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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06

Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN that application
Il will be made al The nexi Session OF the
Legislature of this State, for an Act of lncorpo.
ration for The Church nj llardies, commonly
called Big Stephens Creek.
August TN -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
DIR. CHA MNslON'S

VEGETABLE. An1IEILInus. AHTI DYsPEP-
Tic PURIFYING AND CATHAgTIC FILLS,
Possessing four important properties .for TIC
cure 81 diseases. earIfMydnJ eorrtoiy combined
one ar'ifie 10 assist he .Gici Of anotier. fer TIE
Jenrfi ot ihs health Of mankiRd.
TIL, m"dicnr Is recommended to the a,,cn.
ton of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Drop-y. J'illiou, habits. Co,,ive-
ness. Cholera morbus Rheumatism. Scrolula.
foul Stomach. .d"prnvcdarpetIie, Worms. Con-
dinigra. which is known bv n sinking scnsa-
lion AT the pit Of the stomach. Jaundicr, Head
che aud SICK stomach palpI,aiion of the heart.
Diarhra. DysemIery. or lux, Nervous aiiec.
iion licar burn. White swelling. and all
.hose diseases arising from impure blood.
Price p crs eriox, aud for sale by
FRAZIER 81 ADDISON,
EdgtfcH c. H., S. c.
RlSLfY * CO. Hamburg, ). L.
liAFlLAND, RISLEY. IL co.
augusta. Geo.
Also. in nearly all OF the tow ms nd villages.
and by numerous cnuGiry agents IN all the
Western and Southern States
June - 6rp o2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
TaLladega Springs, Taliadfea Co. Ala.
iugusf Il IEJ0

iHgnst IL, lcaS-
This is 10 certify. iia, have been afflicted
with Sick lIrndachn Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. and Cos;ivencss for the las, eight
or nine years, during which time bad taken,
II. wellas Tccollecr .abou, sixty boxes Of Beck
with Pills. twelve boxes Of Peters Pills, and
number of boxes Of Champions and Bran.
drelh's Pills, all of which afforded me but little
or 40 relief. AZ las; was recommended TO Try
Dr.. Spcnccr's Vegetable Pills. and well did;
tor never had hut one nitack Of the Sick
Heldachc after commenced taking the Pills,
(mow about >iS months.) aud candidiy con-
frss that have derived more real benefit from
the use Of Spencer's Pills, than from all the
other Medicines and Pills HAT have ever
taken. and would earnestly omuend them
10 MI Il, heins in my opinion, The bcs, nedi.
cine in use for all lingering complaints, Tho
Pills have done ire 50 much good. that !
would not feel willing TO b. without them for
FIVE dollars n box; and Cannot bu, feel very
grateful to DR. Spencer for having prepared
such valuable medicine. and the distribution
Of II is conferring very great favor on the
public. as il is n thing Of the utmost importance
that every family should have n supply of DR..
Spcncers truly valuable Pills constantly OH
hand. ISAAC NJ. THOMAS.
Price. % cents per box, with full directions.
For sale by
HApILAND. RISLEY & CO..
Augusta. Georgia.
J. ID. TlBBETS.
Edgelie!d Conn House.
DR.. w. W. GElGER,
Cherokee Ponds,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
CERTIElC CiTES.
DALlAs Co. Ala. .AnriI 4. 1sl2.

DALIAs Co., NIa., AprlI J, 1873.
Or. ChGmpi0h:-Dcar sir.-Of the Pill.
mirich received from you, have found sale
for 4 considerable quantity. think that i,
"II! be s'ckly here III consequence Of The wet
sprng ionrpIIls give such general salslac.
Ton here, that | am persuaded by my neigh.
horS 10 wrIsc 10 you for Il large supply Of both
kinds. II IS now known ,ha, keep them
aud people will come ~ or 80 miles for them.
Please scmd them soon, rs expect 10 sell all
that have written for by the time your agen.
is around IN July.
,,,, ,i
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
A DREADFUL OUTRAGE IN MIS-
SOURT

