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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12
PROSPECTUS OF
BAY STATE DEMOCRAT.

On the first Wedncsn, in Jnuc lsiO, will be published
the Office of the Daiiy Bay state Democrat Semi Weekly
paper, To be called the SHAY STATS DSAeCHAT, SEMI
WEghLy" will he mrac up Of t contents oftlr Daily
and will be issued Wednesday and saturday MORNINGS
and will contain the latest News Prices Current Review OF
the Market Shipping List Commercial INTEL etc.
Ii will be handsomely printed good paper and will he
the same size OF the Daily.
TERMS-s2,5 so year. payable in advance. Five copies
will be sent for Sl2 ,OO-tcn copies for s22,j0
Boston, April rs, 1910.
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NnNAr

Those only who know by trial immediate observation
can form any idea Of the effects Of the perfect relief Of the
almost char-lke effected in cases of the PILES
RHEUMATISM ALI SwELIINss, AND ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, no matter how severe, by the use OF hays lh
mcnt Find one who has used it that will not aud It above
ll things ever used and YOU will hnd-whal caAhel be
found.
For the relief of suffering human beings who may be af
lcted, beg You to ask-hsk of these who know-,sk the
Hon. ALFRED CoNKLN. IT, 5. Judge for that district re-
siding near Aubern; ask MATTHEW J. MyRER, ESQ.,, A.
theis, n. ". ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, late Of Washing
ton city each Of those gentlemen know Of cases ncohqer-
able by all other remedies ply scians, though tried for
many years. that have been cured by use OF the genuine
HAYS ldNIMENT Thousands or ottr persons known SIM
liar cures Weappca 10 their sense Of ustice-thcr hui
man feelings.
1t hut duty you to your suffering fellow beings
to let this grcut remcd! be known. Speak then TO all
your friends. This will much pain where the news
papers not read where readers ncre,os, be-
cause many worthless articles advertised for the
purpose, To buyers we say II all who have used II
do say il boy 0nd a praise then do not iake it,
The proprietor will not allow this article ia We paid for
unless il cures when all the directions are ny oss9we
HW any one suffering refuse now 10 try IL? Dhe does,
he ought TO be pitied more for his obsinacy than has
suffering
he not compelled by his of mOalOi religious duty
so do all in his power for victims of distress and misery
For this purpose he would sooner devote fortune, than
secure II dollar ioEany worthless article.
LOOK OUT-SOme S,vindiers haze counfertcHedI fhis
article, and put up ih rarous deuicss; DO NOT be
imposed upon. One thing only will protect !ou-is the
on The mrapper or yon arc cheated DO not forget it.
Take this direction with you and test by that, or never
buy for is impossible for any other to be true OF
genuine. SOb'NNoN HAAS.
Sold by COMSTOCK & co. 2 Fletcher-strect, \. V
LOOK OUT!!
"Caution" is the Parent Of Sycty.
An stack of the pEs may be positively prevented by
using (whtA the prcnOnitory symptoms ie the celc
braed HAYS LiNlMENT. There more than one
hundred peoein this city, aud in the United States
immense number who have suffered hey cd endurance by
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks by applying this nimen when they feel any
symptoms of its approach Of this there is perfect
proof.
rr None Genuine without the name of CoMsToCR n Co.
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold ut M. 2 Flctcler-srcct, n. y
For sale in Woodstock W., by
Sly i. HCTClilNSON, in,
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CONDITIONS.

Two Dollars per Annnm payable on the reception of the
frs, regular number. Military Corps Subscribing for 30
copies to be sent in bundle will receive the paper
sl,5O in advance The first No will he issued soon
possible. 1TThose holding Subscriptions will please re-
turn the names Of Subscribers MS last as obtained.
NOrrich Man IL, 1910. 2-U
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TO BE REMEMBERED.

: Several most nagrnnt attempts have been md
counterfeit the true Balm of Columbia. Some Of III
posters have gone so far as To counterfeit the 81
wrappers, and the Falls of niagara, and every e,
mark except the name Of Comstock, which they dar
forge.
To avoid mpostions therefore, always look f
name of Con,stock d Co. or L.. s. COnistock, and
buy the article unless it has that name upon ii.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, only at No. 2 Fl
street n, Y.
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Frem the Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10.

