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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

blacks, than among the slaves Of the other
States. They are, indeed, vastly more
favorable OF the former, than in the least
favorable of The latter. If TO this be ad-
ded the corrobalive evidence furnished by
the census of 1890 and the returns fur
nished by the States showing like greater
prevalence Of crime, as has been shown.
the conclusion would seem to be alto
gelher irresistible. Why the fact should
be so. is question Of deep import. With.
out undertaking to Investigate it, 1t MAY be
asserted that the cause, be it what it may.
must be deep aud durable. None other
can account for the uniformity of the oPe-
ration through so many States. respect.
lively, of such wide extent, and placed in
such different conditions.
The other conclusion. not less irresistible,
is, that so far from oetlering the condition
of the negro or African race, by changing
The relation between it and the European,
as il now exists iu The slaveholding States,
il would render it far worse. 1t would he,
indeed. TO them a curse instead OF bless
ing.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully,
Sir, your obedient servant,
J.C. CALHOUN.
To the Hon. ]. w. Jones,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

A New Name for our Country.-A CON-
mit,ee of the New York Historical! So
cie,y have recently been at work devising
a new name for the United States Of Amer
ing. or course they urge some plausible
reason why the old name should be drop
ped, but reasons equally as good. can be
urged on the other side. But there will be
no change in all probability in our day.
As has been said, the glorious historical
associations which cluster around the old
name, will no, readily be given up. We
think that the members of this society
could spend their time much more profit.
ably, than in such triaing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.

Annexation of I'eras BY yesterdays
Southern Mail, we received the Galveston
Ne,os, OF The 22d ult.
This paper contains the proceedings Of
numerous public meeting. held in that
city, in which resolutions approving Of an
uexaliou were passed with great unanim-
ity, as will be seen by details published
below.
The Star Spaugied Banner was dis
PLAYED on board all the vessels in theehar-
bor of Galveston, on the receipt Of The
news, in union with that Of the Lone Star
of Texas, and salute Of one hundred guns
was fired on the occasion.-Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

GALLANT CoNDucr.-The days OF chiv-
alrous devotion TO the fair sex are not yet
over. A northern Journal says, by the
new Constitution Of New Jersey, Justices
Of the Peace are elected by the people. In
Woolwich Township, Gloucester county,
to shew at once their appreciation Of their
new privilege and their gallaniry, they have
elected Two respectable maiden ladies, TO
the Office, by triumphant majoritics. The
editor says, Of course, they are COW both
Esquires.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09
(" We ,oiu cling to the Pillars Of the Temple Of
Our Liberties. and j it mus, fall, see wil per-
ish amidst the Ruins"

The streets Of our Town were on
Monday last. (Sale Day,) again the scene
of riot and bloodshed. Two meu quar-
relied near one Of the grog shops, and
fight ensued. One Of the parties drew
pistol which he had concealed a5ou, his
person, and attempted 10 FIRE upon bis an
tagonist. gentleman in his effort 10 pre-
vent il, gave the weapon different direc-
ton, and an innocent man 10 DO wise In
volved, had his thigh dreadfully shattered
10 pieces. One of The parties engaged in
The fghl, was most severely beaten over
the head with stick. 1t gives us sincere
pain 10 advert TO this occurrence; but as
conductor of the press we feel it our duty
10 notice it, and to call public attention to
the subject. This is the second time within
The last nine months that an innocent man
has been shot down in our streets, by the
use of concealed weapons suddenly drawn
in personal rencontres between other per-
sons. How much longer is such state
oflhings to continue? Does itrequire any
further sacrifice of innocent blood and hu-
man life to arouse our citizens 10 the adop.
lion of some further remedy? How long
will our legislators stand by and witness
such awful events and forbear to pass laws
to prevent the carrying of concealed and
deadly weapons?
Our civil officers we are happy to say,
caused the offenders TO be promptly arrest
ed, and bound over to answer for their
conducr al the next Court of Sessions.
We cannot forbear to remark, that both the
sad events to which we have alluded, as
occurring here within the last nine months.
undoubtedly are in great measure to be
ascribed 10 the unfortunate use of strong
drink, aud we hope the day is mt distant
when such course Of riot and confusion
will no longer be felt. When all who are,
now engaged in selling, and all who drink,
shall be persuaded TO abandon their prac-
we shall be freed from occur
rences like the one we have to-day re.
corded. .-,1,---s.y:
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LOUISIANA SEAT OF GovERNMENT.-
The Convention for amending the Cons,i-
tuition Of Louisiana, resolved, that from
and after the year 1913, the seat Of legis-
latioE should be removed to soma point
moi less than sixty miles from New Or
leaus, the present seat Of government
There is party however. which considers
New Orleans as the most suitable place
for The meeting of the Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

