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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
A uo,loN sALs OF VARIABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.


Gf.As.. r,hFl, rsFr7iTe, Lsc,
~ allaJl.
r. OgNTnsNITu, "A i fuelf.. WI H3u. Algtay. 2Jsh
hut o. o'clocs, without reserve. a1 eage s,iendd
asa rich, csryod ISsev 80 ut uaAog,aT parlo dni0g
and chamber furunl hLt e 18cI snd AL 20 coed
order. snnlalnei ~ n lara b1ueo No 20 nea. rre1ty
shsh gr,el fow doors from avenue No postpone
mer' account The whole hAs been made " ORDER
sEd rngrlseH la part a. toioNa;--
PARLORS.
lapcsly Brussels carpets, splendid rosewood library
boz shnacs cur slrs valuable Oh pNntin-s mar
ol etrgeres with mirror doors aud bsokn mattel
reception VosiTs chairs cared rosewood muDb top
c~ne SITE src ao, tat LARGO plate glass pier an MA
mIrora with srbs conspeg I'm suiler richly
eNrved snhi rosewood psrlor sni,s covered WITH ss1n
hrocade and vslvet ysnofore, fu cotsye inlad
win pearl splendid ins,runcE s5o orrarerS IN great
variety. ..z
Are furriahed With nraa and velvs, carpets spring tsi
slAlrs rockers shs,ra toue, clocks rlrrrr~
mArtle cp dressing purraua with wAbssords 70 natsh
90 sod rosewood and mahogany; pure oursd hstr
esse ao spring mattresses bois,eTs snd pillows sot
ro-e-cf frabethsn and oo'hsc sesteses tog-ther WIN
other chamber furniture. .
WORTH.
rhs furniture Re removed immediately aer the sAs
ras Il % the richest description Persons In want
viii do vel 70 AHEAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

pY u HoLBEGOK TIN DAY. AT 10Y O'Clock.
ID 81 store ZOE Maiden Lane Ase sad choice coeotiss OF
hes vsreaSs biiss daheHyAs pot plsnts 10
choice garden pk,Ss from hohoases
Of William Wilson, ksa., fourtecaA arcet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

Toss LLOYD AuCriosERR LLOYD WARREN
~ will sell FRIDAY, Nay n a. Ion oclont, NJ No W
Fixb street between Broadway and fourh avenue, the
houpshoi furniture Of family declining housekeeping;
rops.pK In part OF tapestry Bruses ingram
mating rugs mats. esoood msh,gaf~ and walnut bed
md bedding, burosus marble top lzh
stands and table, ,egeres lsdles' sbes harclOth
CHAIR sofa and a etes lookiug gasses nuit1n<
nires silver plated ware TogsLhsr with the usual
sortnep oS basement end kitchen utensils with which the
saie v Housekespers and dealers are invaed
In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

nr.xu a. .rrp-fs EXCHAs9K FOt rsO vALU-
srie Lea r. tSc ehy cf broosyn, mo-,E.ge on 50
80 ~,i ger cited bsrsstn ~ -, pls"' @o"res
! = snn ner1ia oG sc, siains SHIRE 70 be seen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

hOT TIRE GRFAFtSl hfNfiNtN ~ =. -. -
NZtD. mssnih,erti oeiRre ro5e~ooc pleep0r.@ an
~ =, ~, .r ea-ftqce besntfuly dli.oef IN me Hyecf
v,e XIV back a. tn front rnl power ~ ole go
|ni peal s-ys. superb cren cstv. 81 ~ e :,
f ve ~ owe strung carved legs crNrd ~ ~
re reausfa open fre'Wo-k islk an 70 p - s'esr.
wtrr rr.lrn ~ M ard FV, n-emium g mixers,
urerrifes sarrau for years. n nae tre n'nh
leo iov ssls sfsw pieces q $50, r.W ~
-lcr ur.isnfe Appls sixth avsuue urs We Urys'
r.is-e from, A. ut ep " WI Re bnEst w snip-
|na dcsir-d ". P-An object viii be offered 70 al
mediate cNsh purchas~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