A most diseraceful outrage recently
occurred in Harrington, Missouri. The
St. Louis Democrat states that james
Layton had been convicted few months
ago, oran aggravated murder committed
upon his wife, two and half years since,
and Saturday week was the appointed
day for his execution. He had obtained
from the Governor respite till the first
of September. But this fact was not
generally known, and the people to the
number Of 5000, assembled 10 witness
the execution at the appointed time
An impression was somehow created
that justice would be cheated of its Dues
aud ih9 people decided almost unani'
mousIy, tiai justice should at once be
satisfied, at the expense of legal forms.
They burst open opriSOn dOOr.-tOOk
out the guilty man-erec'ed a agallOws-
deliberately hangedi him, and then
peaceabIy dispersed Ohio Sun.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
FRANKNESs

Be frank with tho world. Franknoss
Is the child OF honesty and courage. Say
Just what you mean to do on every occa.
SION, and take it for granted you mean to
do what is right. Ha friend ssks Ffa.
Vor you should grant il, If it is reasonable
-ifnol, tell him plainly why you cen.
not. You will wrong him and wrong
yourself by equivOcaIion ofany kind
never do wrong thing 10 make friend
OF keep one-the man who requires you
10 do SO is dearly purchased at a sGcri>
hce. Deal kindly but firmly, with all
meh--yOu will find it the policy which
wears best. Above all, do not sppear 10
others c what you are not. IfyOu have any
fault to find with any one, tell him, no
others OF what you complain. There iS
no more dangerous experiment than that
OF undertaking to be one thing TO mans
lace, and another behind his back. We
should live, act, and speak out of doors,
as The phrase is, and say and do what
we are willing should be read BY men,
II IS not only best as a matter of princi.
de- but as matter Of policy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

with great danger, especially if the chan
mel was rocky. The slightest error in
pushing or steering the boat exposed her
10 be thrown across the current, and to
be brought sideways in contact with
rocks which would destroy her.-or il
she escaped injury the crew would have
lost caste who had lei theiI boat swing
in the rapids. A bostman who could
not boast that he had never swung, nor
backed in a shoot, was regarded with
contempt, and never trusted with the
head polo, the place Of honor among the
keel boatmen. It required much prac.
tice TO become a first rate boatman, and.
none weuld be taken even on trial who
did not possess great muscular power.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
A DROLL SUBJECT.

The Picayune tells the following
There was drOll sObiect-an Irishman
up before the criminal court Yesterday,
on the charge Ofhaving in his posses
sion forged notes, knowing them to be
counterfeit.
DO you know your rights !, said the
Judge.
Not so we'll as l know my wrones,'
said he; for we havnt been such init
mate aCquaintances of flate.'
well, you have a right to challenge
the twelve men who will be called up 10
ry you said the Judge.
'POn me sowl, thin,1 said the prison.
or, 'I'm not goin' to exercise it--d-la
ODs-bur that's nice job you'd be af-
ter given me this morning, TO challenge
and fight them too-one down and an.
other come on, l suppOse-oh! no, you
cant come ii, Judger
The jury acquitted him, more for
drolleTY than for the ClearRess of his
oase, we believe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

TASTE FOR READING. How often
have we heard some people say, | would
give great sum, if my children were in i.
clined TO read and study as some others
are" Well, why is it that some chill.
dren are more inclined to read than 9th.
ersG II is generally because their pa.
rents have taken some pains to have
their houses supplied with NewspaPers.'-
Strange tits, that some would give so
much if their children were inclined TO,
be studiouS; yet cannot afford to pay .
small trife for paper that would be the
means Of forming that desirable habit. 4
know ofno plan that induces children to
read like that Of having papers and peril
odicals come into the family; and have
also observed that children thus habisua,
ated, are not so much inclined ss others
10 vicious hAbits.-M. Star. !,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
NEW sERIEs.-VoL. Nv. NO. 1.

Jecis purely selfish and personal. When
such individuals insinuate themselves
into the ranks of the democracy divis.
ions are sure 10 follow, not among true
democrats, but between the true and
false, who will inevitably fall asunder
like the image of brass. But divisions
OF this description are never for any
length of time injurious. In the end
they always prove beneficial. Truth is
mighty, and will prevail. And the true
principles of democracy, freed fIom the
Seltshness, the corruption, and treache-
~ which encumbered them, never fail
at last, however low they may havo been
bowed, 10 raise, and Fou their luminous
wings soar phoenix like to victory and
riumph,l
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
MrssoUR1ANI THERIsTIcAULoDoN. %

