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A lsrge meeting of Democratic Republicans

Alsrge meeting Of Democratic Republicans
was held at National Hall, New York, on
Monday evening last. Hon. GIDEON, LEE
presided. Spirited resolutions were intro
duced by j. l.. Graham, ESQ.,, and sustained
by him and Mr.. Marsh with ability and sue
cess. The meeting was also addressed by
Hon. james Garland, Of Virginia, and Samuel
Swartwout, Esq. The New York Times of
Tuesday contains report OF the proceedings,
and a sketch of Mr.. Garland's remarks. Be-
ing mere sketch, and necessarily imperfect,
we understand that the speech will be report.
ed in full and hereafter published.
TIE Times says;
We have already stated that I'VE had only time TO
give a bare sketch Of Mr. Garlauds address, ~ National
Hall in fact, besides beng under the necessity OF con-
densing 1t very much, were compelled TO omit some
portion It was the most lucid, peTspieuons, and e1o
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REMARKABLE ECLIPsEs.

|, is sigular coincidence, that on Monday last,
the Administration and The Moon were both partially
eclipsed about the same degree, namely, between 7
and digits, lie. nearly" trro thirds" The Moon
soon came out sglin bright as ever but "the PAR
rY' still remain in the eclipse and all the Loco
Foco Matches in the world cannot restore them to
that brilliant light which The Venus Of Democracy
rejoiced in, before Mr.. Hamer's resolution was Of;
fered. 49,. ...
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Or BY G., to change their Names, sir
alter things,

As this bank seems nov to.occupy no small
portion of the public attention-especially in
relation to the Bank Convention, now sitting
at New York,-it may be proper, we think.
that the public generally should be apprised of
its condition. As Pennsylvania, too, occupies
peculiar post in regard to the Convention, it
will be proper to subjoin the condition and
force of her banking institutions.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATEs.-The following
statement of liabilities should have accompanied the
communication signed Truth" in yesterdays pa
NOR
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poRrnAIT OF MIR. roINsETT.

Mr. Charles Fenderich, of this city, has Just pub
ished very spirited and accurate likeness, OF the
Secretary OF War. Ii is one Of the series OF Luho-
graphic prints which that artist has been publishing
with credit and success, and will be an acceptable
souvenir for the friends of the worthy original
Mr. Fenderich has also executed a striking and
characteristic likeness of Gov. Lumpkin, United
States Senator from Georgia. ....
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NEcKER.-We invite the attention OF our readers
TO the communication of our able correspondent,
Necker addressed TO the honorable Speaker OF the
House of Representatives. 1t is clear and conclusive
in regard to the unfortunate policy Of the Treasury
Department, and ought 10 be perused in candid and
impartial spirit, by all who DESTROYS of possess
ing the truth in relation TO unfortunate financial
condition ...
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cATLIN,s PRINT OF oscEoLA.

Mr.. SaRTAIN, of Philadelphia, has made one ofthe
finest engravings Of OscEoLA, from an original por-
trait by Mr. Callin, that we have ever seen Is for
sale al his Ertibitonas also, a, the Bookstores OF
this city. Besides being most approved likeness,
and faithful copy, from The original portrait, II Is
one of the most tasteful and beautiful Prints we have
ever seen, for framing as an ornament for the par
lour or study
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SIN THE REGULATIONS WHICH CONGRESS
MAY PRESCRIBE, RESPECTING THE CUSTODY
or THE PUBLIC MONEYS, 1T is DESIRABLE THAT
AS LITTLE DISCRETION AS MAY BE DEEMED
CONSISTENT WITH THEIR SAFE KEEPING,
SHOULD BE GIVEN TO EXECUTIVE AGENTS.
Gen. Jacks0n's Message, Dee. 1885.
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

According to the following condition of this
institution, which we copy from the New York
American, il would seem that ." the party"
have neither been able to 49,"
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for Governor in 1887 and 1898.
1898.
23,s05 2l,50s 27,0S2
The Stamford Sentinel says:

We cannot say that we are sorry al this result.
We believe that good will come out OF it. We be-
eve ii will tend, eventually 10 unite the old fashion
ed democrats, who have been scattered among the
various political parties for many years, crisis very
desirable BY all those who seek The prosperity Of
country.
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Specie continues 10 flow into the country in small
amounts but at short intervals,
The st, James, from London, brought into New
York $4,000 in gold. This will furnish "service
of gold pste" for the Subreasuryites to dine on I"
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
sE UsIrY--is SoE-EssESTiALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS GHARITY--1Hgustia.
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.RLAIR,s RHETORIC"

We eatract the following editorial from a
long article in the Globe Of Thursday
night:
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CORRECTION.

