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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-03

attempts 20 Eesu'ne-bus. BY eaniious
delay Ear lhnse States which we're lsss
prepared. srrnmplish universal FesHmp-
lion. An Ihrss are danr. and The troubles
al The eauairy have hsrPsly ceased.
0l he luilFe. u i difficult 10 spesk;
hut m thaa future lie Bank II The Unilsd
Sgsies all nn lahger nrenpy is past
passiian. The B-ak ufthe United States
hsd ressei 10 be nsiinnal institution in
1896. and was preparing - areupy lie
nsw plars - = State Bank. when tic
troubles Of 1891 farred il in sOme degree
back Inla ils old pasillan; aud Il thea de-
voted III ils paaer ~ assist in carrying
the r"nnIsy uRhnrt through is recent
troubles. Having d,ne this. It's ex-
uaarl,nsry duties ressrd. For The future.
il abdieaies this involuntary power. Il
has no longer any responsibility Ia the
Unian. Il has no hanger any eoEiraEer-
sizes with the Gasernnent 81 the uni'n.
II now desires ahly rrPase. and IL wlil
take It's rank hereafter. As a simple State
institution. devoted exclusively 10 us own
SPECIAL concerns.
rriaire. tn. that this new position Of
the Bank ahsnlyes me from many fares
and duties. In the general confusion 81
public affairs during the last two years.
il has been my lot I" be more praminenI
than nv avn inclination prompted. and
Often Io assume a station which wnUld
have better 6IIed others. But public
ralamiIies Justify the apparent forward
ness they rrquire.-as great dangers are
best met by drfyiug them. My task is
nnw rnded-and gladly Withdraw FROM
these responsibilities. carrying with me
the only Satisfaction ] ever sought in them,
the consciousness 0f having. done my
duty Ia the couni,y as good cisizen.
With great regard, yours. &c.
n. BlDDLE.
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IN sEyaTE.
r.urs,Isy, December 90.

Thurslay, Dee.mber go
Mr.. Carson. from the committee On
Weights aud Measures. reported bill
concerning weights aud measures adopt
ed by resolution q! Congress as standards
throughout, The United States; which was
read the iifs, time aud passed. @
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The engrossed bill 10 amend lhe militia
laws Of the state passed It's frs, reading.
The bin to incorporate tho Rocky
Noun, Manufacturing Company was
amended. passed its lhIrd re adIng aud was
ordered TO be engrossed.
The Speaker laid before the House
The memorial Of tie late Internal In.
proVe,nent CONVENTION. held 10 this city,
which was sent 10 the Senate with u
prnpositIon that il be referred to the
.t1nling committees IN internal improve
a,cm oi each house. snd be printed. ten
copies for each member.
IN SENATE.
Friday, December 81.
The bill for the relief II the Raleigh
and Gastnn Rail Road Company. was
rejected Oh lis second reading: but was
subsequently, reconsliered. and made the
order of The day for Friday next.
The bull To au,lIofise the issuing oi
Treasury notrs, was postponed Indei-
nitely, 81 To 10.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House, on motion of Mr.. Rayner,
resolved itself into committee 0i the
whole, and resumed the confederation Of
The resolutions herelofore Submitted by
him.
On motion Of Mr.. Miller, of Burke. The
committee rose, and reported the resolu.
uons IL the House without amendment.
Mr.. Ipke then concluded bis speech.
begun 10 committee Of the whole. The
question being on the adoption Of the
resolnIions,
Mr.. lIoke moved to amend the 9th in
The series. (which proposes . division Of
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BouSE OF COMMONS.
IN SENATE.
Wednesday. Deee

Wednesday. December 10.
The bill tp establish the county Of
Cleveland. was rejecsed-yeas 81, nays
81.
