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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-13
VOLUME lX.
EDGEFIELD ADvERTHsER
BY
w. +. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.

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Public Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate OF D.
u W. oTibbetts, deceased, are requested to
make payment Immediately, and those having
demands against said Estate will present them
TO law for payment.
u I'D. 9TIBBETTS, Administrator.
oety9, sss,f 81
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MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP

FHNHE Subscriber has Just received from
-M Ncp York his FALL SUPPLY OF
NERO HANT TAILOR'SG GOODS, consist.
ing in part of
Sup. Sup. Wool Dyed Black Cloth,
y IS Blue,
IS ~ Brown Z" ~
-. Black French, I"
Cashmere.
q Fancy Checked.
Striped
Checked Tweed, ."
Checked and plain Tweeds Cloth for Sacks,
Checked silkVelvet Vestings, ~
Striped Wooen q
Sup. Sup. Black Satin, -
1" Velvet,
{" Buck Gloves,
'r Hoskin I"
C:H ~" Wooilen I"
Black and Figured Scarfs and Cravats.
Suspenders, Stocks, Collars and Hats, &c
All Of which he offers for sale at reasonable
prices, and begs these wishing TO buy Clothing
togive him q CALL
He is prepared TO make Clothing mp in the
latest style and in the best manner, and falters
himsclfth by his long experience in business
he will be uble 10 please those who may favor
him with their patronage.
ocs.2 If sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-13
Notice.

THyHE Subscribers are now receiving and
IL opening at their Store, large assort
mentof DRY GOODS, of the latest an. most
fashionable styles.
SHOES, HATS, AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CRocKEKY, SADDLERY, &C., &c.
to which they respectfully invite the attention
of the community
Give us call, for we got our Goods TO sell.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
oc,.a If SO
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'resh Fall & Winter Goods,

7KYHE Subscribers beg leave TO announce
III to their customers and the public gen.
erally, that they have justreceived. from Ne,o
York, their stock of ..s.ts.i 81 55
.,.s FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
embracing almost every variety of Fancy and
Staple Goods, usually kept in our market,
s amongst them a good stock Of
Kerseys, Blankets, Negro Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Saddiery, Hard,uare and
Cutlery, Crockery, Sc, &c.,
they invite the attention Of the public generally
TO call and examine their stock, and they will
TRY TO gire satisfaction. s;s
alL. e! II. PRESLEY4& BRYAN. i
Oct.9 f.I ,js, f.Ts If 81
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Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the
A. 9Estate ofsMrs. Rachael Moss, deceased,
aresrequested to present their accounts duly
aaested, aud those indebted to the Estate will
please come forward and pay up. H: Is
s,sssi 80 w. H. MOSS,Execntor. s
0c: 30 tf 40
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NEW GOODS.

YHfffE Subscribers hns, Just received his
III FALL and WINTER Stock of Goods,
bought in New York at the lowest prices OF the
season, and he now ofless them TO his friends
and the community 10 general, ON such terms
as will not fail toplease the most careful and
particular buyer
s,aa sgs IF. GO0DE.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
George Holloway and
wife and Others,
John Rochell
and others.

y. 4 Il
John ROchell count.
WTappearing to my satisfaction that Bar
u ;holomew s. Adams, John Tompkins of
Tennessee. and his wife Susan, John Gibson,
James Atchison and his wife Sarah, Ophelia
Barker, William Adams, James Adams, Thos
Adams, Jeremiah Barnet and his wife Julia,
James S,alIsworth, Galloway Stallsworth, Park
Stallsworth, Jackson Stallswortli. Nicholas
Stallsworth and Nancy Stallsworth, Defend
ants in this snit reside withontthe limits of,his
State. on motion of Mr.: Carroll, Compainants
Solicitor, II is ordered, that the above named
defendants do plead, :answerso demur 10 the
[complainants said bill fcomplains withnthree
months from the publication hereof. or the
said bill will be taken pro sconfesso against
them. ~ 5ss.
s. 8. ToAiPKINs, c.E Ed.
October25 3m 81
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Copartnersh1p Notice.

