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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of VIM.
N Cook, deceased, are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having demands
will present them duly uttestet on or before
the FIRST Monday in January next, as am de.
sirous 10 cl6se up the Estate.
JOHN HILL, o. E.D D.
Nov ~ z, 43
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EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, }

FALL TERM. ISI0.
1T is ordered thai an Extra Term of the
Il Court of Common Pleas AMI General
Session for The trial Of The Cases moi dis
posed oi al this Term, he held at Edge
field urt House on the FourlI, Monday
in Fe da1y 1876. to continue one week.
J. B. O'NEAL.
Presiding Judge.
r. G. Bacon c. c. C. r. g. G.s.
Ocl.i iIS If 80
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Notice.

a IL Persons indebted to the Estate ol
IA Isham Carpenter, deceased, ale reques-
ted to make immediate payment, ,2md those
having demands 10 present them duly attesed:
on or before the lst day of January next, as
wish to close UP the Estate.., " q
JOHN HILL, O. (. D.
Nov 10 II 43
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CHG.RR&.
EEONR.

UUST receive'I25 barrels fresh NORTH
eD ERN FLOUR, and for saleiby "a y
StBEEY & cRAPoN-ss 1
Hamburg, July %. 1915 Gs3s 26. - Il
GFThe friends Of Mai. Sc. Scorr,s
announce him as a candidate for Tax
collector at The ensuing election. II
Nov 6. - If, sSI al
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.RfaC0Od,s Py1esse Hot .gia.:
EMPIRE COOKING STOVES


FOR SUMMER AND WINTER UsEs sS
HTS superiority over any :. s other Cook
IL ing Stove. CONSISTS in its simple arrange.
meni, convenience and durability. {. s;
The descending and ascending :fnes, andtle
Introduction ofhot all inithe orsn WhicIequal.i
ICES the heat aud carries off the yaporl rlbefeip,f
are principles never before applied to 5anv;
other stove. The oven ofthese Stoves performs;
equal 10 the best brick ovens, and !, will gise
meatthe same favor as if roasted, before an
open fire. ~ "a 5ss;t, :i::isss3
The Mammoth Stoves Of this pattern No.
81 ale of sufficient capacity for. tiledargest
class Of hotels, steamboats, and packets Sships..:
Those wishing to supply themselves with
Cooking apparatus, viii, ,please'cail and exam
inc them at b. F. C CHEW,S..sA y
Augusta, Nov. 9th I'm
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted 10 The Estate of Sa-
IA rah Grice, deceased, are requested TO
make immediate payment and those bafins
demands to present Them duly attssted on or
before the first day Of January next as i de-
sire 10 close up the business in my hands.
JOHN aILL,o Ed.
Nov 19 1t 43
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of VIM.
IA w. Coursey. deceased. are requested 10
make immediate payment. and those having
demands to present them duly altesled on or
before the first day of January next, as | ann
desirousto close the business of the Estate.
JOHN. HILL, o. e..
Nov 10 II 43
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State Of South Carolina.


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
fTOHN b. Harry, living near the
~ Old Wells. in Edgeield DistricI.
Tolled befure me Bay Horse, nine
years old, small star in the forehead q
sihp in the nose, The right hind foot
while, about fifteen hands high. sway
backed. appraised at thirty FIVE dollars. .
wv. PRESLEY. NJ. E. D.
Oct. 90 m4t
Notice.
A LII Persons having any demands
IA against. the Estate of Sarah Bush.
deceased, are requested TO render them in
properly atlesled and all indebted 10 said
Estsle are requested 10 make payment by
the 25lb instant. ..>,.
THOMAS DELOACH, Executor
Dec. IL 2i AZ
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rDULL,s coMPo ogND OF sARsAG
I'D PARILLA: This prepat6tio1.of Sar.
saparilia possess all the aciiTes properties iof
lbe Root, m iagh, concentrated state.gs $tstsge
Just received, and for sale by s,s. ~
9efss 4 2 =; J.s d. ITBBETTS
D@1G. # %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
eMsHGKEREL.

