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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29
ESTR A WE'D

ENRON the Subscribers plantation, on Tin.
H' krr Creek, OH the 9Th instant, II dark bay
horse Mule. three years old. He had black
streak across his welhers. and his name was
trimmed. whoever can give any information
of said Mule, will confer favor, by writing to
the subscriber at Wellington Post Office.
ELIZABETH HICKSON.
Barnwell, April 20, lS4l. d. IL
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Election Notice.

A NsELECTION for a Brigadier General
IA of,he First Brigade Of Cavalry, Of 8. C..
Militia, II fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Genl. Gillian. will be held at the
house of Captain Ahner Perrin, near Liberty
Hill, Edgefeld District, OH Monday the 2lsl
day ofJnne.
By order of Genl. NIcDufie.
Capt. l.. II. MUNDY,
Lieut. W. HARRISON,
Lieut.. ]. Rochell, Jun.
= 1op1n,ro
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with slight advance on all descriptions, sew
eral planters are now in Town offering their
crops, a number Of whom require in payment
when they sell the better currency, notes of spe-.
Gle paying banks of the interior of GeofgIn,
and city bank bills. We quote prices at the
extreme of 81 III, fine article in square
bales fraction over the latter, payable in Geor-
gia Rail Road money.
E1ehange.-South Carolina al par, except the
notes Of the Bank of Camden, i a dis.
Georgetown,
Commercial Bank in Columbia, a
Merchants Bank at Cheraw, Ia
Augusta Insurance and Banking Comply. par.
Bank of Augusta,
Branch State Bank of Ga, at Augusta,
Agency. Bank of Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Rail Road,
Mechanics Bank, .'
Bank of Darien g. Branches, 20 25per ct. dis.
Bank Of Hawkinsville, ID q Is ''
Bank of St. Mary's, 3a F"
Bank of Miedgeville, ga
Bank of Columbus, 14a 18
Bank of the State of Ga. ut Saw. 2 /"
Branches of do. in Athens, Mil
ledgevilie, Washington, Eat.
tnnton and Macon, 3a5
Agency of do. in Greensboro,
Bank of Brunswick. 3a5
Commercial Bank of Macon, 2a4
Central Bank Of Georgia, ID Is "
Central R. r. G.: Bk'g. Co. Saw. !
Branch Of do. Macon, 3a5
Chattahoochee r. R. g. Bank'g
Co., Columbus. IA IL
Georgia R.R. & Blk. Co Athens, l3 Is
Insurance Bank Of Columbus, at
Macon. 2a4
Marine a. Fire Ins. Bank, Saw. az
Branch nf do. Macon. "a 5
Monroe R. R. & Bk'g. Co. 80 SO Z"
Ocmulgee Bank, no sale
Planters Bank Savannah, az
Planters e. Mechanics Banl; Co.
lumbus, ia IL
Western Bank, IA lS
Ruckersrille Banking Comply, III 13!
Drafts on New York, 1t prem.
Charleston, par a 4
Savannah Lag dis.
Philadelphia, 2a4
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NEW GOODS,

YHNHE Subscribers are now receiving their
q Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
which they will dispose of on reasonable terms,
and invite their customers and the public, to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
BRYAN s. MINOR.
EdSclicld G.. r., ipril IL, 1si'. lfG1
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The following boast of Wing paper
shows tina, in Virginia the Wings consider
Mr.. Tyler as opposed TO a National Bank.
Charleston Courier.
We really commiserate the situation Of
the loco foco stump demagogues aud pot
house politicians in the South. The death
of Gen. Harrison has rendered them bank
rupt, by deprivins them of all political
capital. John Tyler is now president of
the United States, and it would require
more than even loco fDco elfrontery, 10 tell
Virginia audience that they had aughr to
fear from him, on the sub bject Of Abolition,
The Tariff, the Bank. the assumption of
State debts, &c. What then can these de-
Chalmers go upon1 Will they declare war
in advance upon his administration ? We
believe The opposition party of Virginia is
tno inst and generous 10 adoptrhis unman-
y and unpatrioIic course. The vast ma
jority nf it will rather wait the issue of
evenrs-give him fair triai-and Judge of
his acts in calm and unprejudiced man.
ner.-Fred Arena.
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Lost.

