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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-29
office.

q IL. those indebted 10 the estate Of John
"A Warren, Senr., decd, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
demanls to present them properly attested.
AMBROSE WHlTrLE. Ad'mr.
Jooe 4t 46
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T0 MQalf.

ByOR the next year, on the most favorable
terms. A building very suitable Tor
Drns Store, Law Office. or other purposes.
Apply to AZ
Inc II
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New Foot and Shoe
eI1HsG.NcU57sECYDESy y,

TIME Subscriber would most respectfully
j ininrm the cilizcrls Of Edgcfell, and the
neighbOring Districts. that he has commenced
the
G ceG Shoe VIA king,
in the Store Immediately adjoining Mrs
Wards Millinery 2tnre, and Is prepared to
make 20 order Boots and Shoes Ct the best
French and American Calf Skin.
Gentlemen wanting good Boot neat and
daras,ia. fccd but leave their order.
Ccrk soIad, double saicd, water proof, walk
ing. and pump soIct Boots.
Fnr fit and style of Workmanship, moi to ne
exceIed anywhere.
WILLIAM M'EYOY.
november 10 If AZ
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EEss5EFEMAD HOTEL,

EEBszMTEEE3AD HOTEL,
791IIE Subscribers announce 10 their friends
4 and he public. that !hcy haze opored
the house lnTlruily occupied ny Mr. E.J. Ryan,
III Edge.ir!d viagr.a aud are prepared 20 ACCOM-
lnndrte all those who may Iavor them with their
;rurrUne@v, --;.i. os"r.r,ahp Glrn ln. themselves
and horses.
Their Table will he always provided with the
best the rar.;c: affords, and attended 10 by
cbIiging AMI competent servants.
Their Siah,es will le attended 70 SO irst rate
oslIers, who will be in waiting Ct al S:onr"', by
ay Of night, to SEQ that hcrscs arc properly Ia
Ion care cf. CHARLES J. GLOVER,
ARMiSTEhD BURT.
sent % Il ID
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w ID. BIHIlnbU.
Wn7iLLlAM 3. BRANNON, one of the
w Defendants in the above named cases
who is now in the custody Of ;lse Sheriff ol the
District of Edgclield, by virtue o: wrIts oil Ca
pias ad salisiacienluu, at the snils OF The re-
speclvc plaintiffs, in the above stated cases.
having filed his petition, with schedule upon
cath, of his whole estate aud elects, for the
purpose u + obtaining the benefit Of the Acts oi
tEe General Assembly, commonly called The
Insnvcut Debtors Act. On motion Of Mr.. w.
w. Adams. Defendants Attorney, public notice
is hereby given, To the said MIliers. Ripley ~
CO., Howard Il Garmany, D. ~ a. Wess"n,
Jonas Cnnkling e Co., Seamnn IL Peck, sur
vvors, f. D. Tanning & Co., and John w.
NIundy, bearer, and all others, the creditors oi
the sad William B. Brannon, that the SAID pc,
| ,ition will be- heard and considered nj Edgcteld
Conr House. on Monday the sixth of March
next. or on such other day as the Court may
order during the term, commencing ON the
first Monday of March next al the said place
and the said Millers, Ripley & CO., Howard ts
Germany. D. d. 4. Wesson, Jonas a. Colk'
| linz & Co, Seaman s. Peck, survivors. L, u.
Tanning & CO.. and John w. hlnndy. bearer
and all others, the creditors of the SAID WIZ
liam B. Brannon. are hereby commanded
either personally or by attorney, then and iherc
TO show cause, if any they can, why the pelt'on
oftile said William B. Brannon shonld MOI pc
heard and granted. and he he discharged rom
confinement, by complying with the AetI
aforesaid, according 10 the terms o me Sa'u
Acts. THO. u. BAUM eeL,1:
| december 8 3m Az
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lYea3 Fail & Eg'SaaSel' &F90t35

Tgea3 Fail 81 EH'SaSel' GF00tg5.
&. a.. a. e. PENN
= q AVE received large and most desirable
L 81 Stock of NEW GOODS, 10 suit tho
season.. consisting of a general assortment of
Staple anal Fancy &ccaiS.
Groceries Of all kinds,
Hats and Caps, Shoes ard Boots;
Hardware and Crnckcry,
Drugs and Medicines,
Books and Stationary,
4 AspIcndid stock Of Bonnets,
And :, VARIETY cinlhcr articles usually kept
in orr line. all Of which will be sold on the most
accommodating terms.
Thcy invite their friends 20 call and examine
The stock, and they promise to give them good
bargains.
septr % II 81
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DIR. JOEL BkANnAM'S
EEWo&EG G. I'd EsSE'-EGFEC
5;G T. D / C. I N E,

