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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18

STATE RIGHTs.-Nr perceive that the
Richmrnd Wing. aud other kindred prints
have The dlsngeuuonsDess to ascrihe to us,
an offensive motive in extracting from a
Northern paper an article justly cDmpli-
n,enlary to Mr.. PoinStu. in which his
course in the Notification cuntest is Incl
denlally alluded TO. Upon this subjecI we
will make no hypocri,lcal prerensIons for
the purpose Of securing arailable support.
We have TOO much respe", for our Slare
Rights irlenls;Io suppose that their conf
dence could be won 10y hollow ilaltcrv.-
This, however we can say in all con-
science, that we have much greater
sympathy even with what we may have
deemed their errors, than with The 0ppo-
site extreme OF Consolidation and its Fed
eral progeny. In their devotion ~ Stale
Rights they cannon exceed us, and their
present noble and disinterested support
OF The true principles of The Constitution
commands our warIRe-t admiration and
esteem. Some of US may differ as TO The
rened y TO be employed in cases of IA
grant inlraction of reserved rights, bul We
all agree in the importance of maintain
ing them in their full Integrity, secure
alike from open outrage or sophl>tical in
f1ngement. All the lille influence or a
hIiry which we may possess, shall he
exerted 10 this end, SO that The nrcessity
may never again recur for harsh rem
edial interposi,ion. In this case, pre-
venlion is indeed better than cure.-Glote.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18

Substitute Jort the Mutbery.-TheOsa
apple tree of Missouri is said to afford, an
abundance Of leaves eqnalto those Of The
MorusAl lullcauis,a food for the silk worm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18
Nt)TIEE,

PTherc will be protracied Meeting at
Little Stephens Creek Church. commencing
OH Friday before tn second Sabbath in Ar-
gust. Minisering Brethren are earnestly invi-
ted to attend.
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Public Notice.

VE'IIE Members Of the Baptist Church at
Rocky Cre"k, will petition the Legislature
Of South Carolina, at its next session, for the
Incorporation of said Church.
JuIy l6, 1899 tr2J
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18

B lex MAKINo.-We copy The follow
ing description Of new improvement in
Brick making, from the U. States tiazere.
We had the pleasure yesterday of wit.
Messing the operation of Il ma"hine for
making brick, which is one of great inse-
nuity, and il appears 10 us likely to super
ce'lc the old tedious and expensive motic.
Tie machine is chiefly Of cast iron, pom
derous and slrnug, us it is necessary il
should he for the work il has 10 do.
Six moulds, worked by a six horse pow
er engine, will I. lie in "A common days
work. 2p.0OU bricks. fiji, without other Ia
bur 10. I n the kiln. Tie only labor
besides piling the bricks, is that required
TO dig The clay, and haul it to the machine
where it is taken by elevators, and passed
from step to step. until the brick is pushed
Ivy the machine itself from The mould, ready
to b. put into the kiln.
The depth of clay in the mould before
the pressure, is about 4d inches, I, hch is
com pressed by the i'mneuse weight of
nearly 100 tons. brought into action ny
the ,oggle joint, To the common thickness
of two inches. The machinery by which
the mould is filled is curious aud efficient,
e. its efficiency is only equal!ed by lis SIM
plicliy. The machine now huilt is the
hrsl put up by the inventor, aud works
well and satisfactorily, so far as has been
tried. The material used was the loamy
suil in the vicinity of keusng'on, and
iron, this The bricks, as they came from
the moulds. were square, solid and, v'ry
ponderous. The machiue was built at
ihe Franklin Iron Works, Jas. +. Sutton,
proprietor.
The present machine is intended, we
understand. for Baltimore. As they must
have the effect Of reducing the cost of
making brick, nearly two thirds. and
consequently the price Of brick. we hope
to see these machines in general use.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18

You may be pretty sure that a woman
Is a scold who wears her mouth under heI
left ear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18