~ CRIrTArAR, AUCITONeER WILL SELL TaIi
a. dsy w eek. largo iao OF and 90 aosa,
c'uaer. taelyIis, dock, aTrilg 90 "a -. 80 Vanai
srref.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

u.WOS NOTICE.. BOGART. AUTHORITARIAN
~ BO0sEr. Tins dsy lbur>day 1t i0tt o'clock Al 10
No. Worth y lila s,ree Corna- Of FRANK
fort gsreo h1r1erot tus4.rd, ltrse pier e-srS &c j,
corssng q lo'cr9oo PSF hua n -cu aat bro3ateL
hcrarV rc .r sl' cilr frsch rsle por -'tsss7
h1fely poro o. size mhgir Hnno seat chi.f BOOK lrda
corner star ia 1fucgr cANl Gu ealC, quartet
tsblcs tue1lT. marble ct enclosed wAshsiAl, u'rDo
tsp dressing bureaus aalcarg FrLach hoss hslr nat
BACK Sut ffcrttll DO Egsae apitrft ga Clan.
del o ps.u rrs Nior, rlssa af tar9e tlg ctf)nsi
olclol. Do hel Furniture, ~ H.A depua. VIII bc ~,
OUR, o putehssers Tho c0ds gua. De removed h3
same day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

|,r,,Npip srvEs OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CAksED
ssspd sgops psuo, rch brilliant me u.s y o. "
-, n..ts,a ard ua.rAu I'd Cosi 80 ben used lev
|c,,bs IN be sod sree osfsan for s~sh Inquire
IN Ntr,h ssrtct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

A fiction NCTrCE--UOs pEfL. ArCrIONgE1.
a add W 2. THOMPSON 70 tsiiors sem,s'resses, Ac
Sewing ~a~bnre &cPrday. ~ ~ cc'o-k, IN our ssles
rom u erosd gay Will be sold without reserve .eye
raj Robinson Ropers sewing mtchire. rakes dvc df-
rem. shuttle nschnss FIST rate ms,hine
for heavy vlrk To- ~ iron tahre for al knts II sewing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
DIcaARDs xINGsLAsp, ArCT1ONYyp.
IL By RiChAKD1 klfosbAhp x 60.
SassrDou, i53 Broadway.
Friday, Nay ~,

W. a MyrJoR suCrToNEER. -CoNrI sUAT1oN or
w The sale OF rrtrth plate mirrors oil pslnnga en
rrsvrss Ac Al auction Friday soi Ss.urday Mar y art
y commencing At I0 NJ, a. 100 tuCo street reEN efk
wiii he cold without rrscrvs, The balance o. the sIo
lrrse looking glass sssbshmeut The trade VIII nod u 70
thetr adve ntase " attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

|.tsNo wANTED-A PKIvAVs FAMILY DSsIsE5
a. 49, suh rrvfieee ~ hufing hendsrre rts-srsof.
Ia Ior.s uiar ~ ~h az ib- m s-rn improvensre Nd.
-. al 'N, tfrraE once stating skefe 10 be ssen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

VtrOpe' WORLD asruwNRD CALIFORNIA ptA-
mord- set 10 'iugs, bresspina earrings snt "a
NJ gold for sale At 81 Rroedwsy opposite lhs
broadway rseairs scus by mall any part OF ttc -uay
z. tsOO~BS 4 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

yfanC% ssn .xisC uEUHs oF supeRiys EsEE .r
rr.as rkfasls -e.scrud had pspc1 o. iliia rug
sv.srsir - p-iees fA t.n nl1 so So sal
a rs rASe and wauFora - rcr', snf rent sNu-
/ ., ~ s.s>. tor rae ~ ~ane'T rsy-sr's. Pt@ncs
nv d 's''' s9"ekGT ENfsi.a AsusS SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

m A. ROWLAND, OF rIIE LAVE FIRM on WHITE,
L. Howi.nd 70 hes removed - re on 20 rsceaAH 90
cupied ~ Meaera Whhousa. 500 M0srisor, 81 Wiuen
ft~ect wrere NJ H pressrei 70 furnish railroad conpSaes
eh rCn and equipme nts aud negotiate oel securities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

