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Excellent Land for Sale.
TINE Subscriber being desirous of making
change in his business, offers for sale his

VALUABLE PLANTATION,
On Little Turkey Greek, nine miles North East o
Edec6eld C. H., adjoining lands Of Daniel Holland
R. w. Adams and others.
Said Tract contains Eight Hundred and Sixty,
FIVE Acres, of the best Oak and Hickory Land, o'
which there is about four hundred and eighty acres
in high state of cultivation, most OF it fresh and
we'll fenced. The balance is woodland, rich soil,
lies well, and is well timbered.
This place is healthy, we'll watered, has all neces-
sary out buildings negro houses enough to accom-
modate forty or fifty negroes, m excellent water
Gin. with sixty Saws. which will gin from four to
six bales of Cotton per day. Also, Grist Mill in
fine order.
The average crop of this place. for series OF
years has cquaed, it is believed that OF any plan
tation in the District
TERMS liberal.
M For further information ad ress the SubscrI-
Der at Mt. Willing, or my son on the premises
- WILLIAM PADGETT.
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NOtice.

7T$HE Note that l cautioned the public agains,
i trading for in July last given by me to John
NJ. Clark, and endorsed by D. L. Bussey, | will
pay, being satisfied was deceived in reference to
any fraudulent transaction concerning it,
D. BODIE.
Nay a AZ
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Inks, Inks 4

RLAcK, Blue, Indelib!e Nc "a and Carmine, for sale
May % If 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Nancy Sarah Quarles, by her

Samuel W. Gardner,
Mary Ann Quarles and others.
DY virtue Of an Order from Chancellor Ward
ID law in this cause, will proceed to sell OF the
plantation cf the late Startling Quarles, on Thursday
the 9Th day of December next, the following Real
and Personal Estate, Of which the sad Quarles died,
seized and possessed, to wit:
One Tract or parcel of Land situated in the Dis
trict and State aforesaid, on waters of Stevens
Creek and Savannah River, and containing four
hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands Of
John P. Mays, Samuel W. Gardner, Mrs. Margaret
Lanhan and lands of the Estate Of Allen Anderson,
decd. and others. This Tract will be sold in two
parcels the one to contain three hundred and twen-
ty.two acres, moro or less, and designated the
@Morris Tract,"-ths other to contain two hundred
and thirty acres, more or less, and known as
the 4" Ncdwood Tract.n' Also,
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SheriF,s Sale.

Sheriff,s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
S. Christie, Assignee,
William j. Faulkner.
George 3. Turner,
vs. r.--,
The Same.
DY Virtue Of an order from Judge Glover in
ID the above stated case, shall proceed to sell!
on the first Monday in December next, at Edgeheid
Court House, One Black Mare Mule, One par Of
Oxen. one OK Cart, and one Set of Black Smiths
Tools. which have been attached in the above stated
case, as the property of the Defendant William q.
Faulkner. LEWIS JONES, 8. E. D:
Nov IL st - 50
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Straycd

EROM the Subscriber, near Aiken, on the 9th
IL October, Two Small Dark Brown MARE
MULES, 10 or IL yeass old. Any information Of
their whereabouts will be thankfully received, and
suitable reward paid for their delivery.
CHARLES COSNAHAN.
,r I2
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ssEcOnomy is Wealth :"

GOOD clean Rags Of every description will be
V purchased at the I" Advertiser Office" Price,
81 ets per pound. Now; hero's chance for almos.
eyery BODY, and old bachelors too, to make money
April l8 "a
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Boots and Shoes
or THE BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP.
Also, on hand, very fine assortment Of
Dress, Double SoIed Water Proof and Quilted
Bottom BOOTS;
And, IS usual variety Of those FINE PUMP
BOOTS, so much and so justly admired
All Of which, in future, he will sell at the Low.
est Prices for CASH and CASH ONLY.
He will strictly adhere to this rule in every instance,
and earnestly trusts that NONE will expect him to
depart from it. WM. McEVOY.
Sept 25 ~
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STARTLING; BUT TRUn
-----------------------
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE WOMAN
Why Females Suffer In Health.

