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NEW MEDICINE.
Dr. G. Il. PhcLp's C0mponHl TOMATO PILLS,

[ntircy Vegetable
4 and iHr"lu be Nedici"e for MI Diseases, aso
Il substitute fDr (ni2n./, a a cUthHrtic IN EererS
nml Ill billions Affections.
TINIIESE popular Pills cny d of Il newly dis
i covered Akaiinc substance, extracted hOni the Tomato
moy d>ci ELECTS, helic,edto be the rs, Alter
and cat.urtiC Mclrnr discovered. 1hct hay"
been ahunhAnily and u'y tried and have cd
universal appreciation or scrouil Dyspepsia JrUndicc Bl
,'us diseases, Gravel" !tunM Coughs, Culs Influenza,
Cat .rth Nc.os Diseases Acid stomAc htnular swell
Hlss Of all kinds, Cusl,v".c Cole. lirllaChr,Nc.
Al intioc TO Contagious and Er"enlic Diseases to pre-
vent the "risati"u vi Iou. AMI liver "i'c"ns Fever and
Asur, &c. those side hot climates. 10" aAd
mtrshy and the best that he USED for
those ocaes SaImoa viii find infIbi' remedy
for the ur.y: and IRA. elrrs the bet mrdci"e they
the dangers Of exposure unhealthy eli
'atc For ordinary Family P!ys. theyarc univers Ally mp
proved a. the best offered.
The pee u,;a o the Tomato Plant, have for n Icing
time attracted the attention of the medic profession and the
public, gir,t iu directed to the de-
vcocmcnt Of It's 'lrna qualities, wc the proprietor
happy being able presents his pills 10
'r public, with the ful confidence Of their being the MOST
SAFE and VALUABLE REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED N,AGrDus
certificates If cure. from thuas who them and
testimony of several physicians who prescribed them, al
tn cooh"rnte tins upinr. The rapidly
demand for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
them, additional evidence of their its and
.ulurss
In presenting this article public, tie prop cter
influenced by the hope that a prepared VII III urh
aud wi' regard tho Cheulcai und Thrapcu
proper oil Is several tcirts should take the place
OF the cspnnsble medicine, ul the day, with which tat
country oundan from the favor already bestowed up"l
ply and others, he feels justified in expecting th
result.
For full cf this interesting discovery, teSnoni
ais mode Of operation. Nc. pamphlets whct may hc ha'
gratis OF all wiu sell these pills. -. . -
None genuine. without the signature of q. Il. FiElPS
NJ D. sole PROPRIETOR Hartford, Conn.
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T. irt.i ffNr-f ell $ NuA. |, =. . ~ i lttiS
- DANIEL Webster pea, Fes,'s i; r. hnt's' pen
Congress- large i, Pcrr,'s fla ~pras do
do small do DO 3s,'t ,, do
u iiilrl's ln,.s dc ~ double rnlent
d, nariJ ihuhie patent do
Cillo's barrel DO 90 Au:ionni do
And G.ul't Hornm,ryia, (nr vie If
DAVID Ft.t.r |. Go, ~ l,iartrts 81,
fr6 \ >'oi"rrs Han
u COP..s. N"-Iust rvcrtved an; tor sale by
VIM McNran corner Of Camp AMI Common streets,
general so','ncnt"t surveyors '-":nro.."s,
Mathematical Instruments, ''ra"mg ts"S
tractors,
Ivory >tno<, ,inucr's ;:c,lrs, Glass 'i'rians'es,
Parallel Raiders. Microscopes, The, monc'uy&,
CuunIa OnSruras Surrey Chains,
NenSu Tapes. &c
& sIAlING CNED--Jnst received " h'w g'o~,,
ovrry superior FHuc, carts, som" very hin and
"S , 'S sale '''' y s,,,n,r- f = hSTt re-. st
i AY-!,tt bu,rs Northern landing tinm hlig Aiicr
4 opposite post No /, SECOND hi"ncil,"ty, and
for sale by SHAH. n BROWN,
april "A 50 'irgazrc ~tr"'t
. AuM Aii,El', and liq,orl,c and 'naul.ui cus"+
~ . " ''' ''''' ;i,vl> & ANDREWS,
alb corner Comm vi &. i"!' ,u"i,nuln> sta
Ysil.iIt stD Hi;l.~A t;l;.t N-,-Jus, ,rce,.,d Il
lu$ll & N.LEN,
april Exchange Hotel cor t, Eurlrs :. tou,,.un 8,
ARlEH Oll---it uxr. liari" OIL, rcc, i, my per
4 d barque Ch ,nlicl,rr, Tor >;t'r by
alb SNAIL x hit''WN 20 Ho=nz'n" 81
=. PERM CANNli.'S--GO b. Jn,;'> rnrcnt, aud
| y far sue hy sS:I... 4 !! ,t'\'N,
| alb Magazine >I
NJ utt,lS & Go. NJ. IS thn~iiaS f,1,ct arc row
| ~ ,,c-,vir. AMI ",,.u ir r.,,>r ,!,i,,;A, s.
s,nut,At and tnStnnN ir ~ ok OF C.utl g., ti, '
l,av,. ever c>h'":tt IN iAs ,nnr2"', consisting i:
part "t the iniinHi4 articles: Hue. tnr hiArh l.I
"'hcS' ''h'"' ''""" ca, 'F' '''"'''' ''''''
ana go u'n CIV" ''e an" "'SSS e"''S r ,t l.
S''"'' "' '"'', wa 20" 'F'"l ''''' '
60; 'a"e' ana p','" ~ wy az /. ''' 'I'"'
Pa,''"'"'s. e".''S'' "nu w., or"
SUN gu" " " "
""R,''' qua '',"c" ''n'y Nv" ~" Dt,' ",u
,'.'I' .'''"a' ,, sI,, y ~,
s;, n ,h,,Is and d nv.rs In,
Inn, arL ration shlfi,, with ljrln hysons, blair
I,rn, I-',,.,,. .-,.,.r, nrA Main h,rl silk u,u
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STEAv1 Is1lA's' EesLgS.

