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sign of thc T'i,Ycc Hats.

Ns'C' ~ I-NhI. = - tt.tlgu.)
-, /. c. STEPHENS wouM re-.
tFl specially announce to IL, chi.
vs. - z7ns Of Chicay, and ,icriiv
len f,Eg that be is uow receiving The af-
NA.S; 1880 gtsl aud hes, s',.c,od STOCK Of
50 goods ia his line ever "a. rel in
ihicnsn. Ills stock consists in part ~ follows,
u wit ;-hais, caps, mulI., Baas, Buii'Ilo robes
0il coats, buck miltcns and g'nvc. trunks. tray.
c''!ns hls' ir ladies' sud gentlemen, ovrrrhce..
lad an m'ccUlns, crlyl,s. su.gcuders. shirts.
u nhrcll,s, walking canes &c. lie alan man
uAciu'iur all kinds Of goods pertaining tn hi.
business. Country merchant, and others ia wan,
ct goods viii d. wcll 10 give him cell hrcirc
pnr'htsn: elsewhere, as he Is confident he
can SCH as low Os any house in tie ci,y Of New
Nork
Hslters' stock and trimmincl constantly on
hand. Cash paid tor furs and skins.
Chicago, Oct. 30, 1916. l--v
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Tailoring Establishment.

BUCHANAN g. EICHELBERCER
MOULD return thanks tothe public for III,
W liberal patronage extended 10 them. ana
now beg lelveto state thatthey have received.
direct from the city OF New York the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
and are 'ti'prcParcd to furnish garments in the
mos' approved eastern style, at their old stand
ohthe pubic square, wesiside ofthe cour, house.
Ottawa, Oct 30, 1916.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
CONELLN & BAILEY

TURN thanks to the public for the liberal
IS Plrnn-Sa extended to them, snd would
state that they have removed to the north side NJ
the Cl'y Hotel 10 tic buillins sdjoinins the
house lately occupied by John McCaf,y. Th.v
have procured the --latest
FoH ant wiatcr Fashions
direct from New York, which will enable them
10 make up garments in the most fashionable
'ye. work wiIl be done in the hes, manner,
aud all garments warrauted to fit.
Ottawa, Oct ., lSl6-ll
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! Another invalid Restored to
Health.

fs,Ji the r'inWin: staten. ut nf GC's Com
VIZ E'l Bailey, high. respectable merchant ol
Vienna, Johns county, Limos
N4gs Pi,iys i R1&all s. Lguj,, 10.
Grullgmrn.---A desire 10 benefit The olllr,sd
throughout the land, his alone induced me /,
maze The idIJwiug sta'cmcgt Of tCls respecting
ne ct thc most astonishing cues ever r.ruTd,d
Wy son, n" seventeen years old, has been al
iitc'ed during bis vn. lie iiC with Constant cough.
Pain Ia the sldt ADD che &, accompanied .Eh
Iisht sNeals aud hectic fever, which pr ID uccd
great emaclaiibn AMI d,b.lily; and Of interval,
dur ng the night his cTpccleIaiion woul, Become
50 great d. - enddug.f III, life from strsl- u!a-
uon. Duriny this time he Was attended by ma
ny physicians Of IHs highest lepuic, whose pre-
'crpJ1ns gave bat temporary r'iict-in fact, s.,
alarming were the symptoms, and 81 inyetcriie
vas hI, Jisoa g, that vas compelled to believe
him jcy2IG tie ycqci II mcd cqioM
An ut oar noIghb,rs and friends VINO saw him,
REGARDED him a. one who was rapidly approach.
ins an early ard premature grave. Afjcr hnyira
thus exhausted the zk'iI Of our best yhy.Iciins
without Obtaining r.,i,i, ',ts p5cVai.,d upJ.. Gy
The advice of friend 10 make use u
Utstdr'S Baisam ofUtH Chcrry.
liz commenced ~ use uhoal the 3)lh Of De.
cemb, r. 1914, the ii,st bottle u which gave a..
.oni,hlug relief, and began /, india ge IN the
i'nJ hope that be might yet be- restored to hca TO-
Aiic5 having continued the use Vi ituntilihrce
bottle. had been taken, the disease vas On ircly
overcome, aud his shattered constitution and E.
mactaicd f1Tn restored 70 health, which he con.
inuel 10 euj'y Up Ia the pres u, time
believe the genuine d.. Nis.us Bllslm Of
" "a Cherry to % one ot the most ya,, .b!o ned
ems ever MISUNDERSTANDING, as do, thai
he shI,c cute was effected solely by lis use.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
AlOUr UbrdiCui servant.
apr" y, ISL. En- BNlY.
Cures, similar Ia tie above, are c,nstautly be-
2 performed IA a! parts Of our county. ar! we
should indeed be destitute 4 all Eclin,! Of no.
uoui'y, did we not c,l, upon all whod are afflicted
'llh pulmonary tisca e. To rctau at once t. the
Use ~ 'i'i", tie culy remedy ,hat can be irn,t
lp'U f,r cure.
iaGirs & BlAKrsirY.
Corner Of Chestnut ard Third sire. r.. ST. Lou /
= Mo, General Agents or tie wet, Of whom
he genuine, wholesale o, retail, can always BE- /
lld.
For sale by C l. Thompson. Ottawa: nr $ |
! smith. P'ro; Benz Newell, P,nc.,an; L 7 |
I s Pnlci'vf, ri"nuepiu; jas y Murray & Son. |
Scwus; AGnis s. lat. Henry. u
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Caps, MusTS and '1'ippcis.

