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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
MERCHANDISE.

T a M. nOLLiNs-Beg leave - call me a. =,
J ,enop Of fbeif enstomsrs and the pubic genefs'
~, to their
spring supply Of Groceries, Ae.
oonsisttag IN narf Iofleses fax
rs hid. p n, Cubs and o Sugar
Q do ~ croir 10
20 bore.and bbl. Loaf, cru.i'd and ro~'ddo
- bbls supr. clarified NJ
H. hhd- Cuba Molssses
8 do II do superior
bbls N q do
81 bag. RI and Lagnira Coffee
10 do aud mats superior old Js's DO
90 ton. Bar Iron, well aas"rteh,
do Hoop and Band do
| do Bli.trred Steel
do CAST and Shear do
$50 side, Sole Leather
IS do Upper do
80 don Ca T skins, Baltimore. PhiladelPbis
Ynnd French,
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
400 kcg. cut Nails . TO 80 dy
- do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
9 do Horse Shoe Nall
IS boxes ,upr Sperm Candle.
30 do hdamnntine do
60 do Hull q Sons patent do
40 do Tallow do
80 do Soap
10 do do extra hns
COCO lbs Cotton Yarn
2 bnlcs Osnnburgs superior,
ALso-Indgo, Moddrr. Alum and CopPeras Pepper
finger, Sr e. Nutmegs. Mace. Cloves md Cinnamon
W riting Letter mud Wrapping Paper; Bed Cords an'
Plough Lines; Domesticss Calicoes, &c &c. For sa'
N the most accommodating terms, or exchanged 10
.ou,,ry urodure apl OFT.
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CREE q McCLANAIIAN, GRocERs


LYHCHRURs, Va.
Df,r for sale
10 baSs Rio and Laguira Coffee
% " best old Java and Mocha do
- hhds and bbs Moasses,
~ " n. o. p. Il. Sugars
st Croix do,
% boxes and bbls Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do
90 country and rolled Iron ( yurou. sizes &C.,
2200 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nuils
5000 lbs Sole Leather,
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarns,
% boxes Manufactured Tobacco some very fne,)
40 boxes Adom1ntno, Sperm aud Tallow Candles,
500 kegs blasting and rifle Powder,
1000 # best Safcy Fuse,
IL tales Oznaburgs and Domcstics
100 hb1 rcctifed Whi,key,
- old Rye (some years old,)
Is Wine. different quslities,l
l3 and l-2 pipes French Brandy, (.ome fne,)
10 old Apple Brandy,
ti-rces best London Porter,
10 bbs Rum and Gin
with great variety Of articles not mentioned above
making our stock n very large md desirable one.
We give prompt attention To snlcs of nsgnment,
of Flour Whea Tobacco Bacon und all other kinds o
country prnduce-also to receiving and forwarding
Goods, Produce, &c. may BITS
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IL Is R
ADWAY's Ready Remedies-Are 80
prepared as 10 harmonize and act ia unison with

"a prepared to harmonic and act ia uni.on with
| eaeh other
| X. r. r,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ia the frat and ONLY rom.
cdy Yer recorded in the Medical history of the world
that has stopped the violent pains in few seconds
II WI" stop The most pains in FIVE minutes or less
and will cure the most nhstinate and painful Rbonr.
tsin Nervous Neuralgia and Pilious complaints in
re" hohrs internal and external 1t never fails in civ.
ing instant ense t. the most tormening and aconizing
n"ns II has cured in ninety cases out of a hundred
rheumatism in four hours neuralgia in one hour: cropp
III tel minutes; dIarrhGn in fifteen minutes: Toothnch.
IN one second pasm in five minutes; cramps in 6vc mir
t' s'cS headache In fifteen minutes; chill fever in ff-
eeh minutes; chihains in five minutes; sore tbropt in
'olr hours; infiue' za in one hour Spinal complaints
',h JOINTS, stratus bruises, cuts wounds fros, bires
'oe,h h"rhns, sentory. tic dolorcux and all other
ronPihis where there is severe pains Radwavs Rcady
dsraso ~ 41'~"y ''' Wv
oias Headoche Ready Relief willstor the
.. distressing pains In few utes, and prevent RI
newed attacks 1t will cleanse and .wce,an tho .ton,
aeh. and neutraze the poisonous acid, of ,b sys,en
1'"e1maftSa-cascs cured-In tie year 1851 had
way Ready Relief cured 10000 cases Of Rheu.
"sn IN New ork 10000 in Poston 90 900 in Phil.
"s pun D Uou IN Michigan, and 5000 in Illinois
q" d"'ch Is Railways Ready Reliefin curin Rheurra
' 'iat nine patients Of every ten .re relieved
49,. "i pun IN few minutes after the first application
ba ,i ""n Us haryas twenty persons in q day, who
en -, 'ur office in their carriages to hav, tho
iei applied by u., and in fifteen minutes have wulked
a"y rejoicing. that they have been nhs once morr to
' ~" IN a'ohe without the aid of stick or crutch.
nee OF h X Rclief. 25 cents. so cents and Al rer
- ''ach hofile 10 be genuine must beal the fac
anne Signature OF Railways Co. Sold by Druggists
ana 81, -. for sale by D. r. LYMAN.
' Druggist, Lynchburg.
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MERCHANDISE.

