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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-01
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PHILIP FRITZ.

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JACOB WELLIVER
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JOHN CHRISTIAN. Adnrs.
March H. 1885,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

The Public Press.-A visit paid by the
"Apnsric of Total Abstinence. IF 'hef
rruLw). 10 Ray Z"r,' u populou,
District in The suburbs of London. where,
in lhr course nf an hour. he administered
the Pledge of Tot#l Ah.i'nrrce TO over
five hnn'ir.d brfso s-amung "h"m
wcre several nf the Je"ls!i per'ansIoh !:
'his great aud good man. in rrlcre.ce L"
some remarks relative iU The Newspaper
Press. ma''e by n protestant clergyman
present, said THAI neat 10 COP, 70 HE
support he had mer with from the N"sr
MIGHTY anRAL POWER Ds THIS EARTH
The Public Press. did he diirljutihe Success
mhich had dit'ndsd the great nlo'Gi TiottmeHt
-" TnTAL ABSTINENCE" lE Ireland
Wrh one su'llaIy exception. The whois press
had been in hi, favor. and in LnnIoa they
all knew The powerful support hc had &c
ceived by the PupIc Press Of all shades al
opinion; and he thus publicly rendered ''s
grateful thanks 10 those wl," had the con-
lrol Of every Metropolitan daily purnuI."
-Curoiiniun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
From Mr Washington Nurs.
fONGESTlVt. FEVER.

This di.case generally make. il, appear
ance amongst us during the mouiI,, al
Srwrnt,cr and October, and because il i,
so oHcu fatal: always produces er~a, ter
rnr. Many persons are nlarrrrti uu nc
cnuE, Of ii when there is no, rhe lrast dan
yer alter mlM1kirg thecansr Of The ap
pcaranrs nf some nnusnai svmpI0m.) ihr
bilious fever or common case Of fever
ami asur. for Congcsiivc i.vrr: and the
consequence is. the faniiiic. aud friends oi
sick persons. c,psrirnrc unnt ce,-ary nnsi.
ely eni distress. n order to remove Tins
gruundlcn alarm. The following short de-.
>cripinn is given:
The Conccsive Fever is sometimes a,
uniavoab!c 'u'n in the symptoms oi tn.
hil;ou, type; hut The disease is frequently
conscs'i:r from The beginning. The his
f!ngTshine symptoms nre constant cold
ness OF The eSIreui'ies. with blnei,h nails.
the surface Of The hndy be;nn hot; !Ivnl
lips: embarrassed breathing; sense al
weight at The pfecordia. or giou Of The
heart: cou'inunl efforts lo ."nlII, severe
cramps of The legs, aul cold swca. a!'nu
the face aud neck. When the bilious
fever assumes Tie copeesIivc form, tn"
change is very sudden. The patient left
with hot skin. frequrnr pulse and easy
respiration, is, in 4 lcw hours uf;c-, found
with cold surface. pulse slow aud feeble,
az entirely gone. ana difficult brcuihing-
The danger ~ far greater when the con.
rcs,inn is change in The bilious type.
Than when it hesins the auack in 'hc ore
case il is occasioned by exhaustion. in The
other by depression OF The vital pnwers.
The above is description Of what is
railef by medical writer's, an Incomplete
case NJ congcsive fever. which is ,hr Kind
that usually prevails in this conntryi a
complete case. that is one where The entire
surface is cold. bring rarely seen. The
symptoms Of this disease are produced. Us
the name indicates. by the congestion ar
arcuu ulpliun OF the blood in he great ecu
trail organs; aud these symptoms vary ac-
cording 10 the part q, which he congestion
predoninates. il the head be the seat OF the
congestion. /, produces coma or srupoT
precisely similar to that witnessedin case of
apoplexy. fin should predominute ia the
lungs auJ heart, difficulty Of breathing, and
embarrassment Of the circulation sre es-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
ELEVEN REASONS FOR PAYING
DEBTS.
THE cHRl>rlA>'s REAsoSs.

