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Wholesale Reconciliation.

The able letter of Mr.. Buchanan, recently addressed
TO the committee inviting him to unite with the democ
racy OF Old Berks In their Harvest Home Celebration on
the 2sth utmo has given high offence to the federal
press, and torrents OF the berest abuse have been
poured out upon him. because he has dored not only to
urge upon the democracy of the Keystone State the i'm
porance OF unrng vigilance the approaching contest
Tor governor but because, the delicate and danger
Gus question OF slavery, he unite with the fana-
tics OF the north in their mad crusade against the integ
rity of the Union
The N. Y. Evening Post, the North American & Ga
zette and the Richmond Wing, seem TO be particularly
chafed, and the latter paper takes hard about it.
that il has repudated the whole democratic party OF
Pennsy lvanla declaring most emphacaly, that how
ever much his party may need preparation for the ap-
preaching Storm they will seek it in the alliance
of Pennsylvania democrats. Democrats of Pennsylvania
remember that The fedealiss desire no alliance with
you and when they come counting next fall we trust
that you will not fail to remind them of this DISPLAY of
their independence.-jp Winchester Vuginian
TO SURGEONS AND pUHsERs of the United states
Il N"vy--Recetved this day from London Epaulets I'm,
broderes, and Shoulder Straps Tor Surgeons and Prsers
;. Navy, coniomably win the regu alton of NV n
IlS7. OWEN EVANS g. fo -
Military and Naval Merchant Ta'ors
pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
Aug 3l-2aw6w,
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J7DUCATION. REV. d. MCARTER'S BOARDING
T. SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN, stras
burg Lancaster county, PennThc whole expenses for
board, tuition, washing, Nc per session OF months, 55
The winter session viii commence the first Monday OF
November. Parents guardians wishing place their
sons wards in good school, for circular, references Mc
address Rev. ID. MCAkTER, Principal,
Sept II-dtINov. Strasburg, Lancaster CO.. Penn
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Georgetown College. ID. q

Georgetown College, ID. q.
FINHE classical exercises of this college will on
Wednesday, the 18th of September. The terms are as
ioliows
Board tuition, stationery, washing and mendng linen and
stockings, medical aid and medicine, per $500
For half buaraers I2J
For day scholars 30
Graduation fees 3
All charges must be paid halfyeary in advance No de-
business addressed to the president or treasurer
must be post paid.
THOMAS. f. MULLEDY
Aug 2lr-Gi psnsi,ent
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A GIVE sERvICE.-Iavng been authorized by the
IA Secretary OF War to raise company oil active young
men to operate against the gueras those who anxious
to enter the service will now have fair opportunity This
corps Is designed TO operate between Vera Cruz and the
city OF Mexico for the purpose OF keeping open The base Of
the operations OF General Scott, which will be active
service. Young from the surrounding country viii
find this most exciting campaign and if they should feel
disposed to enter the service by application at the renez
vous in Washington they Will be mustered into the service
and instructed the school OF the soldier the squad and
company drill, which will render them fit for immediate
service on arriving at the seat Of war.
L. i. ROBINSON, Captain
Sept2 NAT Intel. please
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NEW WINE STORE, No. So CHESTNUT STREET
JAMES BAIE, late of the firm of Ciowen Jacobs II Co.,
respectfully announces that he has fitted up the store No.
IS Chestnut street. few doors below Third street. and
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, as Wine
Store where he will keep welselectsd stock
approved varieties of wines, brandies aueurs London
brown stout Scotch ale, and finest brands of choice
cigars, &c.
Private gentlemen, hotelkeepers and others in the
tr are invited to call and examine his stock Sept
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION!-Those who have
rolled themselves for the corps which raising are
requested to report themselves at the Rendezvous in Wash
ington Saturday next, TO be tered into the
vice, that they may be rendezvoused Fort Nc Henry for
instruction and those young men who nave made up their
minds to their country requested to forward
and enrol themselves am anxious leave for the
OF war ut the earliest practicable moment
SeptS Il. b. ROBINSON, Captain.
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HATS.
| NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN 1917
IN STEVENSS Gate Fsh's)
Gentlemeps outftiug store, Browns Hotel

