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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28
Buszer lodge sNo. ~.
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~ Regular meeting Of this Lodge will
be held on Monday evening next atE7
o'clock, EBERT BLAND, Sec.
Feb % Ii 6
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z We hear, says an exchange, ola petition
in circulation, urging that no widow shall
be allowed 10 marry until all the single
ladies are disposed of.
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WN7M. A. MURREL, living about sever
w miles east Of Edgefcld Court House
tolls Before ME large bay holse, about Il
Hands high, a small strip on the end Of his nose
about len years old and shod before. Apprais
ed at t(S3Ui) thirty dollars.
"a. B. ADDISON, NJ. E. D.
Feb 81 dim1 $
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THE. Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing his friends and customers, TINT he has taken
IN Col. S. Christie AS partner in his business,
and will visit Charleston in few days to re-
plensh their Stock He would take this OPP
portu,ity Of returning his most sincere thanks
10 his friends for their very liberal patronage,
and begs leave 10 sulicita continuance Of the
same to the new cohcein.
J. A. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 3 1919. if so
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NOTICE.

a Ii, persons indebted 10 lhe subscribers by
IA Judgment, Note, or otherwise, are now
earnestly requested to make payment during
the month of January.
From The long indulgence they have had,
we confidently hope they will make some cx>
er,ion now, That we want funds 10 respond to
this call.
A. BLAND.
w. p. BUTLER.
Dec. 20 lsis. If 48
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SFeb..aflslo,
Sse5:uist. Received at
AP4OsTHECA.RIES' HALL.

"A few Novels, cheap editions, written by
IA Bal@er, James, and other Authors.
Also.Sa lot Of Note Paper, and Envelopes,
Pcrfamery, Sealing Wax, Motto Seal, &c.
Alsos "a fine Article Of Olive Oil, Portable
A few, dozens Collie Mixture and Dalby's
:CarmnatiYe, available medicine for infants.
!Calcine Magnesia, SC, &c., 70. sale cheap
for,casKo or credit.
-. JOHN D. CHASE.
Feb5i2I If 5
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The present population Of the Uniled
States is estimated q, 2l,666, 1000. The
number allotted 10 each State is follows:
Maine 615, 900; New Hampshire 30S 600;
NJ Massachusetts, $4,000; Rode Island 1857
900; Connecticut 100000; Vermont 3l0,.
OGO; New York; 2.SSO,000; New Jersey
425,O00; Pennsylvania 2 100000; Dela-
ware $4,000; Maryland $4,000; Virgin
ia, 1895, ,000; North Carolina 100000;
South Carolina $4,000: Georgia S25,0O0;
Alabama 7l6,00O; Mississippi 100000,
Louisiana 100000; Tennessee 9S0,OOO;
kentucky 100000; Ohio l,9s0,0OO; In.
diana !. .000, 600; Illinois 500, 600, Missouri
$4,000; Arkansas. 100000, Michigan
42O. 600; Florida $4,000; Wisconsin 25O,-
900; Iowa 10000; Texas 10000; Dis
,ric, of Columbia $4,000; Oregon $4,000.
The total population in 1910 was H..
063,353; increase since that.'lne (accord-
ing 10 the above esimales.) 4,622,647.
Mr.. CLAY.-Wc find the following in
the last number Of The ST. Louis Rcrub
lican:
"lVe have rnmor, through private
source al New Orleans, that Mr.. Clay
will accep, the Office Of U. S. Senator ilom
Kentucky. and serve during the coming
extra session; hut il his wishes are con-
suited, he will be al liberty 10 resign the
office of Senator, aud accept the appoints
mcnl OF Minister to France. His ap-
poiutment to this distinguished post would
not only be acceptable 10 lhc nation, buI
reflect the highest credit on tho admislra
lion of Gen. Taylor. We doubt rol. If
Mr.. CIay's wishes are in accordance with
This rumor. that he will be rendered the
appointment"
SLAVERY IN KENTucKY.-The omens
seem to presage he continuance and per-
petualion Of slavery in Kentucky. Stan.
dard papers there, whic! have hitherto
been distinguished as The friends Of eman-
cipa,ion. have now condemned it, aud
discouraged its advocates. Conventions
and meetings in its favor have proved fail
ures. The lower House of the Lcgisla-
lure, in addition TO it unanimous vote
against il in any shape, have enacted a
law allowing Shareholders TO bring into
Kentucky slaves from ollIcr States. which
was before prohibited. This is taking the
| back track. Bali. San.
The People MovISG.-Charlestoh
Mercury Of the 10Th inst says. We per
ceive that meetings Of The citizens are called
in Columbia and Chester, 10 respond TO
the address recently adopted by The SOULS
ern Members Of Congress al Washington.
This is as il should be. Let The People
take into their own hands The maintenance
OF: their rights, and politicians will soon
cease to trade upon them as so much cap
ital.'to be Used for their own selfish ends
aud purposes.
A Gentle Hint.-The Cincinnati Chron~
icle says: "a gentleman who came up
the. river with General Taylor, as. tarias
Smilhland, informed us. thai Gen. Taylor
slated in conversation, that il he was an
office holder when new administration
came into power, against which hc had
taken an active part, he would resign his
Office
S We hear, says an exchange, ola petition
in circulation, urging that no widow shall
be allowed to marry until all the single
ladies are disposed Of.
Esess.sssa
esEsgTVAtsY
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ORDERS, NO.,3.
TEJ HE5FIELD ana STAFF Officers, and
a Commissioned Officers Of le 10Th is"gi..
ment SolitIr Carolina Infantry, will wear the
nsualbadge fcrape on the Jeff arm and hill Of
-lhesSworii, for thirty days after the reception
,ofthis 0fder,and at both days Of their Baltal-
ION muster. In token Of respect 10 our much
Beloved young Officer. Maj. w. HIT.
tt;,-.g.:Ss::S5.a NJ. w. Cl.ARf, Colonel
- 1Oih Res'L S. CT.
Feb! If 4
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ssaDRuG AND CENTRAL
STORE AGENHC Y.
Ja,yntIl!ary q l7lsA9.

