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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28
pANltEf sKDtrtElD, rnEAstHEH AND COLLECTOR. in ACCOUNT Writ THE
CORPORATION or BATON. ROUGE.

fetal amt. 1f Tax Roll oil
10 balance due on Patish Warrant.
Amount bnte,to Redetisues' note,
do y. Bulnes's 9 notes.
DO II. Il. Faytot's . notss,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-03-28

that peapte WIN knew aothios Of lie merits, were
plesaedtc cail 4 . hambug -yes. they we're
pleased, No ssiJ, 70 call that which had existed
nearly sis ,heueand years, and nigh, Justly BE-
termed The stetAer Of all scsencss. q humhos.
A. The audience were somewhat iucliaed TO
emile here, Mt. smith pseceed.d 10 explains Tie
said the science Of Paeenclosy had been termed
. new science 20 Ear vas ,his from being a fact,
that h was known and understood even .in the
good old days Of Adam and lsvc," for the mark
which was placed upon Cain, was hut = Phreuo.
kescal hsmr the bump II dc.truc,ivenes,. and
the proper locality Of I'LL. bump instead ii being
behind The ear, where. mos, ph,enolosis,s hal
placed 4, We directly in the forehead. lie -aiL
he could not spprcve d these modern innovations.
this tndi.cre,iona,e ,smovins Of Old scientific
kondmarks.
hsvins satisfactorily proved the antiquity Of
The science, M Smith proceeded to show IL. u,il.
ity, and its s,roas claims 10 the attention add
study Of msatind generally, Il vas phrcnolosy
esaid, aided By IL band maid religion. which
We - bring sbes, an: entire rcforma,ien In the
world. Every man has his mark, HE character
h plainly stamped upon bic head, as uu-qci~ocal.
y % vas Gains, aud when men universally ar.
rived u thss state Of perfection in chronological
knowicdss n to Be- ahle 10 know these matks,
then Il well be for every ones in,eres, to be strict.
" hoaest and upright; crimes will thea cease
from under the sun, end virtue be every where
triumphant. AAer .9ne very amusing and live
y s"ecds.es illustrative Of the position. he had
a.samed. Mr. Smith eiased amids, the piaud,,s Of
The congregation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07
The Mount Pleasant Silk
AgricUraliSt,
AND farmers MANUEL.

A Monthly Publication devoted to The Gro,cth
"A of Silk, Manufacture Of Beet Sugar, and
the improvement Of agriculture, Hortieulisre'
and Rural and Domestic Economy hasJu been
improved aud enlarged, and is now the neat,
est and cheapest Publication Of the kind issued
from any country office in the United States
Each number contains "a octave pages with the
addition of cover aud a neatly executed from
,ispcce, representing the Silk-wornl IN its varl'
GUS stages; and will be delivered 10 single
subscribers at the remarkably low price OF
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or, SEVEN cnpies will he forwarded for FIVE
Dullars-FIrTEEN copies for Ten Dollars-s5
copies for FIFTEEN Dollars, or 40 copies for
Twenty Dollars, for one year, according to
orders.
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To ALTER & MILLER. BrandonriHe p. o. Pres.
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T Subscriptions received by W. F. Durlsoe,
Agent lor Edgcfeld District.
U Editors WIN will publish the above (and
this note) few times. and announce themselves
us agents for this work. will receive tico copies
for one year, which will be sent 10 them as soon
as their papers are received containing the
advertisement.
Murch IL. II d
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aMSSceIE07ae0aES.
THUS | THINK.