THNHE Subscribers have formed Copartner-
Z ship, under the firm of KENRICK o.
THAYER, for the transaction, Of GENERAL
GROCERY BUSINESS, at the old stand occupied
by II. a. Kendrick, nearly opposite J. 0. B.
Ford. H. A. KENRICK.
n B. THAYERe
The undersigned avails himself Of this occa-
sion, to return his thanks TO his friends and
customers, for the liberal patronage heretofore
enjoyed by him, and trusts the same will be ex-
tended 10 the new concern.
H. A. KENRICK.
Oct. %, 1914. 8. SO
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:UAl Persons indebted 10 Goode & Lyon,
or to 5. T. Goode, previous to the first of Jan,
nary, 1874, are earnestly requested TO call aud
settle without delay. s. F. G.
Oct IA, 1874 s'sss=e ~ If IS
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Large Broadcast Pdrty.--On the moru.,
ing of the 2a ult., Eleven hundred. and
seventy pereons breakfasted at the Astof
House insNew York. ,S
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10
POETRY.

We Gnd the following in the Knicke'bOcker Tor
September, from the pen Of our old friend JOHN
&. SAKE, Esl., Of Ct. AIbOns'
The Knickerbochcr thinks the Ballad AZ cow
os any thing Hood has written, in when op'"''''
wa fully conrnr,--ED. AGE.
LEGAL BALLAD.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lccnRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. e. FARMER.
SEEDS. Herd. Grass so 60 to 60 per hu-hr. Red
Ton 40 ia on cts Clnyef- NorlhcrU, 9tO II Southern,
acc. Flax Seed, 81 80 per hushcl l.nccrhe, 80 c.
per H. Canary Seed SO q to ~ per hnsheL
GRAIN. Corl-Nnrhetn new, hnShelO 90 i0oO-South'
rru round yellow. old Sc 5i-Saulhcrn nat yel0wnrw
40 a hl-to do. white 90 nuU-do New Orleans 90 n ul-
Barley 90 0O-Ryc, Northern, 90 OOdo southern, o.
7l-Oals. Southern. 90 n C0-Northcrn do. GO To Oh-
Beans per bnshel OOa o. SHORTS Per"ouoe "'"'Iou
A uO--Rnn co a 10.
FLOUR, Rnrimnrc. Howard Street. i mos or. so 90
ado wharf, 50 co "a 0l-d0 ircC Oi cWlc, so 90
Philadelphia do, 4 mus. 90 81 90 -Frcdcrichs
huynn low rd4 mosd 90 4jl-Alryanlrin, wlm
mouulnin co i l2,-Grncssee, common. cash. 81 a6
G2 do fancy brands 81 GO ie7tlhio via Canal 50 %
81 f2-do do New Orleans cash 50 o. co. Rye So Is
,3li-Iuhinn Meal In hhls. 2 30 81 Sc
PROVISIONS Pcc.-NCss limo new bhl Sc 30 n I 20
-Navy--sG 90 a 5U--No |, 20 0O-do Prime So %
a OO-POrk-EVtri clear mo- bill 500 60 20 On I'll"
50 az 75-do Mess from other Slucs. 90 co II 90 W
do Prime do do so co no 90 do Cargo do. OOO-'crr
do co 90 90 O0-Buter shipping, 90 do store, unin
,pcclcd 10 lido dtirv,E cents 20IArd, No. RoS.
ms GOA OH-O South and Wcstern5a l-2!lams, BuS-
| TON n OO.O--SOnlhem and Western, 6 -Chrcsc.
shiny md meal, 3a LIDO new milk, 4 IL n 3 ~
wool. uly-Thc value whereof at the place al eX'
pcrtaiion shall not exceed cents per pound per cent
sd ynlorpm All whereof The yulue exceeds cents per
| nonuh, 40 per Ct. nd, val. and cts per pound,
| Prime or Sayuuy Feeccs, washed, H. so % c.-Amor
lean c blood. do 40 41-Do ga do 40 i1-Do 10 dc
81 a 4O--l-l aud common do 84a 3j--Smlrno Fhccl
washed, 2Or 2jDo nnwashcd ,lOa N-ieng">' do Il i
--Sa\ouy clean GO-BucuOs AyrCs wpckcd. I u lO--d'
do uiclkcd, 10 j--Supcrfne Northern pulled lamb 4.
Is No | do do do a7a 40--NO do do do % u 33--No
DO do Is ace,
Hons; Duty 20 per cen',--lst'o'' Mass, 1919, III
HAY sic to Is per ton--Eas'crn screwed stolO
EGG :, IL.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
WINrER ARRANGEMENT.