- ADDLEtti w Aitr,.-- he Subscribers, ,"nnn
- tacturels and wholesale dealers in s.dlirry
goods, are no" Iece wing by LAKE arrivals from tn,
lnr;i, IN addition their former stock eX' en-
s.ve assortment Of articles in their !in", among
winch are the following, VIZ:
l ,.iias mud n1issea nlnln and nuiliru 8 IL Il.s
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Is ~ 3 . ~ J: !. r.. y ~
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NEW MI SiC-D, Native Music The Convent j!
~ Pima ran,ing, rowing Biudc; Never Despair, ii
don't re,ncilHr the beautiful glade in the Draml
Romance; The White Horse Of the Pep pers Thou
come and } Love thou arr near me, Jung by MISS
ri in the. grand Rum ullG Drctn Amlhe Good Mig
i',. mr"l ~ AMI parting; ear. not far spring G
fckl wing by II Ku@sc.I; Conc, come, 'ii art
ROW; l.lr on III" uccan wave, by II Russell; She
watche, tor ii; 70 mo let !aIi tear; Come to m
morning Der the waters hv tuu Ihi; There no home
ike lly own, nrrn9cd for I'll" harp hv L lnhafre.-
Royal VALVES, bv y Ficchr tlnr,.n Nc'rria' Court
Ruatlri.lcs. Jn-t received and tor nr by
dig HCtsEI, 10 Comp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-25