A NOTE of hand, given by Harriet Marin.
"A to N. FInch for Eighty Five Dollars, due
25th December last thereby forewarn all per-
sons from trading for said note.
B. r. ADDISON.
April 25. 1871. If IL
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Collector at BoSton.-The President has
appointed Levi Lincoln, late Governor Of
Massachusetts, and member of the next
Congress, Collector Of The Port Of Boston.
This is The FIRST instance under the present
Administration. Of the appointment of a
Member of Congress 10 an Office of mere
emolumeut. We trust it may he The last.
Il is perfectly righ, and proper for the Pre-
sident 10 go into Congress for his Cabinet.
There he may be expected to find men Of
more experience in public affairs, and het-
ter fitted for his constitutional advisers than
any where else. But for an office Of profit
alone, represent alive the people should
never be selected; and the member who
accepts such post, abandons the trust re-
posed in him by his constituents, and man.
ifesls derelction Of duty that oushI to
preclude his appointment 10 any Office.
The people have honored him with their
confidence, and chosen him to guard their
interests. He canno, discharge himself Of
she obligation. for mere matter Of dollars
and cents, without dishonor.-N. Y. Her.
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AUGUSTA, April, 81.
Cohon.--Onr market yesterday and to-day
has shown evident signs OF 4 better demand
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Rathbone e. Baker. Foreign
VS. Richmond Baker. Attachment
EBYan order from the Court of Common
u b Pleas, in the above stated case. will be
sold at Edgefeld c. H., on the first Monday in
May next. One Negro Slave. Winney. Terms
cash. 8. CHRISTIE, $. E.p.
April Is Isl 5oJ II
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.
Mary Tomkins. Applicant.
VS. VIM. Hill and wife, and
others, Defendants.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that William
Hill and wife, Eliza, Defendants in this
case, reside without the limits Of this State. 1t
is therefore ordered, that they do appear and
obicc, to the division. or sale of tho real estate
of Stephen P. Tomkins, deceased. on or before
the second day of August next. or their consent
to the same will be entered ofrecord.
Given under my hand, at my Office, this 10Th
day of April. 1871.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. E. D.
April %, lS4l. (Sl0 Sly m 12
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The Fire at North Bend.-We are glad
TO learn by the Cincinnati papers received
this morning, that the injury to the NJ an
sion House a, North Bend, as reported yes
terday. was greatly exaggerated. The
Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday says:
.Great uueasiness was caused in this
city yesterday morning, by report that
RaE5iso1,s dIe.I!ag hease, a. North,
Bend, had bcsS dssf7oyeG oy fire the pre-
v;ous afternoon. Direct Information, how
ever. arrived before noon, and quieled all
apprehensions. The building was on FIRE.
bui only the upper story of the west wing
sustained any material damage. The roof
and this were destroyed, hui Without, we
understand, the loss Of any furniture, or
seriously inconvenlenciog the afflicted fam
ily."-Balt. Patriot.
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hereby certify from personal observation,
that the water of the Abbeville Mineral Springs
is singuarly serviceable in all cases of chrome
Inflammation and glanduIar distractions. 1t
does not appear to possess any highly slimula-
ting or direct tonic properties. but imparts tone
to the whole system indirectly by its wonderful
effect in wearing out inflammation. and in cor
recting the secrctions of oil the glands Of the bo-
dy a few Summers ago, sent patient to
The Springs labouring under chronic gasiretls,
which found very difficult to treat to ndvani-
age. and to my surprise the case was speedily
cured by the Use OF the water alone. Subse-
quenrly to the above case, | sent another pa
tent 10 the Springs who was reduced very low
by uterine obstruction and clrnnc iniammn-
tion. with pulse up to about l2O beats in the
minnie; she was soon entirely restored 10
health, by light diet and the use Of the water
without any Medicine whatever.
A. B. ARNOLD, M. D.
Lowndsville, s. c., April I'd, 154l.
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ABBEVTH1LE
AA-g @.
a.s@ayE gss;4tsa.s@ela!lsEE
SrExSEA ask
Mineral Springs.

