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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-18
Dust Opening.

a Few Bales & i:a.s.s offinr CARPETS,
n Silk honud Whitney Blankets, Negro
Blankets md Kerseys. Linseys, Sa,ineis. Ken.
tncky Jeans. Heavy Domcs,irs for Servants
Dresses. and over twenty different styles Of
Brown Shirtings and Sheetngs.
WM. KETCHAM s. Co.
Hamburg. Oct. 2, 1887
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Presidential! Dstega;es.-The leaders
Of the Calhoun party in this State have
concluded to recommend elections TO be
held iu the several Congressional districts
for delegates to the National Convention,
s;a the month uf March uext. We uuder.
ss,aud, also, that the Van Buren, men. fear.
ing that delegates thus seut. fresh from
,he ranks Of the people. will be accepted
by The Convention, and those selected q,
Syracuse rejected, avow an inieu'iop al
running delegates in opposition to the
Calhouu party, Ia order TO secure a por.
,ion Of the second set in lavor,of their can
didatc.-N. y. Herald.
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ExccslaOl.,S Sale.
October l3
Land for Sale.

TNyHE Subscriber " III uilr al Public Sale
Il ai tie house Of Mrs Srroais. (wiihn
,hree qnar,"r. Of II mile of Iiisal Church,
On Monday The :anh instant.
Sixteen hundred acres oi excellent land be.
longing tnlhe Estate Of " iIiian Siro;n. Scn'r..
deceased. The main body "f The la,rl lies "n
Turkey Geek. aud is admirably adapted to
the growth of Cotton. Cnrn. Wheat. and every
variety of small gram. The land Is lald uif IN
xix Gilicrcm rrncis.-each tract have s"n,i com.
fuilable Dwellings, aud every nlncr necessary
ont bindings. The fencing centrally arr all in
inerabe good order There is a portion of
Woodland attached to encI, trurt. Persons de-
sirous Of purchasing will. no doubt. wish 10
call .nd examine for themselves. previous 10
,I,c day Of sale.
Terne Tho above tracts vii! he sold on n
cred, "f one and TWO years. Purchasers will
he required to give notes, with two approved
securities.
WILLIAM STROM.
administrator.
Oc,7. 1873 81 ~
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Hon George MeDuEs.-The Charleston
Mercury says, 1.-The ualemrnt recently
made by the Savannah Georgian is by n"
raeans correct as 30 The general health Of
our distinguished Senator. The Editor
or his informer doubtless saw hiAl uHjer
temporary ,udisposi,ion; bnt we are as
sured that there is no reason TO apprehend
his forced retirement from that service OF
the State he so uobly adorns, and that his
strength is still equal TO The discharge Of
all hls duties He ~asin Georgia in Sept.
and on one occasion certainly iuok part
in the earnest political discussions hat
preceded the election, and spoke with his
usual power."
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT Or OGDINARY
Charles II. Dagnal L. wife. Applicants, }