M AkTaD-rSo OR THREE THOROUGHLY COM
w pt'ert sass scmep IN our lrery department. they
NAV uwderSrd ID. business be n good address srl have
sscd rsfseaces apply before 10 10 Charles Street
% so Rroaessy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

RY J0skPa Hk0EkAF-FRiDAY, NAY n. AT lO1z
- O'Clock A. ~ 81 the central saesr0oms corner 81 wu
and Pearl sr-ets brookvn Regular weekly sale
ct any walnut srbls top wssh
stands tables Ac velvet BruAses and CARROTS OH
ctOthd &C. siyer aieo boxes sho brandy.
&C., also large Lot OF crocSery, gsss~ are, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

| "a AErErN-A NURSE. 10 TAKE CHARGE OF FOUa
W children. Apply a, GO 81 st, usGr ID av.
tJNAsTEu--A SMART wOsAN 70 DO TIE WORK or
w small fsrnily; scottish German a cc!,red
preferred. Appiy a, 3i2 Atlantic ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

r. EsrY II. LErDs. AUCTtONEHR, sAiESpooM NO.
II 70 Nsss.u sfreeL-Horges, oorrisgoH Ao-BEEkY II.
LEEDS GO VIII seE. " auetoE OF frieay May a. AZ u
o'clock N front OF sore No q Nassau street. foe rJa
t0rse ~ hsrds high shout Od errsnes aid
kind IN all b,rness aorrcl mare b.okeu 70
ass corbe hiueae very foe under the saddle; full
hOdcd gray sa1de hit oaf and rosewood top
Jingle harness, phreoa Intt by lawrence, In rood
order. -be entire lc1 to be sold WITHOUT reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

IA stTRb-Two YOUNG LADIES or aESrRrt APP
w nesrarcs, 70 attend saloon hose ling hs
ousues preferred Apply al AT Canal g. after 10 O'Clock
a. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20

Va ANTEn-A NURSE; saE sUsr UsDsasTAND TIL X
W o. Young chiij and ~ eesrnstresI Ap
ply AT 20 ewesi f.t before 4 ~ .,g Best Of re-
| eIfIcaa reu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE-KEEPERS>
DAYTON'S IMPROVED METHOD OF
PRESERVING FRUITS,
VEGETABLES, &c.