No woman Of deicacy willing to disclose the peculiar
ailments incident her sex, even TO most Intimate family
physician
This modcsy and delicacy implanted by nature, and
neither should need be subjected 10 the rude SHOCKS
evtable in making known to the other sex those ailments
longing exclusively to the female.
Eycept in extreme cases her sensyeness will sacrifice
her health rather than her dcllcacy.
The consequences serious, amentabe, and lifelong
Thus what at first could have been easily rcmeded, or
perhaps better STILL incurred becomes complication Of
disease not only running the health OF the MOTHER ana en-
berine her days by sickness and suffering but entang
broken constitutions upon her Children and embarrassing
not distressing the business and pecunary prospects Of the
husband. Let every sensible woman
T.9EE K:aR.S1.N'G ~ TIME,
IN. thousands have done) the bitter experience and suffer-
nrs of others OF the dreadful consequences she entails upon
herself and those endcared her. by her Ignorance OF the
simplest and planes rules Of health as connected with the
marriage state the violation Of which entails disease suffer-
Ing and misery. 80.
How many are suffering from obstruction or irregularities
neclar 10 the female system which undermine the health,
the effects of which they ignorant and for which their
dcicacy forbds seeking medical advce How many suffer
from 1,rOopsus uteri Calling of the womb0 or from 4or
aIbs weakness, debility &c How mnny are In constant
have diacu II no. dangerous deliveries and slow and un.
certain recoveries!
To the question: how these 10 be preyentedT what
.hall be done the answer is simple.
Let every woman ascertain for herself without violence 10
her decacy the nare and character OF the ament TO Whch
she as female subec the causes from which mny arise,
and the proper remedies for its and future prevention
possessed by tho,sand which tells her what is the matter,
and tells her whatto do for it. in simple but chaste words
and such as she can understand
This little volume Is entitled
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A Likely Lot of Negroes,

Numbering about twenty: Also, Stock Of Mules
Cattle, Hos, Sheep, Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, Plantation Tools, implements Of husbandry,
and any supply of provisions that may be on hand.
This property will be sold on n credit Of twelve
months, except IS to oil sums under ten dollars and
rs to so much thereof as will be sufficient to deray
the costs of this suit, which must be paid in cash
The purchase money to be secured by bonds with
ample suretics. a: SiMkiNS, c. e. Z. D.
6o,I5 ct 40
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N OF j C e,

Notice.
TINE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
l. of Edge6eld and vicinity tha, he intends open
ing a School upon his premises in Edge6eld Vii
lagc, on the first Monday in August next, wherein
will be taught the higher branches Of
English and Classical Literature.
No pains will be spared to render ample satisfaction
to parents who may intrust their children to his care
both as to le; rning and discipline. Charges the
same as u, the ViIlage Academy, and invariably in
advance.
~" lie will also attend to the practice Of Law
and EQUITY, for the District-and may be found
on Saturdays and portion of sale days at his Office,
over Mr.. B. G.. Bryan's Store.
WILLIAM LOGUE.
July 80, If 90
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G. M. WRIGHT, DENTIST.
DENTAL SURGERY!

DR. III. PARKER, respectfully informs
H. the citizens Of Edge6eld District, that he may
be found during sale day week at the Planters Ho-
tel, Edgeheld 6. H., and at his residence on the
Anderson road, eighteen miles Northeast Of the
Village, on every Friday and Saturday following
Specimens of his work, put up on the latest and
most improved principles, can be seen at his otce.
His address, when in the country, as heretofore,
Sleepy Creek, o. -
Dec 27 It 3U
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Notice his.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
TIIB Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT OF
Il LAND whereon he now resides, situated about
four miles South Of Bdgefeld c. H., containing
Near Six Hundred Acres,
With all necessary Improvements.
Come and witness the present CROP and al will
be convinced az regards the fine quality Of the land
and its adaptation TO the cultivation Of cotton. corn
and small grain. will be pleased to show the
land to any one desiring to purchase.
L. s. JOHNSON.
Sept 81
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
THE STORE HOUSE, next East Of r. Fl. Sul-
i livan's, 80 feet front and go deep, containing
three rooms below, one above, and good cellar.
THE TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and con-
ta;ning about three acres.
Also
ONE LOT on the branch adjoining c. l.. Refo.
X. T. MINIS.
Oct2 # 80
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Valuable Property for Sale.

