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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
Sept. 3
ABBEVILLE
F e N al e Acad e nv

V
Fay HE Trustees Of the .AbbevilIe Female Ac-
& ademy beg leave to announce TO the
public, that Mr.. JAMES L. LESLEY has con
sented 10 take charge of the Female, School in
AbbfVille Village for the year 1916.
r.Lesley has, for the last ten years heen
engaged IN the education of youth and long
and iaporably knownin Abbevie District as
acompetenr n and successful classical teacher.
His reputation, capacity and qualifications as
an ninstrnctor, are too well known and admitted
to require from us any enconiunl, to recnm-
mend him to the confidence and support Of the
community.
All the usual branches OF an English educa
ton will be- taught; also. the French. Latin and
Greek languages Together with Philosophy,
Drawing, Mathematics, Astronomy. Chemistry
&c. &c
The School vii he under the exclusive di
rection and control of Mr. Lesly. The Scho-
lastic Year to consist of ten months, con,rnen.
cling the first Monday of January next,
Goud and cheap boarding may be had with
private families in the Village and its vicinity.
Miss HARRISON, whose superior talents
and qualifications as Music Teacher, have
been long known and appreciated in Able,
vile, will sill continue III charge flhr Music
Department
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
I'enj. F. Landrum, bearer, } Deelaiion

Richard Allen. . Attachment.
fssHE Plainiffs;in the above stated case
u having this day filed his Declaration In IN ?
Office and the Defendan, having no wife. or
attorney known to reside within the limits Of
the State on whom copy of the same with
rule 10 plead can be served. 1t is therefore Or.
dered, that he appears and plead to the same.
within one year and a day from the date hereof.
or final and absolute judgment wilfbe a~ arded
against him.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c. P.
Clerks Office 2lst Nov. 1874
Nov. 81 "a 1y
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The Weutker.-Since our last we have
been favored with several fine showers Of
rain, which will, in some degree replenish
the dried up water courses, and once more
set the mills a.going, so that those who
have corn, can gel it ground. And we
hope The springs aud wells throughout the
country. will again be- we'll supplied with
thai bealtbful and cooling beverage, so es.
septial 10 the advancement OF the cause
Of Temperance.
Anderson Gazette. dug. 2S.
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We are informed that Two loads of new
Cotton, IA square bales, were received
yesterday. from the plantation Of john
G. Poythress, Esq, Of Burke county, and
sofl for,72 cents.
fAugusta Constilutionalist, dug. 2S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

The friends of Lieut. Colonel
SAMUEL PusEY. announce him as can
didate for the office Of Colonel of Sevrnlh
Regiment, S. c. Militia. July 3O ~
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Female Seminury.-lt affords US great
pleasure To announce, thai the LimeslJne
Springs have been purchased b. the Rev.
Mr.. Curtis of Charleston, aud his son The
Rev. Mr.. Curtis of this place, for The
purpose Of establishing there a Female
Academy of high order. The extreme
healthDess Of the location, and its reli
racy, Induce us to believe, that when the
School has been properly organized. and
gone into etficen, operation, that splendid
edfice, which has been so long vacant,
will be filled by this and The adjoining
States.
The advantages afforded by such a
school as the purchasers intend 10 eslab.
lish, will be such as are afforded by few
institutions at present in this State. The
location il extremely quiet aud retired
the best teachers will be procured, and the
strictest attention paid to the moral cui
ture Of lhe pupils; but there will be 10
sectarianis,n.--Caroliniun, dug. %.
Coinage at the Mints.--From stale
meut published iu the Union, furnished
by the Treasury Department, we learn
tha, the amount of coinage al the Mint
and Branch Minis in July, is as follows:
In eagles S55, 900; in half eagles Sl3l,-
600; in quarter, eagles S5.737 5O-total
10 gold Sl3l,773 so.
In half dollars S7I,000; in quarter
dollars $4,000; iu dimes Sl29,OOO; in
half dimes S49.G00-total in silver S264,-
600.
II cont. 90 2da 81
Total value of the coinage of the month
Of July last, S459,OSl II.
Total number Of pieces of gold coined
34,0l5.
Total number of pieces Of silver 2,472.-
000.
Total number of cents coined 1884, 1867.
TotBl number Of pieces coined 2,S4O,-
1882.
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