a / greatly reduced prices, mems fur,
~ plush and cloth caps, boys do; the
balance of a large stock will he sold with.
out reserve, q, The low once price store of
Nov. 90. 1916 BouGuroy.
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Ssi3w wa Glove s. Miitcn Factory.
A GOOD assortment Of buck gloves
L "A. and mi,tcns, for sale By the dozen
or single pair by p. THORN.
Ottawa, July ., 1910.
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SVksAYEE.

- STRAlED from tho sub.
CA-,-, scriber living on scc,on.I40
S,taAAj@ Illinois and Michigan ca.
,sS.,a~Essnu', two miles northeast of
-, Marselles, on the night of tho
'o'h oc'ooer, two black horses both. a.
bonio years old one of them has " Li,e
spn' IN his face and long bushcy tail.
anu when he iro,s he goes lame in one Of
ms hlnd legs; the other is round short
horse and in good order, and had two
sores on his neck, one on each side which
were occasioncd by the collar, and par,
OF one Of his hind legs were white. Any
person who will return them TO tie sub.
scrIher' or address letter to John Dillon,
Postmaster a, Marseilles, shall DO liberal.
ly rewarded. TiIOS. CAvENAH.
Marseilles, Oct 2s. 1876.
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E.nndS for safe.

TK'lE undersigned oliyr- at reduced pricos ,l,
\. fl'"wlne land, lying in Ia sale CO, via:
In township -, north rusc 3'oss,-..w h ~ -
sec 90 sw q sec II; sH ard W M sec 20, h
sec 30
In % nr2 c..'nr q Of Sc qr sec 10, h &c q
sec IL; b Sc ar src 10.
In! 80, nr c--'n a ne f qr, aud h nv r. o.
see -.
In t33, n ee..-n h and $" q sec ,; NJ q sec
u; sg 4, and " h NV q sec IL, So u sec Il.
IL 80, nrJ e...src 6,GNq see s.
In u, n 3c...w b sv q sec ~
lnt3l, n 1 c...c h Sc q sec !.
In town 81 mr. - c--.c Ia nc sec 10.
Terms, on '.lhiol cash, and thr.hn'aucc In two
years NOv,-ti 20 BRONSON MURRAY
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SO GJl:a'rs SscN,yd.