THE CHkI>TlA> REhspNo.
l. The christian member oi society pay
his d.ns first, because he is or'i"rr'l to do
so in the Bible where we a-r told 20 Rem
der unio CGsar the things that are Ca-ar' ,
ard Ia God the thinss that are Gods, and
To ""we no man any Thing"
.. Tn" christian hears the eighth com.
mardmrni every Sunday: Thou shall
moi steal aud drfrauliug o man ri hi du
~ stealing: Tor rhe rrades.nan lrnds upon
faith aud honor, and does nD, give.
3 1'br christian pB.s regularly alh l'
owes. because he is u friend /" Justice and
mercy. H,. wishes both 10 love and suc
cor his nrigbnr, aud will no have lhr
ruin Of others on his conscience.
THE PiTRIoT's REASONS.
!. The pafrio, knows that orc art oi
Justice is worth six Of charity. r!ra' justice
helps The worthy and crrrccis The Gnworih,
while charity TOO often succors but the
lnIrer.
5. The patriot considers The evils that
ensuc lrnm Inc more wenl,hy man leaving
his poorer n-iehhor unpaid; that by that
means The steps Of tho GREAT ladder of so
risry are brokrn-fhn fiji ruu. 3..inring
with The merchant who can no inneer pa,
his workInrn. ard continuing 10 the work
mans child. who ~ deprived 0i clo b..
fUnd. or inSIruciinn; or 10 'hc acel r,.acr
and morher. left Ia die on u bel ui ,lsdw
6. I'i- patriot also pave, because tho
system Of non payne 4 to acer'ain rX eni
would bring a gcucrai bankruptcy oil thr
nation.
THE MAS oF THE woELn's REASON FUR
PAriNG MS DEsrs.
I. The man Of he worl: pay. because
he Is convinced Ihat honesty l. the best
policy.
s The man Of the world pays; because
h. knows that curses will eo with his
name il he does no. pay. ius.eari q; good
will md good words. which last he secures
with a ctraii class hy paying.
Q. The maj Of worldly calculation l.,
aware that, by the immediate payment Of
his debts a. FAST - they are incurred. he
purchases peace of mind. and becomes &c
lusinIcd with his income. his means, aod
his resuIrccs.
10. The 1an of the world wishes Cor u
comfortable o!d nse. ani knows ,ha, b."
has hui iuIe OF il from his srrronn,iin.
family unless lie train up his children III
habits nf order and economy.
II. The man nf The world knows the
rr.l force Of tho term. being AN hon. >,
man; thai i, ml'i carry him lnr .uSa po
Utica! demstrs aGd family disputes: and
he cannon make claim !" THAI name il h- i,
The rain nf mhcIs.--ChtiJiiaa .idroeGie
ard Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

4 Commercial f'dct-A gentleman
who has long been extensively engaged in
the glass ware ami crrcSrry business IN
Portland. states Thai formerly Lc u'n!orrn.
is lad ,i> rnlis Of dccanlers put up IN
every crate Of ware which iie brought ln'o
the ci,y hnt ~ inc rrescn' tIme he d"r>
n"i sell more ihah one PAIR of dfcauters L"
u hundred crates. Some years -inrr prn-
pie heean tn hrins in ,ht!ir docanrcr- 10 sH.
change for orher articles, till they bad ac
cumularcd on his hands 81 that hc was
obliged In decline exchanging. lie wrnle
10 manufacture of glassware in Mas
Sachuseris, siaring that he had quantity
OF rich cut : ln>, deoau'ers on hand, which
he WISHED IL exchange. and stated that il
the change could be effected. hr would
take the nosi umsnleah!e article Of gias
lc had. The manufacturer returned for
answer. that lilc mr>i uns1 cable article he
had on hand was rich cut glass decaniers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
FL TInNS