4 i o.,c.ius ;.is valuable Medicine TO the peo
Il pie of 5. Carolina ior The relief and ca!e Of
many diseases incident to a Southern climate.
do not claim for it infaIbiy; neither do |
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
IND DYSPEPSIA.
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To TElE PUEsAHG.

Which it is his purpose to ..;ccT as Sach horse
shouid be kcpt, aud will cnly promise to all who
favor him with CALL that lie will DO I'll in his
power 10 please; aud where Us mrcll comfort
and quiei may he expected rs can he foand III
any Public House.
A careful aud altcnii7e fiosller will be kept
constantly in the Stable, and Horses shall be
attended 10 III way that shall give entire sails
factions.
A liberal patronage is especially solicited.
W!l. KEICHAM.
Enmi,arg, March go If 7
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u The friends of WESLEY BOD1E, an
nounce him as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff, ut the ensuing election.
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EeY. GoraioIa's PILLS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

Three steamers are now uue, and we may eX-
rect their arrival at any moment. They Will
irno Two weeks later intelligence.
Till the news is published in the newspaper
,xtras, the Jublic should be on their guard. Ar
r,... ements have been made by the spectators
10 etthe intelligence, and they may succeed in
anti Il ting the Herald, but nous verrons.
TIL albany Journal, of the Both ult., says
I'VE ar, Of opinion that the Belfast (Me Journal not
fnr the way in its surmises We violate pledge
to when that than six months since
we were advised Of projected beacon telegraph to be
extended along the highlands nom Halifax to Portland
or Boston AZ then described to the plan seemed
practicable The topography Of tbs country is said by
gentleman who has taken some pains to enquire into
the be- we'll adapted to the scheme II this Is
So system siqunls could be easily devised For in
stance red signal would indicate rise This, follow
ed by single white rocket ether signal would ndi-
cate an advance Of shiuin< two of two shings, &c
A blue signal would ndicaa all-the extent of the fall
&c similarly expressed We have bu little doubt that
this plan has ethr ready put in operation or
that these dre-work npon hills to test the prac
ticabty OF the ol,r Dealers in produce must govern
themselves accoDdiu ~"
1t has been arranged that the first news from
any OF the steamers shall be issued in ten mi
mixes after its receipt, and we hope that this plan
with succeed
Meanwhile, look out for the blue and red sig
AS, then the white rocket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY l.
The markets for breadstuds were angud to-day, and
prices for -four barely maintained The day
fter the departure Of steamers mail is usually rather
dull especially the of anothers expected arrival
with alb ut two weeks later Sales Of Michigan
aour we're made at 7a7 i2 aud Of Genesee at 81 i2a
81 25the latter figure for good straight brands Some
lots of mixed Michigan reported at So SIX but
the bulk of sales Of fair brands Michigan and Genesee
we're made at $7aS7 lsx parcel Of Gsnesee sold to
arrive In July at 81. White good Genesee wheat was
worth 81 IS. lot Of Illinois red sold at 81 20, and
another of Ohio do sold at 81 as Large sales Of
made both on the spot and to arrive. Northern
round yellow sold at 93a95c; round mixed do sose0c
and western mixed slasSc and Western fat yellow sea
s7c. Large contracts made for Western mixed to
arrive in July August and September, at about Soc
sale ofrye reported at 81 o. sale Of oats was re-
ported at Soc Provisions inactive and sales limit
ed without change in prices Groceries continued mac
tivea and tran actj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