YEyfIE; Subscriber informs his friends and
N The public, that as Agent for few friends
.wllo hageengasedhim tb4lo business for them,
lie wiIIkeep on hand at The Post Office, u full
supply Of articles US above, which he will sell
S --T> G. Z. PENN, Agent.
Fpb 7 #
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ENRON the residence Of Robert Kenny,
IL EsI. being seven miles N. Z. Of Edge.
field Court House, on.lhe 18th instant. small
dark bay MARE, about II hands high, seven
years DID,. Any information respecting said
Mare will he ,hanliilly received, and liberal
reward will be given to any one, who vii! take
up and return said Mare, either 10 r. Kenny,
or 10 tie subscriber.
JOHN F. KENNY.
Feb l9 81
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CoDartraersypIp Notice.
Assigsaees Sale

TYHE Subscriber will sell at the late rcsis
y ,!ncc Of ,larcns lTp<"n. ~ T'Iln@srlaY
the FIRST DAY oil hi;in u:Sr. all al hIs f.st.,c,
both personal aud real, consisting OF tli,ee hun
,rcd and sixly.sevcn acres of land. three likely
negroes, fourteen head of Horses aud Mules,
two Road Wagons, one set Blacksmith Tools,
Hogs and Cattle, Household and Kitchen fur
nilnrc, and other articles too tedious TO mem
ton.
TERMS, all Sims Of Five Dollars and under.
cash; all sums over Five Dollars, on n credit
until the first day Of December next, with in.
lcrcsl from the day Of sale.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Assignee.
Feb "a 1919, 81
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
"a Siblcy & Crapon, are respectfully requeS-
ted 10 come forward and settle the same rs
soon as practicable with sie undersigned, rs it
is desirable 10 bring their business lua close,
JOSIAH SlBLEY.
Feb. 81, at S
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IA O & i &c.
.AeO.E &c q.