TNNHIs ESTABLISHMENT is now in
u complete order for the reception Of visit
ors, and is extensively provided with every &C.
commodation and comfort which persons in
search of health OF recreation, can desire. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawhow, who are charged with its
superintendancc. are eminently qualified to
give satisfaction, and the Directors can prom.
ise that as good table and as clean and COM
modioms rooms will be furnished, as are to be
had at any watering place in the United States.
These Springs are situated in healthy and 70:
mantle region in the North Western corner Of
Abbevie District, near the Anderson line, and
the place is as perfectly exempted from autnln'
nal fevers as any place in our Mountains. The
waters are confidently believed to be equal to
any ia the United States, in all cases of chronic
disease of the liver and other glands, and OF
chronic inflammation in any part of the system
in cases of dyspepsia and sick head ache they
have been sinsularly efficacious, having invari-
ably given relief whenever adequately tried.
In these cases they may be almost considered
a specific, as well as in diseases ofthe skin and
urinary organs. A Hack will be regularly run
during the season from Abbeville G. H., which
is "a miles distant, to carry passengers coming
10 that place in the Stage.
BY THE DIRECTORS.
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Destructive Fire at North Bend.-Scarce-
" week has elapsed (says the National
ln,elligencer,I since we assisted in paying
Funeral Honors to the memory of Gen.
Harrison, and we receive Information that
the Mansion in which he resided, the abode
of his family-,he house which had known
him bu, was to "know him no more
has been deslro, ed by fire! Truly now Is
his family "without home." The fol-
lowing is all the account We have of this
las, calamity:
From the Gin Republican Extra, April IL.
Fire at North Bend.-The Captain oil
the steamer New York reports that when
he passed North Bend, al 6 o'clock last
mig ht, the West Wing OF the Mansion
House Of Gen. Harrison was on Firc-lhe
roof was covered with persons with axes
aud buckets of water-the windows oErhe
house was taken out, and the furniture
had all been removed out upon The green
in front Of the house. The Captain thinks
the main building will be saved.
The Mail Boat has not arrived-per-
a,aps detaiued on account of the above.
Upon the above printed note is added
the news brought by 1.-the Mail Boat" in
few words: "Burnt to the ground" III.
Posi- OFFICE. WHEELrss, Va.) Apr. IA.
We learn by this mornings mail from
the West, that the residence Of Gen. Har-
rison, It North Benti, Ohio, was burned to
the gruoud on Sunday night last, the llth
Instant. l.. S. DELAPLAIN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
DR.. MILES
COMPOUND EXTR CIT nEr rn,x INN

.v,,, an important Substitute fer CdIomeL
Epto1Ileofs OF this article keeping In view the fact
ai wise and benevolent Being has plac ed within the
iesoh OF all remedies adapted TO the diseases no
me climate they nhab and knowing likewise thai most
oie diseases OF The south West are based upon or
ganic OF functional the liver heir
attention TO those articles which act more espt eaIy on
the hillary organs r'' -.
Aher long aborous and expensive research they have
succeeded ia extracting substance from the Ton Alto
organs shey nave denominAied HepaiiHe II Is medicine
thai VIII produce all the beneficial suits OF CalomeL iu
Oo acute anu chronic diseases without the poss of
producing the ieletcrous consequences common 10 thai
nueIe IL acton upon the constitution universal no
parton the system escaping its influence. II H. however,
upon he Organs o secretion and excreiiOn that great
power Is particularly manifested hence IL Is peculiarly
adapted II The treatment OF bilious eveTs other ts-
portal circle prevail. ~
II Is admissible In all where IL is ecessary 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels obstruction
dehcues aquick and healthy action ofthe liver other
gandular yiscera of the abdomen. Being du in M
inc surface o! 'he body accompanied by agene pc rspi.
ration soes nos exhaust like drastic puIges; sti It's ac.
uon more universal and may often be repeated not
merely win safety but with great benefit This
inuspensaby necessary in OF long standing for in
them temporary impressions made by strong ed.
nina Of the constitution.
Is cleansing and purifying the system; acts In per.
feet harmony with the known laws ofe, and unubt.
eh one OF the most valuable articles offered for pub.
lie trial and inspection.
For convenience this medicine Is into three grain
&c and aiuTec The yellow pills tonic ana
dGDh0rshe FoI sale wholesale and retail, by
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
sc ~ Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
''A s TUT ron iSs ri cSSs 8, ssr'''''H'
SCROFULA
mEsCURIAL DISEASE

