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The native American., 1838-03-03

WASHINGTON BRANCH RA!LRoAD'-On and and
w al,er Monday next, the Ilth inst, the cars will
the depot IN this city for hs,eioers sa.%ors '0sN =
w., f tb;s alteration is 70 render certain the
r;vaI os The train at Baltimore early enough TO afford
ample time for passengers going north e take the steam
boat which now departs daily Tor fmiaae'pma az pan
The afternoon train will heretofore leave the depot
at = quarter after o'clock, p M.
Sept s-H
The native American., 1838-03-03

MoRMoNIsM ExPosED.-This is complete
and reyoltngly ludicrous disclosure of the hum
bug Of the Goden:Bible followers of Prophet
Joe Smith. It is drawn up by Origen Bacheler
at l62 Nassau street, and contains perfect dis
section of the Book of Mormon and evidences
of its falsity. The vgnette represents Joe at the
air.
The book will have ready sale as it is curious
to into what deplorable depths Of absurdity and
credulity the human mind may be driven by
wicked impostors.-N York Star.
The native American., 1838-03-03

Through the hands of Mr. Fischer agent Tor period'-
.nd nropreor Of Stationery Hail. we have been fur
n;.b.d with Fosters Reprint Edition Of the London
.ra westminster Reviews for October, and the London
QnarteryJor the same month.
II would seem that have, by the adopuon Of exci
.ve principles, precuded ourselves from speaking avo
raby of foreign erature but we beg It to be understood
thatwe have great regard for such matteronly dread
inc those native works. published in this country ou
avowed advocates Of foreign principles
The London Quarterly contains slashing crluqu'
urcn our countryman Cooper with which do not en-
tirely agree "Home Tours" is an interesting ant
The native American., 1838-03-03

No paper gets more cut up than the New
York Evening Star.--Bu6aio Commercial
This, we presume, is Intended as compi-
ment-so we should Judge from the evidences
Of ex-cissoring from our paper, visible in the
columns of our Buffalo contemporary, not to
speak of other papers.-N. 7. Star.
The native American., 1838-03-03
Extract of a letter from a Gentleman in s
t+ Louis, mo. J dated Feb. IA.

ssMany of our best citizens see with regre
foreign influence steadily extending by the daily
arrival Of foreign paupers, and approve Of the
doctrines proposed to be advocated in the Native
American.
eff you had an agent here, Ibelieve you woule
obtain many subscribers"
The native American., 1838-03-03
y ECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY.

III recommended BY THE FACULTf.-
III Howard's Compound siruP OF Carrageen, saie'
simple pleasant and eectual remedy or cnronic coug"s
asthmas, consnmptions, &c. Ill,
This Srup has deservedy acquired great reputation,
and the confidence ofphyscians as remedy IN the cure
Of generally ecua in the cure Of ehro.
o;o conebs asthmas &c. and will frequently relieve
obstinate pulmonary diseases
NJ When circumstances admit, II should be used under
the direction of physician.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at my phar-
macy near7 Buildings. FLODOARDO HOWARD
Also for sale by s. j. Todd G. Stott, Y. > farqunar
and c. Boyle, Washington; G. M SoutheTon' 1eorge'o"n
VIM. Stabler, and John Sears, Alexandria.
Ian l3-tf
The native American., 1838-03-03

then it is but justice to the injured individuals that
the truth should be known. In whatever light il
may be viewed, an investigation is demanded
Phila. Ledger.
The native American., 1838-03-03
NQTICE.

NOl lOEs
MIR. JOHN II. PENNINGTON is now in this city
u He designs to lay petition before Congress or an
appropriation of Eleven Thousand Dollars in order to
defray the expenses of constructing Steam on Gas
Fzvng Machine, to carry " Express Mais;" ana ano-
ther on the principle to move without either steam
or pas-only BY manual powerto reconnoitre the enc
myss camp or situation. The latter can be constructed
few months and the cheap rate Of few hundred
dollars in which the inventor hopes that the GoyeTnment
of the United States will duly appreciate his designs anu
appropriate the required to construct one OF oo'n
those Machines, and thereby put on immeda'e 'e'in'
nation to the Indian War.
Feb. 24--3t
C1PLENDID OLD OIL PAINTINGS.-Mr. and Mrs.
y TYLER return their most sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage the distribution of their paintings on
Fruit piece, and three other ladies beautiful Flower
pieces. They have the pleasure to announce mncn
more splendid collection which will be disposed OF ~
the drawing of the Virginia Stale Lottery on Saturday,
Feb oath 1888 These Paintings few days since were ap
pareny Of but little value. By composition discovered
and applied by Mrs. Tyler for restoring them % 'neF
original freshness Of Color they how deemed valuable
Among them is splendid Fruit piece, smiling female
offering you cherries, strawberries, pears cucnmners
&c veTy desirable at this Of the year. Aso
i Shipwreck Scripture and Flower pieces, &c Part OF
them NAV be seen in the Rotundo of the Capitol and
the others at Germans Lottery Office where chances may
be obtained. at SIS each.
While they resided In this city formerly they took an
active part ia behalf Of the Female Orphans, and have
lived to see some Of those little orphan girls married and
settled with respectable families. They will therefore.
n aid Of so desirable an object at this nceuent
Of the year. appropriate so cents Of each chance to be d.
vided between the two Female Orphan Assyums IN this
cnF Feb. II.
The native American., 1838-03-03