RI IA BI IN
Il WV barrels MdekcreL, Nos. l, & 3
(lnte, e,inspeclion.)
90 Kits, No. ! Mackerel.
~ 9 Bbs. No. Salmon
/. 10 Z" Choice new crop New Orleans
MOLASSES.
Tos ether with almost, every article wanted for
Family use, milking the best assortment o
~'amiig Groceries ever offered for sale in this
market, which they will sell at the lowest
market prices.
KENRICK & THAYER.
Hamburg, Dec.3 81 4o
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GRNWOO
a. O. A ID e Nj i Z S .

fVYHE Exercises of these Institutions
eS 6WiiI;be RESUMED on the Second Mon-
day in il january Male School underline
,st,oer;n,enaance of Mr. Wn. J.. HARRts..
and the .Female. Miss Louisa SRicHAHD-
s SON aud hiiss :ApEI1NE CoMiNas, at tue
following reduced rates Of Tuition: -
l., Class. S6 per session OF monins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
General lAsent and C ColnInissiSn
merCFfamt,M Hamburg, g. C.,

General Agent and COinmrisSiSn C
Merchant, Hamburg 8! C.. ).
STILL offers h. services TO his fiieIds and
y the public, nd he will deY6is his und. II.
ded attention to e ~ s., T.,
SELLING OF &C oTToN ANDzFLoUR, :
=. REcs1vINa:Asp;Fo Forwarding Goops.
Buying Goods fer Planters or, Merchants, or
;. attend to any business that may be .
committed to his care
He embraces this opportunity Of rendering
his thanks to his friends for theirliberaI patron.
age heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
close attention to business. he hopes to merit,
and to continue toreceive the, same. II shall be
his aim to make all his charges as light ms pos
sible, knowing that it WilIhe to his interest to
closely observe the interest Of his friends
Liberal advances will be made If required on
produce sent to him for sale or store. Cotton
sent to him by Boats, will be received free Of
,oharfage. All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold OH arrival, If so ordered.
August 6 a@ If %
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q South etaroiina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

1tH 7OOC'ITUIEHIS9.I. . = .LEHSt 80
Nancy NJ. billiard, Executix. VS., 5 Dec,n in
Enoch Byne. Harmon Husl ~ For. Al; !.
and VIM III. Byne. 9. ~ Siachment.
TErHE Plaintiff fin tire above stated elses nav
ing this day filed her declaraioc,Isili my.
Office, and the defendants having ;ueitlfey wives
or attorneys knownto bewitiInihe Iiimiiso ofshis
State, on whom a. cnpyiol said declarations
with a rule to plead can be served: Ii is there.
fore ordered, thattbe said defendants do piead
to the said declarations within ID. year and.
day from the publication of this order. or final
and absolute judsmentwi i'll lbesawaidca agams
them. 49, 5.5t Is 80 III =
THOMAS G. BAG ON c c.,p.. q
Clerks Office. Eth EMarnh s45s x Iy 6ss.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

Joseph NJ. Perry. .
YWVHE Plaintiffs in the above easess having
u this day filed their declarations iftmy Of Z
flee, and the Defendants having Heitlief w ives
or Attorneys known to reside WilbiTtfs limits;
of the State, ON whom a copy ots said deciafa:
tions, with rule to plead can be served II isf
appear and peadto the said deelaiatiotis within
year and day from The date bereoe ofsin
default thereof fnal1an1 a6solltejpdgmeniwiI
be awarded against them. & Z,
THOS: ,G.BAGQN,s:c ,s:cssc. r.
Clerks Office, May i 9; 845 i.
May IA fsl "; yTssc:ts = 81 JIG 80
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i South 6 arc i lima,
EDGEFLEED DISTRICT.
Seaborn A. Jones. DeeidTatil

Seaborn "A. Jones. ~ n Declaration =
- us. an Foreign
f54Rnoch lBynn2 n2sHAst 20 ~ Is a taehmrat
FNyHE'Plaihtff. havinsthis day filed bis dc,
d. claration in my Officer andIbe defendant
having no wife or allorney,SknowEtob be within
the State, on whom copy Of the same, with
rule to plead, canbe served :: II is ordered, thai
the defendant plead to tire said, ,declsrstion,
within year and q day g + final and absolute.
Judgement will be given against him. " ,7 y
THO Os.sG. BAGo Ger.
Clerks Office. I'll. march, 1s45 .ly 8 :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
Merchandise. &c.
AT MoDERATE CHARGES.