"HE undersigned, intending to move to Georgia
Il in short time, offers for sale the following
valuable property in IIamburg-btes indispu,ablc.
The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT on Market,
Corner OF Snowden Street, running through to
Mercer Street. The Dwelling and Kitchen are OF
brick covered with tin. On the Lot is Carriage
House. Stable, and all nece ssary outbuildings:
The LOT on Centre Street, nearly opposite the
American Hotel, on which is large TWO STORY
BRICK BUILDING occupied as Two Stores and
Dwellinc-lot running through to Cobb Street On
the latter Street is a large back Store.
The LOT on Corner Market and Leavenworth
Streets, running through to Mercer Street; On this
tered and painted.
-AlSO-
FIVE HUNDRED SHARES Hamburg and
Edpefield Plank Road Stock.
The above property will be sold on aecommooa-
gia. or negroes II. a. hhNh'oM, oc
Hamburg, Oct 90
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rAhh pRAD&o
B, C. BRYAN,
At his Old Stand, the Brick Store,
TTAs Inst received his FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS, to which he insHes ms ens
TONERS and the public to call and examine or them
selves, as he has .a., . 49,; :.
LARGE AND COMPLETE
assortment of all kinds of y :
Goods for Ladies' Dresses,
Amongst which may be found -.
Rich. Plain, Black, Figured, Watered and Striped
SILKS; :. ..,sa
Plain and Figured Muslin DELAINESt 80,
French and English MERINOS;
Black BOMBAZINE. ALPACCA and CAM
TON CLOTHS. A very fine assortment Of
Ladies' Cloaks, Talmas & manttllas'
alarge and beautiful stock Of
CONTESTS & 8DNRB2 RIBBDGSs
A full supply of
TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS, SATI.
NETS and CASSIMERES,
For Men and Boys wear.
A splendid and well selected assortment Of
Kerseys, Blankets & Negro Shoes,
HARDWARE AND cRocKERY, =
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c.
With every article generally kept in Dry Goods
Store Thankful for past favors, hope by strict at
tention 10 business 10 merit continuance Of the same.
u A liberal discount always made for Cash: 5s'1'
~ B. C. BRYAN. +
oct2 = II 80.
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Und ert liking.

TTAVING added to our extensive Cabinet Es-
IL tablishment Coffin WarerOOm, we
are now prepared to furnish FISK'S celebrated
METALLIC BURIAL CASES and COFFINS
of every size and style Of finish at the shortest
notice.
Orders at night or on Sunday, will receive prompt
attention il left ut Mr.. j. B. PLATT'S residence
on Ellis Street, in rear of the store.
C. A. PLATT & co.
Aupusta Oct 4m 80
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New Embroideries.

VTTILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, has just
w received from New York, supply OF NEW
EMBROIDERIES, among which are
Ladies' Muslin COLLARS, Of beautiful styles;
Ladies, Muslin UNDERSLEEVES, Worked
Jaconet BANDS;
French Scooped COLLARS, new and beau
tful article for mourning;
White Grape COLLARS, for mourning, of new
and beautiful styles,
To NIL Of which the attention Of the Ladies is
respectfully invited. -
Augusta, Oct 9 81
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CANDID A T E s {!


For Clerk. D.. -.
THOS. G. BACON.
EDMUND PENN.
R. D. BRYAN.
WESLEY BODlE.
For Ordinary
Fl. T. WRIGHT,
VIZ. DURISOE.
For Sheriff.
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
WIN. QUATTLEBUM,
For Tax Collector
Derrick HoLsONBAKE,
A. R. ABLE,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
NJ. B. WHITTLE,
=. BARNEY LAMAR.
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
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A large Lot of Glass Ware.