~ .Js'tiN S~cN MA.
~. STOLEN FROM the e,-Io
i'm sure of the suh.crher, r.ar
SxAfh Gsrscit'es. Ia Sale co. Il..
~ glkon Sunday nigh, The l-i inst
Two HORSES. One a d,ah
iron gray, shade lighter on the head,
and the end Of hi. tail white. The 9th.
era sh,,t horse, with his l.ft hind foo,
crooked over his ,tIrck Joint. The iron
.rN Is about 6 year. old, and II hand,
hth; the White hor'. is about 8 years
old and also about II hand. high.
A~"ard off5iy doiiars will b. given
Tor the recovery Of the horse. and appre.
hcn.s'on of the thief, or Mirty dollars
Io' The recovery cG III. horses alone.
Nov. g, lSf6-!S 4 WALSRlDGE.
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I'm important LsHer-Picase rrain.
The tuIIoaing letter from Dr.. Brigham. Of i.o-
wei, Mas but speaks the uniform language Of
hundreds ofolhor physicians who arve tried, aud
therefore klS" hos to appreciate Jly.e's Ef-
uectUriEt.
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ELIZABETH KENT, .4dm'r.
{. G. ELLIOTT, UJatr.
Nov 10, lS4G-4,.
Fever and Agmc.
III ACkENZIE'& Tonic Febrifupe
1fT never laiIicg cure for Feye,
ana Ague, for sale by
Aug. 7, 1876. r. BASSNETT.
4. ERESH TAMARlNDS--A good ar
Z tcle, for sale by
Aug. :. '4G-G &c. WALKER.
ROCERiES-Just received from
~ New Orleans, 80 bags Coffee and
Il hhds. sugar, good article for sale hy
Avg, Z, 1915. G., T.. WALKER.
Cheese Ssraincss.
q PIECES StraiaerinS.
~ Persons wishing to supply them.
selves with the above goods, for dyiry
use viii find the most suitable article a.
'he store of &c N,rr,xcr,
no.. " - ~ NAlilNOER,
Nay :, 1916.
! RON, a good assortment, O! Juuiata
iron, low for cash at the brick store.
Peru, July 80, 1916 WIN. PAUL Il Co.
TANNING MILLS.
= URSE'S Peoria tanning mills. lar.
/ Y gess size, cheap for cash a, the
brick store. WM. PAUL g. co.
Peru, July 30, 1916
Carpet warp, Paper slnnsiuxs &C
LSn LBS. carpo, warp, assorted
lcO coIors. Powered and plain
window paper, and large assorimen, of
wall paper. Also, pieces strainering
just received and for sale by
August 20, 1916. WALKER
Fox Invulias.
4 y excellent article of port wine md br,rlv
"A Tor sale by July 20 Il DASsNEyr
{ 1uNPOWDER; good sporting powJg, .,
~ ihiriy.,hrco cents at B,ssvr.,r,
Nl'h"N' July 10, 1876
IAA Observation-Disclosures
Iv-a. Work, for sale by
WALKER & NlCKLING.
JuI y II, 'IG-3
TTlNE English camhrics and long cloth, no,
II cents at July 10, B,ssxrrrs
A tHEAP hats and caps; hats Of good ou,,i,y
v altwo dollars at July 10, B,ssytr,s
STONE WARE.
2InND GALLONS On; I, for sale cheap,hy
May 8, 1916.
RICE.
= FIERCE fresh rice jus, received and ro,s,,.
- low by July -, 1916 WALNER,
SxN hhT--200 bags G A Salt, and %
~ barrels Onondagua do, for sale bv
Aug. Z, I6-6 G.. f.. WALKER
n eONNETS-S'raw Bonne,s for sale
Gp cheap by [ol G. T.. WALKER
\ EATliER-solc, Upper, Kip and
"a Calf, for sale by
Aug, 7, '4G-6 G. L. WALKER.
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NEW GOODS AT PERU !
WIN. PAUL GO.

III AVE just received at the R,iek Store. di.
4 4 rec, from New York and Boston. a ltesl,
stock OF ta'l nnl Winter Goods, to which Wa
invite public attention.
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LADIES GOODS.
MEMS GOODS.

9uPcihne aud Common CIolhs, Cas- iners, Sat.
lNt,s; SHEEP G'rys, Jeans, Twceds, Fancy uni
S,N Neyel t'slnes, Hats aud Caps, Dcc,s ard
SnoeS' buckshn Gloves and Mil.s, Angola
SHIFTS and Draw ets, Fann,l DO. &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22

on that intellect, the gentleman. Elihu
Burritt, by self-nstruc.ion, at the ags Of
thirty, acquired fifty difersnt laRghages;
and that, too, whilst he was laboring
over the forge and anvil from six 10
twelve hours daily. .5
Finally, observe TWO rules-begin and
keep on--will be sufficient to learn OF
do anything. ~
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Fripl The Licerpool Times.
n A:Y r REP ARAEIONS.