GFThe Editor OF the Hamburg Journal,
proposes to publish in the thriving Town
of Hamburg, Daily Paper, Of Medium
size, a, the unprecedented low price Of SIS
per auuum. He contemplate, commence
ing his deily sheet about the 18th instant.
The weekly Journal will still be published
as at present. See Prospectus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

Death Of Mrs. Willis.-We were much
panied 10 see the announcement oil the
death of Mrs. Mary Willis, wife IF Mr..
Nathaniel Parker Willis Of New York,
She was truly poel's wife-possessing
delicate and refined sensibiIiIy, aud was
eudeared to all who enjoyed her acquain-
lanle.-South Caroiinian.
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GEN. ANDREW JAcKsuN.-This veteran
has recently entered upon his 79lh year.
His birth day was celebrated by many Of
his friends 10 various sections Of the coun-
try. Certain letters received from him,
it is said, show spirit which has ever
characterised him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

q Joseph Richardson, who was con-
vicled during the last term of the Court
for this District, on charge of s,ealiuga
Mule, received bis first instalment. ten
lashes, on bis bare back, on Monday last.
He is TO receive ten more, weekly, until
he gets his full compliment, fifty iashes.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

Love thy country, and thine honor; but,
above all things, love God, fear bis anger
hope in his mercy, trus, in his promises
and submit thine own reason in all things
10 his Word. So shalt thou prosper IN TINS
world-so shalt thou be meet for another.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

What Means The Folto,0ing I'VE find
The following in The Madisonian of Thurs
day.
Unlawful Military Organization.-
We have seen some indications of dis
position to revive the project put upon
fool and temporarily overthrow las, sum
mer, Of forming military organization in
The United States. without the warrant of
law, for a Texas Expedition This
project we denounced last summer, as un-
constitutional, impoliIic, and fraught with
danger. Let it not be revived. 1t will
only cripple the measure Of annexation.
We must have Texas by fair means only,
and without The assistance of Burr. We
prepared a complete history Of this wild
military project" last summer, but were
induced 10 clay it over" and postponed
its publication until after The Presidential
election. We may find it necessary to
publish it hereafter"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-09

Thomas Wightman, Esq, has presented
10 The "CbarIeslon Total Abstinence So
ciety."a por,rait ofthe Hon. J. b. Q'Neall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13

nR GREGORY, No. 8 Gold street, Is consulted in Ill
:1sni II diet o. pau III. oSs sapssns:
asi o 's % e r.
s s,s g. . Snsr
~s e. 81 81 sTfHs1sns q
most astonishing H is Inventor Of method by
days as i formerly besdes Ris
always successful whereas the old mode Of treating the
Structure Of 80 standing has been curedby
s DS Of s %s n
NEkvo Sl}sI Oh 'c9oeNsTTuTIoNAL DEBILITY re-.
ultng from certain scree. practices, Of the youth
l and thoughess Nature good accoensnt to
Among Inc symptoms Of this Fighting and desoass habit
ar IL SBSs oe
hands partial entire loss of SONG Of the faculties such az
organs, such The stomach liver lungs and
M For repairing tie sonson and energies Of such as are
in this wise afflicted Dr. Gregory would most earnestly re-
and the system generously and followed by
action the with other remedies Of this kind It's good
$40 for half Dozen in and be sent to part OF
THE 'PRiYATE TREATISE, called 9Th. Rubicon..-
This little volume essentially important with those who for
ample and embrace AL the and de-
engagements Of the genital organs OF both sexes II contaus
saatas in this line Of practice more half csn'uy
p,s cents 3 mail will ay fer The SSGk and The
forwarded order All applications by mail enclosing
S Ss
are for sale st the Doctors residence Gold street, and the
No IS William street, Maiden lane.
" ~ sutton street, corner Of Water ST.
.'ls street. att he Lamp Store. Sun Buildings.
:. - Dowefv, corner Of Walkerst.
Tvs bVwery, corner oil Spsint ST,
y I'D Deiancey street. corner OF SUFFOLK 81. .,i go
" Fast Broadway, corner Of Market ST. and both corners
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Medical Gard,

