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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
From he Southern Journal.

MIR. Ritchie assails Mr.. Calhoun for not,
as he asserts. aiding the administrator 10
the measures necessary lorthe prosecution
of the war. He pays however, very little
regard for truth, when he charges lha, if
MIR. Folks reguisition for troops had been
responded to e. The early part;of The ses.
sion tho war would hays been closed, and
peace secured. Now the records of Con.
eress show that the President did not ask
for the eleven new regiments before The
18th of January, and then attached 10 the
bill for the appointment ola Lieutenant
General, 10 supercede the gallant General:
who hat, SO long and under such trials
maintained the; honor Of the American
arms. The. heroes Of Palo Alto. Resac;
de la Palma, and Monterey were all TO bt
laid aside to crafty. the vanity of bag o
wind and it requires on prophesy TO say
that had that bill passed, il would hay
brought odium on the administration. Mr
Calhoun proved himself the best friend o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
NO.

Mr.. Polk in saving him from the odfuns of
such ameasure-for no man; no President.
not even jackson himself, could sully the
FAN fame Of Rough aud Ready with inn
punity. Mr.. Calhoun stripped The bill land
Tor which Mr. Polk should feel gratefully
oil lis lncdmberance, and refusing 10 super.
cede General Taylor he cheerfully granted
the regiments Of men which TAYLOR knew
so we'll how to lead TO victory. Mr.. Cal.
houn has never withheld his assen. 10 any
act aud means for the vigorous prosecutions
OF The war he was more than satisfied. as
are the American People, with Rough and
READY. who having commenced the war
in blaze Of triumphs, he was sure he
coud and would close i, in halo ofplorv.
The next is the Three Million biIl fo
enable Mr.. Polk 10 purchase peace. Mr..
Calhoun would have voted tas he didYESr
It without debate-but Mr.. Wimo,. one
ot Ritchie's par noble democrats, tbouoht
proper 10 put on it a rider reproviug ala.
very and denying to the Slave STATES .
far participation it the victories even.
Who married Mr.. Folks biII-Mr. vii.
NOR. Why was he not reproyed far
casting fire brand in the democratic.
ranks The question is easily answered.
Mr.. Ritchie's malignant hostility towards
MIR. Calhoun preferred the ASSAULT on ,bs
latter. Mr.. Calhoun stripped the bill Of
the Infamous Proviso, and returned il as
presented BY Mr.. Polk, for bis signature.
Was he right Tin reproving Mr. Wilmo,
Tor his hostility loa measure; which he
lSnew his Proviso would defeat, did not Mr..
Calhoun show himself The sincere and trus
irend of MIR. Polk in granting him all ,bat
he asked, and rescuing Mr.. Polk from the
responsibility Of the veto, which Mr.. Rit-
chic asserts Polk would have exercised:
lfdlspatch was essential to the passspe
of The bill, was it not better To- remove from
il in the Senate the obnoxious Proviso. and
not throw upon Mr.. Polk the respoosi-
5llty of exercising the veto. But could
MIR. Calhoun have voted for the Three
Million Bill with Wilmot's Proviso. 4 10
there Southern man who would NOT have
reviled him for not having been as true, as
he always has been 10 our rights. ~ 80.
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From the Nashville Union.
"CoRN WITHOUT THE xIMlKAL., !,