OVH'310 : ~ NVVOUJ
HOmeSpunS Blankets. Shoes, &c..
and IN fact every article usually kept in the
business.
tie is receiving n complete stock of the
above named articles fresh from New Yo. k,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore also
lot of fine
BACON SIDES AND HAMS.
He soicils portion OF that patronage which
was SO kindly given him when in the firm of
Howard q Garmany, and pledges himself to
use renewed energy tC please and benefit those
who will give him chance
All orders for Raging and Rope, will be
filled; and he guarantees all articles sent, to
please in qualify and price.
J. ). HOWARD.
Hamburg, August 20 St (Jour) 30
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in a few months at fanhest, an abundance OF
corn will be brought, to supply the whole
State, and at rates by no means exyayagant,
The poor may suffer to some extent but we
hope not severely. We cannot suppose, that
industrious or afflicted persons will be SUI
fered by their wealthy neigbbors to starve
for bread. Benevolent associations can be
formed in these sections of the country, G:here
the corn has been cut off. and the necessities Of
the poor canbe supplied at no great expense.
We earnestly hope, that this will be done.
Rain.-During the past week or ten
days; 1lfis section Of country has been
blessed with several fine showers. which
have extended 10 mus parts Of the Dis
,rict. These rains have raised the river
; al this place sufficiently 10 put all The mills
and factories upon il in operation, and
leave considerable spare waller. which has
not before been the case for many months.
Meuniaineer, dug. 90.
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Sept. 3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18
Notice Extra:""A Card

TENHE subscriber, ever grateful ioripuo'IV In viii
Il would take this method to ackno"sD ssJM, IN
thankfulness, the kindness Of a generous S IA,
contributing so literally to his necessity IL rbsr,r
adversely, and would say, that through .aS oh
of the public generally, and the aSslI i ~ rebuilt
friends in particular, he has been enaoieS Er fire %
his Factory al South DanviIle, destroyed w oos,,a
the 2lst Of December last and has put INV nth
large and elegant Sc. of machinery suPU Of ai
ably to any ever set to running III il's nnr MANI
county, and equal to any ever started |"
featuring New England. Hand successh
Thus, his new Factory being IN iull H ;n,ced uO
operation, and having employed exPe ho is now PIT
men to assist in carrying on the same ~ NJ yh
pared to receive wool to work on shaIe',a onneb h
yard, into good cassmeres, fulled cloths, bIans
all colors, double width blankets no =, tbat n
blanket shawls, &C. &C., and in addition nU rolls 81
has superior set of machinery Tor car u" pao1g
dressing custom cloth; and soliciting WV tn, q
of the public as formerly, he would ln, and cS
tention of the growers and dealers III ,,oulj sa'
to his new and elegant machinery, ana "V" and
them that their work shall be done In se0'O"
first rate order. =. soO barrels
nPWan,ed in exchange for work ov ",,v prL@
good old SOAP Also, all kinds OF cUu mice wI
received, as usual, for which iiOeTo' ,drmares %
given. All work warranted, ana On ITARvEI /
good. - N'
Danville May Is, ls45.
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The Northern Remedy. n. III.
Downs Vegetable EsaIsaInic
Elixir

The most effectua remedy for Colds Coughs, Con-
sumption, Splitting Of Blood, Whooping Cough,
Asthma Group. and all diseases of the Lungs.
TENHlS Medicine is purely VIC ETADLE-the result
A. not of mere theory and speculation, but of much
study and research during years of suffering and de-
bility; and the inventor having succeeded in curing
himself and having tested its efficacy upon thousands
of individuals in New England aud the Western
States feels great confidence in recommending it to
the public a safe and efficient remedy 1t operates
most conspicuously in removing all morbid irrifd
tons from the Lungs and Pulmonary Organs,
keeps the Cough loose, promotes ErpecforaHSn,
renders the breathing easy, and induces degree of
quiet to the system, peculiarly grateful 20 the patient,
after having experienced days and nights of restless
inquietude ond suffering
1t has at least one peculiar advantage most
other articles in common use; it is FREE FROM
STRONG oPIATEs, and POWERFUL AsTRINGKNTs
which liable to do great injury to the patient
In the use Of this article, the cough neUer ceases
i'll the cause is remoued;-hence when the cough
ceases the patient is we'll.
This incompatible medicine is prepared only by
N. H. Downs, Troy, VT, the original inventor and
proprietor
CURTIS and SMITH, st. Adams, Vt. Only
Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can be supplied
in any part of the Union, upon the best terms.
Sold by especial appointment, by Bingham,
St. Johnsbury Plain; Jonas Flint, do Centre; G
Darling and G S HILL Concord; N w French,
Lunenburgh, Fuller & Co, Lyndon; NJ H Newell,
Burke; J Blake & son, Sutton; w & s Bradley,
WheeIock, VT; N Gilbert, Sheffield; Dana, Weeks
and Stanton, Danville; M Martin Sc Co. Peacham;
Geo. Hubbard Guildhall; Jewett g Co., Barnet; DIR
McNubb, McIndoes Falls; Geo. Cowes, Ryegate
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THE GREAT RE.lfEDT FOR CONiSUIfIo.
TIO.N AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

