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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

I"wEE OF IMAGINArInx.--'rher once
lived 81 IN p"r!,nmdrirnl man. Who was n m.
iron oi most Oi HE huSilGii:s which, in tI,rsr
Gays, arc recommended rs .'crrtain curc>,,
0t All the diseases " hch a!liicI oar rDcc
ana verify believed in l.cir efficacy. ,louoh
he grew no better BY taking them. On =
certain occasion. hcirg in the civ orprovi
dcucc, lie heard Ola i:,mnr& ,rcdic;pc ,h.,
like the "aiatchlcss Sanaiivc" and "Nrun.
"rth rms. was ''astnn,hing every body
with us mighty cures" lic haslcnc5 IN
Obtain II, and, returning home in The even
ing, requested the lady with whom he
boarded To sleep it according 10 h;rrrt;ons
On" ncdicIn" consisting of roots and herb, \
that he might Try lis effects carly ON ih.
iniiowing morning. Ac"ort!in.ly the kn,,,r
was lIl''2 over 'hr fire, and after Il sui,uh,r
lime spent IN sIi mciino and stirring. il WIS
deposited IN the corner. and. after inJ;irr =,
'"S", Tie invalid retired to resi-. Before
n"ti'' however. hc WAS up, and knocked
s'"h'y it ihr ""nf ot his liudlurt! and lady.
requesting them l"h 70 rise aud tr, tho vir-
Tue. "i 'tIr n"W panac"a. for" added he.
II near" y"u h"t' complain of nd;snn,i-
lon iA>i evening, and have mo d,,'h, !,
win i, -" GOOD. Tic ee,...s,oau ;,r,,st
a"i he invalid, with cup and SPOON. nro.
Scribcd dose for both. adding :, small una,-
my "i brandy. rs directed: which hny;rg
taken. they sal down ln Gee! i,S rilrc,s
soon II" thought iic .ct ii wo,!,in" in his
stomach, in few minutes he cn,h n,.rriv.
us ,nlln"nrc on his wh"ic system. and H.,
be-; an earnestly t" call inr hi, ia,rllobv T.,
COME fort, and Try il too. S;rc soon an
prhftd. and !'n hogan ir i"Il her how w,,,.
d'fiHily in!s nrr medicine Mas onrr,,;n,
Nv hI, said he. Il can feel il tn ii hr cnL ~.
si' '"'': 'ni come, you mus! ;rv H." =,
SAYING. he took a." cup and spoon. "a d vos
III the act "t dipping again !rcr:, The Ec,,,,
when IA" tad" cxrIniiich. ..w,at, is ,h,,
your w"n'irriu! m",'iciur!'' .sCrri,;r,,
S;I'' ,''I"n '.no" W" '.i"cnri IL ia~ruio.,;.
~ IS, aid She, "aiI after ynu w.r, tn Lcd
poured ii m II bowl. and warmed sn,,c
Ma;er IN 'hr k"t'r. 1t i nv ti>i.-v a:.r
that N"u fee! tn :'ic rud ni vnuriocs.' n.
was d"mr np: he looked iu,p'nriu.lv to Tho
man and his wife. anal Sai! ..nnu don, :,u
oi ibis - certainly viii" said The ,,,u
for II Is too good II story t" 10, l,.r: and
beside, II is "a 81 i;n" illustration of the power
OF The inia"iif.;,inu."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
sale oga~s Acres Of g,o,,d.

NDrk az Order oi TIE Court nf Equity, I
K. WI! sci! "n 'hr f.s, Monday III tt-t1t5r31,
next, "r Il convenient day th"r-aficr. all the Land
belonging" :" 'iHnh G. Simiiins. II minor. Wing
"n Luz" Emk'' r"cI; joining lands of Judge
'i'l' N'o'l '!.ard. 81. and others and con
i:i'iuc bS Coais survey. So mere. Th.r, =
non" 81 the lad cleared. The terms are one co,
'Mo years credit, good security, and Il mor,ra".
oi the premises r. W piCEEES
'f'tS -. -@o' ESQ (iNuyH;G,.
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- & e y ed

