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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-30
Candles.

TALLOW. Sperm, Adamantinc and Wax,
i for sale at the Drug store of
4. G. TEAGUE.
July 10 II %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-30
Drugs. SC,

ERESII and Genuine Drugs, Chemicals, &C.,
Il purchased under the supervision of the Pro-
prietor, all Of the most reputable nostrums, &C.,
and for sale at the Drug Store of
a. G. TEAGUE.
July 10 If 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-30
Seed.

DED and White Clover, Blue Grass &C., for
In sale Mt the Drug store Of
A. G. TEAGUE.
July 10 If 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-30
ConfectionarV.
Spice, Tea, sc.
Tobacco, Segars, &c.

TUST received supply of excellent Chewing
eD Tobacco. Also, Cut Tobacco, of n fine
quality, Segars. Snuff, &C., for sale at the Drug
store Of A. G. TEAGUE.
July 10 If 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-30
Lamps, sc,

GLAss LAMPS, Lan,ers, Thermometers,
VI &C., for sale at the Drug store of
A. G. TEAGUE.
July 10 If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-30

The TRIALS OF MARRIED L1FE.-We
have friend-an excellent husband and
doating father-who came into our office
the other day, looking rather sleepy:
"What is the matter with youW we
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-30

The winter is near with its cold chilling breath,
And Nature is robed in the garments of death,
Despoiled of their foliage, the trees now appear,
And the leaves of the forest, are yellow and sere
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July 10
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10
G,arus If i)crnont, 1851,
Designated for publication by the
Secretary Of State.

NhNlH u'll lasl Ncth
SEC. II. In case such association
shall tail or refuse To pay such bills or
notes Oh demand, in the manner speci-
fed in the fourth section of tins act, the
treasurer, after tie ten days notice there.
in mentioned. may proceed to sell at
public auction the public stocks SO
pledged. ar the bonds aud mortgages So
assigned, or any or either of them. and
out Of the proceeds of such sale snail
pay and cancel the said bills or notes,
default in paying which shall have been
made as Aforesaid but nothing in this
act contained shall be considered as i'm
plying any pledge on the part Of the
State for the payment of said bills or
notes, beyond the proper application of
the securities pledged to the treasurer
for their redemption.
Src. IL The public stocks and
bonds and mortgages To he deposited
with the treasurer, by any such aesocia>
ton, shall be held by him exclusively
for the redemption of the bills or notes
of such association, put in circulation
as money. until the same are paid.
SEc. l3. The plates, dies, and ma>
tcrials 10 be procured by the treasurer,
for the printing and making of the cir
culatng noles provided for hereby, shall
remain in his custody, aud under his di-
reclion the expenses necessarily incur
red in executing the provisions of this
act, shall be paid by the treasurer out
Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated and for the purpose
of relmhursing the same. the said treas.
urer is hereby authorized and required
to charge against, aud receive from such
association, applying for such circula>
tion notes, such rate per cent. thereon
as may he sufficient for that purpose,
and as may be Just aud reasonable
SEC. H. 1t shall not be lawful for
the treasurer or other officer, to coun-
lersign bills or notes for any association
to an amount in the aggregate exceed
ing the public stocks, or public stocks
and bonds and mortgages, at their val
ne, as before provided in this act, depos-
lANh WIN AHt llthSulNl ny SUCH dHN'lGld-
ton and any treasurer or other officer
who shall violate the provisions of this
section, shall, upon conviction, be ad-
judged guilty of a mi>demeanor, aud
shall he punished by a fine not less than
five thousand dollars, or be imprisoned
not less than five years in the State
Prison, or by both such fine aud impris-
onment.
SIC. Is. Any number of persons,
not less than ten, residents Of this State,
may associate To establish Offices OF dis
count, deposit and circulation, upon the
terms and conditions. aud subject to the
liabilities prescribed in this act but the
aggregate amount Of the capital stock
OF any such association shall not be less
than fifty thousand dollars. nor more
than two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
SEC, lG, Such persons, under their
hands and seals, shall make a certificate
which shall specify -. The same as
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