TUE sarsspanla Of the shops very apt be nearly
not quite h.ert. ehher from FROM having been
Of tse oe ether the Improper modes OF pre-
parg which have long been In vogue have probably con-
trbued TO s variable reputation The activity OF tc toot
soluble 70 certain extent cold hot and either
rendered inert by chemical change NJ the TEN
PIP deg This fact appears be demonstrated by
Hancock the following observations "Acr Ions
boiling pee uar odour which rises abunantiy the
good sarssparla, almost eStngushed From
arsspailla prepared In this found sensible
patient, its peculiar nauserting,
rowsy, ami rackng effects produced by alarsa quantity,
although the dccociion of six eight ounces was tined
dose ~ Wood q Boeke's ~ s. Dispeusdfory.
knowledge OF these facts and the ertanty prae-
of the OF Sarsapara in use, lcdto the dis
covery, after repeated experiments OF the metho OF pre-
pairing ami compromising the extract now the eu
and the public. Ills prcparedby new pro-
boiling andis warranted to contain, in con.
form, the active principles Of the root obtained
the approved species OF sulilax.
efficacy has been repeatedly test. IN private practee
essu OF the worst forms OF the dis
tile OF which Sarsaparla Is recommended
amer other preparations OF that medicine, the fanacea &C
been used without effect number OF cases of e.
ulccraiions and affections of the bones in simple
eroua and in mcrcuria and mercuro syphlte diseases
without any other treatment except the most simple app
cations the parts diseased ktna OF two or three bottles
similar will Prove the efficacy and Importance OF
the preparation.
Is partic ularly caomel where that medicine
has been given freely In scroous habits for the cure
diseases being admirably calculated In such cases
vigor OF the constitution. The Of two or three bottles
will every such OCCASION cfectual security
against secondary affections. ~
AS tonic and particularly in general debility
with impure and depravcd conditions of the system nom
other diseases, in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections of the skin, an medicine
''' ALEXANDER DUvAI,
iel2 Agent for tho Prophet u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
RowLAND's TONIC MIXTURE.


n specific aud lasting Cure for the Fsper and 8gu,
iS worthy remedy earnestly repes the slur OF LsI,
a quack medicine, ID having been the result of man.
years experience and labour, nj .aa
observation OF FEVER AND ACUE II Il eomnossd ~
sucn mecmal principles as cousi tered most al 10
IeSoe me harmony OF action between The solnsc Iy.
81, .pn VIZ oher important functions the syuern m.
loss OF which harmony Is evidently the Immediate eanss
" hspeedily promo,esa regular and heal,hv
eppetne which Ia generally entirely destroy ed or rsnd
edNer precsr-us; by which effect ysouf and
III sa 10 me whole system 1t must be APPARENT to
all, ua medicine possessing these peculiar slrtnes ia
useu IN grel variety OF complaints by Ieuewrs ,he
hsany action Of Tie digestive orgaB,, provedsef
OF Iearkabie benefit In Dyspepsia Deprayrd hpns,i,
sss.,s Water Brash Flarlensy Jaundee Night
ieetons OF similar origin. But in the treatment -
feverS and especially In FEVER AND AGUR or Ia,ss
miienl Fever that IFS powers have been princip,y ,se
anu with those who have scents sef,ness n 4. nrononn
ced sovereign To all remedies heretofore or
those Diseases IL has also been as preyenii,s h.
many VINO were subject to periodical recurrence of tha
Chls and Fever and has always warjed on the snnrs
hended attack 10 II deemed not improorr ~ .
company the Vegetable Tobruge whha few OF the many
unequyoeal certificates politely furnished TO the pnpIie
OF the foregoing statements For further
accounts OF It's great usefulness panphlets ON
panying each bottle ''
Asuppy received, and for sale hy
LSELL, JOHNSTON a LYELL
=, N Agenis for tho PIopretoI
lie " A. ]. McKidoc's ID stand, Rich,uonJ IA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
NEM CmItRfH MIIsI1.

nTIF, BROADERs e. co have published under Cha. ILL.,
" rect0n and sanction n the Boston Musical tnstfue
BOOK ri tnufch Music 81 every variety or devotional -
erciscs, called BosfDn Mnscai Tnshf4ss C,Dsettsv -
Chspei ''N y
For long time have known that Mr. ComerLs. beso
industuou7ly preparing his work fOr the rresa WHLn
ne 30 Boo The country has arcasr-
nothing has been s unfouched which would All m tb.
composition n sacred music. ne has had Fnssb Cer.
freely
hr Conner s tho most accomplished mnsi-ian In siI the
Iepiimerso The science and practice of that divine ar
ai We havebn0Wn IN Boston; and bic Is warrant
uh We nheu repcaed humbuE Of maknga new book ONT
o. old tunes spoiled by Inc absurd alterations N an irpr
ahus nae not been pfactfed a knouedqe Of harmony
N "un MS taste pure and highly cuifvafed in Inc bes
lo's' s acquaintance with amh0rs sacred oper,fie
NN'HI nniuFifumcnfal music iH uncuusiIeH ~ 49,, s
he VIOLIN, piano fore and especially urp no org., ~
u.s. ~ CURED reputation In Boston that b. fruly
Reputation which neither he te Iuefufs ,ro,f
Hn.ce ~ publishing poor book
iIein cufsory Examination Of this collection We are
shen is ne best ever rublshsd IN this counfrv in ~
lsr - u j. new reh and appropriate and sfsned r. ~
regular taste and The stale u musical kno,r.t-
hel@let arc choice The harmonics simple essv spd ~,
Ieoithe varieties 81 tunes andanhens arc suife IN v.y
octssl9n 900 such " The tone of feeling which reners
sre improvement will introduce h into heir rbai,s t ~.
detely People may " they please 1sbsre m a. I'm
muse ~ old lines but advse thelo "a t,l. ~ ul'
ample o. The lnsute and keep pace with tbe
taste o. modern days and beuer music. ''''''
An9vsTs Of music rsquesdto call and ss,o. -,
For sale by the hundred, dossujor single copy. BY
a. -. A y MkbD0I
opposits the naaks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
Iron STORE.


