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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
10. 1-.Ehe LEGISLATURE,

On this subject, WE sh; BE- brief Why Because
hut lille of Legislation has been achieved by our Hon
orabes. Some of that llile however, isgnod. They
tell us that tpo millions Of dollars have been appro
priated towards the Blue Gap Road. Ten thousand
cheers to that lick All praise 10 the who slrnck
it! We're made, all of lis. Old South Carolina will
be- must be the queen State of The South yet, and old
Edgeicld's going 10 be the queen District of thai
queen State. Hurrah for the old lady Long may she
wave!
Well, the Legislature, have in their wisdom, also
dune>a few other things of minor Importance. They
will not however bear dlaion, not that they are false
steps, but they don't amount 10 nuch-that's what we
They say That our immediate IIonorables havefil
their seats acknowledgement occasionally-eat
but ew pinders-worked hard on commi,ees-gone TO
church OH Sundays-atended the Circus once or twice
minded their own business-and, upon the whole,
done just as Edgelield boys are accustomed TO do.
We might say vast deal more, of high Interest," on
this great subject but time forbds The Colonel re-
Marked in nubcr before last That present Legisla
ture was fine one, and we guess he must have been
pretty near right.
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w. G. Moragne, Esq.

A card in this mornings paper, says the Colufnola
Times will apprse The reader that this gentleman has
,,.u nut in nomination for the high and responsible
pusiliou of Superintendent of Public Seloos-an
Office which has just been created by the Legislature
An acquaintance Of fifteen years enables us to SUBJ
scrb. heartily 10 The deserved enconiums bestowed
upun him by Many Citizens" We would remark
in addition, that, during his visit toGermany, he made
the common school system of That country the subject
of ,borouph examinations and since his return 10 his
naive State has delivered several eabnrale addresses
and written several essays upon elementary education
This fact alone establishes strong claim Tor him 10
the uflce OF Superintendent.
Mrssas. EpIrons Permit us TO nominate for the
office of Superintendent Of Pubic scho"s, "iLLiAM
G. MonAGNE ESQUIRE, member OF the Legislature
frnm Ere.ld. il is but Justice to that gentleman 10
cav tInt this nomination is made without consultation
with him He is no candidates. and We are sure that
he youId be deeply mortified, if lie should be thought
,n M. seeker for thai Office. 1t is position OF the
highest usefulness and honor, and calls ior peculiar
talents and a,,ainmenls There are few men among
MS who have the qualifications oil MIR. MoRAGNE 10
the advantages derived from our own Stale college,
he adds those of the German Universities and With
out intending to detrc from the merits OF others, we
hesitate not say that he is one OF the Desl educated
m.n in our State When it Is added that he Is nmiable
in his temper industrious in his habits peculiarly fond
Of letters and that his reading and study have been
carefully directed to the great business ot education,
WE think we have said enough to establish claim for
him, which is equaIed by very few among US.
'' MANY CITIZENS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
PRINCIPLES, AND TIER CONSEQUENCES.