The "a Sketches of Paris" noticed in our last, were
enormously ascribed 10 81 Mr. Jewett Of Boston"
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The schooner Sarah Ann, Buntomps, 5 days from
Tampco, brought lO3,433 81 dollars in specc.-N, 0,
Bee
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l2s,OOO,OOO
l2S.00O,OOO

BANKS IN PESNsYLvANIA.-7 millions specie, II
millions circulation, 10 millions deposcs
Whole capital of banks in PrnnSylvania-G0 mil
lions Total Liabilities, 1873 millions.
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A Loeo- Eoco 3Eatch.-The union of Alderman
parian and Fanny Hrigh.--Daity Cons
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Liabilities LIST Nor. 1887.

Capital, ss35,09OO0o
Circulation, G,7O00oO
Due other banks, 1000 900 d.
DepoSites, 2,S00,000
Dividends unpaid, 1900
Profit and loss, 100000
Discount exchange and ms 100000
Miscellaneous, 2o000,0 600
l2s,oOo,oOo
Resources. ..>,
Bills and notes discounted, $4,000, 900
Specie, 3,300,0U
Notes and checks Of other b S. 100000
Due by other banks, 3SOO0,OO0
Real estate, &c, 100000
Expense account, IT,. $4,000
Bills Of exchange, S,5OO0O0
Miscellaneous, , 2l,O00,OOO
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ctoUTHEY's NAVAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
- by Robert Souhcy, Poet Laureate, volume Of 500
pages prce 81 cents, Just received and for sale by
aprll' IA f. TAYLOR
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orrrcE STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND Tenth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

not wish as good patriots TO add to the num-
'er; or that they are so ugly aud supcran-
""al' d that the girls and y"ung widows will
,", have them.
They are welcome to either horn of the
dilemma. We enter our protest aeains, all
suc', societies. We do not believe in DR.
halilius. and place our feelings, in opposi
ron TO his facts. An Anti " ,rryins i,sti-
tuition may possibly exist in the bleak noun
Inin atmosphere Of Rutherford, but could
not live u single day in lhe genial air of
Edgcfcld.
"Brc"tllcs there man iii, soul so dead"
who r"nld look upon the s;liinsfac of our
beautiful mfii'lrns, and not confess The pow
or of their charms! Reader! if there be
such one, verify he hath no heart.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

Sickness IN the lFtSi-An Inhi,uo n,
per says, that sickness prcvnilrdu $. plcm-
bcr last t0 Il great extent tlrourl,ou, ,ho
wh"f" northern part Of that State & through
on. Illinois and Michigan. ThrSickncsS Is
attributed to the long continuance of dry and
sultry weather. The streams have ,Iri,,,
up AMI The lakes have fallen several inches.
leaving on their banks IN immense o,o,
iIth of vegetable matter to ,lcron,pose in
lhe'un. thereby generating masna and uro-
,iucinS death.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

