedies ana
but entirely relieving sufferer from all trouble. His
stand before the world IS greatest
vcuchsafed by the Almighty to srrn5 man. Once 81 Lpe
nR. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TIN
last fourteen years oonaed his practice to the treat
Rs no :1d Ssn:1 case. OF
mild removed In two TO Ave days pereot cure or No
charge
IN may consulted the treatment Of delcas
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted to the treat
delicate diseases enables Dr. G. TO the worst
form Of this disease Recent CURED In three days Nc
mercury used
MO CURE, NO CHARGE.-DK. MURPHY, or s. GOLD
street. conhdentay oonsulted all forms Of private
Recent Genorrhea he cures in two 70 four
days Constitutional debility impotency successfully
treated by No mercury in any bndranes
from business. Open from IA J. to0P n
DR yEFPRIEs ANTIDoTE IS THE MOST EFrEc-
IL tusl sold for onorrha and other dorder
of the Long experience has proved that IL wiz
This desirable result 10 obtained N
from days. and IL neither creates nor
ocnds palate renders unnecessary Deviation IN
Diet usual pursuits sound Sleep Or healthy
the nuisance 10 thus renewed as speedily - 10
tent with the production Of thorough and
effect either locally can be caused by ito
use Price 81 per bottle. Sole Agent for this city,
&. II. RING. l92 Broadway, corner john st.
TYR. FAWCE1T CAN BE CONFIDENTlALLf CON
II suited Office 81 Dey street. all private diseases.
The obstinate Yield to his mode Of treatment, which,
ON the principle Structures cured the
plan The victims of solitary indulgence alse
apply with a cersiotv Of cure. Once 6i Dcy street.
DK. IA LPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
IL the consequences remedies
and including msturbation stric.
ture resembling veseea (gen in no other work.
Ac spted 10 individual OF both sexos This 10
the only truly useful the subject written In plain
language recipes for all medicine faithfully given IL 10
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-09-26
C0PARTNERsEsIP.

UJHE undersigned, having associated
"a. themselves in business under the name
and style Of DUNBAR s. GARMANY, for
the purpose of uansac,lng general GRO.
Gerry BUSINESS, in this place, respect
fully invites the attention Of Planters to their
Heavy Stock of all the leading articles Of
general consumption. They may be found
al The stand recently occupied by B. S. Dun
bar, and nearly opposite the stand formerly
o coupled by G W. Garmany, where they
will be happy to receive their former friends
and patrons, together with the public at
large.
We are determined TO keep constantly on
hand stock unsurpassed by any ever offered
in this market, and believing our facilities for
buying Low, TO be equal to any III the place,
We will always be prepared to sell at the
lowe prices, either ior Cash or ON time to
approved customers. Having rented the
Warehouse formerly occupied by b. Elliott,
and placed it under the charge of an expc-
rienced man, we are prepared to offer equal
advantages in storage with any Wars>House
in the place and liberal Cash Advances
made, at all times, on Cotton stored with US,
or on shipments made to G. W. Garmany g.
Co., Savannah, whose charges will be Us
low as usually made by other Fact6rs. The
highest prices paid at all times for Cotton
and other produce brought TO market.
B. 5. DUNBAR;
G. w. GARMANY.
Hamburg July 8, If 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-09-26
To Physicians, Druggists
ANN roJTNTRv MERCHANTS.

DR.. J. N. Keeler and Bro. most respectfully
soiciis attention TO their fresh stock Of English,
French German and american Drugs, hedi'
cines. Chemicals. Paints. Oils Dye Snils,
Glass Ware, Perlumery, Patent Medicines, &c.
Having opened new slnre, No. 294 Mail ket
St. with { full supply of Fresh Drugs and Med
icines, we respectfully solicit Country dealers
to examine our stock before purchasing else
where, promising one and all who may feel dis,
posed to extend 10 us their patronage, to sell
Them genuine Drugs and Medicines, on as ib.
eral terms as any other house in the City, aud
10 faithfully execute all orders entrusted TO us
promptly and with dispatch.
One Of the propretors being regular phy-
sician, affords ample guarantee of the genuine
quality of all articles sold al Ileir establishment.
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants, who may wish 10 become agents
for DR.. Keeler's Celebrated Family Medicines,
standard and popular remedes,) to forward
their address.
Soliciting the patronage Of dealers. we re.
main, ]. N. KELLER e. BRO,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 294 Market street,
September 10, 1919, ly 35
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Real Estate for Sale.