: We will give undivided attention 10 any bu-
siness in our line, entrusted to our care, ex'
cept the buying of Cotton, Which weEreiuse to
go on either our o,on aceodnt or that Of otheTs,
believing it difficult to please in the united en-
paciy Of both buyer and seller.
Fre.n the bug exp rience of our senior
partner, and by prompt and devoted attention
to all matters Of business, confded to us, we
hope TO merit shnre of public patronage.
WALKER g. PEARSON.
Hamburg, 8. c.. Sept II 6m 50
TIE Edge6eld Advertiser, Abb. Banner, An.
dersou Gazelte. Pendleton Messenger. and
Greenville MounIainner, each, will copy the
above fer six montls.-J0uTRQl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
srTo the Public. b

a.
M Y the las, Will and Testament of Ale1an-
ID der Downer, deceased, late of Beach Is.
land, p,ovsion has been made for the MaiiI.
tajnance and education ofa number Of INDECENT
orpbans of this District nnder the age Of ii
years-and by an act of the Legislature, Com.
missionpfsha3e been appoinledto carry ont the
benevolent designs of the Tsstster. They have
procured suitable bcalan at Beach island.
eight miles below Hamburg, and design as
soon as they can ascertain the number of ben
eficiaries to erect suitable buildings for their ac
con,n,odaton, and to obtain the services Of n
competent person to take charge of The instilu
ton.
The design Of this communication is TO 50.
licit the cooperation of the citizens generally,
but more particularly of.he Commissioners Of
Free Schools, IN ascertaiHng Tie number of
children intheir respective neig ghhorhoods ent-
tied to the bepefas designed by the benefaclion
of the Testator.
COMMUNICATIONS addressed to us through The
Hamburg Post Office. will be thankfully re-
ceiyed.
8: 3: 3. 5S$iZi & SH$si'''. $isis' c'""''.
Nov 10 4t 43
--------4- .----7--f-T7T-~
~ Netice.
A LII persons indebted 10 the estate o
N William Marliii, late Of this DISTRICT,
are requested 10 make payment, by the
frs, Of January; and all having any de!
,mand againststhe estate will hand them
il according io.law By the above time, at !
which time the subscriber desires 10 close.
the estate. s, :., ....I3,:y 80.
e JOHN F. MARTIN, Admir-.
" October % 3 III ..,,,.@4.s33 @ SO s,..s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
New Sap
RAISON GR APES. &c.

ISCH st'p
RAISON fR APES, &c.
III rNRIcK & THAYE have in-' rr
IN ceivcd and offer for sale, al The lnHc-l
market prices.
so whole and quarter boxes ~ ''r"n
RAIsINs.
10 Drums new crop FIGS.
10 Kegs GRAPES.
1000 lbs Soft Shelled ALMoSDs
200 Zante CURRAsTs
5 boxes Genoa. CITRoN
-'.' Also
A large stock of CANDIES and CosrEcTIoSA.
RY. Oranges. Lemons, Nutmegs. Gloves, Gin
namon. &c. together with n choice assortment
Of Vines. Cordials and Liquors. of every de
scription. Persons visiting Hamburg are
requested TO call and examine for themselves.
Orders from the country promptly attended
10.
Hamburg, Dec, 3 3t As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

GF. The friends Of Liout.SSJAmE b..
HAnRIs, announce him as. a csndidate for
the Office of lax Collector laf'thea next elec7;
ton. "a, 81 ~;
Sep g. ,.E9t fee9s-s5 g, 81 e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
Dscl.aera,ionin
: sgrsiga :.
al dttae eslirnc,it:st
Lost Q 4 Stol

