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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-11-17
Correspondence of the Advertiser.

g. CHARLESTON, Nov. l3, 1852.
AlEssRs. EDrroRs: With weak and trembling
hand attempt to trace You few lines, merely to
days ago. scarcely ever expected TO have the
pleasure OF recording so pleasant piece of news
As Brownlow. the fighting parson would say was
within squirrels jump of the good worl'l-or
some other distant country. After having recorded
the progress Of the epidemic among MS for near two
months, am now enabled TO chronicle very re-
spectacle case Of my own. was taken with Il
severe case Of Yellow Fever on the 2lth u!t., and
Tor time my lifc being upon thread, but By the
blessing Of kind Providence upon good nursing.
and the efforts of skiliu physicians, ! was raised
almost from the dead and to-day for the first time,
have been enabled 10 take short walk. though
It'll very weak, and reduced almost to skeleton.
thought once if You ever heard from Inc again, it
mish, b, more appropriately placed under the l''ad
Of foreign correspondence but | am thankful IN
being permitted to write you ono more letter from
Charleston.
The business affairs Of our city arc rapidly re-
covering flom the recent panic, and our thorough
fares are beginning to assinc their usual crowded
and-lifc like appearance. The summer ab'cniecs
are returning from the North by hundreds, and
even the crowd Of strangers is greater than was
anticipated at so carly stage OF the season. we
have had ono o- two light frosts, and tho weather
continues delightfully."- co"l and pleasant. The cpl
dc,nc is supposed to be ctctuay checked, although
few dcals arc still occurring, and will probably
continue for week or two TO come, but we antci-
pate very few new cases after the present date.
The annual exhibition Of the South Carolina In
.tutc will orcn ON Monday next wien we expect
crowd from the country, who are no doubt
anxious to visit our city. having been prevented by
the sickness from doing at M earlier period.
The Rcgatta-thc poultry exhibition, AMI the ex-
animation Of the Citadel Academy, will probably
attract an unusual number Of visitors. There has
been built, on th grounds Of the Citadel square,
miniature Chrysial Palace, in which t" exhibit the
articles Of the Far More anon. ARCHER.
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Cloaking.

DICEI Colorcd and Black NEl.NETs Of various
IL, kinds ior Man;:,s alrl Clolks. \ few pec's
Of handsome polished CLOTH for Ladies Clocks,
with somc of the richest trimmings madr. For
sale cheap at GRAY Bi.olhh"o.
augusta, Ga, Nov II If Al
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HIUFlabcr I!

'GNIIi; Subscriber has Il large quantity of LuM-
i B;R or llrrcnt sorts, for sale ut his residence.
n. l.. GRIFFIN.
Iulv 10 If
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BUST Received

T1ROM the Factory large variety Of CllA'RS,
j. which VIC will srllow for Cash.
BUSHNELL g. WITT.
July 2S If 2S
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DIED, on Monday the ST, inst, Alice TALLrLA,
a;,nt daughter Of q org, }. aud Emriine Y. Shcp-
pard aged two years, six months and sixteen days
4" AS the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But witrrs in the rising day:
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled its life away.
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Nuv L.
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Nov II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

VIRGINIA LAVA correspondent of the
RcreHnS (O) Wig, writing from Western Va.
relates the following
silcs my las. visit 70 this country, Clarksburzh
one Of The rOs 1Ourshins towns in thisvcinl,y has
oeen burned or, rather large portion OF the 5usi-
ress paII Of he place has been consumed and tha,
too by ncenciaTIes. man by the name Of Jacoues
BIS wife, female slave belonging TO them two Bows
and a nee negro, are now m confinement charged
examining court was, that Iacqnes ant yiio birad
Ae 10y sIc oroered the girl 10 assist them in SET
ing the ofes Threatening her with death II she Pc
luSeu on revealed One Of the boys end he s.ri hare
o. Hs syi c'a enly Be- taken Ggansf ne frs, nrgre
me to"p mas eeen IL state Of intense excitement
smce the Ire, and the Sheriff is compelled 10 Keen
zens fIcm shooting Jacques or his ssso-le,s- O.,
releasing him. as he Is believed TO he one Of bind
OF "a srsTadses~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
Magazines FOR February.