The admission Uf Air. Harris one ut ,lr Demo
craIlc Candidates in Illinois, lh"t under The pop
ular Sovereignty principle, the MOrmoll, Vi
Utah will be entitled lo come into the Union
with their domestic institution of po oiygamy. has
created some inquiry III regard To HE cui4r-
quences uf the doctrine, if exercised ih It's widest
latitude. Upon this point the st. Louis lutclIi-
gcncGr remarks:
"Squatter sovrcignity may look very well
III the abstract, but when you begin to apply the
principle. it is found lU involve ab,urdlIes and
contradictions which must force men who res
pert themselves and tho institutions vi their
country, either to abandon The principle altoget-
er or 10 content themselves with the stupid,
irrational course too oltcn pursued III the world
iof carrying the principle out only just SO far as
seems convenient, and applying II only to those
:ascs in which it will work lo their advantage
IIhe principle, however, once admitted, hardy
leur,ls will always be found ready TO apply it
way from which lhusc by whom it was once
RI down for Il particular purpose would shrink
VII horror
Grant that men have light to assemble on
II territory Of the United SlaleS form their in
1uonS without any reference TO those already
dsting here, and ignore utterly those great
fRdameutal principles of christian morality up
d which all our institutions are based, and
Sch they support and OH what ground shall
vAretnse admission TO the Chinese, when they
f4l an idolatrous community cn the Pacific
cdt numerous enough 10 come into the Union,
bEing their ugly idols along with them! On
VT principle can you then reject the Mormons,
oil hose institutions plurality of wives and The
md Disgusting and degrading theories and
praicrs are Il leading feature! On what prin-
rip| should Il herd of cannibal Indians take ad-
rals,e of circumstances TO paddle out Of The
waSf some victorious enemies and make Il
.aeth hent OH our coast, and there increase and
muTIy unli! their numbers were sufficiently
greiio give them Il right to adlnisson-on
halrurip!e should their strong minded views
and fsriority 10 oar prejudice against eating
humE flesh operate against their admission into
the gon {"
Tl Intslligencer carries out the illustration
in alb phrases, aH1 adds:
+ ~ 4nly years ago it would hardly have been
supp$ that, in 50 short Il time, polygamy
wOul{ l. openly praclised and permitted in our
territa We have now arrived at Il point where
the nj shameless community OF polyganiists
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
06ITU a Z 7.

DIED, at his residence in this District, III,
18th November, of .lpoplcxy, Mr. JEREMIAH Sci
GLER, in his 6Gth year.
ihc deceased was a member of the Baptist Chu cl
for 35 years, and was Of the most prominent
pillars Of the Church, ut the time Of his sudden de-
mise. Mr. :. was Il man universally beloved and
respected by all who knew him. Although he died
in Il shor, while after he was attacked. yet We are
confident from his devoted prty and Christian walk
through life, that he was taken from this world o
pain and death to Il mansion Of eternal glory, beyond
til S vale of tears, "where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary arc forcter ut rest"
He has left wife, several sons and daughters, and
n wide circle of friends to mourn their loss. May
they all follow his praiscwurthy example, and live
in this world that they will BE- enabled to meet him
in heaven, where parting is no more. d. b.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20

letter published in the National Intcllgcnccr
SAYS the Russians will havc in L short time, Two
hundred Thousand troops concentrated ut >rbaso-
pol. Private ady.ccs from Europe say that 5,UUO
Imp rial Guard, 25,U00 IN number, had been six
weeks OH their way To the seat Of war, ana would
reach Sc,astopu before the first of December
Nicholas is certainly sending forward reinforce
drcI thousand ncu c;n be concentrated at Scb;t7to-
pol IN the time stated. If ihry can, it will be twice
lh. number the allies can pussiby bring into the
licd, and would be- decisive oil the contest, Tor the
sicsc W. uld lave to b. raised. if tho allies
themselves did hot sustain disastrous defeat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
HVMEMIAL.

MARRIED, ut the residence Of her mother, Mrs
Samuel, i'll this District on Tuesday the 2sth Nov
by Jos. Abney, Esq, Miss SARAH JAsr, daughter @
the larc EoL Samuel, to Mr.. PLEASANT JOHNSON, al
Or this District
The printers fee, (the larger half Of large cake
was thankfully received.
MARRIED, on Tuesday evening the 18th inst.
by Lcmucl CUrley, Esq, Mr.. EDWARD Cook amC
Miss CATHERINE STEADl:AM. all Of this District.
MARRIED, on the 4ih inst, by Rev. ID. Bodic
Mr.. JouN QuARLEs and Miss ApELINE DAGNELL
al Of this District.
By the same, the as:h Nov; Mr. JonS NIXON
and Mss ELIZABETH PRICE. all Of this District.
MARRIED, on Sunday evening, the 10th inst, by
James Canaday, Esq, at the residence Of Martha
llulry, Mr.. CHARLES IloLLEy and Miss ELIZABETH
y. GLOVER, both of Edgelcld District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
gl)e A0uerti6er.
ARTHUR SIMKINs, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1854.
Sill in the Chair,
EDGEFIELD, S.

