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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-13
DIR G. GODS!
FROM Is TO25 PER CENT LESS
THAN LAST YEARS PRICES! !
AT II. Brennan's Cheap
DRY GDOsbS STORE. 8

Opposite the MGnsl0n H0uSe ana heI'
door to Hand g. Williams Gro {
eery Store, augusta, Ga.
yE- He undersigned has received his supply
q of Fall s. Winter Good, nmnng which are
Figured. Walercd and plain buck silks,
Black Apacas and BOmbazines,
Colored Alpnccas, plain aud satin striped,
French Cashneres and English hlerinos,
50 pieces Muslin DeLanes. l2t to Is cents.
80 do Cashmerrs, 25 to so cents.
100 dn Scotch and French Ginghams, 12I
To 81 cents.
500 pieres Prints. from 10 l2i ceuts per yard
10 bales brown Shrlings aud Sheetng, ia
10 cents
Fringes Glmps aud Buttons,
R!eache; si,irlings, etc 5 to u! cents,
IRISH Lnems aud Table Damasks,
Needle worked Collars Chemlsctts,
Irlsl. Linen aud thread Edgings.
Linen Cambria lIandkeichiefs, Ga 10 81 cents
Hosiery, Gloves R'bbnns Lacrs, rtc
Cloths, Cnssmercs, Twerds and Ermnells, .
sallineIs. Kentucky Jeans and Kerseys, ~
Negru and Machinaw Blankets,
Fine Bed aud Crib do
A few cases nf Hats and Shines
N. B.-rrim,s und n"mestcs. go per cent
css than last years prices.
New Goods rrcrlved weekly by the Steamer
Parcels delivered in Hamburg free OF charge.
T. BRENNAN.
Oct 25 Gin 90 (.
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npeRggMAD, S. 6, DMuaalana 49, oaeae
From tks Tsmperance Adcocate

!. NO LICENSE IN GREENVILLE.
The5following communication addressed
10 Judged Neall, is so very honorable Il
The iauib9r, the inhabitants of Greenvlllt
village. anda The same time, so very i'm
porla0i:iFiis character. that we trust th'
writersWill excuse the publication Of il
The stana assumed by the Town Council
|of GIeefSille is truly noble one, and
worthy alkimita,ion. Our readers vii
rememhsSsfha we published the 'Ordi'
nance, referred 10, in our last.
The:leiler rom Judge O'Neall will be
.read&iiitin,eresl. j. gives an encourag'
ing Eaccol9t tofihe prngfess Of temperance
10 Yotkssld Lancaster:
GRtrEvILLE, Nov.l4 1913.
IS Dtar:ssr: Yin will be grari(ird 10 learn
that our guwn Council have ordained that
no Retaa aor Tavern License shall be
granted i'd Gree,ville after the first Of Jan-
iuarys nexIkat which time the existing li-
:censessailyexplre.
Thisueasure was introduced by our
newly eletted lnrenlant. and passed unan-
irnously. The citizens generally sustain
the moveHen, heartily.
Nones}Jfxlhe Council are members nf
Teppersfce Socicties. bU, they have in
this matter, done The cause good services
and desenes The warmesl thanks of it,
friends. 53t
The .l;9lor gentry are surprised and in
;dgnant;snSany Of them supported and rs-
gardea hin as their fii"nd They complain
that asanpd and familiar visitor Of their
:templesshs has treated them badly. He
.replipsslf,aI his familiarity with them ena.
'bles him.ia see fully The evils of the system
and is lhes,est reason for his opposition to
them.
5, The entnies or Temperance. Religion.
and ordeFare sien'; they cannon charge
.lha..mo ovsIaeil. on the ''bigotry of Tempe
rance and 1eligion." The truth is that the
evil has worked its own cure; il had be-
come insdferahlo, and the Gianl is be-
beadedawiih his own sword.
Hoping kfor. the reform that stability
swhiehit sseryes, ] remain yours very
Respectfully, s--------s.
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IS SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 81.
To JoHHE. Bowman. Esq

