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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21
BOAR O..


pOARD.-A VERY rleassut front room suitable for a
tbsu.e gentleman. si-o back room with psnfres, Nc
Tor small family can be- le on immelise app cation 10
ca ion fronting the battery. with me view OF ue earnor
Apply az Bauery-place gSl ~
xfcARD.-A fsw single ccn,'eu'en a gentleman and
- md his wife. be- accommodated with pleas ht
rooms ami board ln genee private family. where they
ye receive Oh iic comforts of home Apply ~ FL frtnh
u.si near Broadway. References EXCHANGED W. y,
BOARD ~ Furnished parlor-
feulh bedrooms attached, end ei-o angle bedrooms
with hoa~l can he ohfalued 90 $40 trcaiway haihms
Dom for ho cold end shower bahs attached 10 the house
ivif 2fs'
BOARD AND A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED IN
ID 0s'vr hya gentleman and bis Wiie-a private family
preferred Terms must hc mo ier1io Aidre-a George r.
Holden. box lls9 Posi- Of,e, stating tern' ly ~ su,-
BosRDINGIN yvARREN->T.-Pleassn rooms,
Dsufahe Tor families or single gentlemen are 20 ei WIZ
board 90 e5 Wawen-sL jelI lsI
DDOfIs 10 IET.-A pleasant snd airy front room
n on the sccoud floor. with pastry attached Also a
-ma room 0u ile ihri aOOr, will ot lh0ui poaro IN
rre al eos Nsker-st FIRST block from he bowefY ly-t u
WHAT DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
he faf-sH solulain House. VIII DO opened Tor ne re-
sspt0u Of ysers jane a. Coaches VII be n aie tSnee
d hs tock on the arIv ~ Day Bos 20 snd from Albany
g. fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

s,IFD-sa,7s Correra or L-erpoo Mason Barey ba-n's
Ayr.. Flruit gr Mlamch h4rie ior Hirr- Bars .rse
$50 Helsn7 Csharne - Ihomts Brig cas, ie'i 81 "t -
ca. Margaret Aua BOMBAY, AL citera Wind .sM
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EXCURSIONS.


-run FOR TIE FISHING BANKS
~sgl4sg--si1 OFF SANDY HODk,-Tne sianch
60 q - steamer BUFFALO, Capt ]. W Hancn,
viii run every Monday Tuesfay FRIDAY aud Sunday. Tue
sea steamer JAMES MADISON Capt L. sssoD, wlil run
every Wednesday and TufsdHy; Both hosts ylh issye
Inc foot u RobnsOn-st Sf8 O'clock, Canal tti Hammond,
"a. Cafhnrne-s. 1t, Grand. ~ Pier No g. -, A NJ
ne nrnnQ by NJ Refreshments, lines ADD belt On tff
STA. Ton will accompany the Madison, and Capt sm b,
ia, old fisherman with his hapoOns, viii be on hOsfd no
Buffalo Fore Plity Cents iy20 wis
r- COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAa-
= salh MILTON On and aAer Tuesday July II, he
Ssn2ss<<<s~ viii follows TIE steamers 81.
NICHOLAS Capt J. " RodmaDs JAMFS MADISON,
Can't L. sissOn; kOSCIUSkO, Capt 4. u. Wells.
NORTH RIVER
Msrnfrg Lins. Atie-ngon LfH> Learf
llfhsf =. Rs " llh - Ri. " 81 s.s s.ss.s
Hammond ... ~ Hammond. ia Hannord.. ..sf
Csnsi CsDs....-. I'LL Canal IN
grr 30 3..l0 iPsr No. s....l PG PR No 3........t
Coa-y I.sad III. coney Isal3 Coaoy biard az
EAST RIVER
M1rnirg LfFe tf-n0oT JsH>
LEAVING foot Srs1d 10 An leaving tt crsrf si fh
Cafhenas. stlOtl cs'hedrs.sti2
per No 2 y H.......lI Per So :. R.........g
leaving Corey i|Fn'....g " Loving toaey itarl ..3
Fare esch wsy. ~ cis. iyi8brs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