"coRN WITHOUT THE xImIKAL.n ~ =
II is related that soon after ,he set,lemen,
ofa fourisbing city in the Southwest. an
agricultural society was started bys thfeeae
a,natetsr farmers, who, although they were
gifted with aa aRnGsa saRsa % lha
baSe knew on more than a dandy. y:
The:s :secfe,ary's ideas run on fat pork.
and he hoped 10 raise specimen which
would make bis whole neighborhood, mot
the whole west, envious of his reputation
as stock raiser. He was chemist, and
INDUCED in splendid visions of the power
ofthe science, when applied 10 agricultural
pursuits. He thought, TOO, that it would
fatten pork, but all his experiments failed,
to improve his pigs ; they were thin when
be. commenced, and they daily grew thin
ner. In passing, one day, by Kentucky
neishbor whose stock looked in fine condi-
ton, he ventured to remark to him that
it'was curious all the ''pig ,ailsn in lhe
neighborhood, except his own collection,
in fat and saucy kind Of kink.
.'lts all in the feet, Squire" said his
neighbor.
"How can this be ?" inquired the Secre-
tary.
~ give Them my chemical fa,,ening mig
ture, and good corn ~ -,
THAT amt my way" replied the far
mer.
well, what is your ,oay?" eagerly in.
quired the Secretary.
"Oh," says that Kentuckian, II give
'em The corn ,pithnut the kimikaL!"
The treasurer also had great faith in.
the secrelary's chemical mixture. He
thought, if administered in large doses, the
| effect would be more rapid. and 10 fully
les, its power, he tried it upon a pair of
fine oxen. Taking his favorite negro 10
the barn with him one evening, he mixed
the agricultural dose, and remarked to-
Sam, whose eyes were widening as he
looked upon the experimental food.
"Sam, this will make the fal jump upon
the stock you can almost see them inn
prove under its influence
"Ah, ah, de lor, massa," responds Sam,
.'dat is high"
The dose was administered. mixed with
bran, aud in the morning the treasurer
waited patiently for Sans report. Pres
sen'ly he presented himself his eyes
shining like full moons.
GLOW do they look, Sam 2" inquired
the lreasurer-"eh 2"
"Bress God, massa, dat stuff you gib de
auibals las, night make um berry fat but
it kilrem berry dead too o.
This protection rt'a, the wings Of ou,
vicinity. with the Nashville Banner al
1 their head, are preaching up. is a good
deal of science 10 inventiI, and very plan.
sible theories are adduced 10 show Why
I, ought to work we'll. But experience
has shown that free trade is, lihe '.corn
without the kimikal," much The best oil
i farmers sand That protection although il
may make The manufacturers very fat,
will kill the farmers very dead.
J, A young French gentleman who ocep
!, pied a hi gh rank lin the French army
l enlisted al New York on Thursday last
: be had resigned his commission in tbs
{ army of France, and left bis friends and
/, his native country, 10 join urgallanl sfnS
8 in Mexico. He brought ilettsrsso recon-.
!. dation from Distinguished gentlemes Soit
flof,his country and OF France.
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sueeial Correspondence of the Pieayune.

.-sra.-.st.rTlFS esi-.t thh ShULr ,hPihS SS'
Gentlemen.-An express arrived last
evening from Lieut.. Dixon, in command
or 100 conyalescenl soldiers from the hos
pilaIs in this city on their road voj Join their
respective regiments at and near Jalapa,
stating that the party had been attacked
by about 300 .Mexieans.. The express
ride, met, two miles this side Of where he
left Lieut.. D., a train of about forty wag-
ons in charge Of Capt. Cfoghan Ker.
Some fears are entertained for train that
was some FIVE or six hours ahead Of them.
In fact, the .Msxicans had a great rejoicing
amongst themselves last evening in con-
sequence ofthe capture ofone ofour wagon
trains by The enemy. Their accounts
have ti.hat ourImeusu sguard) had been
Literally cut to pieees;but we have little
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-19
JALAPl., April %.