EAFoansbc General AGENT No. Is Exchange Place,
the Pos, Office Also by Feych4lu, No l2j Rue Royal
J. Baker & Go, No - New l.cvce.
DR.. Marshall Corner 81 james and Tciapltoulus Ste
J. Ross Lafayette City.
G Morrison No II, Canal street
Jones, corner Tivoli Circle an. Triton ". lk.
IL Those that wish AgentsI address T. AtFOL
ANSEE, "ioes ic Agea mar "
AN AGNERS LIQUID UDENTloA.-las
Wv been long used both here and in the nor h
with uniform success. tor cleansing and whitening
the teah, and preventing the ,onlhache preserving
the gums, purifying III. Orcata, aud relIv!ng most
diseases which Tho mouth Is liable in either the
adult or infant --O.e tea spoonful, mixed in wine
u,ssfu of pure water. aud So applied to the teeth
in usual manne with brush, will etfec,ual!y pre-
vent scurvy, and ward off that cxcru,la!ng poin
The tooth ache.
Prepared only by T. F. Wanger, Surgeon Den
list TO Jefferson College, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON u Co. IL Canal st:
is snle agents for Wanger's Ohrntica
VINSS--lU0 bozes in store for sale by
| 4 G i A1D~, ,r.A=
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FkAISAA&N sNS 1HNAht
YEEllE public are respectfully informed TINT TINS ns
4 tuition is erected on the u,ns, improved plans
airy aud most ad, lrahie situation, i'll tho uut.u
Funklin, upon the raili I'D, mile from The MisN
'sipi
The building is large az most connloiiously divided
ml nents for k.rrn, separate different classxs,
AID d herent ssilssses.
The nsssta,;ou supplh with the skiliul and
attentive male and tsnas. und speaking TIE
r03a modern languages.
Private rooms ,eay be had by gentlemen at Eve dol
lars per day. in"Epdin. attendance, &c.
Terms ia tho mary wards, two dollars per day.
Slaves also Two dsis4a, Saia Pos in The Ordinary
| wards, five tlehrrsss
All sapna sBGgieal operations extra.
Tbs is$lient phssicial is Dir Weide,nan, to whom
application tar aanission uust be mn1s. to DIR c
liz Ietibcfg. No II Ranpart street. ap19lv
| n laAXIsiiS COPrF R-Jusl ,ee,is.a, in store 20
He tasaa from to 90 sheets 90 X 60 inchss
s LUCkEN 10,
msy If Front lsses
| ElNACHANGf. ONPHILADELPIlIa--T eals s.
| IA na YOikE, IS csmp 81
/ MISS FORBID bhls Tor sale by
| vi mo Ii ,Nhs, 4s FAR? X
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s,ul,D'S >TtDENT:S MANUAL
4 I0dd's Sabbath lSc'ool Teacher
Atbo,s Corner S'olr; AbGoi's Family Home
Abruls Way 10 d" 'iood; Horns's Introduction
Ahhnt's l"urE Christian
Dicr' complete Works, 7 volumes
Hannah Moole's Private Devutions for saie at 70
Camp ST., by
may ALEX. TOWAK.
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{ sI.A\ ING Ctlil)----Just received II tw gIo~>
oivrry superior FrencI, curi~ som" ve"v hin and
fine, for sale cheap nv y FrlI Co,
inlO y Y Sstati,nar% Il III, a t'hlrirGs ST
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FOR SALE BY,
Folasbc, General Agent No. Is Exchange Place, neal
the Post Ollce. Also by fcychiu, No l2j Rue Rosa
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T.: AEON >lnt.S-.l,u casks tni",nioti cured in
store for s,le Gy q DORSEY,
All, , II New lryre
4 lNSEED U[L--5VG g,ltou~ it ~io'e and Tor sale
~ hy SHALL g. BROWN,
april : 96 Magazine ST
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NANCY MATCIIES-Wih beautiful paintings,
o.,s ,u A TRlER,
-, 81 Magazine ST
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
New spa'isag and ssskaasaler
G5hsbsAS.

7NNIlE Subscriber informs his friends ANA
Il the public generally Ihat he has just re-
;aiv:;i from New York, complete assurt-
nrnt al Staple Fancy. Spring aud Sum.
n.r Golds-anong which are.
81 Al 5-4 and -l brown Il bieached Shirt
ings and Sheetlngs
a handsome assortment light col'd Pants.
50 pieces light coI'rd London 'lo.
Frencn prints and printed Jaconet,
Monrnln- and half mourning prints and
Allls.ilrs,
Super printed Lawns,
Al and II Cambrirs and cambric NlusinS,
Swiss and book Nimslins,
Jac"nct. plaid and stripe do.
Ly0IInaise and brucudr 90.
Ladies' and gents white and black silk II. S.
aud kid Gloves.
g Cotton and thread do.
- (" Misses black and white nett
A handSome assortment Of gauZe and satin,
aad Mantua Ribbons.
Lace and t;;llZr do.
Best Italian servings. black blue, back, and
assorted by the quantity,
licm-Sitried, AMI super linen cambric llkfs
Mems and boys Pongce do.
Ladies' gaIZe. ilernani, aro-dc-nep and sew
ing silk HEi's.
A Irish linens and linen lawn,
Plain. inserted and lri.led bosoms and linen
collars,
81 and l0-i liable diaper, 81 birds eye and
RUSSIA Diaper,
GA S-4 and l0.4 damask table covers,
French napkins X towels,
french brown and grass Linens.
Viii e and brown linen Drillings,
Super rib d do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants
OSlIabnrgIIs,
Gases ni' palm leaf md willow Hoods,
English Devon sllaw BOnnels,
\ large assortment Of silk and co:ton hose
AMI half Hose,
81 and A plaid and strircd domestic,
Silk satin, and MafseI'es Veslng,
Parasus ani Umbrellas
Furniture dnity and fringe.
BEi:k bomhaZines a,r! merinoS for Coats,
Paris neciIe workl muslin caps & collars
French baskets. bl"ac!ir,l Russia Shoeting-
ANY thing like Il gene aI enumeration o.! -
ticlrs is mpra' ticabl'; but tles'' III addition
his former stock, make it sufficiently extensive
md he trusts his prices arc sufficiently mol lcr
,e to be worthy the attention of all who WI.
10 supply themselves with arlirles in his line.
His former customers and MI who buy in III
market, will do him. aud perhaps therls"!ve
4 favor. by examining his assortment be!ol"
JOHN o B FORD.
Hamburg, March IL. 1S:}9. #
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
Slaeriii,S Sales.