E" HARPER" for February. continues
the attractive series on the Lives OF Bsnilrnin
Franklin and Napoleon BoRapar!e, with their pro-
fuse and beautiful illustrations. A happy his has
been made IN the Napoleon papers by J. s. C.. A.
bot, 1t is seldom that better things have been said
on the subject, which is so hackneyed hardly
TO admit Of originality. But Mr. Abbott takes hold
Of his theme with such lively zes., lays his mind
completely under the spell OF his hero AMI d aces
familiar events In such picturesque light that his
narrative has all the freshness OF the last novel; and
retains IT'S fascination 70 the end Of the story his
curious to notice the struggle of the author be,
his principles as man Of peace and other Christian
noralites, and his enthusiasm for the military gre i.
ness Of Napoleon. lie certainly makes The best OF
bad cause, and It is worth while 10 read his nara
tive, If only to notice the ingenuity with which he
gets his hero out Of many AL ugly scrape, aaa re.
comedies the atrocities OF war with the feelings of
huaanty-The selections In this numSerare OF ua-
usual interest and the various editorial
have been attended 10 with tact and aiscre,i,n
q TIE INTERNATIONAL" for Feb. !,
brilliant number and is graced with the con,,ibn.
SONS OF several Of cur most agreeable aaI e!sc.e
writer's. quaint poem on "Colum6us =, he
Gates OF GenoaI' BY the Ao saJi morai.zed legend
By Hawthorne, several hne poetic sketches by sod.
oafd, and the Editers own skilful "piokinss aud
s!eaiings' afford no slight interest TO thc MAyazne
out besides these we have some good poetry from j.
l. fields, *. : Chiffon, J. II. Thompson, aad 6 p.
u James, chapter ofTt;asaiscsnccs Of ia Sc sso-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

B.. b.twy Ifthsre is no fcnnda'ion for the iiea OF
s .anps.ton ID. seysS-l aturai with tue ne,ifA,
N, rhot. id.a Of religion, IN the common af'ep-
,s,,on ., IN. tern, is hnmoug ifIhere re 'oun-
eatoo the rrooi OF II exists IN the Bible AID men
nus. 20 BY the record, whether they IKE II or lump
:, Ina xotd. they must believe or be damned"
- ." =" J.. r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

IL The Senate of the Delaware Legis-
aiure last week attempted 10 pass an amendment 70
the law on 'aVerns making il an osIense punishable
with hne and imprisonment TO sell intoxicating IL
quols or tie sabbath. The a.ienp, failed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

W, rich AID I.atA le, by Oakley Hall, Dr. Fran
cis's juicy descrpaoa Of me Book Trade, EIi,ors
and Authors IN New York and m admirable selee-
ton OF "good ding" from the best Earlish so,,
ces. The Int national continues 10 o. condpe,.a
with unrivsled vigilance and enterprise, the Ei,,o,
being ALWAYS On ne alert for the a,ss novels IN
literature, the NOS subsle heresy /. religion ana
ID, slightest orcroachmcnt On pubic no,.ls
tS.ingsr q foAnssEd.)
~" The hNIcKERBocKEa. foy Febuary
is crowded with good things from = cho.es c1rrs "A
contributors, and nom he lively pen of the Bd,,o,
himself We have the rarity OF prose- ad,cle from
r. IL. s.oddard GIVING a humorous description Of
soyn.east bal "MeisteT Karl aad IL. Marvsp
continue their piqusnt contributors "scns
Thoughts on Robert Burns ard his PoetD" isa
longer item than We usually fnd IN the Edi.cn
TABLE, bat not BIT TOO long. We wish we had
more of the same Kind With It's sparkling criticisms
and heart felt appreciation Of one Of na.are's aae
poets. 4 cspual number altogether Of cosy Oh
Knickerbocker, whose genial and 'c'l! face is al.
ways the signal Of good cneer for ulad ahe bean.
Samuel Hussto5.)
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CLAY AND KOSSUTH.
OFFICIAL RErCT
Mr. cIAy,S SPEECH TO KOSSUTH.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. }, 1852

.,..os rrns.slY TO THE sEwYORK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
CITY ITEMS.

New BIsIr lIousE.-We Learn that the
American Bible society have parch sssd the lot Of
ground lying between Fourth and IhiId-avs. and
As.or place and Mini st and design - erect rev
Bible House there IS soon as practicable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
4" One blast upon that bugle horn
Were worth a THOUSAND men

lie, Mr. CLAY get to the Senate and Intervention
will be dead horse with the thousands and
tens Of thousands of whom he is the oracle in
this nation. lie will wither it with the fiery
breath Of his nostrils he will, by the force Of
his logic and his eloQuence, cut it up by the roots
III a thousand localities where 1t is now green
and honTshing. J. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

LICENSE STATISTICS FOR JAECARv-Fhe
amount received a. the desk Of the Phs Marshal, n
the Mayors Office. last month for licences, was only
$ls9 SO. and for hnes only ga. The licences
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RURNRR,8
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