H. I'RoH the suDsrr!.cr. some time i'm
II August last, lar2" black .,iARE
VI L LIZ ir'' eye out. She i!a, !. large scar
%" INC ieii flank. Any iulor ;lilou u iii he
tii"r' '"liy received directed to Nj. Whine,
anu su'i'hic reward paid to ANY person
WI" "ill deliver sad Mnlc io tn" Sui,>cri-
Der iivih9 on Saiuda river. near lil, iunuIn
OF nlg Creek.
IEDEkl,ii WATKINS.
sept. %. iS:iS G. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

70 dr7re E"gs from Tincs.-Tl.c rava-
Ges.oi 'he yellow striped ht. on c,cnni,cr,
ana '.'elons may be cn"ctui!y prevented
ny s''"ng charcoal duS, over The plants. II
rePe',eltWn or Three times, the plant, will
nc et'ireiy free from annoyance. There is
III CHARCOAL some properties so ohnoxious,o
.hese 'fo""'esomc insects, thai they ny from
ii theinstanr it is applied
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
c@ic.ss Es. ss.:sa ssu.,fs.

~ e"iftHs E~. sEt,-sG Es;la.tk.
E 4 'n'NS vii! il" opened l,v The undersigned
.f1' commissioner. !nr :>tur.> in this lia,,l nu
''!r lit day oi October n"xi III iL-cii.ILt, n
"n" coi'in;'c open l'rwCcu the i.ni.r> nl 10 ans.
: r'o'" ioi ~ '!a;~. Every .;oci;l!n!"r i tn.
k'"' Road. Who Shall Pay u i!.c second install
'irhi o. ;a'i H"1,i Sici, is c,iiir,i to S;ii.,crb
inr a. "im; u,i,uIrr al sIl.icS in ,!:r HauL-
Twelve dollars and :, hail nu rar,, Si.:nr 50 sub
S;i'''r" i"r III IA" i'a':t must I,r paid II; lie limo
"i Substituting. rih.r io tie tnlnnii io:,r.s oy,o
the Cashier oi;',y !ian!> la good clr,i,, 4 Nee,
'h@ "' III" S'"'hi'o!d.r~ a" liir Bank. il irr.cn
or hy proxy, VIII hc !:c!d Il. Charic<om ON ,I,r
";I'h November. wien Inc MG;!icr Bank will l..
"i&an'%ci. a:i Branches c-;ah!:>!,rd in Nor.-
Can" ha and T":nr-<"r. rs s"u.. thereafter ns
n"S>'''" Acopy "tihc Eiait"is is III our hands
i"r examinations.
VI. BNrDNS
]. FERRY! ICgD.,,<s;yy,,s
\. b. ADDISON.
Srni"nh-r ~. l-.;c n, ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
NO Y'FGE.

A !cw excellent NEGROES from the Es,,,e
u of Mrs. T.. SinkinS. deceased. will b,. sold
g" ir hrSt Monday int October next. and pc. hans
~"!!:" !,'. articles %: !!ouschuid furniture
+. ". riCHEN$. Er:cator.
!imn =. l-.,S ESQ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

He0iM cf onr THogc.-.Wc have the
pleasure Of snyin" thar nor case Of Fever
has occurred in this place during the pre-
sent season With The exception OF Sonc
cases of simple Sc trlct Fever in the Sum
m"r, there has hccn no sickness of any
kind wl.a,cvc:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

EXrEpITioUs JusTrcE.-Two hours and
a nan suil,eed, yesterday. with the Cour,
ana jerry, ~ The parish Of ST. Bernard, for
trying y!iiia ami finding guilty the four men. ar
faishea 'or the Murder ui' HE Spanish rav.
ern keeper, named Barba.->N. q. C0uricr.
4thjnst. '"' &C
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

Sir John finds here the aged sister Of his
Grrn, father, William Hcrschcl, who was
i'"rn al Hanover in 1875. The sister Caro-
i'ne, now i'll her SSth year, still Il,akcs Il lively
interest in matters relative to the arts and
cirnccs.-Homdurg parcr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