The bill To amend the militia I4ws Of
this state, was amended on the m"uons II
Mr.. D"rkfry and Mr.. Reid. read the
,hIrd tine, passed, and ordered 10 he en-
rrnssrd.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr.. II. e. Joae., lrnm the commune
M pubic FStniirg. made . detailed repnrI
nn 'he subject. areompsnlrd by bh. 10
auihnTize the appointment 81 pubic
prnirr imrH'!s the exl.nag laws. 20
- u RESUME ,hr "tiirr ot pnbiIr pruter,
prescribing the prtce. III he paid iur de
aurk.) Erad tiT,I tue.
Nc. llHl. from lAe rn,nmller On H.
,rrual improvements. reported lhe fol-
!"wine rr.rlusr.ns:
Rssnirri. That u Is expr,l,rni III rhe
state ." gaatsnsc" = loan. IN b. slTr"'tj b.
the Raleigh anal t;a.,nn Rail Read Cum.
PAM. up"n such s,ruruy - Nill indrm'
ntIy sh~ STATE lS"m any los from sorh
guaTau.r.
hesuiUfd. Fiat the cnn,sur,lee on IN
lrrual rmpruvrint br distracted IN re-
pur, a bal autaurIzIug a suh-rrIpll"n on
'le part III the STATE Ia laur-fiIhs III Tin
capital stuck 4 lie f.srtiesiIie aud i'd'
Kin Rati Road Company: Pt0ui'isd, that
the raptal ii K slrall not rxrrsd tau
millions ri t,,llars: And PTouiied FIR
htr. thai The remainder u! the st"rE be
'uhscFihed lur aud SECURED by ndnIda'
al #s
RssoiCed. That the committee IN ~
uartmpr.vrurm o. Instrnrird To pay
n,ef ilBmtdias Is the Iuniili iasliImr"
of the siar's subscription 10 the capital
sock al the Wilmington and R'ieIgh
Rail Road Company.
ResoiUsi. sThat The committee on IN
Irrual Inprnvrmsnt be instructed I" re-
part \ hill an.llerz,ug a subscription ."
the part III the siais T., Ihrss.iiIlhs 81 u'e
capital s,,a L 81 ,l,r R,annkr lnlri Ton.
pany: ProUisei. that The balance I"
sad stnrk j. taken aud secured by W.
divnlual ubscrIb.rs. aud provided TUT
ihrr. that ihr hole annual It said cap
I,sl si,ck shall not exceed 81 .250VVV'
Rcs0frei. that The rummitee "p W.
irraai Improvement h. I"s'ru'ird ~ y"
tr"daee hill al hanging the survey "
route far McAdamzed Tur"IIkr "''"
ftnm Rileigt, la itrensbTaueh, rm t"''
borough. IL
Rssoicei. That Il Is exrrtlrcnt Tor "'s
state To mtimize loan tor S2.0VV'"'T
10 garry Inln effect the above "hJrri'' ~"
thai the rnrumItee an internal imp'""
meni he instructed to report u bill u" '"'
purpose. IA
the foregoing r.oiurinrs "erp '"
and m,'le the "drr ol the day i"r 70 W."
row.
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n. Carolina Legislature.
IN SENATE.

Taesjay. Deeemb'r IS
The Senate ionk up the resolu,inn in
favor Of the Roanoke Navigation Com
pany. in committee Of The whole. Mr..
D"ckery in the chair; and sfer somr
time spent therein, the commiIlre rnse.
and reported Ihs resolution To the Senate,
wnhuuI amendment. and recommended
ITS passage. The resolution was then
read the third time, passed aud ordered
To be engr"ssed.
HoUSE OF COMMONS.
The House then resolved ITSELF again
Inlo committee. on Mr.. Rayner's rrsn-
buttons. Mr.. Eaton. uf Warren. took
the iloor, aud spike f,,r more than an hour
in opPasi,Ion TO the re-uluIiona. lie was
fnlloard by Mr.. Caldwell OF RnckIng-
ham. nn the same side. Who was replied
To in humnuruus strain by Me-. II. e.