TNCTURE and Specie Stands from one gallon
i to half pint, assorted;
Walls and Bottles, all Sizes Also, o few Tier
mometers,-for sale by
A. G. & T. j. TEAGUE, Druggists
May2 # 10
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Medicine Chests and Travelling Cases.
ON hand few very fine family Medicine Chests
" and Travelling Cases. For sale by
A. G. s T. j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
Nav @ G 19
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Physicians Buggy Trunks and Pocket
NEEDICINE CASES-for sale by
VM A. G.. l. T. J. TEAGUE, Druggisse
Nav 90 # ~
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August %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-03
HURRAU FOR VIRGINIA

True to her ancient faith, untainted by schism,
unestranged from the republican creed beqneathed
to her by her illsrious sons, the mother Of Pres-
dents, the pole s'ar of freedom unaltering, uucon-
quered, noble Virginia, has flung back from her
honest borders the false and deceptive idols strange
hands bad fashioned for the worship of her sons.
HenryA. Wise, notwithstanding past alterations,
is elected Governor of the ever honorable Old
Dominion, and the enemies Of our republican sys-
tenn, the vile foreign presses of London and New
York, and their echoes in our hitherto happy and
united country, have seen their hopes of division
and dsunion blasted and dissipatei by the heroic
efforts of the answering patriot who inherit the
soil consecrated by revolutionary vaor, and made
ever memorable and sacred from having given
birth to the purest and best of men-the immortal
Washington-and the most renowned apostle of
freedom-the sage of Monticelo-Thomas Jeffsr-
son.-N o. Tue Delta.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-03
From tie Richmond E.ramiher.l
THE DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.

The election returns which fill our columns this
morning will give to our readers the details OF that
crushing and utterly annihilaing victory which the
Democracy of Virginia have won over their boast
full, exultant, and secret adversaries. We have
swept the State like mountain torrent, delu-
ging every culvert and drowning know nothing
candidates of every rank and degree, from FLOUR
NoY down to SANS candidates for the stray coro-
ners and constable's places of the State. The
Democratic legions are triumphant from the noun
tains to the sea shore, and the Democratic shouts
of victory are heard in every valley and mountain
of the State. Our candidate for Governor is prob
ably elected by splendid majority OF at least
twelve thousand we have returned our un5roken
phalanx of Democratic Congressman, and we shall
have larger Democratic majority than usual IN
both branches of the Legislature.
There remains not one Peg for Sam to hang
hope upon The deluge has left no dry place Tor
the weary feet of the conquered, and the lew
lxnovy.notbings who have been elected to the Leg
islsture already feel their laurels whitening upon
their brows, and burning them like hot iron. Inc
Boosting, clustering, menacing, confident Toe, VINO
but Yesterday proclaimed the speedy destruction
cf the Democratic party of Virginia has been
routed at the ballot box by that noble OLD party
which in this State has never known defeat
The great highway along which we have marched
to greatness and renown is paved with the bones
of lust such political monstrositles as that Whlcn
we slew on Thursday. 1t is as much the duty and
the mission of the Virginia Democracy to STAY par,
ties like SAN as it was that of HERCULES to XII
giants dragons, hydras and other monsters we
have done our duty, and freed the republic IRON
the consequences of sectional strife and fearful
warfare of races.
We care not now Sam, like huge decapitated
serpent, may squrm, twist and struggle IN the l. ee
States He may lashhis huge tailin New England,
and jerk and wrggle his headless trunk IN Penn
sylvsnia, but all the world knows that on THURSDAY
last his head was taken off with dexterlty and
scientific precision which the Virginia Democracy
have only acquired by long practice. A iew months
ago the late SAMUEL entered this State, took pos
session of our culverts and Kissed forth various and
sundry DEGREES for the overthrow Of Democracy,
Catholicism, and the annoyance of the quiet, moi
fensive foreigners ofthis State. But in performing
q tilt against the Democracy he ran agansta snsg,
and expired on Thursday last, having lived Just long
enough to bury one small grave-dgger, and extln-
guish an humble gas man. The election has DEM
onstrated that know nothingsm in its best daysl IN
this State, was nothing but mild, small beer type
of that poor collapsed old Wing party, which we
have beaten with commendabe regularity for many
wears past The mysteries and secrecy of know
nothngism concealed not its strength, butts weak
ness in numbers and resources.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-03