The Colonel being just arrived from the Capital OF
our State without droed line Of way.side pickings,
sume writer's call tlcm-and the old boss being
abont this time too deeply immersed in the business of
hug killing and sausage-stung to attend 10 any other
sublunary matter, ue, the humble, downlroddcn imp
Of the Advertiser fe again compelled to play ed pro
tenn. And in doing So, we ask no favor nor sympathy
of mortal man, woman either We feel onr abili-
ly to do what The emergency demands of us, and in
that calm selEconlidence, characteristic Of the
peculiarly constructed minds of all great men, we pro-
.ccrd the task Here boys, give ste several points
required 10 be illuminated in this present issue
and let's 10 work like men as we are.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
40, e--The Tomb Of Achilles.

WE are indebted TO distinguished gentleman, who
has travelled some for small fragment taken IRON
the tomb Of Achilles at old Troy. How many Thoughts
of the great and mighty past does lis bare sight bring
before tn. portals Of onr imagination! How many
bloody fights, and broad buckers and Trojan horses
and crowded camps, and hecatombs hash across l'''
reina of our memory at its bare touch! How many
Aiaxes and Heens, and lIsctors, and Hecubas-
but we forbear Our intellectually always runs lntt
a very riot Of exubcrance whenever we touch such
subject as this.
Any body desirous of seeing and touching our ines
Unable relic can call in and do so by paying do"r
oue dime i'm advance.
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COM III ERGIAL.
Correspondence of the Advertiser.

OUfIcsPoHUuHcc
HAMBURG, Dec l6.
CorroN-Our market for the week ending to-day
has been characterized by an almost unprecedented
state of depression. The transactions OF the week
have been quite limited, and salcs were made from
to of Il cent below the current rates of the pre-
ccling week.
The stringent state Of the money market, together
with recent large and numerous failures, and the
apprehension OF d general temporary suspension Of
Banks, has well nigh produced State of feeling in
commerce bordering upon general panic. We
fear that the next sixty days will develupe state Of
trade unparalleled in the past thirty years Our quo
tations are based to-day upon actual sales, which
have been somewhat nominal from 81 to u cts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Io. 3.--Christnas.

Christmas is coming and in the ordinary course
of events and accor ling philosophical calculations
will be here next week with drove Of Kentucky hogs
And what makes aIlfred provoking is, that while
every body. large and small and even the niggers
are enjoying the sweels Of their holiday, We Will 'e
up to our eyes and in hard work 10 get out ouI
next papcr-and no body be caring fig whether we
enjoy it or not But one thing 1 know-lhat if there
any fun on hand bust my piclcr if don't hatch uF
some way or another "io be counted in"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Mo. E.-.The y,i+tle Giant.

Capt L., a friend OF ours, tells us that he saw the
great little DOUGLASS, the Nebraska Bill DOUGLASS
the verable giant Of Illinois, last week on the cars al
Branchville lie says he is somewhere between the
sizes of IT. G. KEY, Esq. and Capt. LOUIS CovAR
bearing III his counlcnanre blended resemblance to
both those gentlemen We take the liberty oil .lhis
because lis the best way to give our h"ms readers
clear idea Of the man. They say this DOUGLASS is a
prea, .lluw We have notion Of going over 10 ILL
uo,s 10 climb the same ladder he has used.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Mo. o.--Eoss on a Credit.

