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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!

DEAFNESS CAN BE CUREDII
NOOPER'S ErERIAL OLA promp, and
~ a.'ine remedy for Dg.ssEs-. also for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Esrs.
Hundreds OF curs in cases deemed teriy hone
less have itmv ,ahlshed its superiority over eve.
~ frmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine ia compound
nf four different, O.'s of which, The active and
principal ing elient, ia OFT incl fom the bark Of
c. r'ain species "f WALNUT, a new AID efIectual
agent in tho rure Of Def ess.
Person- who had been d az for 10, IS and even
20 y'ar'. have hcen permanently cured by using
this oil. In fict. so numerous and so cmpharic
have bern the trstm mails in it, favor, that the in.
vrn,or claims for ii tie dis iut on OF an lnlalihe
Remedy. IN all rases, when the Ear is perfect in
It's S,rmnti n.
For further particulars, and evidence Of its great
Vane. SO printed shesta. in the hands of Agents
F"r sale in Sunhu v, by j. w, FRIiING
September l9ih, tsi6-iy
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DR. SMITHS {SusAa CoAT.n) "IMpROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"

lNptNN NbfJb
A RE d,y efecine some of the most astoni,h.
"a ing and wonderful cures that have ever hsen
known, ia consequence Of which they have
become = shining mark sgains, which all the ar.
rows Of disaprnin,,I hope. envy, aud unchari,a.
hlrness are leveiled wIih"n disli clion. The town
and country are alike filled With their praise. The
palace and The poor house alike echo with their viz
tues. IN oil c!mues, uudef all rmpera,ues, they
still retain their wonderful powers. aud exert them
uuslietrd by age or situation. They are simple IN
their prspaf fs,ons, mild in their ions thorough
in al their operations, and untivallel in their
suits. They are an'ilbiliues, sn,i.Ly .peptc, and
anti. .mereuriI: and hey are peculiarly beneficial
IN the following complains: fever aud agile, vel.
low and bilious fevers, dyspepsia, crnup, liver
yl.in,, siek h-adschr, j,undice, asthma, dropsv,
spl.rn, piles, colic ohsruc,ions, he ,rtbuTn, fuUed
tongue and foul slom eh, nausea diarrh6,, costiye
nvss, inss Of appe,i'r, sallow compexinns, { Ids,
aud in all Cases Of ,rpor of the bowels where =
eathauic q, an npeient is needed,
n. u. No Sugar Coated Pills can he genuine,
unl"ss cve'. hos has on it the signature OF q.
BENIN SMITH. ". ID.
or CAUlION.-As Q miserable imitation has
bee" made, hy the name Of "Sugu Coated Phl-," )"
u Is necessary to he sure that DH. Benz, SxIrn's
signature 10 on every hox, Price 25 cents.
frnc'pal Ohce, Ito Greenwich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN ". FRILING, Sunbury.
VIM. FORsYTHE. Nrfhun.'d
Oct. ~, ls46.
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ID E N IT'S TR Y.
JACOB KELLER.

EyHANKFUI. for the libprsl cncou,s,sr.,,
IN which he has received, wouii ,e.pec,su,,,
Inform his friends and the citizens Of Nor,hp
land county in esneral, ,ba, he has prepared ,;u,
self with the hes, lncurrup,ible Teeth, Gold Plat,
Gold Foil, &c thu, can be had in the cit, Of PHI,
'adclphia and that he will endeavor, to The n,m,.,
OF his ability. to render full satisfaction TO al who
may think proper to engage his services. He vii,
be In Sunbury at the August court whore be will
lie prepared. at his residence. to inser, Teeth on
Coll Plate. or on Pivot on the latest and mos, a,-
proved plans. and attend TO all h 9 branches beloos
ing to DEN wal SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited on a, their places Of resi-
dence IL desired.
His charges will be reasonable, and his work
warranted.
He will visit different parts Of the county, sbou,
once in three mrnhs.
sunbury. July 18th. is46 -6m
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LIST OF JURORS