which has been sustained by the depreciate
paper of banks taken for public Dues and
by the seizure of our dividends ,.hys the u
States Bank, and its inability, hy,iosses. to
nuke dividends OH our stock for some years,
the aggregate, as shown in the report Of the
Secretary of tho Treasury to The sHuuse Of
Rerrcsenlives last winter, ard as illusiralci
in Mr. Nilrs's speech, would excSsd six or
seven millions.
That report we repuhlish below, as it ex
hibits facts officially and rcs,,onsi6Ay iu con
'rnst to newspaper eucsses and spseches.
4. Now. by the independently treasury:
all these immense losses by l,auky are en-
tirelv avoided, and it is designed kib secure
the United States against -n,nstoGs,,eh los
scs b! individuals, because the IndeIientlen,
Treasury snpcrscdcs the use ofsbaiiks. in Il
great degree. and subjects iuiiv:dials to
new penalties, as well as requires new aud
important securities and guar,ls.SS
5. Tie public will thus Judge which is
tho best, tn" strong box system, or itie bank
SYSTEM; and which has caused, tEis likcl,
to cause. most losses by deiaultssS% ~
lf the opposition had half ihetsdeccncy
intelligence or morality. 10 whicblhey MAKE
prctrncc. we should hear no ul1re from
them of the old defaults of collecting otli
GERS under the fnvoritc systems of3the Uni
ted States Bank or of the Stare hanks, IL.
a" argument asains, an Independent Trca
sury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

SoUru-WEsTERN X RoAD-Wr have
received The second annual rcpor, of the
President and Directors, To ,lr SInckhold-
CrS orthp Louisville, Cincinnati, and Charles
nn Rail Road Company. 1t is drawn up
by General Ilaync The President, and con-
tains much Interesting information. In
another part of our paper, we have given
pretty long extract from he report. The
subject of which it treats, is of high im,por-
iancc To South Carolina. In the success
"f this rail road, in grca, degree. depends
the future prosperity and onward march To
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Of our little State. We
hope thai tn" scheme will MOI fail, us is
confidently predicted by some, but may i,
gain new and powerful friends day after
day, until an unhrukcn line of road shall
extend from tn Atlantic. to tho mountains
"f Snlnda, aud even far beyond our Dor.
dcrS. We are noi writing about Il mere
matter of dollars mi cents We deem moi
5" mrnnlv of cur fellow citizens. as to sup
pose that mere pecmniary advantage would
Irc'r them to the support of this mighty
project. Oh no! a nnblrr cause than thi,
demands their zeal. lis The cause of on,
siaic-ti> the cause of our country. A sup
port uf this great scheme. will hui strcnm,I,
cn the bond of our Union. Ii will but adj,
! another link to the golden chain whcl
binds lar-disIanI states together.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25
BANKS AND BANK PAPER

The Clny and Bank men saw we are
hostile 20 Banks, and Bank paper. If they
mean Banks that issue leu, fifteen or twenty
dollars OF paper, that drives specie entirely
from circulation, and cannot I,n>siblv he re-
dc mr'lin paper. at any tmr-thry are
II curse, and n nuisance! To them we owe
The recent Bank cnnvuIsinn. dcranycmen
OF The currency, and commercial cmbnr-
Observation-Disclosures too amid which
they have safely thriving and prosper
ing, while others have been struggling amid
disirllst and rum brought on by their insa-
Iia'c nvaricr, u,ury. speculation. and mis-
Management. Bn!, fthcy mean Banks in
their proper piece. under restrictions and
control, thai are really able to, perform
their promises to pay" and do perform
ham. and pay specie on demand. and keep
ih'lr paper al par with specie, aud do MOI
combine To drive specie from circulation,
and oppose and pcrsrcuic those who caIl on
lsicm I" redeem their promises To paw
aud Bank paper. issued by such Banks
'hcn the, are wrong. There is no hos,ll
y, any where, 10 such Banks, and suci
Bank paper. and never will be; or, if ,hcr,
were, il would be utterly ineleciiss. for ,l,e>
are altogether loo useful aud Valuable e,
excite "nmiIy, or opposition.-SoathC Caro-.
Hniaa. .iaA5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25
ELECTION RETURNS.
Representatives, ir C0nyress

