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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, AND OIL AND LIQUORS FOR
MEDICINAL, USES.

: - ~ % " aNi' va ~ ~ l'lN[ i'Oho l VIZ
MEDICINAL USES.
hOCT. J. PERKINS having purchased
- the shop and stock in trade, Of Doctor
Jameson, offers 10 physicians and the public,
an extensive and select assortment Of Drugs
and Medicines, aud the various Instruments
and apparatus. empioyed by physicians and
families, for the relief and cure Of diseases,
Also Wines and distilled liquors for medic
nal purposes, Of superior qualify also
Paints. and pure LinseedOil All which viii
he Aold al HE lowest prices, FOR cash OF sp-
proved credit. IA the above articles are 1e-
Iec'ed with knowledge Of iheir qusliiies,snd
preserved with much care. the subsc fIbeI
haiters himself that the proirssioH and others
will not regret anording him their patronage
which viii be gratefully sckno~ ledged l.
All new Instruments and 81 emical remedies
on hand or procured =, short notice.
J. PERKINS.
Css.lston. July 90. ls45 3iu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Hsth. Asine, Jone, !, 1871.
Mr. Y. Brown, Itrst SIT 81 have for some
time pssi. suffered norh f,oa, the jsund,ce
and dysPeps'a s the stomach, los. Of appe-
lite. and trouble and pain from the les., sim
Pile food, with pain IN the head and sides. .
Sigh, cough, general weakness snd idetiliry
and ~ssksess Of the system. Ahsr using .
nsmt.sr Of medicines without any w. lief was
indoeed 10 try your SsvsspsIiiis and Toms
10 Baters. I received Immediate relief from
the Use OF one bnlIle, and feel srau6ed for
tho great relief have received, and 1 you'd
rseStnnnsnd u 10 all Others who ale suffering
from sialii1T disnFd~r. fours Truly,
FREDERICK u. SHAW.
Address eli "a dsn kr the above iuyplua
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
DR. TAYLOR'S BAISAM OF LIN
WORT. Another Certificate.



Des, Doeier,-Tbis is Ia cstily that have
hen afflicted for number ofycars viii dis-
ease Of tic l,ugs, which had reduced me ie
Tie very verge n the grave. Al medical AID
proved una,sline, and os,ng TO the weak'
i,es, nf NV constitution, which age had ana
tnallt imTAired, ielI lha, ! could no, much
logger bafl'e tbe disease Al this uGle ! Vas
Recommended 10 Wy d.. TaylotI ScHStHe
yai,esn Of Lir,r,ro,i, from yIa BoneTF. j
ia 80 snd by il. efficacy can wah saie'y say
! have been slrnos, restored TO hesl,h. a. The
Intrni,Ie, Of oil sse would permit All
,ho.. ~t.o ale sffi.sied With disease. OF lie
lung, OF lrtf ! soa'd especially urge 70
sysfi tismsefves Of thi, sovetslga tened,
This certificate esq be relied upon, snd
CONG. f,on one Of ,h- oidss, lnhabsisnls Of
AZ. Town. (Ssnsdi JOHN GARRETT.
ne Above certificate we have Me pleas
ore q, SOM YOU with PERMISSION io pub'ish
Yous trSiy. j4h- SNYDER
~ he careful 10 boy only al 37S hove
~ !. h B, oounieff.ltcd % Of Led 4
Hsss-a Vholesa.s duFstsiN ~ Wss
,,te.,. ", E.c SICDOARD, Agen'
Rutlabt VI SS~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
Low Il Rogers
HAVE received for their Winters
IN Stock full nssormcn, OF
Hard Ware, Saddlcry,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
100 casks Cut Nails u.sorted, Sd to inch ,
100 boxes Glass, 7 X 9 to II X l6;
30 tons Iron and Steel, we'll assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spikes !,
200 doz. Files and Rasps;
200 " Table Cutlery;
$50 Gro. Harness Buckles
W. Grcave's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools,
&c. direct from Me ma,Onjaetursrs
-ALso--
A large Stock OF
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
A II OF which is offered "A, the Lowest market
prlee. Whitehall, Dee, 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
J. Is. HlBDARD, n u.
Ru,land Sep, Iub 1919. 37if
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER 7