rs
Willinm Chadwick, & o,I,cr,. Defends.
2 appearing 10 M satisfaction. that William
Il Chadwick. Elias Chrdwlrk jam Chad
wick. John Chadwick, EIz,be,, Chadwick,
Nancy CHADWICK. John U,Iere. EIns Odrrc,
GEORGE OJcre, Washington llai. and hts wife
Murtha. resides without the limits lthls State.
II is 'rdered, that they d" appear and object 10
The division and sale Of III" real estate oirhom.
as liowlc. deed. on OF before the frs, Monday
III January next. or their consent 10 the same
will be entered of record
OLIVER TOWLES. o. +. D.
October l6, l-l:i In 33
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scales wrench fell and brcka glass detiijohn
containing spirits of ,rrpen,ine; ! wiped up
:. /. much Us could / then went down TO 'hc
ryIiud-r where they were AT work TO see how
much Of The spirits had run down. was on
,,,y w,y 10 the Chief Engineer TO report the
circums.alices Of breaking the denyohn, aud
had ;us, o, OIL the befih deck ladder. and had
,,o, reached The spar deck. bef"re heard the
c,v III fire. turned ruund immediately, and
,,,v The flames bufstils ap through Inc srat'
-, shoye The s,eaui chest; ran OIL deck. got
,,r, huck.,, aud eadeayoredlo 10 exunsuish III
flames" u H..
s,art;oy bars in ihe engine roorn AT work on .he
on,side uf the cylinder; we heard something
,,r;,,;op do vu, and we sung oni 10 Suiio not
,o he dropping his water here. Tor lheie was
,,suallv a bucket Of water kept IN The STORE
room above;) he said YOU need moi he n'Iaid'
mo- more would be coming down; we went OH
in our work. and the first thing heard Ciuin
sing out fire; al the same time saw the na'''es
buTs, n, suddealy from the tett aud canvas
,yh;rb was aroaud the steam. jumper WI"
5,i,m 10 the s,eumchest and pipe, and ehuea.
Sn,r.d 20 haul the tell off, which We were mol
.hl, m do: then wen, 10 work 10 Try aiia .x-
e Alfred C,um s,a,es-I was al work putting
., the cover OF the cylinder; saw s"u'eihins
like waler dripping down. aud HniS OUT 10
S,,,on who was 10 the sturcIo0n ap"'e' nc
laid something which did no, understand; l
h,a = l;sht near me. aud the wafer. US sup
no,eJ /, 10 be. had ueaIly wei through The ieli
and canvass whiri was around the steam chest
when !, fell down upon my lamp. which was
below: immediately the whole ioil was II"
slce, uf flame. and, ,oseihe- with Williams.
,r;cd 10 haul the felt off. but could not succeed
,bn s,me blazed up. aud caugh, The boards
which made the tioorius OF the store.room lni'
,ned;n,eIy above; il was impossible TO wnrk
abou, the packing Of the cyiiuders without
lantern"
Captain Newton states iha, "there is no
doubt on my mind, as TO the correctness Of The
above statements, and TO that circumstance u
lone must we attribute the dreadful calamity
wh;ch has overwhelmed myself aud o'iiceis
with the deepes, aud most painful feelings, the
destruction Of our noble ship"
ANer the destruction Of the Missouri. Ms.
Gushing continued his voyage IN British
steamer, having saved nos: Of his valuable oi'
Sccts.
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TIE EDGEFIELD VILLAGE
FE.N.REE .1GsEDE..S r.

FHHllE Exercises 6f this institution. under.
Il. the charge of Rev. DR.. w. 3 JOHNSON:
will close f'f this year. ON The last day Of No.
vember: and ,l,ey will he resumed on the frs;
day Of Jannnry. Is4i. Miss kicH.Rpsos and
Mr. Bacon will continue in their respective de.
parments. Miss X ASSISTS DR. J. in the solid
branches. and teaches Drawing. Painting, and
N"cdlework. NJ. d is The faithful and CON.
scicniIous Professor Of ilusic
TERMS: per quarter.
Boarding including bedding. lights,
and washing. $40 90
Tu'ti"n:-Sp ling, Reading Writing,
and Arithmetic, 6 %
With the above English Grammar,
Pn.mg. Ge"- raphy. Composition. 8 90
With the above. Philosophy. Natural,
Mental. and Moral Chyms,rv. Bo.
iany. Logic. Criticism, Buffers Ara
losy. Algebra. &c. 10 90
Latin Greek. French. Italian. each, 3 90
Music Sla 20. Use Of Piano 50.
Drawing Painting, 81.
Flrewuod in WiErrt Quarters. so cents.
Thr qunrier of thu chlid commences 81 iih
her enhance in'n III. Srhoo. The eboTe pay
nients quar,.r, ia advance
Edgefeld c. II IS c., 30h Scptr lsi3.
Oct tf IS
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Notice.
Escceivet; lhis yVeek.

hSDhE Fla" Satin suIped. rich Figured and
- P!aIm black Mouse De Lainrs. Alpaccas.
Chnsams. collins. Embassies. Ginshaus. and
rich SILKS.
WM. kETCHAM d. Co.
Hamburg. 0ct7 1857
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NEW BOOT, SHOE,