IOORMAN n MA HIN, "nua Ia
vi C0MMIssIoN NERO CHANTS LyHehoarg, ,, 20 -
now receiving lorg. and We. .,.se = oueens-
IN pal Of the following sricis''
300 rs. Cotton Yarns
1900 B.. Sole Leather
900 sacks Liverpool Salt
I40 " Rio Laguira and Java Cohee'
20 -. ia, fence and w honse nails
10 Ind. p Il, N o and Cuba Sugars
90 ibis Coffee Sugar
IN hi. crushed. ground aud clarified sugars
5 hhds Molasse.
10 him o and Sugar-house Molssses
bbls Syrup :, <..,
10 boxesSoap
90 boxes 1917 10 and 81 10 gla'
Dom,,,;cs-3-4, a.. Sd. "a. 1874. Os"'''Pes,
Al. 10 pair Blankets, Pulled Clo's', 'seP =. #
mich the, offer to the trade at fair prices
sept I8-tsc ------------
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

NEW sTATIOERY, sc.
/ 3 new styles Steel Pens, extra,
Fancy Note Envelopes.
Spring top Pock"t-hooks
Pump Inkstands, Whitney, patent,
Porcupine len-nodrrs
New styles lotto, Note Waters. viz Silver red,
Geatine, Paper Illuminated &c..
Toy Paints in Boxes,
Sclf-Sealing Envelopes,
Back Canon Boards.
French Note and Letter Paper,
fubrr's Drawing Pencils
Red TnPe.
Pocket Pen.hodprs
just received at MoRSE'S South end Bookstore
o7-t4
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Jan St,


- hDJOININf IHE FFINT OFFICE, Lykcunrpo
W. b. GADDESS d. BRO. PROPRIETOR, CC,,.
meyty Of Baumore, keep hand and make TO order
n Nor'herh prices Egyptisn and Italian Marble Man
Ties. plain and ornamental Monuments. Tombs Head
and foot Stones, Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
and washsand tops, made any size at the shorte.,
nnfire: Also. door and window sills.
Any prder, from town or country entrusted to us will
Nc aitLinly executed with neaness and dispatch az
g AuSts-dts J. D. GADDESS'& BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

- ha. purchased Of f. g. Bell hi. entire interest in
lie concern of Payne Bell All debts due the firm will
&c collected by 4. W. Payne: nso the debts due from
The concer will be Ild by him.
We re1uc.t having accounts against the firm.
IN bring them in for set.meni; MISC all Who ndebt.
I'd /, the concern will please call and nuke payment.
PAYNE " BELL.
iy Cots July 81 1859
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A CARD.-TIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD re-
IA peetfully nsk continuance Of the patronage so
long bestowed upon him, IN the concern and in
this connection he deems IL proper, to AJAX nl who
indebted to him 10 come forward and settle their
counts without delay.
There many claims of long standing, which must
close up, and IL Is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention to this notice
Jan s--dts y. DIUGUID.
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LECANT GIFT BOOKS FoKIEsS3.
II Gift of Remembrance n Souye,ir for MI $500.
Gem of the season. Illuminated and illn.tru,cd with
10 elegant engrayngs,
The Gift of Friendship,
The Remember Me Tor 1853
The Gift of Sentiment,
The Gem for all seasons;
Gin of Affection.
Gift of Love,
The P"nrl with illus'rntiors
The liyacinih or affection. Gift
The W intergrccn. always remembered
Also, Backgammon Bonrds, common md x,r. o,,I;.v
'ec'Neu at MORSE'E Com. Ifonse
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y. DsUGUuD a. SONS.
THE sUBsCRuBEsss having obtnin.d tn