~ OF &C e.
a LII Persons indebted TO The firm of Burt
"A q Dolby. either by note or book account
up To the lst of January lSi9, are requested TO
make immediate payment, as indulgence can
no longer be given.
BURT & DOBY.
Jan 24 Ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-28

The Boy Girl continues to excite q
erea, deal ofinterest in Milford. where she
sill is 10 the family Of Mr.. Gum, and is
visited daily by crowds of the inhabitants
OF that village. She had acknowledged
tha, the story which she first told, of hav-
ing been al sea as sailor, is untrue, as
we supposed it would prove, Such evil
DENLY ,came from somewhere in the Wis
cini.y of New London., The clothes which
she wore when arrested were cut and
made by the wearer, with The exception
of tire jacket, and though iuseniously
made, are Of such a characler,as to excite
q remark from the most careless observer.
She now confesses that her Hunted knowl.
edge of nautical matters were derived
from tho perusal Of novels and the cou.
yersa,ion Of her father, who she says was
, a sailor 1t is very singular tha: no u-
Stelligence of her history has been received
from abroad as it is impossible that she
could have been many days from home
when she was taken Up in Milford.-Ne1o
Palladium.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-28

remain after the oil has been expressed, are
very much used for manure in which case
thev are thrown into the urine cistern, and
applied thus mixed. They are supposed
very much to increase the efficacy OF this
liquid manure. Within a few years, how.
ever. as have learned al. Country, these
cakes have been used with advantage for
the feeding of cows and swine. ..
In some parts Of Franae anil Belgium the
stalks of the COLA are poughed in for ma
nure, and sometimes burned upon the ground
reliance being placed upon the efficacy OF
the ashes and in some Of the wine coun-
tries, the cuttings of the vines are dug in for
manure, it is said, with singular efficacy.
1t is thus that that which has been taken
from the earth for growth ofa plant, is re-
turned to il as principal element in the
growth of the same kind Of plant which is
to follow.
SCOT is likewise used as top dressing
with great advantage and is considered
twice as valuable as ashes. 1t is applied 10
the young clover and to garden vegetables;
and is estimated highly for is power in des-
troyiiGg insects. Under good management,
every article capable Of being cover'ed into
vegetable food. or Of enrching the earth,
should be saved as manure.
| have already spoken of tho use Of the
DRAWINGS of the factory where potatoes were
converted into starch; their effects upon
grass land were most remarkable. have
in another place spoken likewise of the use
of tho wafer i'm which hax has been rofied
have seen the most beneficial results from
il but am not aware Of its use in Flanders.
'Fhis water is conveyed from the starch
factory into basin or excavation, where.
after remaining short time, it makes con-
siderable deposit. This deposit is taken out
and spread upon the land. or thrown into
and mixed in compost; and The water is
drained of, and conveyed upon the field by
small bitches or ril's.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-28
THE WORSHIP OF NATURE.

BYJ. O. WHITTIER.
The ocean lookelh up 10 heaven,
As rwere a living thing;
The homage Of its waves is given
In ceaseless worshiping.
They knoel upon tho sloping sand,
As bends the human knee;
A beautiful and tircless bund-
The priesthood Of the sea.
They pour the glittering treasures OUT
Which in the deep have birth;
And chant their awful hymns about a
The watching hills Of earth.
The green earth sends its incense up
From every mountain shrine
From every flower and dewy cup
That grecteth The sunshine.
The mists orc lifted from the rills,
Like the white wing Of prayer
They lean above the ancient hills,
AS doing homage there.
The forest tops are lowIy cast
Ger breezy hill and glen,
As in pruyerlul spirit passed
On nature as on men.
The clouds weep Ger the fullen world,
E'cn as tepentant love;
Ere, 10 the blessed breeze unfurlcd,
They fade in light above.
The sky it is temples arch
The blue and wuvy air
Is glorious with the spirit march
or messengers nj prayer.
The gentle moon, the kindling sun,
The many stars are given,
As sl,rines 10 burn earlh's incense on
The altar.6res Of Heaven!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-28

PRESIDENT PoLK's RerIREMENT.-The Ma.
tionaI Intelligenccr, of Friday, says: awe learn
that The President OF the United States intends
to vacate the Executive mansion on or about
the LIST of March. He has engaged rooms al,
the Irving Hotel, where he will remain with
his family until after the Inauguration of Gen.
Taylor; after which they will take their depar.
ture from the city,"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-28

The Taxes are, indeed. heavy-said Dr..
franklin on one occasion--and ifthose laid on
by the government were the only ones we had
to pay, we might more easily discharge them
but we have many others, and much more
grievous TO some of US. We are taxed twice
as much by our idleness, three times as much
by our pride, and four times as much By our
folly; and from these taxes the commissioners
cannot ease or deliver US by allowing anv p.
baemrnt!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-28

What are you going to give me for Christ
mas present." remarked gay damsel the other
day. We meekly replied that we had nothing
10 offer hut our humble self. "'rhe smallest "a
vors gratefully received" was the merry 70
sronsc. '-s2
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-28

Miss Elizabeth Blackwell has received the
diploma Of NJ. D., at the Geneva Medical Col.
lege. On receiving it she is reported to have
said 81 thank you sir. With the help of the
Most High, II shall be the effort of my life to
shcd honor on this diploma"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28
Doings nj the Nauors Court AMSTERDAM.