1TWc see by an advertisement in another colum :
Messrs. ComstOck Il Co., the American Agents ii
bridges Balm Of Columbia, have deputies tn sell tina
Gle in Boston aud clsewhere-We know II lady of I'D
whose hair was nearly gone To expose entir(
phrencloscal Developments, which, considering t!,i
betsSened n most anible disposition, was not in
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourned the
locks that she had w0rn and, after years rutlcss
to miscalrtl rcstOrativcs purchased, some months
hottie or two of Oldrdges Balm, and she has now Il
in rich proilsOn, glossy. aud of raven blackness.
not puing-none OF the commodity has been sen !
aud, indeed we do not want any, for though we vi
bliged to wear wig year hgo, we have now, throlt
virtue hair enough, aud of passsbe quality, OF
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by nod
counirrficr. Let never be purchased unless it hid
name Of L.. =. COMSTOCK, or the signature of
STOCK Go. ca n splendid WRAPPER This is thu
external test that will secure the public from decepl
Address COMSrOCK d co.
Wholesale Druggist, New Yo}
No. EletCher-strert.
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NASHUA AND Lowell RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARIA NGSMBNT.

~ Sss * $3.50 4: ~ $3.50 s. E:as
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y ConL SuMMEE.-'rle pr srn, sum
lnrr. !aken rs II whole. is the cOnirst Which
we have ever experienced. 1t is true We
have had some few days Of what might
he rrr'rcd with rropriery hot w'ather: bnt
wc d" not think thai during The last three
months, we nave had a single week, the
whole OF which. was nppreS>ivrIv warm.
The nights for fortnight past I'VE been
as cool a> they generally are, much later
in the season, owing We suppose. TO the
quantity ofran which has flllen--wc have
had April showers every day. Inirrd We
have bronze 5" accustomed to them. that
we shall feel as if we had commenced a
new era, when tev &C c,Sa.--Cdmden .Our.
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 12.

CoVon. --T'hcre has brcn steady de.
mand throughout the week for Upland, and
owing to the yerv limited stock our sale
prices have improved.
We quore inferior and ordinary 7. oS a
10. There are no good ana il"e or el'oIce
sorts in marker.
Rice "A gond business has hecn do'r III
this article, when We take into considrra-
lim the small supply on sale. and at inn
proved rates. We quotn ,rA''rim TO fair
33; gnrm to prime 3s a, aud chuice S:3a
PEI 100.
Flour The demand for this article
noticed in oy, review. ceased with the
close of The week, since whit h time 1imi.
ted business has hrrn dune with the city
bakers, principally in Baltimore Howard.
stree, and Virginia. III &64 III. We
quote extreme SGd SGa per hh.
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AbbcviIIc, Sept. ,lIh iN.i0.

Finer Cora than Fine Cora. Int N9i Tie FiHfS'.
Mr. EDiroE:- n"lirr in y"ur last AL.
vertiser, :ha, d. Ewart ESqr. Of cn!nmhia.
has presented the Editor OF the Caroti:,ial,
with Il ear Of ''commpn CORN rm"a>url'g
l3 inches long. ST Inches in circumference,
aud cnn'ainine SS:i grains
Jnhn KrkSey Esq. has presented 'nr
with three ears uf MS comm n corn,'
grown in PmtrrSvlIr. one of which meas.
ures % INCHES in circumference and l3
Inches long, (if the shank had hccn left y
little lonser) anI contains 1902 crains.-
The other two ears were taken from an
other stalk. one contains $50 sraiuS aud
the er936, maxim. 1915 grains the pro
duct Of one stalk-'rhcsc three ears are
real Carolina Corn. the Grains fuil. flint,
running over the end OF III cob.
PoTTERsvILLE.
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NEW ASSORTMENT "A
GROCERIES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