Ap English butcher asserts as II ,nnu-
lar iiic'' 'hhi he has invariably found Tic
shoulder OF sheep To hc exactly onc irmr!,
o' me weight "i lis Whole body, ana he will!
buy or sell by that criterion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
SGGITBs CAROLINA.
'i -N't w ts1N
September 3. lS3S

|SP'' h'oSf 1905.
Eh/ i1t.RAS, information has bee, rc
w ccivcd by ili, Department Thar
doubts are entertained by many oilhc man
ascrs appointed by the resolution of the
last session of the Legislature of ,I,i, State.
to hold and manage AN election on the Sc
cnnd hionday in Orro!cr next, and the day
following, i"r n,rn!,rrs 10 serve in the Gen.
crai Assembly thereof for two wears ncxI
Succeeding The said election, whc,l,cr, at
The same time and place i!lr said managers
are required Or authorised to open Il poll
and manage an election for ,mcmhcrs To
serve IN the House Of Representatives of
lie Congress Of The Tinted States: To- the
cud therefore. .!:ai all doubts on lrt sub
Irct may cease. |, riERCE ~. l.uTLrE,
Governor AMI COMMANDMENTS Chief in and
over The Staic 81 s'Uitli Carolina do h.. rcbv
Pr'r!i'ii ":i''hinhr knowHto The said mana J.
gers al III" 'n!d General circtiU..S through
Giii ;hr SAID state. ard TO al Others who
may hc c"nrc'nch. iha; by an .tci entitled
An ar' prescribing. ON the pa.r Of this
Sthi" III" i!ni">. places I,ia manner of hold
ih% rirri'nS !or R"rrcSunIiii>c IS in the Con-
Sr'sS "i The tni;"d S;iHirs.' passed on the
@isi day %! hCcc:nhcr. 1892 il IS expressly
mad ihr 'i"ty at The SAID nauigers,a AT each
n'lcr' 10 open Il poi! and hold an ClrciiDn
'o' i'ch'"fS I" scrrctwo wears in the House
q! Representatives. uI Ihc nest Congress of
10" tuItc'i States; and which n.,is here
"''h referred to as part o! this r,ocin-
ma'i"n, l"r III" mere pcrirc, information
and direction oi The said managers of clrc.
tons ;iron;, !inni ilic said STATE: and do
hereby cmion The said rn;iungcr, o. election
t" pay due and strict obedience 10 the re-
Tul,Itious uftlIc said Act
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

Nomination by the Democratic En,!cpcn-
dent Treasury Party of Charlie ton.
For Cnnsrcss-ishAc T.. !InL,.rs.
For State Scnn,or-n,x. F.. I,rGrp.
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NOTICE,

a LII Persons indebted to the late ,loob
LA i'"dg't deceaScd. are requested to ni;li,,
payment; aud ali persons having demands ngain.
the estate OF sad deceased arc requested to re
sent thein duy aiicsicd. WIN. PADGET.
September D, 1880 nc 81 .Ad,n'r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
tONi'%G'rDN * MR..
BY NJ. GRAY, .Igrni.

8 ! is expected there will br sold on tho
e same day aud Il, the sane pln"c. vari-
"ms lots imrrn"cd aHh unin proved. also
two valuable tracts of land near the Town
ol linmhur| Terms oi sale will he known
at The tlmc above mentioned
!OHE B. CONVECTION.
by VI. GRAY, igcai.
Sept s. 1898 G :}2
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's'Eiss,Ess2ss& sy-Jsyg,sss,