NEAVER'S Jo,nt and Neyre Eans,nenf Is
- moi Only Ito best aiiiclo that can he
used for Rheumatic affections. Bruises,
Spr.ins, and lameness Of all kiods. bot Is
Tie most perieci and lasting cure that has ev-
er been discovered Tor the very Troublesome
COMPLAINT, Chlbiaias. No Inconvenience
Whatever attending lis application. Tue
most ipcIedulous msy be satisfied 10y trying
one bottle, which viii cos, but % eens ln
all CAGES where an tIierndi application Is
needed, II has proved itself highly valuable
as may he seen hy the follow Ing certificates
Toe Undersigned, having made use al
Scayc,'s Joial and Nerve Lnimeni, either
IA our families OF on our own persons, sod
1n.ing II tn Lc The bes, remedy without ch
r,u,,nn that We have ever used, f)r the com
nlsin,s (ot which IT is intended, would recon,
men II 10 our lu-nds and the public Rener.
ally. belieylnp thai those who are afflicted
with any Of ihc se complaints will find relief
4. ,lo u,c Of Ibis valuable mcdicine.-H. I.
Nhne. Rutland Peck & Spear. Druggists,
Burlinsloa. George Morton, Wllli,'on. Ill.
Ism Hopkins, nud.ad, y Cook, Rutland.
For Rieumaiic affections, SproinS, Bfmi's
&c. mos, cheerlolly recommend II to The
public, as can speak tiom eIperionoe, hay
ing male use Of II 10 many instances In m,
laR,aiY iof ihe aboNe tofnplh ANS PHI N'' y
p,,l,nd. Sept. J,h,lSi5. 81 6m
W n c. Sioddsrd, AeeH for RoIland
Jones * Dew. co',a,ng"iue ), ID van,
low. Piu.o'd; V. Kos,, brandon u
lIvnlley. Salisbury; W. =. Russell, Middle
bu,y Pset e. Spear. Burlington, >. X
Coliins, Moalpe,,ar shd dIueeis aud mrr
chant, eenerslly Reed, Wing & Cutler
stCha,hsm street. isuston, wholesale agents
I aug nAI sAM on IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
Z. HRnMN'S.

siRsAPARILLA AND TOMATO BIT
sTEgS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.

Wewere present at the encan,pment of officers
Of AbJevile and Edgefed, which was recently
held at Shinburs, in this District. The parade
grouud, which is about Is miles distant from
this plncc, is spacious and generally level, and
appears to be well adapted for the purpose
All the tents except that of tie Adutant Gene.
ral were pitched on the eastern side Of the
camp, under beautiful grove oi trees, which
afforded most delightful shade AT Il distaiicc
especially, i'll the morning and afternoon they
presented quite picturesque appearance. The
muiquees OF the superior officers lowering above
all added greatlyto The effect. The discharge Of
cannon at the dawn Of day and at sunset, aud
the sound of martial music at different periods
Of the day, as the companies marched into the
field, gave It's vivid impression oil the art OF
war. We were present at several drills. and
also a, a mock battle, which was conducted in
gallan, style. 1t is but justice to say, that the
men gave proof of, the proficiency which they
had made under the effirien, trimming of the
Adju,ant and Inspector General, and the Ma.
ior General On Friday. the 18th instant, the
troops were reviewed by his Excellency Gov
ernor Aiken. who expressed his high satisfac-
ton ., their proficiency and martial appear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
THE TARIFF.

Mr.. Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury
has, extra officially, but in terms greatly
calculated to inspire faith in bis assurances,
announced that the Tariff nusl be rodu.
ced to The Revenue standard. There can
be no reason, why Mr.. Polk should not
carry out this determination in good faith.
He has nothing 10 gain by forbearance ;
something TO lose, by failing the Souh iu
a mailer Of vital importance TO its inter-
ests. Ii is now very certain that here
after, no President can hope for re election;
aud the present incu nheut has declared
against candidacy for a second term. His
policy, therefore, is clearly on the side OF
Of fearles,ness and honesty and The man
ly course, with the great body of the par
ty by which he was carried into power,
is that which promises the best chance for
an honorable and successful administra.
lion. The reduction Of the Tariff TO the
revenue acquisitions, and the ecouomizing
of the wants Of Government, 10 the mar.
rowest estimates, are principles which
must grow, more and more, with every
addition of lhe democratic party. There
is nohing so certain, or al all events, as
lha, the manly policy, on the par, of the
Executive, is the best and safesl.-Pat.
riot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

several wagons under an escort Of Ora.
poous, returned to Fort Leavenworlh from
The prarics whilher they had gone with
The Dragons, who are on an excursion 20
The mountains. They bring the news that
,wc of The Oregon emisia7ts had been
killed by The Pawuees, and five horses
stolen from the dragons. The rains aud
consequen, high waters had retarded the
progress of bollI The emisrans and dra-
eoons. Provisions were scarce. The
wagons had proceeded about $50 miles
with The expedition.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
I From the ErpreyS. !