YENHE Subscriber offers for Sale the CHERO.
n KEE POND PLACE. 1t is situated,
eight miles rom Hamburg, ON the main Road
10 Elgefield G. Fl. The Tract is Pine Land
of superior qnaIity, and contains about seven
b;indred acres II is at this tiiiie in fine state
of progressive improvement, aud is susceptible
nf ihe hghes, degree ofchllivation. The out
let uliI range for stock is excellent, and the
henthlnlness of the place is unsurpassed.
These advantages, and its nearnes' to market
makes it truly desirable place. To an ap-
proved purchaser the terms will be accommu
datimg. w. w. GElGER.
August lS ct a3l
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SHERIFFS SALE.

EpY virtue of snndry wrts of Fieri Fa-
D 8 cias, 10 me directed. ! will proceed
10 sell al Etgefieli Cnu;t House, on the
first Monday and Tuesday following in
October next, The foll6wins property, in the
following case, viz:
j. r. CurIey for others. vs.. Il. c. Eth.
eridge, a lracr Of land containing TWO hun.
dred acres more or less, belonging 10 The
defendant, adjoining lands of Elrrde't Eth
eridse, Hancock Sulherd and others.
james +. Walsnn s. Co. vs.. Nathaniel
S. Harrison, tract of land CONTAINING
one hundred acres more or less, adjoining
lands of James Stewart, Jacob Nonhing-
ton anh others.
R. P. Qnarles. Bearer, vs.. Alexander
Presley. tract Of land where drfenilan,
lives, adjnining lands Of Wiley Harrison,
hbner Perrin and others.
J. w. Chatham, Bearer, vs.. Juhn NJ.
Moore aud John r. Moore. the tract of
land where defendant John Nj. Maure lives,
adjoining lands of William Andrews and
others.
w. Brooks. Executor VS.. Elizabeth Fur
ner and Sim. Altaway, a rac, of land be-
longing to the defendant Elizabeth Turner
ner. containing sixty acres more or less,
adjoining lands Of Sim. Alaway aud 9TH
ers.
James Hart vs.. NJ. L. Gear'y. Jacob
Pudse,t aud Others vs.. NJ. l.. Gearly and
others. Commissioner in Equity va. NJ. l..
Gearlv, +. o. Conner and C.. ]. Glover,
tract of land belonging to Ihe defendant
NJ. L. Gearry, adjoining lands Of Adam
Miprick aud others.
K. M. Fuller vs.. Thomas Jones, The
tract of land where The defendan, lives.
Bland & Butler vs.. C. W. Cochran, the
tract of land where the defendant lives,
containing two hundred acres more or less,
adjoining lands Of James Carroll and oth-
ers.
Benjamin Belts vs.. w. G. Russell end
w. +. Durisoc; John CoIgan vs.. w. G..
Russell. the House and Lot now occupied
by G.. L. Refo, containing two acres more
or less. adjoining lands of w. F. Dursoe,
w. P. Butler and Others, levied on as the
property of w. G. Russell.
Luke S. Bland VS.. John Bland, one me-
gro Girl named Elizabeth, levied in as The
property Of the defendant.
John l.. Dolly VS.. A. II. Burr. The fol-
lowing negroes, viz: MoIsey, Anna and
her two children. Laura aud her child.
Mary and her child. Louisa, Dick and
Aarnn, The above property by consent Of
parties, will be sold on short credit.
S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
1
Sept. 8, 1919, 4le 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv ORDINIRY


EDY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
ED Ehgefield District.
Whereas Simpson Corley. hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration. a0iih
The suill unncreG, on all aud singular the
goods aud cha.tes, rights and credits !of
Sarah Corley. late Of the District afore'
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and adnon-
ish all and singular, The kindred and credi.
lors of,he said deceased, 10 be aud appear
before me, o, our next Ordinary's Cour
for the said District 10 be holden lat Edgess
field Court Hnuse on the SIh day Of Octo-
Der uexr, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and sea- this 2OIh
day of September in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forly-nine
and in the seventy-fourth year Of Amcri-
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, 0. Ed.
September Is 2t 3G
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'E'9 the World.