PEN-PORTRAIr OF kossurm. The Lon
don Times reporter thus describes the Mag.
var -" lie stamps abuut five feet eight in
ches in height, has a slight aud apparently
not strongly knit frame, aud is a liille
ronnd-shouldered. Ills face is rather oval
a pair OF hlueish grey eyes, which some What
reminded me Of O'Conneil's in expression.
well set heneatl, full aud arched brow,
give an animated and intelligent look To
his counienancc. His forehead, hiah and
broad, is deeply wrinkled. aud lime has
Just began to grlZzie "A head Of straight dark
hair and to leave II bald spot behind lie
has not got the true Hungarian nose, but is
fair wolllormrd fealure-such as n French
passport would describe as moyen; II
thick mous'acho nearly covers his mouth
excep' when he speaks or smiles, and uni>
tes with beard and whiskcrs in full flock
ol dark hair flowing down his rhin. The
portraits are singularly unlike him IN either
person or expression. Whether from his
recent captivity or from constitutional eau
ses, there Is sumo how an air of lussitude
in his look: TO which tho laiigues Of his
voyage not improJably contributed. Allo-
gether he gives one The idea of a man Of
thought rather than man of action there
is speculative air in his face, mingled with
some degree Of melancholy which would
mark HIM ior visionary or theoretical en-
lhusiasl rather Than for great leader or
soldier. lie was very plainly auired, in a
dark green irock>coat, with little silk braid
nj the back and edges, and wore common
low,crowncd square felt hat
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

KossuTn IN ENGLAND The detail of
news by the last arrival from Liverpool is
made up, almost entirely, ofthe movements,
sayings and doings Of Kossnlh. Rarely, if
ever. have we seen such lavish expenditure
Of intellectual power, by any man, as has
been exhibited by him in his various address
cs, oll-hand speeches. and letters. since he
has been in England At Birmingham he
made n long and brilliant speech, and at Man =
chester another, while 10 dcputaiions from
very large number Of the Provincial towns
he has made brief aud iorcble addresses,
skilllully adapting his remarks 10 every PEE
culilriiv Of his auditors and Introducing all
lusions of local moment which betrayed u
remarkable knowledge of the various iner-
csls Of the people be was brought in contact
with In the meantime he is the lion Of the
day, and seems to be regarded, by the great
masses Of the English people, with sort Of
idolairy.
The arsiocrncy, which affected TO shun
Ko'su'h, at the first, now follow in his train,
and feel honored by entertaining him III
their mansions, and, at the present rate, Eng
land stands pretty good chance 10 be lib
eralizel to any desirable extcn..-Spring-
feid R,ubpiicdn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

own experience comedies with theirs.
This last is the class of men who sui,
fer most deeply and accutely. Poor
and proud, aspiring to scale the heights
Of fame and fortune, but compelled to
,rudge along the plain, with anguish in
their hearts, and seedy ex,eriors, they
are men to be piiicd. and, if possible to
he helped. Lie, me assure you that no
one Who has no, walked tho streets of
New York, looking for work, knows
what it is.
bow do these fifty thousand live du-
ring the winter To this question,
can answer, not irreverlcntly, but with
literal truth, God only knows ! The
poor wreiches frequently do not know,
themselves. The wonder of wonders
is that they do live at all, aud that cases
of actual starvation are rare. ] think,
however, that if the number of persons
who die, every winter, of diseases con-
iraclod by the use Of scaniy aud i'm
proper food, could he ascertained, it
would be large enough to as,ound peo-
pie. A rcry few of the unemployed
save money enough in the summer tc
carry them through the winter many
run in debt, TO be liquidaied BY the next
summers prospctty-if 1t comc--and
81 1--we on. from year to year perpetual
ly running rapidly in, or backing slow,
ly out Of debt. A large number beg
and may, at some future time, lay be-
fore your readers a letter describing the
various styles Of begging praciiced here
1t is too great a subject to be louchct
upon at the fag end of a letter.
A good many Of the unemployed live
by stealing; and the various branc hes
Of that profession are also VOL worthy
Of detail. Some are supported by tho
public purse, and by private relief asso
Citations. by far the larger half, howev-
er, am inclned to think, are ma inly
assisted through the trying season, by
the bounty Of friends So intimate aud
various are the tics by which men arc
bound together in societies. that hardly
one stands entirely alone, hardly one i.
utterly fricndcss; and, in time oftrou.
hle the strong must help, will help, and
do help the weak
only desire to say, in conclusion, ,c
such Of your young readers as are med
italing an abandoument of the country
peaceful plenty, for the City's uncertain
splendor.-Thnk twlce, before YOU d,
SO Stay where You are act well Won
parts, amid the hcalhfnl scenes in whicl
your childhoods have been spent j
You must leave your present abodes
seek some other country villages, hu
let no, the gaud and glare Of this whirl
ing. roaring, dis,rac,ing city life lure
you TO your ruin.
Yours Truly, o.
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Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express no
tee to the contrary. arc considered as wishing
o continue their subscription
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance Of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them till all that is due he paid.
2. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places, with
out informing the publisher, and the paper i,
sent to the former direction, they arc held re
sponsihle.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing and
leaving ituncaled for is prma tacia evidence
ofintentonal fraud.
6. A Postmaster ncgccting to inform pub
Usher when his paper is not taken from the Of
flee, makes himself liable for his subscril tion
price.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

The Deathbed.