Lock axt for Standardized men, one a man about
SO years Old rather bald the head and rather
gsntemsny man with the of his cut up and
tied with ribbon il his hand and had been in
jured-the othU wasa dark complexoned man about IS
years OF age representing his MIR Williams very
g~neoy dressedealled upon George H. Swords, Of No.
793 Broadwsy aud obtained So from him, saying they
tiona Hail. which proved to be false They showed the
Of some Of most respectable citizens list
whom they had no doubt swindled.
Charge Of False Pretences-CoustabeJ Joseph. OF the
4th ward, arrested yesterday by the name Of
VIM NJ. Frasieron warrant issued by Justice Osborne,
wherein he stands charged with obtaining $500 from
Eeazer enks by false and fraudulent
1t appears from the affidavit filed in the police Office,
that the accused the 18th of May last represented to
MI jerks that he had patent for putting up soda
water in wooden fountains which could be sold at
much cheaper rate than the copper ones; that he
81 Reade street. together with a horse wagon,
ana other materials valued in all ut $1,000 Thus upon
these representations Mr. jerks induced become
partner and paid Frazer 5000 in cash. and $500 in
good security being half of the estimated property
CO. partnership Shortly after the bargain struck
however Mt jerks discovered that bis friend Fraser
was nsolyent and that the representations previously
made IA order to obtain the above Of money,
to bail In the sum of $500 to answer the charge
Furious Driving Officer Dellahant. Of the I'd ward
arrested Yesterday man by the name Of John H. Helm
on charge OF furiousy driving horse and wagon
through Beekman street, imminent danger of life and
hme Justice Drinker fined him SO for the offence.
Construcffpe Larceny 1t was Horton and not Nor
torn arrested yesterday for obtaining watch under
false pretences.
Cndfge 81 h0pe.-Omcers Rice and Corse, Of the LIST
wald arrested yesterday three men, allied Patrick Don
ehue Robert Robinson and Patrick Brien on charge
Of violating the person OF German woman by the name
of Agatha Durr, residing at Water street on Wed
nesday night. 1t appears from the woman's affidavit
tibet she met in the street by Donehue about half
past o'clock aud under pretence of showng her place
she looking for conveyed her to hay loft in that
entity where she saw the other two men, when all three
seized her violently and outraged her person. the
time stealing from her person So in money breast
pin and two finger rings valued in all $40 Towards
the morning when the had fallen asleep she ma
mayed to make her escape and communicated the out
rage to some friends which resulted in the above arrest
Justice Drinker committed them all for further hear
ing,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02
THE PRESIDENT AND THE YANKEES

ADVERTISER IL
Yesterday morning the President IN company with
Mayor Quincy, visited Faneu Hall and Quincy Market
and on his return received the visits of his friends
About 10 O'Clock he rode over to Charlestown and
was met by Mayor Warren upon Warren bridge and
cortsd to the Monument square salute Of twenty
nine guns fired from the navy yard when he ar
rived the Charlestown side Of the bridge aud also
when he reached the Monument square. salute
also fired by Captain Sturgs Of the cutter Hamilton
Bunker Hill presented beautiful sight; the Monu-
ment was gaiy decorated with lines of flags and strips
Of bunting extending from the summit to the base The
ground within the railing reserved for children of
whom about two thousand were present. and In the
square something like three thousand spectators
assembled.
The President preceded by cavalcsde Of about
two hundred and followed by carriages containing
several distinguished citizens Of officers Of
the navy and by the members the fire department
The procession under the direction of Edward
Riddle, chief marshal. spacious pavilion, spenddly
decorated with flags, bunting, and wreaths of flowers
prepared the north side Of the monument for
ceremonies of the occasion.
The President made but short stay He visited the
Mayors house and the Navy Yard and then returned to
the Revere House, where he took dinner and then
escorted the Lowell Railroad depot by the Indepen-
the Governor for the purpose. At the depot he was
loudly cheered
At Lowell great preparations were made to receive
him. The factories closed, and the girls were to
form in line meet the President He to remain in
Lowell night and this morning he departs for Con-
cord The Traveller states that he will proceed directly
from Concord to Portland and without stopping take
will have public reception at Portland (where he is to
remain Sunday and also at Portsmouth pro-
babe that he will then Immediately return to Washing
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

JAcKsoNIsM IN CHIHUAHUA. Who would have
supposed that "Jacksonlsm'' had made its way
chihuahua But so 1t Is Previous to the battle Of
Sacramento council Of officers was held in this city
for the purpose Of devisng practical means to
shield the Mexican soldiers against the American rifles
II was then proposed and carried that 1000 bags should
be manufactured, to be filed with cotton, which the
soldiers should sling on their backs and during the at
tie Of Sacramento found less than loads
Of such bags and not until few days since Mexican
oficer disclosed TO their mysterious object
Chihuahua .anglo- Soron, Mai eh ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