MrssoURIANI THERIsTIcAULoDoN. g.
Courage, reader, this is only the name
given by the London saVans to an i'm
mense animal, the skeleton of which was
found not long since in Missouri by a
German gentleman, named KOck, and
which is now exhibiting in that city,
This skeleton is said to be larger than
that of any Of the extinct races of mon.
sters which have been hitherto dis
covered. 1t is very perfect and in q
good state of preservation, and so large
that the largest elephant can easily stand
erect under the back bone, which is if
teen feet high and thirty feet long. The
wise ones, judging from the conforms
ton of the bones, pronounce the animal
to have been of the hippo potamus spe-
cies. The name is predicsted on. the 10.
calIty where the bones were found, and
the sickle>shape Of the tusks.-BGy
State Democrat.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
3OO3
6OO6
Total
miles.
THE LAST oE THE INDIANS

= 49, AANNAAA4NOs
The Wysndotts, the last tribe of In-
dians in Ohio, have departed for their
new home West Of the Mississippi. A
delegation from the tribe, consisting Of
the three principal Chiefs, visited our
city on Saturday last, to bid fare we'll to
the Governor, and, through him, TO the
people of Ohio. Jacquis, the head
Chief, delivered a beautiful address
which was interpreted by William Walk.
er, Esq. The GOVenOr replied, and as.
sured them Of the good feeling Of the
people Of Ohio towards their brethren,
and wished them happiness and prosper-
ity in their new home. The speeches
will be published in few days. The
scene ives very interesting, and the seu-
t;ments delivered by the venerable Chief
were worthy the head and heart Of a
Chief OF this once noble race. Nav
prosperity and happiness attend this rem
nant Of red men, who have for SO many
years dwelt in peace and amity with the
citizens Of our State..-StatesmGn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
HISTORY OF THE INFI.uENz

In 1880 it prevailed in Europe, and is
spoken Of as "a pestilential and epidemic
cough In l74S Gust century since,( }
it prevailed the whole world over, and
received its present cegnomen. In ma,
ny districts in Europe. scarcely family
escaped. 1t appeared in April and went
off in June. 1t was never fatal, except
to aged persons, or those affected with
pulmonarTdiSease. The French called
it La GriPpe'-hoarseness. 1t appear
ed gain in Europe and America, ss We.
learn from writer in the Troy Whip,
in 1852. Also IT'S, when dogs and
horses were also effected. In 1882 it
was equally universal, and followed So
we're amOsphericeha'ges 1t met ito victims
on land and sea. In st. Petersburgh, 40.
600 were affected by it in one day, In
1880 il appeared again, and was follow
ed by the cholera. In 1888 il smcceed.
ed that fearful disease. Its progress
is, like the progress of most epidemics,
from east to west, and is preceded BY
great atmospheric changes.-ClsvsIand
Herald.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

THE SANTA FE TRADERs.-The ira.
ders who lately passed tbrou ugh Pitts.
burgh with $3.50, 900 in specie, on their
way east, to purchase goods, have re.
turned to that city on their way west.
The Post says, they put up at the Ell
change Hotel, and are now loading the it
goods in the ''New York" steamer. which
iS 10 leave this morning for Indepen-
dence, 400 miles above St. Louis, where
they stop and load their goods in wagons
drawn by mules to Santa Fe, in Mexi-
CO.
They have purchased in Pittsburg de-
bout $40, 900 worth of goeds-amongst
which are so good new wagons made by
Mr.. Townsend full sets of gears fer a.
bout 700 mules, made by Mr.. Hartleys;
about 500 worth of glass ware from
Bakewel's & Co., and $500 worth of
tin ware from Mr.. Dunlap. Their dry
goods and hard ware from eastern mar
kets, by the Pennsylvania Canal, amount
10 aboul $50 tons.
These respectable and enterprising
merchants come to our city and 60 10 the
east TO make their purchases about once
a year, and in order TO give the Ameri-
can people some idea of the distance they
travel and transport their goods, we give
the following calculation: From Santa
Fe in Mexico, to Independence, inMis-
souri,, about 1000 miles. OF this more
than 900 is desert, without a house,
with very little timber, little water, and |
toamed over BY wild Indians. From
Independence to ST. Louis, about 400
niles; from st. Louis to the mouth Of
he Ohio, at Carlo, 200 miles, and from
Carlo 10 Pittsburgh 1908 miles. From
to Philadelphia 300, and from
Philadelphia 20 New York 100 miles.
Total from Santa Fe to New York, 3OOS
miles.
Back again via Pittsburgh, SOO3
Total 6OO6
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01