LISA mans proper business to seek
happiness and avoid misery. Happiness
consists in what delights aud contents he
mind; misery in what disturbs, or 'ol-
menis it.
will therefore make il my business Ia
seek satisfaction and delight, and avnid
uneasiness and disqIiei; TO have as much
of one aud as lllle OF the other as may
be.
But here must have care | mistake
not for If prefer short pleasure I"
lasting one, ii is plain cross my own
happiness.
Let me then see wherein consists the
most lasting pleasure ofihis life, and that.
ss far as can observe, is in these things:-
LIST. Health-wilhout which 40 sensual
pleasure can have any relish.
2d. Repuralion-for that find every
body is pleased with, and the want of il
is constant torment.
Sd. Knowledge-for the little knowl-
edge have. | find | would NOT sell at any
rate. nor part with for any other pleasure.
4,h Doing gomi-ior find the well cook
cd meat eat to-day does now no more
delight me, nay am. diseased after full
meal; the pc: fumes | smell yesterday
now no more afford me any pleasure hui
the good turn l. did yesterday. wear, seven
years since. continues still to please and
delight me as often az Ireaec' OH it.
5th. Tho expectation of eternal and
incomprehensible happiness in another
world Is that also, which carries constant
pleasure with it.
II. then. ! will faithfully pursue that
happiness ! propose to myself, whatever
pleasure offers itself to me, must care
fully look that il cross not any Of lhose
Ave grea, and constant pleasures above
mentioned. For example. The fruit see
temprs me with the taste Of it that love;
but il it sndanger my health, / part with a
constant and lasting, for very shor, and
,ransien, pleasure. and so. foolishly make
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myself unhappy, and am not true TO my

myself unhappy, and am not true to my
own interest. -.
rnnocenl diversions delight me: il
make use of them 10 refresh myself after
study and business, they preserve my
health restore the visor of my mind, aud
increase my pleasure; hui if | spend all
nv time in them, they hinder my improve
ment in knowledge and useful arts. they
blast my credit and give me ur to the un-
easy state of shame. ignorance and con-
tempt. in which canuot hut be very un-
happy. Drinking, gaming, and vicious
delights will do me This mischief. not only
by wasting my time, b1i by positive injury
endanger my health, impair my parts,
imprint i'll habits, lessen my esteem, aud
leave constant lasting rnrment OH my
coscience ;thereforc all vicious and unlaw-
full pleasures will always avoid, because
such a mastery of my passions will atiorl
me constant pleasure greater than any
such enioyments, and also deliver me
from the certain evil of several kinds.
thai by indulsing myself in a present
temptation shall certainly afterward suf'
fer.-[ Locke.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEYILLE, DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
NJ. .. Tulman AsiUMpsIT, :.

/: Ephraim Vessels. ATTACHMENT.
FEN HE Plaintiff having filed his declaration
ii ir the Clerks Office OH the sixteenth
day Of October last, and it appearing that the
defendant is from, and withoutthr limits Of the
State, ,amd having neither wife nor attorney with,
in the said District On whom arulc to plead
can be- served. 1t is therefore ordered; that the
defendant do plead tothe said declaration. with
in year aud u day, from the filing OF the cec'
.larltlon, or final aud absolute Judgment will be
entered against him, by default
JNU. f. LIVINGSTON, C. c.P.
Chrk's Office,
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State of South I arulina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE OMMON PLEAS.

james Harrison Attachment.
VS. Henry Ivals Deb, on Judgment
YuNllE Plaintiff in this case. having this day
.E fled his decaralion and thr Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known in this
State, upon whom copy OF the same can he
served; on motion of Plaintiffs Attorney. Or.
dcred, That the said Defendant dn appear and
plead to The said declaration wirhin year and
4 day from the publication Of this nrder, or
udgemen. will be reudere,' against him pro con.
Jssso. GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Nov. S, 1889 w&w 81 so AGE 40
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To Dealers in Drug $
Medicines, &C.

TBHEIE Subscribers having recently purchased
the Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS WARE,&c of the
Estate of James Levrrich, decreased, take this
method of informing tIteir frie ds ard the
pubic generally, that they have on hand and
are constantly receivi. z fresh supplies Of all
articles usury keptin their line Of business,
which they will dispose ofon reasonable terms.
All orders add ess ed to them will meet with
prom talen,iou, and executed with neu,ness
aud dispatch
p. 5 Purchasers are particularly requested
to cali AMI Examine our Stock and Prices be-.
fore purchasing else where.
SAMUEL d CLARK, SEQ.
Hamburg Al"rcl, IS, 1870. s.m
The Grrenvi!e MountaIneer and Peldeton
Messenger will publish the ahove one month
each. and forward their nccohn's to this office
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07
THE WARRIORS GRAVE.