VIM
of Women Second edition. Price 81.
The great demand for this important work of which
thousands sol has compelled the issue Of edition
tv, female getting whether married red
For sale at BURGESS, STRISGER & Co.. 222 Broadway
under the American Museum; 213 Broadway and by DR. A.
Maurceau. at his Medical Oes 1873 Liberty street New
Pha.; C.; F. Fisher Richmond, Va; Geo. Redfed, Troy
Little 4 Co. Albany.
Of posiagc IN all Of the United Staes j2 2sf exS
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manifested by married ladies in the subject treated of this
work has already exhausted the first edition. The terrors
poverty and the prospect Of large family Of children
vent many prudent people from entering the state
but here is work that will tell you important secrets The
author not allowed to state in detail the character the
work but he his female readers that il is unve
sally Of by those for whose benefit it designed
Museum and Zeber Co.. of Chestnut and Third
streets Philadephia and of the publisher No Ann
Letters enclosing ST. addressed the Publisher, will
senong one or two copies post paid, to order. jyl 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning, and will include
full account of every thing of interest that has
transpired for the preceding week.
Among other matters, it will contain a full
record Of the Presidents tour from Sunday
morning last to the nour OF publication; several
interesting letters from Mr.. BENEFITS the latest
news from the army and navy; letters from
Washington tine Legislative proceedings, &c.
Sc, and a full account OF the crops throughout
the country.
II will be embsIished with beautiful en-
craving OF Gen.rl Taylor's kitchen, taken from
drawing made on the spot.
Single copies, in wrappers, slxpence each' OF
So Dc L n.lnum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

can desire @is distressing aud almost
plant in Dr. Woods Sarsapariila and Wild Cher
ry Bers sklhy prepared and delightful Tonic and Ape
rient becoming aud popular. Certif
of the efficacy of this medicine NAV be had the agents
For debility and diseases of the stomach has
rival
Sold Wholesale and retail by Wyatt Ketchum, 12l Fulton
street. 1872 Broadway 81 Blocker street. N Y Price ST.
large bottles. ie2B 81 cod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

THE PEACE PRoPosITIoN FROM MExIco.-The
Boston Post, of the Both ult, says -" We under
stand dispatches have been received Washington
Gen Scott confirming the rumor that peace propositions
had been made to him, by commissioners who met him
the city Of Mexico. This Is In itself important
even though the propositions such II Is reported
via New Orleans he could not accept"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

Urfrom the Ne,o Bruns,cicker of the 10Th we
Ions OF ,ooxing paragraphs - Upwards of 1000 gal
,os VI hmericnn contrabana spirits were seized iast
week oy the officers Of M Customs NJ I,t.i. n,r,.r
hsreor' Mahogany Island and Taylor's Island Tr''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

Gold Pens.-Reader, have you one of these
indispensable arles necessary easy free and good
writing Ifnot get medately Always in order we
lind Them 'h- most economical in The best
nsar the Post 9ce and from their scale of prices, they
either wholesale retail No matter what NAV be the
OF pen wanted find there, and what is better still
from g. TO 6s less il price than at other places.
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This statement exhibits very large increase.
The arrivals in June, l847 were 10, 45S more than
in June, ls45, and 4,79s more than in the same
month last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

THE COMMON CouNcIL.-A special meeting of
the Board of Aldermen has been called for
Tuesday evening next, July 9th, for the purpose
of proceeding with the report of the Committee
on Charity and Aims, relative to the establish
ment of the medical police of the Aims House
Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

South, have as powerful an influence On the
preservation Of the Unicn as the steam engine
or the electric telegraph Our hope is. thal al
the leading statesmen of the country VIII iol0w
the example set before them by these genie
men, the Hon. Dixon H. Lewis ana lew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the large sale OF
Modern Oil Paatings this afternoon No 2i3 Broad
way, stairs. Sale positive-commencng at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

new and beautiful Instruments have received the gen
sss9iv OF s. simplicity and excellence They
article Of the kind which has introduced to the
pnbc In all diseases of chronic nervous character the
success attending their truly wonderful Each machine
BY full directions and warranted Manuac
D. c. MOOREHEAD. 1872 Broadway NJ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02
Portable Dressing Cases, In all that the nau,c