Three counterfeilers have been convict.
ed at Little Rock, Arkansas, and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for term of
from FIVE to ten years. Their names are
Pence, Hunt, and Whitmors.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-08-01
GEORGETOWN. O., TUESDAY, AUGUST i, is43

contributions, up TO The latest dates, hau
reached about $25O,OOO; the aggr e g ate
income and property which they relin.
pushed exceeded halfG million ster-
ling.
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Longer advertisements will be charged in the
'Rm" proportion.
A reasonable deduction will! be made ON
yearly Advertisements.
All orders for advertising or job-work must
be accompanied by the cash, except from those
who have open accounts with the Office.
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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
]. ROOTH.
ND Mt rs n,

III ESPECTFULLY continues 10 ten
- der his pro essional services to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Columbus and
its vicinity, pIedging himself 20 operate IN
the most approved modern style. In ad.
dnion TO what Is usual in his profession
lie will
1st. Pa: in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, by the new and much appro.
ed plan of atmospheric pressure, n
pecimen Of which he has in his ow
mouth,
2 Supply roofs or palates, whe d=G
cient, either from malformaton or &C.
cident.
He feels confident from his opportuni-
ties at Philadelphia and eisewhere-from
his long experience, ard bis success thai
he can operate 10 the entire satisfaction ot
all who may call on him at his Office or
Market street, up stairs, one door souif
of the Auction Store of Kincannon, Marcel
e. Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10th, 1913.
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FnRINTERs AND BINDERS, WARE


Nos. % and 81 g OLD Street, New York.
gEgs APRn, l645.
' : 40 PRICES GREATLY REDUCED,
s-,The .HOEn PRINTING PKESS MA
CHINE AND SAW MANUFACTORY,
in consequence of the addition ofnew and im-
rroyed machinery to their work, and the reduc-
ton In the cost Of material; and labor, are en-
abled greatly 10 reduce the prices OF their Pres
ses. and of Printers and Binders materials gen.
crafty as win be seen by their newly printed
circular to which they beg leave 10 refer.
The establishment is still under the personal
superintendence of RICHARD NJ. HOE and
RDBERT HOE and they assure their friends
that notwithstanding the great reduction IN
prices, all articles manufactured by this estab-
iishnent shall retain the high reputation which
they have hitherto sustained. 1t will also DC
their constant endeavor to improve the quality
| of them in every particular. They fattei
themselves, also that their old friends will moi
only continue their favors, but that Printers
generally viii appreciate their endeavors tc
/ furnish the very bes; articles at barely rcmu
nerating prices.
Orders from any part of the country for al
articles used by Printers or Binders including
1 Type, Ink, paper, dc. and on the best terms
Jobhing work and repairing win be done
the lowest possible Prices, Will SFCIy aux
ton and expedition.
N.B.-AH articles manufactured by this es
Enlistment viii be stamped r. HOE & Co. 81
that persons from abroad may not be impose
upon with spurious articles, made IN limitation
of theirs.
a3 Primers ofnewspapers who publish TIN
advertisement, with this note, three times DC
fore the fl rst Of July next, and send one
their papers to us, viii be entitled to paymen
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
LOWNDES COUNTY.

PROBATE CoURT, July TERM, 1913.
To al persons interested IN The RAJ Egstate 81
the heirs Of John A. Criglar, aeea late d
said County of Loao1ades.
NOU are hereby cited to appear before the
q Judge Of our said Probate Court. at !
Term thereof, TO be holden for said County on
The first Monday in September next,
to show cause, if any You can, why an order
should not be made to sell the following des-
crlbed lands, to wit:
The south east quarter, and fifty five
acres off The west side of the west half
ofthe north east quarter, and the east
bali Of the south west quarter, of Sec
ton fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen, west, containing in all, three
hundred and forty nine acres, agreea-
5ie 70 me petition of William Weaver, Guar
dan OF the heirs of said Estate.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge of
9fooates for SAID County OF Lowndes. this the
od Gay OF July, A. q. 1913.
Attest, yVM D pr1rEn
=, Ao72' Clerk.
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The STATE OF MIssIsslPP7
LoWNDEs COUNTY.