Georgia In this state. contrary TO our
wishes. The Democratic party has been defeat.
ed aud the complexion nj lac Legislature com.
picicIj changed from wha, II was last year.
Bun. u wc to Junse. from past experience,
The present. irira, l. II good omen. in lator Of
the Democratic party. at the Coming Presidcn.
tai cleClnn. ns The Stale seldom retains The
same patty IN power. two terms in succession.
The following i-on the ueo's,a Coasti,uiioHa
list Of Saturday last, gives. we presume, u cor
icci statement as lar as hear,l from:
"Dnr table contains The returns from 4S
counIic> for Governor and members Of Con-
grcss, aud from a5Oui 81 Counties for members
Of the legislature. L. the IS counties, in ISIl.
D;.w-or mad a minority Of 81 votes. At the
present election, Craw ford received 23,s0
.5i.s anL Cooper 20.3ii, SLOWING majority
iUr Craw ford OF 1856. co tina, the wliig cam
didalc NJ Tn. election has a clear gain, in
these T. conn:Ic, OF g. iSG. There ale So coun.
les 20 t." aeHTd from. though We have reports
oi the ajor..ts .n 81, crai OF them. which We
.r~lgic i'' our table when received in full.
W.in rcsaih 10 th" !. s:s!alure. both brarchcs
Will be wing. the house by large minority.
the scuat: ny a small one. We shall abstain
from a remarks on TN, di.as;crous result To
Inc t!c."cra'Ic party; The time @il soon como
vixen wc hal! have 10 speak loudly Oh the cau-
ST, which have led 10 the victory achieved by
or opponents. We must observe, however.
thai II j. not by much incrca cd ,"ic that tho
wing, have carried the state; Tor by compar-
ing the votes ni ia! and 1913 FOR Governor.
II will he as:criaim"d tha, in 1871, in The iS
coGuli,S ia nnr Iabc. the vote tor Mcdonald
was ~ M |. aud fnr Dawson Z2.i25. giving
majority 10 the iail, oi VI ,oies n stated above
~ ;iis election III the same counties, Cooper
received 20 81. nni Crawford 23 SO. which
shows that Cn"prr has received l,1S0 votes
nny les than Nc Donnd. and thai Craw ford
has received 1O5 votes enly r.orc lh,n Daw.
sou These two nu,nbeSs of 1890 and l705,
with the 81 ni,JorIty III the ~ counlies IN 1871
Tor Dlwson. make precisely ,nc n,njority Of
'Iu'IpTu w tI!'' S1.ilc CDlHVr, Sicc NDtes-
Mniae Mr. Anderson The Democratic can
dictate Tor Governor Of tbs Stale. has been
elected by majority It 300 to 1000 oves all
o:her persons. li- pnynlry over The Wing
candidate. Robinson. is about 10000
Ouy two membcrs Of Congress. out Of the
seven. arc known to br elected and they az,
Democrats. la III. 2i and 9Th districts; in the
Isl and III! j, is douhlin! which paI'y has sue.
cecdeJ. aud IN the remaiaing three ,hcrc is no
ch"Ice
The Dcmocra,s wi have majority off toi
III lhe Legislature.
Tie Democratic candidate for Recorder CT
the Firs, municipality "f New Orlea'.s. (Mr.
Genn's.) has been elec'sd by majority of lSa
OF; OF I.7 yu;es pnlci
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
U,Nts County, Sept so, 1913.

Georgia Juries.-Thc Grand Jury OF
Putnam County. Georgia in their present
mrnIs say-"We have ever believed that
the ma mgr of empauncilinc Juries fer The
trial ofSriminaIs. isvery'ieicclivr, anL thai
the difficulty Of conviction is muinly aIlri
burablc 10 ;hi. cause. We do mol believe
that the forming aud expressing "f nn u.
pinion as 10 The guilt or inmrcnc ol a pris-
uner, without a PERSONAL knowledge "t'
The f,r;s in the casr Should di~qaalif. any
person from serving OF The Jury. Under
rhe Inv. howevrr they are incompetent,
md hence Ihr Juri.s IN u,".r CASES are
composed of'he mosl diss"utc aud ahan-
doued Of our citizens. Being. therefore
deeply impressed wirh the imporrancr of
M amendment Of the criminals, We would
no-r respectfully. request our members n The
mex, Lrsi.larurc. TO have the law 80 amen.
icd as la insure he Sc, IS rs "i'hc n,"st in /.
ici:rnt aud vHtuaus Of our cniZcu:. us Ju-
rers.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
Mississippi y alley,