To JoHHiE. BowmAN, Esq
My DIR Sir-ls reached home last
night frog my circuit. Saturday was a
"a at eC,iiess
Ter, closed I'M spow Storm, The tops of
The houses Sunday morning were while
with SNOW This is the: second snow Storm
which EhaM seerin Noyenber.,Ein 1909,
or 1910. j Hitiessed one while j was a
student al lie ,Newberry Academy. The
miuler seemE to- have begun early, and !
fear is to be ia lizard and trying one. But
God, gnod as:He always is. both to man
and beast. Has provided ample supplies in
the pro.luclss6f The field and The forest.
Never haveHseen. such supply of mast
and other wild:lruil.
But we have much to do to save men in
such winler. Howmany poor drunkards
mus, rass away unless Temperance can
be made paramount. The foregoing letter
without consulting my friend who wroteit it.
! seud TO youjfor publication. The names
ought nolo he omitted. /, contains how
ever. TOO good news TO be withheld.
All York, we had noble temperance
meeting on Friday night Of Court. /, was
a very cold night. The village was. how,
ever, weIlrepresented. How many signed
canno, exactly state; presume, howev.
er, moi less than twenty, perhans more
The Rev. Mr.. Bishop, Messrs. Moore,
Sadler, Bell, and Mccoy, seemed TO he de.
terrlined the cause shnuld nor slumber OF
sleep. Mr., Bell is young and promising
lawyer. He is beginning right. and
hope every friend Of temperance, in the
State, who may have business to do il
York. will remember Thomas Bell Esq
and give him helping hand, by giving
him their business, or al least portion o
il. Al Lancaster we had on Tuesday
night Of Court, good meeting. Ou'
friend MIR. Wylie. was at his post, anG
when thai is The case, ynu know tempe
rance has at least one untiring champion
Nine signatures were Standardization
Winnsboro', Chester. York. aud Lancas.
ter, are all ripe for the Divisions of The
Sons Of Temperance. ! hnpe the Crane
Division will give full authority To ou
brother: Duryee, and dispatch him gu Iha
business as soon as our Convention is over
Your friend,
]. r. O'NEALL.
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New Boot and Shoe
M MANDATORY
Brought to the Jail

AR tins District, n neg, man who says his
~ same is HARRY, aud that he belongs 10
Mr.. Samuel Yonng, oi Laurens District, s. c
Said fellow is about five feet, 5 or6 inches
high, about 40 years Of age, Of dark complex.
ion. He has scar over his right eye and one
near his left eye. his for finger on his righl
hand has 5ecn blokcn, his forehead svery fit;
he says he Runaway sometime in May OF June
last. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away or he will be dealt with according to law.
A. II. BURT. J. E. d.
Dec 6. 1S4S If 46
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VIM, Ketchum & Co.

ENAKE pleasure IN returning their CRATE
Id ful acknowled smenls for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon lhem and
hope by liberality and fair dealing TO merit a
continuance.
We now invite The attention OF onr numer..
ous friends and customers nd the public gems
crnlly, TO our new stock Of
FINE, FASHIONABLE AND
CHEAP FANCY AND
STAT PIE DRY GODS.
Selected by one Of the Firm during the las
month from the
Neu York and Philadelphia Markets.
Our assortment will comprise every article
usually called for in this Market and we pledge
ourselves not to be undersold by any 10, Ham
burg or Augusta.
Goods always shown with pleasure. No
charge for looking.
Give US q call
N. B. Store in the American Hotel Build
ings, Hamburg S. Z.
Oc,4 lst 81
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/
Kendall was never known 10 ride
with Jack Evcril, again.
RECOVERED LAKE.-A singular acci-
dent occurred on the Michigan central
railway, 1t became necessary to carry
grading or embankments of fifteen feet
high across low piece OF ground con.
tanning about 100 acres, nearly dry
enough for plowIand. When they had
progressed with the grading for some
distance, j, became too heavy for the
soil TO support, the crust Of the earth
broke in, and the cmbankment sunk
down into seventy nine feet of water
II appears that the piece of ground had
been lake, bu, had collected a suil of
roots, peat, muck, sc. on is surface, ap>
parenlly from 10 to Is feet thick which.
had become hardened ard dry enough
(ol farm purposes. Mr.. Brooks thought
it would have supported an em5ankment
Of five feet in thickness, and that if it
had NOT been necessary for them to have
one much heavier, it would have sup-
ported the road, and the fact might
never have been discovered that il rested
on the sulface Of a lake.-N. Y. Star.
DOMESTIC SILK GooDs.-Mr. II. l.. Jef.
(ers, Of Hamburg, has shown W three
pieces Of colored domestic silk goods, one
of the patterns for Iady's dress. which
for evenness of thread. fneness of texture.
and beauty of finish, reflect high credit on
the skill oftho manufacturer. These goods
are the hand work of Mrs. Jeffers, OK An.
delson, S. c. a lady six 1--we years Of age,
who reared the worms, reeled The eacoons.
spun, dyed, and wove the silk herself In.
duslrious, and conrent with reasonable
reward for her we'll directed labor. Mrs. J..
has pursued the business fifteen yearssand
has now.the honor ef having dcnonstra..
led in practical and commoD sense Way.s
that silk goods can be made as area soma !
BILE profit iu this. climate. yvhas, specu-
.la,ionsa in The eggs ofsilk wsstns and iu !.
morus lnul,icauIistwigs and buds ought ,iif 10
fail. as They did, those that are willing 10 /
earn their money, need have no extra
fear a q,
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$25 REWARD.
Estray Horse.