THE SURSCRIBEIkS having obtnnrd the
exclusive right of retailing IsL's Metallic Burial
Case. take this method ofnformng the people fLynch
their room Main Street. lot Of the above ca
of different sizes. II would be difficult task give
adequate impression OF these Caseswhont person
nj inspection: they perfectly air tight and ndestruc
tihle and for protecting and preserving the Dead, Cr
ordinary nerments for vaults for ranspor,nton
superior anything of the kind before invented Thosc
unfortunate enough need tbs above Case. can b.
supplied by y. DIUGUlD& SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed TO. S.D.& SONS
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~ R. sTALLER 4 CO., Druggists

e-n r. C. Jones' g. Co.'S E7nr ZINC PAINTS,
Tbsv " B,own " "
mon a.e superior in all respects to Paints in
r.; moro pr'liian more durable and cheaper. The
sbi @ns greatly used Fr1rocf poin on Metal and
eh,ngie roof, on Fences. Rout., &C.
IT. cherry Pectornl Tor co. CHS aad colds,
"lstar Basam Wild Cherry
,ayne's Expectorant
yeoa, p o,l tor Dyspepsia Debility, &C.,
fench Window Glass Of oil siue.,
Looking Glass Plate
rpnosnateof Lime for diseased Lungs,
us"if& obacco, &c. &c. Jan 19-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

FAIL FASHIONS ron 1889.
fryuE subscriber has received his New York.
n. ,f;rn.re saa fhilsd.ipba styles II Gentlemen.
NJ. Nole-lin. silk black and white. Beaver and
es.h hats whch for durability and beauty, cannot
L. r "a .ed In hi. any ether market. Ills stock l.
,os large and complete embracing all Of the a,ea and
,as.f ayprc,sd, .g,s. q H1rs sn1 cars, a.
doptedfortbe Faiitrase - Of uhole,eie and Retail
"a which he cordially invites his old friend. and
customers md the public generally, give him call
before purea ng elsewhere HE stock will be found
q. cheap a. any other establishment N the city. All
kinds OF Hats made order with snd dispatch
~ Caao,asys Hats are.sed oprv free II charge
Call At the sign of the BLUE HAT.
or,c..s NM SITTER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

nAKRIS BLACK SMITHS TUyeCs,
Il An indispensable. article Tor all Black Smiths, fnI
which saving of Coal and anr Iron. please
quire Of Mr. Dnbney of the Phnnx Foundry. Mr.J. II
I,nry Wheel wright. aud the Smith Shop of the
Piedmont Worhsa OF which hive them in Foo
'e by A. Nettcton Agent for the pacntce for Nirsnn.
Pindmnit Worka INnellmrg. Juno - Il
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x1CW RGOKS..-D. b. PAYNE has just re-

NIEW RUOKS.--D. Is. I'M NE H"5 J"'' II
| ' ceiyed tho following new Books:
stansbury's Expedition to the Great san LIKE t oi
,l,.b-ilu.tr,,cd bv numerous beautiful Plates from
drawing. taken ON the spot, with large and accurate
Map of TINT region. mn,
Mysteries or Glmpses Of the Super Naturally Elliott
Pierce or tho Antiquities, by Melville.
Aunt Philli. Cabin Southern Lille AZ II Ia w nas-
man,
Parker's Sermons.
Life Of J. w. Chils.
DAY. of Bruce, BY Grace Aguiier,
81 and 4ih vol Waverly. Novels, Abb"'.ord edition.
illustrated,
A Journey to Kntmsndre. by Olyphant,
Wyhe's Reports. new edition,
Virginia Statistics,
3 vol. English Law and Equity Reports
Gpd in D.eo.c,
Philosophy Of Living.
Memoir Of Ellen May Woodward.
A new supply of Methodist Hymns, acme elegant,
hound in Velvet (s.p 6-ts)
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.epi ai.-'lts
ErnTass copy
1r sOl CALL AND sEE.-we h

