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TIE Vegetable KINGDOM BY Mrs Lee formerly Mrs Bo,;
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vHTANTED--A situation as Goyerness, 10 teach tho
w Enhh tranehs Good references given and required Ap
niys n No Al0nst
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VArANTED-An experienced Woman IS Ladies'
w maid ard Nursery Apply through this week At
No C park between the hours OF and o'clock
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XVANTED--By a Protestant young Woman, situ-
w alton 10 do horwork take care OF children CAL
No 50 Riyinsionsi n tho r.sr top foor Good reference
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

A LADY wishes to live with family where she eaI
teach Vocal and Matrimonial sis aud Fr nch and
ar usgs " hose branches References given. Aidos
J. i Il Broadway Pos-Oifcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

A 5 GOOD Cook and to wash and iron, in private
family ty one and as Waiter Chsmbcrmad spd Waite
M The hsr These s are experienced aud have oxeeca
civ reference Call a No u 9Th In tho bookstore.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

CICNOR BLTTZ -STUYVEsANr INSTITUTE,
y No $50 Bro.dway-Cone and Lsush The secret Of ne = -
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IIRDs EVERY INENING q d 0esct, sEd WEDthsDAt al
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS .. 6el,cI- Ai-lAo1 . ee1.s'
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NVAN1Ep--A situation by a respectable young
w womaa ChambensiJ aud Water TO assist in t,sins
care of children family Best o city reference can sc
sven her place Ca, at No ~ EShtht (st Marks
place) third fsos font room.
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Vith fec linsso Of osep gra-
.5e hide Ne high ten ered 20 ne y ,le e-
OF The
% esop myself personally ss se Il cAYoy
os uslensbe right Of native country to her "a
rots isGeT eudepce ., - -..,. T., p,..ao,, 3.
e ,,rdfhy Of Americans With every sfnTe Tor retaom
riy rstursl inoyiabe and thst arrival upon
ho,fs the occasion o. MOB expression OF tna
10 Itself alrnos conrenssion for whatever s1fetnss
rHifsrt,re6 have tic honor to rem,in, gentlemen
Your obcdicnt servant
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,1BOADWAY MENAGERIE aud MUSEUM no.
II - ETQaDxg AY-Nor oren 70. Si-l tae nost
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ir Nevvo.k HERE DRiESbACH WI enss n ess o.
IL Tsatd - mails u ,no1ui ana ,. ~ 80
seta. hse eh.ge, the real seA-s ala At ~ n 10
r n flu 70 4 and y % s. p u Also th' ~'---e3- ~
OF Nj ~ LIS, tie ging1t Ira.s q. II, 4x-,
opcn iror ID 4 NJ TO ls Z. II Aansicn . eers eh''''
L.
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yvyANTED-By a smart, active, cleanly Girl, as
Chsmbra.d and 20 do fine waahos AMI ironing Or 20 do
euers small private family Good reference gwen
Anrly AZ No. Ia edav. IN Ito tailOrs store.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

- III v VILLlII
OF the wol- 10 Plaster PAYS r1 fs1s IN are. y nafy
.--,-e "a livery EFFNf Sc a. ocilck ti g ~ ans,
p-orirrv corr Wl-esr. I1e ocells se-A 1 Ie iee
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frd "a Ia IL rariaon. Ilagnlc1nt has a-aet - "a'1
sfcsd sctut c sesclse -Lde1r. L-cule a = H. tla
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voR EuROPEAS cIRcULArIos,
an the departure Of each Mail steamer Tor LiYepool &
.-,srD-posf ase included 5 Dse copies seems
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XNANTED-As situation as seamstrcss by young
Lady ho urdeard estnx Out of he city pEeierred
Can be IN or three days 50 West SD.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

S Cook and to wash aud iron or TO do the house
"A Of private family BY aod as Sarse AMI sssms'
aid aud SeArrss By the other Thee u are
very experienced snd have excellent city reference Call at NO. u
6th-ay. In the bookstore.
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NDanls