" SIEVENSt IIate FIsh'sJ
Genlemep's outftug store, Browns Hotel
Sept Tiff
IRISH SIiEETINGS AND LINENS.--We have received
case Ncholsons linens, good article, at So
do Richardson's medium AKA. tne
~ piece. 81 Irish slleetngs, very cheap
5 do I2A do do
do 124 Barnsley do
With large stock Of damask tabecotls diapers nap
kins, doieys, NC, all very cheap
Sept. l0-3uf ID. CLAGETT & co.
(tLOTHs AND CASsIMEREs-We have received
" 10 pieces genuine French cloths, assorted
do doeskin and other styles French cassimeres
80 do English and domestic do do
90 do oWprced cassimeres, suitable for boys and
youths, which will be sold very cheap. 30 o
Sept l0-3tif ID. CLAGEfT & co.
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WANTED. good plain Cook---A slave would be Pr
Sept 3-d2w
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-14
Ds'. Eery2eGre1h's PIlEs!!s

NM7 HEN The body is subject to many chan
Wv ges, it requires Medicine. Sudden:
changes from very hot, TO chilly weather, are
unlavorable 10 the health; and 1t is a fact mi.
versaly admitted, that heat and moisture are;
powerful agents in producing disease. and that Z
constant dry and constant we. weather are both;
favorable to its generation; it does moi signify
what we call il; it may be ague-it may be
bilious lever-it may be yellow feVer-il may.
be dysen,ery-it may be Iheumatism-it may
he bronchlis-it may be cholic-it may be-
constipation of the bowels-it may be infam-
nation of the bowels-it may be inflammation
OF the slomach-it may be nervous affection z
but still it is disease, and disease curabIe by I
the Brandreth Pills, because they remove all Z
impurities from the body, all that can many
manner feed The lurther progress of the mala-
dy; no matter how called !; thus these pills are
not only the most proper medicine, butgeneraf.
ly the only medicine that need or oughtto be
used. Si.y - :Ss--55ssss
Remember, Druggists are not permitted to-
sell my PilIs-if you purchase ;of; themy you will
obtain counterfeit. b. B.BRAsDRETH, IN. De-.
DR.. Brandrcths Principal Office 24l Broad
way, N. Y; other Offices in New York; ~
Dislst Sy sgFRSo g. RoBERTs fa!H ess
House, KENRIcKs THaYER, Hamburg, and
SmYLEY's Store, Meeting street.. ".
Every Agent having the genuine has aicer.S i
ti6cate ofAgency, signed by the Doctor him
SELF .z..r.se ,sts-;;.;fs
june 80 I'm 90
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G. l., & E. Penn, g. Co.

james B. Harris.
EAMES B. HARRIS being now in the
CD custody Of the Sheriff of Edgefield Dis.
trict, by virtue Of writ of Capas nd Satis(a.
ciendum, at the suit Of G l.. & E. Penn & Co.,
and having filed in my Office schedule oil,
oalh of his whole estate aud effects, real and
personal, with view to obtain the benefit Of
the Acts of the General Assembly, commonly
called 1.-The insolvent debtors Act. On motion
ofMr. Tompkins, defendants attorney, Public
Notice is hereby given, 10 the said G. L. d =.
Penn g. Co., and all others, the creditors OF the
said James B. Harris, ihatt the said petition will
be heard and considered. at Edgefeld Court
House, on the sixth day of October next, or on
such other day as the Court may order during
the term, commencing on the frs, Monday Of
October next, at said place; and the said G. L..
& E. Penn & Co., and all the others, The cre-
dtors of the said James B. Harris, are hereby
commanded, then and there either personally,
or by attorney. to show cause, if any they can.
why the petition Of the said James B. Harris
should not be heard and granted, and he be
discharged from confinement by complying
with the acts aforesaid, according 10 the terms
OF said acts.
Clerks Office, July 2nd, Js47.
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HEALTHMADE EASY. 80
I'D R (. II zE ,R O.Y5IS.ss