Representatives, ir Congress-
Chester, York, Union, and Spartanbur.
James Rogers.
Darlington, II"rry, Marion, MaIhoro,.
Williamsburg. q Georgetown, Jno. Camp.
bell.
Senators ond Representatives. to the Stale
Legislature.
Senator, ]. Crawford
Representatives,, II II. Thomson, w. r.
Poole. ;. n. Evans. J. II. Hoy, J. Hunt.
Birnwrll-Senalo 4. Patterson.
Sum'cr-Senator. = English: Represen-
tativrs. =. s. Widen, J. S. Richardson
Lrn0ir.
81 iIrlena--Scna,nr. X. Dc Tre,ille.
Representatives. Is. J. Johnson. n. j. Fripp.
81 Pn"l-R"p. w. Washington.
Nrwhrrry- Reps. J. p. Ncil, C.Cald-
well. J. II. MatIc,t.
Chcs'"r-J"In Douglass, J. A. Brandley,
T. M""re. VIM. Woods.
Clarendon. Sumtcr-Scnaror. p. s. Du-
bose: Rep w. r. Burgess
MISUNDERSTANDING, II. Evans; Represcn-
taIIvcs, Il. M"selv. Wm. Evans.
rsIrrfieId-Scnntnr Il. E.. Powe. Re.
pr"srnra'ives, J. W. BI:kcnry. 8. Jackson.
Aarlhnro'-Senator,J }. Murdoch: Rem.
J. W. David.
LancaS'cr-Rcp. William Reed, J. p.
Crnrkctr
~. L"kcs, Bcaufori-Rcps. W. f. Mar
lin. II. $. IIcvwarl
Prince Nillianis-Wm. W f. Colcock. W.
II. Davis.
ST. George. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VIM.
Carr; Rep. d. Gavin.
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On roses may theiI Footsteps move
I"eir tears bc aiw avs lcar> of love-
Their JOYS bc smiles ofoyc.

Once F"meIS L"unM Boy Now u
GOreIhOr. Ritucr was onc. :,
bound hoy to Jacob Myres Esq. an udr-
pendent farmer of Cumberland couu,v ,vh,
brought him mp. Al The late rrIchra,,, -,
The An ct July al Carlisle, MIR. Myers, presi-
dent. gave tn" following toast:
"By Jacob Myers, Prcsd, nj of the d,v.
Joseph RiIncr-lIc was always Good Lny
and has still grown better: every ,hnr bn
did he always did wclI he made - @on,,
Farmer. good Legislator. and is verv
good Governor"
Boys, read the above toast,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25
from Me !!Usk;y.,,, (.i,Lo

., hEFHoLTEES AND THE lNDLrENprS1
iEEA>uRi-N find in the Intc,ii".ur, %,
4nnicd from TN" New York Courier x En-
'i"ircr. an article on .rhc Safety of ,br
S'rrn,. Bon System" Appended 10 il as
well lis p"r;:'lcd in other Oppo>irion pon,..s
recently. l. ii new edition, probably 1hr
twentieth ar thirsir,h. oi list of old de-
ianltInS c'"!cciors, durin. the last iitly yc,rs
lhr moral and Intelligent Fc.lcr.!i,,,
nave The ciiron!rry or isnorantc to ci,;,,.
all these defaults 10 wlar they call The Sui.
treasury System or principle, when. in fact,
cvofy one 81 Them happened under the L.
Sla'e> Banh and pei i!;nh ~ stem.
L. .-' ;:n ;!h!:sr,i and misIcd snmmuui,v
he adn""ls!icd that the defaults hun. n, j.,
'uc;i lhr2" capitals and large sums, OF wi
i,y i. Harris, Lil.c!hury Hawkins. Si,uu, }
ti inly, ANA others all, all occurred while tic
United STATES l:nn, or the Stale bank :
were Keepers OF the public money. Thcv
were II rhrl "l and an incident TO- these
systems, nn'l Ins"parab!c from, them rather
'liah belonging 10 tic strong hoA system :,
OF an Independent Treasury.
: Let the people know also TIA, besides
tn"s: defaults, ihrr" have happened, under
The United Slnt's anI S.lc hnnk systems
IN" additional defaults and losses. bv banks
'','iHtl|'S, hi many millions.
Bcs'hrs those in The year lS37. cxccdiur
len or fli'crn nilliuns-part of whlcI, has
moi been pad, though most of it probably
VIII bc-thrrr is The follow ing list of hank
defaults. scarce dollar Of which ii is likely
will ever he paid:
Statement OF balances stated To be duo 10
the thicd STATES from banks Gornlcrly
Repositories OF the public nIoney.
Principal due Nov. ~, IS.!! SIO1., e5t no
i"'c'est 'efc"h |" NON. lSj|, 81 $50 =!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