TITO THE PUBLIC. There is not room in a news
paper advertisement to publish the numerous GER
tfcaes of cures but the invalid is referred to med
ica pamphlet to be had of any Of the agents gratis.
Such proof as we constantly laying before tho
public must convince all that DR.. LARDOR'S EX-
TRACT OF LUNGWORT is the only medicine in
the world that will cure all who predisposed to
consumpton liver mpaintsor troubled with coughs,
colds asthma, pleursy, splitting Of blood pain in the
side and chest, difficulty of breathing ghtness across
the chest palptaton Of the heart bronchitis, throat
complaints, and all affections of the pulmonary
guns II this is sufficient, will refer any
TO others who lat the date of the abovel now
ing this article in a variety of protraced lung
plants All the certificates shown 10 the public,
prove conclusiyey, one ihing-that the YEGErApLE
EXTRACT OF LUNGwoRT is possessed Of certain pow
CTS, in healing the lungs and restoring energy to
those who are supposed TO be fast sinking into the
grave over every other remedy, ancient or modern.
And why notl 1t is medicine that is not the work
of day-the compound of drug shop, having only
for its object a sale. II is a remedy that owes its
istence from natures source certain for COM
plants of the lungs and oil the premontory symp.
toms of consumption. QuackeTy, probably, would
put life into skeleton, provided you would be-
iicve t-at least the inventors of of the
ING popular remedies would induce you TO believe
So il possible. 1t is TO put in the place of such stuff
a remedy really Of use 10 mankind that the Negeia-
bic Extract Of Lungwort was made.
The study of years-the proper proportion of the
ingredents-,her effect upon the different systems,
and the stage Of disease in the paIicns-all these
were in the minds eye of the physician who formed
this medicine He knew that make something really
useful as a remedy, study and observation ne
cessary and he failed to devote all his attention
to the purpose. He has succeeded-the Vegetable
Extract Of Lungwort has taken It's stand and beyond
the leading medicines of the present tme,a the only
true eradcator of pulmonary CoNsUMPTIoN eXtant.
This is true and ceran-true because susceptible Of
proof-ccrtain, because its power and usefulness, in
saving hundreds from death cannot be controvertGd.
C. J. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor.
AsENTs-J BIN0uAM, st Johnsbury Dana,
Weeks s. Stanton, Danville; T. Perry g Co. Cabot;
Smonds, Conant & Co Clover Strong & Jewett,
Barton Geo. Warrington, jr. Irasburgh; T. Clcve.
land. Coventry; Bates & Co. Troy; C Elkins. North
Troy; Jewett & Co. Stevens Village. Alsyl
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Concord Railroad,
SUMMER aRR.7NGEuE1