THE MoRMoNs have exciled a good deal
of interest in Cincinnati, where one .ot the
sect has been giving ii history OF that peo-
I.le and Of The prosecutions to which they
have been recently exposed in Missouri
1t is stated in the report given in the Gin
cInnali News, that they W re ruthlessly
driven from their homes, their property
destroyed, the women and children forced
Inlu the woods. without shelter from the
incIemency Of the weather Of January.
where thew roamed about Till their feet be
came 81 sore that their enemies tracked
them by their footprints q: BLOND. The
Al0rllons stated that there were instances
where me1, were murdered in cold blood,
and hovs. who had taken shelter from the
fury OF the mob, were dragged from their
hiding places, aud after being cruelty NAL
treated deliberately shot. In one case an
old man, soldier of the revelation, was
pursued by mob, hut findins he could not
escape, turned and smpplicaled their mer
cy. Tie reply he received was shot
from rifle. which wounded him mnrlally;
he still besoushl them 10 spare him. when
one of the party picked up scythc, or
sickle, and literally hacked him To pieces
as he lay OIL the ground.
Thomas Morris formerly US. Senator,
addressed the meeting;
ale said he had heeu in the vicinity Of
these transactions. and had taken some
pains to acquainl himself with The facts;
and from all hr could learn. the Mormons
were all industrious and harmless people,
that no specific charges mad hcrn brought
against them by the Executive Of Missouri.
bul that their persecution was for no other
reason than that their religion gave offence
TO a mob, for causes which may a, any lime
Undue the same prosecution of any reli-
nious sect in our land. He sail he believed
the statements made TO be true, and that
they were corroboraled by those who resi-
dcd in The vicinity Of their occurrence"
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In the United States there are "a State Tenn
pcrance Societies.
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PROCLAMATION.

Hamburg, July II, 1899 "a
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07
AUGUST :.
DR.. HUNTS Botanic Pill
IN the midst Of general and IN MANY ,,,,..

= y the midst Of general and N many ,,.,.-
N not unioundec prejudice against man. -
medical remedies Of the day. On. HrNrfs n A'
have the cnviabc distinction of un,,e,..I NJ
5atIon. They are perhaps the only mcd,ri,.' NJ
ltely advertised that has The full and un,ss.p Ss
testimony Of medI'ai men in its favor. # -,
only one which gives full satisfaction 10 -. 'h
chasers Dr.. Hun, has the satisfaction q, - p~''
that hisFlilS are not only recommended and ,t
seribed by the most experienced physicians IN
daily practice, bot also taken by those '-'H
themselves. whenever they feel The syn,s p,,D'ss
those diseases IN which thew well know ,he,, W,
eiicaCloas.
These Pills, are confidently roeomm.rJ.,
the following complaints, aud directions q, ~
accompany them: dyspepsia all It's forms. b,ir'
and liver affections, IN every stage and dcptso
male sickness, more particularly the nausea
dent 10 mothers -four albus; fever and aous.
tent consumption or decline, whether ofibe E,.
lungs; headache and giddiness, loss Of a,,ne,,,s'
nervous trerlors; Eebrlation. or deliriuu f,e,-
iPasmodie affections of all kinds; the rLeur.,.
whether chrome or lnHamatory; nervous ..,t'
Gus fever ofesery variety; scroiula, sal, rhenm,.
~ b'"'cheS, Dad hGmorS, and impure conaIe,,.,
u me SKIN; reStessness at night. ard daily ,,,,
unity and melancholy; the summer compl,;n, .
holera morhus or darrhtsa in grown pe,so,'.
worms and fatucncy with bad breath. cblo"T
I'd palpltation Of the heart aud head chance.
enale constitution; and Tor impaired and d...
anlzed constitutions IN either sex which bs,o
cen permanently relieved by any other me.,c,r,'
The purchaser should be careful 70 ne, I'
enulne at 100 Chaham-slroet, New York
ne authorized agents, all others are Laso
,norant lmposllons. For further patticpl,,s
specially invite the public To peiuse his o,l.
dverilsementS and medical papers, which NAV ~.
expended upon for their strict and acknowtaJ.y
nth. 's'e
LORENZO PERRY, Agent.
swanton. vermont
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07