;sBsatssviry -srbiehrprs--
walls liz all The dock yard. in overhauling
and bringing forward frigates of the heavi.
est class is very omirous, as these are
preciael y the vessels which will be requir.
ed in war with America.
In addition to he a and so gun frigates
already in commission, the following yes.
sells Of the same class are either preparing
for commission or undergoing careful ex-
animation. namely the Gloucester, a
line of ballle ship raced to so gun
frlsae; The Raleigh. so; The Southamp.
ton. So; the Isis, "a; the Cornwall, 50 ;
the Conquesi atior. so; The Hora,io. IA
the Constance, so. the Portland, 50; the
Java, so; aud The Alfred, 80.
There are already at sea the following
vessels of this class the Grampus, 50
the Eagle, so; the Meanpus, al; the
Vindctive, SO. Tho WarspiIe, 60, the
Vernon. so; the Endymion, Al; the Pres
ident, SO; The Winchester, so; aud the
America. so.
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IISCELEANEOUS.
From tie ~ X Evs. Post, april IL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The news is IN some respects Important
the markets remain pretty much the same
cotton being firm, b It -four having advan.
ced ltile. Indian corn, rice and buck.
wheat are 10 be admitted free of duty in
England asssoon as the tariff passes.
The cumments OF the English press on
the refusaINof the American Government,
TO arbilraleton the Oregon question look
warlike. *
sIhe REVOLUTION movement in Poland
had spreadlexlepsively, anL government
had been organized at Cracow. The
latest advices, however, appear TO indi.
cate that The struggle of the unfortunate
Poles for freedom will prove unsuccessful.
In the House Of Commons, Monday,
March 9, Sir R. Peel said in reply 10 a
question from Sir R FL. insIis, that it was
intended tdreduce lhe duties on rice, In
dian corn aud buckwheat, 10 one nearly
nominal from the period of passing the
new lariffsacl but as regarded Indian
corn and buckwhear, it was intended to
admit them duty free, for limited period,
from the day when the repor, of the com
lnit,ee should be agreed TO, taking security
for tho payment Of the duly should The
bill moi ultimately je sanctioned by Par
lament. After very desu!lory discus
sion, the resolutions relating TO The vari
Gus kinds of grain. were agreed TO.
Sir R. PeetNn answer to a question
from Mr.. D'Conn6ll. said hat everything
had and would be done by The government
to obviatethe impending famine and dis.
ease in Ireland, and he believed that in
the coursegihet government had adapted
they would >be assisted by the proprierors
of land aud The moueyed gentry Of Ire
land. If the resolutions that went through
committee on Friday, were adopted on
The report tonight. Indian corn. buck
wheat. and rice would be admitted duty
free, and he trusted that that would con
siderahly relieve The wants Of the people
Of lreland.
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A WORD TO MECHANICS:

Should circumstances obligc you to
ask for credit, be careful to whom YOU
apply, as creditor who is himself 8" in
the screws" may seriously injure you.
Never ask credit for small sums in
differen, places better owe Nhat you
are obliged to at one place, or as few as
possible.
Every man to whom YOU are indebted
five dollars, will trouble you quite as
much as the one to whom you owe an
hundred. Therefore it will be much
easier to deal with one man than with
twenty.
Give short credits, and collect prompt
Iy.
Be diligen,-faithful TO your word
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in all cases
by moral principIe-and You may defy
a portion of community who regard
mechanics ono or two degrees below
those individuals who have living al
folded them without labor; but that
portion is small and weak. No nan OF
sense, no true gentleman, ever drew
this line.
In point of science, moral virtue, and
even practical poli'eness, the operative
mechanics OF The United States are Sc
cond to no class of people. The work.
shop has produced as many great men
as the College Hall; it has done as
much to develope intellect as boarded
wealth.
The individual, therefore, who stands
up in the face Of The world, and judges
his fellow citizens by their ability to sub
sist without labor, must be destitute OF
one or two very necessary qualifications
Experience and Common Sense.-
With those on his side, he would be en-
abled to see that intellect: makes the
man, and the operation of moral cause
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NEW TERMS.