IOB PRINTING Of every DESCRIPTION, ~ o. ~ n
ROCGiIs's O1ce, Us Fslioa-s- New siyeip sSse
r,--sn fn- irar-nr ~ arosf every PACKET fslellse
off5e Rsg.lcs Ergiue See advertisement n Dofse..
Directory. 49,
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PANORAMA
or TAYLOa'S CAMPAIGN

n tie Min-yrq Reoa,, 10 Broac,oav
EsuEEMAs K TOU-kf'S MAMMOTH PANORAHA
> s4ogs IN the per-c. and beautiful r1anner H.
marches srcsnpmens olles and al the stirring inc isn
" gs7ors operations 10 Mexico llc GEEaTEsr PAINTING
~ THH WORLD. Open cve~y evening. Panorama com
neuces m0ving ais O'Clock precisely Arr seton 2
80 a4 prcc. N charge for desruptve pamphlets jyGu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-21

1 CLOTH FlNISuEkS.-To be sold a. auction. On "a
s5h inst al II ociOcs al ~ 0raus the iolory uecl
merry An excellent screw press seven groce trst quality
press papers, fences, press plates lood oven, ses
boiler. ~ cloth husher. .ndng machine &c SC Nfuirg
complete apparatus for finishing cloths To person wish.
ing 10 engage the business this offers chance
the present proprietor recommend some 81 the rest
houses the city The whole be seen and farther psr
ucrlsrs obiaii Cd, hy applying 10 JAMES c. WATSON,
ISL Broadway. second door Nl5 Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28
From The Charleston Mercury.

We clipped the following, some DAYS
since. fiom The N. Y. Post, and coincide
entirely with the sentiments which the
editor las SO well expressed. The con-
durio's O.; journals in this County labor
"nae' e'ca; mistake IN s'pposiag ,ha,
III: ;ubic 'akr any deeper in,crcs, in
s;:.!r rt"Snn.i Concerns than in those OF
L.y other class Of citizens, and we have.
always considered it in wr"ichrd taste
tr b. dr"ggiog INTO view the names Of
editots, 'yi!en il is meant to deal only
witt the papers under their control.
.'The habii Of bringing Tie names OF
the rcputed editors of newspapers before
the public, instead Of merely naming The
journals which they conduct, is one
which almost inevitable leads to petty
personal controversies, and frt,crs away
what should be contest for plnci pies
into quarrel about the conduct and the
motives of class ofindivdualsIn whom
the public have very little interest.
Ii is in our view, practice that de-
grades the profession of journalist, and
is one Of the causes why its estimation
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THE EDGEFIELD
FE.HE.REE .REs4DEJWY Y,
CONDUCTED BY
Nr. ne6s HHa.S. .HosaaS.

NNlLL open as heretofore advertised on
r w. Monday the 9TH ofFebruary The ar
ransemcnls are as follows. \ Primary Depart
ment. Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
In the Primary Department.
Spelling Reading. Wrilins and EIe.
mentary Arithmetic, S5 90
In The Junior Glass.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Arithmetic. Primary Geography,
Abridged History, Composition, S 90
IN The Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arllmc-
tic extended, Grammar and Pars-
ing, General Geography, History
of United States and OF England.
Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition, 1000
In The Senior Glass.
Ancien, Geography. General History,
Critical Reading Rhetoric Logic,
Bntany, Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Latin with view 10 Il more tho
rough understanding of English, u 90
Instruction in Music. Is 90
do do French, II 00
The year will be divided into four quarters
Of eleven weeks each, commencing az follows
Isl Of January. 18th of March, Ist of June and
Ist Of October
Books, Stationary, &c, will be furnished at
prices to covprexpensrs only.
N. 3. The present quarter (to commence on
the 7rh of Febiuary,) will be charged as Il half
quarter.
feb If 9
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YheriHs Sale.