A4S = O6 u u NUNS
O Northumberland County, fr November
~ Torn. A. d. is4s.
Grand Jurors.
Iarbuf-samuei Blain, Ns,hsnicl McC,ay,
Lers,--john tineb,ch.
Mihon.-soIomon D,eiferIetfet. Joseph Iiosen.
dohl,r.
Chiiisyun9ue H. Vincent.
Point-J4coh n ,rnhsN
Ncrfhupberiand-Jam Dicffsnbaehc,.
Augusta --Ephraim Lytle. Geotts Fstternan.
Samuel X escr.
Siamokin -fotenio Medler,
Coai--Da,id Bimsn.
Upper ndhondy. y.-Geotge sbar,el, Daniel f,eis.
eel.
Loper Mdho,oy Solomon Re.sler, Samuel
Brnsi us. Jonathan f.cnker.
Jacbson.--C;rorge German Michael f3ovver, Ia.
cob Hilbish. Jacob II ,ffin,n y ncl Hibsh il.
Traverse Jurors.
Trbat.-Thomas Pollock WIN. T. Hon.
Le,cis.-Wm I,cwp,. = crhen (:Is,z
neldware.-M. B kclchner, J,hn Bech,el
.iffor-G X R,eder, Ssmurl Rhoad-, Robert
NJ Frck.
CtEs3,nqtte ,muel Mcmahon. John Deck.
ley. Charbs Cnz Heurv G,b.on.
Po'n'.--Chales Parks. Jors'han pu,.al.
N,rftnmbvlund.--I rrs Cook. VIM. r. Boyd
ninbury. -Conr,d ksrshnrr, Henry Thomp.
son. Henry simpson. Geo 90 Clark.
Augusta.-Jacoh Gtiner Jacob Wampofe, Wn.
Ross, Waiter Spseee, VIM S.lverwool Caleb
Barrr'.
Siamokin Arnold, George Fox, Ber.
j'min Adams, Peter Haas Jonas Mu'chlcr.
Rash Joseph Campbell, James Eckmsn, j..
cob lashell. Chsrles +. Gesrhart.
Co0k-Jnhn E,en.
Upper Mdbono, j IN Mayer Henry Hans.
Lorrr Mnionoy - Martin Uarmsn, David Seller,
John Sp,'1 John Dnckev.
Lihis Nahonoy. y.--Cont.d Reak '.
Jrchson.--Wm ID. Hoffman, John Dani !, Pc
ter Ruben,hil tirorae l,rnrr.
Petit Jurors.
Tubuf.-Danel Fol'ln.r.
LeDis John Ksr>hncr. George Stahl, Adam
Kispp Sanrcl NcNinch.
De!a,rare WIN b. Bry.on, r.. e. Vincent
George L'llev, Joseph Hily,d, David S,ahlneoker,
David Gold. VIM. Fulkcson.
MHon.-J,hn w Kaufman.
ChiMsqungu~ John Flicker, Tunis Gearhart.
Pont-Jacnh Den'lrr, Henry Ammrrman.
Augusia.-iIenry Haas Henry Got-hali, Geo.
Zimmcrm,n, Ch ri Goblin, II rman Kline. jr.
shnriokin-M Mavland Boughncr.
R.sh.-C ,sprr Bair. Robert SCOT, Nathan PcGg.
Upper Mahonoy Kerger, John Sherry.
Peter Gr:st
Lower Nnhouoy.-G o &c Br's'us. Benjamin
B ve, Ad IN Brrg man. Samuel Wilmer.
Jackson Simon Ka'lc, Martin hartman, Jacob
Drcssler.
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Aem Goods, Ne,n eSoeos. I.
Cheaper Than Everi

uoHN II. PURDY. has jus, received, q, his
- New Store, in Market Square, a fte.h .upply
of seasonable Goods, such ss
Cloths, Cas.iuiers, Satine,,s, Kentucky leans,
Cords, D,illinss, Alpsccss, Ginghsms,
Prints, Muslins. Hosiery. Gloves, dc.
Al>o! Queenswsre and Groceries,
which will he sold very low. Purchasers sre invi.
ted To- cell and examine his s,ook before puIehss.s
elsewhere. The h'sles' price paid for Produce,
sunbury, October I1rb, IefS-H
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4 NATURAL REMEDY
Suited 10 he Human Constitution, and equal 10
tie cure Of erery eurnbk Disease, p'H
be yfound ~
WRlGIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,