a MI 'rin"Ipn'~ 81 III" Male ami T"n...r
Il :''"'n'- at Gtc,jW,"d. L.t,li.a determine
"'i 1" Ir!:fc ."in !c.r sp',ii,. 0ccHI air. Il;
"''' ''Sr ni la" year. "" nI'pC-, 10 i.r consider
a''"" "t Teachers @c",aily. the charge of l!.o-,,
'i;,nl'n'i' Tic "sii:i,:; Year i>:;'. The s,!n Is
Nh ID" !iih'. Il tH Il - .i:.!n number ii sud. MS
ana ir'nli.a! required FOR each one of H., ~,
VIZ: it'r tt'>ic;...'hr i'"u,alr. the N. n.is!,
"ihi the NI>icL.':" ,Hru"n, al! the Female sch, ol
'':m'';'' S''i"ry WI! h. .iy"n iaa and r::, nc"d
"ilE n!hc$ ts'.r ~" 4''r::iirt! III c,,r. r.s,cci
ala: can conc w"!i recommended. II" Tr-cl-
a. i"f ' VA" i.nr!!-!t >r"Il ~, i h.. uft! 4.
~ "rlrarHirh M:!.i 'bc s''i".rrS We wruid m
/" II iin>r W!" nrIv VIII, 10 make aru uiun.io,l.
i.'.' Nr desire iCIm Ia lr 30 :S .ar, a. ross,hI
90 pre- ou - tie '.;:i Dvu',rr r,y; Il, vni,i,
ch" "c\'' ~ 80 =" IL IN H." r.c.iou. i mar
,'''i :'''. ''.''cln.... Il such "rn he p,n,rcd wou.d
hr n.,tr:rr. :" iac clare ul l', Ir:,;.!; chnuI
w:.'Sr t.a:y n,':, lr rn.nl."irn; Assistant rur.
''':inr'N III ii';. N"-cr! d. rarrncri Letter, a.,
tie Snb"ci n:r H. .d'rr-~ in IN" c; :,,.: e! tie.
Board %. Trustees. tiiir'::..' N.n,ivisi" T. q. =;
I. X. ;;!i!ii%. >rc'g.
Sept. ~. l-:S :, -;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

upon this errand the attorney started He
tih'i. Just passed The narrow entrance To the
'own bciUr mentioned, when he saw u man
running very fast, who stopped a moment.
ana asked him, for Coils sake. to tell him
where he should find The doctor. for thai Mr.
"a. was diving. That he had been taken
'ht" coiihgc about II hundred yards farl-
or on where he remained in ii very dcsprr-
ate condition. This very muc!, nstonish-
cd me attorney, expecting, nothing less than
10 una the oheci OF his mission diving in a
cottage. Thithcr, however. he ran and
saw a most surprising sight, namcly, MIR. A.
seated in the ui,l,ilc of the ruom-one old
woman pushing Il smelling -noIile to his
nose, and another throwing watcrin his face
Alter awhile he came II lm,lc ,n himself, but
siil' FAINT and frightened to The last degree.
seeing The attorney, and feeling himself
somewhat under the Protection of the law,
he seized his hand. nn,l sat-
~ III very glad indeed, you're come, sir
I'll nave the law of the viIlniu-he Iiv
eth on the blond Of ,hccounrrv." (rhc no
ctry OF fear. meaning he was an half nav
oiIiccr.)
-" l'om, and what said The attorney,
"a" YOU icHr or meant
-" nv that vil'ain, Capt. B." replied Mr..
~ nc wrote me Il challcngc-;nd so.
" '.'"s'' 'ie did II only To frioh;rn me.
H"d forgive me. wrote an,l said I'd NEE,
nm. 1t isn't lon" ago he pas. cd me 20
'nS M" IN" town, and told him 10 mind
nm" ''vI place, and To bring his collin with
hii'i' Thinking 'iwould have led to some law.
ana there would have been an end on,t. but
ne '"nEc'l a, me as if he would have the
hearts blood Of me. and ISknow he's no,v
S"h, to buy power and ball for my murder:
but III prosecute him sir
'hr lawyer told hi:n plainlv that, iavin.
accepted HE challenge, he could noi nr,s,-
c"'". "n' that lr thon%',t Cnrt. a. would
forgive" h!", upon an apology being nivcr.
IL ""s :ir"'--and il n1s atccp,c.': The. at
'"rt''H riv"Icd forever to him TWO friends
ana acquired tie rcpuiaiIun Of Il most adj,
aIi': hioat li.!:iiic No. u.i;,ior"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

ilEEscnEI.-Fhc celebrated astronomer
Sir J. ltcrsrhcl, VIII" was made u huroncl
on the Queens coronation, arrived here to
visi, the members of his family still living
in this city. Besides several near relations,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
INes'E5GgI.

q IL. Persons having dnmr,,is ugain<, the
"a state u; rhonri. w hra~c. are rccIl,S,
ed To hand i"m into ;c >!ih>c' hor property al
tested. an! iii"'c Indebted are required to make
jaym.ni without LrlHv
SAM. /. GOOD;:. idm',.
Sept -. !S.,| 3;
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TyCSiCc,

a i.l persons in!rhtch 10 the estate of
s-'rpE"n I"mpk;n>. tnccas ed, are re-
I"cN'"h I" nih,r immediate payment, and
ih"s" having demands /" Ircsrn, them pro-
perry aiicstcd.
WILLIAM EEUE&ON, -Iamr.
Sept. q. ISIS # 80
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'2'dH soE1A.N'E'nH&.