E,RESII FRUIT AND VEGETABLES are not
l. merely the greatest luxuries enjoyed by MAN.
kind they are absolutely essential to the perfection
Of health, and may be regarded as one Of Gods
best gifts. As, however the season Of their pro-
duction is brief, it has long been matter of deep
interest to devise some method Of preserving them,
in all their freshness, long after their season Of
ripeness had pissed. Various methods have been
devised to effect this end, to each of which some
serious objection has been laid. 1t is believed how
erer, that in the apparatus her presented will 10
found at once the cheapest aud most effective
method Of keeping these and othor articles fresh,
ever discovered.
DAYTON'S EXHAUSTER.
1t has long he,n desideratum tn find some
cheap simple and efErctual method OF preserving
Fruits, Vegetables, &C., so rs to keep them fit for
domestic use number Of yeas. The expense of
preserving with sugar is serious objection. Free
access of air causes the decomposition of vegetable
matter 1t is obviou, that il rui,s and vegetables
can be kept from contact with air, this effect will
not take place. To effect this, the attention has
heretofore been directed To method Of sealing
the CIR, while heat alone has been relied upon for
driving out the mir. This method has been attend
ed with many and Serious objections, among which
are The destruction Of the fresh favor Of the fruit,
caused BY so much heating, and the difficulty Of
ascertaining whether the cans are perfectly air.
tight, after they are sealed. These difficulties are
completely obviated, aud a safe. reliabe aud cheap
method Of preserving Fruits and Vegetables is dis
covered in the EXHAUSTER 1t is so simple in
its construction and operation that any female can
use it yet so substantial that single instrument
will last family for many years, and serve TO seal
up thousands Of cans Of fruit while cans can be
manufactured by any timer at much less expense
than must be incurred to procure patent cans.
tY Directions for preparing the Fruit, Vegeta-
bles, Butter, Eggs, &c, and for managing the Cans
or Jars will be furnished with the Exhaustcr.
sB-I have made arrangements with Mr.. W. 1T.
GOODRICH, of Augusta, owner Of the Patent Of
Dayton's Exhauster for this District, and am now
prepared to furnish the EXH AUSTER, together
with the Porcelain JARS, manufactured at kaolin,
ut as low prices as they can be had in Augusta.
GI respectfully call the attention Of the citizens
Of this District to this important invention.
G. L. PENN, Agt.
Luna
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June l6
Edgefeld Female Collegiate
INSTITUTE!

VNIIE Exercises of this Institute will commence
on the FIRST DAY OF March next under
the management of
MISS A. ]. R. MEARS, PRINCIPAL.
The Scholastic ye.r is divided into two Sessions
of five months each. The first Session will end
on the 10th July. The second will commence on
the End day OF August and end on the 18th day
of December.
The RATES OF TUITION are as follows:
In the Primary Department; including Spell
ling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar, Geography, and Vocal Mu-
sic, per Session, Observation-Disclosures. ....SlZ,ou
In the CollcgiateD Department, including Read
ing, Writing, Eng. Grammar, Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Geometry,
Algebra; Logic, Rhetoric, Epg. Compost.
tion and Vocal Music, per Session, 100
French (Extra) per Session. 100
In the Ornamental Department,
For Music on Piano, per Session. ....... 90
For Drawing and Painting in Water Col
ors, per Session, .o................1O 1000
Embroidery Chenille upon Satin, per ses 1000
Embossed Embroidery, 1000
Tufting, 1000
Hair Work, 1000
Grecian Painting, 1000
Oriental Painting, 1000
Pastel Painting, 600 (
students of Music on the Piano will be charged
s3 per Session for u,e Of Piano, to pay expense Of
keeping instruments In tune. -':-'-,-. = - -
Each pupil will be charged 81 so per Session to
defray contingent expenses, for fuel, sc. =
Tuition bills due and payable at the end Of
each Session.
The Institute will be furnished with three Pi-
amos in three separate rooms OF the Institute build
ing for the use of the pupils.
Vocal Music is deemed by the Proprietors to be
necessary part of every young lady's education,
hence singing is made part Of the regular exer-
cises of the Institute, and tho whole School will be
exercised in Vocal music as often as twice week.
W. W. ADAMS,
s. W. NICHOLSON.
At The close Of the year Catalogue will be pub
shed embracing the names Of oil The pupils in at
tendance during the year, with an engraving Of the
buildings and premises.
Edgc6cld, S. c., Feb %, 1858. TT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30
$25 Reward,

DANAWAY from the Subscribers mother,
IL about the LIST April last, his likely Mulatto
boy RICHMOND, about 81 years old, and about
feet or inches high. His color is tolcrable
bright and his hair pretty straight, and wore
when he left moustachc. IIo is intelligent and
tolerably quick spoken. He has been raised in
the house, and is valuable dining.rcom servant
and good oStler.
1t is supposed hc is lurking about some OF the
ncighboring citics,-ethcr Hamburg, Augusta,
Charleston or Columbia The above reward will
be paid for his apprehension and delivery in any
Jail so that may get him. And any information
concerning him will be thankfully received.
Y. N. LUNDY.
June % If "a
Ea-Tac Augusta Constitutioralist and Charles
ton Mercury will please copy weekly for one
month and forward bills to 7. N. L., Edseacld c.
H., S. G.
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SP PECIAL c. A r D
GRAY e. TURLEY,