JALAPl., April @.
The diligeucia came in This morning
from Perote, but from no point on other
side, as the Governor Of Puebla has or.
dered il 10 cease running this way. Pas
sengers came through, however. bringing
papers and verbal news, and in as concise
form as possible [ will give you the
amount Of the Intelligence.
Among olberrumors brought by pas
ssngers. is onefS the effect That Mr.. Bank
head. the British Miniater, has renewed
his offers of 5medilaIion between Mexico
and the United States, and that when The
las, lilisenciaIe!tIh city of Mexico The
Congress was aeting upon bis propositions
whatever thevfnay y, have been. Notwilh-
standing the fxsptaDd dennns;iatory tones
Of The public esliaipl 10:
ZEE sEngiIsnS
venlion inihe distracted affairs OF Mexico.
Col. Garland's brigade left The Castle
of Psrote yesterday morning at daylight
for Tepe Agualco, and will reach that place
to night. Major Smiths light battalion,
troop OF dragoons, and Col. Duncan's
battery accompany Col. G. We learn
here that Gen. Worth has been very sue
cessful in collecting supplies.
An intelligent man with whom have
conversed. says that the Mexicans neither
will nor cao make any opposition al Pue-
bla. The population is one OF the worst
in Mexico, and The most iDimicalto TO stran-
gers; vet the dreadful defeat at Cerro
Gordo has completely paralyzed them.
At The city Of Mexico, a few light breast
works have been thrown up, not only as
you enter the place by the Vera Cruz
road, but on the road leading 10 the Con-
vent of our Lady Of Guadalupe; but
] nothing like regular system ol defence
+, has been as Vel undertaken. Not only
the Government but The citizens appear
with all their vauntings, 10 have become
stu piied al the succession of defeats which
have befallen their country, aud know not
which way TO turn orwhat 10 do. Santa
Anna has written 10 The Government from
Orizaba, stating that he has l,5O0 men,
and wants reinforcements aad money; hut
his demands have been unheeGed. Al The
civ of Mexico, as we'll as in other places,
the people appear to have los, much Of
their confidence in the Hero of Tamplco,
and many have openly accused him Of
cowardice at Cerro Gofdo, as well as oil
having sold the battle to The Americans.
ann living at Cassa de Di!igencias, or
General Stage House, and ut breakfast
This morning some Of the foreigners were
speaking Of a body OF men, under Gen.
Leon, who were on the march from OaJa.
ca to Join Santa Anna, and they also said
tba, Leon had shot two muleteers on the
plea that they bad aided the Americans.
Majors Borland aud Gaines, Capt Clay
With the olher prisoners taken at lncarna-
ciou some months since, are said 10 be at
liberty in the city Of Mexico. No less
than six of the party, as IL is reported,
have already been assassinased BY the
D''o Yours. &c. 6. w. K.
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kill all thai presented themselves, whether
magoners, old men, or women.
Gen.sC CanalKois openly accused Of bad
conducl at sgerro Gordo. They say that
when be shdnid have made charge which
would have been decisive, he withdrew
with hisscaYasty-in plain terms that he
ran. o0rs, sc. G. w. K.
J6LApA, April 26.
We have lutelligence, this morning TO
the effect lhaEGen. Worth has advanced
one Of his brisades, with a battery and .
troop ofdragoens, 70 a place called Tepe
Augualaca, ,Iiyelv eIeagues beyond Perote,
TO enlarge bis circuit of aupplies. You
may hear That a party Of dragons has
been cut ofs5bg the enemy at the other
side ofPerole, sbM there is mo truth in the.
rumor.
We already yhear Of depredations COM
mitted BY the Mexicans on the roads.
Even Santa Anpa's son.in-law, who has
the appearance Of an American, was. eel
upon, robbedia and maltreated most shame
fully by his own connlrymen the other
night. The stage driver, who brings this
news, says that all the young mans pro-
leslalions lhat4he was true Mexican were
of no elfect-he had light bair, blue eyes,
and must needs be Yankee. We also
have report that number Of recruits for
The army, coming up under charge Of Capt.
Winder, have been killed by the rancho
ros or guerillas between this place and
Cerro Gordo. Ethe alcades and principal
men were heldIntIy accountable and res
ponsble for tliesacls Of the people in the
vicinity Of the roads, we should soon hear
I'm end Of those: e:ontrages.
Yours, &c. G. w. K,
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Correspondence Of the Pieayune. s.
JALApA, April 25lb, lS47.
We have news which is thought to be
reliable Of Santa Ann. A report came in
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time do nvAiuab. Of
very pao- and eject Cor the
81 ahknd BE- hoped therefore that these wen
mastery naaspes in ,ss eur. OF a., ass vii
meet with that al,snen ~hsh their value their nesnAb
poTtance the afflicted demand
ISsi, rS%., ami Ssss are as follow,;-
roLNoNhf roMosh ot shkuf-fot Colds. Coughs, Con
sumption spiuine Of Boot, pain an the breast
ALrERATivE POWDER BALsAM-foT all Impuritic. Of
the hoo-io serofla Salt RheuIn Head Rhsu ,sn-
for MeIeuraL syPhe and cfuPve dscsse.-whae swennrs
fT 1850 sSS,.; f,1hs AMI all sS!snsou' affections
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FILE ELECruARY-tor ncmOrboid. Prcs-sn internal
NEUTRALZING MIXTURE and NURSERY MEpIcINr-or
for rs, IN eSsr1 ,s ~ nr,s OF sSm%s' Complaint and
FEVER AND AGUE nowDERs-os OF Bilious 70
DIArHoRETIc or FEVER rowpERs-lor all FebrIe and In.
DuRsTlc nRofs-or Gravel and all affections OF
noys-lot Cys'iu' Hemanria. and all Urinary dscase&
lBiLlous FAMILY fHNsIc-a complete substitute fOr
VEGETABLE EMETIc-GOr Colds, rcver, Ipnammatory com
plants &c
HEPATIC or LIVER rILLs-Gor all Liver complaints. &c
RHEUMATIC LIoUD-iot Khcumati,u,. spran. spinal iui
RHEUMATIC PILLs-for Acute and Chronic Rhumatisrn.
supoRiflc rINCruRE, or SWEATING DRoPs-Cor violent
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Gravel &c.
WORN PowDER-Gor Pin rapc and common Worms. and
also foI an diseases arising from wor.ns.
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NERVOUS PILs-fot Neuralgia and all ncrvou. di..a.,.
VEGETABLE ANrtBILlous PIiLs-for all hillary diseases,
ANTI SSrEPrIC and TONIC Dyspepsia or ndi
se'on ab'ual Coyepes aeSy OF Stomach
fain IN IN. Breast and SIDE, Dizziness,
COUGH pROPS-or Colds Coughs Structure
hammaon irritation OF the Bronchial Tubes Consumption
IRRITATING PLAsTER-fo all deep pains Innamna
ton q Internal Organs Spinal Diseases Deafness Dizziness.
FEMALE flLls-toT Chorcsis and other female complaints
CATARRH POWDERS-ior Catarth N
Al these Medicines put under DR. Bcaehs t-eias
and have his and
ever" box package vial bottle sc prevent public being
imposed upon BY spurious imtatoE
ARTICLES got by Druggists by makers vcoe
eineand IN, public hereby CAUTIONED purchasing
and NrieH signature each at the above named remedies
sold wholesale and retail BY ANDREWS co, Grand Depot
$50 Fulton street New Nork, address
et, post pad
POT farther particulars Dr. Bcaehs Book and Med
eines Pamphlet, wheh be obta ned
nr BEACII'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN ard al the MEDICINES
tot sac by the following Agents
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Farmers of Virginia.