IL z " n eNtSe ~ ~ Ava N
Stop! 'Iis the grave
or a warrior true.
The star of the brave,
Where the war banner flow;
Commend him t" heaven,
But stain not his hier
With the sigh ola craven,
The dew Of tear.
He wept not when traitors
Sold honour for gold,
Nor sighed when the foeman
Swept over the world;
He belted his brand
And sprans on his steed.
And spurred 'Iaid The death bruut
To conquer and bleed.
He look. from his height
Ger the field Of his fame:
And our beacon's red light
Be the spell of his name;
And his spirit shall flush
To each warriors brow,
When our eagles shall rush
To tho 6ght--on the foe.
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Poetry.-A southwestern lover pa'het-
icallv bewails The loss os his sweet heart .
who ran oiTwilh another, in the following
poelical strain:
"Gone! gone forever now the hope,
Theiny for which ! lhirs ed,
Sally Ann has taken slope.
And am done and bursfed."
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:9Eostie Geffss,
: y Fromthe South Carolinian.
TONY BROTHER, IN TEXh.S.

oh, dearest bralher, quick return,
Aud speed thee on the eagles wihs'
For our sad spirits i'll discern
The glories of the opening spring.
And Carolna's sunny skies,
Since iihuu art gone. less bright apcar'
I'm vain my lowly spirit tries
To ssek for bliss and thou not near
Aud tow arfs far Texas oft gaze,
When sinks The setting sun to rest;
When Gid the clouds, his farewell rays,
/ sigh, for thou lovd'st evening best.
More love eve, now many smile
NV bro,her's distant far the while.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Miller Ripley p.. and Co., }D'e''fn'i0" o" At,
William Yarbrough. ,achment in Debt.
TEyHE Plaintiffs. in this case. having this day
u filcdtheir Declaration inmy Office, and the
Defendant having neither Vile or Attorney
within this State, upon whom copy Of said
Declaration can be served; ordered that The
Defendant plead thereto within II year and n
day from this publication, or the said action
will be taken proconIcsso against him.
GEO. POPE, e. C. p.
Clerks Office,
oath Oct, 1890. T.H.r. 39aqe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07
State of South aroIina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
JN EOIJTTY

John Wilson, admir-, VS. Janet ! mn e,- d.,
Wilson, WIN. Wilson. Hugh Dn'3T nn3 t,;,a. msla'
Wilson, James Ewing, and ,;au A"''
Jane his wife, and olhors. '""'
TIT appearing to my satisfaction, that James
Il Ewing and Jane his wife, reside without
The limits OF this State on motion, ordered, that
the said defendants do appear, pIead, answer,
or demur to the complanant's bill within three
months from the date oflhis publication, or the
said bill will be taken pro eonfesso against them
BENZ Y. MARTIN, c. AID.
Commissioner Office,
9th March, 1910. }ssT 1881 ac6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07
TO Merchants, Physicians, Piaaa
tcrs, md the Public in general.