A RESPECTABLE Young WOMAN wishes situation
n Chsmberus Has nc objection 60 gong 70 ,hs ecus,
DAYS Apply At Ne ~ 7thv Noad 10 gen
CTsl homework for sunsll family.
A FAITHFUL, STEADY GIRL wants n situation as
Cock Bske Il excellent wssher and ironer
cty Apply No iio Aenst In the
rear on the tcp focr Can te days
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4 LADY,, who is thoroughly educated aud member
"A the Msihodi Chach whss to ENGAGE either resehe
Cor yi or % Accountant Assistant in Wh persons
who would sve Kind conplr euGhie home she will not re-
gard ssrv References given Address A. L. M Tribune ohce
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

n years sse desous Of obtaisoE ason as az Asat e
Mercantile House Office where some ou
door work would be required Of him perform Testimonials
BE- At the Agen aud Employer Exchange No 800 Bosd~aJ
BY o. O. DARLING Co. n Bt necessary required cas
cds be adv
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EMPLOYELAl EXCHANGE-BY

N O. g. DARLING Co, No. 2SJ Brosdwayrhb insttu.ion
eug iaoducnr and successfully negotiating the Orders Of
al Serela Manufacture. Publishers Booaeers Editor Ia
,yrauee RAioad Cop6ns zeal Eate ONuers Lsndl0ds
&C. Agents Ciks, Coleccu &C, a. moderate expense
References a1d p6Tos tL0uh0ut the Union Fall Information
I'm BE- aiyen. by circular, On Application.
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asv Wsekls Jsurns conduct bF joan tehsl
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TX cents single
p1y yafe invariably ia eiancs Al csuaiI1eola . D
10 JOHN MICHEL Crizs1 Zee 40 3prdce-sti v T.
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vkANfED-By a rospec table young Woman, situ-
w stsn Plain Cook Washer and Troner respectable
private family ciy reference be syen Has bsen three
ves In beria.t place Apply Nc~o Esst 2ht, 2day.
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rLFRK WANTED-In Tie Office Of an Iron Manu-

" deiuns ng.Hy Sey Jssey ltisy miles fTom The ei
,oars uan 20 vfes aooi hand "a qek aud correct o. hfr
hlf peIeu-e ia As3, an active 'ei
fent jo1l 3 yca elo Whites plain fair had, a. COZ
rs ar sduE pf0la5ic resgsaces for Ate3l
ccrsct habits and Industry rf's,ss b. gt tbs Office
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WANTED-By Protestant young Man, a situation
TO Of horses drive. sarden-~ork any ether
hind Of work thai be would be cOnpesns for Address e Oe
of I IA
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

VyTAETED-By q stout American Boz. good
w Place sor t- winter he would prefer driving hor In
Areg SO Ie6
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Tufnol Noilfes.

rubIc Dirser 20 John 1Itchci.-w. 'he onasr.SEasd
of York rejoicing IN your hberson ron capuYJ'
table iofiude. eud symptthzng IN tae srf
endured BY quence Of yO1f fearless anc hon
Of the rights native colpfry request yor az
of public duner Broadway Iheeter Ia this CITY IN
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

NHRONO-THERllAL, or only true Practice 0l lea-
y iene avo "A Isgss Psopi,,, ssren,e seioO ~ Dr. s.
cksr % LoU6on cd ted hf Dr. W. IgrarT ert-al "
'-'-'' - FRENCH NJ 81 Tasss-s,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30

TIE Carrol,on Democrat (MssisspHD speaks of a
lot OF negroes sold nj that place the Sale-day of
the present month. ToierabIy good looking negro
fellows brought from Sl30G 10 sl4G0, and one woman
sold for sl375. Boys from ten to twelve years Of
age brought from $500 TO $780, and girls in proper
lion The price Of this kind opropcry, asi: would seem
fron such statements the above, is steadily going
upward all over The country. Should cotton hot
sink below present prices Cor year or Two 10 come,
is not improbable that il may still advance 80 rer
cca. How does this condition of things speak for
Tie permancncy of our villiicd institution! Should
California be divided with view 10 the admission of
slave-propcry into It's Southern half, who can csti.
male Southern wealth and Southern prosperity! In
spite of Tarfics, Traitors and Aboliiionists, our
beloved scction with all the and crimes in
pu;cd TO her b. fanatics and fools, in spite of Uncle
Tom Cabin and all the Harriet Beecher Stoves OF
America will still stand FORTH the favored O! Heaven,
blessing the earth with hor rich products and render
ing to her children all the comforts ana luxures Of
life Who is not hopeful in the reflection! Who is
not thankful 10 that Providence which still smiles
upon and clcrishcs us May VIC all better deserve
its appreciation, and so act in domestic relations
as 10 show 10 the world that here, in the South, the
raduced and sandered South is the true friend of the
poor African and the only genuine philanthropist!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30
g MExtract and Publish"