an and aner November ls, Passenger Trans will
ru ,I,iy ISunlays excepted in connection with the
IIoston and Lowell ugd Nashua ANA Lowell har0au,ds
tul!nws; AZ rd5pN
Iruyr Concord at 4 81 A. NJ, Tia y M NM T. NJ
Trains from intermediate places VIII run ~ '"'"''"
Ip TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj Ia An, " l'4 p ,"hu
Nashua ut 9 A. NJ, =. NJ, ana p NJ,
Manchester 93-i \. NJ, "a p. NJ, h', ''t ''''
r Immediately ON the arrival of the cars rom bos'oh'
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 An, " NJ ahd '9'i r. W. -
Nashua at 4 l.2 A. NJ, l-4 r. u. ana Il "-i - ~
Lowell nj ii M. 2 =. NJ. ana . ~ r. "', i
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cHl> rom Coiuo"
The eCund train from Concord arrives III boStoh ~ Sr
san for Passengers 10 take thel O'c0ch Tram luNt"
The rold connects with the Boston ana MoHe MI w.,
road 50 that Passengers may pass hciwNt C"hcn'u' II"
verlill Exeter, Dover and Portland clhrr way udl!
STAGES Immediately OF the arrival ct the IlrS unl "
Concord, leave by ynruus routes for llopknlon,NeWp"
ClnremOnt aud Windsor; Tor Lebanon aud lanoytrif$"
ouih and llvcrhll Cunum and Orurl; Meredith buGe
Centre IIurbor and the White Mountains, On the sec
nnd dn, from Goston Stages reach Ro\allon Mhdchurl
NonipcllCr and Burlington connecting there WIN u
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and HtMe
To Ogienshnrgh; Stages also run from llnHerh 10 Slah
scu connecting there with Stages to Montreal. Nuher
Gus other Stages connecting with the Concord Raj koa
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire, vernon
| and the CaualgS.
STAGES run daily from Franklin and Sandhornon TO III
II o'clock tran returning after the arrival OF The seco
| train from Boston,
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slCkNEssIN NnlLnNEN

And the suffering which lH'N uW'Ta" nom worms 'i''h
tend 10 it'l irihhil'oh WINE tue 'u.' Us never 'NN
rcclrd Offensive breath, picking 10 TIE noe 9ndI@
thr teeth during Sleep starting ~ sleep with iEhi mu
srrcIW.UG, troublesome cough ANA eVrr'N''N. "'' n.
mluc some otthc rromInent symptoms ct the presence
oI wornlS' lmcN W>g W,.,,,,,o,rvcrs
VIII Immediately rtm"'rAI These unpleasant symptoms
and restore pert, health SISTER lcliu,, Nuttnr"
the Catholic Huh Oruhnn Nss'nm has added hlftc1iimo
uy in ihrir favor 10 the hou.auds winch have gone tie
FIRE She slacs.hore ARE over l.N children IN the As,y
luu, md that they have been IN the habit oln'ns S1cr-
mans Lu2cusc,. and ,hr has nlwa found item To he
attended with the mot beneficial 'he'ts. they nave
been proved to be iuGlihlr m over 20 Geo cases.
cons NPllON,
Influenza Coughs Colds, NhOopng Cough, Tishtnc'S Of
the Lungs or Chest NAV be cured Rev. Darius Aniho-
nv was vtry low from Consumption, Jonathan Howard.
the ccithwicl temperance lecturer, was reduced 10 the
verge IT thr grave h> i>ins hn"d hrv' Mr buhHr, ~
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DOOR SPRINGS.
HARTWELL'S PATENT.
GEO. n. CHAPMAN.
W,oi,t,.t Nov CO Iz4H IgTti
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MERCnANDIsE TRAINS