+ EstESy ane -
FNNoLLED before me. Ivy Elijah Dorm. liv.
! . ing near Slesp py Creek P. o., Edgeheld
District. an estray horse, about eight years
old fifteen hands high, light grey COLOR, icit eye
weak, back somewhat hurt slightly marked by
skirts nf the Saddle. shod all round, and ap'
praised at thirly-fve dollars.
J. QUATTLEBUM, NJ. E. D:
Nov. Ia - So lm4 AZ 3
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.5mendiag Tie Sub 1.reasurar "A WASH,
inton letter announces. apparenlly bysau-.,
horily. that '.lhe ouiy features @iiea.Wlts,
he touched by !he Secretary ofthe TreaslfS$
ty, in his report, beer before recommend
ed by him. One is 10 permit Assistans
Treasurers 10 draft on each other, for the
purpose of enabling the United States
Treasufers to remove balances from place
TO place, by selling the draft iD the mar
kel; and tho other TO allow drafts upon
Assistant Treasurcrs 10 be paid in a. the
custom couse for duties. BY this means,
The endles transfer Of big bags and boxes
of specie from banks to custom house, the
counting Of it, and its return 10 The banks
often in the course Of the day, will be
avoided" The effect of this will be to
make The Independent Treasurer al New
York the leading drawer Of bills of ex-
change Oh the various ciIies Of the Union,
and do away with The burden Of The
clause that requires coin for revenue.
Bc,uare Of Counle:jeits.-We have be.
fore US spurious Twenty Dollar Note of
the Bank Of Georgetown, and understand
that a number Of lhem are in circulation in
Columbia and in Alabama.
To guard The public as much as possible
against Them, we will explain. as Tar as in
our power, how 'he counterfeit can be
distinguished from the genuine. The pa
per on which the counterfeit is printed is
dark and harsh-he vignette Of, female
q! The top aud centre, and more especially
the ship in the distance. are badly execu-
led-lhe numerals xX, and The general
engraving has also darker shade. The
signature Of the Cashier is well done, and
that Of the President passably, although
more lightly written on the spurious than
he genuine. The counterfeit is made
payable to A. g. Rose. This gentleman
is The Cashier of The Charleston Bank, and
the name has been probably inserted in
this case with deceptive views.
To 'hnsc who are not critical in their
knowledge as TO counterfeiIs. and have no
genuine note Of the same denomination
before them. we would suggest that the
paper and the vignette and ship are the
most dislinguishabIe marks by which 10
judge whether the note is counterfeit or
uol. -"
The spurious bill is so we'll executed
that II will require much care to prevent
imposilion.-Courier.
Observation-Disclosures is a great differ
ence in The conduc, Of man who fall into
misfortune. The fool generally resorts to
drinking, aud eudeavors TO drown bis re-
Elections in The vortex of dissipation. But
truly wise man setIs about retrieving his
icondition and repairs the breaches mado
in his affairs. The result is that the fool
generally lals.a wrelched victim 10 his
course, and leave his family beegared AMI
disgraced, while The wise man recovefs
from his tall, and gains bis former state OF
prosperity.
The New Constitution of France was
TO be ilaugraIed with mucht!pomp and
ceremony on Sunday, The Cath ull. The
constitution was adupIed in the Assembly
l. j
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aa "a loT -Suertd iol EdSs
field District attlie next election.
- = 0-P We are authorized TO annoance IL.
WUITAKER, rs a candidate tor ue oihce
Of Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
The Friends of w NJ. r, BCILEK, Esq"
announce him as Candidate Tor Sheriu u Tue
0SThe Friends Of ALFRED MAY
announce him as Candidate Tor Sher'n,
ut the ensuing election.
FOR CLERK.
Nr.We are authorised to announce
WW. nj, JOHNSON, Esq, candidate
fnr Clerk Of the District Court oil >Edseheld
at The ensuing election. ,,,
DT The friends of PETER QUATTLE-
BUN, Esp. announce HIM as canaida'e Tor
the Office iot Clerk of The Court OF Common
pIeas of1his District, at The ensuing election
We are authorized To announce lHOS.
G BACON, q candidate for election as
Clerk of the Court. TO- Edg"6cld District.
u The friends of E. PENN. annuunce
him as a Candidate for lie Office Of Clerk
at The ensuing elecii"n.
FOR ORDINARY.
We are authorized to announce EDWARD
PRESLE1, us Canulaele IoT i've oluCe VI
Ordinary at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
WILLIAM H. MOSS, as a Candidate
for the Office Of Ordinary al the ensuing
election.
p The friends of HENRY T. WRIGHT
Esqr. announce him as candidate for the Of
flee of Ordinary Of this District, al the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce Maj.
w. l.. COLEMAN. as q candidate fer
Ordinary al The ensuing election.
The friends of HUGH A. NIXON. Esq.
respectfully announce him as u Candidate
for The Office Of Ordinary, at The nexl
Election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
The Friends Of Maj. +. W. BURT, an
nounce him as candidate for Tax Colec
Tor. al The ensuing election.
The friends Of Col. QUATTLEEUM,
announce him as candidate for Tax Col
lector, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce WIN l..
PARKS, as a Candidate COR Tax Coliec-
tor, al the next election.
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NO. ~.