POWELLPS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
ceive and accommodate vsiters. This delightful Wa
ering place is situated eight nes east OF Woodsock be-
Building hunde eet In length commenced last sea
son. completed and Is ready Tor the reception Of
RDBRSj and number OF C0ttases, ,or the use OF
Families, have been erected convenient 10 the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF wmrE, HLpE and BLACK
SULPHUR, CHALYBEArTE, LAEsToNE and SLATE all having
the work OF Natures abTatory They send forth
sueent quantity Of pure water to supply many lhSsss3ds
sim ground gradually Using TO the south and eaatm
which presented to the eye OF the behOlder OF The
noat landscape Vews the country To the
~ h s4s e o@ IS o as 81 anS Sn
% 10 0 above the level bottom In front and to the
be Approached nom rear, by gentle ascent
The fo Mountain with its PieursSqne scenery its tut
nanOIama which, bold outline and pleasing variety, is
d III scenery piesentcd 10 vis nom the submits Of
lie and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen to be
In addition TO Springs proper there number
esIsbfated MoGniain spring, 100 yards distant, The
oa Spring short d IsSs TS pa NH mn5
80 the south from the Springs, about three quarters OF
mile Rs new s oPeSsS amid ia
beaUtid group Of willows that shade ne sulphur springs
and whie Is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quai
ViseTs coming from the North East, enter the
valley through the passage formed
lie proxHdeyo he mountains, about twelve miles the
north cast omt Springs The rugged grandeur Of this
nSfnraI defe the rocks towering the very Clouds
stTikes the traveller wi III awe and admiration.
ON arriving at the Springs, the invalid has at with.
nom the and peTpextes, tolls and monOtony
OF busy world and temperate his exhausted ener
rouni him. and partang Of the rich yiands that are daily
I,repa red for ths nourishrAen pr his Trail body
We win state, for the benefit OF those who may
aware of the that we own large farm attached to
~, SPRING. where PERSONS have their horses pastuIed
or stabled Gs tbey Hnaypr
The ban win be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
e in attendance and s.rn.p,.
t different departments OF the house, everything
Shai be done that contribute TO the comfort
Persons visiting the grIinga from he NORTH can leave
sItoTe In az morning heTe the next morn.
~ by the way winchester and Woodstock Persons
SOUTH win leave Staunton In the morning, arrive
Al WoOdHtock 70 dinner andthe springs TO tea .sf
For ~ amusement Of those who may wish 10 partiei.
pat in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
bsS isi erected for tho datou Of vfsiterS.
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CHARIBRRLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET THIRD STREETS, PrrTs
BURGH, PA.
O. r. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of tho
Science OF Accounts. i 'i -.t-
p. II. SPENCER, Professor of Penmnnship.
TlHE principal object this Institution, afford young
men All opportunity OF obtaining thorough and IL
knowledge OrnOuble Entry Book Keeping aud its
pGaOm 10 business operations generally. Applicants
The OF instruction is SUCH will the student
take cha and conduct 8cienC principles,
sat of Double Entry Books completion of the same-
PENM ANsuP-TO white free and legibe hand is desTa
BILE accomplishment in the education young genemenfOr
every profession, and particularly those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves mercantile
ness pursuits. This department 10 conducted by p
R. Spencer Ohio, author OF the SnenCerian system
PennaIshp, gentleman well known throughout the
fry a. an accomplished peHman, and SS one OF the
most successful teachers Ofthe age.
Communications addressed to o. X. chamberlain,
win receive prompt attention aug2I.
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GREAT ATTRACTloNl
Fifth ward Museum Hotel.

Cor HeAf BJoadlrGy Franklin street, Nelo York
4 this Establishment can be very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue and hands in notion;
ouy representation the kind the country. The largest
best collection Of Ancient and Modern Coins In the u
The figure Soldier III the Continental CIorn blue and
bu lead buttons, marked U. a, Hat,
hIeeChes CATERS DC, Also, Birds Of Various Plum
age, curious FTeSKs Nature Indian Implements
War, Shells Miner Gold, Silver, Copper and other Ores,
Rich Paintings, fine EngaviHss, with many
valuable CurIOtes, Statue Ot George ILL., Such COL
lection cannot be found Establishment of the kind III
the United double Calf which is universally adj
nom neck the middle they IuII grown, aI
PERFECTLY formed, and bought from the OF Lye,
Live White Kat from Bel Ks Penn. Idnltlaee GRAF
Games for KSeciSe aud AnNeeuent, Billiards, Back
Cannon and DominOes. billiard Room with TWO speI
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice Tile LaIder will be
supplied all delcacies the Game, Oys
Beet Seak, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &C. provided
any hour.
AT this Establishment, may be celebrated bird
MINO that will repeat almost anything alter stranger
No accommodation Political meetings OF any party
celebrated Establishment, AID having made various aeTu
Is prepared to accommodate tie Travelling Public and
Transient BOardeIs in style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels city New York The BAR RoOm which
tas private in this country, being the
will sustain the reputation accorded
it under charge Mr. Thomas Riley ia the quality its
wines &c, &C. Connected with The above is REFEC-
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
evening. Private for COuTtsnurtial Referees
Committee Private dinner or Supper Parties, &c, DC
The public respectfully invited 10 grant him share Of
$50 '" CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
GJPeHo wishing pune Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N. B-PTiVae families Supplied with Dinners SuppeTs
in superior STYLE Parties number at their
tive hOns and Of glass silver sent out part
EntrGnce 10 he REFECToRY in F+anklirst
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CONSUMPTION Durable!