l.c shows. also, that while the pnrula
;inn OF The Atlantic Strip increased on d"
average of IL per cent. from 1870 10 1910.
lhnI of rhe Valley increased al the rate Of
81 irer reul. II is krorn. kc SAYS. 'ha' the
increase Of population in the UuIted States
IS exceedingly rsrii; hul il is mol general
~ known in what parl of ihem The increase
is made. In 1900. the population oi The
Atlantic States was 4.920.274; in 1870.
S627 S99; bring an increase in loliy years
of =. per cerr -lu lSGl the p"pulnr:on nf
England, was 1881 .I;}4; iu 1871. ~ ,994.
5lo. being an increase in 40 year. nf SO
per cent. The Atlantic Strip. therefore.
has not increased as fast a. England.
= |, is Lul as yesterday VIXEN the valley
was iiicrns., '6Srlsy Il ron,ains more
Than half the popG:aIinr of The Union. anil
ro.I,orrnw wilt hardly have passed before
,he Atlantic Strip will oe no more thought
of as part of The United States than the
planter thinks of the fence corner, arnuni
his field Of COTTON. Frnm 1870 - ,sl0
The valley increased 50 per cent. Form.
ing the opinion from all The evidences
ruumd us. it will ron;ioYe Al that rat" nrri:
1850; from tia. tine uni' 'hc wear 1900
II IL no unreasonable aSsumrinu that IL
will increase 20 per cent every hve years.
Ffnm 1892 10 1870 the Atlantic Strip in
creased IS per crn'. it, increas" until 1850
will probably be ID per cent: and ir,m
that 'ime 10 he year lp0n, ) per cent ev
eiy five ycu's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

Singular Drath.-The Cincinnati Sun Of
Tuesday says. Sume lime last week man
was found on Deer Geek bridge dead. in
n singular position. I, appears The fellow
had been stealing hogs through The night
and made of with them safely end was OH
his fourth voyage. bul getting weary had
stopped to rest. The feet ofthe animal WAS
tied with ord and sluns over his head.
and as he leaned upon the railiuss, as is
the hog slipped over The side cbo-
hing the man 10 DEATH"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

pcriencei. Ifrhc accumulation Of blood
should he greatest. in The abdomen, 'tpro-
duces vomiting and diarrhea. together
with the other symptoms usually allen
daut upon Asiaric Cholera (; the two dis
eases in thi, case. hcin. exactly identical.
In common cases of chill aud fever. u
is usually the case :hnt the fever im'ne''''
a'e!y fuIlnws the chill but j, sometimes
happ. ns. iha, the chill is greatly rrhIrhct
cd or to speak more arcur"cly. the 7Lf-
face remains cold :.frerihe chilly sensation
has passed of. A pn'ient III This sl'ua'I"n
would exhihi, to The careless oh--r"er
most of The symptoms chnrac'erIzlnS q
complete case OF congestion. THIS state
of things has often led ignorant Prarii-
rinncrs In prennunre such cases congcsllve
f..vrr; and accordingly they take 10 them.
sr!ves credit for having cured this danger
aus disease. which any old lady could d"
as well as they, by administering hot tea.
LOBELIA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

u The stock Of Flour in market in the city
Of New York. is estimated al 2OO. 600 barrels.
against 5000 barrel. sane time last year.
The amount OF tolls received on all the Ca.
uals of The State of New York. this season, up
To The :,,2d ult.. amounted to 81 ,3i1 ,072
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
MORE ROEIERI.

Front gentleman who attended the
Meriwelier Camp Meeting. held lasr week
we learn that I rno,t daring aaJ svste:nari c
robbery was committed L4rre at late
hour on Friday night. Tho S'h ul'.-Ha",
tents were entered aud rolhed, ff:rc
watches were stolen, and uuu,,rr Of rer
soLs lrsl money taken with their p"cke'.
houhs. or purses, out Of lfeir clothes Irf
brsl,:e .hem on lying down. Tie Peach.
cfs's tcni was robbed OF four watches. and
IN Tho whole several hundred dollars was
ins.; fortunately M one lost much, and IL
tie visits We're ndiI.crcus this was iuckv
crcunrsrance n Ihosr robbed aud those
vino escaped hciu2 robbed ana "a. ,!o..hr
less very ilnIcrins disappointment 70 lhc
thieves. There seemed TO bc hur "nr
,earchcr and iilcr, acting as snch l'r
seemed rs civil rs cunning. p-efacing al
scvernl renls hi, entrance inIo them by h"
familiar enqr -: Is not This b;ulhcr
such a. ones Gt? J" in which he 0irdys
happened 10 ue right. where heard aud
noticed, and in thar case retired. or
course all WAS ricli. awake or asleep, and
he WAS thus prepared To rummng". steal.
anI pass of NJ leisure. Next m"rnins a!!
the pnckc, books were found ri0ed nf their
contents, deposited in u bnrouche back of
one Of the lenls.-Cot Eng.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