EHCiaDLE UNlPERSALfPlLLS.
ENHE startling drawback ON nearly n Me-
"a dicinal Agents has ever been thai; in the.iif
process ofpurgation and purifcatiolifley hnge
also Detilitated the System Hence Pdrsotiye
Medicines have awaysbee regarded d.assatbests
but Necessary Ecl, Patients resofting 10 them
for the relief of one disease at the fexpence of5:
another.-To obviate this Physicians have long;
sought ior an Agent that would at the same I
iIme'PURGE, PURIFY and 'STRENGTH-S
EN-. But their efforts were nearly .fruiiless,
and they had almost despaired Of success when
the labors of science, and research: were fa.g
warded by discovery whiehfully realized the
.londest desires Of the. Medical FacuIty, and
which sjustly regarded as one of the most im.s
portant Trlumphs that Pharmacy has ever az
chleyed.-l'hls important desiderafuniis is iian
ed DR.. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLEUNIVER.s
SAL PILLS, which purify the Blood and ne.
move all corrupt and yitated humors, and IN. {
healthy accumulations from the body in a man.
ner never before rivalled, and which yet3pross
duce no weakness or lassitude whatever. buf9
GU the contrary, tone the Stomach and inyieo.%
rate the constitution during the progress Of f,heir
operations DIR. LIE Roy's Pills, in fact unite 4
those heretofore irreconcilable,i but most desirl
able qualities, Evacuation and Inyigoration, for
H'CJ a. SuiIic u SlhENGIHEN<&
ING PURGATIVE, anda PURIFYlNG,TosS
MIC. i:se5zs.sss.r
The two principle ingredients fnsDrsI,sas
Roy's Pills are WILD CHERRY and sSAR.4
SAPARlLLA, so prepared that each -prolnoias
the beneficial effect Of the other: The former
strengthening, while The latter throushis uuion :
with various vegetable ingredients, eYac a,es, 3
and purifes-ihus they superinduce no. torpid z
ity or lassitude of the Digestive Functions, and
hence their operations are attended by; ;no Re-.
action, or subsequent Costiveness. - 81 81
DR.. LIE Roy's Pills are the most active and ];
searching Medicine in existence. They al once
attack the very root of Diseases. and Their acss
lion is SO promp'. thar in an hour or Two after
they are taken, the patient is aware Of ttiieirs
good effects: They not only operate on .ihe; Y
Blood, but also on the chyle, (which the blood
is formed, and this secures good blood from. the.
fountain head, moreover they produce neither
nausea, gripping or debility, and as a family
Medicine they have no rival.-Pice 25 CEsTs
per Box. 8, - - ~; q 60
For sale by ]. D. TIBBETTs, Edge6sId I
c. H., s.. G. july7 6ln "a ~
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Pile Medicine.

In addition 10 its being positive remedy E.
the Piles, it never fails 10 cure that lNTOLn,
RABLE ITCHING, which is so very com,noe
and has its location in the same parts as III
Piles,
Read the following from the editorial CO.
lumns of Alexandcr's Weekly Messenger
Found at tast-A cure for the Piles.-Pbysi-
clans and Chemists have long been anxious 10
discover medicine that wonld cure one orthe
mostlroubesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has al last been the result. DR.. JACKSON'S
PILE EMBROCATION not only stops all
bleeding, allays pain and inflammation, subducs
that nto!erabe itching, but ctfectually cures,
like charm, and in very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
For sale by r. S. ROBERTS, Agent,
Edgeficld Court House, South Carolina.
march 10 If
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Ill zzIsaS salS
% 4 q ! = ] g. s1
INTERROGATION
Warranted to Cure.
March /, 1s47,

HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES, is disease
produced by local irritation, cosvencss, purga'
tive stimulantB, undue determination Of blood
10 the hemorrhoda vessels by excessive riding
or walking. or congesiive state of the liver,
and pecuIiarity Of the constitution itself.
1t is usually considered under three forms.
or varieties us folows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is so common, and so very well
known, that description its symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use of the
Enbrocation in the cure Of this disease, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ad-
wise their patients 10 try it, as the only
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NEW GOODS.