8 Rrrc'E"d Il fresh supply Of Gag
S.@ "In@ ana bh'" Rope. which will bc dis
posed OF ON accommodating terms. bv
&. 4. DOWD.
Sept 10, 1889 q 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

& We arc auiho izcd 10 an
nonnre WILLIAM II. KEY. :. CaoG:;;i,,.
FOR TAN ttLiEETDi: OF Ills v,,,,;,,
n the mex, election.
July 43. is35 ,ra1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

The Yellow Fever has made lis appear
alcc III New Orleans and Mobile
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CDR GsDnsrt5eer.
EDGEFlIILD G.. IL

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1898.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

The friends Of WN!. COY an
nonnc' linn Il tai,,t.da;, Tor Tax Cu,c,.y n
t.d:rc.ic'd District. +, Z,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27

tate Of South Farniina.
EnGt:FIELD DISTRICT.
E0IRHEIi. RESI-. tolls before me one
~ Bay Horse. 1 wears old ! feet inches
high. with star and snip on his head: no
brands pcrrciva!'lc. Appraised to $50, by
Marlin II. Day, and Wn. Llovd.
JOHN DAY,J @.
July 30. 1893 ~,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

ATLANTIC STEAM NAvIsATIoN.-The Bos-
ton Atlas is of opinion that however useful the
establishment Of steam navigation may be, it
cannot be profitable, and believes the expert
ment or that account will terminate almost at
its commencement. We are sorry to believe
there is some truth in this, and as individuals
cannot be expected to carry on losing game
merely for the sake of enterprise and bold pro-
ject, this useful If not valuable experiment will
be gwen up, we apprehend, within the first
year, unless, indeed, the two Governments
will come to its aid in some acceptable shape,
IN order to secure the benefit of the continual
Ftion to both countries. We believe there can
be no question Of doubt Of the immense bene-
fits of:a speedy and certain communication be-
tween this country and Europe. Every State
in the Union having stock and securities for
the advancement Of internal improvements
every Bank or Banker are more or less inter-
ested the monied operationsofEu cap
italists--every merchant seeks rapid convey
ance and return of bis orders for goods, and
the revenue itself will feel and admit its bene-
fits. Aas a.s8E afabsa a..
il Should individual enterprise fail, we have no
hesitation in saying that it is the interest of
both countries to sustain the expense Of this
steam navigation, which can be done by the
respective governments, each building large
ship 2500 tons, of superior construction, and
keeping them running between LIVERPOOL and
New York for the conveyance Of letters, de-
spatches, merchandise and passene ers.--N.
". Evening Post. \ sa14 Efa 3srs e
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

SATURDAY, OCTOBER a7, 1888.

The ELEcrIoN--BANK RRFoRM &c.--The
election is over, and the Wings are beaten.
We are--or rather were--Whig, we are no
thing now, being SO used up, that nothing can
be found ofus. Therebeing SO few vestiges Of
whiggery left in the state, it would seem pre-
posterous in US to arrogute enough Of so in
significant a remainder as to make its possess
sion an object; therefore we decline. It's, 1t
is true, not exactly the time TO make merit of
turning, for it has been truly said--
g No rogue e'er felt the halter draw,
With good opinion of the law"
and therefore converts made at the whipping
post, or within singeing distance of the fires
ofan sAuto da fe,' should not be admitted into
full communion until after the most satisfacto-
ry probation, still we intend to take the step,
and shall make our convention manifest by pub
fishing in the course Of a few weeks certain
wholesome extracts from the speech Of one
Duncan, member of Congress of these United
States, to whose remarks, we thus, in advance,
invite our readers attention. In the mean
time, lest our friends, masters and readers, get
lost in fog, while we are laying new course,
we will put them down chart by means Of
which they may work our latitude and depart
ure, and find our bearing and distance az
well as our deviation from the true meridian
We have set sail in the good ship DEMOC-
RACY; at her truck flies our ensign embla-
zoned with the words "BANK REFORM
we intend,to steer clear of exclusive asonopo'
lies, on the one hand, and of shin.piasters, on
the other; our destination is that fair land
where private property shall be holden for the
redemption of bank issues-where no restric-
tions shall be put upon banking, except such as
are for the safety Of bill-hoders-where every
man shall be allowed to bank under proper gen
eral regulations-In aword, we shall 60 for a
GENERAL BANKING LAW" similarkto that Of
she State of New York.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