RUA daily luiOwsi
Leave Boston at BAL. P. NJ, and arrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at p. and arrive at Boston the
nest morning.
Freight, FIRST Glass, -; Second Glass, So.
Freinh should he delivered nj Concord and Boston an
hour nj least hel0re leaving to insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train. .
An Passengers baggage should he marked, and when
valued ut more than 500 notice should be given and eN,
r charges rld or no claim for damage or loss heynd
,uchsuun will be allowed. Nc ufIiAMi sup !:
o, ~ I.ig l5l-t
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10
WRIGHT'S
VEGET A B l. E PILLS,
% r.
Indian Purgatiye.

THROUGH many medicines have been before the public
L u much longer period than WnGnT's INDIAN 'h"-
EARLE PILLS ct none stands now in higher epue,0r nus
ruply nHinGu firm hold upon popular tstha'fh u.
The thousands that have used them throughout e chetn
aud breadth o the Republican, bear cheerful testimony u
their thorough efficacy and mild operation Whth employ
ed in the mos distressing disorders (Which hes Is he
to.n
THE MEDICINE.
The theo'Y ordi-case which Wrighrs Hd'dn Veget-
abc PdS are fouudrd rs MIS- ris! that there is Oniy one
primary cause nj an me disorders that Gict The human
tGHiiy, and hut Is corrupt humOhi or, other words
lmpurity Of bOOu This principle is GENERALLY I'D
mlitr that it may in fact he said to be sustained Gy an
universally Ol opinion, the low dsscnlers constituting
hun II very feeble minority. II is useless, therefore
10 discuss the sOundness OF this theory in this place and
TIe one disease principle hena admirtei, the mode
attnck protested b! all practitioners becomes the
namely, purgnti0n. But nnny Of The so called specifics
now hrlre the public produce only one form ol purgaliUn,
rhry are either Sudurifc, Canurlic, Diurrc ENpcCo
rant Wrghl's Indian Vegetable Pills combine all these
propcrtics and calculated IL attack the elements Of
GiscIsc ut all points ana by harmonious and combined
operution to CNpe it radically from the system. Their
eject IL almost magical and is no less astonishing for its
,ilncs man il, efficacy Both sexes ud all aaes NAV
rmpluy Them according 10 the directions, without rir,
nr while lhcy are certain to all diseases that are
cdnhc they never inlct any injury upon the system.
These Pills as We before remarked, operate By purga
tou-hy Thoroughly cleansing The entire system from all
IMPURITIES and making the invalid in the homciy but eN
prraslve phrase "a ncw man whether the disease i in
cnirnt c0IsumpOu which nsidOu-l attacks The lungs,
producing that dry hacking cough so painful TO the friendly
caror caucu, showing itself upon the skin in orupon
or blorps whether the kidneys or the bowels lie the nj
fiction "Wrigh's Indian NcgcHhte Pills arc equally cica
cnn, in wur,ng of danger ThereNpeclornl, cahnrlic
,ndorlc md drurec qualities enable them 10 take hole
of each form OF dlseasc
The perfect safety Of the medicine is another all impOr
tant quality, and one which has contributed more thu
any Thing else to its extension and popularity
In word this medicine cnmnentS itself strongly to inc
the patronage OF the public, aud It's use bids i1r 10 be-
come before loEs, almost universal
CAUTION.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10