YWNHE Subscriber is now receiving splen'
Il did Stuck OF NEW GOODS S at the
Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley 81
Bryan, consisting Of all kinds of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, CROCKERY, SHOES,
AND HATS,
TO which he invites his friends aud The public
10 call and examine for themselves, before pur=
chusnS elsewhere.
N. B. Goods very low for Cash.
3. C. BRYAN.
April 9th 1S47. If 12
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june 80

TNOR the cure of DEAFNESS, Pains, and
IL the discharges Of matter from the Ears.
Also, all those disagreeabIe noises, like the
buzzing of insects, falling of water, whizzing of
steam, &C., &C., which are symptoms OF ap-.
proaching Deafness, and also generally attend.
ant with ihe disease. Many PERSONS who have.
been deaf for ten, fifteen and twenty years, and
were obliged to use ear trumpets, have, after
using one or two bottles Of this medicine,
thrown aside their trumpels, being made per-
lectly well.
The application of,he Oil produces no pain,
but on The contrary an agreeable and pleasant
sensation the recipe for this Medicine has
been obtained from an Auist of great reputa.
ton, who has found, from long observation
that deafness, in nineteen cases out Of twenty
was produced either from want of acuon In
the nerves of hearing, or dryness ns,be ears S
his object, therefore. was to find something
that would create healthy condtioni in those I
parts. After long series of experiments, his
efforts were at last crowned with success, hin Z
the discovery Of this preparation; which has
received the name Of" SCARPA'S CONE
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL" It has be en-
used in this country about six years, and So
wonderful has been its effects in curing and re &
naming the deaf that from pure motives ofhu-s
manity, it is now offered to the public, that alt:
may have an opportunity Of proving ts efica-..
cy. long list of certificates might be given.
but such is The confidence in the medicine, and
so high its reputation, that but few ofihem will /
be published. iss
II /, only necessary to add, that this medicine
has been recommended and used by many of
the best physicians and surgeons IN Europe;
and in this country.
For sale by K. S. ROBERTS, Agent Edge
field Courthouse, South Carolina. .sss
march 10 IF - =
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BeckaUitEe's Pills,

FEHHE Proprietor, many years ago, while
I'll searching for remedy for his own Ill
health which the prescription of the day had
failed 10 benefit, 10 hit upon the composition OF
these Pills, and they proved entirely successful
in restoring his health. Their composition
was freely communicated to many Physicians,
and it was not the design Of the Inventor that
they should extend beyond the private practice
of himself, and that of his medical friends. Ap.
plicationS- for them, however, began TO multi
ply, and he was advised by many of his profes.
sional brethren, and other gentlemen, of char
acler aud distinction, TO prepare quantity Of
them and place them in the hands Of an apo
ihecary Even this seemed insufficient, and he
was urged to send them. by means oGagencies,
throughout The country. Calomel had long
been comm IN domestic remedy. There was
SCARCELY a farnil -rvI,icl1a.riai ofis-was4not
10 be found, and in which it was not used with
degree of freedom from which well inform.
ed Physician should shrink. A strange iniatu
ution TOO seemed to exist among many Of the
Faculty. Hardly case was prescribed for,
whether acute or chronic, in which calorpel
was not given, in some stage of the disease,
without fear or reflectioni and thousands are
still suffering from its pernielous effects. Cal'
omel is, without doubt, most valuable medl-
cine, and in some cases may be regarded as
essential, but il should not be stricken from the
list of domestic remedies, and be administered
only under the prudent and judicious advice
of thoughtful Physician. Upon uial, by many
Physicians and others, these Pills were found
to be substitute Tor me,curial preparations i'll
large number Of cases, and hence their popn-
larty, and the large demand for them. The
idea of obtaining Patent for them was never
entertained, nor has i, been sought To this day.
1t was believed that by giving thema popular
form and circulating them through the country,
thousands would be benefited by their use,
who would. otherwise, never hear of the pres.
cription and never learn that preparation had
been compounded which rendered the inds.
crimnate and pcrnicious use Of calonel un.
necessary. These were some of the induce.
men,s which led the Inventor Of the Pills 10
10 consent that they should become an object of
public sale
None are genuine without tie signature Of
JNO, BECKWlTH, NJ. D.
For sale by, X. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field G.. H.. South Carolina.
April % 6m IA
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NOTICE.