rs TT sol CALL AND SEE!-we have
Il just received, Of onr importation 80 English double
Guns rial steel and twist barrels and pntrnt brrech
with steel n,duntngs md warranted 10 months Price
BIS Plain double Guns ut e.. Eley's pstont wire
cartridge from No. shot up Buck shot ,-Eley's
universal csuridge.-Eles's double water. proof central
Are Percussion ca ps-Eley's 4 Baldwin, gun wnds.
English diamond. grain 6unpowder. Also, ipon, fine
Powder, In cans or Ga lie kegs, nj reduced prices
for cash. by WIN u x q. FISHER,
sept 30-.dts Opporsf III FranIin Hotei
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n" CONCERN.-We the undersigned an.
= hounce to our friends an4 the public generally.
fhat we have formed co-psrtncrshp under the FIRM,
and style Of '''' III"
WHITE Il TERRY.
Tor the purpose of doing a GENERAL Conuss,os pr.,
NESS we have taken The large and well enclose In
on the Canal near M"ssr1. Crewdson g. Crank far ~.
purpose ct receiving Lumber Wood, Coal &C.. nm cn,
G. Tew also attend to the sale of Tobacco
we Halter ourselves TINT our long experiencs i; h..
teS' ana our extensive acquaintance with the c,an.
OF Lynchhurg, will enable obtain the very b .
,'' produce consigned to We hope hy strict o,,.n.
"n ''onsiheSst I" mel portion OF the public na,
Our Office ut present at VIM A. White. NH
J,no7 .e NM. A. WHITE
-- - : III WIN. r. TERRY
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REpAIRED q POL


HUTCHINSON COLLEsaE.--Tho Full sc.-
- sion of this ancient and vorite institution will
commence ON "Wednesday, the 18th of September
funcluay inattendance is,eluired, alike by the inter
of the students and of the College.
Board in good families mns be hsd Mt prices ranging
rom ti.25 to $500 per week. (Studens prcferring
board themselves reduce this expense low 62I
cents per week The annual charges. including tut
ton. board md all incidrntals for roomrcnt. washing
fuel and lights. vary between sil5 30 and $4,000.
Carlisle, Sept S-.ts q. col Inns. President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

fINHE DOG LAw.--Wc hive just received so
l. dozen CoLarsond Cha,rs OF NIL the difIeren, inds.
Silver plated collars. Solid Brass collars Steel collars,
some fine Dog calis, extra and Hunt
men. Horna,--whieh will be sold cheap for by
WIN. II. a. q. FISHER,
.rpt 30--dr Oepoa's The FraDkin Hoio'
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A NNUAL MEETnNG.-

A NNUAL MEET1NG.-fhe fifth annual
~ meeting of tic Stockholders of ho Virginia and
Ter acs-ee Railrasd COMPANY will take place at their
ocr in the city nj Lynehbnrg, rdnesdey the Bird
dny Of November
Form Of Proxy.
Rao~ all by thee preseafs. That We, tic sub
scrhrrs being Stock holders In the Virginia md Tennes
sec Railroad Company do hereby constitute aud APP
point -, true aud lawful Attorney and Proxy.
To sent escb of IN ali general meetings Of the
Stockholders of mid company when not
ally present with full power and authority, such
meetings give such and to do such
other nrt or ncts eneh OF could give do II
WEIR personally present.
Witness, hands ind scnls, this dry of -, IL -.
Witness - -, (sEhL)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

1--WE SUBSCRIBER Is prepared t" pay the highest
Il cash price for ten fifteen hors sand dollars worth
Of LAND WARRANTS He Gun be the Vir.
gina Hotel. JESSE LARK.
mug li--dt23A-otnwt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