PoLITIcAL MOVEMENT IN New YoRK.-An address
has been issued to the Wings of the State of New
York, by the Chairman of the Wing General Con-
vention, calling for reconstruction of the New
York Wing party upon the principles known and
promulgated as Wing principles from 1886 to 1852,
and IN opposition to the "fusion" of Wings and
Democrats The address says Of the principles Of
the Wing party:
"They are American now, as they ever have
been-for home labor in preference to foreign labor,
for home men Instead of foreign men-or. in the
more expressive words of our Old but now, alasl
buried Wing leaders-for sour country, our whole
country, and nothing but our country knowing
mo South, no North, no East, no West bat en-
bracing in ore fraternity the whole American
people We invite all Wings who think with us to
act with us, and, through some known Wing
friends, to respond, in county organizations by
correspondence with our secretaries. We mean to
rescue the Whig name and the Wing flag from
any coalition with fusion or 'plunder,' rather
And if the Wing party must perish, we mean tc
see it perish in the field with honor. with all its
armor on, and in no sinister and corrupt embrace
that shall defiie it,"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-03

BUsTEp uFl-Wc learn that know nothing
council in Autauga county went by the board q
few days ego. At its last meeting the members
had hot discussion on the question OF dssolving,
and it was finally carried by almost unanimous
vote. Therenpon The book was brought out; and
each member invited toscomeforward and expunge
his name from the ro-when an amusing scramble
took place to get TO the "foul record first, some
not waiting fer pen, but dipping their fingers IN
the ink to draw the black line their autographs
pious, good old democrat, who was OF the party,
in detailing the circumstance to our informant,
svid he now brealhed freer-that ne had never felt
like an American freeman since he had oeen H.
weighed into the concern-that know-nothIng
council was unfit place for anybody, and especl-
ally for Jefersonian democrat
And this is tut the beginning. Democrats who
have thoughtlessiy joined the lantern party in Ala
bama, will soon see that they have got into the
wrong box" and Withdrawals by hundreds will
take place in quick Succession Such was the casein
Virginia previous to the late election in that State;
and such will be the case wherever IN the South
this off-shoot of New England lanaticism' has Sc
duced democrats from their allegiance to the noble
Democratic State Rights party.-It0ntgon'ery CAid)
Adcertiser.
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e9- The New York Herald, since the defeat of
the Know Nothings in Virginia, is beginning to
regard the mysterious order with increasing re-
pugnance" Before the election the Herald was
in the lead of the New York press in its cham
pionship of SAM and was unstinted in its abuse of
Mr.. Wise. Now the editor denounces Sam for
utilization with the "nigger-stealing and niger
worshipping abolitionsts" of the North, and glo-
rifles Mr. Wise 10 the skies for having beaten the
Know Nothings and saved the Democratic party.
The editor thinks the result Of the Virginia cleo
ton will give courage to the Democratic party in
New York, it can succeed in clecting the next
President, for which office he dominates Mr.. Wise.
That gentleman has outliVed the enmy of the
Herald, and it il to be hoped that he may survive
its friendship IUdnndh Ne1rs
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THE LAND or THE SARACEy. By Bayard Taylor,
woLFERT's BOOST By Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
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NATIONAL SALUTE.

The Democracy of Nashville fired a national sa-
Lutte last night from Capitol Hill in honor of the re-
cent great Democratic Triumph in VIRGINIA.
There was rally at night on Broad street. THos
McNEnY, Eq, from Charlotte, HUNTER NIcHoLsoS,
from Marry, and Massrs. Cox, and and McGAvocK,
Of our own city were called on for speeches, and
they responded in aLle and eloquent efforts.