We yield columns with great pleasure to the Ad-
dresses of Messrs. Jos. H. BRADLEY and JOHN Q.
BRENT.
The native American., 1838-03-03

The g CHANCES AT CONGRESS-" /" were received TO
late for publication in this number.
The native American., 1838-03-03

The following answer to an application from
an American for an order of admission to the
House of Commons was returned by Daniel
O'Connell:
Grinding Mr.. - is not resident of slave
holding State, Mr.. O'Connell has the honor to
comply with his request.
ssAdmit the bearer to the gallery.
DANIEL O'CoNNELL.
The American, whoever he was, must have
been tame-spirited recreant if he did not throw
back the insulting card in the face of the black.
guard bigot who gave it to him. We want nc
better evidence than this little circumstance at
fords, to prove that O O'Connel is vulgar rutfian
with none Of the attributes of gentleman IN MI
composition. .-.4flas.
The native American., 1838-03-03

OFFICE ON STREET, IN THE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY
WEST OF THE BURNT POST OFFICE.
The native American., 1838-03-03
BOA Il DIN G..

MFRS. B. ]. MILLER (on street, between sth and
Ivl 9th streetsDear the burnt Post Once, and dect-
ly opposite Rev. o. b. Browns,) accommodate ind-
viduas transently visiting Washington, by Inc day,
week. month; or gentlemen by the year.
Mrs b. J. M. continues to give lessons in Music al
her dwelling, will wait upon pupils at their
DRICE OF WOOD REDUCED.-Not having dis
posed of our entire stock of Wood at auction we nave
determined TO sell The balance at the following prices viz
$3 25 for pne "a 25 for oak, and 10 20 for hickory
all which is Of the very first quality.
Our counting house 9th street. at the west emo OF
the Centre Market
Feb "a " JOSEPH wIMsATT 4 co.
The native American., 1838-03-03

T1LODOARDO HOWARD'S Improved Compound
fua or Kings Evil Chronic Rheumatism, Syphilitic
and Murcurial Diseases, White Swengs. Obstinate
Eruptions Of the Skin Ulcerous Sores, Pains in the
Bones General Debility and all Diseases requiring the
aid Of Alternative Medicines.
The Extract is prepared from an improved formula,
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Phdrmaceists
and decidedly the most active, etcacious and
nient preparation in use
40 Mercnry is only added when regularly prescribed.
It should be used where circumstances will admit,
under the guidance and direction Of a physician.
Carefully prepared from selected materials, at my Phar-
macy, near the Buildings.
Also for sale at many Of the Drug Stores in Washing
ton Georgetown Alexandra, Baltimore, and throughout
tba limited States FLODOARDO HOWARD.
The native American., 1838-03-03

TRANSPORTATION DEPOT n Notice is hereby
1 given that in consequence of the impracticaby Of
making numerous ,and the losses heretofore
tanned no merchandise other articles hereafter conveyed
upon the road will be permitted to be removed from the de-
pot until the amount Of freight and charges be paid except
for those merchants who receive large consgnments and
are in the habit of paying their bills promptly on the hrst
ch
The native American., 1838-03-03

VXTOOD! WOOD!!-The subscribers are now re-
w ceiying quantity of Wood by way Of railroad.
which they viii sell for cash. at the depot for 81 SO per
cord, or as delivered. P. M. PEARSON Il co.
Inquire at the Wood and Coal Yard between Sd and
I Avenue, Jan. 1S.
The native American., 1838-03-03