bY virtue ofsundry writs of F;eri Faeias, to
I'D me directed. will be sold at Edgefield c. II.
on the first Monday and Tuesday in April
next, the following properly, viz: x -.
G. A. Dowd. vs. William Dolby, the tract of
land where defendant lives. continuing one hun
dred and fifty acres, mere or less, adjoining Ro-
bert Mccullough, aud Washington Wise.
Joseph Woods VS. Lewis Ellzey. olle tract of
land containing six kundred acres, more Or less,
ad dining Thomas Morris and others
Samuel Auares, VS. John A Rearden, Stes,
riicn Terry. Sen. and Stephen C. Terry, the
tract Of land formerly belolising 10! Stepheh
Terry. sen. Acknowledgements Lowe, & others.
containing - acres. more or less.
Wiley Glover VS. John Thurmond, ,Guttridge
Thnrmond and l,andal DelauGhter; other rlsin-
tils VS. the same; seven negroes belonging IL
John Thnrmord. viz: Julia, Alley, Rcneb
Louisa, Bill Mack and Nelson. -
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
w. II. MOSS, S. ED,
March II 1920 c6 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
Comm ullicafiOns.
''Of earthly go DDS, the best is good wife;
\ bad, the blGcrest curse OF human iiie."

''Ofearthly go DDS, the best is good wife;
bad, the bilEcrest curse Of human iiIe."
Mr.. LDlroR-1'he interest | have al
stake, IS IiIe unIy apology can offer, Tor
requesting your advice on so delicate
subject. Il am one of the lOrtunaies who,
after many anxious efforts, have selected
lady, whom will shortly make my COM
panuu for life; but YET am doubtful whe-
htr her qualifications will render her what
the people call, though frequently without
neanias, good One.'-That you may
be the better enabled to advise me cor
recllv, shall stale, in as few words as
possible, what those qualifications are
She is what the Institutes call al Gradu-
ale;" that is, she has taken two or three
lessons in music-fIas committed To mem
ory few French phrases; knows someu
thing oI Botany; draws tolerably well;
has a confused idea of Chemistry; and,
holds no meau rank amnug asrouunlers.
Besides. she has paid considerable alien
lion to all other desileratums peculiar 10
her -ex-such rs staying, tacing ANA put
ding, in all their practical bearngS.-As
it may not be amiss, would here take the
liberty of expressing my appreciation OF
this wonderful discovery, ofimproviuS the
persons Of the Fair, by a skiIlul application
Of these modem fashionable appendaecs.
The above qualifications she possesses
in an eminent degree. The consequences
that flow from them, are Notwithstanding
IA ze,ous follower Of all the lale admira-
bile fashions she has no little employment
Tor her n.illiuers. Her disposition is such us
is generally nd9anl"ng Ladics Of her
rauk. Ambitious. perhaps, TO exhibit her.
self as oilen as pnssihle, she would have
her Parents 10 give a party every week or
two. She attends Church whenever all
ertra Preacher is TO hold forth; delights IN
critic!sms-is fond Of Innocent amuse-
ments-such as "Whisl" &C., expresses
her sentiments freely, regardless whether
they be offensive or not in their tendency;
aud in fine, will hold no mean compari-
sou with any of her sex, in any of The Pc
cuiarities oil the age. And withal, what
some think a climax TO every possession,
she has an independe nj fortune al her dis
posal. Now, sir, wish to know whether
a ladv thus characterized, he calculated
TO make your humble srrvanr-happy!
INQUISITOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
PROCLAMAIaO.S.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
cnInMRIA MARCH l3 lS30.