BY virtue Of sundry wrts of Fieri Fa-
cias, 10 me directed, | will proceed to sell
at Edge6eld Court House, on The first
Monday and Tuesday following, in July
next. the following property, iu the fol
lowing named cases to wit:
G. NJ Marlborough. vs. Hiram Feasler
and Russo Padgelt, one sorrel horse. levied
on as the property of defendant Feaser.
R. J. Butler, vs. Rudolph Carter and e
izabeth Carer; w w. Geiger and Others
severa!ly, vs the same, The following prop
ertJ, viz: four negroes. Abram, Nelly, Ned
and Agsey, three mules, one bay horse
and one wagon and harness..
Terms Of sale. cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
June IL, IS45 BE %
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State Agricultural Society
Of South Carolina.

FHNHE following PREMIUMS will be-
Il awarded TO the successful Compel.
tors, at The semi.annuale esmeeting, to be-
held in the village Of Spartanburs, on the
second Wednesday in Sept. next:
l. For The besl Stallion, for Agricul,u-
raj purposes-a silver medal.
2. For the best Mare, for Agricultural
purposes; Silver NJ edal.
5. For the best native Bull, over 3
years; Silver Medal. ..'-S 1879.
For the hes, native Cow, over 3 wears.
Silver Medal.
5. For the best Jack, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the bes, Mule, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
z. For The best Ram, adapted 10 our
climate; Silver Medal. y 4',s>ss =
s. For the best Eve, adopted TO our
climate; Silver; Medal. - ~ '.'ss5,.,. :! SIS
8. For the best Ram, regarding wool.
chieayiTa Silver Meaa4i. 80
10. Tothe most successful and exten..
sive grower ofcTover for three consecutive
years; a Silver Medal. -
IL. To The successful competitor in
ploushlns match, with double or single
team; a Silver Medal.
Il. For the most successful aud exten-
give experiment with lime Tor three conse-
cuIive years; one complete sc, Of ihe Far.
mcr's Register.
l3, For the best conJuc!e, Farm in the
District OF SparIanburg; Silver Cup of
The value Of $40.
A full and detailed statement of the
value aud operations of The Farm. to be
furnished by the Agricultural Society of
nparanburs, Or Commitree of three
disiuteresed farmers of the. District.
April >, af IL
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Take Notice.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBLVILLE DISTRICT,

WN7 HEREAS, the last Will and Testament
w of Edward Collier, deceased. was adj
milted to Probnte in common form, in Oidna.
ry. OIL 25lll May last, aud there beng no proper
ar legal Executors to the said Will, dnd Pr.
tilion aud Suggestion being presented and filed
by VIM. Z. Collier ami oilers. lesatccs next
Of kim requesting the Ordinary to carry nut the
provision Of tie said Will, us required by the
Act of Assembly, passed lSl6. in such cases;
therefore, an order was passed on said petition
granting The prayer thereof. and the esIale is
now in the custody Of David lesly, Ordinary
OF AbbeviIle District. for administration.
Alpelsuns, therefore, ,haying demands against
the said estate, will present their notes or other
written evidences of Indebtedness. together
with true copy thereof; and those who have
accounts against The estate will have them pro-
VEN ds the la,o requires merchants and sh0pEcep"
CTS 10 Irove their accounts OH suits Instituted IN
the Court of Common Pieas, viz that no part
thereof was paid IN The lifetime Of the leStalOr
by settlement, discount or otherwise, nor since
his DEATH and tnat all discounts have been al
lowed b
All demands whatever. ,must be presented
without failure on or before .the first day OF
December next; and all lhuse indebted 10 the
estuie (except those who have running accounts
at the Blacksmith shops, mills, DC for the pre-
sent year. who will he required to settle by the
2Mh Of December) must make immediate pay.
ment, as 10 indulgence cnn-begi giveni for as all
tho residue aud remainder of The estate will be
sold this ensuing fall, il becomes necessary to
know by that time the full extent OF the debts,
in order that the Executor may turn over the
specific legacirs without future liabilities
DAVID LESLEY, q. A. d. d Ex'or.
june II l2w -
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Roman. Title Sc. Shaded Sc.