JONES. Sumo sharp sh"n,ing then inak
place between Messrs. Rayuer aud WIFI!
aker. and Mrssrs. Bnyden II SGrry, and
Caldwell "f Mrcklrnburg; after ~ hirh, on
m"unn II Mr.. llake. the committee ROSE.
reported progress. and obtained leave IL
SIt aaalu
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House again resolved itself in,n
committee al Tie whole. on Mr.. Ravner's
resolutions, when Mr.. Huke tonk ,he llonr
in opposition Ia them. Afier speaking
with gres, animation for nearly twn hours.
he gave way FOR mptinn that the rom-
m,tlee rise. without having finished what
lie had 10 say.
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IN SENATE.
NED siay, D"esmbe' %.


On motion uf Mr.. spuill. a r.solu.
n"n proposing tn adjourn IN the 7,h al
January, Was adopted aud sent to lie
Commons fnr rDururrfufe.
The bill In prevent betting on elections.
was rejected, IS IL 20.
Mo. Shrpsfd. lnm the committee on
lutrrual Improvements. Ia whom Was re.
fetrrd the msmatisl Vt tie internal IN.
pravrmrnl Convention. made al able esd
impressive rspnri thereon. accompanied
by crrIiin Ies"luiuns. which Il 10 derm.
ed unnecessary ,p pubi,.h. they being FL.
scIly similar IN Ihrir recommendations,
" sh"se reported by Mr. Hill. IN Ihs
Cummuus.
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nssasy az lie ssl.l 49, also steidsd IN lhr
slirmalise. G - -.
The 81 rsssinlinn Gahieh dsnnunses
he sub-lgrasuTy loiis ririLhs. MAS sisa
carried. @ IN 55-Mr. Tas ios Of Nsfh
being abssnt.
Nj. DIR called Ger division u tlsr
question on he slh Essalu,ian. 'I'E>i
psru al II xhlrh declares .. thai lie Pub
l,e Lads are the enmmon properly ii IA
the slsirs." was adapted Ihagiaaotaiy.
The lat hTsnsh oI lhr Irsnluiion. teoa-
lemlning The pre-rmf.linn art.l N@s sdaP-
It'd. 20 Ia - the lailaAine AdnsinlslIa-
n.n n,sn sa'inR lar -. az: MrssGs. Ami..
Rrslinrd. Ilr,lsr. Rad. S,lrr. SinrkaEa.
lan,lu san sud 1rolingsr.
| The 5lh resolution ldrsiaEing that lie
t.rncrrsis ol the Inhiir Lands si,auid b.
divided smumg ihr several sisters arsnsh
lng To- ahr fssirrsl I,.,pulalinn,l Mas ad"P
It'd. g. IA 52-Ms.sTs. iis,ii..Tsl. Silsr
SloskaId aud I'u,lllngeE lAdmin.l s''i'' 1
for "a.
The OH resolution ienaunring iir rx
Irsrsgsnsr 81 ihr Administrator. wa'
4d"pled. O. 10 55-Mr Hester Adam,
saling IN tie affirmative.
The 1sh resolution lsleelarine that 81
srutlye patronage shauld be abridged
was csTGird in ihe silirmsiisr. 60 :" So
Mrssrs. Brdioni. Sllrr. and Mhiiske
Seiins ia the affirmative.
The slh resnluunn l,Irslarine Ihai ou
senators all represent the ~islies al si''
people By voting Ia carry out these Trst'
lnIIuhs. MAS atlapIrd. 63 IL 50.
The 9,h rrsulal"n (dIEesung lhe t;"s
ernor 10 fnra ard The IesolnIlons.l was .
dnpled. 60 Ia 50.
/ The xh"ls having been thus adapted
Mr. Rsynrr maErd In sslJaurn. u brlni
ahnul 4 n'rIock. Mr.. FnId T.ylor cal
led ior the yeas and n.ys. They wen
ordered. aud si"ot 65 In 80. - IhI
llouse adj"urnrd.