NEUVNN F'NIJA IVINN'
We hive In usr Mr. II. birmingham MITCHELL ~ MI
AMI ENGINE. and esteem them u most valuable APP
pendage, great convenience and efficient protec
ton against lire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
II. Is. TYLER. do
DIR ROYSTER. iiuguenot Spring.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fmmyillc.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buek nghnm,
X. J. GAINES, Chnrlot'cc.
The Pump can b. IN ut DR. VIM. s. Mnrrs's,
D,uguids foundry, md muny other places in Lynch
burg all rf whom approve their utility and useful
Tho Pump be- in Ricl mond, the Wing
office They warranted s.prk we'll iot year.
ER NOrlCE.-All pers.,. buying selling the
above articles nru responsible To me- for it.
L. BRfTTINGilAM MITCHELL,
march ao-lis Propri-tor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

SPLENDID SILVER NEW JEW.
- e'ry, (ntest Patterns fine Clocks VERY cheapA
elegant God and Silver Watches Warranted for two
years.) "
Also Letter and cap paper of the best and fnrst o,o
n.y. hne Note paPerand fancy Envelopes. New Books
good Books, very fine Books. School Books &C. MI f
SAFE at the lowest prices Call and look these Goods
before you buy elsewhere. You can save money v DO
ing (oc 6.ts) John p WRicIr
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lM Pc GIANT TO T. a 10 vi " 81 n,
i Gardenef. florists, Incorporated Companie', ~
nfciarfrs Artisans. Protessiona1 Mon, Mechanics. mn
oihcr.-Thc Pump and Fire Engine
com bined.-Right SeeDtd by U'ned Ht0'es Let
hrsFotent-ALL ihrmsGlm,s1s wilt M PRosscu
rED ~ IAw.-Ihi- IL the most valuable invention oi
The ase; md without which. manufactures public rd
tees hotels. md private dwellings are Incomplete and
SOM aratively insecure With hi, chenp and efficient
Fire Engine, the Farmer i perfectly independent of oil
unac communicating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance to thr ineendiaiy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
THE EDaAFELD ADVERTISER
g PgBLIsHEp EVERY THURSDAY -
". I. NRllseE, Proprietor.
ARTHUR ISInlKINS, Editor.

ETERIS.--Two DoLLARs per year. if paid
; In niyances- Two DOLLARS and FIFTY Gents i
mot paid in SIX months. and gHREE DoI LARS il
\ nor paid before. heae1pirntion of thesSeaH All
NOT disfnctTy limited Time oi
subscribing. vii be considered as made for an in.
definite period, and will be continued until all
nrrcarages are paid, or AT the option of the Pub.
fisher. Subscriptions from other States must be
accompanied with the cash or reference TO some
zone known to us.
ApvERrIsEMENTs will he conspcuousy nrer-
Sted at IS cents per Square ne lines or less) for
the first insertion, and 81 10 for each subsequent
Insertion When only published Monthly or Quar-,
terly, One Dollar per square will be charged; All
Advertisements not having the desired number OF
insettions marked OH the margin, will bc contin-
ued until forbid and charged accordingly.
.sThose' desiring to advertise by the year can 90
so on liberal terms---t being distinctly understood
that contracts for yearly advertising are confined
to the immediate. legitimate business of the firm
or individual contracting Transient Advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, in
advance.
For Advertising Estrays ToIlcd, Two Dollars.
to be paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

Our OF TIE vast population of Great Bri-
tain, only a million and three.quar;crs are
returned by the late census, to be above the
condition Of laborers. The number of per-
sons in England who by custom are entitled
TO style themselves gentlemen" is seven
hundred and sixty thousand. This estimate
includes professional mon, government Off
cials, and those who possess an independent
property. The proportion of voters to the
whole population is one to twenty.three.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

THE Spirit of the Times replies to cor
respondent On the subject of racing time.
1t SAYS that no horse ever went mile within
4 minute, although it has been alleged of
Flying Chdrrs. Surh feat is impossible,
for it would require horse TO have stride
of ninety feet, and perform it once in every
second. The best time in four.mile race
was made by Fashion. The time was 1888.
The best trotting mile, under the sad
die, was made by Lady Suffolk in 225. The
best trotting, in harness, was made by Pei
ham in 2.2S. The best pacing was 2.ll, by
Tccumsrh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