ion, who was leaning upon his elbow in
the middle ofthe street, aud excIaiming,
II told you he was a tall kind of horse 80
Kendall was never known 10 ride
with Jack Evcrilt again.
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The New Constitution of France was v,
TO be iuaugraed with much !pomp and
ceremony on Sunday, The L2tt ul. The
constitution was adupIed in the Assembly
by a vote of 739 against 30.
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c A N DID i L E S.

FOR SHERIFF..
r9Tbe f1ieads ofNVEsLEY BODlE, Esqr J.
announce him as candidate Inr the Ottcs oi
Sheriff ol:ths District al the ensuing election.
we are: su,horized 10 announce Capt.
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as a Can (
didale Tor Sheriff, al the3ensuins tlectrn.
- nL5,The friends Of Col. THOS.. w: I-AN7
HAM -announce him asa candidate lor the
toffice Of Sheriff. al tIei,ext election. ~:
Ir- -;.,Ebp frie erItas- of Col 4 d HIN HILL an
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
by the Mouth, doth the body Live.

No one is so foolish as to suppose for mo-
ment that we eau live without eating, any more
han u tree could derive nutrment from the air
alone, without the soil. All therefore know that
ii is what we put into the stomach which causes
us to live. We make over our bodies from the
stomach, in from three to five years we make
over our bodies entirely,-Thus, what is part oI
us to day, is absolutely not part of us tomorrow
The secretions, such as perspration and other
excavations, continually make our bodies waste
aud it is from the stomach that we supply this
waste. All we have TO do to make our bodies ul.
timatey healthy is to prevent unhealthy particles
from mixing with the blood Purgation does
this for us, provided the purgative we employ
contains in it nothing which will weaken or do us
injury. y.--BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNI.
VERSAL PILLS, for this purpose will be found
oil that is required; because they purge from the
stomach and bowels the superabundance uiMimors
that may have accumulated in the system, before
they have time to produce putreiaction, and its
natural consequence-death
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box, at DR., b. Brandreth's Principal Office
24l Broadway New York.
NJ Beware OF Counler(eits!. The following
are the only authorized Agents for the sale Of the
genuine Brandrelh Pills IN t airheld couuy
RmNMUND Son & BEcK, Lancaster, Joseph Glenn
eui. RoyaitOn, Peter Weser, Green Castle. Israel
Gregg, Lytkopois, J. B. Evans, Winchester Pete.
Shaver, Oakland, j. II. sundermaa amanda. ID.
Becry, Sugar Grope, A Ashpaush Il Beery, Bremen,
Cha's &. Wilson 4 Co., R,ishuille, Jesse Leohner
u est Rushrille, F. Breck, Carroll N. J. Bowen,
Ptkerington, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Phllip
Ham, Pieasantpilie, l. B.&C. Padden, Salem,
Joeob Kelner, MiiierspOrt.
Lancaster, August 4, l54s. lm13.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
A G. A IL ID.