Probate Court July Term, 1913.
y pursuance of an order granted e rne bv
= Inc Frobarp Court Of the county of Lowndes
az the July Term thereof 1913 shall nrocead
70 sell 70 the highest bidder atfhe DOR g = !
Court House Of said County, on - = INC
MONDAY, the 7th day of August. 1919
,he following described tracts or parcels ofl.nd
i sst,'s4.slng @ the Estate of Thomas 2. Yatps
'a'e Of our said county, decd. To wit: go =
ne south west quarter OF Section
n,. twelve, in township number
Eighteen. North, of Range number
seventeen ven cen. Eas., IL Lowndes County.
one two and three years from ~, =. d. 0rseas @
neles with approved security will be ya = sale
Z i H. iH1hss ordered that publication hs Is msss
) sa Wing Of the same, for three
Atfest, Wna. r. Fuller. - I 8 9 : -,
July, ?, ls43. pf Sc. Adm.
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ONE H NDRED AND TWEEN.
VT L NGRAV WINGS.

4 Ia IN u "A " IN IN y.
Representing the scenes, costumes. sieces.
battles, naval engagements and tournaments
ofthe middle ages, engraved at . cost of one
thousand dollars. Price of the ENGLISH Edi-
ton S12-New World Edition only SIS. and
equal IN Typography, Style and embelish-
ments.
If there were any doubt remaining on the
pubic mind with regard to the complete sue
cess OF our plan of chead publications. the an
nouncements which we now make oilphf ~
dlspeL it, and to convince the sceptical that the
most valuable and enduring productions ~
English literature may be brought within tho
reach of the most moderate means: Tbe
works of Sir John Froissart have been eeie.
DRAFTED by poets, historians ard novelist. for
more than four centuries, For MANY wears
after their first publication they were circnla-
ted through the medium of nnanuscripts. and
they were deemed presents worthy Of KINGS
aud princes. These manuscripts were fire.
quehtiy emDellshed with Illustrations of a
gorgeous description. They we've done in
Orlgnt colors on the broad margins of tho
parchment pages hence thew have haer
said to he ilgumiarted. The e5,t;c,, ,,,t;oS'
we present IS reprint of that which annearpd
10 London but three years since. and ,vhirh i
ny Tar the best and most satisfactory tbat has
ever peen published. Il is profuselv lin, ira
eeo Wlth eEgiavings on wood, REPRESENTING
scenes, customs, costumes and figures Of the
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must careful ana elegant manner bv Tossing.
ana atan expense which nothing Short IF tire
most snDefad patronage can it,sfifvgs 7Fsearv-
ihing Dut the colors and exasife finisl, MI 6a.
a Z nominations are preserved there =
me sane fidelity in outline and spirit in execns,
.'ysa. O.lentlmesa little picture win convey
Z Oesser ldea. Of characters and incidents fcr
live. - e--','s - '''' 80 n1Lta
Lhe language in this edition will Be found
PeEIscey undermined, and therefore easily nm.
uerstood by al readers. Ii qualntnes. ara ,..s
simplicity ofst5 le, il Id almost scfiptural FhS
interest," g the story increases greatly ~ Won
ssaa slI g the very romance Of history. Rom
snas source the most copious and abnndanI
ever discovered have the noveIistn ard ssr
ausis drawn their supplies: The oriairsl "
4 7. chiEalloia and many a tender scene
a ~ and James and iheirconlemporarior.
= sssoenized @ the vivid pages Of aOIi
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NELLOW CITIZENS Perhaps Won
N think that this Balm is intended to cure
TOO mani diseases, but we assure you that il
diseases Of this character, and many others
mat .Hlgpt be mentioned, arc speedily eur.
cd pr N truth persons greatly relieved. b
the use ofihis medicine. We earnestly REQUEST
the afflicted to give ii fair trial. -
20 Sale BY Comstock Il Ross New 0rlas,,s
ana ny dreene It'll, and A. N. Jones Dr,,p0;;ris
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Columbus June, 1913.
NOTICE TO pLANTRRS.

NOTICE TO. PLANTERS.
A CONSTANT supply of pIerce,s cese-
IA brated Spinning Machines, either Iron OF
Wood frame, manufactured in Cincisnatt can
be had at any time by application to rs in Co.
lumbus.
These machines have been III successful
operation in Alabama and Mississippi for ma.
ny years, and have given universal satisfaction.
Orders received for Pierce's Gotten Gins,
Cora mills. Flying Shuttle Looms, Running
Gear. &c. 80 NJ
L VIM. HUDDLESTON& co.
Mr.. Pierce will personally attend to putting
up ofthe machines.