bodies, and taking out the still palpitaIing
heart OF their victim aud tossing II abou
as ball, Is was done 10 the body OF III,
gallant Chenler and say that a British
enemy Is not as cruel and as savage as ei-
lher Russian ar a Mosem.
I The same gentleman is unfortunate IN
regard 10 his remarks on Texas. W
! had began, he said, acros the Sabine Ttvei
before our citizens had embarked in it
Was it not SO IN Upper Canada '-were
not the same men who came here hungry
and naked, but a few DAYS before The
schooner Ann comes 10 be talked OF, n
part OF Duncomb's discounted party, and
was not MackenEc y others on Navy Isl
and NJ the tine 2-and be will admit, that
was in Canada, and had they not possession
o that place ave & kept il too, not with
standing the thousands that egregious
Popinjay and B0badI, Sir Francis Bond
Head had gathered To dispossess them -.
nor would ! mention this were il not
that there is an evident want Of candor
on The part Of The prosecution, a wish TO
withhold, or pervert facts, that unless 1t is
10 crafty foreign vengence--is 10 me al
gether unaccountabIe. If there was a
military expedition began and set on foot
there were Canadins here and elsewhere !
capable so TO do-and if they wanted aid, |
either arms or means, the history of the |
past when ! was absent-plainIy shows
that it could be done without me.
We offered on my paIt at the close of
he examination OF witnesses To submit the
'ase as ii was TO yon Gentlemen, which
vas rot accepted by the District Attorney,
We are willing, still to submit it now.
Again he says he will not, | will not
hen gentlemen take up any longer your
ime nor that Of the court, but leave my
'lacc for the very able counsel who has so
indy given to me their professional ser
ices through This tedious matchmaking
hat expect nothing from you-but that
'ou will well weigh the evidence brought ,
galnst me, and il in your minds YOU think a
have violated the constitution of this, 1
~ adopted country, which as a naturalized
ltlzen have sworn to support-in Gods
anne and by the oath you have taken
unlsh me--let not wha; | have already
Uttered retard you; you have a duty to
erIoTm, do it, am willing to abide the
sue.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07
"A Ne,c Theory
INTERESTING AND APPLICABLE
TO THE AFFLICTED
WITH DISEASES OF

The Stomach, or Nerves
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic or
Casual, under The acorst symptoms Of
restleSsnese; Loaoness of Spiriis and
General Emaciation CONSUyMP-
1ION, 1chether cfthe Lungs or Liver i;
LIVER AFFECTIONS J.4JN-
DICE, both hillary g. Spasmodic;-
COSITVENESS; WOR.NS of eperv
variety; RHEU.M,4TIS.M, achether a.
cute or chronic; together with GOVT.
SCROFULA; Pains an the lead, back.
limbs and side, TYPHUS FEVER
SCARLET FEVER, Putrid Sore
Throat, FEVER e. .AGUE, Spasmod-
&c Palpitation Of the Heart 6. .4rteries,
Nervous hritabiHty, Nervous Weak
ness, mysteries, Tic Douloureur, cramps
Female Distractions, Heartburn. Head
ache, Cough, the common or humid. &.
the Dry or the Whooping; ASTHMA,
Graoel and Dropsy.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07
Highly Important!

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspen,,
bilious diseases, piles, rheumatism, consImp,,o,
coughs, colds, splitting of blood, pain in the cbc
and side, ulcers, female weakness all driIrale..5
mercurlal diseases are successfully treated at H.
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham ,r,so
New York 'V
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07
DR.. EVANS
Comomile d Apcricnt Pills.

GAN LOW SPIRITS.-Low spirits is cor,,..
W state of the mind, accompanied by iur,oe,
ton wherein the greatest evils are anpr,IsrJ,4
upon the slightest ground, and the worst con,,,
quences imagined. -4ncent Medical writers ON,
posed ms disease 10 be confined hose partlcuo,
regions OF the abdomen, technically called hypor
dndia' winch are situated on The right or LETT sds
OF tnat CAVITY whence comes the name hypocon
rlass.
SYMPTOMS.
The Common corporal symptoms are, hatnercy
IN the stomach or bowels, acfid eructations. rms,
liVehess, spasmodIc pains, gldJinCss, diinneEs Of
oishl, paIptatlons, and often an utter iualiiivo
hNihg the attention upon any subject ofimporrance
or engaging IN any thing that demands yioor o5
courage. also languduess--the mind become,
irritable, thoughtful, desponding melancLolv and
detected, accompanied with total deranoeu,ento c
the nervous sysrcm. The meu,al feelings and no.
cuar train Of ideas that haunt the im,oin,,o,
and oyerWheirh the Judgment exhibit an tfuj,e
diversity. The wsest and best Of men are as omen
to this afilction as the weakest,
CAUSES.
sedentary life OF any kind, especially severe
study pIotracr ed TO late hour in The ,,,,bt and
rarely relieved by social intercourse, or eEe,ci,n
absolute habit, great excess in eating and d,iL.
ing, me mmoderate use Of mercury violent nm
galVes,the suppression Of some habitual discharoe
N"'' INC obstruction OF the mehses,) or long conb
ned eruptlons; relaxation or debility of one Or
more important organs within the abdomen. isa
requent cause.
TREATMENT.
Ihe principal objects oftreatment are TO remoys
Indigestion, to strengthen the BODY and 10 enliyep
me spirits, which may be promoted by exetel,e.
1a''y hours, regular meals, and pleasant conyersa.
I'oh' ne bowels ut costlve) being carefully REQ.
nIa'eu ny lhe occasional use OF mild aperepr.
kno" nothing better calculated to obtain tins
'hn, lhan Dr. VIM. Evans Aperent Pis--beng
"''o anu certain IN Their operation. The bowels
1c,nS once cIeansed, his inestimabe Camonie
rms (whlch are tonic, anodyne, and anti-sps,
nodic,) are an nfallible remedy. and ,y;,Lan, as.
'ute have proved great BLESSING TO the nnmerops
ubic. wv '"''''''
Some physicians have recommended 6-ee yso
Il mercury, but it should not be resorted to. nc IN
many cases tt will greatly aggrava,o, The s,,o,,oo,
" The above invaluable medicines ,ore,ber
With '0s''"''
Jr. Hunts Botanick Pills; DIR, Coode',
efe6rofee Female Pills; DR.. Exams Ftre
'ague PsHs; DR.. Evans' Soothing SEr-
up, Jor 1eethtng, are entered according
act OF Congress, and the right 10 prepare them
as been secured and are yended at 100 Chatham
lgents. "'N "PP0'"''N
a.1'odny-Stephen Van Setback:
IrOy--Z. CLARK;
WdfeTJoTd-Messrs Scott.
saratoga Spd-G. NJ. Dawson:
Sandy HiH-James Wight:
VERMONT.
Mo"tpeheT-E. p. Walton g. Son:
S~Gnton-Lorenzo Perry.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07