Wonderful news hogs can be had in this market
Mt 6 ccnls, on sixty days credit! Come, every one
that hungers and buy, without money, without cash.
But mind you payday is to follow close upon TIN.
heels of yonr backbones and spa!erbs-and then what
Thank The Lord not IN the market what
ever other ills hang around our inky pathway, the
necessity of buying hogs, and bulchering hogs and
paving up for hogs is rot one of them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Ward & Burch lard,
Beautiful Presents,

VNIIE Subscriber has just received splendid as
i sorimcnt Of GIFT BOOKS, suitable for pres:
ents 10 sweethearts. relations or friends Among
them NAV be found
ROMANCE OF AMERICAN LANDSCAPE.
Sixteen beautiful engraving Of American scener!.
TIE THOUGHT BLOSSOM. Sixteen en-
cravings on steel.
TIE HOME ANNUAL, with sixteen fine plates.
TIE FLORAL kEEPSA AXE,
THE PEARL GIFT,
GIFT OF AFFECTION. and large supply of
Beautiful Albums. u. Ia. PENN, ACT.
Dec 20 AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
a. q -o,-,r II ,,,ec.

This paragraph will inform our anxious readers '''
we are all rcgag ourselves OH something 10 grease ou'
coards with to say nothing Of Backbone Pes-epire'
rib Taris-Liver Puddngs-Sassages, both III the d"O
and in Tie gut, together with ch'ings and ot'er
sweemeats We IRE doing tOleruble thank you
bu,y din vou do Yourself?
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Subscription Receipts.

The following persons have paid up to the
lflixcd to their names:
Col. }. P. Carroll, to Stll February 'j4.
r. B. Martin, to 5tll April '55.
L. RI. Morris, to 5th April '55.
j. Y. L. Part!Ow, to 5th April '55.
j. B. Sale, 10 9th April '55.
Maj. w. Daniel, to Stll February '55.
J. NJ. Mathis, TO 18th March '55.
Ira II. Satchcr, to 9Th March '55.
Capt. n. Burton, to la.h April '55.
Joel Curry, to 2O,h March '55.
James I. Peterson, to 9Th February 80.
w. y. Odom, to 18th July '54.
George Boswell, to 9th January '55.
Lewis Holloway, to lGtI, October '54.
w. F. Elan, to 5th April 80.
w. J. Williams, to Goth April '55.
Thomas S. Power. to 18th December '53.
Richard Williams, TO lst January '55.
DR.. John W. Ogilvir, to lst June '56.
Gen NJ. Graham, to 4th February '55.
Mrs. Mary ChappcIl. to 9th April '55.
Bethany Lake, TO 9th April '55.
s. c. Slrom, to l7tll May '55.
DR.. w. r. West, 10 4th September '55.
Abram Kicrcase, to Sth February 55.
William Cuclnicr, to 9th April '55.
Ira Cromby, TO goth March '55
Benjamin Roper, to lst January '55.
". J. Bryant. to 9th April 50.
Gen. L. G. Talbcrt, 10 Slh February 80.
o. L. Sullivan, to Sd July '55.
David QUITS, to 9th February 80.
James II. Adams, TO ODD april '55.
John Black, to 4th May '55.
J. H. Bleasc, to 18th March '55.
IlilIery Hardy, to 18th March '55.
William Hardy, to 18th May '55.
T. S. Bates. to 9th October 'j4
DIR. NJ. NJ. Long, to 4th May '55.
J. w. Barr, to 9th February '55.
j. L. Talbcrt, 10 10Th January '55.
Capt. }. B. Abncy, to 10th October '54.
B. +. Luveless, to 9th Ma ch '55.
Harrison Strum, to 5th December '54.
Martin Mcdlock, to Cd January So.
West Corlcy, to 18th March '55.
Nathaniel Corlcy, 10 18th March 80.
Burd,tl Corlvy, to 18Th March 'j5.
r. W. Adams. 10 18th January 80.
Col Wyatt IIolmes, to 2llh October '54.
GG8t GG38Bttr}N }NEit iss, !,H55 Il H55;t t. H6ctafJF 6t fF:a 81
Thomas Garrett, to January 'j5.
N. Former, ~ 10Th September sd
Martin Ouzts. 10 Sth March '55
Wiliiam q. Walker, 10 9Th February 55.
y. Watson, to ilh May '55.
Thomas j. G"lcman. to Goth April '54.
John Scigcr, /" 18th July 81.
Noah Corey, to 18th March j5.
i. p. Tillmn, to 9Th T, bruary '55.
John Nixon, to Gth February So.
John l.. Dobey. TO Slh February '55.
Il. j. O uats. tn 2Jlh January 80.
Rev. Z. L. Bemgcr 10 18th May 55.
Giles Martin, TO 3Oll September 80.
Col. Thonas Lan!am, 10 aOlh September 81
S. II. Wees, 10 9Th January ';i5.
r. W. Camiicld, to 9Th February 80.
James Minor, to l<t January 55.
Capt. George Anderson, To lth March '55
Mrs. Margaret I1olngswOrth, to Sth Feb. 5;
To be- continued.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20