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Smith. Grorge Thnmas. Tu,sn. W.
snFsh. g.aar. Ntllssns. ~ y. Mill,,,..
Nilsan. Nnnng-B3.
Aays---Mrssr, Rak-r, R.rs.la.
Barn-s. Rr.satll. Bas,eai.n &. ~. ca
all. i'ardsfli. Dans-l. II.,i., r.l.h D.,
= In. t;~tnn. ll.,'lsal.. n - era. In
X .I,srl g.,ars. X .lls.a I.s-k.s. la. r.
MllrF. Manias. Ne. Ils PIT.
J.s.es n. R..nsT. X .s.l,.srs. S,n.. ,s....
sssall,ugs. Ss.,rkaId. NalAsr. Nhr.l.,
Nlrnx-3i
Tn Trs.lptoas. - s.l.,:.teI aaa So,
~ lie Ssualr inr raarnfErlre. afs = hi.
laws:
!. Res0frti. fhst sarh II The Uu.a
Sla'es. hrHg party tie nal,naal ra,,.
Part. pas, ssr. IN insrr-si II lie pai,l,e
land prap..riianrd - il,e irlrr.l p,pnl..
tom 81 rarh. &c. ~ lhr usual resprs,n.
I,r"pn,iis.hs ..fIlls ssnaxal charge aid "a.
/ peafirurs.
Rtsslrfd. That sl,ase .tslp.. IL whose
favor TangIrss h,s nnI made applnpr,a.
iians ii ii.e puhlir sl,,maln tor llr purpa.
sss nl r.luealIun. s1s eaii'led to sarh 81.
! prnpri .ll..ns - wlll c"rrrspraI. an H.,
| prapnrtian. viii Il,nse heretofore mals
/ IN hrhail Il s.lIler states.
| RsxOlrtl. hat This I;rneral Assembly
dn r.,n'sInn. in ilae mast dreldrd maa.
nrr. Ihe bill naw h, FIRE Congress, prn.
passing Ia graduate lle prize Of the pub.
llr land-. a. an stismpl in Disguise h
rsdr them IN he STAIRS IN winch they
lie. ~ q mere naninsl price.
RssOirsd. That nur Senators aud Rep.
rrssnlsIisrs IN tie t'nngrss 81 the Unl.
Ird STATES b. Trqnesl-d Ia uiRr The RI. TINS
IL tie state II NnEih Carolina - her por
tan oi the public lands. aud I" snle ..
gsInsI the ball un~ hrlosr Congress. Ir,.
posing 90 gIaduslr the pfirs ii lhr SANE
| Rssoirsi. That hIs .xrrlleney. lie
6"u Tnor, he requested In harvard = rupy
1T these fesalum"us 3" earh III our Srn.
al"rs aud Representatives, IN c"ngrrss.
with = request thai they hay Ihem brfms
their respective hrd'es.
- ~ SENATE.
To sdag, nreemhsf IS
Tie engrnsssd bill 10 establish the
county Of Henderson. wss resd the ihlrI
time. passrd. aud oulsTed Ia be enrolled,
aud j. ihrTeinTe lsw.
Mr.. Davidson. from The committee on
50 mnca III the inSernor's message -
rrla'ss Ia the subject. rrporlsj . bill 10
SECURE homestead irrehoIti 10 the Cit.
gems at AnrIh Carolina: which was read
hrs, time. and ordered To be printed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The bill tn incorporate The Trustees Il
'he GrrsbsboronGh Female College We,
read tie third ume. and ordered To be
enrolled.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS

Mr.. Sllrr. frum the committee on Che
rnkee Lands. reported bill prescribing
the m",le 1t an sddiu"nsl survey and sale
Il the Cherokee lands: which was read
The hrrI time and passed.
I he eRgro,sed resolution aeqniiting je.
linqucnt sheriiTs IN Masking rslurus nj
vuirs for GoVernnr. Was adopted aud ord.
cred Ia be- enrolled.