EY.9RN'RA y 9 TORE.
TEHE Subscribers respectfully Informs
Il their friends and tie public in general, that
they have entered ini0 partnership. and win
carry the above rrsuted tf.iness in all its ra.
rious branches. in tho ,orst, of Hamburg.
They will always kerP on iiand n quaasi,y oe
FINE BOOTS,
Warranted home made Shines. Brneans, S,e
Coarse and fine Ladies Shoes. Children's do.
Northern Brogans. &c.
Harness 81 VEsRgOss Gpers.
BOOT g. SHOE FINDINGS,
In short, they win keep all articles connected
with the trade. which they VIII sell cbeap for
Cash. well dried Hides, or tcwn accep.,nees
N b. Boots aud Shoes mad. to order. in tho
mos, fashionable STYLE aud Repairing neatly
executed Z, ,hr shortest notice.
". L. GEARTY,
THOS. MCCONNELL.
October II n o.
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EDGEFIELD
YIN MaSU FACTORY
n COVAR. respectfully informs the Gu.
AAs zer's of EIgehel'i, aud The adjoining dis
uici-. that he has on hand a great variety
articles Of
TIN Bg'.9 IL e,
all II which has been manufactured M MS csta-
hlishrn-nt, Of Tie best materials. aud hy first
rate workmen. which iir Will dispose Of at he
Hamburg and Augusta prices.
EsOO1iEg 81 Gullcring
done with meatm,.s and despaich a, the Ham,
burg and Augusta price.
Persons wishing ro supply themselves with
TIN WARE. would do we'll To call lrd axd.
nine his stuck. previous 10 applying elsewhere.
NJ they will obtain as great bargains "a can be
oh'ained u, any similar rnaruisctory ia the
Southern country.
DC. II G 81
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GF Notice ls hereby given,
,ha' ,niend going !" he Cir. uf Augusta,
Georgia. in few days. for III. purpose
oi iransaciius business, and shalt leave nv
Family. and also my Agent. Dr. Thomas
II. ra'lison, who will answer TO any suit.
that may be insaCted asains, INC, during
my absence.
ISAAC r. HEARD.
Oct 10, Is49 r37
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Thomas J. ilamiliu..
To Foreclosure
John 3 Hamilton aud Of .Noagage.
Joseph Co-uahan,
DY Virtue Of u Mortgage in The above
I'D stated case. shall proceed Ia sell, al
Edsr6rId Cuar, House on the first Mon.
Jay il. November ncxi. two negroes, viz /:
Leak aud P.issilla. Terms Cash
S CHISTIE. S. F.. D.
Oct Is. 1913 81 50 3t:|S
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
M. R. 81 Smith Foreclosure g
James Gillian, Mortgage.
DY Virtue OF Mortgage in The above
Id stated case. ! shall proceed TO sell. at
the House Of the Defendant. in ihr Town
of Hamburg, on Wednesday The Slh dag
Of November next, The following property,
viz: three negroes. one nscrn wonan Lot
~, one woman Kary and child. and also
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms of Sale. Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. E. D.
Oc, l6. 1912 81 25 81 3S
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Bland b Butler, !
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EY THR GREAT wEsrERN
The Charleston Courier cnu,ninS tie fu'low-
inr. among other extracts Of c"nnlerciaI letters
received IN tha, city.
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Court or Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inglis.

MAY 3.-Hannah Hsughey vs.. Wiiiom Haughey.-This
is action of assumps for two years services rendered
by the plaintiff to the Defendant in attending in his gro
Gerry store and family affairs. 500 had been paid and
the sction is for the balance Of her wages The defence
was that she to work for her living and was not en-
titled to anything. Verdict for plaintiff 500 so.
II P. Allen, for plaintiff M. Smith, jr for defen.
daH
John Barker va. VIM. Poiia d This was an action
bond alleged be Iccu'iy for 'Dt ut drew
10 include rrlv9 ate debts krr aud Hewitt re ia part
nershp tk.r sold -ut 20 Hewitt ave up the con-
Germ into trw 's hands condo New liz should fud
asne'y iut 5000 r.ut WIN Pollard vent the security,
s"h the pepper dr,wn az 10 inciu H. nker Prsonsl
bts me del nee IL that the paper signed
presentation hat it rent and was never read.
Ease not flushed.
Nv brail io' pai utiH Mr. CT ard for defendant.
Pht'tp Nc Cttsk'y W. WIiam H.uR i,y-rhe verdict
in this case was FOR pi.,n,ih $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-04