TIE Latest FORGERY IN NEW \ YoRK--W stated
New York charged with swindlng the Ohio Life
Insurance and Trust Company out of S5,uUU.
Three other young men, named Nlecks Flag Ter and
Charles, charged with being aceonpicrs, have also
bpcn arrest, Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
GEO. W. Nixon, Clerk.

The next Minister'S and Deacons' Conference Of
tie Second Division Of the Edge6ed Baptist Asso-
citation will be held with the Fellowship Church on
Friday before the 5th Sabbath in December next, to
meet at l o'clock, A. NJ.
Elder JOIN TRAP to preach the Introductory
Sermon. EldcrJ. +. RsEERsos, Alternate.
1st subject Of discussion.-The Importance of
Sunday Schools in Churches.
Elder JOHN TRAIT TO write an essay on the i'm
porancc Of Churches enforcing the discipline Of the
New Testament.
The discussion on the special duties of Deacons,
to be further considered at our next Conference.
ROBT BRYAN, Sr., Clerk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20

sz5T" HaIIoa, Sharp" said Pop, meeting him the
other day in the street, you hobble, my boy, what's
the matter with you."
cob had my foot crushed through the carelessness
of conductor the other day, between railroad cars'
that's a.''
"And don't you mean to sue for damages !"
Damages! no, mol have had damages enough
from them already; hadn't better sue for repairs Z"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
10. A--?ena,s Zine Grocery.

Our readers are referred TO Mr.. c. L. PENIS ndrer'
,isemenls of s' good MngS for chriAmas' in another
column Of this issue We can only say that if any
body lacks any thing to add 10 their christmas cheer
will be ecausc they neglect TO cali On Mr PE:;N, or
may be because they are in Ourfr ,ctthoHt dime
10 spend upon the uxuries of life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
No THO Grand concert.

The rirls of the RAYMOND school give concert on
Friday evening next, And, although we do not pro-
l.ss to know much about phrl>c. We are yet prohpe"
to declare belief thai the mcliluots Strains WHICH
our dam,els shall execute this occasion, VIII emit
lale if not transcend all former specimens oi thrlr
skill
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
IT. Srrbo Last sub5titute.

RabunGap Road, by the accidental twisting "i
somebody's tongue, was pronounced in Columbia The
other day Arabiaa-gap road; and now We are 'o'u
nobody calls ii by any other name We drop lis ihl'
thai our readers may get the hang III due time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20

IT s.stated that the monkeys in The neigh
borhood Of Trinidad are dying i'll great numbers
through the woods report that hundreds arc 10 %
be se.n lying dead on the ground, where lney
have fallen from the trees. 1t is said Inc same
thing WAS observed while the small poX el,ldeul,
ic prevailed III Trinidad. the monkeys dying Vi
that disease in equally large numbers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20

THE total value of the foreign exports from
Baltimore during the week ending on thursday
was $l5O,355. The export OF breads'ulI III,
Guiding 547U barrels Of flour, 1850 barrels M ol
corn meal, 34O2 bushels of wheat and 2l,'9o
bushels of corn. OF tobacco 243 hoSsl'eaus
Were exported $500 III doubloons were en-
ported TO Cuba.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20