On meunn 81 Mr. Rohards. the com.
mii'ee "n the Judiciary we're INSTRUCTED To
repur, an amendment ~ Tie Ash srrtton
nf the rrnenue laws relause 10 tie double
taxes collected by .hrrIlTs.
The bill In iarorpnra'e the Cape Fear
aud Western Slram.b"al Company, WAS
read The Ihrd time, passed add ordtftd TO
be engr0sstd.
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HOUSE uF COMMONS.

Mr. iiIh called up lar CONSIDERATION
the Land Resululinn- subnnttT BIZ hun
some days since. sir. Cariael moved
tn strike nut the whole Resolutions aud
insert a S., aIsn submitted bv hun eatly
in the session.
Mr.. Gillian Demanded \ tlivt.inn ii
Nh" qurs'r'n; and The Question tr,ue fr.,
put ou striking "ui. q Va, dscitIed IN ll,e
nrR.,tvp-56 IN 30.
Mr.. II. Ray ner moved To anend the
resolunun By inserting brtwer llgr 81
and 81 re-nluli'n tlir Ioituaug. ,iz:
Re'otoed, That.IiIs G,nrfal Assem-.
bly, do r"n''enn ~ the m1s, ,lrcule,! man.
MIR. the bill now bsluTr Cuapf.Ss prnpn.
ing 10 graduate the puce oi the publr
Lends, a. an stlemp' ~ tI.guisr To reae
them Ia the states III whWh they lie. al q
mere n"mna! prrf."
The question an the adoption If this
amendment Has decided IN tie aflirna.
i've, 20 u %. .~..
Mr.. X. Rayner moved further To amrn,.
the resolutions by adding the folluwlnp:
Aud To s0'e against the hlll nav belnrr
C"ngrrss proposing To graduate the prre
uf the same"
ResOlUed. That his exrrIIency The
G"'rul'r. be requested la forward cop,
oil these resolutions 10 each oil our Srna-
tors aud Representatives IN Cnngrcs-.
with rrqnest that they lay them belore
Their resprcuve baIies "
These amendment. were agreed Ia. anal
me resolutions. as amended, y ere passed.
6J Ia 81. ~ irllous:
fep-hrssrs. BealI, Bedford. Bell.
BIai cs, James BInau. W. A.. l,l,nn,,
B"yden. Britain, Bfaumrll. Burgess. ia.
seI'h l, Caldwell. Carsoa, t!lemrn,, Law
Ine'o", C,a"Inrd. Doak. Dunlap. L. ].
Erwin, Fa's"i,. Farrow. Foreman. Til.
liam, G"rllam, Guthrie, Guy ther, Hairs,
IL s'rr, lihI. nugg,ns. IIyman, u. e.
J'"es. l.anr. Lindsay. Massey, Mat
t',rws, W. ]. i. Miller. Mills. MrClre.e.
VI LaughIln, McI.iurin. MeWil,ams.
hcN"hi. Pane. Patton. Pe,len. Pember-
TIN. Peny, Pmyear. proctpr, X land, KIN.
meth. asynrr. Robnd., Rush, S,ler,
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IN SENATE.

Nalnfaas UfFFnlbff =.
Mr.. Mnrrhrad. from The Judiciary COM.
mit,ee, ta aham resolution an tl,r sui!
jsei wss referred, repaired bill In sup
press tie praeiIee of wearing arms cUn.
rralrd ahnui the persnn IL individuals.
Read aud nrirrrd I" be prlntrd.
Mr.. Biddir. from the srleci committee
an Public buildings. rrTored abIll appro-
priaI,ne $4,000 Ia finish the Capitol.
The bill was read first time, and The re-
,,,,rt K.s ordsred I'm he urlnts,l
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IN SENATE.

Monday, De- eaheF -
Mr.. Cherry presented . bill to author.