&1C 600 WORTH of China Glass and E.rth.n Ware
49, for sae AT 40 Eighth Avenue. by Thonss Nc
ware Is now and will be sold to retailers
the ioowIng pric"s :-Siue soup and Pste' French
shapes, Is per doz ulters So ca Paris white plates. stone
ware per doz nfte dishes. bakes ADD toll tie
sgua low; bow from 2s cd Is 3D. lamps OIL Liverpool,
s ha amps from s. to So the down stores
SCI Tor III ana Sl2; for gfcceT by the bu he'll
No C edi SYST No ch ug crates TO TRY
merchnus China tea sets fcm I2,,sS5
fphlI~ sale On Wednnsitv, in iid osdwly m2-lmSrc
| WHICH ~ vii open u Office OF d,,ccunt 4nd
II. site W co. " Y, ON the 1T o. MAY n.x! aud
w'ii make coilect az rrnauces reasonable he
ferto D Ebbet., Jr. 50 cashier New York.
Say az, Sage x Go, New Yok.
Drew, Robinson Co. New York.
A u Patchn, Esq. cashier, Albanv.
QsvA
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ITO PARENTS DESTROYS OF A sUPE RlOR ENG
4 L!SH AND COMMERCIAL EDUCA ION Fob
THEla EAML smThs advertiser who has Iteeiyd an
Just arrived IN this couo,y aud would devote his the
dence. 1855
He will mpaIt to them correct knowledge of the English
language, including composition styles polite lite
a'd commercials; also, writing and ar T. met,c with
thorough koowedge 1 bookkeeping practised by the first
rngish houses He VIII give geography with the
manners cnstoms and tnory of all us, aae,ent and
erh d suaeu 10 n re ana e'pa ny Of The pupil
euV ahtages Derived rom u III OBJ
them here
Letters ID lressed to Mr. John Walsh. th- Office Of the
Hurald VIII be promptly attended to b, he adver se.,
VIII wait on any uardan
timoni, of his abilities. Ter,ns moderate.
The lady OF tine above ADVERTISE who has ceved mus
cal educ on from MIR Logger The first pianist the CONT
nen and EN- much approved in Engla nd aud
Ititeo, woulc wi.h 10 lessons music, ting
thorough bass also Engish writing and French. ADDRESS
sac
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ITO LIMOS bONDH3iD Rs-A General Meeting
Of ali ho,s ia he b'1d. or .e,p, STATE Of
ioh May o'clock, r. NJ will be for the interest u
m, ,o,or SmH cHAEs f 2AKSy }cou of Illinois.
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
OPTTCLaN
HAVING the Len, xlound under inspection, and
hs% a,, h oSfn he s
.ain more ho. using cansrs With -ns
as a Hses1 0's5s
Tor %S n
DAGUsKE EoTYFf BINsyE co. inform
No Walden lane 70 No 3, William .tlee
s ry ssi: sSa
s s rom h, tis, 's;:.'t T
f en- s. h. re-. d." s ' near ps he and net u
Hs"'I Ct i o ss:h on d.
60. ~ aaested III We III ,s.y.d spl3 iu,sf
PEI Sgip pJ Ia .ss ri" hs ny o. s pss: Cd
IT. INV, g., g., cue sHd rco h by a
pp.. pIeyieaslT ne vas ruso by ,Apos RIP. ria;
srtees i il my d'y mk- n. 10 .w,ry
& The A M a q i r. ny
called On me- ausn ny certificate from me thar ,rey
you'd d
he sss q x. S g:
minister Of the Church where they freely
Mrs Turner called on again. wishing
tihcate for them Of that had been effected by
Sa DIS Sarsapenll her husband such cernca
embracing two facts supposed: the Of the dse. with
which he had been the oher Of the that ID
been made She then said that her husband had taken the Sa
sapara about three weeks that his pains had all le him. and
he had his that he thankful
cure that hid been effected On the evening Of The 10Th Of
minutes whhm relation to his health he told
tina, good inquired Of him relative the ef
fects Of Sands Sarapana hm wren he told hat
ell h. wanted was more 9Th and tit with TVS exception
the Saapae had him. Such the facts in
and must confess felt utterly sstonshed the appearances
Of the article in several denying he statement which
had been made and which fully believ the said
Thomas Turner" had testified similar before
the Mayor OF this city
(Signed) SEYMOUR VAN DUsEN.
gPastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, Duane 1t.
New York. March 81. ia3 AZ lmsee
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BROWN CO.'S IN. PHI. H.,

~ BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store. IT'S Chatham
Sy and head f''H
sold low Sed of s @9se w 'd%s o
bsre now 20 az nas
r. B anu s Keep up the Of the fashionable
Gav reached q%aH% Of beauty
therefore no good 70 me wae All sales are tor cash
BROWN CO. cfs Is G fs%ssS y are pad
IL SPPRiNa FASHION FOR GEN TLEMEN', HATS
"a undersigned I,speculiy informs his cuitomers
ard SAT- tie much adrsd ss-ns style d senIemsns a,s
winch o beauty Of finish and and Of FORM exceed anv
To the they are desirable article they com.
w'1%
%oT ne solicit, SIs Of
Of Youths and cni!dens caps velvet OF
eansea which for variety CT patterns be
m%ed seve
summer wear very much admired call will convin'e the
ces ready a''
ISAAC H; ARCHER,
al, lm.r 'o4 and 200 Greenwich st, Ny.
OUk. KIND KoNs and the public n
Lilies. SD,Tsi., &c &c IeSstnsI xfTed
rs sos ada
3 ahiia. tube Ro:ss, Am.Iys.s Gadious, &s. number
50! s0S
ya he for ea Tne.s
sss III please e Nis Isl Sds 81 Broadway
THE WARM
SALT WATER
OATH is open the foot of Desbross.s street. ~. R.
For its advantages r sh Medical upas
FIVE Tickets on" Dollar. apl6 m"r
MINERAL WAT IRIS OF KIssIN9EN, Germany
w called 6AKOCZL-The Rah Ell has acidulous saline
flavor Of eeabe t,stc AID being powerfully promoye
of secretion and er vent. and
tn" same lion. st eng hening without heating
tent specifically the the lystema aud
rne ,yN.Io and dss'rans existing obstruction. used
The Rakoczi sold al the following places, s7;s
Henry King 70. Druggists, 46l Bro,dwa-, cor. Grand
Southland Deuc 4 Co. 10 5sI Broadway & Park row
Thcs. I. Or 399 Broadway
rhos. II. Hart, 218 Broadway
Church's DispeDsary, 1888 Bowery
Whole sale ~ d retail bv
FLORlAN STRAUSS, c. Beaver street,
aG lm$r up stairs
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Before Judge Kent.
MAY 3.-Patrtck .3to,dr vs. John Cock Ell. al-This
was action to pay for labor work done -
The defence denial of copsrtnershp The copart-
nership was proved and verdict given for plaintiff
subject to question oflaw-sf ll43,3 80 damages.
Benjamin Galbrah for plaintiff. Z. p Nelson for de.
fendant
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General Sessions /.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Hatfield and