Vie subscribers the oaiy agents OF Messrs Deane q
eunnnghams In Richmond Tor the sale Of the BaI ro,
1 ne ederar Rolling INLAND Forge, take pleasure In
% 20 nslr friends and the public generally al the va.
these a: In
they feel the entire (rcstnr IMAM
OF almost all the principal consumers in hi.
@ .ai ,hey oner az good article be procured
"g gn any shhiier establishment In the Union.
me sizes how produe ed OF which we shall keen
on hanu good assortment, foowa viz: Kouna
inch. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 10 III ~ tt, and 4
rM-hlk H. H. 1tu,2 81 a. J. a. "a, A inch N
any desired thickness. Arrangements are now IN nro
o the propreiors for making Hoop and Band Inn
VIII other extra sikes which will be In Readiness i'm f.
amer which we shall be able 10 meet sny dsmsn
likely To occur inthis market ny "e'"s"u
bNMSLisH swEDES, ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRoS
" tons OF English SwcdeS Ulster aad Country ,mhrn.
an assortment Of every variety OF size OF wh,ch ria
supply " Nf"'"'so eho'ehetA.
Band, box and hoop Iron
Mould boards and plough Plstes
Crow Bars and Nah Rods.
American Blstered
English do
German and Cast Steel
spring Steel for Gigs and Carria,e.
a ~. "shes' price VIII be given for scrap Iron.
WORTHAM, McGRuDER CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
MRS. X. Ii, PYLE

ENDERsheI grateful aeknowled nents to her friend.
and customers for the liberal patronage sho has re-.
eeived and aequaints them she home with
cd Efforts to merit continuance Of favor in having fur
nshed an assortment which for variety quality price,
may vie with an other In the city; consisting Of
Hue black and any other eoLured figured Silks
Newest style OF Challey and fancy muslins
PRINTS OF various patterns and qualities, TO Zoe
eryard ~
shawls OF every description
Fine BombaSines, sattinctt, Cloths and CassImerea
large assortment OF Linens
Thr, al cambria hdk Is aud Linen Cambria
Handsome thread Edsings and lnsertings
Iainbrlc do do
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion genilemen's stocks collars and bosous
DO DO cravais aud hdkfs - "
Agieai variety OF Hosiery, silks wooden and COTTON
Newest style Ribbons, laces &c
ladies' and genilemen'sGoves silk leather and yooll,n
Together with variety OF fancy articles too tedious 10
onumeTaie but which viii be found highly worthy Of at
tenton-a the usual liberal terms-oniy come and A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-01
NUNS & CLARK'S
PIANOS

LCHR subscriber 10 eonrsnty receiving supplies nom
II the above makers the superior qualify u whose m
fumsnts al rssepcs IL dnt Acknowledged By daily
increasing dsmsnd for them.
To those not already sequsined with these Instruments
nsy not be supsr nuous ssy that hey made with
pareuar feaardto keeping IN tune, ian object desra
bic, especially when distant from ccs where tuners
seldom a. e met WIKI having not only The mstae plate and
~ The modern improvements but aao braces peculiarly
calculated % give rreat strength and solidify.
uD-A Euardnfss IN writing entities the purchaser e.
hanre hs instrument any lime within one year, should
n prove defective.
hnnew Pianos aold 10 rsuaan m fds city, VIII be kept D.
funs yesr wHh0ot shsrre and those be IN tie
couufrv raek 81 without charge.
Pi.nos r.snsd, iss On hire ana taken IN srehaNss
n TAYLOR,
nG hoslc - ,eYsorlis The Racks