HortuOAc dressing cases, In all that the name
imports compact and complete each article contained there.
~ being OF ne very best quality and Of size
sufficient in itself to recommr nd it. for sale by ~
u. SAUNDERS 4 SON, lit Broadway.
opposite Howard Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

| INpoprANT FROM SOUTH AMEHIcA.-Ihe INTEL
l;gence from Brazil is becoming of considerable
interest. She is not only on the eve of a war
with Buenos Ayres, but she feels disposed to
;rritate us little. We shall have no occasion
10 inure her; with Buenos Ayres she will, pro-
baby, have war;. According to slip from the
Salem Advertiser, the following intelligence from
Brazil, was brought by. the brig Granite, Capt.
Perkins
"The Brazilian government were making active pre-
partitions for war with Buenos Ayrss troops daily
arriving ut Rio Grande and proceeding to the frontiers
and 1t the general opinion that war between the
two governments was inevitable"
INCREASE OF EnGRATIoN.-The following is
the number of emigrants who have arrived at
this port In the month of June for the last three
years
VESSELS AND PASSENGERS ARRIVED FROM FoREIoN
PoRTs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02

~ nicheiieu" Diamond Pointed Gold Pen
mistken idea that the public can be mis-
LED by slang terms articles pay
Tor mere name upon il better The thing has
oeen tried sGain and again and the result has always
RSsA We ask is for the public be,g in mind that the
street and nowhere else and that leave entirely with
mem 70 say they not at So better and cheaper pen than
81 So pencils included - "
FINE Cutlery.-The Subscribers' assert m nt
embraces every possible variety pattern of PEN Pocket Desk
ahd sporting kne with large variety Of choice Razors
Nail Files Tweezers, SC. '
G. SAUNDERS SON, lit Broadway,
few doors above Courtlandt st.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-26
Merchant Tailor. Wood ST., Piilbsurgl

Some two months ago purchased vial Of
DR.. McLane's American Worm Specific.
gave boy Of nine most of vial; he passed
forty very large worms From that time his
health improved very much. had tried two
other Vermiuaes to no purpose. believe DR..
M'Lane's the best article before the public.
d. CALHOUN.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-26

DR.. COLIN S. MAcKENz1Es Toxic FEBRFUGE.-T'his
invaluable medicine has been in for better than
years. certain speedy and safe cuTefor Fever and
Ague, Dumb Ague, Chill, or Intermittent Fevers.-
The steady and increasing demand, with the universal
success attending its USE has gained for it reputa
ton unsurpassed by any other medicines for the above
it stands urivalledl Emigrants and all who are trav
cling west with those who reside in situations where
Fever and Ae and the various forms of Bilious dis
eases prevail, will find the Tonic Febrifuge effect
ual preventative. a s.
Full and explicit directions accompany each bottle.
For sale by w. M. WooIsEY, agent, Evansville.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-26

3FPARTIcU1AR NOTICE TO INvALIDs.-As the sea-
son is approaching when Bilious Diseases in ev-
cry form prevail it behooves all those who are in any
way threatened to make timely resort to Mackenze's
Compound Lirer Pills, few doses of which will
cleanse the stomach OF all morbid matter, restore q
healthy action to the liver purify the blood, and rid
the system at once of disease.
Also those who are in any way troubled with Jaun-
Dice dyspepsia or diseased state ofthe digestive
Sick Headache, Piles; Chronic DiarrhRa, &c. &c.
will find the Liver Pills certain and efectual cure
No family should be without them, for thew are SUI
perior family medicine, our own sales testify
having sold the past II months over 10000 boxes.
Forsae only by w NJ. WooLSEY, agent for the Pro
prietOr, Evansville Ind mays lm
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-26
CONsUMPTION and Liver Complaint

~ DIR. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort has been used
successfully for eight years in the othese diseases
375 Bowery N. Y, all others spurious and unau-
thorized H1f aai
To THE PUBLIc.-We hereby certify that our son,
six years old, suddenly taken ill with fever and
after severe sickness; violent cough ensued.
He was boated his skin was filled, and his physi-
clan said there was no favorable symptom about him
that he had confirmed consumption. AT that time we
procured bottle of that valuable medicine, Taylor's
Balsam of Liverwort. After taking one bottle we be-
gan to have hopes ofhis recovery. He continued
til he had used five bottles. 1t is now a year from
that time, and his health is better than it has been
since an infant. DAVID & HANNAH ROGERS.
Granville. Washington CO. n Y.