hURING a residence of twelve mouths have
~ been endeavoring to acquire thorough
knowledge Of the influence on the state of health,
OF the climate, the soil. the mode of living and
occupation of the Inhabitants of Lancaster and vi
cnity, for the purpose of adopting my medical
treatment to the result of my observations
Although admit, that the climate of this place
and the surrounding cuunlry at large, differs in
more than one respect from that OF the northern
part OF Europe, yet am now satisfied that sub.
stance form and character of diseases in general,
are the same here as there, and that physician,
who has had the advantage of regular course Of
studies at Universities of Germany, with the ex-
perience of practice of upwards of twenty years,
may be equally as useful and as great blessing
for suffering humanity here as well as there nay,
do not hesitate to assert, that with a systemaii-
cal treatment, the cure of diseases in general is
less difficult here than in Europe, where they are
more malignant and OF longer duration.
Physicians just commencing their career may
and often do meet with difficulties in regard to
the diagnosis and treatment OF diseases, here as
well as there, but, like IA tourist, who by means OF
| geographical knowledge, can easily find his way
i'll an unknown country, for regularly bred and
experienced physician short survey is sufficient
TO guide him.-1his trust will satisfy any un-
biassed and candid mind that the remarks of some
individuals, THAT my knowledge of the country
and the diseases originating from the influence of
lis climate was insufficient is without any foun.
dation whatever.
avail myself of this opportunity to refer to the
services which have been rendering in the sew
eral branches ofmedicine midwifery and dieases
incidental to the female sex, in this place and its
vicinity DIR. W. FISHER.
Medieus, ,Magister ar6is obsetriciae ct ekirurgide
Lancaster, July 81, 1913. 4mll.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
Carriage and Wagon Mandatory.

HNllANKFUL for past lhvors, the undersigned
Il would respectfully Inform his friends nnd the
public generally that lie is still engaged in the II.
bove branch OF husiness, ut the OH Stand one
aud a quarter miles East Of Ldncasicr on the
Pike, where he ilAtcrs himself that he IN hetter
calculated und prepared to execute work, in IL
nenier better and more fashionable sty lc thnn ev.
er--fOnl the fact that he hns taken grenter care
in the selection OI his timber aud tools and has
employed experienced worknen; aud in cnuneo-
ton with this, he is determined to conduct his
business upon the basis Of ready pay and small
Profts, 80 that his customers can be accOmmoda-
ted wilhany article from IPhceLbdrrOw 10 IA
tco.horM Carriage, WARRANTED To he execu.
Ted in as good and neat style, ifnot better, aud
sold for less money, than tan he obtained ut any
establishment in the county
As prouf fof tlis, the following list Of articles
aud prices arc here annexed;
Woodwork oitwO.hOrse Wagons $500
do do one-horSe Bugges. 1900
Wagons complete Tor from So, IL 500
Buggies, do Si5, tO S7j
Aud all other articles at corresponding law rates
aud wdrranted, T.. VI, WINTER.
December TO- l8l7.
N. B. All kinds OF Produce 1T the highest
cash prices taken Tor work. Also stock such ns
Horses. Cattle, Hogs &c.
Call and see US aud we will II you good. Ro
member that penny savedli us good us two
enrned
E6-TOLL Paid, on Il, cnsiuns, where tue
work amounts to five l,l.Irs, and work always
done Immediately. 4. NJ, 81
December 10. 1917 ly3l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
pOrtiraI.
From the Cleveland (Ohio) Herqld.
"a Little more Grape Captain Bragg.~

From the Cleveland (Olio) HeraId.
"a Little more Grape Captain Bragg"
Hanah hurlall. hurrah for old Zarkl
just give 'em some grape-Yes, let the gun crack
Capt Bragg: give tito EN-, with flashns pncore
Aud we'll followitup with Lieutenant Fillmore
March oni march Oh! my hearty old Coons,
Right up to the rack to those old fashioned tunes
Old zack is ahead-he's always befure,
And close to his heels is noble Fillmore.
Fill-6ll to the brim-aye let itrun DER
With brightsparklimg crystal for Millnrd Fillmore
And honest. aud true, aud gallant old Zack.
Who always goes foremost and never turns back.
Old Zack. the old Coon, how he sits on old White
With his knee on the pommel-aud his eye on
the iighG
While Whitley so cool is munching the grass,
Neither caring fig for poor General Cass.
Poorpoor Gen. Cass-hnw he irembles aud l;,ints
hope that his breeches have no Marcy rents;
For no living mortal can ever escape,
From the fires Of old Zuck, while Bragg has til,
grape.
Then give 'em the grape. Capt Bragg, give 'em
more,
Jnstalittle win do-Gur here comes Fillmore;
He'll 6ll up the gun till they cry 'is enough,
We don't like such hot Doctorstuil"
Oh, you wicked old Coons! tie u little too bad
To nominate ZacL, makes the Democrats mad
But To add TO their fnn, with bitter encore,
You throw ia that Putiot Miilard Fillmore.
Then hurrah! hurrahl hurIIh for old Zackl
Run out the big guu and give it crack,
onrcountry is saie-a good times in store
Then up 10 the masthead with Zack g. Fillmore