SUCH was the authoritative direction, INSCRIBED
upon two numbers of the Washington Rcputtic, re-
ceved by us few days ugo And to what does ;hc
reader suppose this maildste referred! AS the TWO
papers together contained about seventeen long and
finely printed columns ofthe "Proceedings in the
case of the United States VS. Gardiner for false swear
inr &C., we take it for granted that this iswhat was
meant Now did any Ole eyer hear the beat Of that!
Ordered (nut reqncstcd to- stuff up our paper with
this long, lircsome and Disgusting business from The
records of the United States Supreme Court! Why
it would take us weeks to publish the case, if We
devoted our entire sheet 10 the purpose But, nde-
pendent Of this consideration, we shouldn't think OF
such thing even if we had twice as much paper
and powei-press rs the New York Journal OF Com
uerce We have no fancy for such proS develop
mens of rascality, nor co believe that our SUBJ
scrbers have. We therefore inform our unknown
Newspaper Dictator, should his eyes happen to fall
On these words that We resist his august and hidden
authority and consign his Republics, Gardner Case
and all, 10 the trash closet.
But wait moment, BilTs-let's look once more ut
those papers.-IIalloo--wh what's this! what's this!
Here are some advertisements from the different de-
parlments at Washington scattered along through
these same pages. Now if these were the pieces al-
luded to and if we had my assurance that the order
TO Extract and Publish" emanatcd from wash
ington Bureau, why. perhaps We might not be alto
gether so rcfractory-wG say, perhaps we might not
1T all events we would consider the matter few
moments before flying into amy thing like passion
ahp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30
Dro,irioo BanIys,

WITHIN the last two weeks, our people have been
startled twice by q rumor Of Bank breaking on the
Georgia side of the Savannah The first tale was
upon the Brunswick Bank, the second upon the Ne
clinnic's Bank, Of Augusta. Both rumors proved 10
be utterly groundess The first, we told, orgi-
mated in the upper part of Georgia after tins fashion
very close fs;cd old planter had just returned from
Augusta with the whole proceeds of his cotton crop
in Brunswick money a mischievous chap in those
parts finding out the circumstance entered the bar
room of Hotel at which the old fellow had stopped
and proclaimed rs the last item Of news by express
that the Brunswick Bank had suddenly encountered
q crash by which it was broken all 10 smashcs." The
old miscr gasped in dismay, snaichcd his carpct'bag
hurried inconnently to the Railroad Dcpor, took ms
seat and was Off for Augusta before the joke could
be explained, proclaimng his own disaster at every
haliing place as lie Went. The consequence wasa
false panic which spread more or less within the
range of Brunswick. circulation. As to the
report in reference 20 the Mechanics Bank Of Angus
Ia, we cannot imagine how it originated That lnsi-
tuition has always occupied the highest position
among the Georgia Banks, and docs believe 10
this day. Yet, week ago twas spoken OF rs
failing concern. The alarm here OF but hriGi
duration, it speedily contradctcd by persons
who knew. As these rumors have got out however
and may be lilc cause Of rendering Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30
SheriT's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


Sarah Hubbard,
Thomas. Fl. Trent, Suggestion 10 f"re-
Isaac Smith, cIose Mortgage.
H. A. Krnrick and
Vim. w. Sale
DY Virtue of an Order from his Honor Judge
ID Whi,pcr, in the above stated case | shall
proceed to sell on Wednesday the 9TH day OF
Nav next, at the American Hotel, in the Town
of Hamburg, at public anction, the Morsased
premises described in said Suggestion, viz: all
that Lot or parcel of Land situate, lying and
being in the Town of Hamburg, known and
distinguished in the plan of said Town of Ham
burg rs James IIubbard's American Hotel, hav-
inr one hundred and twenty-four feet front on
Centre Street, one hundred and fifty feet on
Mechanic Street, and one hundred and eighty
feet on Mercer Street, more or less. and bo''nd-
ed North by Max. Saat and Thos. II. MarshalIs
Lots. East by Centre Street, South by Wiilam
Hills Lot and Mercer Street, and West by Me-
chanic Street.
TERMs-One half the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and for the other half on er'dlt
of twelve months with interest theron from
day Of sale. The Titles for said premises I"
be signed but not delivered until the money be
rally paid according to the terms OF sale.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
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