Dennis Savage, sailor lad about l6 years of age, of
Irish descent being haf-seas over Thursday evening,
walked into the store of Mr. Frsko near the Old Mar
ket, took seat, and composed hmseftora sumber but
was promptly elected from the premises by Mr. F. Den
mis- loitered around the house short time and finally
picked up stone and threw it into the store MI F.
caused the boy to be arrested and locked up the cage
The Mayor committed him to jail for ten days. which ap-
peared not in the least discomfort Dennis he declaring
he conducted to the prisoners box that that was
nothing" 1t surmsed that this lad is deserter from
national vessel Norfolk He Wore the national
sailor uniform, said he came from Norfolk, but was on
hsway to Charleston, "where his people lived"
VIM r. Wasley next arragned piece war
for assaung his sister, Grace Wasley on the gath
inst He made no defence against the CHARGE and was
required to give bail to keep the peace for twelve monhs
in the sum of 5000.
DR. Roddy, Demonstration of Anatomy at the Medica
College, fined IS for permitting nuisance to remain
in the neighborhood OF the College.
VIM Graves was fined 81 because one OF his ostlers
tied horse the sidewalk of 18th street. on the 25th
ine
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28
By Last Evenings Northern Mail.
FOREIGN NEWS


The New Y DIRK papers, of Thursday evening contain
only their Geographic despatch of the Europas news
Nearly the whole OF this was given our paper Yesterday
we add the following Item about American Stocks, da-
ted Liverpool, July ID;
In American securities there has been no falling off in
demand, and prices have not undergone anv cbanee "
RoME.-The French garrison which, if is said was
agreed upon to be left at Rome, was 5000 men, instead Of
500 The account OF this arrangement came from Gaeta
but its authority is by no means certain.
ENGLAND.--The English news is, that DIsraeI7s test
oon against Tree trade has been negatvedb 296 to l56
lhe weather had been remarkably hot in London-s6
deg in the shade and 100 in the SUM- The cholera was on
the increase The crops are promising in both England
and Ireland but the potato had appeared in few places
in the latter country
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28

~ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-TH ONLY
GHEpbNE pr W g5I, RS BAhSAM OF WILD
CT THE SOLE POPRIETOR, w NJ SPEAR on
the outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle, VI
This is believed to be the only article, bearing the above
ntle as emanating from the Doctor The virtues Of Wild
Cherry, for relieving affections of the Lungs and that ali
important organ, the Liver, has long enjoyed the conf
dence OF domestic practice
OF Philadelphia being duly sworn according to law, de-
poses and says that ne is in the possession Of the original
IONS OF the Lungs winch was given to him by Dr. Wis
tar regularly educated Physician and that he believes
sad 70 BE- The only one OF any person the
Sworn and subscribed before me- and the cty seal af
liked, on the first day Of November A D eighteen hun
bred and forty seven
Il. 81 JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
A copyright for the Balsam is secured
Absurd as may appear in the face the above unden-
proof an individual from Boston, Mass recently ap-
Piled TO the United States District Court of Pennsylvania
Tor an injunction the General Agent for the United
States and the British Provinces to prevent said agent
rom selling the only genuine Dr. Wstars Balsam Of Wild
cherry (sald individual claiming the rightly OF course
II Wtafs original Balsan Of Wild Cherry u, alone that
performs d,g9o the cure Let them not deceive you
pB Look well TO the marks Of the genuine
No DR.. Wsars Balsam OF Wild Cherry can possibly
pc the genuine without the written signature of VIM Nj
spear is on the outside wrapper surrounding each bottle
lhs being the only genuine Wstas Balsa ever offered
10 the public
The genuine Rasam put up in bottles with the words
~ odsdil OF WllQ Cnefly, PHILADELPHIA :"
blown in the glass each bottle bearing a label on the
'front.' with the signature of VIM. M SPEAR
A liberal discount 10 druggists and dealers
AGENTS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC have this dav an
pointed /; W; DYOTT Il SON, No 1872 North Second
street Philadelphia sole wholesale furnishing Agents for
The (ony genulne) DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY
All orders for the Balsam addressed 10 them will be
promptly atlented 10 al the Propreos lowest wholesale
prices.
w. M SPEAR, Sole Proprietor
Also Tor sale by most respectable Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout the United States Mexico Wesi In
dies and British Provinces who are in the practice of sell
ling Genuine Popular Medicines 'N
Price 81. Six bottles for S.
n: BIT. B. DYOTT & SONS, of Philadelphia
ARR my Agents VIM, M. SPEAR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28
CITY AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF HEALTH,