Incidents. p"lice Of Tie city is
put IN active requisilion aud IA Gordon is
placed at the head OF the streets leading
to The hire.
Itis curious TO see how frantic and in.
considelale people are. We saw several
persuus throw valuable furniture out of a
five story lou>e, aud the instant il touched
the gruund, it was dashed into thousand
a'UmG
The Merchants at The fool Of Broad ST.,
along Pearl, below Old Slip, some p"r
lions of Water, From and South streets,
in the range of the fire. are now moving
.heir goods. The hustle aid activity u!
the firemen and Iahorcrs are so grea, il is
impossible to get along.
Fhe side walks are piled several feel
high in Wall ST.
South William street, foot Of Broad,
aud all the streets leading to the contia.
grafton, are chnked up with The pnpuIace,
aud with carls, hand barrows, &c. One
twu and three dollars are to pai TO cart.
meu for single load, and even al that it
was difficult 10 get cart.
The glass, winch was nearly a quarter
of an iuch thick, in the building known
isine former Bank. of The United States,
was broken by the explosion.
The harbor, for ten miles below Ihe
city, was covered win floalins fragments.
several pieces OF burnt goods were pick.
ed up on Staten Island.
The stencil Of the city was SO great,
caused by the burning of spirits, oil, and
every cumbuslibl le matter. lha, II was Of
fensive 10 those approaching the city for
many miles before they reached The dock
The city from the Bay presented vast
sublime eight Spectators beheld ii in
silence. Il seemed as if all the city was
in flames. The sheet of fire and smoke
ascendcd 10 the clouds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NEW YORK FIRE.

The papers yesterday, give further de
tails of the distressing fire which tool
place in New York on Saturday last.
Thesparliculars are so much mixed uE
with those previously published. that We
fud il would be useless TO take any on.
account, aud therefore select from The pa
pers. indiscrimina,ely, surh additiona
F., facts as will give our readers genera
idea of The extent OF the fire and destrnc
lion of property, and also such incident:
and occurrences occurring during the con
fagra,ion, as will be likely to attract at
lenliun.
1t is stated that The explosion of the
gas pipes at various points where The fire
came in contac, with them, sending forth
vas, masses of living flame, was the
cause of The fire spreading SO rapidly.
The Mayor had requested Gen. San
ford to order out body Of roops To pro
lect the property of the citizens, which
was promptly complied with, and with
The aid of some U. S. troops, and bod y
of sailors and marines, did efficient scr
vice in that respect.
We have hcen favored with the follow.
ing extract of a private letter, giving some
particulars of the kiud of properly de-
Str0yed:
"NEw York, July I9.-We take the
earliest opportunity OF informing You that
our city was This murniug visited with one
Of the f,losi disastrous fires experienced
since The great conAagrution in 1885 A
bout goo buildings in tile business part OF
thu civ, with their valuable contents have
been consumed, aud the boss of properly
is variousIy estimated. a, from 5 To IU
millions of dollars. Abnul 3U0O hhds.
aud 1000 hoxes Of Sugar, 10000 bales OF
Cotton, lO0u0 bags Of Coffee, 2 or 3
carsoes of Tea. with large quantities OF
Wine. Dry Goods. Sc, are said To have
been destroyed. TnIs loss will fall very
heavily on our Insurance companies, and
possibly ruin some. aud cripple most if
not all Of them. The fire 1T one time
threatened to sweep over the same groun'
as the memorable contlagration of 1885,
but q fortunate caange Of wind drove i:
IN another AID less valuable direction,
other, ise the Iuss would probably have
been FIVE times greater than ii is. We
are happy 10 say that The comilagrotlon
has been CHE cked.
"The destruction Of so much property
must cause an advance in prices of arli
cles desIruy ed, and Of some we anticipate
very material advance in rates current
for some time past.
The awful calamity WHICH has jus, he
fallen our city has suspended all business. u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
Cure for Summer Complain,.-Th