NNu'N0t ~ NV tlIdl tiiro
Although 1t appears TO your petIlIoi1
that her husbands fate is irrevocably 81
ed, nevertheless, trusting in the kindly
and good feeling Of your Excellenfl
heart, she has not lost all hopes, and Y
has believed that il the life OF her husoa
could he spared, her prayer would mol =
without effect.
Therefore your petitioner takes ad''o
tage Of the little time her husband has ]
live, TO beg of your Excellency 10 oi'q
that his life shall be spared and il yo,i
Excellency be pleased to spare the he !
the husband Of your petitioner, boIh
them shall feel grateful towards yon Il
will never cease to pray for your Exec
cy's happiness and that Of your family
HEYRIETTE CADIEUx De LoEIMIi
Montreal l4th Feb, 1889.
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NEH- 8. CHEAP As THE cYrIprcr

USI receive6 general assortment, n c.ood.ary
y sfapted to the season, COMPRISING aImos,.ra,
every useful article usually called for ats 60
Try store which will be sold very low for cash &C.
On 'hoft credit to responsible and prompt custom
s l. 4: VAN DUZEE &Co. ca
s"anton Falls, June Goth, 1889. .nce
len,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07

he blood has hitherto been considered by Fm-
plrlckS and others, as the great regulator Of the
human system, and such is the devotedness of the
adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that thew
content themselves with the simple possession or
this falaclous opinion, without enquirinp into rho
primary sources from whence Life. Health and
'igor emanate, and, rice cersa, pain sickness dis.
ease and death. Notao with DR.. HUNT (vhose
extensive research and practical experience so eu.
inent y qualify him for the profession of which he
mas been one OF the most useful members H.
a moments reflection will convince
any reasoning mind of the correctness Of bis y;o,
that the stomach, liver and the associated o,an
are the primary and great regulators Of health and
'hdt inc blood IN very many instances is dependent
oh lhese organs, and that unless medicine reaches |
az ROOI OF THE DISEASE. the suDorf- |
c'df dnodynes usually prescribed serve bnt az Co;I
70 cover the ravages of deep. rooted maIadies -
uhuer these convictions, at the expense of vears
81 close application the doctor has discove,ad
medicine whose searching powers are irresistible
ina IN prescribing, 1t is with a knowledge of IL.
'elhg radical cure IN the various diseases a.
eady enumerated, even ifapplied in the most cri,
eai cases but he does not pretend to ascribe IN
HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency, although from nos;,,v.
roofs within the knowledge Of hundreds ia
repaired to show, that when every otbe, 5000
emedy has been given 10.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
ave never been known to fail in efTeclinc ,,yo oT
gratifying results, that of raising from Inc ha
ickness and disease those who have ,es,od -
r.t.-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07
HUNTS BOTANIC Pills

nave never been known to fail in efecling ,,yo 90
~ gratifying results, that of raising from The hed II
sickness and disease those who have tested r.,
erhcacy, and thus amply rewarding DR.. Hum, f,r
long and anxious study to attain this perf,cfjo H.
the HEALING ART |'''''' al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
GENTLEMEN'S
GAIT OFF CT % II HIN g