EE AVE now wou land. a:ri are daily receive
III IL ing, general assnrtuIr nj Oi E"w Gonds
wh.sll they offer for sale or reasonable terms.
consisting in Part eftic following articles, VIZ:
~ hnds good ars i,rimc Sngm,
500 E,s N!riIr Havana do
1,OOG' c!occ laafa I.ump Sugar,
5G0'' d"ahle refined CRUSHED TO-. i; choice
article.
75 bags prime Rioand Green Cuba Coffee,
asn, O!l White Java do.
s ticrccs Rec,
10 hIids AinI;lss..s,
. chests llyson, Imperial and DlacL; Tea,
5.0DD bsii> i.;ycrpnn Groulm saI,.
l.n0h lbs German. B!i>te,rd and Cast Steel,
$4,000 lbs assorted Swcde Iron. couss,in.. Of
the following sizes: J! in tn l.l-2-.
24-2i to IIrchr> wide u. t. 'Eirk;
a;So square and ronnd Bar Iron. from
] I" inches in size; it;So, Nail i,Gds.
Band an'l Hoop Iron.
lnO sett Wagon Boxes, assorted sizes.
$50 keys Mails and Brads. ,io. do Al
so, u IN. spikes,
$50 pieces hest llrmp and Tow Baggins,
100 coils Kentucky Rope,
80 do Comph:n do ! lu inch.
zoo llS Tagging Twlnr.
:'5,0OO lb< Bacon, (a-Sortcd, Shoulders and
i!iddsi!.Es
10 boxes c;in!cr Sperm Candles,
10 do mould 1'aiIow DO.
500 lbs coed Feaiiicrs.
100 kegs White Lead No. ],
p ~, 90 D"pont's Gunpowdcr FFF
5OD lbs Soc LrarIer
~ cases Boots and Shoes,
500 lbs Bar Lead.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Snap, almonds, IT. Gin,
C"g Erondy Ptach nnd fpris d.. N, Z.
Rum Rye Hhishep, CHicr. Iinegar !Hadcria
Hine. ic@criGc DO. frrf do. Maiaga do.
Cm,nn O>nabnrgs; 81. 4 t. and 54 Shirt,rcs
and S!rertings; Red and white FIann"lS,
Negro Clothes, lilarke.s, &c. &c. &c.
FIFTY Pieces Georgia Mana
.sacc,ss.
WOODEN FARE,
CONSISTING OF
Rush and Cane Seat Chairs. IiOodcn Scat and
Spipdie Back no.. thi!dycn's do. do. do.
Printed "rd lnminicd B.rhris, Chiidren's
BtGotc !necaS. Ness Of Measures. dO. Of
Painted ad Unp9infed Tubs, Brnss and Iron
bJRAd PGi!S. (rad'cS. BrOoms. sc.
Timothy and Fed md White Glover
srcds.
In addition To tho above The subscribers will
be receiving throughout the seas IL. additional
supplies of all kinds Of Go0ds usually sold in
their line OF business.
SIBLEY & CRAPON.
Hamburg, Ang. lst. le4O. At 81
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SIpeFiG,s Sales.