GAN Tuesdays The 9th sitJst.; i; a / sniiTpflIs
" Six Purse. CO onlaining F4soriy ID H.,
lars. wiz: four Ten, Dollar 81 Is On tiie9
Hamburg Bank one small ,nole Oh f4..e
Golly, for So 50cts., payable 10 aIss d
Ryan; one acconnton NJ Rain " .5ias far
vor Of Jas. Lovel, and several; ;oliIsr pa-
pers moi rccollecle'l. 4 liberal reward
will be given for the recovery fhe same
sBSJ. RYAN. sfss e
Dec. IL tf AZ
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w ARE-HOUsE

Go m m ission Business.
FHy HyHANKFUL to our friends for the liberal
III ,puironage hitherto received, werespect,,
fully so!icita continuance ofthe same atour OLD
Z WATERPROOF Warehouse,
Where we will coulinne to Reeei1e. Store and
Sell CoTruN ani other PRODUCE, Rccc'rc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
TO Physicians, Planters, Mer.

TO Physicians, Planters, MerS !!
CHANTS, AND THE Pueblo IN GgNrnALS$
EHSHE Subscriber has received, and is rel.
u. ceiying large supplies Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
&C., &c., ,,i.sl5.I
from one; of the largest Importing Houses in /
the city Of Augusta, and selling them
at the Augusta retail or wholesale
prices for Cash, or on;a
short credit. ~ au.
To which lie would most respectfully call The
attention of the Physicians, Planters, Fami-
lies, and all others who wish to purchase
any article in this branch ofibusiness.
Persons from distance. ordering Goods, may
RELY npon receiving ihen cf The 6fs. quali.y,
and ut the lowest market prices .lg
A full supply Of FdMIL Y MEDICINES
will be kept on retail, ndlhe most faithful at.
tention given to Physician and Family pre-
scriptiot1... -. ..5;.e ~ W. i::;y;7f !.
Among the mday articles of f4ohicb hts stock
IS composed. are the iIolloring:
M I'D 4 CHM E.
Calomel, aud Plulae Hydrarg. Of The brand
of Mander, Weaver, and Munder, SuIphate,
Acetate, and Hydrochlora!e of Morphine,
Piperine, Srychnine. and Iodine Optimus, Sui.
phale de. Qlifia, HydIiodate Of Pottassa, Kre-
osot. Ipicac, Jalup, Super. Carbonate OF So
da Cream of Tartar, Emetic Tartar, &c. ~.
I'D R u c. S.
Gum GaIbanized Camphor, Aloes. Myrrh.
Opium, Denarcoti,m. do, Balsain Copavia,
Cubebs, Sarsaparilla extract, and d,foot, Spts.
Nitre, &c. &c.
OILS
Lampo,I, Linseed, Train, Sweet, and cold
expressed Castor Oil, Hsss ts>sf"i
PAINTS, VlARsNlSHES &c
While Lead, Oi different brands, and quail
ties, ground in oil, and in:kegs, Dry White
Lead Crome Green, C.ome Yellow, Yellow
| Orcre, Stone Orcre, Red Lead, Litharge.
Lamp Black, Verdigris, Spts. Turpentine,
Copal Varnsh, Japan. and Black or Leather
do. 5tS5 :: 5.si,.s
DYE = TUFF s.
Among which are Pussiate; ;sof Iron or
Spanish Float indigo Carolina Indigo, Mad.
der, Copperas, .Aiatto, Brazil ilss,Wood, Log
Wood Cam Wood aud Mic Wond.
B RU SEs e. S. Z
Paint Brushes Of all sizes, Cloth do. ruO!u
Furnature, Flesh, Nail White Wash, Diach
ing, Horse, Tanners, busting, Broom, iiearih,
SnaYlnS, CCmD, sweeping, ScluDDiuS, ~"
Painters Ddstng Brushes, together with n
variety OF other Bushes, used bysPainters, and
| others, not herein mentioned. sF&as-r.,.r
PAWEN,Rv Rl H. DHCg5a ES.
Among the many Of which are, / ge follow
| ing viz: Swans PaIiacea, Fahnas; ck's Yer
mmifuge; Thompson's Eye Water henry's
CaIcined Magnesia, Jaynes' Expectorant. Pe.
ters Pills. Rowan Tonic Mixture, Hair Ton
ic, Moffa,s Pills. Tonic :Biiteisshd Compo,
sition. &c. together. with a general assort.
men. Of the .ni6st popular nostrums Of the day
| : 7:.;.- ALSO itssz-5 ~ 81
A GOOD AssoRTMENToFP PERFgMERY AND
SOAPS OF THE FINEST ouAIITiEs,
ssa ? :. ALSO 81 5;s.f f.Hs
Window Glass of various sizes from 6-e;
TO 20-30. t -, ". -; :, Y, ~ ~.
The above establishment will, be conducted
by Dr. zClaybrook, who has had considerable
experiencein The apolhecary business, and for
the last two years practitionerofs medicine. !
~ JOSIAH H,D.sTlBBETTS.
Edgefeld c. n. Oct 25th Isd5 3sktf 40 !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
Prf1ceton.