Fare reduced 10 $500 from Couc,rd :, D..
ON and after the LIST of April Pa.senge, ,,,,..
~ will run daily, Sundays excepted, in con,. uaIn'
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua mod .On
ell Railroads as follows, viz "' low
Leave Boston at A NJ, II A NJ. aGd5!,
Leave Concord ct Al An, II I.3AIGqj
Trains from intermediate places will mn j. =,
lows, viz: UP TRAINS 8" ~
Leave Lowell at $40 A NJ. 1875 pm e. G.1o,
do Nashua al $3.50 4 NJ, 1915 Pm d G.to,.'
do Manchester 935 N, llpN&s .5ry
OF Immediately on The arrival Of the cars from D,,
DOWN TRAINS. ''''
Leave Manchester SD a 81, I2.5Py& 4,
do Nashville 81 ANNA PM&5ry
do Lowell IT NJ, 2rM& Sam
or Immediately on arrival Of the cars from Concord
The second train from Concord arrives in Ro.,,
in season for Passengers to take the o'clock train
New York.
The road connects with the Boston and Main, Rail
Road so that passengers may pass bctwiSt Cooco,I
HaSerhll, Exeter and Portland either way j,Iy
Stages Immediately on the arrival Of the frst ,r,,
at Concord, leave by various routes for Hopgi~,o,
Newport, Caremont and Windsor; for Lebanon AL
Hanover; Plymouth and Haverhil Canaan ami n,
ford Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor and The WI,
Mount ins. On the I'd day from Boston S,rs,
reach Ro, alton, Middlebury Montpelier, and Bg,
lngton connecting there with the steamboat and .i
ges 10 OBueusouIBuS stages also run from HayerhT
to Stanstead connecting herewith stages to Mo7ro
al. Numerous other stages connecting with III,
Concord Railroad run to the principal towns in New
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sanbora,,go
the II o'clock train, returning after he ar,aofb,
% train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRANS
Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at 3! andsarrivO at C.a,al III,
same evening.
Leave Concord al 81 N and arrive 81 Boston
at l-2 the next morning.
Freight, First class So second class, S25O.
Freight should be delivered st Concord an b.
ton an hour at least before leaving, to insure e
livery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be markell
when valued at moro than $50. notice should be g,
en- and extra charges paid, or claim for daasl
or loss beyond such sum will be allowed
n. &. UPHAM SupL
April |, ls45. 3SOyl
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the attempt" laundering shout rent the air at
these words and before il huJ subsidized tho walls foil
in, and the store heap Of red hot ruins.
The clothes of tho merchant were burned from his
body, and he was literally naked He was conveyed
TO a neghboring house, where his burns woro dress
ed, aud every possible attention paid him, and
happy to say that he walked to his home in this city
a few hours after the occurrence.-B Brooklyn paper
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Variety.


ABEAurITuL IDEA, Alta public meeting in
New York, Rev J. spaulding dwelt a few moments
on the deathess nature and extent oimoral influence
''Away among the Aoghnnios," said he, 'there is
a spring so small that single or on summers day
could drink ii dry. 1t steals it's unobrusive way
among the hills r ii spreads out into tho beautiful
Ohio, Thence it stretches away thousand miles,
leaving on its banks moro than hundred villages
and cities, and many thousand cultivated farmS; and
bearing on its bosom more than half thousand
s;eambont1. Then, joining tho Mississippi it stretch
es away and away some twelve hundred miles more
ill falls into tho emblem Of eternity 1t is ono OF
xhe tributaries of tina; ocean, which, obeden only to
God, shall roll and roar, until the angel, with one
foot the land and the other on the sea- shall iii up
his hand to heaven and swear that time shall be no
longer. So with moral influence II is rill--a riv-
uet-an OceAn--boundless and faihomess ns etern-
ty."
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Caledonia County Grammar School,

AT LYNDON.
TNNHE fall term of this institution will commence
Il on Wednesday the Sd day Of September next,
and continue twelve weeks, under the instructions OF
HENRY L. RUGGLES, A. b.
of Dartmouth College. Mr. Ruggles comes highly
recommended by President Lord, and we cannot
doubt of his success Teacher.
Painting Drawing &c. taught by Miss KUE'
Giles.
Tuition, in English Studies, $500
do do the Languages ind higher
branches, $500
Board, including washing, fuel and lights, from
,25 to 81 so. Rooms, for those wishing TO board
themselves can be had at fair rate and at conVon-
lent distance from tho Academy.
EPHRAIM CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
Lyndon, July 23, ls15. 4ls"3
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For Sale,

A small farm, containing about acres, situated
IA in East Burke. There is a small house and al
a shoe.makers shop upon it. 1t is well situated
and convenient for any mechanic. Also, 3.4th OF
an acre Of land near tho above. Liberal credit will
DO given to purchasers.
BENZ. F. BELDEN.
Burke, July 30, 1916. 4l7w6
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Money Found !

IENHE subscribers, wishing to reduce their present
n stock of Goods, offer as an nducement TO GUS
toners during the remainder of the season to sell at
a reduction from present prices Of 10 per cent for
cash dozen. Among their Goods may be found a
good assortment of light and dark Prints, Lawns,
white Goods Laccs, NJ dc Lane Shawls Broad
cloths, Cassmoros, Couons, Ticking, Batting, &c.
blue, drab, brush and fur Hats, Crockery, common
and china Tea Sets, Glass Ware, Hard Ware, Cut
lery, Iron Nails, Glass, &c. &c.
j. JEWETT g. co.
Barnet, Aug. 4, ls45. 4lsn
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Poetry.
From the Ohio Cultiyntor.