w f. have determined to offer every possible in.
" dueemcn Virginia, upon tide
thing therefore tender
produce Of all kinds the terms with the
BauoTe Our charges be Tor wheat ic busae
bushe. when sold for cash. IL sod upon
required guarantee sales the usual
God will be charged
has lad seventeen years experience IN bust
ect sales good
any hou.r gives ntion tbs branch
r business determined that effort shall be wanting
render entire % hose who may latr0nse
To our euners charge for selling To llse
acquaintance refer Messrs BAIa
70, Warwt Darksil- Capt Benz Sheppard and John NJ.
Or CORY, Esg GEETTER 4 GRETTE3.
doors City Hotel.
la iq-tf -founeriy Eel Tayernl
a tAsH FOR RAGs.-The eFransin Manufacturing Company
- attending extend their manufacture Of Paper viii pay 10
I'D the highest white c0Jued
may forward parcels Of 10 the Eubsct
brr, ~t8 rinremitp pa uIent he may be directed
JOHN RICHARDS,
superintc ndentF rankin MA : Comply.
N,yI
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Il. -. rt,.'. .'' '.- '','' ~ yuI'' matte ni
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Pole Hcau.-iatry 4 ,ma . Lima
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H. Refugee. OF 1000 to
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nO Long Biool Nam. wuiinr
DO White Siicsian Frrbea Sugar
Brogoli-Whte and Purple cap,
CJhbaEc-farly and I arsc Nutk
Eary and Late Barc-sca. Ear
IL Sugsr'olL l.afcc rmmhsld
Large Berger, Flat ull. d
Dumksad savoy. Green curl
ed savoy, Red Dutch
Caulil0Nrr-Tarly AMI ate
Ceicry-Waitr Suid
CsrroJ-io ng Orange, Long Red
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KENT, KENDALL u ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
II MAIN STREET.