VNHESE extraordinary Pills are composed o!
Il plants which Rrnw sp ,n'ancou-ly on our own
s"il. ard are, therrfrr better sd p'rd 10 oUr con-
s,tutcns than Med cinrs cnncocd from for, len
drugs, however well they msv lie compounded !;
ari WR'opr's f>niAS V,axr,mLr Plus are
founded uron the rrrc'p'e n :, thr hnr,,n Nnlv j.
IN truth SUBJECT 70 BUT ONE DISEASE
namely. corrupt humcrs. sni i'rt laid Neiicinr
cures this IL cas-. N.rruAL pni~cIrtE., bY
cleansing and puri(yi"s Ire boIy, it viii he man,
rfr-t thu, il the ron,tt"iI ~ tr not entirely ox-
h"u.'el, a perseverance, in their rye, according ~
directions, i. absolutely certain 10 dive sea.c Of
name f'oIo nc hoty.
Wien we wrh to &c % swamp or mnr-ss 10
fertility. We dan II vi the up"r ahundan, nstcr L.
ike marnrr. h wish to Irs'nre The body 10
health. "" mus, Gle 'nse u "' impuriv
WRlGHrS I\pI\N VEGETABLE FILLS
will lr found onr ,f the best. If TO- lhe best
medicine m ,h- wofId fhr au,inr out thi. inAND
Pun,rrtSo rpiNciPLE. h'cnnse ihev rxpel from
he body al morbid aud curn,d hum '. the cause
# the d sc's.. IN al easy nd Natural Manner;
and she they every day GIVE EASE Ann rLtA,rHE,
d e,se { every name rsrldy driven lr,m the
hodv
The fo,l wi G highly resp"c,ah- sto'eSccpes
have ircn dny az o'n'sd sg-n's for the sal" Of
WRIGHT, Indian Vegetable Ptss, in Norhamber,
NJ county:
Hrurv Masser. SunSnv.
l.. 4 J. K,ulln,n, Augusta township.
Samuel Herb. Liu'e N .horoy.
Wlirm Deepen, J Jackson.
Benc,iilr H"lshue, tpper Mshonoy.
John g. Rem. Up cr Nahoudy.
Samuri John, Shamokin'own.
Fnr>ylh-, W,,on & Co., Northumberland.
Z. l.. PIPER. Wa,sonhurg.
Irl,nd & HAYS McENcn,,il!e.
lanes P.ed Pn't.ernTe.
VIM G Scott. Rnshvlie.
Hartman Knube, Eiy,hure p. o.
AmsT Be,ssel, Turlu'syle.
Gid on Sha'el, Upper Msh"rdy.
Rhodes & Fauow. Snyi,istown.
J,hn King, farmrrv lie.
Siss &. cm K. NN,iu's cIs k
J. DE Young H'cksvi IL.
AhrAh,r, Smr,r Richmond
Samuel Taylor, Slt'fnr'.
Jo' n n. Vincent, Ch'lsqnnque.
VIM lie nem & lIIn,her. Milton,
r- Office. dfvoel csclusve'y IN he sale If
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
of the North American College of iie'h No 2Ss
Greenwich Street, NV York No. 1913 Tr mont
Street, Boston; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE No.
269 Rae, Srnx.r. PhilaisIphia.
=, pit. l9th, lsi6.-ly.
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FEVER Il AGuE.