TIE Bank of Georgetown, S. c., has
made and declared a dividend of ono dollar
and fifty cents per sharr from tho profits OF
the last six months-tl,c same being at the
rate of l2 per ccntum per annum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

WE learn from the Madison, La, Journal,
that the Hon. G. w. Copley, District Judge
of Ouachita District, died at.his residence in
Monroe short time since.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

BLACK NosEs.-A resolution has been in
troduccd into the Kentucky Legislature
which provides :" that the keeper of the pen
itcntiary shall procure 4 suitable chemical
dye, such as will stain the cuticlc, or outer
surface of the skin, perfectly black, so that it
cannot be washed off or in any way be re-
moved until time shall wear it away, and na-
ture furnish new cuticlc or surface and that
with this dye he shall black the nose of each
male convict painted thoroughly black, and
renew the application as may be necessary to
keep it so, until within onr month of the ex-
piraion of his sentence, when it shall dc dis
continued, for the purpose of permitting ma
turc to restore the feature to its original hue,
preparatory to the second advent of its owner
into the world"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

WHEN you are in Rome you must do as
Rome docs and when you are in Turkey
you must do as the turkics do.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

IMPORTANT FEoM MExIco.-Wc learn that
private letters have, been received by the,
brig Globe, from Vcra Cruz, stating thatsa
violent popular outbreak had taken place in;
the city of Mexico on the 10th ult., occa-
stoned by The passage of the law reducing
the tariff. The anger Of the people, it is,
said, was directed entirely against foreigners,
the stores of many of whom were. attacked
and destroyed. 1t is reported that several
lives were lost during the affray.-N. o.
Picayunc, 30th ult.
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VOL: xvI.--NlOIl:52 NO:

The Turn OF LlFE.-From forty, to sixty,
man who has properly regulated bimsen
may be considered as in the prime. ns INA
His natured strength Of constitution renders
him almost impervious to The astacks Of dis
ease, and experience has given his. judgment
the soundncss of almost infallibilitpS fIJis
mind is rcsolute, firm and equal all hisfuac.
tlons are in the highest order; he, aasstffnes
the mastery over business, builds :upla COM
petcnce on the, foundation he has formed in
early manhood, and passes through a period
OF life attended by many qualifications.
Having gone a year or two past sixty, he ai- NJ.
rives at n critical period in the road of lexis.-
tenee; the river of death flows before iiiiis, iniit
ana nc remains at a stand-still. But athwara
this river isa viaduct, called The Turner
Life" which, if crossed in safety; lends sfo
the valley of :" old age" around whiefit,ie
river winds, and then flows beyond ); without
boat or causeway 10 effect its passage
The bridge Is, however, constructed of: ia
gilc materials, and it;dcpends upon how tits
trodden-w whether it bend or break. Gouf,
apoplexy and other bad characters are also
IN the vicinity to- waylay the traveller and
thrust him from the pass; but let lin, grid
up his loins and provide himself with a fitsiniee
staff, and hcsmay trudgc on in fsafesty with
perfect composure. = To squit metaphor, ptliSc
"Turn of Life" is q turn geittcr ihlo 4prro-.
longed walk or into the grave. The system
and powers having reached their utmost ex.
panSions, now begin either to close like fdw.
ers at sunset or break down at once. Ono
inJudicious stimulant-7ays single fatal excites
ment, may force it beyond its Strength
whilst careful supply of fprops, and the with.
drawal of all that tends to force plant, will
sustain it in beauty and in vigor until night
has entirely set.-The yScicnce4of Life; BY
Physician. -. ;Hses<ss. ',ff '3E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

MExTco.-A Washington letter in the New
York Journal of Commerce says:
"The situation of Mexico. and our rela-
tons to that country and government, now
afford subject Of much concern and inter-
est. Recent letters have been received from
Mexico BY this Government, exhibiting
melancholy picture Of the condition of things
in that country. The Government is aban-
doned to faction and corruption, and must
fall into utter ruin. President Arista de.
clares unrrscrvcdy that the country must
full into condition of hopeless anarchy un-
less the United States should interpose to
prop it up-that is, send people into it who
will redeem and reo.ganize institutions"