OC I Il NJ r X s o N,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2o4lz Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison be consulted confdentally
srain in diet pursuit Recent particularly Gono
rhma, I" he in 3 To days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ improved principles, without pain Inconvenience 70
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous with
those of other affections OF urinary apparatus but
enced Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the of evils resulting from secret de-
structve habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
mpotency radically cured by Dr. M pathological
principles by restoring the to healthy tone and REIN
stating its original vigor perfect guaranteed or no
charge.
N B-Dr NJ. holds communion with medical pretenders
who claim be Surgeons he is perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon IN the city See his diplomas in his Office
20 Fulton street Letters paid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice to any part OF the Union
Office 204h Fulton Greenwich, New York Open
from A. nj, TO 10 p NJ, dajly iu16 lm*rh
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DRCOOPER. /

nRCOOPER, IA Duane street, between Chatham and VIII
IL liam Streets for the last years. confined his
Of ven-rea mercurea and other diseases
ola delicate nature Dr. Cooper spent years IN celebrated
Lock Hospa and has for the last enjoyed the
extensive practice private diseases Of any medical man IN
New York He the most aggravated cases Of this
dease mild renewed in two 10 hive days The DR. Is
eguay educated physician and surgeon and suffers
his patients leave until perfect Is performed
Stricture-Dr. Cooper has discovered new method by
which he can cure the worst form Of Structure from
two weeks with scarcely any pain TO the patient
Constitutional Debility brought on by secret habit ont IN "a
begets srera weakness limbs and small o. the back
confusion Of intellect fogcnlness paptstion OF the hea
and warranted IN every case or no
charge Be and rerollect the number q with the mortar
the door there is adecptye sgn and calculated TO
impose Upon the creduous IN the block DR. Cooper the
only qualified ply who adv eses in this street.
40
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Medical ADVICE,