PEoTEsTANTlsM AND PoPEEY.-The states OF
Maryland, FIurda, Louisiana. Texas and Cali
lornIa Were originally settled by PapsLs' AT
the present lime there are in Maryland about
500 Protestant churches and Is l'apal; III florl-
da, only five Of l52 churches are Phpal; III
Louisiana there are 223 Protestant and 90
Papal churches; in Texas, III Protestant and
l3 PupaI aud in California Protestant Influence
is greatly predominant. In the whole United
States there are but l,ll2 Roman catholic
churches, accommodating 62l, 900 hearers being
not one-eevenlh OF The Methodist Churches
scarcely une-eighth Of the Baptisls, aud not one
fourth of the Presbyterialls Tue Protestant
houses of worship, compared with the Catholic
are us 80 to l, and the actual sittings i'll PrOIes,
tant churches are us % TO /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Notice..

A Ii Persons indebted to the Estate of w. M.
n Zimmerman, deed, ore requested to make
arrangements to settle the same without delay, and,
those having demands against said Estate are hereby
notified to render them in, properly attestcd as soon
as possible WM. BYRD, Admor.
Sept IA 3m 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Notice I!

A LII having claims against the Estate iof B. F.
IN Goudey, decd, will present the same properly
,altrsted and all persons Indebted to the said Estate
will make payments to the Undersigned.
ROBT. MCDONALD, Acting Ex'or
Hamburg, dec Is, 2m :, 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
RE W OV Al, !.


aNTIE Subscriber takes this opportunity Of inform
ing his friends. that he has removed to the
NEW BRICK STORE adjoining the Store of b.
c. Bryan. where lie has ust opened LARGE
VARIETY of new articles in his various branches
Of Trade lie intends keeping in the
Drug and Medicine Department,
4 full supply of every article that is in common
use by the Profession, which will be constantly un-
der the inspection of Drs Bland Abncy, Minis and
Burt; and if in article is reported To be impure 1t.
will not BIZ offered for sale DR.. NJ w. Abney has
taken an Office in the second Story Of the building,
and will give ne the benefit of his experience in
Compoundng Medicines and preparing prescrp-
!ons anil ayn been six years sngnEsd in the bg
menis, shall receive liberal share of the patron
age OF Physicians, families, and the public generally.
In the Grocery department
EVERY THING will be keep, that il usually found
Fancy Family Grocery Store. In the
Department Of Books. Stationary, &c.,
viii he found full supply of Standard School
Books, Bibles, LYNN Books, Fools Cap, Letter and
Note Paper, with almost every article in this line
will be kept constantly for sale.
In the Confectionery Department,
May always BE- found-a much larger assortment of
Candies, Fruits, Pickles, Kctchups, Sauces, &c,
than has ever been offered for sale in this place. In
truth, this IS 10 be Store OF good things, and it is
hop vii. be considered great convenience, and
therefore be largely palro,.izcd.
e. L. PENN, Agent.
Dee 90 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Edgefeld Collegiate Institute,
FOR YOUNG LADIES'!

rHNHE YOUNG LADIES
4 in the Musical Depart -essS9GaS.
ment will give their usual s@sSesasp
CHRISTMAS CONCERT, on Friday evening the
22l inst, commencing at O'Clock. The patrons
and friends Of the Institution generally, invited
to attend.
The next Session will commence on the Cd Mon
day in january next, with full Corps OF Teachers,
and every thing II, ecSsry for giving the best posi-
ble advantages 10 the Pupils.
CuAS: y. RAYMOND, PRINCIPAL.
Dec 90 It 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20
Good Things for Christmas |!

rENIIE Subscriber has ordered, and is daily ex-
i pccting 10 receive u large supply of good things
Tor Christmas, viz
ORANGES,
PINE APPLES,
FIGS,
PRUNES,
RAlSINS,
CURRANTS,
APPLES,
CRANBERRlEs,
NUTS OF VARIOUS KINDS,
CANDY ANY QUANTITY, &c. &c.
Look out now, little boys and girls; hang up your
Bags and Stockings, old Sanlaclause is coming again
and will fill them with his good things.
G. L. PENN, agent
Dec % If 49