LIST or LETTERS remaining in'lhe Post Office
at Woodstock. VT, Sept 80, 1911.
Joseph Ashley 'arie'ie Potter
: Adams Marcus Prnhc
Mrs Mary II HITLER Susan Peterson
Alexander Barton Mrs + Pay
Caroline VI Chase Job Parker
Albert Carter Edny frait
Norman Cobb SylNauus Randall
Rev. G.. D. Cahoon Jon Richmond
Mr. David Cati,sle y Rirhlrdson
Almia Clpmenl2 Mr. richardson,
Nelson ChamheIlin 2 harness maker
An,winr EmelI Geo u RAYMOND
Harriet y Gibbs Geo w Rice
Nathan Goodman Maria Read
Ro.Nell Humphrey Miss EmiIinc Spear
Alunzo Hutchinson LA SIccumh
James Jillson 2 Calvin Sherwin
Abigail II knern Erasius Snow
Leonard Kendall II u Stevens
sidney X L,ford Eliphae, Thomas
VIM Livingston Miss Adnllne ia't
Cynthia Nlendall Marshal Townsend
Up Morton Amos Wilcox
rscline L. Markham Benz WOOD
Timothy MaSham VIM Wrlgh
ii,,,cs March Asa Whitaker
II,r,ce Martin Eunce Weston
Ira Powers
Persons calling for any Of Inc above letters will
please mention that they are advertised.
oo7.av c. G, EASTMAN, ?. NJ.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10
brighton MARKET.
MONDAl. SEPT. 80, 1874

Al Market rs Beef Cattle 600 Stores $3.50 sheep and
1925 swine
PRtCEs.--RSPf Cdfiic.We quote first quality 81 80
second quality. 425 4 bird quality, S27j 3,7i.
Sior.s.-T Two year old SO 10 10. Three years old
from SIS 10 49,
Shrrp--Snlts from al ,25 io2,25
.-Oho Shouts ~; New York Shoats "a to 4
onr Barrnws. 4 choice lot, halt linrrows. lot Ohio
old hop, 5 80 At retail from to l-2, v. T.. Farmer
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10

WWRIGlTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
lNnIAN nInEAIINEl

or the NORTu AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH"
Aud also around the border Of the label will be found In
small type.
"Enrecd according Act oCCOnaress in the yenr 1910
hy W llinm Wright, in the Clerks Office Of the District
Cont Of the Eastern District of PENNSYLVANIA.
The public will also remember that all who sell the gen.
uine Indian Vegetable Pills provided with Il ccrtil-
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10

w.. r-,;,,.,.,,ocl. nr thinks the Ballad ~ BoOu
A"0 h"''"'' ''.','' hi,h ,rinion
any thing HOOD ms "'N''"' !"
ABIGAIL BALLAD.
-
nv you. e. SAKE.
In shabby hahiments dresl;
Tie coat was shockingly worn,
And tho rus, had Invested his vest
Ills linen and worsed were worse;
He had scarce n whole crown in his hat,
And no, haIr-a-crown in his purse.
A cheerlcss aad comlor'less ell
lie .orgh, for relief in IL song,
Or complainngly talked TO hlmseH'
NV only client is Grief;
NV case is, I've 10 case Mt all
And in brief, haze ne'er had 'o''e''
0Clawycrs so fol OF Professor" ',,,c
That modest Young man INC III! ~"
IN make the sho''c'' '"'I'''''''''
49,, ;h ,o,or,s,
~ ""n Wv n"oJ JocJ in Zee simple
N"m ,',". .,, ,h, siunIesr fee
D'' 0''''
,,,..,.,, and ,,icd in vain.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-10
AGENTS NAMES.