AUGUSTA, Ga,
ENAvE just received from New York, another
El LOT Of those FINE WHILE BRlLLlANTS,
at l2i CENTS per yard.
Also, Isabella, JOnannah and Caroline White
PRINCES;
Ladies' Mars.illcs COLLARS and SETS, both
white and Colored
Birmingham and Metropolitan Extension HOOP
SKIRTS;
Black Silk MITTS, both long aud short, with
and without fingers;
An entirely new and handsome lot Of RIBBONS,
for Ladies' Honnets
Fifty pieces fine IRISH LINEN, 10 be sold by
the piece only, at extraordinary low prices;
DAMASKS, DOYLES, NAPKINS;
TOWELS. crash and linen
SIIEETlNG, at prices that cannot fail TO COM
maud quick sale.
Those in want of such Goods would do VIII to
call soon.
Augusta, June IA II %
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Rich Dress Goods.
DROOM g. NORREL, Augusta, Ca,
ID have just received, per Adams Express Com
pany, -
Rich Organdie Flounced ROBES;
do Twisted Silk do do
do Jaconet Robes NQUILLE;
do Organdic do do
French Printed Jaconots, Cambrics g. Brilliants,
A large and handsome assortment of MANTlL-
LAS of Lace and Silk, and very cheap.
LINEN YOKES, very handsome.
PIQUE CLOTH, White Trimmings, Alcxandcr's
Kid Gloves, &c.
Augusta, May Is tt -
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CAN DIQAT HS.

State Senate at the ensuing election.
EY The Friends Of WILLIAM GREGG, Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sen
ator at the next election.
Feb l "
cYTuE Friends of Maj. ABRAM JONES re-
spectfully present him as Candidate for rc-clec-
tien to The State Legislature.
Mar 10 to- 9
tYThe Friends of Col. JOHN HUIET re-
spectfully nominate him as Candidate for Seat
n,the House of Representatives at the next elec-
tion.
B The friends of Dr.. II. r. OeOK, respect
fully announce him as Candidate for seat in
the House of Representatives at the 6ext election.
eY-THE Friends of Mr.. WADI. HOLsTEIN,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for elec-
ton to Seat in the next Legislature.
Mar 10 tot O.
sY-WB are authorized by the friends Of COL
JAMES TOMPKINS to announce him as Can
didate for Seat in the next Legislature at the
ensuing election.
nY- The friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM
respectfully announce him as q Candidate for
seat in the next Legislature at the ensuing election
April7 TOT 13
W We arc authorized by the friends Of Maj
A. L. DEARlNG, to nominate him as Candidate
for seat in the House Of Representatives ut tho
next election.
April I to ID
U The friends of NJ. W. GARY, Esq, present
him as Candidate for tho State Legislature ut the
next election.
Mar. 81. tot IL
EF TIE Friends Of W. w. ADAMS, Esq, re
spoctfully present him as candidate for the State
Legislature at its next Session.
Mar q to* IL
Y The Friends of ]. HAMPDEN BROOKS,
Esq, respectfully present him as Candidate for
the State Legislature at its next Session.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30

For SherriH.
II. B0ULWARE,
LEWIS COVAR,
w. W. SALE,
WM. QUATTLEBUM,
LEWIS JONES,
For Clerk.
JACKSON COVAR,
+. NJ. NICHOLAS,
EDMUND PENN,
S. HARRISON,
WILLIAM L. STEVENS,
LEWIS COLEMAN,
JAMES SPANN,
ROBERT D. BRYAN,
For Tax Collector.
CHARLES CARTER,
CHAS. NJ. MAY,
JOHN C. LOVELESS, .
STARTLING TURNER,
NV LYLES,
E.W. HORN,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
For Ordinary.
w. F. DURISOE,
Z. B. FOREST,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30
RidgeWaY Academy.