MNR. ROFF, who held condlionally all in.
I've. terest in the right of EdgefeId District,
10 Hotcllkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (PatenD
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma e any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
right, and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. T. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power TO act rs our agent.
COTHRAN d. MOORE.
March /, 1S47. If 6
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PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
I'D Edgefeld District


- Edgefeld District
Whereas Oliver Towles hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration. on all
aud singular The goods and chailels, ,rights
aud credits Of Saml. NJ. Chapelllate of.he
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred and cred
ilors Of the said deceased, 10 be ard appear
before me, al our next OrdinarY', Court
Tor The said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House, on the 19tli day Of
July inst, to show cause. ifSany, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this tho
5th day oi July, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, and in The I'D year of Amer
can independence.
JOHN HILL, O.E ID.
July6 2t "a
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New Trusses for Ruptelres,
RIDDLES TRUSS AND ABDOMI-
MAI, SUPPORTER,

ISOCb1 hiNN
NAL SUPPORTER.
YByHE Subscriber having bought the Patent
IL Right of Rilde's Trusses and Abdomi-
nal Supporters, recommend them to the pub.
lie, as the most valuable, and perhaps only in
srument of the kind that perform cure in
almost every case of Rupture. It is adapted
10 the anatomical structure of the Pelvis, and is
admirably calculated to relieve these severe ca.
ses of Prolapsus Utcr, or falling Of the womb.
which make the patient suffer so much to the
universal destruction Of health. The AbdomI-
nal Supporter is eminently serviceable in
Piles, never failing to cure them by removing
the cause.
Persons having Negroes ruptured, may have
cure guaranteed, and The terms not more than
one third of what the hand would be increased
in value. Where the cure cannot be effected,
from the destruction of the parts by time, the
Truss will enable the wearer TO encounter the
most severe work ofany kind. Planters would
do well 10 attend to this notice.
Price of Truss S. without guarantee, and
$50 or 500, or as may be agreed on tor cure.
r. S. ROBERTS.
may 26 81 Is
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

c,,''s: o,,,'. :; : : l.''s,' n.''s, ca. s..
THARLES b. CARTER who is now in
" The custody ofthe Sheriff of Edgefeld
District, by virtue Of the surrender of his bail,
at the suit of Garvin g. Hanes, having fled
his pettinn with schedule on oath, Of his
whole estate and effects, with the purpose of
obtaining the benefit Of the Acts of the Gene
raj Assembly, commonly called the Insolvent
Debtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby given
to the said Garvin & Hanes, and all tie other
creditors ofthe said Charles B. Carter, that the
SAID petition will be heard and considered on
the sixth day of October next, at Edgefeld
Court House, or OH such other day as The Court
may order during the term, commencing on
the first Monday in October next, at said place
and all the creditors of the said Charles B. Car.
ter, are hereby summoned. personally, or by
attorney, then and there in said Court, TO show
cause, if any they can, why the benefit Of the
Acts aforesaid. should not be granted 10 the
said Charles g. Carter, upon bis executing the
assignment required by said Acts.
THO. G. BACON, CLerk.
Clerks Office, 2nd July, l947.
july3 3m "a
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Starvation at Sea.-Tbe Boston Post
states that three vessels wero boarded on
the oath inst, from Nova Scotia, each
having number of passengers on board,
mon, women and children, and not par.
ticle Of bread in either vessel. They were
supplied with sufficient for their imm ediate
wants. and they passed onward on their
way 10 the harbor.
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The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens Of the District, for the liberal man
ner in which they have supported him in his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find il to their advantage TO con.
tinue their patronago---zJ JJOHN-IYoN.-
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The dir Line Railway.-A resolution.
passed the Commencement House Of Rep
resenlalives on Tuesday, authorizing the
New York and Boston Railroad Company
10 commence operations when the sum OF
100000 is subscribed 10 their stock-bul
prohibiting them from building the bridge
over the Connecticut at Middletown ill
the sum of S2,000,000 is subscribed.
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Notice.
a LII persons lddebted to the estate OF DR..
IN Augustus w. Burt, decd, are requested
10 make immediate payment, and those having
demands against said estate, are requested to
present them for payment, properly uttested.
VIM. NJ. BURT, Admir-.
june 16 If 2f
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Sand Soap Balls.

Sand Soap Balls.
WyHESE highly perlumed Balls surpass
IL any Flesh Brush, in cleansing the pores
o. the skin, and ladies riding, gardening, OF
painting, and gentlemen shooting, hunting
fishing, &C., will find the improved Sand Balls,
pleasiugly efficacious, in removing all hard,
ness, stain, redness, &C., and render the skin
soft and pliable.
They form fine cream lather, with the
hardest or sea water.
For sale by
;une 16 81 81