Ep Y Virtue ut suudfy wriis of Gcri jisrins 10
ED me- directed, viii I've aold Ht Fils eiisti G..
Iio,sr. oil thr first Monday and pues,lise in
October nexl, tile following property. VIZ:
Mrlz d. Hrndrlz. ~ !abucr Nelson. ore tract
OF and Containing one hurdle ed acres. more or
less, ad. .orring j. I'm Holly and omrs.
Robbiils IL Gunner. VS. William Marlborough,
tii Dr IrHdanls Im,reSt in onr h,s.Ftlre.l and
thirty scres ri land, nlUlc or Iess, al iufing 5ati
In,Ow ant others.
Charles Pricr, VIZ Sherwood Ccrlcy oretract
OF land containing one hundred alu tiiiy arrrs,
more "r esa al. oilrng John Ramsey 81 others.
Also, one other tract, cunIaihdms one hun
drcd acres more or less, adjoining Samuel Ste
yr,Is and others.
Eli Milton. SO John Marsh. two hundred and
fifty acres OF land more "rics ad oinIng Eliza
beth Carter and others
Salmon Clark, IS Margaret Ogilvir, three
hundred acres Of Ia'Hi Eore or less, adjoining
John White and others.
The same, VS. tie same, The above described
property.
The same, IS tIrc same, the above described
property.
levi VI. Churchill, VS. NJ. B. High,ower one
tract OF land containing g--ilcrrs. more or less,
adinii.ns al,s. HigIowrr and others.
I ho"'a, ".J,;';nrn 'I'e',i"x : W"ii ioMe''. one
tract " M. ,,o sn,mo ,i, J"! "''' "',,'s
Inc 'NSee % ''' ''''e' wv "'"'e ue''''''"
ln"peity
Vim Grvton VS. Ja;,H S:ergcnrg"r. one him
nrc" acres "' i'''''' hHe 'F ';>' ""''""5 ''u'
Glover and others.
LA. uo Wood. vs. H. IinfT:nan. Sen. three
i,''"die" ict' !" ,a'''. nl"re or less. a,+, irce
NeSr"eS' i'''h'i,. iiaf''"l a'd ncr child John.
H. Si'''c' vs. 'i'' San''' '''c above described
r'opery:
IL .'o"' n.y. ~ '.Hs iieniy Sh"!tZ. ore lot
III lie Town OF ifan'''nfs 40. "ne n'li'rrd
AID sixty three l'a'Ing thirty ieeI lrnl Oh Cov
insinn sireel ANA unc hundred and ninety feet
/, on Cobb street
The state, vs. l'c same. tlie above described
property.
i. =. Gnut''v Il &. vs Mary Wins"ar1.
cigili Iu Icrrs y. ;aii.i ;lu.ror =. =, ad-
joining Danici Guatt'chum a;.d or:..is
3. +. Gouedy, L. c. vs Mary Mcdaniel. one
t:;l a., i.a;ll 81 GiIirc E.. il. PelcIcr. James
Griffin aud offers.
John Lotion, VS. Saudcrs Rcardin one Negro
Woman Cate.
Cadaway Clark. VS. WIN, Slrom and Samuel
Stron. one Bay Mare.
Samuel Stevens, VS. John Young blood, one
,rrc, or bud 60; or,, ,,, r;,.a .'r;,,;,,
;nn Robp,, Rrya:,; n,,, ,,,j,.r, '''' Co.
John $. smiley " M tne ~ s,,ne ms the ,hovc DO.
sccibed prurrrrv.
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HARRISON MEETING AND BAR.
BiCCE.

Th" Harrison men had lIcelng and
l;ar'':rac III tr;s place on i e,!nrSdny. the
2md int. ai l'o h Of which Col McCnrd.
IIir P'e>id"u, "i I'r Stale Branch Bank in
C"!Gmha, presided. They alsn had Il
pr"rrs,in:. hcade'! by a Band of Music.
amt their nnnncr>. (which 1T last were
hut small; for such an ocr"Sn.) were
m"r' swei'"h by persons from The sur
rnundimG Districts. The Barhatur was
Sivc:I il ',"mur nf Mc->rs. Preston and
fhonp>"rr, aud ii is said that The latter
declared in his speech, thai if NJ. Van
liur'n should he reelected. it w,ud he
Tie last Presidential election in Ihis coun
lry..-.SoWi.i CarOiiniaa.
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shall nc to decide on all matters OF disa-
crrcmrn, origiualin. from violation Of
the foregoing articles of agreement: this
tomnilce to he knuwu and styled the
f;rrc"i're Anti Monopoiy Committee.
On mo!lua o! J. W. Stokes, that D L..
4 ans Esp, lee appointed under The 2ud
Rrsulnli,n Pre>ulrTt-and on motion of
II. L. Jrlirs that the Chair arpoint the
Cnn:uiitcc.
The Chair named the following sen-
llcmcn:
II. l.. Ji:FFERs,
J. w STONES.
TliOS. KERNAGIIAN,
J. II. ANDERSON,
JOSIAH SlKi.EY,
III. T.. MAilIiR.
On m"tinn, Rc<"vrtl. That these pro-
c""dinsS be published in the Hamburg
Journal.
JOHN EVANS, President.
p. II. Roh*Er, Secretary.
Hamburg, Sept. 4th, 1910.
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SECes!NEe CAEsEe.
SseaicaE C0ylrSc oG Georgia.