THE HEsrERIAN--SRrTRMBRR NUhBER.--
We place higher estimate upon this periodi-
cal since the receipt Of the last number. We
feared at the commencement Of the enterprizc
that the editors would not succeedin in calling
forth the talent, which, we well know is to be
found in the West. We were afraid, that,
amidst the hustle, the business, the enterprise,
the speculation of new country, this most
praiseworthy literary venture, would be suffer-
edto, fail. Among reasons for hope, there
were many for fear, and they who have ever
written and published, are, of all others, most
likely to feel the force the latter. We hope
and feel that the days Of experiment, to the
Hesperian are over. II has succeeded.
This number contains many good articles.
9 Girty, the Renegade" is the continuation of
an article in a previous number giving history
Of one ofthe most notorious actors in the 'front.'
ier tragedies Of the west. 1t is well written
n b condensed narrative style, worthy Of the
pen' of the talented author. The aNotes on
Isxas' are good, though, rather hastily writ
.fon- 8 Reminiscences BY i Lady, 2 are series
~ beautiful sketches, by Columbus author
~, whose name is not given. Give us her
name, Mesrs. editors, that we may speak OIL
hsrs and her touching pictures as she deserves.
Kfonored be the talented authoress, whoever
ells may BE-. The remaining pieces are gem
orally good magazine articles, and the selec-
= % : ~. |tI-t
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

Taking into the account their speed, finish,
admirable mechanism, beauty of model, safety,
splendor, and adaptation to the business for
which they are intended, the steamboats, Of
lake Erie may safely challenge the world to
produce their equal. The Illinois, Cleveland,
Erie, Buffalo, Milwaukee, Chesapeake and
Wisconsin would be objects of admiration in
any of the worlds waters. .ee at
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

The sliest warfare that was ever carried
on by a people protesting to be enlightened, is
the crusade against small bills. Strange that
community, in theory SO much opposed to all
restrictions upon trade should have clung to
this silly hobby SO closely. But mankind are
proverbially inconsistent. The puritans, who
fed from their native country to an abode in
the wilderness for the sake Of enjoying free
don, of opinion, prosecuted, even unto death,
the Quakers, who were equally exiles for their
faiths sake. ',.. -.ts..,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27
CINCINNATI AND CHARLESTON
i RAIL ROAD. .Gai.

/ PRospECTs AHgAD.-This great work al
which not few were willing to laugh, may
now be considered as certain of construction.
The completion of the subscriptions, rhe sue
cessful .crganization IF the great Rail Road
Bank; lie purchase Of the South Carolina and
Hamburger Rail Road: and now the successful
loan, made by Gen, Hamilton in England, Of
100000 to commence operations with. en-
sure the certain and early completion of the
work, The only obstacle to he progress of
the work at this end, is the apathy of Ken
lucky. Her interest is, however, SO strongly
committed to it, that there is no doubt what
ever, that she will speedily do her part. III,
The three years of delay, since some of the
public spirited and ardent citizens of Cincinnati
urged on this measure, have not been lost.
The last three years have added immensely to
the experience of and the confidence in tho
Rail Road system; and in the meanwhile, the
States engagedin this undertaking have been
maturing their plans and concentrating their
means for this purpose. ~
The great Rail Road Bank viii soon be put
in operation. The Rail Road itself will soon
be completed as far as Columbia. The noun
tains canbe passed without stationary power,
and one Of the greatest public works of any
age will, doubtless be made in comparatively
short time. s-..l E,.ry,... ,.,.i
The fact of Gen. Hamiton's success in nego-
ciating the loan, with q certainty of putting the
Bank in operation, have occasoned the sharp
sighted citizens ofNew York to look upon Gin
cinnati with increased interest. Her true des-
tiny seems to be now understood. Cincinnati
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