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If paid in advance --S3 if not paid within SIX
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year. All subscriptions will be contlnned,
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ly and strictly attended to.
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From South Ameries.-Advices from
Monte Video to the 9lh Jan. aud Buenos
Ayres to the 9Th, have heen received at
New York. From the Sun We extract
the following Information:
On The 2lst Dec. The French and Eng
lish Ministers Plenipotentary protested
against the Argentine decree which had
outawed the merchant vessels proceeding
up the Parana with the allied fleets.
President Rosas sent in his message 10 The
Legislature on The 9Th Dec, in which he
reviews the condition of country and ur.
ges the proprie,y Of demanding indemni,
tication from France and England for the
outrages being committed upon the Ar
gcnliue territories. He speaks of the
Uuited States in terms Of praise and ad.
mira,ioa, and alludes to The rejection Of
our .proifered mediation by the English
aud French Penipotentiarios. The alli-
ed fleets appear 10 have gained no new
advantages. The war is a, stand for
the present, with the exception of some
skirmishins in Uruguay, which is now
principally 10 possession of Oribe, The le-
gal governor. Reinforcemenls have been
ordered from England and Franco.
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From, q Cork Pdper.

american Spirit-A Small Mistake
We announced on Sarurday'the arrival in
Cove Harbor, of The U. S. pilot schooner,
w. ]. Romer. "a tons, from New York,
having on board a gentleman supposed to
be a bearer of official dispatches, who at
once proceeded TO London. On her arrival,
with the American flag flying at the mast
head, II Lieutenant of Her Majesty's Van.
guard was despatched with orders, as we
understand, from Tie Admiralty, to re-
quire that the flag should at once be laken
down. Captain Mcguire, of The Romer,
received the British officer with much
courtesy, invited him down into the cabin.
and having been made acquainted with
The obec,~of his visit, the Americans re-
ply was characteristic. $50 ong." said
he. "as have an arm 10 pail lriggeri
no mau shall dare touch that Aag!" This
prompt reply puzzled the Brilisher not a
little. He returned TO his ship for further
orders, and in short time came back to
the American officer with an ample apoI-
OF, 10 tie officer, that seeing The vessel 50
small, his commander did not think she
was an American vessel, aud that the flag
of that nation had been used without au-
.hori,y. So the matter ended.
The Revolution in Poland.-A letter
from Bresau Of the 26h ult. in the CO.
logne Gazette. says: The insurgents
have advanced as far as fifteen miles be
youd Tarnow. The whole of the coun-
iry people are enraged because the Aus.
trinn government has offered premium
ou every head Of a landowner brought n,
and which has encouraged the peasants 10
massacre 200 lords of manors. These
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

James Edison, Applicant. us. Summons
James Rodgers 4 wife Sarah, in
Sam'l Edison and others Defts. Partit.
MT appearing to my satisfaction thar eide,
IL Salter, William Salter, Boyce Edison,
William Edison, Rowland Edison. Larkin
Norwood and wife Elizabeth. Humphreys
Edison, Wiley Edison and Allen Edison lives
beyond the limits Of this State, it i, therefore
ordered. that they do appear and object TO
the sale ordirision of the Real Estate Of Jas.
Edison. Senr., deceased, on or before the
first Monday in June next, or their consent
to the same will be entered Of record
Given under my hand, at my Office, 18th
February, 1886.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
March I2w g
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From the London Spectator.

"WhuL ,0iU the Lords do Wiih the Corn
laU ?"-Nohody can answer with any
certainty; but we believe that, after duly
ponderiug it, they will pass The Govern
ment hill unallered.
One estimate of the present slate of
their IoI dships' mind is, 1856 peers for the
measure, l54 against, 81 doubtful, 10
bishops for, l0 against, 8 or 10 doubtful.
But the tendency "to give up kicking
aud resisting on the part Of the mulcon-
tents" is observed TO increase daily.
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C A N D l D A T E S {.