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confdcntialy consulted at his
- old Office So Gold between Fulton and Deekman,
all diseases Of delicate nature his treatment being mild and
judcous requires neither mercury, restraint in diet Hin
drancs from business pursuits Recent cases ctfed Id of
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, afi-
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions 81 indiscet
youth and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed mp0ency the Ds strictes attentoh his
object being TO restore the system mentally and bodily 10 that
state Of ygor natlire originally designed ,..,., ., %,
tsnt being the lsa sometimes caused by mareatment
Of unntad medical petenders and sometimes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eestuay cured with
out pain Inconvenience. - :, - a..,-
The Doctor being the qualified advertising Surgeons
in the CITY, perfect cure or no charge made Let
paid enclosing fee Immediately attended to- and me
dcine with advice sent to any OF the United States
Office So Gold street. Open from A. M. to P. M.
lnAr
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlES.
Sc any
disorders referred tins male volume personally by
c sabse
tH,s when in any way relate to the urinary organs gravel
ssm passing water peculiar to advancing c he
ST s AsP . lis eUs r. mos, sea..
aud important consequences Of dseasesn former advertise
Which We're for tits and
The The @ 81 IT, s sS ec
S % So VOL %sS ss
aSas by
Ssa Of RI; this
, 'spse Neither should
S s55,a and then Of 6%t Is o
Specially early these 1 are
fall u9n The mind and system rather than the part
ssT SeSgs to and % sr when E meet to-
q cure. Many other symptoms might be mentioned, but
H sess SsSss o ,a we'll Or ss to ss S1rs
belong srcurs in is early and when easily and
'tI'fa 8SSR T IL Gks nif Ia. been s.
said the stream need be much diminished meded what
Sf p ss clothes ~y wsfs doS
:sa s ; ia!is rs. Py
two proceed from whatever; but certainly
TSEA i.s !if%s {
NfMA!NED UNCUKED A GonorrhRa, though not the
only by far the frequent Of Structure 1t its
severity much the length Of time its geey stage have
remained that be considered Neither possible every
case 10 state how long tins continue without producing
@ aao If sSo"S sS
SIX TO eight weeks this length Of least would strengthen
a'' EG sTRG Hf has UPON THE
MlND-Nothng is more certain than the effect OF Suic
ure to depress the spirits and energy. Not
that tins complained Of in the degree by ndivu
DO G a. So
that he IS not active capable of business formerly This
also serious effect though little understood but
onably Indeed whoever considers the
OF mind and sexual will eesly imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon these
cams SO through the medium the sexual react
Treatise of the author little volume which is to many
parts the world AS the of Structure proceeds the ac
witty Of mind invariably returns.
With respect to the Of Stricturhis it gratifying
state generally accomplished in very little time and without
pam inconvenience Nothing exceed the
late years In the treatment of this complaint. Indeed the
IS now accomplished in many days formerly demanded
MONTHS Many persons consult the writer who bust
ness to this city for short time only but perfectly cured
though I has been source OF trouble and anxiety for To
peculiar means OF together with his Private
wnch has an interesting chapter giving information the
and written IN the painest aud which, being
distance. -
In consequence of the number preteners books
Suackery which inest this city he deems proper make
TO strangers Besides his rank Graduate of Edinburgh
&c has been engaged the of these Diseases both
and city practice for than thirty years and has
published three editions oil work expressly them Also that
ne has letters from the eminent physicians Europe from
the most eminent in Amerca--as Sir Ashley Cooper Of
London to pr Mott of New York; Dr. Pbysic. Of fhiade
Physician Of eninence in this city. Address Dr. Ralph IS
0reenwlch street jy29 lmsrc
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Aug l2-Arr Louisa Havana N l. McCrea
dy, Egg llarbor; Cleopatra New Haven Cid FAIRY Demera
raj Mary, Albany; Henrietta, Newark.
BALrMoHE Aug liar Fran Annette, (IIm) Liverpool
Ocean Lawrence and Gladiator Boston; Traffic, Gardner
Stevens, Briggs; Sea- Beard and Baltimore, seayey New
Ariel Falmouth, Jam. Sid Venice Havre; Columbia, La
Guayra
WILMIScToS, NC. Aug Arr Jane Yates, Cuba Florence
Gonaives.
CHARLEsroS, Aug 9Arr Chectaw, Boston, Adeia Havana
Cid New World, Boston Sid Orray Taft Providence 9th
Cora, do
Foreign Ports.
HAyANa Aug LII port John Fshrman for New Orleans
do do Saml Got, for Wilmington do do Hogan Tuskar
and Eurotas wig cargo; Susan FOR Wilmington NC soon;
Napoleon, I'm Sierra Moreno, for Portland next day
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Medical Cara.
DOCTOR FAWCETT, of l96

nOCTOR FAWCETT, Of 1876 Fulton street, New York,
II Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons Of London and
Ednbugh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
subjects, yz-Natrmony, Impotency and Serilhy, anao
mcally physioogcally End snedc lily explained with
prehssye exposition Of the and modern Of
Syphilis Secondary SYM tons, Gonorrhra Gee, Structures;
Nocturnal Emissions all the arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawce continues his consultations
the aforementioned Diseases his long established Office
tons OF the generave will yield his mode of
without restraint diet exercise and without
Gully Even when the become torpid
paray7ed from excessive INDULGENCE from masturbat,
sons at distance enclosing ST. hate copy of the work.
All letters mr be postld and directed to Dr. H. Fawcett
l96 Fulton street, New York atl lmk rrc
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- one ote oldest medical and surs
cal the city Of New Yok IN the treatment Of
for eleven END during that time has
ly treated 2ne Of venerea mercura and other delicate
r)nhlain The Drs reputation for skill in those old half
cured that have existed for years No mat
the body the throat in the head and bones
of the legs will and YOU if your curabe
Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought by habit INDUCED in by young men
Of this has experienced
sautay treatment Dyspepsia, eakncss limbs small
Of the back ccpesira CT intellect orgeulness, apaton Of
the heat aes)n society," only symptoms OF this
paht. lie warrants every charge Mild
and cured in days Dr. johnson regularly
I'd cated Physician and surgeon aI2 imos+r
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TO THE PUBLIC.
NHOSE ofmy fellow citizens who were acquainted with my
late sickness and suffering need but state that
have entirely recovered but consider necessary that the
stances and enable them where to find skll physician
ap swelling my bones and joints when called
upon an Individual Who claims to be physicaI and by his
statement that he had been army placed
sell under his but imagine my surprise In few days he
injured me so that had to employment and be
hned 70 my bed my legs and conactedI was
TREY helpless broke out in ulcers all body one on
agoncs cannot express then ascertained BY enquiry that
this fellow humbug. called physician, who said my
Joseph eine No 20 Duane nTr Chatham street change
the swelling ote bones joints vanished my legs and
arms became moveable Two weeks walked without cruc
RICHARD YATES, Captain of the steamboat Iolas
may be at the OF South and Maiden lane
M M IN
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