AUGUSTA. September. l-.i0.
FE Htiii Ninth Course Of Lectures IN this In.
d stiinliun will commence on i!l,. c0nd
Monday, the 9th If ncx, Novcn,'". d ,erlllin
ate on the first Saturday Of March ;onw,ng
Fec for lul! Cnuisc "r Lectures, $II5 90
larlirnlatioli (l,aid huI once $ 90
Arrangements have been made by which Stu.
drnt> can be- supplied from Europe with instru.
mcits "f all kids, Skeletons &c.
The Faculty are
g. NJ. NEWTON. VI. D.. Professor of anatomy.
l.. A. DUGAS, VI. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
CIV. WEST. NJ. d.. Professor Of Chimisry
and Pharmacy.
I. P.GARvIv. VI. D.. Professor Of Theapentics
and Mal"ria Mrdica.
j. A. Eve VI. d.. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Infants
J.. d. Ford. NJ. d.. p nfcssnr of the Institutes
and 'rlcticc o" Medicine.
r. +. Eve. N. d., Professor ofthe Principles
and Practce of Surgery;
G. NJ NEwroS. NJ. d.. Demonstrators Of ~
JnnH McLE>rER; " D.. nalony, without ad-
PAUL F. EVE. M D.,
Sept I. Dean Of Faculty.
o. The ElgeGcld Advertiser. Greenviile
Monn'aneer, :. G.; Southern Recorder, Fed.
rral Union. Co.nnbns Enquirer. Savannah
Georgian. G.nraia. Mobile Register. Huntsville
Democrat Alabama Jnrlrnnl. Tuscalous' Flag
y ahama; FloYidatl, Finrida; and Nash
vile !!anncr, will publish tie above ADVERTISE
ment weekly 10 the amnnnt of $;5 each, and
forward thor receipts 10 tho Dean,
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f"dian' Eeciion --OGri2I.-In The Tu-
rliaualoii> Jnurna Of ,a- 27,!, uir wr !i;ll
c":mnIc:r rrturn> nf I'll. ,nic i,,r Govcrnnr
and li''uf Gnrrrurr at he recent election
II lnl'hna, accompanied hy the certificate
( the Secretary Of State. The whole
numhcr nf votes inr Governor is 1922
and for Lieut.. Governor lI6.4lI. The
majority for Bigger. The Wing candidate
for Governor, is SG37, aud for Samuel
Hall. The Wing candidate for Lieut.. Gov
,rnsr, 92J2.
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FasE assd Winter Goods