We wotch'd her breathing thro' the ni-ht.
Her breathing soft and low,
As in her breath the wave Of life,
Kept hcnving to and fro!
SO silently We scmccd to speak
SO slowly moved about
Aswe had lent her halfourpower.
To exc her living ont
Our very hopes bclicd onr' foars,
Our fears ourhopcs belcd-
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when she died
For when the morn came dim and sad
And clll with oarly showers,
Her quiet cyelids closed-shc had
Another morn than ours
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10
Hartford Life and Health In
suranoe Company.
Organized at Hartford, Connecticut, Sc
tcmber. l-i9
ENSURED CAPITAL 800, 900.
General Agent tor I'ermon.

4 f...I
"''.e'"t -'g'," l'' . "''"''
l.. G. y q Ii NJ Willlston,
To- vhom snnlicaiiors may lie sent rron ouv
part Of the State.
r,.r,u Orr,rr or rms tor.,v Eas, si5c
hs cam, Ian.e s"m,rs Rnr;na"n 'an' ", }0'
Y WARn " n ,1y:coJ E~o,,;.,.
Applications may oe mace al any 'l'ne a
'"e o''ce' -.
Information, u oesiFeul iIIh'sshe"' az mn oi
.-eio oi ID! e'..cl VI VIC ''Ho"'"E rS"''Lwc"
hSeh'> ana Aeoicd' ENau"he's 10 'he N"h-
pahy' ,,eo.>- 1,,.-,.-.,
A"DioON w y
aGrNrs.-Cyrus Birge. County Agent, ih3
dlehuy: Ira Bingham. Isrycnnes: Calvin T
bingham. .Ne,c Wirel Calvin G. TiIden. CON-
rnV WIN. b. Martin. O,rfH.
M.Iiret Eva,nircrs - Zach r,ss lI,IN,--
L,rn. loci Hire Br;,J,o,t. navid r. psor
,SL9re5om; Nathan GALE O1reH c ". Uor.
lion. cue{j,yy: G. T. S,one. Nopifon: Cha, u
Stone, Ie'gcnnrs o. G Eens, tornwoRi / 7
h'e'eI' 6Ttsi9,' DI4,r, AVN co,-Nrv
- -, =, =
AGGNrs'-H' H. , hf"l'' COUNTY agent M"
tlnd Ezra june b'"""'"' lien'y "Iln"hda
HtSio'd CheN'cI spencer, t"Wdmi Calrh
conard, cnhicH"chi oI'as " RIO lSeS, t"T
'ndon a. bhSS, |oWfnWi - f. Nicholson
Um"9i~a "NeUe Io't.I A"nIf'
"En, ~ -, N''N Us "it''i ""'
tmdi IL H. DIuiy' IW9r,,," a. Nehdileh
ToHncyi A. - ii9usmIoh, IdTH : IT, Bow
'n, c,1ffndon ~ woodward, t"ShGo" Jo
ian w haiei brd"donj Johh FOX, H9Hhg
IoTd'
On TIE MUTUAL PLAN,
This co,nnanv will insure nj the nsraI rates
and in three particulars claim the superiority
over all mutual Companies.
lSt. Deducting only ten per cent commission
fromthc Mutual Insurance Fund, instead OF the
entire expenses otlhe Company, annually.
ina, u.y'n8 Sc. cels,mc"'eS %, poi,iS oar'
and dollars has accumulated as reserved mu.
mal fund, such scrip Loafiag iAieiesf Gom ,ie ana
Transferable.
3rd. In addition to the usual Mutual Fund
and reserved Fund, received from mutual in.
surers. the capital stock one hundredl lhous sand
dollars and all the reserved fund d the Joint
Stock insurance is pledged for the payment 0
losses.
ON THE JOINT STOCK PLAN
phe rates are reduced one mira me amount
charged on ihe mutual piah' me company ta-
king only ~hd' IS "orh' 10 insure a me a elV
en- amount lor given lllhe, instead oi taxing
more than an equilanIe sum ana al'eiWal0'
paying hack part ol o"e 5 ofh Mo"'y'h" cd"Wa
a so much pTou The great advantage ui lhl'
mode olinsuraace over the mutual plan may
be thus illustrated. Suppose iaiher at The
age OF thirty-two years, resolves 10 eXpend
twenty-five dollars perannum lur Insurance on
lie On the Mutual plan twill secure him
polIcy OF ono thousand dollafS, attic Joii
ock pau 'ne same twenty-five dollars WI Sc
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