YTyEMPLE OF FASHION,, East of Gadsby's
il Hotel, Penn. Avcnue.-RAzRoRs, and all kinds
of Surgical Instruments, put in the best order. 0War
ranted to perform we if not returned, and reset free
of charge, by CARTER
Dec q Professor of H,ircutfng and Sharing.
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The Edgefi eld Advertiser,
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS.-Three Dollars per nnnum if paid
In advance.-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if
paid before the expiration Of Six Months from
the date of Subscription Four Dollars il
not paid within Six Months. Subscribers out of
the State are required to pay in ndrancc.
No subscription received for less than one year,
and no paper discontinued uitl all arrearases
are paid, except ut the option of the Editor
All subscriptions will he continued unless 9TH
crwise ordered, Mt the end of the year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at
624 cents per square, for the first insertion, and
43a cents for each continuance. Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked on
them, will he continued until ordered out. and
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements intended for publication in
this paper, must be deposited in the Office by
Tuesday euening.
All communications addressed to the Editor
(PosT rAiD) will be promptly and strictly attend
ed to.
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Miscellaneous.
From the Genesce Farmer.
CULTURE OF CELERY.

FRIEND TUcKER--In forwarding you
the amount Of subscription for the next vol
ume of your valuable paper, will fill nj
least part of the blank paper, with some
remarks that may he of use to your numer-
Gus readers. shall, of course, leave it en-
rircly to your discretion. whether the scraps
forward you, be worthy OF publication or
not. There are many useful plants, which
arc easy of cultivation, and which would
add greatly TO the health, variety aud econ
omy of the table, if they were more eencr-
ally introduced into our gardens. Among
the great variety of edible vegetables, those
which can be rendered available for winter
use. are of tho first importance, as that class
is comparatively small, aud vesetables
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Sli'ayce1,

E>ROM tho Subscriber on tho 9Th of
Il April, two Mules; one Il black Marc
Mule shaved very much by the gear, sup
posed 10 be about 3 years Of age; the other
sorrel horse mule about the same are
When last heard from they were seen with
two wagon nt Aiken, a reward of $40
will be given for the two ifdelivercd To Mr..
Johnatllan SteedmaD, at Aiken, or
l.. ID. JOHNSON.
l2 miles from Aiken on South Edisto, S. G..
May IL, 1888 C.. Is
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Elss,sroucd (Offo,, esS,.s.

IHNllE subscribers having established a COT
FL TON GIN MANUFACTORY in the
Town OF Hamburg, 5. G.. on the improved, sys
tenn OF MIR. Boatwri%ht, beg leave to reconn,cn,.
their Gins to the public They warrant their
Gins to he equal if not superior to those of MIR.
BoatwrigIIt on accoun, of an alteration. which.
in their opinion, is a decided Improvement: ,hut
1s aaSp,ea ha Clan Or marns ie ribs q
Gins entirely ofsteel and iron, which have prov
ed by experience To he preferable.
Mr.. Bnatwrisht having declined the gin ma
king business i'll Augusta, Mr.. l.. B. Coon. who
conducted there for him. being one of the part
ners i'll the concern, they will emdcavor to give
satisfaction TO all who may favor them with their
custom.
ID Gins repaired ut tho shortest notice.
COOB IL KENNEDY
Hamburg, S. c., April 10. Gm II
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New Spring and Summer
q % % I'D s..

VIE Subscribers respectfully inform
Il their customers and the publck gemer-
aily.that they have just received n large sup
ply ofchoice English, French and American
goods embracing every variety of staple and
lancy goods, suited TO The Spring and Sum
mer trade. Also large supply of g Grocerics,
Crockery, Saddles, HITS, Shoes and Boots.
all of which they will sell OH The most rca
sonable terms. for cash, or Oh credit to
punciual customers.
Those who wish TO get good bargains will
do well 10 give them a call.
G. l.. g. T.. pENN,& Co.
Edgelield, March a., 1898 ,r6
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ND'E'EarE.

a. Il a Y T. ID from the Subscriber, at
- Liberty Hill, on the 2Sth or 29th of
March last, small sorrcl MARE MULE,
roach name, ten or twelve year old. and
has blcmis!i in one eye. If any person
hearing or seeing such a Mule will lei the
Subscriber know of it either by letter or
otherwise, such information will he thank
fully received.
BEVERLY BURTON.
Liberty Hill, April lS. 1888 tf12
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Nse'B'g gGE.