Ize the business OF banking. which pas.
eel us first reading. aud Vas ordrred to- be
printed. Il su.hnnzrs banking nn prin.
cIpies similar Ia Ihuse 1T the lIes bauk.
ing Iaw uf New York;
The resolutions from ihe Commons,
cHnlrDnlng the course IL our Sen.turs
IA Congress. were read thr first tine.
passed and laId un The table. with lhc an
Outstanding thai they will be taken up
again on ThnrstIav.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-10
State of Houth { arolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IT EWIS RODGERS, who is in the custo-
IL A dy OF the Sheriff of Abbeville District, by
virtue of mesac process, at the separate suits Of
John McC CIintock, ard of Miller, Ripley d Co.
having filed his petition with schedule on
oath Of his whole estate. real and personal, with
the purpose ofoblaining the benefit of the Acts
Of the General Assembly, commonly called the
Insolvent Debtors Act
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given, that the Pc
tition of the said Lewis Rodgers will be heard
and considered in the Court Of Common Pleas,
for Abbeville District, al Abbevie Court House
on Wednesday the sixteenth day of October
next; or snch other day thereafter as the Court
may order, during the Term, commencing at the
said place, on the second Monday of October
next; aud all the creditors of the said Lewis
Rodgers, are hereby summoned, personally, or
by attorney, to appear then and there in the
said Court, to shew cause if any they can, why
the benefit of the act aforesaid should not be
granted to rhe said Lewis Rodgers upon his
executing the assignment, required by The acts
aforesaid: INo.F LIVINGSTONE c.P.
'.JnI Jn1y s:'-ii3 - 1882 BIT sll rs ac "a
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10 the diseases incident TO the climate they iu-
hab,: and knowing likewise. that most of the
discusses oi Tie UNITED STATES ere based upon
organic or iunc:uai derangenlen, of the liver;
directed their attention 10 those articles which
act NOR especially on the hillary organs.
Alter long. laborious, and expensive research,
they have succeeded in extracting substance
from the TOMATO, which, tIem its pr cuar eff:
iectupon,he .epatic or hillary organs. they have
dennmlnatrd H,patinc. ltisa medicine tia, will
produce all the be. eticial results OF Caiomel, in
both a'ne and chronic diseases without the
pOss.bi'ity Of producing the delerero,is conse-
quences common TO tha! article It's action up-
on tile constitution is universal. no part of the
system escaping It's influence. 1t is. however,
upon the organs OF secretion and excretion,
that lis great power is particularly manifested.
hence it is peculiarly adapted to the treatment
of bilious tercrs and other diseases in which a
iorpidty or congestion Of the liver aud portal
circle prevails
1t is admissible in I'll cases whereit is neces-
sary to cleanse the stomach and bowels. 1t
removes obstruction, ant excites quick and
healthy action of the liver and other glandular
vi>ccra of the abdomen. Being dffusbe in
in its operation. it produces free circulation
in the vessels on the surface Of the body, ac-
rompanled BY gentle perspration, Ii does
not exhaust like drastic purges; STILL its action
il more universal, and may often be repeated,
not merely with safety but with great benefit.
This becomes indspensabIy necessary in cases
Of long standing; for in them intense tempora.
ry impressions made by strong medicines sci.
don il ever, do good; but tend TO iniure tho
stamina of the constitution.
1t is cleansing and purifying to the system,
acts in perfect harmony with the known laws
OF life. and Is undoubtedly one of the most valua-
bic articles ever offered for public trial and in.
spection.
For convenience. this medicine is formed into
3 grain pills The white pills are cathariic, al
teratirc diaphoretic. and diuretic. The yellow
pills are tonic stimulant, and diaphoretic.
AS n family medicine, one which may be re-
sorted to with safety. and relied on with Ger.
tanty, in the first stages Of disease in almost
any form. it exceeds all former discoveries IN
medicine, either from the vegetable or mineral
kingdoms.
They are put mp in packages of 135 grams, o.
4. Pills. a. so cents, or 100 pills at 81.
The above Medicine just received and for
>ale al the Edgeicld Medicine Store.