YNENS OF THOUSANDS of unhappy beings
Il in the "Aeuc Sections" of our county nre
now ,ormen.rd with that hated complaint" FE.
YER e. AGUE, on BILIOUS iNTERMlr.
TENT FEVER, or CHIILs AND FrvgR. as II is
vaInusly called The univc s ! voice Of this en-.
lire community "fom Maine to Georgia" and from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains, declares
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC
MIXTURE
to he the great and only safe. sure and radicoi
cure, when properly used. This cannot he con.
toverted. II restores tho natural feelings and E..
idstieHy Of the constitution IN manner that no
thing else viii.
Extract Of letter. dated
LkwisrowS.P Pa. Oct 10, 1912
Every bottle Of the Improved Tonic Mixture
sent ha. been sold, aud do not know of one in
stance that it did not affect = cure. Four bottle.
cured five cases " The worst kind Of F, yer and A.
gue--one case was myself After trying Gu nine
and sll other cures thought Of by my rhy scian
finding relief, finally srn, for one tile Of your
Tonic Mixture. and was relieved. in fac, cured in
"a hours Please send on f., sh supply. as there
none lef." Yours. ru'v,
SAMUEL HOPPER.
o. Soil on Agency in Sunhury, hy II. M,scr
and Others. and all the Storekeerers in the sion-
in, Counties. Oct ,ber IT. lsI6-
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ID I r. ID

In this place. On Saturday last. Mrs. RtNALD
formerly OF Lebanon cocnty, aged about SO yrs
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CArsI cr Won~.-A Crnk ron WoRNs.-
Worms are formed from the foul humors which
se,tle IN the soa ,eh and in the intestines
'h's' ma ere have acquired, by III ir degeneration.
= strong Shiny nature proper to the concentration
"f those insects. They arc varinusly nam, d-,hc
'"und worm. &c erally in p rsons Of tender yeWs
he nav worm, = moi Troublesome insect and
lso the lorg thread worm. the trne, or tape worm,
&c. &e. They xxi under Il .Hsrcnt forms. some.
inns t'ey h. it Together and 60 out into balls Of
'enr they div lie and 60 ou, one af er another
When they ascend through the intestinal canal.
they may he rJegicd by the m ruth, and even by the
".e When ,hi. happens The pa,icn, is in much
danger such symptoms being strong evidence tina,
his .y'tem is dangerously encountered with the
cnrrui iton, and It's reunion aud these wv, afrre
tons wh'n united, m,y cause ins,an, dea h, or .
>h ut hlness. ending in ineviatae death.
Brand cth's Pills rcn,ove No, only the worm. Of
whatever Kind. but also the hum"rs ~ hich form
hem. end upon which they fteh Be.idee, they
have the property OF evacuatins every subst,nce
which might favor Q new formstion Of worms, hy
rrsensra,ins the mass Of humor.
0r Purchase Of II. d. Mssser. Sunhury. or Of
the agent. published in smother psr OF ,hi. paper.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office ofihe BALrrmoas AmgprcAs,O

o6Ice o The BALrraoax AxIRIcAs, Oct 10.
GRAlN-There is a good supply Of Wheat at
market, and sales making at the closing rates
Of last week, viz: fair to good reds e5a 90 cents
and prime lots or . cents higher and ordinary
to good S0a95 cts. LOT Of Psnn'a white Wheat
was sold to-day at ll5cents
Sales OF old Corn at 65a66 cents for white and
0la62 cents for yellow. New 10 worth 55a37
cents Tor both white and yellow.
Rye, 67 cents-sal,s.
Oats are not very brisk at 30 cts, at which
price sales were made today.
WHISKEY The demand is limited and prices
have declined shade. Sales to. day at 235 cents
for hhds and 2AA cents for bbls.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