Ihe above prices IN consequence 0l lncreaS.
ed facilities for manufacturing, are much re.
dnced from former rates. 4 liberal discount
for Cash in hand at the date Of the invoice.
Presses Cl,;ISes. Cases, Wood Type. Ink,
&c. furnished at The luwrst manufacturers
prices. either for cash or credit.
Dor specimen Bouk lur 1913 is now ready
for distribution 10 Printers. who will send for
ii, and contains many new articles that we havc
never heiore exhibited such as Wiring Flour
ishes, Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts, &c. of
which we have al ample stock for the prompt
execution Of orders.
Printers of Newspapers who choose TO pub
lsh Ibis Advertisement three times before the
lst Of June, 1913. aud send us one of their pa
pers, will be paid for it in Type when they
purchase from us, of our own Manufacture,
selected from our specimens, five times the
amUuntof their bill.
For sale, several good second handed Cylin
der and Plain Power Press, Standins Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, DC.
GEORGE BRUCE & Co.
l3 Chalnbers.strcet, N. York.
Apr;] ID st II
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SliERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue of sundry wriIs of Fieri Fa-
aS cias, 10 me directed, will proceed
to sell at Edsefield Court aouse, on The
first Monday and Tuesday following, in
July next, the following property, in
the following cases, viz:
w w. Geieer, and Others, severally, VS..
Elizabeth Carter, the tract Of land where's
on the defendant lives, containing five
thousand acres more or less adjoining Of
lands of John Wise, John Marsh and
others.
Joseph N. Bailey VS.. Abiiah Abney,
a lrac: Of land containing five hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
Elizabeth Carrier, Joseph Rumley, and
others.
Terms OF sale cash.
S. CHRISTIE, Sc, D.
June l2 At 81
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS.
.' IL L1OU UOEl OF T. 10.
on sale at the lparc Houses Of the PcLin Comz
G.

oH SatG dt Ms Ware Houses OF the PcEin Comp.
IS s. 7G FULToH STREET, n. Y.
Tile Teas mentioned IN this catalogue are
done up IN quarter pound, half pound. and one
pound packascs; the first or inside wrapper is
lead, the second is water proof paper and tie
thIri or outside wrapper is of Chimes rice pa.
per- The company sell none but Cool Teas,
done Up III this superior manner, all of them
grown in the most luxurianl districts in China.
Country dealers may selec, as small quantity
OF each kind Us they like, and have them pack
ed IN one chest. These teas also come in five
pound packages, called quotations. very
Convenient, fancful and portable shape,
Persons residing in any part of the United
States or Canada can order any of the Teas in
this catalogue, by letter, in quantities 10 srlil
their wishes. We pack them in Chinese box.
es, and deliver them to the forwarding Mer-
chant free from charge for packing or Carriage.
The money should always accompany the Or
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28
Fancy g. Staple Dry Goods

EANCY MusIins, Ginghams and Prints,
Changcabe De Laincs aud Jenny Lind Plaids,
Silk, aud Baradge ShawIs and ManlIes,
Silk Sun Shades and Parasols,
English and American Long Cloths.
Rich Bonnet, Cap and Tatfetas Ribbons,
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread and Lisc Edgngs and
Inserlincs.
Linen Cambria HandkerchIcls, G loves, HOSE.
ry, &c. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Drap de'Ete, Summer Cloth and Spring Cas-.
simerc,
Lead CoInred Brown and Glass Linens.
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills.
Marsales Vcslings, Silk Hunkerchiefs, and
Cravats,
Susrenders, Gloves. Half Hose. &c &c.
Together with an assortment Of,
Georgia Striped Elomspnns, Osnaburgs,
Cotton Yarns. SHOES. Hats. Caps, Bonnets.
Just received aud for sale by
c. 4. MEIGS.
April IF III
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Cheat and GROW .ricl,.