Literary anal Scientific Murriu~c.-Mrs.
Emma Willard. II long and advantageous:
ly kn"wn as principal Of the Troy Female
Seminary, WAS married to DR.. e.. &. Iuc,
of tins city. The Albany Daily describe,
The ceremony a> lolIuws:-
The marriage was celebrated il, ihc cham
pei "I the institution, privately, with rh.
exception of relatives and personal friends,
a"'l the pupil, of t!lr school. These were
all present, tastrtnlIy dressed lur sucl, an
occasion. in white, and with .buuuri, of
flowers. Their number was som,. Luud,cL
and fifty or tw" llun,rrd. and !, orouu of
greater l"vcl'nc>s and beauty has scl.I ~,
been assembled on any orcason. The
spectacle was full of interest; and many -
bright eye sli>tcncd viii, tears. a> they saw
their beloved prrcrptor transferred iu,o +,
lady oi another name. We can ori> add
our hope that these SWEEP creatures, after
being thoroughly educated NAV in Inc ,c;,.
sou joHom IN Mc .joo.Sirps ofHyir iWuS,,j-
o"s predecessor! As 10 the happy coupIc
themselves, we give thcm Il wish from
Byron
On roses may thci, footsteps move
I"elr teaiS bc aw avs tc.r> of love-
Their Joys BIZ Smiles ui io,p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

4"h- S"""ri"g !Society.-A correspond-
cnt who signs himself 'Srnrx ,',nrhc CoJum-
hin Telescope. propnScs The formation ot
an An'-SwrarinS Society. We know mo-,
whether hr is in jest or earnest. Bur his
remarks are just and such Il society miuh,
do good. Swearing, it must hr admitted
prevails I" Il fearful extent. In some c,r,
m"n'tIrS, great majority swear The old
d"thr' on the verge Of The crave. pipe, ON,
hn oath, the ruil grown man in the vio,r oG
HE, curses with >lcn,orian powcrthc bloom
ing youth swcnrs in Il feminine tone. and tho
infant liSps in the language Of rrotanitv.-
NOW Is there no remedy for this! There
iS-and it Is very simple. Always think
twice before you speak once. Or, as Mr..
Jefferson suggests. II you are angry, conn,
lO,betore you give uircrancc to your :houub,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

The Inspectors of STEAMBOATS, for Mobile
arc playing the deuce among The bolcr,.-
Nearly all oi The boats which run to the in
trr!nrh under condemnation; and all those
To New Orleans arc in the same prctlica-
nch. Ii is certainly inconvrnIcni for the
present, but who can regret II, when such
II mnin'n'ons end Us the prcscrvali0n Of
ii'c Is TO hc attained by il! As soon ii, they
shall commence running, steamboat lrav-
ciiInS will Lr us safe Us sleeping in ouc's
he'd. The only persons likrly to Su!lir by
ihIs provoking security are the ncwsinon-
gers. There will now be no hrart-r,i!,lius
descriptions of manSlcd limbs flying hiIncr
and 'lither through the air-no more >hrirks
"t the dying and the scared; 20 more scenes
oi courtshIp enactc.i at sea with ouly thin
plank between the heaven OF nlatriunnv
aud tn" deep. deep waves-no morc--in
short, "O'"cllo's "ccup",ion's gone" and
we shall have to ''sci up some new meth
OIL of doing horrible and make our readers
hair stand OIL eud.-liOLHc Eruminer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

LOCKED JAVA remedy has hcen dis
covered Tor Tins dreadful ailection. 1t is
nothing but the application of warm slrong
Icy made rom wood ashes The parl in
!ured should u" baIhrd in lhc ley frequent
~. and in II part nf The body thai connor h.,
conveniently i'n,icrsrh apply llannels yvo,
ted with the ley. 1t allori, speedy relief
and gradual cure. This is very sim,lc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25
I'ro", TIC Pennsylvania Inquirer.
N IMPORTANT DIScOV ERY