O. Frrrr ,hc variety Of new advertisements
which appear ir oar columns today. our rea.
ders will perceive that the business men Of
aur village. I!Hnbnrs, aud .iugu,tn. are on
the alert; and Il. tue Cotton crops have in
measure failed, they Offer their ssea, varieties,
Il, prices TO sui: the times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

We copy the following notice from " Tho
Ean.Lisr." neal irlc Puper. p.'oIsl'ed III tho
Ciy ni Cl,arl-,ron. By Aless,s. Miller & Brown,
and eIicd by John u. Irving, NJ. d.. a, pre-.
sent Ma, OF of :iIai city
Nssoaie.-Thc Must Worshipful Grand
Lodge .: Amc.rn, Free slnsnns. oi South Car.
o!ina resolved alta rectnt meeting TO celebrate
in becoming manner, ~ ,ais cay. 81. Johns
Day n-x,, we 27u, December. Dr. Irving
has b,s,... elected to deliver an Grafton, aud
countries composed Of DR.. Maekay, w. c.
Ga,ewond. Fsq.. 4 f. Miilef. Esq. DR.. Wood,
uni w. " Kunhard,. Esq. has been appoint.
ed TO carry 20 effect the wishes and Intentions
Of The Fraternity. Nothirg has ,yet iranspir
ed in reference 10 the arrangements that will
be recommended by The committee 10 The Grand
Lndre, further than lha, The OratiUn will DO
public.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
OUR COUNTRY.

A correspondent Of The National Intel
ligenler. is furnishing some valuable sta
,isrics. with explanatory comments. in re-
laIion 10 the Valley Of The Mississippi, and
the general progress Of this country. tie
gives The following az The population ol
what he calls " the Atlau,ic Strip" in The
yenr 1910.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

u The horofny degree Of D. d. was con.
ferred upon the Rev Thomas Sn,yih, Of Char
lcst"n, s g.. by the Board Of Trustees Of tho
Princeton College. a, their late Anniversary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

o. The Minutes fine fJse6eId Baptist
Association nrc Printed aud ready for delivery.
They can be received at this office. during this
week. after which they will be deposited in
Inc Clerks Office
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

Clerks.-A writer in the New York
Journal Of Commerce. under Ih" signature
ol An old Clerk," sa.-:-"l, i, mol the
ordinary and current expenses "i living,
which induce the ynuns men Of the pre-.
-enI day IN hcc"m" dishonesiy;-'tis The
frequent visits 'hcy paw t" The theatres,
The billiard rooms. the bowling salo ne
and ihr expenses Of Sabbath excursions
Thr,.. are The causes for purlnining from
their employers. The writer OF this has
passed trough the Stages Of life. from
tnyn0ol To manhood. almost lricudlrss,
and with hui very lille m-sisInuce bnt ni
the same time huiit himself rp with ii
competency fer life. by cutting his gar
meni according 10 his ehth." H. never
<pcnl. dung hi, yonrhiui DAYS for Tie
,rhr!r ca,.t,gur of '.fa,hi"nahls amuse.
ments," the sum Of fire dollars: Which
amount. s"rc young e n!tmn nd IN
one er,n ns. Consequently he had no ne
cessity. from ar'iGciaI proprn,irics and
Immortal drsirts. 10 rob his employers; :;
an.l no'hug eau he urged. in any way. in
rxtennn'ion Of yours mans dishonesty.
II his salary BE- hui $500, or even lers-leI
nm live upon ii. I(not, go to daily labor,
,n any 'hine-he a mrrhanic. farmer. la
horer -fo!nw any avocatinn honesty
"nly lct him keep from -oJbiRg his en-
pioyrr,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

GJ7Thr amount Of Treasury Notes outs,and.
n@ on the fins, day Of October, is estimated u,
s.. .GO3 69I IL.