Cure for Summer Conlploin!.-The
Baltimore Sun furnishes the following as IA
certain remedy for that dangerous dis
ease among children. known as the Sum
mer Complaint. The remedy is simple
and harmless, and we commend it 10 pa
rents and others for trial:
"Put three iourlhs of tea spoonful of
powdered rhubarb, and one tea spoonful
Of masnesia into tea cup. and pour it
full Of boiling water; let it stand ill il is
cool and lhei' pour the liquid of, TO which
add two tea spoonfuls Of good brandy
and sweeen well with loaf sugar; give a
child of from, one to three years oil lea
spoonful FIVE or six times day. For
food, take a double hauhful Of flour, lie il
up 10 c!o!b and boil it three hours; when
cold, take off tae outer covering Of paste
and CRATE the white substance in a sutfi
Glen, quantity 10 .hicken with milk, 5oi! il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

ance. ON Saturday, there was re';e" o.
Cavalry, and the display which they made,
was ofa very imposing character. They also
ensae ed in sham battle, and from tie visor OF
their charge would doubtless, have done co's'
siderable exec u,ion. had an enemy been pres
cn,. Hs Excelency. through his aid Colonel
Carew, returned them his thanks, and compli'
men,cd them in handsome style. Good Older
and decorum prevailed throughout the period
of the encampment, and but Ii',le occurred 10
mar the pleasure Of the OCCASION.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
From the Courier g. Enqu1refl

About four o'clock, Crucker g. War
ren's Store in New street, in which was
stored very large quantity Of saltpetre,
blew up with one Of The most tremendous
explosions ever heard or felt in the city.
That building itself was of course scat.
tered in fragments in an instant, and those
near it were little beuer of. So awful
was the shock that the thick plate glass
in nearly all the buildings in Wall street
was broken in fragments and slrewed
over the pavement, in many instances the
substantial window sashes themselves be-
ing broken in. The concuss!up in The o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Crops and Seasons.-Our cnrrespon-
dents, from every direction, make men.
lion of The grea, drouth that has prevail
ed. lG some sections they had la,ely been
visited with refreshing showers. which re-
vived The prospect snmew hat. In other
sections The crops were SO much injured
thai ii was thought no showers could re-
vive them. Some neighhori.ouds near
this are still suffering from the want of
rain. though Cor eish or ten miles above
our village the crops Of corn and cotton
are as promising as they well can be-
Lei those whose crops are cut short bow
submissively before The Almighty. LIE,
those, whose fields lie has loaded with an
abundant harvest, forget not 10 render
thanks 10 Him who givelh The early and
the latter raiu,-Ckristian inder July 25.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Rain and Destruction by Lightning After cx,
ptrencng considerable suffering from drought,
we were visited on Saturday night last. with
heavy shower Of rain in this vicinity. W"
are informed, that on the same nigh, the barn
and stables of Mr.. n. Ramey. few miles from
Ills Place, were s,rnck by lightning, aud en-
,ircly consumed. a quantity OF corn and oats
was burned, and dscveraIhead ofhoss destroyed
The loss Of Mr.. Ramey is considerable.
a short time since. the dwelling house oI
Daniel Holland, Esq.,, residing in four miles o!
this place. was struck by lightning, and con.
siderabIy injured. His family was mnch shocked
by the electric discharge, but fortunately none
were hurt.
a short time since, Cotton Screw Of Mr.
Julius Day, of this District, was struck by light.
ming, and entirely consumed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

annexation Of ItrGs-By reference to an
other column, i, will be seen, that the perpl" ol
Texas have decided IN favor of Annexation to
our country. |, now only remains ior thegov.
ernnent of the UniIed STATES. TO cous"nrrual
this great ncusure,by rec"ivlnS Texas into our
Union. In the meantime, Texas will be under
the protection OF our Government, which lla>
.ready taken steps to guard her from !lef
enemies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Mechanics WashingtOniaa Soriay.-Onr
readers will remember, that on every Monday
evening: the Washingtonian Society Of this
place will assemble IN the Court House The
meetings Of this Society, have recently. been
marked by considerable interest Several i'm.
presSire addresses have been delivered by
gentlemen who are members, and also by 9TH
ers. Among the recent speakers were the
Reverend Messrs NlcConquordaIe, Kelly and
Mood. 1t is probable, that at every succeed
ing meeting. one or more addresses will he de.
livered. The friends of Temperance and the
community generally are invited to attend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
THE WEATHER.