BovSHTs FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH Br
H. LEvETT, II Duane 81, doors from William.
lnY- KNOWING there persons who make great pun
m esr adv~~ for Cast on Clothing &c &c and who
rnasr d. not give the full value for the same-H L.
will those gentlemen who may have such articles by
them and who send for him. Of receiving the very utmost
value in CASH for every article.
MIA line through the post Office otherwise, to the
above address will meet with dus attention. mys6w.
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DIrLs OF EXCHANGE, payable on all parts OF ures
ID Britain and Ireland In Of Es 70 srcvn for sale
:, g. j. sYLvEsTERs,
myas 80 Broadway and ~ Wan H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31
ITO daily puff all care away.
Just smok a light Sesar 20

THE BEST and extensive assortment Of SEGARS
this city to be found SEIXAS' old stand II Cedar
street. where constant supply the most approved brands
always to be with The arrangements which Sexas has
made enable him furnish his with direct mporta
ons selected from the manufactures by competent and expe
renced judges and he is prepared at all times to srnh the
public with segars of exquisite flavor and quality either at
wholesale retail.
Among other favorte brands, he has hand large
supply Of Noreago Regaa from the government manaac-
tory very superior brand and exquisite
aas La Norma Tabuca Congress and with many
others that be comprised within the limits Of an advr
tisement
Strangers before purchasing elsewhere would do well TO call
II Cedar street. where they may be assured Of obtaining
but the genuine article
To his old friends and customers Sexas need only say that
he determined maintain that superiority which his esae
shment has acquired from the known excellence oil ms stock
Of Segars
In addition to the above enumerated brands ne has also
supply Of Cubana superior and avore sega and the
only lot that has been imported for
should lose time ihey DESTROYS of enjoying this luxury
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Nezt to the corner OF
Fulton street in Nassau street. This we'll known
having undergone thorough re6ttng in complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may honor with their
patronage.
There this house, lower storywhch thrown
entirely open public bar room large room upon the
cond story by "a well suited for the accommodation Of
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted
the referees the transaction of other private
business.
be furnished with dinners suppe composed Of every
species Of game decacy which the markets afford short
notice [jell.yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

ID GRAHAM, Ladies' Tuscan, English and French Straw
II. Hat Manufacturer beg TO inform the public that he has
hand large Of Tuscan and English braid Bon
nets from the the finest qualities manufactured in
that be erceed by the city for color
and elegance shape He especially invites the attention Of the
ladies to the Swiss Cottage-shaped Bonne winch the
most elegant that be imagined and only to be to
be admred also Lsghorns every variety All the above
warranted to be imported and to clean we'll aud be
chased by the single hat al reasonable prices
Always hand and made to order all kinds Of silk honey
comb shrred and framed millinery Bonne made up according
to the latest fashions and in the neatest general
assortment OF Ribbons and Artificial Flowers Of choice sec
ton and every variety Orders from the country phctuay
attended to.
Mrs. Graham continues clean bleach alter old Tuscan
and Straw Hats Of every description in her well knewa elegant
STYLE Mrs. g. thinks that her style Of bleechng cannot be
surpassed she having constantly engaged the beeehng
pressing and manufacture of for the last fourteen years.
Scotland and this city She has discovered Of
bleaching BY which the color Of the Oldest hat made to look
white when without the injury the straw,
and leaving smell Of sulphur Leghorn hats cut pressed
and trimmed in the latest fashiol myl4lmd&W'
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ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
builders

ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
others they constantly hand and prepared to
furnish notice. architectural ornaments Of every de-
scrpon @for the interior finishing Of dwellings. churches
and other public buildings" viz, capitals for csunns and
all the orders OF architecture CONSOLES uses, en-
riehed oudngs rostes. p.tares rere ornaments re &c
any The long proved quality Of composition orna
ment executed BY them renders useless TO say much IN
its euogy; and with the they possess and from long
practice the execution Of models mosds and every depart
ent Of business natter themselves that for sodaes OF ree
and general sharpness and beauty their work will be found
much superior any thing Of the kind done in other place.
they having avoided that tiny Eat and underlined appearance 90
much justly complained o. Great attention having been
paid TO the Of manufacture TO insure the best quay
The lowest possible price, they happy say that their pre-
seat scale OF prices will found be beyond the reach Of
abatement competitions. ~
Builder. out Of New York. in any Of the United stae'
wcnld End a material savsg, and likewise procure superior
article by calling writing for thing Of the knd hs may
require a, We have on hand enabled ill orders TO
= CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 500 Broadway,
uvllsu. One door from Niblsi