HAVE in store, and are now receiving, their
British, French and American Dry Goods for the
trade comprising unusually large and extensive variety
he sold they be bought IN any market IN
this country respectfully invite the attention 81
m. trade KENT KENDALL. n ATWATER
Sem 4
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GARDEN SEED

FRON GROHER or R.NOTN RFPT II TION. IND ~
R-fNTEB FRENH .f-NJ GENUINE,
Wholesale and Retail:
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NEW LAW nnnKs

INV INV HIDDhN
VIE general Laws Of Pennsylvania g.
- prl % 1916 Chrnoogicauy arranged, with
enes o. MI tho decisions of the
giving construction Ia said LAVE and co7cus Index
jams Dunlop of Fishur ntGETT or The nr
hmeniaty aud Registry iaw u at the staes ,mhta
cling references 10 the hainr decisions these
oi the states together with The 70 Asnow
hat" Reiirrhmen etc. by
~ each poerdd by h"f utnsc on the
The nitne execution and operation Of Deeds ard WIZ anI
rd hy On Appendix ~ ' approved IN
stntnis being practical manual and guide Iawyrrs public
officers nnd men ofhusnc' by James Thornton n w
ini published and Tor sale ~ feb nRtNKER a MOHRa
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JUST RECEIVED,
A THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
a. ts.aaLs He'll 81 Hudsou's,
NO. Ii3 E4GLE SQUIRE,

Al BrOOhS- Dttb -
NO. Ii3 E4GLE SQUIRE,
liru NuvEuuEE, ls46.
ENE arc how receiving our third Supply OF
w New and Fashionable Fall and Winter Goods eompri
- c,r. s,ert,,p ~ al the styles DRESS GOODS
sHAvis LAGOS EMRRuDERY, PRINCES RIBBONS, TRIM
MNGS &C &c as fosk OF staple Goods suited TO
m, .s.,n TO which attention of dealers al wholesale
az feeling assured have purchased cur fo's on sush
tam. n. win enable sell them cheap LOT casa 81 J." pun
maj eu.tnu. any selling by IA" piece IN TINS q" an
81, her market We AL aiteauOn tie following Goods VIZ -
Dress sk- latest styles and wide, from 10" p'''d 70 'h
costly
HiFh.c olourcd plaid spun Silks
DO Tauan Plaids, for dresses
RE bR and cnloured watered Silks
PAN Ambini Cashmrrrs and Mouslin de lan,,
New aEd Pyran dal Robes rich colours Ia
low pro. o the costly
CashnrTrs and Mnuslin de LANES for children
Handsome a Pans Broehe Shawls
New s,yle pgiurI Ickeh shaWls
white crimson scarlet HI and Luf FmE Shbc ShaEis
White and crimson cut'd Canton craps do
Nrht. and AID Robes for dresses
Ihst, cooutrd PLAID and ouef syes Bonnet Ribbons
shidtd Snsn niruuns
Rack and oaoufrd a FTin-cs t.imps
Rev STYLE graduated Buttons. trimming dresses
white scarlet and yellow Fanucls OF qualify and ry
asop
Real welsh Panaels lsIrraniss H0Hs shrinking
ribbon bound French Red Blankets
London du aud Amccal Blankets for Negroes,
chased the advance
shungs, Sheengs and Oznahurrs
"a ~ linen and cotton sheetings
French. Ensl 5 and American Cloths aHd Cashmere
Fall and Winter Cacocs, embracing very Laai
some STYLES. :, 10 ard i2e
Tn We the attention Of dealers
noII BROOKS. BELL A HUDSON.
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