u IL - Asku
tcrs, md the Public in general.
THyHr. Subscribers are now receiving. in
addition to tlieii iormcr ;tuck. large snE.
plies of DRUGS. Sc. &c, making their as
sortmert the most complete ever bciole of rof
TOR 50 n tnis market. Tu which they wGud
rall tie attention oI tho Physicians. Merchants.
Planters, and al l,nse vile wish g I.u,c:.ase
any thing in their linz Awoi,g the riaEy ar:
rl,s of which their Stock is conrcscc arc,hs
following. viz:
OILS.-Sperm or Lamp Oil. Of Glfe,er;
qualities, Linsecd or Paint do, Tain ~ :: an.
uer's do Neat's foot do, Castor do. Swcft do.
PAINTS. HARNJSHEs. Se.--While Lead,
of ditierrnt brands and qualities ground noll,
aud in kegs ni 2O0lb lOib. so b. and:;. b esch.
Dry While Lead, Chrome Green. Ctrcme iel-
low, Chrume Red. "a beautiful article and
substitute toi Vernillinn. at Il nirh less prlse;)
yellow Ochre. Stone Gchre. Red Lead. ;LltIi
arge, LampblacL, Yerdisris. dry and ground in
oil, ,nsp Blue, Green. Yellow. Black, and Paints
of all colors, ready mixed Tor use, Spiii,s Tnr-
pentime. Copul Varliisi. lSt ard Ind qualities,
Japan VarnisI, Black or Leather do. ,aGgr1
,BRUSHES-.Paint Brushes, OF all sizes,
Cloth do. (snmclhius Eew and superior,) iiar
do do. T0olh Furniture, Flesh. Nail. Into
Wash, Bincting, Hose, (some'Iling fine: Tan.
ncrs, Coun.er. or Busting. Cninb, Henrth.
Shaving. In very fine article,) Comb, Sweep.
ing. Scrubbing. and Painters Dns'ing Brushes,
together with variety Of other Brushes used
by Painters and others, not herein mentioned.
DYE STUFFS-Amougw which are Spanish
Float Indigo. Carolina do. Madder. Copperas.
Logwood. Brazil.wood, Nicwood, Canwood,
Anmatto. &c. &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the many of which
are the following viz: sulphate Qulnli!er Snl.
phatr Morphine, Acetate Morphine, Piperine,
Sirychnine, Iodine, Elateriuul, Hydriodate Pot
ash. Kreesote, &c. &c. 49,. -. ...
PATENT MEDICINES--Among which
are the following, viz: Houck's Panucea, In.
dian do, Swaim's do, Smiths Anti Mercurinl
Syrup, or Swaim's conquernr, the Hygean
Syrup, Spohns cure for sick Head Ache.
Green's Tonic Mixture, "a cure for Fever and
igue.) Also Peters Pills, Bcckwi'hs do,
Spann's do., Cooks do, Lees do. Evans do.,
&c. together with general assortment Of tbs
most popular nostrn,ns ofthe day.
ALSO,
A full assortment Of Perfnmery and Soaps,
of the finest qualities. 1.1's- =. '.i.7'.
An assortment Of Glass Ware. for Physicians'
and Confectioner's use; such as Specie Jars,
and Tincure Bottles of different sizes, Gradu-
atcd Measures and tunnels. " :5i"a sa
:. ALSO, .. ;..s;...7gsg ..a
Window Glass of various sizes, from 6 6by8,
to 20 by 20. all:ofwhich they will sell on favora.
'i Hamburg, % Oct 8, 1889 ,fs6
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State ofSOuth Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, !

JUIIIdTy 20, IOfV.
YHNHE following are the rates of TOLL es'
IL iablisllcd by the City Council of Angus
ia, Tor passing the Bridges across The Savan-
nah River, opposite Augusta.
All Wagons or Carts, coming from1
thecountry, with Cotton, Fire Wood,
Flour. Corn, Meal, Fodder, Bacon. Free.
Lard, Butter. and Poultry. aud conf
ing into The City of Augusta,
All Wagons loaded with Lumber or o5 c,s
Brick, each way,
Alloter Tolls the same as heretofore.
BY order, S. II OLIVER, Z. Of Council.
Augusta, Jan. %, 1879. If
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State of South Can DINA.
!ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

nv ERUII T.
William C. Black and Jane
his wife, vs.. Bill to set aside
Bennett Reynolds, purchases. for
Larkin Reynolds and account SC.
Washington Reynolds.
ET appearing to my satisfaction, that Wash.
n inston Reynolds. one Of the defendants in
this case, resides beyond The limits Of this State,
ON motion. ordercd that the said Washington
Reynolds do appear and plead. answer, or de-
mnr TO the c"lnplninunts' bill within tire"
months from the publication of this order, or
the said bill will be tnken, as to him pro confesso
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. FAD.
Commissioners Office,
9TH March, 1870. {w&P 1881 acc
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Anti T'oboco.-A law has been recently
promulgated in tho Swiss canton of the
Valais, prohibiting all persons under 25
years of age frpm smoking, Under pen
atty Of fine and Imprisonment.
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Never shall forge, her fair ronnd flcxi.
bile firm. Delicate girl! just budding in
To w"manly loveliness. whose heart trem-
bled behind the snowy wall Of her beau
tiful bosom.
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Yet thou has, roved o'er land more fair,
More blessed than Ger these eyes have