yHN HE, Subscribers are now RrcTiving frnm
Il New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
. large and we'll selected assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Cos1STT7G TN FAINT OF
hackina@ Whitney ard Duiiie Blanlsets
Chidren'4 Rose Blankets.
Ncar, Blankets.
Plains and kerSeys, for Negroes.
rlrH Liuscys.
PAIN und Figured Red Lindseys.
Super Blue and Black Cloths.
Low Price do
Steel Mixed do
Lion Skin, Molsir and Pilot do for over.
Coats.
Bne, Black and Fancy Cossimercs.
Blue aud Black Casirieis.
Steel Mixed and Cadet Grey do.
Wonlen and Silk Velvet Yes,ings.
Silk Satin, and Valentine do.
kentncky Jeans. from 80 cts to 81 so per
yard.
Red and White FIunncls.
Green ard Yellow do
Double and single width Merinos.
AlouseIainr de'Lane. very fine.
Mnnsclanc de- Laine, nj (i3ii cents,
P!ain and Satin striped Sllrl eys
A variety Of n.li-h an ,marican Prints.
Second Monr ing do do do
EmhrOidpr d Alrrino Shawls.
Cha ;ge1b'e Damask SILK. s. plendid article.
II;gh!anI and Blanket Si.aw s.
The Alp he Shawls-a new article.
DamLs'i Table Covers.
Irish Linen and Long Lawns.
Fducy plaid SIiaw!s.
Ilrmmed itilcIled and Embroidered Hand.
krrcliieia.
SYKES ,"o"h and Mill Mus:ins.
Jaconet aun Cnnhricb do
Ladies Wriird uoiiars.
Black Lacr Wells
Black and White Grctian Boiinet.
Black Italian and Gro dc nap silk.
Do Ma my do do
SiuSl,"w AMI SarslretS
Figured CnIor"d S:ili;s for Dresses.
- Buck Sa,in'!n do
Brown and t.ieacl,cd IInme$pun.
do do Drilling,
Gloves and IIosiery.
A variety of Genilemcn and Ladies' Shoes
du do Boys and Misses do
Ladies fine Kid Slippers.
Misses to do
Negro Shoes.
ALSO.
I.cghorn ami Straw Bonnets.
Misses English Straw do
Ribbons and Artilicials.
ALSO,
One Bale of la lies and Misses
WGRh BASKETS.
ALSO.
Saddles Brides AMI Martingals.
GirtIrs and Surcingles.
WAGON aud Drivers Whips,
Twig Whips, &c,
ALSO.
Sperm and Talnw Candles,
Soap and Lamp Oil. Sc. Sc.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
HhRDWARE AND CROCKERY WARE
B\LE ROPE AND TWlNE.
All Of which they will sell low for CASH, o
On time, 70 prnctuai customers They rrspec
fully invite their friends and customers, and tn
public generally to call and examine their Stoc
and Prices. Come and see, we will churs
you nothing for looking.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
Sent ID, 1S3O tf33
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New ORLEANS. Sapt. ).

-'''' -pEIjl
4 slight degree ol activity has been
WINGED during the last f.w days, in cunsr-
q 'rncc "I' lIr Increased receipt, Of pro.
Grcr; but this annla'inu has hrcn merely
rrnrcpilhlr ri liia Lc,rr. iuaSinur! as
rr:i'!r III general has undergone no inn
pr"vrnicut whltrvrr. Every week, how
crr". hr!n.S rs naHrer In the desired pcriu
wtrI Il rclnru of active business trausac-
tI"n- viii tax" place, aud We shall be re
lIcvrd from lie dull ;nnno,nmv that has
prrvadd all branches of commerce for
nearly three months.
The weather rnn'inncs very warm. and
the health of The city i> excellent; in fact,
the ScaS"n Is now 81 far advanced, thar we
are relieved from all apprehension ON The
score ufdI>ca>c.
The river is AT present thirteen feet lie.
low the high wairr mark ol the season.
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ceucraily. Bullying ard oHaggcration
were Forgotten in clarsrin and exposure.
But wlcn their opponents. ws" composed
the larger body present, and tr!umphed IN
the victory q" trn':l, in !hsice ~ themselves
aud Satisfaction u! ilm'IT brethren abroad.
cilnnsc tn assert the richlui telling the Wd'n
trufk, they arc 20 I've branded III The exercise
OF il, aud three uI them 10 hr subjected L
false in>:,u ,iinns. and IN ntllaI''nh';'"fi WIN
whic! f'r,!,r:,i,>m ann:ii:s democracy.
Let Plain Truth ask himself i!lc qacs
lions is he MOI IN np>ta'i! an'' is II n"i
,nor" than pr"hahlc lh#I tic community
rrsa:,l Tim rs sn"li. more iii Il 81 IS Hos"
he would ii,igm 80 NOMINATED aii,! has he
not hccn guilt, If "has'' AN: 'rn.':'!cnnn-
~" cunducr III ,lcvial'no from a correction
of The accounts n t!u. injecting 10 make Il
low personal attack upon three mdi-
ri,luals,
Bu, whoever may he The Trio" meant
by "Piain Truth" il is very probable that
they Inok with contempt upon any pop.
gun bar cry that masks MAgcni'cmnniy and
base insinualiunS. Drrs be imagine too
,ha, The rrccmrn Of .snhevillc District can
eympa,:l;z" with ore whn hides himself
under Iir,itious lmc 10 impucn tho mo
1ivcs and belle the feelings OF those whom
ali NAV lnok upon as honorhlc and trust
worthy. rxccar 'I'o pi'iiui 'aricr who rs.
sumeS the name IF ''PIain T'nth' lie
shows his own notorious cnnceit aad ma
lignancy, without i'iinryinc any nnr, and is
no ,lnun Iau.i, II N iar hI>hiSray Of v'u-
pera,;nn, rs Que Of his speakers at rhc II Ar-
rison nec'ing WAS for his drmaganSism
bomba~1 and Ignorance.
The arcnun, thai Pain Truth pre-
tends to give of the arguments ni' his party,
the assumptions he makes of his strength
in This District, and his other ''faIse and
garbled." statements and insinuations
will, 10 t!nuhr. I've rert"rtly apprcciaIed hy
a.! r,...>r ri:izrtrs NJ, h.,l IN n"l,orrumiy V
ofknowing the extent olthcir c"rrcclncss.
Let "Plain Truth" be easy and cool his
raoc. H., viii r2cr;vc I'll Justice. Lr'
him NOT fret himself int" a''hnrsr' as usual.
He need no: In puaIiSh his speech. 1t will
be Inuni in parcel, in every Wing paper
you can find. lis a great pity hr is n"'
put under tho same n""rs>iiv ni h"r".,w inc
some Iralire' ny. = c''.ir c,.r - IS oI
arc.lers, eXt:n'.r>. ,tI,. affirmation.
PHiLn l'LMS TEuTn.
AbbcNillr Sent. .lIh iNiU.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
VERMONT anricipa.ed the wings