We have again been suffering under
inloerabe heats. On Tuesday last, The
mercury i1 our thermometer. again as
cended TO 9On. al 2 p. NJ, and, at the
same hour, oc Friday aud Saturday, was
94o.. .receding yesterday to S7", in con-
sequence OF d copious and refreshing
shower of rain, attended with some severe
thunder and lightning. on Saturday even
ing. This is %e believe, the hottest spn-
mer we have ever had, at least in our
experience. The Thermometer first reach
eo gu, on the ll'h June reaching 81, at
2 P. M. ascending to SO on The 18th and
l4th, and moi falling below 80 until the
18Th. On The l7th il was again at 80,
aud so also on The 2lsl, rising to s5 on the
the 22d, and SO on the %, and not falling
below gu until the 29'h. Having survived
The melting inauencenccs of The hottest Of
all bot Junes, our powers of endurance
have also been severely tried by July.
On The 7lh, the thermometer was again
al 80, reaching ga on the 9th. On the
18Th, it rose again 10 the same point.
sinking to 50 ON the 10Th, and rising TO 92
on the Eth. and 81 on the 18th and 18Th,
and cooling eff yesterday as above stated;
Notwithstanding these extreme heats, we
are happy 10 say thai our city was never
more blessed with ertrems heallIl--and
there is every prospect Of lis continued
enjoymenl.--CourieT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

About one o'clock yesterday we had an
alarm Of fire in our village. II broke out
in The kitchen of Mr.. r. II. Wilson, which
with The well house was entirely Consumed,
but the calm stale of The atmosphere, and
the exertons Of our citizens who assem-
bled Immediately, prevented any further
damage, although the dwelling house of
Mr.. Wilson anG some other buildings were
in imminent danser.-Pendle. Messenger,
2jlh instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
CAMP MEETING,

We are requested 10 say. that Camp Meet.
ing for ,hc Edgeield Circuit, will be held at
Mount Vernon Camp Ground, commenting on
Thursday the 7lh Of, August, at which time the
third Quarterly Conference for tie year lS45.
and the Anniversary of the Missionary Society
Of the EdsefieId Circuit will be held. The Mis-
sonary Sermon will b preached OH Sunday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

a minute or two, stir il up with sick OF
cinnamon and sweelen il. Both The med
icine and food are quite paIatable, aud
together rarely fail "a perfect cure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

The Weuther.-The lale rains have done
much towards bringing out our la'e corn {;
aud although many will have corn to buy,
we are inclined to believe thai there will
be enough made in this District to supply
the wants of us inhabitants; and we are
happy 10 learn but few have the con
science 10 ask more than SO or 80 cents
per bushel, that being as much as we have
heard of being paid for tie article in this
market.-ALbruiiie Banner. 25th instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

We have a continuance Of dry weather.
The rain. last week. revived The crops for
a few days. and in places where there fell
succession of showers the benefit is i'll
very apparent. But upland corn gener.
ally is very unpromisiug, aud cannon. un
der any circumstances. yield over half all
average.-Pendletan Messenger, 25th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
WEDNESDAY, july 80, ls45.
".Ife aciA cling to the Pillars Of Me Temple Of
Our Liberties and if it musi fall, acc ,ciH per-
ISL amidst the Rains"

THE Enc ErIELD MECHANICS WASH.
instonian Suciery, will meet on Monday
evening rext.
The public generally are invited to at,
tend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

The Court of Common Pleas, 70, this Dis.
trict, adjourned on Saturday last, after 4 session
Of two weeks. During. the last two days.
Judge Butler presided. Several cases of inn
portalce were decided.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Mammoth Bcct.--We have been presented BY
Mr.. Daniel Abbey, oil this place, with a very
large Beat, which grew in his garden. Il
weighed 64ponnds, being 10 inches in circum-
ference.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Crops.-The season continues dry, and
hopes enrrtlined for provisions in pros
pect of late rains, are now given up
Gloom rests upon the faces Of the farmers.
-Spartun, 23d instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

The unusual drought from which VIC
have suffered for many months, still con
linues IN this vicinity, aid The prospect,
for crops are dall. becoming more gioomy
There arc some sections OF the District,
however, where fine showers have fallen
during The past week, which has con;id,
eraby revived The parched and wilhcred
Observation-Disclosures, 25th instant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

The Droupht and Heat.-.The drought
continues, we understand, in almost ev
cry quarter of this District, with unre::
axed intensity, accompanied by excess
i've heat. Tie air is scorching boz and
parching dry. The most of the highland
corn is in tassle, is firing al the bottom
and rapidly approaching an irrecovcrahle
slate. On The 2lst and 22nd instant. the
lncrm0mc'er was up tn-l0O and lO2 de.
srees -.AtbcriLte Banner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Wheat Crop.--Now that the yield and
quality Of the present years crop have
been pretty accurately ascerlaned, we
may say lEal the crop of Maryland and
of those parts Of Pennsylvania and Vir.
.lnia wich are closely connected with
'lhe Baltimore market, is quite full Que
as TO quantity, aud, generally speaking,
oi excellent quality --B Bait. american.