"sHE's NOTHING BUT A COUNTRY GIRL"
A young lady, daughter of an GagricuIturst, ate
having been introduced TO company Of professe
ladies in neghboring city, heard one of them re
mark TO the others in low tone, accompanied wit
a scornful smile, she's nothing but country girl,
Upon her return homo she sent tho scornfu Miss
uOte-which contained something like the foowin
lines
know that I'm country girl
And more than this, know,
That such far rather would be,
Than her I'm writing to
For pride Of heart, and scorniul mien,
DeteBted are, wherever seen
country girl and what il there
So dreadful in the name'
Though 'verdant,' yet I've too much sense
For that TO blush for shame;
For il will even sound rs well
To me, as that Of city belle
would not change my counlry home,
Where natures scenes o'ersproad,
For one where earth scarce be seen,
Or blue sky overhead;
For all the wealth and splendid did,
Your 'languid beauties revol 10.
What think you of our mother Eve,
Who dwelt in Eden fair
@'S 'HNN'''' "hSh Bo'u piVNHlNat
Or dantes nice were there
And as there we're no cities then,
country girl she must have been
hope for this you'll not deny
Your ancient pareRtage;
Unless yourself from oil our race,
You wish to disengage--
lfso, pray let old and young
Be now informed from whence you sprang!
But If, still apprehend,
You nre cir! Of sense,
And that it is from pride Of heart
You make such vain pretence;
Please know, humility Of heart
Does to our charms impart
When next in some dsdanful mood,
To say you are inclined.
'Shs's nothing but a country girIr
This couplet bear in mind
That scornful lip and naughty air
Meier made hOinely face more fair
Spring Valley, o., April ls45. NIB.
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Real Eestate for Sale at u Bar
gain.
TENHE subscriber wishing to so West, offers for
Il sale the well known
VERN STAND,

VNNHE subscriber wishing to so West, oilers Tor
Il sale the well known
VERN STAN d,
situated at St. 'Johnsbury Plain, Vt. Said stand
is too well known to admit Of any recommendation,
or word in its favor. Said stand will be
sold cheap and liberal credit given. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premises
The subscriber offers for sale first rate FIRM,
under good improvement, situated at Lunenburgh,
VI. in pleasant village.
Said Farm consists of about so acres, all under
good improvement and we'll fenced with wall, with
good buildings thereon.
Also right in common fol- q wood lot, with a
bout 35 cleared.
He also offers other farm in said Lunenburgh,
situated about miles from tho village, consisting of
100 of excellent land, with convenient build
iugs thereon.
Also 100 acres of wild land situated in said Luz
nenburgh, about one mile from said last mentioned
farm, we'll calculated for a farm.
For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
at ST. Johnsbury, it respects the farms, of LEVI
A. MooRE, on the premises, or j. w. HARTsHoRN,
or GEO. w GATES, of Lunenburgh.
GEO. E. HOLMES.
st. Johnsbury, June &c, 1915. 4l3f
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D. C. Stocking, Dentist,
FRO M BIO 5 TON, J

( Il y NJ u . = ] q n
XNTOULD announce to the citizens Of this place
w that he has located himself at ST. Johnsbury
Plain, where he will attend to calls in the line Of his
profession, such as
FILLING, CLEANSING, EXTRACTING and
SETTING TEETH.
Alter several years practice, be feels himself COM
pelent TO undertake and per form in the most perfect
manner all the various operations the teeth That
the preservation of the teeth, by skilfuly a.
dapted to that end, the supplying Of any defcien-
cies oceasioned by premature decay, is subject de-
serving Of particular and individual attention, wheth
err for their services in masticaton, usefulness in
speaking or for preserving the natural symmetry of
the counenanco unmpared, is now very generally
conceded.
Those who wish to have their teeth examined
respectfully invited to call.
Office, at Holmes Hotel
August, ls45. 4lon
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Aromatic syrup OF RhubHrb,

Aromatic syrup Oh ASMuDafD,
VNARTARIC and oxaIic Acids, Soda for washing
Il bi carbonate Of Soda, cream Tartar irish Moss,
Sands Saraparla, balsam Of wild Cherry, Jayne's
hair Tonic, balm Of Columbia, hair Dye, scarlet
Dye, dysentary and diairh~a Cordial, Oils and Es-
sences, Perfumery, Pungents, teeth Brushes, Cobalt
Rochelle, EPSON and Gluuber Salts, Thermometers,
Lozenges for summer Complaint Sherman's and
Fahnestock's Lozcnges, Indellibc Ink, Chloride Of
Soda Chloride Of Lime, aud all articles usually found
in Drug. Stores ia the Country, for sale by
]. 6. BINGHAM.
st Johnsbury plai Aug. 4, lsl5. 4l9G