~ Consumption is a disease which is carry
ing its victims to the tombs by thousands, with
out being arrested in its progress by the med
icines in common use at the present tlme But
a brighter day is coming, and has conie-as to
successfully arrest this disease. DIR. RO-
GERS LIVERWORT AND TAR, not only
gives immediate relief in COUGHS and
COLDS, but fiom the testimony of men oil the
highest standing here and elsewhere, it is max
ing some very remarkable cures otCoNsohf'
TION. Improvements in the treatment ol
diseases are onward, and nothing can arrest its
spirit in the present age.
For sale ii this place by
G. L. PENN, Agent.
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THE HODGES INSTITUTE.
Greenwood, Abbeville, S. c.

ALLEN DEDRfCK. a. NJ. PRlNclrAL.
JAMES PHILIP, EXa. DEPARTMENT.
N. w. HODGES, Assistant.
YWNHE last quarter of la49 of The above
IL named Institute will commence on tile
Isl October. when the exercises will be coninc
ted in the new building which has been erected.
Tie next scholastic year will begin early in
January, when superior advantages will be al
Gordcd.
Grateful for past patronage. the Hodges In
sIitute looks to the intelligent and liberal mind
ed parents and guardians in the South for sup.
port confident of SUCCESS aud asking only thul
its merits as an institution Of learning may be
considered.
For information address the Principal, Wood
vile, s. G.
N. B.-Wanted. on the 1st Of October, a
Tencher competent To take u charge, equal IN
scholarship required, TO an ordinary academy
Besides the usual qualifications he must be
Ju,thfut and ,citiing.
For Particulars address the Principal, Wood
vile, S. G.
Sept. 10 l849 81 50
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EXECUTORS SALE.

NW7ILL be suld TO the chest bidder OH The
w seventh day of November next. llle
Real ana Personal Estate of the late james L.
Gray, deceased rs follows:
One entire tract nf land, continuing. by re-
cent survey, eleven thousand nine hundred and
seventy-seven Ql,977) acres, situated on the
waters Of the Savannah River and Steel Creek.
BarnweI District, S C. There nre about fl.
leen hundred (l5O1) acres cleared land, well
ADAPTED 10 the cultivation Of Cotton and Gram.
There is erected on Steel Creek, about one
and half miles from the River, Il Sa1o MM,
containing two saws. with sufficient water pow.
cr to drive Grst Mill and Saw Gin as former
". Tile river lahd is heavily timbered with
the growth of Oak, Hickory, Poplar and Cy
press, adjacent to the Mill; lhe growth OF the
upland (aboat nine thousand acres.) CONSISTS
principally of Pine. There is n sntabe land
Ing on the liver for the delivery of Steamboat
Wood, of which there is m abundant supply,
and constant demand. To capitalist deslrous
of engaging in the Timber and TurpentIne bu-
sincss, aud the rearing Of stock Of all kinds.
the above Plantation offers inducements inferior
tn none on the Savannah River. There is near
the Mill comfortable Overseers House, with
a sufficient number of frame buildings to ac>
coumodale one hundred Negroes.
The personal property consists Of twentyslx
(2G) Negroes, about one hundred (lO0) head ol
Cattle. fifteen Mules and Horses a large num-.
bur of stock Hoga, Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Funitme Plantation and Blacksmtll's
Tools from seventy five 10 eighty bags Of Cot
t1n, from six TO eight thousand bushels of Corn,
Fodder. Peas. DC. &c,
AT the same time and place, by consent Of
pariies, the tract or tracls Uf land. know n as
Gray's llammack, and part of Stave Island
adjoining the above, continuing about five hnn-
dred and sixty (560) acres. Also. one other
tract on Telfar's Island. on the Savannah Riv-
er, containing forty (4O) acres, known as the
Dogferry.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
D. ARDIS, Executor.
Beach Island Sept. 6, lS49, Ct Sc