VERMONT AS anticipated the wings
h"v.' a.-;.i: r:rii."! thai State, even BY an
ir.raa,."! .;;.,f"ii'.. We must confess
tiin "" l..": iiiil:l,.'"r' 20 -. result. If
the d'mnrr.ri: caa:i.:;.,. !i,. ::.,,erlnr had
hr' ~ elected, w"crrI"in!, could ,,n: h,>r
"yullcd III i.i> election. il what is stated i,
sum" oi the wing "pprrs. be true. ri,al liz,
is is much an al" l:ionIs' is his whig sue.
cc,-(ul competitor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

The New York Democratic State Con-
vr,lrinn. have nominated VIM. e. Buick.
and Daniel S. Dickinson. us candidates
f:r i!!r "lhreS nf Gavrrner and Lieutenant
G"vrFunr. Tho present Governor and
Licurcnan. Governor. Mr,srs. Seward and
Bradi-',, have h?"n nninInalcd Ior re- eIec
lion bv The federal will.s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
EGO Es SALE,

FHTliE Subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE
IL and LOT al Pn,telsvilr. Also. his Co0ch
Building establishment. w,thall the work. finish
ed Il unfinished Also his Emk Smiths Toois,
and those used in The Wood and Paint SIlo1s.
Also his Stuck on hand, such as Leather, Cloth,
Laccs DC. DC
Terms made easy to suit the purchaser
For further particulars apply to
JOHN MCNEIL.
Puttersvillc, Aug. 25, ls4O If 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

Rice Cnops.-A number nfIIne planners
of this district t>nyS The Georgetown A.
nrrrican. "I I'd iusl.) commenced harves-
tir's s.'r"r"I 'laysaSo. From 'h" inquiries
wc have made, we feel aat:,arizcd TO say
The crop will moi he Short ol that gathered
last Year.
HeGlAh.-fhe same paper says, eve
are much grnIIied in hrims able to stale
that our town Is quite healthy, and has
"njoA''i :" "f:rtili> summer as larse share
ii health rs ANY town or city on The Allan
tic COAST"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

FArEIrs.--The GsIves,onian savs, thf
youug latlics of Texas eat hn!I beef, rave
their checks like red rnhhagc-, wear rings
in ,lfcir noses. e, haTr1mt in Summer, wear
moccasins a: halls, tie up 'hcir hair with
eel >kins, 90 armed with hnwie knives. and
will lake uH scalp equal TO an Indian.