IN certain delicate diseases which the best and most
~ convenient means OF cure stated in the panest
BILE manner 1.-THE used in the authors practice
being without giving also clear and faithful
description Of several disorders frequently
for veneea which afford wide field for the and
receptions Of well known Boosting class OF people None
but those who have had peculiar OPPORTUNITIES Of judging
possibly imagine the and varied Of deception
which exist this subject the uengs both in mind
and body they entail upon society To be had only 90
bound.)
Aware Of the general opinion general entertained of
those who obude their skill the public lmulttudss q
whom are IN almost paper il considered duty
70 give the following statement the ground which this
iiIie book CLAIMS especial con6dence:-
Besides the authors rank Graduate of Edinburgh c-hs
former works on medicine, viz. The Domestic Guide
which has passed through several editions Trea
tmona letters from the most eminent physicians Of Europe
the most eminent ~ America Sir sey Cooper to DIR Mott
Of this city, Dr. Physick of Philadelphia, and others. aud
which = most gratifying has permission to refer to almost
every physician OF emnenec IN the city. auto lm'm
GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very su.
" ARTICLE, warranted not Also, Tin Plate Shec-
op Russia Sheet Iron She's Copper Zine Scotch Amet
can Pig Iron, for sale bv CASS & WARD
1msac No. ~ Broad streat
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LAGuAyRA, July l9.-The stock of Flour in first hands
is still above 5000 barrels sales moderate and the
price down to Sl2t Sl3 currency.
The most unfavorable feature in the trade Of this
place is the want of back reghts of which there are
none, except what bought up for the regular
traders, and which invariably cost than they bring
at home The old coffee crop is entirely done and there
is none left in the market except very limited quantity
ofthe most inferior qualities. Hides costing 9alOc
currency board the vessels, with but few in the
market The stock of American provisions hand is
heavy, and increasing.
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co M M K II CIAL.


AsHrs.Sales of Pots at SO is, and Pearls at 81 81
BREADsrurrs.-Arclesu under this head continue with.
out change Genesee Flour fetches 81 70 at Bran
DIVINE, 81 81 Ohio, 81 LII 425.
BEEswAx-Prme yellow sells at 29!c, wanted.
CorToN.-The transactions were small TODAY and
only about 400 bales sold before change since list of
900 bales uplands closed for shipment rate paid
are more IN favor Of the buyer than those
vous TO the arrival Of steamer Great Brtainbut
holders disposed submit to any decline and as the
market rates now paid not yet sufficiently establish
ed, we continue our previous quotations.
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CURED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOR who understands
~ his business with YEAR, extensive practice
nosum been salatd and in the hospitals without benefit
the ignorance and imposition Of boastug pretende who
crety give msrcury the should cah with
out delay 93 Bowery Separate Office aud egrsss Consul
tnfious from p NJ al2
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
TypI 4. Ma.

GiNsENc.-We notice sales to some extent at sole
About 1000 pounds changed hands
HAY.-Common qualities North river bale sell at SO a
sc Prime Tor city consumption at 75c There is very
little doing in the article.
wHALEBoNE.-We quote sales OF North West at sec
South Sea sells at Soc, but holders firm.
WHIsKEY.--Domestic in Drudge casks is firm at 22c
Western and Prison barrels quote at % 23 cents,
firm.