:, RICHMOND, o'clock, P. NJ, July 9th.
Williams, Jos C. Wmeiield, Jas. Winston M s. Valen-
tine, VIM. Palmer, H w. Fry and James Evans.
One case of cholera has been reported to the Board
as occurring in the city during the last "a hours, and
nree which occurred previous to the last publication.
VI these three have terminated fatally and one is
lescent.
one OF the previously reported as under treat
ment has since died
Warranted by the generally expressed opinion Of the
faculty. the Board Of Health respectfully recommend to
e citizens OF the city and suburbs scpuously to alb
stain from the Of green vegetables fruits musk and
water melons, and particularly from such as unrpe or
stale.
Masters and others having charge of servants are adj
vised to the vigilance in enforcing the above
admonition
The Board adjourned to meet again at o'clock, P M
on Saturday, 28h inst.
Secretary B. H.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
JUST PUBLISHED, FOR SALE BY
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N lash & WOODHOUSE,
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From the 4h edition, revised and amended Transla-
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Classic French Reader, by De Fivas The Classic
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IN the work By levitt, editor of "Olendorfs
New Method OF learning French" .............I 90
Lady Alice; or, the New Una: novel, in 2 vols; pa
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A Treatise on Algebra, for the use Of Schools and
Colleges. BY 5 Chase, Professor OF Mathematics
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History OF Julius Cesar, byJacob Abbot, with engra
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MARY Queen of Scots" &c
Gothic Architecture Applied to Modern Residences
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Glass Book in Zoology designed to afford to pupils
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28

HUSTINGS COURT a Court of Oyer and Terminer
summoned and held Tor this city, in the City Hall yester-
day, Richard Taylor slave the property of Mrs Del
phia Powell tried for stealing $3.50 Is, he property
OF John F. Wren and Seden c. Macon) from the office
OF the Inspectors Of the Public Warehouse found guilty
and sentenced to receive stripes Mr.. T. p August APP
peared counsel for the prisoner; the Commonwealth
was represented by Mr. John S. Caske in the absence Of
MIR Mauo
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28

IN PAINE 4 CO., MANAGERS OF I,OTTE-
~ RlES-The same brilliant success which has
the old established management of D. Paine e. Go, con-
nues to lead all others. We wish it to be borne in mind
mat they have sent more large Prizes to this City in the
the last five years The whole of 3 600 sold and paid by
Purcell Will amount to more money than any ten prizes
sold by all others in the last three yearshey have sent
of S26 900 25oOO $4,000, 10000, Of 10000 and MANY
other smaller ones - '' '0 'y
All orders will meet prompt attention if directed to
them, or c. w PTJRCFJJ q co "
Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-28
BY Magnetic Telegraph.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. JaIv bpm

BALTIMORE MARKETS, JuIy 81, P NJ
fLoUR---Sales to-day of Howard Street Flour at So
per Dbl; City Mills commands S. l2a.
WHEAT---Sales of red made to-day at 1O7 cents;
white sells at 10 per bushel.
CoRN.--Sales of white at SO and Of yellow at GO cents
per bushel
TOBACCO Market unchanged
The weather pleasant, and city continues healthy
NEW YORK MARKETS, July 81, P. NJ.
FLoUR--We note sales of Southern brands TO-DAY ot
S. 25.
WHEAr---Sales of tennessee Wheat were made TODAY
81 Is per bushel
CoRN.Sales at 81 to 60 cents per bushe
CoTToN.--Prices have advanced to &C. per h., since
the publication OF the per steamship Europa and the
market is very firm at the advanced rates