VE7fIE ribers are Agents for the VAIT-
M CLusn MANUFACTURING COM
PANi, aud will keep constantly on hand ut their
Store i'll Hamburg, Il supply of every Article
manufactured ut that Establishment and will
sell ~ Factory Prices. The superior quality of
the Vauc'rsc Fabrics is known to all who have
examined them, and they are most confidently
rec commended TO the Public.
II. l.. JEFFERS & Co.
Hamburg, March 26 1898 DIS
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STATE of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

-,
Elizabeth Williams, Sen. vs.. I Bill Enr Par
James Williams and others { fuion.
Il appearing To my satisfaction, that James
e. Williams, Peter Williams and Guirasc vii
lianIs, come oftic Defendants in this case reside
beyond the limits of this STATE on motion bv
Wimbsh. Compartments Sol;ciinr, Ordered that
they do appear and plead, answer or ,em,,r, TO
the above named Bill, within three months; from
the date of the publication hereof or the said bill
will, as aga!!s, them, be taken pro confsso.
j. TERRY, C. c.E. u.
Comm'rs Office, Ma H. 1898 nc I6
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New Spring and Summer
G. % % I'D s..

" ~ u ~ 3.
VEIIE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
Il friends and the public generally, that they
are now receiving their SPRING AND SUM
NIElt Stock Of GOODS, consisting Of
Black and blue black Italian Lustring Silks
Coorcd Gro de nap do
Black Sinchew do
Coored Florcnces,
Super. Bacl, BombaZincs.
A good assortment Ladies' fancy IiankerchieEs,
do do do do do Bell Ribbons,
Ladies black and white Silk and Cotton Gloves,
do black and colorcd Kld do
do blk, white & co!or'd Cotton <, Silk Hose
do green, white and black Gu,,zc Wells
Plain, Jackonct Null. Swiss, &, Book AlnSlins
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars,
Plain Bobinct Footing and Edgings,
a good assortment OF Prints, Ginghams and
French Musiins,
Printed JackOnet do
Plaid Swiss do
Printed French Cambrics,
An assortment of Ladies Bonnets,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Fine Satin stripe white Mnsns,
% embroidered do
Sd and Ga Linen Shcctings.
disc, for Gcnncmcn'S Summer Hear,
Black, blue and brown Cnmblet,
Back aud brown twled Summer Cloths
White & color'd Mnrseilcs 81 Valencia Vcsting,
Silk Pocket IIandlsercllrfs,
Also, Black, blue and invisible Green Broad
Cloths,
Gentlemcn's color'd, white and brown half Hose,
do plain and pleated BombaZne Stocks,
do do do Satin do
10 Linen Bosoms and Collars,
do black and Coiorcd Ilosk. Gloves,
IA Irish Linens and Beachcd Shrtings.
A good supply of f:-i, 7-5 and "A brown Shirt
ing and 81 Shcetings,
Plaid and striped Domcstics and Bed Tickings,
A large supply Of Summer Hats,
Gentlemen's Shoes and Fine Pumps,
Ladies and Misses Shoes and fine Slippers,
ALSO,
School Books, Cap and Letter Paper.
Also, general assortment of
Hardware, Saddery. Crockcry aud Tin Ware,
Together with supply of
Vanctuse Osnaburgs and Cotton Yarns,
Andmaliy other articles too tedious TO cnnmerate.
Ehcy feel very thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received. and hope by strict atten.
ton to business TO merit continuance of the
same. NICHOLSON " PRESLEY.
Edgcficld, March II. 1898 tr6
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Notice..

A t.L persons having any demands against the
~ Estate of G. Anderson, Sen, deceased, are
requested TO present them. and those indebted 10
make payment within the time prescribed bv law.
A.ANDERSON, /idmtrin.
Jan 10, 1898 tao
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NJ QTI e,

A Ill Persons Indebted to the late Charles
IA Thomas, deceased. are requested TO make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estate of said deceased are requested to pre-
sent them duly atlcsted. JAS. f. ADAMS,
Nov 81. 1897 IF administrator
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CIRCULAR.