TuE ApMGNGsTRATIoN.-If the present
Administration have not manifested AN hon
est desire 10 do their duty to their own couu-
try and foreign na'ions, then there have
never hoen magistrates who did. They
used the means under their command to
prcvcn; the invasion of Cuba, and wien
their good intentions were defeated hy the
connivauce of the collector Of New Orleans,
they turned him out ol the Office he had be-
tiayed.
They strenuously, at critical moment.
held up the shield OF power to defend the
Constitution, and have ever Stree, without
linehnl, maintained a bold and frank ro>
sition in mAntainence Of the laws passed in
loyalty to thai fundamental bond of Union.
For the sincerity Of their professions Of a
firm determination 10 execute the laws, they
have also given pledge in the elevation to
the Sgprelhe Bench Of Mr.. Curtis, in the
room of Justice Woodbury. Thu, have
they cxhibitcd the impartialuy of an upright
magistracy, which looks at right and Justice
in The exercise Of oilicial trusts, without com
putting how they may affect The lanalcsm Of
the North or the Vaccinations Of the South
--NewGk (N ID .lhceltScr
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FILLMORE Ann WEB TER ~ THE Souru
The New Orleans Boe, an Influential
" hig paper, in noticing the nomination al
Daniel Webster for the Presidency. hy the
New York Courier and Enquirer, says
The Wings Of the South have generally
Indicated decided preference Tor Mlnrd
Fillmore. We have no doubt, however.
that in the event Of their first choice. Ihcy
would willingly and warmly support MIR
Webster We know OF no statesman, with
the exception oi the present incumbent 0I
the whiio house, who possesses more valid
claims to the suragcs OF The American
people. His lrausccudrni talents, his i'm
mcnse reputation ns an orator and states,
man, his well approved patriotism, his nob!I
md magnauimuus stand in favor Of lho
constitution and ihe laws, have spread hi,
popularity AMONGST all classrs ard sections
Bul our debt Of araliude Is first due /,
Millard Fillmore who proclaimed that the
compromise must be sustained, that tn,
Unlon must b. preserved Aftcr him Dan
irl Webster ucsIonahly cnmmaudi
ilic affections ANA respect of'he Nhig party
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

nFMrs. Bloonier, auher Of the new style
of dress has an article in the last number Of
her paper, the Lily, in which she says that,
could she have lorseen the noloriely & rid;-
cue which she has incurred, she never
would have commenced the movement
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