l'pR iTiai in the Court of Common Pleas of S,r.
thuml erlsnd County, a, Nov. Tenn. lsas.
commencing the frs, Moudsv, being the al
s.;,.; .,;r
c.. c
wu,;.E. r,
rn,,,h r., w. 80 N
lvu,,, =, s;,,.., ,t S.'a
I,h, Md ,.o,,s hr;,, ~. I:,..nn.h e. S,;,
wv Z, H,,.r,.n :, u,,,,n,n X ,,s,.
p.,., Dn.h,, e.. neI 4.
Franc. Bali. admir- '. dame, n. Scribe,
Abraham Tcrr llisc, VS. Robin. 8 Nrwb,,rv
/ I'M NcC ouoha,,. Aim, y. Ch,,ls. N,,,cL
Jb, lI,vJ =. wn, r N,n,o,J
LLn k. l. 30 =, ~. Nu,u rs.
WIN F. NcD,,.J =. Ib, IlnyI
WIN Col, w John J,nyi
F,.,.,;.L Ri.I.,,;,. -. Ioh,, u.,,xS.
k.,d.,,or Sr,;,h =, IL C., Co., II
W,,r G.sh,n - p,,,r H,,,e,n,o
John McGnue. y, W,,i,m Stake.
yohn r,,m., ., "a .uonsmsS l. Jo,, un.v
Henry N..s., .,r A uI,;,,.,,on
Rohe,, B,nr., y. T.,,c p,,vn
Iob, K.,,.,. =, "a Sill;
S,,. =. So
N.,v Rs, u =, :. u.,,r sn,l,
WIN n pomu'. ,..,s,,e 80 W., WIZ,
Rem; min Rnr;o. =. v.,.,,i,. K,,..
Hen,y M....r v. WIN McC,,y ,h
W;l,;sm r., :. w." So" "a Er
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PROCLAMATItNs
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

:, EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ia
CHARLESTON, Is. CO. June Is, 1868
By his Eresllesey,J ,JRM. AIKEN Esq, .GorefT
nor and Co,amaader.in Chief in and orer the
State of South Carolina :: -
"I HEREAS. Information has been receiv.
wv. ed at. lhis Department. that q daring
and outrageous attempt TO commit murder, by
shooting Kit, faithful and valuable ;servant
(the' driyer) ofJohl W. sommsrs, ESQ.,, of St.
Paul . Parish, by some person.or persons, sup
posed. to be runaway slaves. and as il has beea
been reported that second attempt was made,
(on the night off the 1Irh June, in Sum,erville;
where the aforesaid Kit was removed for safety
and attendance on account of his wounds,) by
shootingthrough the window into his room, at
tached 10 the dwelling: Now, know ye, that
justice may be done, do hereby offer reward
Of ONE HUNDRED, DOLLARS for the apr
prehension and safe delivery, at any juil within
this Stale. Of The perpetrators of the above act
Given under my hand this ] 5th day of June, in
the. year one. thousand eight hundred an!
forty six: and in the scv ntiett year Of Amer.
ican Independence. :: :.
-; :.r. WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor. ,rs y,
RoBT. O. PNcKSEy. Secretary Of State.
June "a St q
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JaVne'S Alternative

BRoNCHElE or GOITRE .Swelled Neck.)
He has prescribed the Life Preservale
in upwards, Of sixty cases of Goitre, and il
has meyer failed in single instance TO
completely remove the diseHse. Not
solitary case Of failure. Ali a0ere cured!
The success he has met with in curing
Bronchocle and Cancerous Affections.
has convinced hin,, that these dangerous
aud horrible diseases may be removed
with as much certainty az. Fever and
Ague. Fle does moi wishlo be understood
as saying thai ,ha, they. eau bo cured as
soon as Fever and .Ague, byI with as much
certainty and further, that he has good
reason Tor believing that this preparation
will not only: cure those diseases when
formed, but that it destroys the virus or
poisonous principle lurking in the system,
from which that peculiar class of diseases,
as well an'lhatof Scrofula emauate: "
Scrofula-K1ng' Esil.-The Life Pre-
servarive has been used 10 numerous cases
of Scrofula, Kings Evil. and ScrofnIa
Swellings, With the most decided SUCCESS.
Skin Dsseases.-He has prescribed il in
a great variety Of Cataneons Affections, and.
found it successful in curing Salt Reum. or
Te,ter. Biles. Blotches, Pimples. Nor
pbew and Jaundiced Skin, &c.
Dyspepria and Liver Complaint 1T has
been used in numerous cases Of Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, and with the
happiest effect.
Prepared only BY Dr.. D, Jayne, No. 8,
South Third Street. Philadelphia.
R. S. ROBERTS is DR.. D.. Jayne's
only Agent at Edse6eld Court House.
Beware Of ConnteJisits!' ;:
June "a st 22
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June "a
Roberts, Prices Cxrrens:

e EBEFFER SaUCE III guar! bottles, at 20
IL cents bottle.
New Orleans yhlolasses, 50 cents gallon,
Riu Coffee, ~ and ii pounds 10 The dollar.
Cocoa Dippers for water pals, at ID cents and
56 cents, -.
Sugar. 10. II and I2 pounds to the dollar,
Cups md saucers, lSi, rs. 374 so and IS cts.
set.
GentIemen's white Beaver broad brimmed
:. Hats, 81 90 TO Sc 90.
Compound Syrup of Icelund Moss, for Colds,
Coughs. Bronchitis, &c, so cts a bottle.
Shampoo Liquid, or Hair Restorative, for re.
moving the Dandruff, 81 cents per bottle
Round and taper cpwn, white and pearl,
Wool Hats, at Is cents each.
Black lea, fIne quality, at 621 cts. a pound
White Lend, groulid in oil, No. ], at SO 25
and number Q, at 81 rs per 100 lbs. :"
A very large and cheap assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, - -
Nails. Abs. for rs cents, 2Ibs for is cents.
Shot, all sizes. 3Ls. ior Is cents
Men and boys glazed and cloth Caps, 314 cts.
to 81 l21 each.
| HID. prime shoulders of Bacon ut "a cents
aponnd.
Boston Crackers at 12I cents pound.
Rice, 20 pounds to the dollar.
Pocket Maps OF the U. States at 81 IS each,
ofTexas, &c, at 875 cts. each.
of ALABAMA, Mississippi, Sc. at
rs cents each, -.
Russia leather travelling portable Writing
Desks, at IS 10 and 81 rs. :
Cutting Knives, for Oats, at 81 Is each.
Grass and grain patent Scythe Blades, $l I25
to 81 so each. ~;
Brades Garden. Hoes with Rakes attached 62I
and rs cents, each, =.
CorneIius's Solar. Lamp Chimneys 25 s,each
eS10 Window Glass cents. and l0xl2 Win.
dow Glas 81 cents. light.
Putty, 81 cents pound.
R. 8. ROBERTS,.
EdgefeId C. H., 90 June ns46.
Juue "a q %
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gih Of the people, and probably never will OBJ.
tain it, has yet, obtainedthat, which 10 states.
man of his own virtuous sentiments, must be a
p rize Of infinitely more value than the presi.
dental chair, or any other honors or places
hat men could bestow upon him In long
and arduous political life, in which he has FIRE.
quently contended, at the most exciting periods
of our history, with the greatest intelIects that
this or any country has ever produced; and in
which all the unsciupulous arts Of party war.
fare have been fully levelcd at his good name
he has won reputation fol integrity and hon
esty, that even the breath Of suspicion cannoi
taint-,hat even the tongue of SANDER canno'
assail.
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June "a
Young Ladies Boarding and
DAY SCHOOL.