."The subscriber takes great pleasure 10
expressing the very favorable opimon'
which he enlertaias of Mr.. WIN. l.. har-
ris a graduate of this institution. During
he whole period Of his connection with
,he College, he was distinguished for cor.
rec, deporl n,eul, aud for the dilisen. and
. successful prosecution Of his studies. Such
ar, ,lie at,ainmenls of Mr. Harris, that he
} would he very valuable Instructor oi
Youth preparing !ot College.
! ss@F JOHN McLEON, Prof. OF Greek"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

=
49, E.rfraIest.-"I hereby certify that during
;lis,t tMr. Harri's.} College course, ne was
/. attentive 10 his studies, exemplary IN ms
moral conduct, aud among the first schoi-
! ars in bis. class. also take pleasure IN
saving, that in my opinion, he is well qnai
fled 10 teach tho branches OF Literature
. and Science, usually taught in our pest
|. Academies or Schools.
! sg5 ~ i - a3s JOHN 5CARSAHAN,:
Pres. of College Of New Jersey
Nassau HiIh ( ~. "a.
It's desirable that's Stuaen'sentef at the
opening ofsihe School,
E.5R CAL HoUN,. President
Of Board Of Trustees.
Dec ~ 1tdttj. ;$ts. az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

We are authorized TO announce GEoRGEs
J SHgPPaRD assa;canlid date for the Office
of. Tax Collector, atthe next election, 81
Dee: 25 y. 3s;ll g .s:.s :.aj. 81 60 :L,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

ns.The frieads6 e OF JoHRs auATTLE;-
BUM announce him az &C andtifda,e for tho
office Of Tax Collector, al thesrexf elec.
ton ion: t.3a Jhfyl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

August 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

While Lead, ol different brands, and quail
ties, ground in oil, and in;kegs,,Dry White
Lead, Crome Green, Crome fellow, Yellow
Orcre, Stone Orcre, Red Lead, Litharge.
Lamp Black, Verdigris, Spts. Turpen,ine,
Copal Varnlsh, Japan. and Black or Leather
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-23
Direct Taxes Coming.

The Washington correspondent Of The New
York Journal of Commerce IA fIee.irade paper
writes:
1.-The Union expresses he opinion lha. the
tariff bill will yield tweniy-eight millions. II
is very extravagant estimate. and far exceeds
that Of the Secretary. MIR. Mckay is probably
more nearly correct in his estimates Of twenty
three and half millions, which he says will
be enough. The truth is, as Mr Mckay ad-
milied, i. is a mailer Of guess-work. Il mus,
be tested by experiment. The result must be
shat The increasing expenditures of the Govern
ment cannot be met BY duties on imports alone.
Some new sources Of revenue must be devised.
The revenue from lands will, for two years,
hardly equal The expense Of their management,
the extinction OF Indian titles, &c in the bound.
less territories of The West, which have come,
or are soon 10 come, under The denomination oi
The public lands The estimates Of two and a
quarter millions from the lands is quite enough,
al all events. Direct toreS must ultimately, and
before long, be reSorted to "
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-23
Cure for II Cancer.