NHE undersigned take pleasure IN being
Il able to state to Merchants of this
State, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee
and Alabama, who have hitherto made
their purchases in this city, that although
many of us have lost part of our Goods,
by the fire of Friday Might, 9th ult., Others
have heen so fortunate rs 10 save ALL aud IN
the course Of two or three days will resume
business as usual. We invite all who have
contemplated visit to this city, this spring,
TO come with the certain calculation of be-
ing able TO replenish their assortment, quite
as we'll as they have been able to do it at
this season Of The wear.
l.. NJ. Wiiey. ParishIE s; Fanning.
y Go. GiNitand, Sons; Ho,c-
Fort, ToUnsend, s, ell.
:, AIsnasnhaN. ls 14 HyaH. MeBurney S;
III. ". Conner. Co.
e. s. q. H. Kelsey 4, ~. ". Y. Hatoa.
HaLsted. II. Stoddurd, Miller
Hdrai, Lyon 6; Co. g. Co.
BannisterS. Lanneau. John Vun Uinklc.
Jackson, Capers s. Co. I'm C. Oakicy.
Boordcm . Co.. Iutch, Filming SCo.
Miller. Ripley s. Co. Hayden, Gregg & c.
Hariland, Hdrrat s., Baker. Fry &; Co.
AHen. @ Jas. r. .Stcrens.
s.. D. Iatsona.' ~ sfs,s-y, j.. e
y. y L. Ld,Ot0n. Eiatc. pinSioD.
Sfeuns, Henderson s. ". Jones s. Smith.
Adger. Oils j. Chafe.
Farrar & Robinson. I'm. lTiHkin.
". Iimmons s. Son. Niiiikin s. Uulton.
T.. Carson 8; ca. Dorrancr s. Bigio,o.
Ho,clnnd. Ward s. Jas. BnncroG s; Co.
Iaf. J. II. Simonfon s. Co.
Casimer Patrick. HUiard 8; Wdde.
G. BurckmyerS; Co. Nathan 4. Cohen.
q. B. Locke & Co. N. III. Uihiman s. Co.
u. Crocker & Co. Starr s, WiiHams.
S. Chad,rich s. Co. F.. Duy.
J. l.. Pe-ant & Co. lI.ora {, StocEcr.
1aytor 8. Kennedy.
Charleston. Mays. ii
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no. go.

scarce i'll the winter season. MANY of
these are neglected, for want Of knowledge
how TO raise, preserve and prepare them for
use. Celery is plant as easily raised as
cabbage. and as easily preserved. and NAV
be used as an excellent salad through the
whole winter; Vet how few are there who
raise it, or ai all know It's good .,uaIirics?-
some years ago, became theoretically ac-
gnnintca with the character and culture of
ms plant; but such were the seeming diff
hcu!tics, that had not The courage to nm
der'akc its culture. More subsequently. T
made the attempt, and succeeded very wei!
IN rulSinS ii, but lost all my labor by not
knowing how to preserve it. adopted
C"nbets plan of placing TWO boards in q
roof-iike position on the :op Of n ridge but
when came to take my plants ihry were
all rotten. This failure caused me to obon-
don raising that plant for several years: bur
being fond Of the vegetable, again at
tempted lis culture, and took the mos, sim
pie plan Tor its preservation, aimi succeeded
TO my entire satisfaction. Since then. i
raise 1t every year, and have il on the table
every day through The whole winter.
Will now proc"c'l TO give detail of nv
mode o! raising it. | sow-thc seed in y
WAR warm s, situation on The frs! of ApriI-a few
seed will suffice, as lUG plsslts will make y
plenty for a common Iasnilv. In The l,f,cr
part of June, or tirs: day Of July, the plants
must nc sci out; let the trench he prepared
;,s follows; for 100 plants, dig n trench 30
teet IN length, and ten incl decp-rbc
width OF the spade is sufficient. In this
trench put TWO inches of well rot,ed ma
nure, or rich vegetable mold, into which
SET the plants inches apart, aud immcGi
atciy alter setting, water them. If the
plants are covered by laying bnards length
wise over the trench, for two o, three dnvs
ana watercd each day. it vii! greatly faciI-
late their striking root, and insure their
growth. AS the plants grow, gradually fill
up the irench and continue To earth Them
up every TWO weeks ill fall, taking care nor
To cover the top bud. BY thus car,hinr up
ridge OF some two fcci or Is inches viii
be raised M the end Of the season abou, the
tune OF securing cabbage, celery must also
be secured. always choose a time when
he ground Is wet, and begin mt one end of
thc rldee, and clear away the earth, dig
ihem carefully up by the roots, with as
much dirt us will adhere to them, and pack
them away in the cellar, placing ,hcm in n
Bissasa tSssheeRf: Here tev wi ess
ws'iout amy further attention; and are at
all times handy for use. If any admirers
of this plant should he so unfortunate as
not to have cellar. presume if the
plant Should be taken up as described. and
packed IN The same manucr, they might bc
successively preserved by covering with
dirt, iii the same way that farmers cover
their potatoes or turnips.