By His Erccilcncy PATRICK NOBLE. Esq.
GoccrnOr and CommanIcr-in-chief IN and orr
the STATE of South Car0iina.
NNT THEREAS, Information has been receiv-
Wv ed in this Department, that most ut
trOcIous murder waS committed in Lanrcns
District, Oh the 9th of this month. by Garter
Par!cr on the bod ofJrfersoa Ropland. and
that said Parker has 4 d rum jnsricc.
Now, knew sc. that % the end .usicc may be
done, and that the sud Garter Paracr may he
brought to legal trial a;d cultl gn .,u .Ishuent
for his offence. aI aforesaid. 30 hereby offer
reward 0fTliREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
for his apprch nso and delivery into any Jail
in the State. Carter Parker is described as
being about 81 years ofage, about {! fee! j inch
high, light co!ored har. beard inclimis to red
dishneSs rather thin visa e. sandy complexion
talks quick and cuts his words siiorI; iace to,eril.
bly, broad ut the eyes but narrow al tie ciIi!: Il
small piece broken of OF one of his iro:' IL" tIl;
bread shoulders, slender waist, has Il lahi o.
sucking his teeth, large knees and knr, hmee,!;
he is blacksmith by trude and fond of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand ard seal of the State.
at Columbia. I:}lh day of March, in the
year u! our Lord one thousand eigh! hun
drrd and thirty v-nine, and in the sixty third
year of the Independence Of the United
States Of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
BY the GOVERNOR
NJ LAEoRpE, Secretary of State.
March II. lS35 f7
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MARRIED

BY Elder William J. bergman, on
Tuesday. the 18th of February. Mr. Jdnts
Wright, in his .2lst year. 10 Mrs. Sarah
HOlLoway, in her 53d year; all Of ourry
county, Va.
We consider this maser Wright a pru-
dent, discreet youth. He has wisdom a
hove his wears. lle is not 70 foolish as. Il
majuri'y of young men, who pre1e" giddy
young girls for wives, who know not how
To behave themselves. Master Wright ve-
ry wisely married a good GID motherly
dame. tnol much more than Twice as old
us himsell,) who knows how 10. take care
Of herself, aud her young husband a ls0.
Think of This, ye youthful bachelors! We
have no doubt. that this case Is a real love-
match, especially on lhe side OF Mrs. lIoI.
loway.-EIye6eLL 1dU.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
Miscellaneous.

Sub-Mdrine .4rmor.-Thc citizens of
Charleston will, we learn. in The course of
day Or two, have the qualification of see
ing AN experimental descent in this iugr-
nious machine.
Que otrhe gentlemen having charge of
the Armor, will first make descent, in
order to satisfy the spectators Of The per-
feet safety OF The machine, after which "a
ny individual who may feel desire of
visiting the recesses of the deep, will be
allowed the privieec-and we arc given
to understand thar the experiment will be
made by some other individual. That
there can be no danger in so doing. we
have no hesitation in sayius-and an,
one who has examined the machine, will
at once perceive that noIhing less han an
uutoward accident. would al all endangcr
tile safety of The expesimenter.
1t is hoped that Messrs. Taylor g.
Goodyear may be well patronised on this
occasion. as the usefulness Of the Ar,nor
is such as to strike The mind of the most
casual observer.
We ewould suggest that al The lime ofthc
exhibition no steam or sail boats should 90
out with passengers 10 witness the descent,
without making proper arrangements with
the Proprietors OF The armor, as by 50 do
ing they would commit an act Of INJUSTICE,
by depriving them of The proceeds OF their
eXer.Iuus.-Ch0S. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
THE DAUGHTERS BURIAL.