G.sWe are authorized to an
nounce N. L. GRIFFIN Esq. as Can
didate for the Senate, at the ensuing elec-
lion.
Feb e5 to S
e We are authorized to an
nounce Col. JOHN BAUSKETT as
Candidate for the Serate, at tie ensuing
election. Feb s5 te
We are authorized to an
nounce capt T. J. HIBB LER, Esq, as
candidate for the Senate, at the ensuing
election. March 4 ie" 6
!FWe are authorized TO announce B.
G. YANCEY, as q canddute for the Legisla.
tu,e, ut the ensuing election. Jan 2S lie l
We are authorized 10 announce Col. P.
S. Books. as a candidate FOR the HU.se
a, the ensuing election. Feb 25 te 5
We are authorized to announce JOHN
DOBY. Esq.,, as candidate for he Le'
eisialure at The ensuing election.
February 4 If
We are authorized 10 osannuunce DAN.
lELHoILAND, Esq, asascandidate for the
House of Representatives, al The ensuing
election. Feb. rs tie S
We arc authorized 10 announce OLIVER
TowLEs, Esq, as candidate or the
House ofRepreseutalives, at the ensuing
election. Feb 25 te q
We ara anil orizsd Ia snpo ounce Cor:
Y s:fKrHUR SiaPKrSs as a candidate for the
House OF Representatives, attEe ensuing
election,
Feb 25 to >
We are authorized to announce JOHN K.
WEVER, Esq, as candidate for the House
Of Representatives. at the ensuing elecllnn
March IL te
NJ We are authorized to announce
M. GRAHAM, Esq. as a candidate for
Ordinary of EAgeield District, at the
next election.
Feb. z
EF'rhe friends of SAMPSON B. MAYS,
announcehim as u candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct. 80 If 40
~ The friends of EDMUND MoRRIs.
ESQ.,, announce him as candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector at The next election.
Nov 6. If Al.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
J. SHEPPARD as candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector, al the next election,
Dec. 1t 40
nFThe f.iendsof Col. JoHs QuArTLE
BUM announce him as candidate for The
office of Tax Collector, at the next cleo
lion. Sep s ie 81
NJ The friends Of Lieut.. JANE B.
HARRIS, announce him as candidate for
he office Of tax Collector at the next elec-
,ion.
FWe are authorized to announce
MARSHAL R. SMITH as candidate
for Tax Collector a, the next election.
Dec "a If 45
rFThe friends of Maj. S. c. Scorr,
announce him as candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
Nov 6. If Al
NJ We are authorized 10 announce
Levi R. WILSON, as candidate for the
Office Of Tax Collector at the next election
Feb. 26 lie
To the Independent Voters Of
Edgeield District !!
Fello,o Citizens :-Couuary 10 the ad.
vice and wishes of my friends ] offer my
self as Candidate for The office of Tax
Collector, and solicit your sufirages. II
elected. which do no, expect 10 be, will
discharge the duties of The Office 10 The best
of my abilities.
JOHN j. MCCULLOUGH.
September 10 die SO
State of South Carolina.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22

same peasants are in the army Of the in
surgenls. Travellers have seen a large
corps of cavalry among the insurgents. as
well as numerous battalions of infantry.
we'll accoulred and armed. By force of
severe control, Cracow is kept quiet.
Political prisoners only have been set a,
liberty.
The Spencer Gazette quotes letter Of
the 25th ult., from Breslau, announcing
the arrival there from Cracow Of NJ. En-
gelhard,. the Prussian minister. Generals
de Cblopicki and Dembicki, and NJ. Kirch.
nier The banker.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22

MIR. Iligerso'l's purpose is answered,
in Offering his resolution, and making
lhu charge. But Mr.. Ward, his friend,
will, probably, press the subject.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22

Diamond Cement. This article, so much
esteemed for uniting pieces Of broken class.
for repairing precious stones, and force.
menting them 10 watch cases and other
ornaments, is made by soaking isingIass ID
water untilit becomes quite soft, and then
mixing it with spirit in which a little gum
mastie aud commoniaeum have been dis
solved.