UNHE Exercises of this institution will be con.
IL Quoted under the supcrinendancc of tho
Subscriber, this year; and he trusts, by strict
attention to pupils committed to his care to give
satisfaction TO parents, and advance the pupils as
rapidly as possible
Rates Of Tuition.
1st Class-Orthograph Reading and
Arithmetic, $500.
-'N above, $500.
Srd Class-The above studies with English
Grammar, $500.
4th Class-Thc same with Algebra and
Geometry, $4,000.
Latin and FRENCH S2500
Although it is desirable that pupils should begin
with the first of the quarter, still, pupils will be
received at all times, and charged only for the
proportion of the time Of the session remaining.
NJ. B. WARD.
ADril IA ly IA
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E. PENN, Agent,

HAS just received supply of the PRINCESS
IL ROYAL LOOPED EXTENSION
RRlDAL SKIRTS.
To which he would respectfully invite the attcn-
ton Of the Ladies. This SKIRT is of late inven-
ton, and for beauty and utility fur surpasses any
thing Of the kind ever offered for sale.
1t is made entirely by machinery and without a
stich The hoops are brought to their places by tho
mcnt, and adjusted to suit any size by removing
one or moro hoops, and as quickly laced together
and ready fnr tho wearcr-making it an ADJ U.s.
TABLE SKIRT with new and simple ADJUS-
TABLE BUSTLE, free from any incumbrant
appendages.
The Ladies arc invited to call and examine this
new and most desirable article which is meeting
with rapid sale.
June % If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30

TO PHYsIc IANs.
We are prepared and will take pleasure in fur
nislling Physicians with COMPLETE OUTFIT
of Medicines Instruments, Shop Furniture, Medi-
cul Saddle Bags, &C., &C., &c.
TO- THE LADIES'.
We will also say to the Ladies that our Stock
comprises ALL articles for the TOILET, from the
Dressing Comb and Brush TO the richest Perfume
ry. Fine Soaps, Pomades, Hair Rcstoratives, De-
pllatory, Cosmetics, Lubin's Genuine Extracts, &c.
Also, FLAVORING EXTRACTS for Culinary pur-
poses.
TO THE PLANTER
We say, your wants have been attended to in our
pre.ent selection. Send in your orders, or come
in and let US put you up complete Plantation
Case of Medicines, Instruments, &c, with full di-
rections for use. in all simple cases, and thereby
save time, money and health A simple cathartic
or the timely administration of an emetic, or an
anodyne, does and will often break the chain Of
morbid action, thereby preventing serious and pro-
tracted illness.
TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
We extend the invitation to call on us. We have
all Of the most reputable nostrums recommended
to cure almost all of the ills and aches to which
flesh is heir to. II you cannot find anything
adapted to your case, VIC will exert our skill in
preparing something for your relief
I-Prescriptions filled with accuracy and dis
patch at all hours, day or night.
Eg-Call and examine our Stock at the Drug
Store under the Odd Fellows G. Masonic Hail.
A. G. & T. j. TEAGUE.
EJ,,G,lJ ~ 1R
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30
Dennis
Anti Sp8smodic Tincture.