bout TO cNnire NAV. when nil thc shnre-
holders of such Incorporated hank have
assontcd 10 in orpanzation under this act.
take and hold. in nt.dition 10 such real es.
tate Ms is prescribed by the twenty fourth
section Of this act. such other real estate ms
such bank may hold nj theiim nrtbe trans
Ter of the proterty the Incorporated bank.
having boon received by it in payment of
debts previously contracted To- -aid bank.
accnrdinr- 10 law.
Src a.. when the officers Of any ham
king nssoriaiion, dcsirons Of reInquishina
the BANKING business, shall have redeemed
at least ninety per cent ol their circulating
notes and shall produce 10 the Treasurer o
certificate ola deposit 10 hls credit in such
bank as he shall approyc, 10 an eunal n
mount with the circulating notes Of such
bank unredeemedit shall be lawful for him
TO receive the same, and to uiyc IN all the
securities heretofore deposited by such ban
kinr assnriation; for the teormpliop of cir
cula,inp notes issued.
SEC 80. Such banking association, ar,
ter having conpiod with tho provisions of
the last I,recee,iing section, shal give no.
tire 70, wo wears in some newsrapcr in the
county where such bank shall have been To-
caicd, th., all the circulating notes issued
ov such bsn,ting association must be present.
e.l nj TIE treasurer ONCE within 10 years
f ON the date nr such notice, or that tie
funds deposited for the redemption Of the
notes viii be riven M n the bank or assoc-
alton: and on receiving satisfactory proof Of
tho living Of snch notice for the time nfure.
said, tho treasurer shall surrender, 10 the or
der Of such association or bank, any securi-
ties which he may hold for tho payment OF
any unredecmol notes Of tho said associa-
ton or bank.
SIC 80. l. shall he The duty Of the treas-
urcr to receive mnila,rd circulating notes
issued bv him, and after making record ui
them. their denomination and amount, to de-
liver in leu thereof other circulating no;c,
to the same amount.
SIC. II. There shall be appointed an
nunllv, a ioint committee Of the legislature
whose dniv it sl.a,l l,e 10 examine such Of the
secnrlties ,leroS;tei in ,h. ireasurer's Office
bv banking associations, together With the
books and papers therein relating 10 the bus
ines, of banking. as ,he said committee mas
deem necessary to enable them 70 report
the true state and condition Of tia, depart.
mcrt 20 the legislature.
SIC. ~ Tt, rcnort Of tue bank com.
missioner shall show the amount Of loans an,
discounts. over drafts, doe from banks, dn,
from directors Of said banks, due from Lrok
ers. real estate. specie, cash items stock an,
proms.ory notes, solvent lanks, bills ofsas
pended hauks, loss anl expense account
csptal, circulation, profits, amount Que 3
banks amount due to iniividuals, amoan
duo treasurer of state. amount due deposi
tors on hand, amount due not Included an
der either Of The abore heads.
5Yc 43 The c.pi'al stock Of every bank
IN. association, established under the p.1
visions of t,is act, shall be liable to taxation
and il shalt hs tie duty of tho cashier c
such banking association 70 transmit 10 N
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No. 30.-An Act to prevent the desiruc' on oe
certain small birds.
II is hereby enacted, Sc.
SEC /. If any person shall shoot, or in
any other manner wound, kai destroy, en-
trap, snsnare, or otherwise capture, upon
lands not owned or occupied by himself,
any of the following birds, to wit: the
fobin, blue,bird, yelow-hid, cherry or
cedar-hird, cat-hird, King bird, sparrow.
lark. bobolink, thrush, ohiekadee, pewee,
wren, warbler, woodpccker, martin, swat
low, nighl-hnwk, whippoor-will, grourds
bird linne'. ploser, 'aller, Yhoeee, sfessrs,
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rate bill committed to him for collection, tax
or taxes, or the arrears thereof so unccllect-
ed, may be transferred by the selcctmcn ot
such town, to the rate bill Of any succeeds
ing surveyor Of highways in such town, and
placed in such rate bill in sereratc and diss
iinct column md such subsequent surveys
or or surveyors shall have full power to levy
and collect such lax Of taxes in arrear and
uncollectcd rs aforesaid in The manner pros
vided by law 70: the collection Of highway
taxes,
Approved November 10, 1851.
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No. 23-An Act authorizing and regulating
tie Arrears Of Highway Taxes.
II is hHety enacted, Sc.
SEC. /. Whenever anv surveyor Of high'
ways, in any town in this state shall, for any
cause, lail 10 levy and collect the tax or tax
es of any person Of persons named ia the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-10

40. 25.-An Act in addition to chapter twenty
Two the Compiled Statutes, Relating High
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No. % An Act in addition 10 chsrier Sixty
live Of the Compiled Statutes, relating to tho
Homestead.
II is hereby enacted Sc.
SEC /. The porbaie court may authors
ize the guardian Of any insane married
woman, under the regulations now providing
by law for the sale by guardians, Of the real
estate Of their wards. TO sell and convey
the interest Of his ward in the home sieai Of
hor husband whenever such sale shall hs
deemed conducive 10 the interest Of sGch in
sane married woman.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November ! O., 1891.
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30 27-hn Act relatingio the acknowledge
lnent of Deeds by Married Women.
II IS hsrc5s enacted, Sc.

No. 2s.-An Act in addition to chapter Twen-
" Of the Compiled Statutes, relating TO
the Warning Of School Meetings
Il IS hereby enacted, &c.
Snc l. 1t shall be the dn'y Of the clerk
or prudential committee of any school district I,
in appointing and notifying meeting ofsneh
district, under the provisions chapter twenty
Of rLe Compiled Statutes. 10 give At least
seven days snd no. exceeding iwelve days no.
lice for such meeting and every district
clerk or prudential committee, who shall = io-
late the provisions of this act, shall be sub
ject 10 the penalties imposed in section ffiy'
TWO Of said chapter.
Approved November II, 1851,