Crolus.
MAY AT the opening Of the Court Grand Jury was
sworn, consisting Of the following gentlemep:-Bachs
MeEvers, foreman Peter G. Arcuarus James T. Bartini
Giles BUSHNELL, John c. Coachmon, William Everdell
J'cob Faulkner, John Lewis, George Pomeroy, James
Van Norden, Anthony v. Winaas, VIM z. Wilmerdlng,
Darius Darling, Thomas 8. Miller Jared w. Bell, George
ibell, Joseph Jackson William Smith. Daniel g. Phillips,
Patrick Martin, and William Burrell-Total 81.
The RECORDER then charged the Grand Jury, and
briefly aludng to the few upon the calendar for
this term and the general duties Of the inquest they
tired for the transaction Of the business to be presented
for their consideration.
Trial PEnJuRY.-The trial Of Israel Hsllanstein,
German Jew, for perjury comhtted in giving evidence
before tho Marine Couri in a suit between John Fish
baat and VIM A Darling, was continued from the day
previous The witnesses for prosecution and defence
testified opposite each ether the Poles and in
conclusion number of witnesses called to pass
opinion upon the reputation of witnesses for defence
Such swearing and swearing, and backing and Al
ling and caring, and suspicion Of double perjury,
was rarely If ever equaed in any ordinary before
the Sessions The matter commenced in a snarl which
was more entaugled in this trial but after absence Of
about an hour the jury returned verdict of guilty but
recommended him to the mercy OF the Court. The pri.
soner was remanded for sentence Friday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-04

TRUTH STRANGER THAN FIcTIoN-A man was
convicted last week in Vermont for bigamy, and
sentenced to two years imprisonment in The state
Prison. After the trial he was handed over to the
sheriff of the county in which he tried, for COM
mtment. The said sheriff gave TO the cuprit the
necessary papers to gain him admission into prison,
would undoubtedly gain admission On his way to
the prison he stopped at Woodstock, when some,
less honest than himself, endeavored to persuade
him TO run away; but their sympathy was OF no
avail, he delivered his documents faithfully and is
now expating his crime in prison. -5oao~ Demo rat,
Mau2.
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AcOmnck, Va.
Correspondence of the Herald

AcOmnck, Va.
Correspondence of the Herald
AccoMAcK G. II. Va, April %, 1913.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esa -
As you and your readers seem to think yourselves
entitled to the earliest ossble intelligence concern.
ing matters and things in general, take pleasure
in sending you the result of Congressional cleo
ton of yesterday, in the two counties this side
the Chesapeake. The entire official returns are as
follows
..,.,,, Hill g. Gsr'r' Henry =; a. Wise
Northamp,on, rs 1871
2ss $40
2s6
Wise's ma jority, 222
II will be borne in mind, that these same coun-
ties gave, IN 1910, the overwhelming wing majority
of eight hundred and ten. With that fact (not the
fixed Constitutional fac) staring him in the face,
Mr.. Wise boldly denounced Bank, Tariff, Distrlbu-
ton, Bankrupt Law, together with the whole cate.
great Moloch of federalism, Henry Clay and he has
trlumphed, notwithstanding his opponent was an
out and out' Clay man. He defended Captain
Tyler nobly, and to the Anti-Tyer party who would
accuse him of inconsistency, he replied in this ar
gnmenfum dd hon,inem straln:-" In 1910 went for
Tippecanoe
And Tyler too;
And so did you"
Hill Carter, Esq, is fine noble soul; the peo'
pie over here like hun very much, but with ms po-
htcs they cannot be satisfied, and must wish nun
all the domestic enjoyments OF Shirley,
Ailworth and Curtis (Dem.) were elected 10 the
House of Delegates from A ccomack without oppo-
sition. Yelby (whg) from Northampton, also WIN
, out opposition.
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TO the Public.

To the Public
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Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or ~ 70 per an
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ADVERTISERS are informed that tho circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
or the ,oora and is therefore the best channel for business
men in the city ~ country. Prices moderate-caah in sd
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
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Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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FIRST ARRIVAL DIRECT FROM GALENA-The steam
boat Amaranth arrived last night direct from Gale
ma. She had on board and in barges nearly thir-
teen thousand pigs of lead, and large amount of
other cargo We learn that the Mississippi was
not rising above Rock River. Below that point it
had commenced rising, and it has had the effect to
produce a rise OF several inches here The Wiscon-
sin was still frozen over.-St Louis Erg, Ap IL 20.