Apply a pouliioe of raw Cranberries. We
have seen il once ried, where the Cancer.
about an inch OF two beneath the surface Of the
skin, had become as large as small pues
egg. The cranberries were mashed in a NOR
lar, and placed on, renewing them thrice IA
hours. In a few days the surface was covered
with pustules which filled like the small pox,
and became so sore that the poultice was sus-
pended day or two,, after they came ofnh was
applied again, with the same effect; again sus-
pended and renewed, aRd each time the cancer
became seftened and decreased in size, until it
finally disappeared. Nearly three years have
passed, and it has never troubled the subject
again. In this person j, was an hereditary dis
ease Of the most inve,erate kind The virtues
Of cranberries are but imperfec,ly Known
They have been known TO- cure bad sore
throat aud are very cooling and efficacious for
removing inflammaion. We have never known
them used for Bronohilis I'm the ,hsoa,l but
were we afflicted with that complain, j, woold
be the frs. remedy we shoul1 try.-RspuH.ean
Herald.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-23
sFaber's Magnetic Water-Guage.'

Such is the title OF new and ingenious in
venlion, by Geo. Faber, Canton, Ohio 10 deter
mine and exhibi. at all times the exact hight of
the wafer in steam boiler. IL has recently
been exhibited TO engineers in this vicinity by
Mr. Lewis Vail, and has elected very warm
encomiums from them. The Newark Daily
says i, is simple and readily understood ap-
plcaton Of a well known principle TO a new
purpose. and any child who can tell The hours
by the dial of clock, can tell The quantity of
water in boiler by this guage. II is thus de-
scrbed:
'''Fhe principle is that magnet will affect
substances through solid body Fhe instru-
men. is composed OF fla, cylindrical Brass
Box in Two pieces united by screw. On the
face OF the Box there is painted Dial, resem-
bling clock face with numbers from to g.
needle is suspended on this. In The inside
of The box, but in no way connected with the
needle, there is Magnet, itself fitted on the
end of brass rod extending into the boiler
On The end of the rod in the boiler, there
is copper pulley Wheel with grooves on the
edge, around which brass chain lraverses
with brass and copper ball-one a, each end
The latter is about six inches in diameter, ho
low, and floats upon the water. 1t is bv The
rising or sinking of this latter that the ins,ru
menl operates. AS the water falls the groovet
wheel turns, and with il the rod, its axle, an,
with the rod, the Magnet in the box. Their,
Is no connection between the magnet and nee
die, but The former operates upon the latte
through the solid brass, and causes i, 10 ipdi
cate the exact number of inches of water in .h
boilers"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-23
to hold quie, possession of the city. believe

to hold quiet possession of the city. believe
that they have now given up all hopes.
The number Of Mexican soldiers at Monterey
is known 10 be small Arista, whose course
has been sustained by HE Government, is at
his hacienda near that city with few men on
ly. The number of Infantry at Lenares is at
present only 500, with small force OF cavalry
in the neighborhood.
Gen Paredes is said TO be en- route for Monte
rey with 5000 men---some say as large num-
Der as 5000. Scouting parties Of Texans will
probably be sent ou, as soon as the roads are
in travelling condition; and then ii will be diff
cult TO ascertain the full force and intentions o!
the enemy
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-23
The Maine Senator.

correspondent of The Boston Atlas, writing
from HallowelI, Maine, July 10Th, says:-JAs.
w. BRADBURY, Of Augusta, was last evening
nominated by a Democratic $50 called) caucus
of both branches of The Legislature for United
States Senator, in place of The Hon. GEORGE
EVANS, and this selection will doubtless be rat
j6ed By an election this day or Tuesday next.
Thus this agi.aiiag question has been, after so
many trials, settled Mr.. BRADBURY is law
yer Of good standing a, The Kennebec bar, and
is conservative in his political character. The
radicals give up all as lost, and will never re-
gaia their power in this Stale.