Haskell & Palmer, Chas. Dnma lr.. W0od'ock A Gny
~ Co., bartlett II WhitcOnb, WsrbCsfrM. d IL
Warincr Win&sor Townsend q Becker, PHsfrM-
Gibson, smith ~ CO., ProctorSuHe. Chas Dodd Eoch-
ester. Geo. francis, II. \ smith, EsnC. F.. NJ :,
s,orhcr Philips a Baker. Hq,thnG. Mcrrick Sylvester,
Justin Morgan, SiprFjrjdgc. P. NeYcns, RoyHica,-
Wun,rr Luwucr, Sharon. ! BrGohs. HhHr htrfr,-
" II steel, Wcst Hqrifori D Newton, N0rwicb,-
Geo Waslhun. l. Thompson. SgrHgfchi. Daniel Taft
~ Sons, TCitiiff. Cu-hrg, NHcot.% Nichols. Cuec'
che Tlliage. CTS ihnmhcru, PoH.trCt. u Dano'ih,
Ir R1rra,d. Seymour Eclhrup, East B1rn,rd. Davis
A. Wheeler, Capl|j,h ShrrWn d Richardson. j. liud-
ley, chester. John Wilder, Ambrose Pcnsr. WcHon.-
James Martin. Pipr9VtH FUrHNC'. Lewis RuNn>onSOtE
R.atuc. !. Rl,mond, Ira Angel, HridcCuoifT. j y
Manning, ChaS shelwin, ARdoler. Adams, Arlington
4 Coz Ludlor. Oliver Nay, S0pN UoodHoc6.
Brown, RtGdur. :. l., Wheeler, Frmoub Nottb,'-
John White Noh Swihgfeid l.. {. Fay, SouM RtGat2.
i. /. Nj lull, " Co, P,rfneriHc.
REMEMBER
The only office in Boston where the lndun Vegetable ls
can be obtained Is nj
1873 FREMONT STREET. i0S
Principal Once and General Depot, Rice Street Qbi'a-
dclnhui.
Boston Jan. II, lsli la2
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
TRUSTEES. SALE.

DY virtue Of the provisions of a deed
ID Of trust to The undersigned, execu-
ted on the 26th DAY of April, ls4l, by
Ilaly Cotton apd Mapsey L., his wife, for
tbs benefit Of the President and Directors
of the Commercial Bank OF Natchez and
William L. t3alfour, for considerations in
said deed ct trust specified; recorded, June
10Th, ls4l, IN the Probate Clerks Office
of Madison County Mississippi, in book
Of Deeds H. pages 524-25 and 90. will
proceed to sell
On Monday the 7h day Of October nerf,
tor cash, TO the highest bidder in front Of
the Court house door in Canton Madison
county Mississippi, the following dsscrib-
ed tract ofland lying in said county, viz:
The south east quarter and east,half of
the south quarter Section 81 Town.
ship i Range 3 east, containing 24O
Acres, be the same more or less. The
title to said land is believed TO be good,
but the undersigned will only convey such
title as is invested in him by. said deed OF
trust,
JOHN s. TUCKER, Trustee,
March, 30, ls4i-2S-tim
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

services he has rendered his country and
mankind.
"Almost alone, of pulic men, he has sus.
tanned Throughout a long career, a life OF
unblemished purity--seldOm, if ever, in
the historical annals of any country, have
such rare intellectual endowments as his,
been united to such shining public virtues.
He has done as much for the domestic
charities of life, by the chastity and high.
minded purity of his private transactions,
as for the welfare of his country, by the
brilliant talents and assiduous services Of
his public career-in fine, by an union of
attributes, both of public and private ma
ture, rare in their separate excellence, and
almost miraculous in their combination,
he has embellished society and lent new
honors to distinguished station.
sand his friends hope and believe, that
in the prominant position he now holds, he
will recover and maintain the National
reputation so much his own, when he serv-
ed many years ago in the Department of
War; that the South Carolinian will be
merged in the American; and that his re.
CARDS, passing far beyond sectional lines
or local interests, will embrace in one
comprehensive view, the wide extended
limits, and permanent prosperity OF our
common country"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

Burning of the Churches in Philadel-
phia.-There are one or two facts, says
the Spirit of the Times, connected with
the burning of the Catholic church, which
strike home to the heart of The American
and PhiIanthropist, The bell eff St. Au.
gustine's, which melted and fell in the
flames of the burning church, was the old
bell which first chimed musical peas a,
the Declaration of American lndepen-
dence--the dawning of freedom, political
and religious, upon this Union. The par
sonage back Of St. Augustine's, was, at
the time of the cholera, given to the city
for hospital. and the Rev. DR.. Hurley,
now deceased, attended in person at the
bed-sidcs of the sick during that dreadful
season. Several of the Sisters OF Charity
also attended, and ministered to the suffer-
ings of our citizens.