EDeEFIELD Court HOUSE. s. CAROLINA.
1T is my purpose to open School of this
il character, on the first Monday in January.
l847, in my House, near TO- the Episcopal
Church by: which time School Room will
be built commodious enough 10 receive large
number OF Pupils. ).
All the usual branches Of an English edu
cation will be taught, together with French.
Music, Drawing and Painting, by competent
Teachers, employed for the purpose.
A Public Examination will take place once
year; and the Musical Pupils will be re.
quired to perform in "a private Concert once
month: at which time they will be examined
on the Theory of Music, so that proof may be
given that they are We'll grounded in its rudi-
mcns. .,i, >. -. =, 81 = IL. :i.,:i',r i,
Persons wishing;to place their children in
this School are requested to make application
by the first of November, that preparations
may be- made .fui their recep,ionf particularly
for such rs may comeas B,arders., f.a.-.-,
Rates Of Tuition, and Board, payable in ad-
vance, will be as, follows: III -.
=. -; Per Quarter.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing .y !:
and Arithmetic, - 8 a 90
Geography. Grammar and Com.
position. with the above, 6 90
History, Natural and Moral Phi.
losopy, Chemistry, Botany, &C., ::
with the above, 500
French, 6 90
Music, - 1000
Drawing and Painting, 6 90
Board, including Washing and
Lights, per month";, =: 70. 90
A charge of 50cents per Quarter will be
made for wood during the Fall and Winter.
EDMUND b. BACON,
Principal
June "a 4t 22
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-24
For the Aduerfiser.

MEssRs. EpIToRs I'm noticing my
communication Of the 5th instant. on The
subject of L oI. WigfaI,s resolution, the
Editor Of the Hamburg Journal, is pleased
to say, that have "unnecessarily obtrud-
ed myself upon the public. in The matlef."
This | consider To be lofty position as-
sumed by The editor. and if ne feels not the
novelty Of his dizzy height. he certainly
deserves more credit for assurance, thau
sound discretion. hold thai. whatever
may be the sentiments of The Journal
10 the contrary, no man who has The spir.
ii to speak, is too humble To be heard {;
and no man deserves the name of free
man. who will mol speak, when his rights
are attempted ~ be invaded from any
quarter.
The Journal says: Had we haue MS
represented his (my) remarks or his tmy)
position before the public, there would
have been some apology for the appear
ance Of his (my) communicalion;' "bu.
of this be does not compain. My be-
ing placed in false position before the
public; lis the very llIing tha, did complain
of My language was. ali is not more in
vindcation Of Mr.. Calhoun, than 10 cor
rect a patpa6ie error in The statement as
tu the position occupied in the discussion.
&c" The error OF which complained
was, in placing ME In co,npuny with some
half dozen genrlerneH,who opposed Col.
WigfaIl's resolution. My formed: statement
shows thai occupied no such positions
IT, indeed. my seconding the resolution.
supporting its merits, and r6i uoting to lay
II on The table, be opposing Col. Wigfall's
resolution, then have mol been misrepre-
senIed by the journals statement. Upon
the question Of laying The resolution upon
the tanle, did mol vote at all, for reasons
at least satisfactory to myself. Whilst my
feelings most cordially responded 10 the
sentiments contained in the resolution, [
felt satisfied upon reflection that MI. Cal
houu's wisdom and patriotism needed no
such vindicatiun.
| trust have now been sufficiently ex-
plIcit TO. convince The Editor Of The Journal
that had some cause Of complain; and
with all due Difference, would modestLv
suggest that the mann r of lhe journals
statement, without explanation or com
menr, was calculated, not only 10 do injus-
tice to Mr.. Calhoun, but to convey the idea.
TO those al distance from the scene, hat
it was intended 10 have that effect. II, in
this later supposition, was mistaken,
aud the Editor's bald statement was really
intended to subserve The interests Of that
pre-eninenlly distinguis he'd statesman,
with proper humility, now make the
0msi,ds honorable.
In conclusion oil this matter, I must do
myself the justice to say, that entertain.
ed NOT the remotest intention OF charging
The Editor o the Journal with any design,
wanronly. to misrcpresent me; and with
unaffected sincerity, Iregret what seem
ed. and still seems TO me, lhe unavoidable
necessity Of correcting a statement Of
facts, which unexplained, would place me
in an eqnivocal attitude before the pub
lie, whic h | do mol chouse 10 occupy.
Very respectfully, -.
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