fHE IEErlI.-Our friend Nadie noti-
COS discovery OF no little Importance TO
surh as are troubled with bad teeth. lie
says:-
Some time sircc, DR.. Caldwell, now a
practising dentist al No. IS South SIKH,
street, had Il (av0mrtc hu-sc which bad he
come incapable of caiiug hi, oats. and on
investigation "a Cariuts tooth Indicated the
difficulty to icSul, probably from uoih-aclic
Extraction was the remedy of co"r,r: the
poor hJr>r wiS trIppcd up, tying his feet to-
srticr as custom prcscrbrs his gum was
ihnccd as VIC poor hunnniiCS have too
often Witnessed, and IL pair of pinc"rs were
applied, as we tavc also experienced; even
mallri and ciiisel failed of their cllrct.-
The tooth w;ls Inractablc; no effect could
wIthdra" II from lis socket. The gum III
mctrd. aud. on examining il carefully The
doctor perceived Il li.aiIcnt at tue neck of
the tooth. aud wiIiIou, much thinking of
the elect hc cut it, The tooth immediately
tell ont, m was extracted with Il slight ci-
tort OF the thumb and iin.er.-Thls led
the operator to reflection, and the hint was
"hialncd which conicrS ul,Ou suffering Ea-
| nianiiy hrneiIi, which may be- esteemed
by the sufferer second only TO :hc ,:i>covc-
iics OF J"niIcr or the circulation ullhc blood.
o'"!"e"' cAPcIihl'"t> haFc Ihiy pro-
Vcd th:i human L., tli are also retained SO
powerfully III their sockets by l.amcnt,
and IT IS the breaking oltI,is which requires
so much mauuai force: and this, when c,ll
"h'ch give not 81 much pain a> lancI,l. .hc
| gums, luuscn, the tooth and it NAV immc-
dia'ely he extracted without pain VITA the
fingers! physician of our acquaintance,
whose name We are liberty To mention fire.
quested, has had the operation orrNtraclin.
] a large molar, .rebir IIn@cd tourh, in this
| way wn''onf pam, and SO gratiiird was he
hy The tact, thai lic investigated the anaro-
| my ot the parts and extracted I'LL the lccih
OF Il dead >nhIrct in tic same way, and
| with II" more difficulty than above rcta'cd.
III" ISa witness not to he impcachcsl, ho,
| with many others, has already been bcnc-
| ntcd ny TINS great anatomical discovery"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25
MELANCHOLY CASE OF HYpRornop1A.-

MELANCHOLY CASE OF iiYDRopuoBIA.-
s'"rcn ~, .r, TOT anu nvc years old, The son of
Mr. Thomas Fisher, of 1872 Second Avrnu,.
was slightly bitten ny ii small house doc.
"',eh III me time exhibited no svmprom Of
ny SaT"phobIa, and The Slight wnuuj il in
li'c'cd on The child was cnr>i,!,rcd of Ii,,l,
"r no consequence. In IL few duvs after rho
chli" was bitten, the do. weut mad and
was Killed, hu' as the child's wound Ind
nc'ico ana hernIoyc'l his usual goo, health
'"r several wcraS after. uo unpleasant con-.
sequences were apprchrndcd. The morn.
ms eI"re yesterday, however, the chill
shortly alter he had arisen from hcI cnn,-
P''ih'a "' hein. sick, and WIS anain pi., "a
III MS bed. where he remained nnI> :, shan
time and then lenpc'l out on the floor =. If
horribly allriShlcd ny something. Ek, ,I,c
Nclr'n" Of ad"g. He WIS n.ain placed ,n
me hrd us quickly as possible, nnl scarcely
cot INTO IL, when h" was affected win, ;,
S?nSn"dic fiji. i'll which he wrirhrd for :,
lew minutes in great asomy,--and then
d!cl.-N. \. JournM Com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-25

A"H- M0rrying Society.--In the North
Carolina Rutherford Gazette. we I,,eIv re,d
that some pcrversc bachelors (o!l ones we
prcsunc) had agreed to form an AMI Mar.
ryIng Society We suppose th,i these hone.
iu! persons are either Malthusi;ir,s. who he.
lierc that their ncig hborhood is over. .bur.
dcncd with starving population and do