Robert Sunderson, Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fair field county, Ohio, and brother OF hTuGr
General Sandeso anocer inthe of 1912, cured vi
Consumption by the use of "Wistarls Balsam of Wild
Cherry" ,.,,.5 CO., Loo,
Dear Sir;-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the III
:.Dr Wistar's i3usdm Wild Chetry' viii state the
SYMPTOMS my case that others similarly afflicted may
Induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
fushes and frequent cold chs with severe pain
my and breast accompanied by very bad cough was
very restless at nights and had great night aweHts pers
ring should say ateas two gallons night wetttng the
he'd c<mpetcIy through had not been able TO work for
scars hut i was much enaciaed and almost helpless
when using Wtstars lialsam OF Wild Cherry
ha nc used in all those
complaints for my health is good.
| am now years DID, and have not taken any OF tho
nlSam since 1876 my health is good not
medicines hut ii should have any al
INV former symptoms should WiSar's BlSam Of Wild
Cherry. ] procured the medicine OF MeSsrs Fall d Nc
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio ~
ROBERT SANDERSON. d.
The genuine Wstar's lIaIsam OF Wild Cherry has Iut
simiIe or the signature OF Henry Wistnri NJ. d. PhadeI
mia and ..SallOrd Park finely executed steel
rruyed wrapper. No Othrs can be. gchuiIe.
U5-PTiCe 81 per b0ttIG-6lX bottles for 80, la .'H-
Sold Qy j. u. FARk, CINCINNATI .. e
on Walnut sCet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or =
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

.... AS IT ISL! TEt.n
cing OI TatiVcs scccs and incidents the real LlFE
urTMI LOwLY.' By w L. q. Smith, Esq.s
The object OF lhc author is represent the condition OF
III his udc but comfortable cabin, his daily
raliUs aud astimes, the relations between master aud
slave the !stSken impulses and views the
passions and sentiments in their natural os the
lspaye III the humblest lot OF society, thus showing
hGpPesG Than JTtIomS and At the 10 represent
rs, class OF people, viz The Planter, to whomjusce
seldom been donc and whose character exhibited III
avery day fe Is well calculated 10 win the AmaDe udg
ment OF the world. ST. ,...a -.--f t.a. o. lf|
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter I-.oIi Virginia 81 sa5 sEs
|! 2-The plantatiOn-Unclc Toms l,azinCSS.
L 't 3-SObrety and Alerrinlent. 10 49,.
az 1.-THE Punishment.
a. 0-The School Master. .... &
Il AZ G-Ranlly OF the Planter.
'' 7-SchOO Keeping. Al eH
q Z" S-The secret League OF Rebellion.
a. y-Thc Surprise.
20 lU-lnlcpcndence Day.
% 1.-THE OyeISecT. u. II Do .F.El la|e "!
io-Schoo Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
I-unelc Tom and Dinah.
l4-AIiuliGht Meeting Of School MASTER Uncle Tom
and Dnal. 20 ii, r.. -..r
/, :. 15-CaSSy. ID. az
\ I7-The overseer's Communication 10 the Planter
az IS-Thc Suspicion a.
Y IS-SChOol Masters UHeasness anu DepaTtuIe
az 2O-Unclc Toms Notions OI Freedom. .ar
2i-His Deter minRtiOn 10 60 10 the State OF Flee
dOni.' p h ~ tA-S' ~ '-'- 81. %
~ 22-The Escape. rIH.
az 2-The Pursuit. " .ssEE. ~ ID, iE8ur VA
" 2l-BuHalo-The BOOt'bIack NJ
"a 2-HaTd Times f'-
26-UncIe Toms SolllOquy- II "a
"a 27-Ths Alarm.
ts 2S-AmericAn Hotel. -+z-- ~ ~
"a 29-The Fec Negro. vi
30-CouraGe Quietude and Conentment.
3l-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, canadr.
:" 32-Thc Interview between Slaster aud Slave.
d 3I-.Back TO Old Virginia.
a. 35-Conclusion.
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The OH Of 1Grape Vine.

HIs Oils the result twenty yeerpii bya
French Physician, and Is extensively used In
FTsrce. both the the hair gossy,
restoring It in bald plces, $500. .5ff
This OIL particularly recommended as y wiTender
The Hair gosy, and piable besides making 1t about
two ehadeR DARKER.
- For pSIa By !. =. VOWEL, q UnioHst- q