Jnly II, 1889 tf23
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Miles Compound Extract of
eseNs ATsp,

4 SUBSTJT, TIE FOR CALOMEL.
E1ltOAl the well known and established rep.
1 uta ion of Caiomti, it has been long employ
ed b. the enpmc aud scientific physician. Us
one OF thr most powerful agents Tor the remn.
val of disease. BY the former. almost ever,
land has breu deluged with .OStrilmlS, that their
ali hurs c;uined as specifics in every disease in
"ident 10 he human family The foil, Of these
rcle siols needs no c.mnent. for accura
chemical investigation has Shown. that the base
of most of the Panceas. Cahoirons. &c i.
which have been trlimpel"d heiDrc the "orllirl-
nifty. with so much assurance. is Caiomci. ol
mercury in some form. Now, il this potent
article even in tn hands of the most skilini
physician. reQueutly cxert< an influence OH the
human system. I'M 'nrcseeu. and entirely beyond
the cnntrUln art; unde mining the cons ituriOn.
and bringing on premature old are. disease a
d"uth, what result should he expected whe
prescribed b, the ,"norantl Could their mar,
thousand viz tins speak. n voire from The tomb
wnnId soor dsprlrhe sprcifc' dellsion TINT now
sway- the minds of the living.
Humane physicians epl0re The sad evils re-
smiling from the merrnria' practice. and wi;
gladly mltle Introduction oianal'clr ihai can
safely he snb>tiruInird for ca mel. They fri
and ha kecniy. ih" srcnt uncertainty "fiis prim
ary operations 'hev rarnnt say whether it wi
be favourable or nuflvnnhlr. They nlsn knor
and feel. that ifls ns'' is cnntinne,! orunv roI.
siderable tIm", irnrinnS secondary "nnScqncn-
res mllstcrrtuinyinllOw l'ut tmy must choose
the least of two evils they k "wno nlher arii
Gle thai will arouse II t0rpih lirrr rennvo oI,
sructinn AMI sci IN irrr notion the whole
sIunduIar system. aud it hein. indsneusahl,
necessary to do this. they continue its ,,se. not
wi'hstu ding the evil consequences which
follow.
They have long desired and sought an arti-
Gle that would produce The good effects of this
drug, without sub ec,ins the patient to its dele
ierioas results. Such desiderntum, it is be-
lieved. hns n length been obtained. in the article
now presented tolhe public.
The rroprictors This article keeping in view
the fact thnf ,cisc and bensroien Being has
placed within the reach of all,rcrcdics adapted
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-10
South Carolina Copper,
SHSET from & TIN WARE
vgRy7saSfyCt0ry.

TT WOULD respectfully inform the Mer-
chants and PIaners of this State, and all
who NAV please 10 give me call, that havo
located Mt Hamburg, S. c., with view to u
nermanent residence; ard engaged in tho
Manufacture of Copper, sheet Iron; and Tin
Ware-whicll will furnish BY Wholesale or
Retail. ofthe hest quality. at the lOucst rates.
Havin. experienced Northern Workmen.
and being practical mechanic myself,I can at
tend % Rooting Gutterine and Spouting; and
all other Jobs Of fercry description in my business,
,oiieh shall be 'ce0 done, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attemdedto.
A superior assortment Of Japanned Ware
Also, Stampd Plates. all sizes. just received.
a. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, NI:.ch 90, 1899. rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-10
State of south arOIlna.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch, ATTACHMENT,
Attachment:
Debt.

Archibald Hamilton. Assumpsrr.
YHNHE PIaint;ffin this case having. this day,
IL flied his declaton in the Clerks office
and the defendant having no wife or attorney,
known to be in this State. upon whom 4 copy
of,he said declaration may be- served: There.
fore ordered that the said Defendant do appear
and make hs defence within year and u day
from the filing ofihe said declaration, or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar.
ded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, &C. P.
Cltrk's Office,
May IL. 1899 Bot aeq 16