YHNH has been The secret principle of too
Il many Of the Wholesale Dealers in Tea
up 10 this time, and they have practised the
mosI shameful! imposition on the country mer
chant, without any fear Of detection. But
a new era in the trade has come aud the
Pek'n Tea Company claims the honor of its
introduction. They were the frs, 10 raise the
Banner OF Reform, OIL which it has inscribed
The simple words,
PURE TEAS AT HONEST PRICES. "
Il complete revolution las been the cOnse,
qncnce. Let CONSUMERS of Tea everywhere
look at what we have done.
/. We we're the first 10 send them Teas that
used 10 be called too good for them before.
2. We have driven ont of the market vast
aniounto trash, and introduced IL better class OF
Teas than has yet ever been sold. Importers
OF Tea often come TO us TO get for their own
Use. and Tor their friends, the fine qualities they
can hld no where else.
j. We have reduced prices more than 25
per cent. both in Black and Green Teas. The
Whole sale grocers say we are rnillimg the
trade, and call lis hu,nbugs This we have
done already, and now see what we are ready
to do.
|. We will sell Teas by the single chest, halt
S'SSi' "a II ibo. bOa, at tIIC Sullc pilCC lIlut
wholesale grocers pay to the importers when
they buy by the hundred packages.
2. The wholesale grocers always allows 13
or II lbs. are 10 the half chest. This is Il cheat!
We will allow. in most instances, Is r 16 lbs
tare OIL Inc same.
3. We hereby undertake to sell every kind
OF Tea from sir to t,oel0c csnts per pound chea-
per than the wholesale grocers do.
How can you do thisl" asks the country
merchant. This is our answer We are con.
lcrt with I per cent. profit instead of 25 and
80 per cent. Il la wholesale groccrs.
a" Engiish Importer lately bnased to us that
he could make more mnncy by sending bad
Teas 10 the New York market than aood Teas.
We are resolved to overthrow this fraud, and
now call upon agents in every tuwn in the
United St"leS to come forward aud buy the
Teas imported by the Prkin Tea Company !;
and we pledge ourselves that ifin six months
they do not sell more Tea than the Oldest and
largest dealers in the town, we will give them
our Tea without charge. This is plain Enn>
llst. and cannot be misunderstood. We an,
peal Tor testimony TO the immense success Of
our Agents in every part of the United States
Agents wanled in every part of the United
States, Tor The sale of those Teas by which
they can make money and confer benefit On
the public by supplying the pure article.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-EDGEFIELD DISTRIET.F

STATE Or SOUTH sCAROEiNA.
.EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT Of ORDINARY
PY JOHN HILL Esq, Ordinary Of
1D SEdge6eld District. :
Whereas John j. Jennings hath ap-
piled tome for. letters Administra-
lion. on all tand8singular thsgoods aud
cbaltels, rights &cTedils OF Philip Jennings
late oftle District aforesaid, deceased.
These. ARE, therefore, 10 cite land admon
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred
itors Of the said deceased, to lie aud appear
before me, at our next Ordihary's Courl
for The said District, 10 be holhen al Edge
field Court House on The, 10tH day of July
next, to show cause. If any, why The said
administration should not elgran,ed.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
20lh day Of June, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight and in seventy second year Of Amer
ican independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
june 81 2t 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