TIE BEST MEDICINE THAT HAS EVER
BEEN OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC FOR
GENERAL FAMILY OR PLAN
TATION USE.
1t should be kept in every family ready for use
in cases Of Collie or other violent attacks Of dis.
ease.
For Horses aud Mules.-It rearly fails to cure
even the worst cases OF Collie.
1t is highly recommended by those who have
tried it in this District
HOME TESTIMONY IN ITS FAVOR.
EDoEFIELD, C. H., June 10, 1853.
Dr.. DENNrs-Dear ,Sir:-l have tried your
Anti-Spasmodic Tincture in diseases Of horses, as
Collie, and have recommended it in various cases,
and have not yet known it to fail in effecting
speedy cure. have also given it to my servants,
when they have complained of being unwell, and
have found it to give quick relief, especially in
Collie. 1t affords me pleasure to recommend
medicine so useful in violent attacks Of disease and
so valuable for general use in families and on plan
tations. +. M. NICHOLAS.
U For sale by DR.. A. G. & 7, j. league, and
G. L. Penn.
June % Q If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30

NOTICE.--All persons indebted to the Estate
~ of Nicholas McEvoy, decd, will please call
aud settle the same; and all having claims against
said Estate will present the same duly attested
to RICH. FLANAGAN Adm'or.,
AtP. H. Flanagan g. Cos Boot and Shoe Store.
Edgefleld, June % ct "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-30

NEW AND sEAsONABLE STOCK OF
SPRING DRY GOODS,
p. & NJ. GALLAIIER,
AUGUSTA, Georgia.
I'D ESPECTFULLY Solicit the attention Of the
HI ladies' of Edgc6eld, and the public generally.
to their New and Fashionable stock of
DRY GOODS,
Purchased within the past month by one Of their
own firm, who spared no pains to obtain the mos,
desirable styles Of SPRlN N G and u NJ nj R
GOODS, suitable for the most fastidious Of the
ladies Of the South.
To their varied and extensive assortment, in each
department, they call special attention, especially to
the comparatively low prices at which they are
selling Their stock embraces In part the latest
Fashions.
SUPERB SILKS.
Rich Chin,z Chene Bayalere SILKS;
Rich More Antique Black aud Colored SILKS !;
Rich Marcellaine and Florence e.
Rich Black SILKS, in endless variety;
GRENADlNE, Grape Departs ROBES;
CIlALLIE, Baregc Delaine
Printed LAWNS;
Printed BRILLIANTS;
BAREGES; GRAPE MARETZ;
CHALLlES; BAREGE DELAlNE;
GRAPE DEPARTS; CANTON CLOTH;
BOMBAZINE; ALPACA.
ElIBR ROIDERY.
Embroidered BANDS, beautiful Patterns;
JACONET, SWISS and NULL;
/" COLLARS, in great variety;
q" Linen Cambria llANDkERClllEFS
EDGINGS and lNSERTINGS.
IOsIERY.
Ladies' silk HOSE, best quality;
Misses Silk ="
Cotton &c " e
Gents Half Cotton HOSE, all sizes and quality;
Ladies' and Gen,l.men's Silk GLOVES;
Kid various
colurs.
UsLINS.
Embroidered MUSLIN, for Ladies' Dresses;
Plain ,Iaeunet and Swiss MUSLlNS;
Nansook, Null and Book Z"
Printed BRlLLIANTE and French CAMBRlC;
AMERICAN CALICOES AT UNPRECE-
DENTEDLY Low PRICES.
DOM ESTIC GOODS.
Brown SIIIRTINGS and SIlEETINGS;
OSNABURGS, STRIPES and
DRILLlNGS, ut Factory prices.
GINGHAMS IN GREAT VARIETY!
IRISH LINEN.
Finished and Unfinished LINEN, in half and whsle
pieces, imported direct from ireland.
DAMASK, NAPKINS,
DOYLlES, TABLE CLOTHS
MISC CELLAN Gus.
COUNTERPANES BED TICKING;
Apron CHECKS; Furniture PRINTS
RIBBONS; LUTES; Satin and Velvet Furn-
ture and Dress PRINCES;
PARASOLS; Hoop SKIRTS; FANS; COMBS;
Hair BRUSHES; SOAPS; PERFUMERY ;
MANTILLAS, SlIAWLS and SCARFS in end
less variety.
Augusta, April IA 1858 3m IA