Is this thy tue-oh Death! wher young hope
looks
To future days of happiness below,
When expectation CLASPS the bay, 10 crown
Some embryo deed, with which tie soul is
pregnaut?-
Is this thy tilne-to crush youths dreams, and
veil,
In thy dark pail, their hopes Of earthly blss7
Summer had come. The wild flowers
of early Spring were whitening beneath
the suns scorching rays, and sending
forth, on the gentle wings nf the wind. the
sweet fragrance Of their departure. They
had sprung upwards from the ear,h's bo
som, as the liinid leralds of summers
more gorgeous splendor had stayed one
short lnunth, and were gone. The wild
flow ers are my favorites, Tor in them read
a portrayal Of human life. Their count
less variety-the loveliuess and simplicity
of some-the majesty and grandeur Of 9th
ers-lheir chanseableness, fragrance. and
beauty--tIieir early hloom-their dropping
and dying. just upon the confines of win
ter, like The last lingering aud spilit-bro
ken survivor Of past seneralion;-all-
all mirror forth to the mind, that is accus-
toned to read in the great Book Of Ma
lure. the semblance of life.
Did the reader ever stop from his jour
neyings, to pass Sabbath, ir any one of
the villages that reposc SO quietly among
the Catskill Mountains !--if so, the story
of their un5rokeu stiffness uced not be
told; if once enjoyed it slnmps itself upon
the heart, aud forms bright spot in ONES
life, 10 which memory leads back The soul.
in after years, 10 throw around it again, its
hall,,wcd influence.
1t was in the beautiful village of Dss.s,
situated on the banks of the majestic Del
aware, not more than twenty miles from
its source, the, my lot was cast. at the pc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

Mr.. Benton's Speech on Salt.-Many
of the Wing papers are "makiug merry"
over tue great speech Of MIR. Benton on
Salt. Much low wi, Is expended on the
subject, but very little Auic salt.
The Wings sing over the Missouri
Senator, an old song commencing,
Wen row him W. Salt River, boys,
Yo heave, ho!
We join them in the chorus. Mr.. Ben
ton in this speech. it is known, anacked
the ..Compromise Act" as il il called,
which settled the exciting Tariff question.
The following extract from the speech,
we copy from Whig paper.
'.Sir to tao Salt, is sir, to tar the prori
deace of God - Yes. sir, repeat it, SIR. IL
is to tar, SIR, tie mercy and bounty cfMe
Almighty Salt, sir, mhut could ,re do Nth.
outISuit, sir?-Nothing sir. II preserre
every thing-yes sir, it IS the great PRE-
SENTATIVE principle. not the coSsERvA
TIVE principle." (tlere he threw mn anni-
hila,ing look towards Rives aud Tall
madge.)
Yes, sir. salt is The great pressrratiue.
1T KEEPS THE FOOD OF TtE POOR FROM
BECOMING PUTREscENT, SIR!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

Electro Magnetism. Mcssrs. Taylor
& Good wear, proprietors Of the Sub-Ala-
riue Armur, have with them Model,
showing The mode by which magnetic
puwer can be applied to machinery which
to those who have never seen the opera
ton, will prove Il grea, curiosity
The battery is composed of alternate
cylinders of zinc anil copper; The copper
connected at the bottom by means Of "A
copper strap, which is solhrred on, and
the ziuc by means of anoIher copper strap,
at the top. The masnes are formed by
taking piece of iron and winding ii with
copper wire; the "ire wound with some
b,tance tat acts is d non-conduciur; the
erlds of the wires are fastened to copper
strap. so that you can con'iucr The fluid
from the battery to the mlsnet. The ma
chine is composed of Two magnets, ths
one is stationary and the other re-
voIving one, on the shaft or which there is
disk by which means The fluid is con
veyed to the revolving magnet, aud the
poles are changed twice at every revolu-
,inu.
Scientific gentlemen would do well to
give hlessrs. Taylor aud Goodyear call,
and examine this machine.-Ib.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21

Duncan, Prentiss. & Co.-The Wings
have said much about the crude and ruff
fanly" remarks as they call them. Of Dr..
Duncan, Van Buren, member of Con-
gress. upon their party, aud more espe-
cialIy, certain members of it, II must be
confessed, that the Doctor is exceedingly
severe, & does NOT Use ''honied phrases" !"
He cuts and hacks like bold surgeon,
but he leaves the wound open, and bleed
ing. We are not his apoiogists, but we
believe that Messrs. v Use, Stanley, and
Prentiss. who are all Wings, fully equal
him in low scurriliIy and billiugsgate, if
not in severity. Much censure has been
cast upon DR.. D. for his attack upon GER
tain members in the columns of the Globe.
AS our readers know, this gave rise to a
warm debate, in the House of Representa-
tives, on the 2lst uIt. A motion was made
to enquire, whether he was WORTH of ex-
pulsion. General Thompson thought that
he should be merely reprimanded. Col.
Elmore, we think, took the true ground.
He said that the House had no juristir-
ton over the case. The question was laid
on the table. As some Of our readers may
wish to know, why the Doctor made such a
rude attack upon certain Whig members,
in newspaper, we will mention that they
called him indirectly an Aboltionist. He
denies that he is one, but admits that he is
opposed 70 slavery in the abstract. We