many diseases incident TO a Southern climate
| do not claim for it inlallibility; neither do
say it will cure all diseases. Butin
CHRONIC. LIVER AFFECTIONS
IND EDYSRERSId.
1can confidently adyiscs md d commend lis
use, from NY personal obseff fation and use Of
the article iumy own practice. This article is
favorably received wherever it has beer used
am allowed 10 refer 10 Mr.. George Heard OF
Troup, MIR John Warren Of Columbus, Mr..
McAflee Of Cobb, MIR. Asburv Hull Of Athens,
Mr.. William d. Terrell Of Putnam, Rev'd.
JOHN Z. Dawson Of Lagrange; to which u
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony 10 its value.
habitual coslIvenoSs is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, aud per
sons of sedcnlarv habits, which often exert a
very uni;lyorablr influence upon the general
haell h OF the snh]ecl; and is particularly mani
tested by restless and dcsponding state of the
mind, irregular if not u loss of appetite. For
this condition ul the system. this article is conf.
DENLY recommended with the positive assur
ance that il the dose is properly adjusted. 80 as
not to move the bowels too actively. relief may
be relied on, without any, even the least OF the
unl'leasant consequences, resulting from the
Use Of Inc common purgins medicines usually
rcsOr.cd to. This ar,icI' will b. found to nc,
as L pleasant cordial and tonic. restoring the
appetite, and nj tIie same lime fulfilling every
indication thai the common purging medicines
are designed 10 effect.
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
TO such, recommend the llse of this Medicine.
beginning a, least by the middle Of May. OF first
Of June
Many persons whose Digestive organs arc
feeble. "fen experience 4 sense Of iullncss,
weight, and oppression, abont the stomach af
ter enting-in sucl CASES dose Of this medi.
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and cnStivcncss. they may Use The article
wtl!out the least danger and with grra, benefit,
In sick ur nervous headache. 1t is Il most vau-
able medicine.
| could append n long list Of certificates, bu,
Enrbear prelcrring to rely on the virtues Of the
medicine to sustain itself: The medicine is "A
gentle and certain cathallic tonic and sudoriiic,
JOEL BRANlIAM.
Ealonton, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson Liberty Hill.
Chealcm s. Settle, Duntousville, Charles Free
man, Cairo p. o., and
!. D. 1IBBETTS,
EdseiieId G.. II.
sept. 8 1y 33
-
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GREENsT TEAS

Silver Leaf. Seldom sold even by large dea
lers' because ol the very small profits made on
lis sale. This is very superior Tea.
GoIdcn Cheap chop, plantation or garden
growth.
Golden chop. This is The finest Green Tea
cultivated in china. 1t is of the first pickings,
and exec Is all other Green Teas for It's deIlca-
cy oi flavor. strength and aroma. Heretofore
this lea has never reached this country, ex-
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blcd for the consequences, lestitshould
lead him 10 dabble in lotteries till:he was
ruined. We were pleased however. to
hear him remark, that on drawing tie
prize, he Immediately cameslo sthFreso-
luton neuer to purchase another ticket!
And the reason which he gaye-p pleased
US still more.-He-i,ad lleared folks say.
thatHghtning vas neuerskno,Oa to strike
t,Oice in one place.
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Brownlow, the calerbaled whig preach
er and parlizen of Tennessee, and
editor Of the Jonsebolo' Wing, gives the
following proclamation of his own pur-
posed towards Gen. Taylor:
"lf Taylor in nominated for the Presl-
dency by all The conventions that can
meet in this life, and if he is the last and
only candidate that ever the wings have
between this time and they day OF judg-
menl, we will not support him or vote
for HIM" ~. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

Lightning and Lotteries.-A few
years ago, "a respectable young man in
Porand, among the thousands who had
drawn blanks, drew a prize of five hun.
dred duIlals. His friends, no doub, trcm,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

Farmers Sons.--Mr. Skinner the
very worthy and practical editor Of the
Farmers Library in an address to his
readers, has the following remarks
We cnlreat all fathers among farmers,
to inculcale on their sons the indispu,able
truth, that their vocation is 10 be followed
as one of intellect and honor, or of solid
drudgery, accordingly as they cultivate
or neglect the studies that lend il at,rac.
ton and fruilfulncss. Open their minds
TO the truth that, il among farmers there
were The same application of the mind TO
their pursuit, IL discover every means by
which i, may be followed with more
in telIigencc and profit, American bus-
bandry would have reached before now
'ha, degree Of increased proficiency
which has been achieved in the movement
Of armies and the construction and use of
military cngincs-iR the application of
steam to maritime and manuta curing
purposes, and in all other empIoymenls
Of capital and labor under scientific d.
rcclions,'
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SH[lLL be sold at BRucE's ~ York Foun-
w dry. after March I5, 1913, at the foIlow'
lns very low prices, Tor approved 6 months
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

GFWANTED. Young Man to stay in
u Slurc. One that can come well recommc,-
led will he preferred. Emqnire al this Office.
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