Yet thou has, roved DER land more fair,
More blessed than Ger these eyes have
seen.
Meath brighter skies brealhed purer air.
Crossed Sylvan floods and prairies green
Hast gazed IN mountains high and blue,
Camanches. roaming far AMI vide;
Guild lovely flowers Of every hue,
Viewed Colorado's flowing tide;
But mid these joys, does ere distress
Come DER thee, and rhy soul Cypress!
May magic fancy aid thy sight.
Tha, show thee all the joys hat cling
Round home, and every dear delight,
To win thee back from wandering.
Come back. then. brother! eyes, grow
bright.
When Il rs speak ofthy wished return.
Dear brother, cease thy wandering!
Oh speed thee home on eagles wing
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4 Strong Verdict.-Ahout tho COM
mencemenl of the century, black man
who had lived at the North end Of Boston,
suddenly disappeared. and it was thought
that he had drowned himself. According
". dilgenl search was made, and at the
end of two DAYS, his body WIS found in
dock near CIlarlestown. As is usual in
such cases. Jury was called Together; and
AS the story gnes, (Which is true for all we
know. )they were nIl men of color" Al.
ter son,e deliheratiun. they brought in a
verdict something as fnllnws: dat. 60
ing home one berry dark knight, he fell
from the top Of the wharf. aud was killed;
and The ritle coming in strong, it hoaied
hin, over 10 CharPstown aud was drowned;
iau the wed'ler being berry cold, he froze
TO deaIh !" The coroner who was very
wagSish. notwithstanding the occasion.said.
You may as we'll say died in the wool :"
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Th. ,a,dan, fields We u,ed 10 roam,

The verdant fields we nsed 10 roam,
The streamle's side, the flowers dell,
And all the witchins scenes of home,
Twine round me resislless SPILL.
Have lhoy no power To charm thee back!
Dost thou The prairie's greeu prefer.
To home. where, save from cares attack
Thnul't swse,ly rest, dear traveller!
An home is sure the seat of bliss,
Ifever found in worlds like this.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Allen s. Dozier, Foreign

William Yarborough. Attachment.
4 lie plaintiff having this day filed his de-
claraion in my office, and The defendant
having no wife or attorney known to be within
the state, upon wbom copy could he SER
we'd with a rule 10 plead. II is ordered that
the defendant do plead to the said decla-
ration within year and a day, from this dates
or final and absolute judgment will be awarded
agains, him. GEO. POPE, c. c. r.
Edgeaeid EsSsas sA c. H. ) $3.50 Q. 3. oqe Al.
Nov. 9th 1889.
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FACTS.

A man may drink and not be drunk.
A man may fight and not be slain;
A man may kiss bonnie lass,
And yet be welcome back again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07
We BE" SILKS.

HUST Received handsome assortment o
% Pru do Sois, Gros do Nap aud Matti"ni
Silks. of the lates' and most fashionable colours
and patterns, which will be sold rery cheap by
e. a. DOWD.
Dec. 13. 1899 'f4a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-08

Fresh Dry Goods.

EDARTLESON & co are now opening large
Nd and splendid assortment Of DRf GCODo
fashionable, cheap, and good. CLIO HS-lV
pieces Of Blue, Black, Brown, and Fancy eoiored
Cloths. Sumner Cloths, Cassimcres, Cassinetts;
together with variety Of New Style Goods Tor
pants vestines, sc. SILkS-Biack, Blue Black,
&c. Mousseline de Lanes, ShalIeys, Laces, Ldg-
ings, and Inseriings. very superior article OF
English Straw Bonnets. CALlCOES.-~JO pieces
of British and American P,ints--yery cheap
GinghaDs, Light Chniz--a splendid article iO-4
Bleachcd Linen for sheeting. D0neStic Clouds
Twicd and Plain Osnabtfgs; brown and Bleach
ed MusIin--fipc and good Plain and Striped Cot
tons Fine Indigo Checks--from 10 cts. up; Bar.
red and Plain Jaconetts; Bed I.cking--good and
cheap; Pittsburgh Cord Cotton Yarn; Candle
Wick Tin and Hardware. 200 Bbs. OF No.
Herring-; together with large and general as
sortment OF all kinds OF Goods, suitable for the sea-
son--al OF which viii be sold at small advance.
Those wishing to purchase, will do well to give us
a call.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for Goods, for which the highest price will be gwen
Falling Waters, Berkeley Co, Va.
June 81, 1899 If )