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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
More Testimony Of the strongest Kind from Ohio

More Testimony of the strongest kind from Ohio
Of DR. HooyILAsD's GERMAS BITTgRs prepared
yAekson fhlsdeiphhia ai5 proving that tsese Bite
Nervous Detiy Desse Of the kidneys 81 proof
kesscsr jeseer Wooster Dec I'd 1851 said;
this opportunity of inops Of toe benefit derived
non ihe of Dr Hoohsnes 0sIman Bten
Chs snd Fever aud Dforeed stomach sld found sfin every
They the best remedy for DoFdered stomach think
in existtrceH
roiey Bloomfield, o, Oc6 ls52 said With feelings Of
sstece eke inf OF The ircalcnsble benefit
have derived from the onand German Buffers have
them ot the Ltr Complaint snd pleasure recommend
the public the safest sud best remedy Ia
fe faior OF the Wooster Deuoc May 1914 said Hoo
lanes Cernan btCs TIE IvEcall N edcinc s daily
Of the Remarkable character We DO speak Of
tbs depe wiori keoStdgo OF M ecsey hsFe tricd
nily and find to be the only thihs needed vo
Cemrant OF DJtpspsia"
cs ciatIe, 6smtridst o New " is52 ss3. Ry those
wio have used Hoo1Ld GeTna BerS they
ecp,dtred an Invaluable remedy fot Dyspepsia"
Yon houa ri- that thee ri e are entey vegetsb
thereby advantages OF the preparations
mcnoed ioI tirNar aisesses
Fer tsle IN N.wsyoTi BY SANDS No ioo Falton-s.
corner Of Ws o. C. H. RNe John-st and Brosdwsy
and BY sesets q medie ne everywhere.
Wonderful Cures are daily being made OF Coughs
Tcohsce Frosied Feet Rhsumstm and Pairs the limbs by
Dr. IosiAss VENETIAN LiSiNrNr IL s relief
Sod BY the Dyaass .Dd sio-ekeeper all over
United s,siss Depot No &C Coarandt Piice q sna
What everybody SAYS must be true and every body
REDpScs Russia Slve will disease
eaert the external Of the huns body eases ell baras
scales ples ehsi ped hsrds diseased eesetaay
sny exssserse not the intripe Of this
peor article. II IA sold ty G. H. kiNe No ls Broadway; A
b. ssNps Wholesale Agents V CLIcSESsR Co RxD0ISG
Co, Besor, PToprietoTs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFEs.-ROBr. II. PAT
Manufacturer In the United States of tbs above
Ses and c. GO mpenetrsbe Defiance Locks aud
Cro the best safes end ck comboed the world Depot
No ls2 Pearls, door below Msdenane formerly No %
Irlf AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

kA,RBANK's PLATFORM ScALEs.-Long known, So
v.rslY tested always rsbtthe ndard
FAIRBANKS L Co, No 90 Wstersi.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

ALBERT H. NICoI.AY holds his regular semi weekly
sale Of Srocgs and BoSps ~ O'clock at this Msr
10 Exchange For refer bis a6y srte
mep' n tpoflfr coluu
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

Don't forgetthat ID. d II. L. HOWE, No. AS Pearl
A. prepared wish Of the asea and mos complete sort
msn Of ie Cabinet urntre b. found the city Sofa Beds
Of various syles Extension Tables Mahogany ard Black Walnut
nom to 10 feet long
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

A CARD--SPRING CLOTHING Now ready on exten-
Of entirely sna weLmde Cothng adapted
trimmed the best styles AID will be sold ct
tie lowest possible prices
B-Af articles eussbteed 70 be exactly represented
EpwAEDT HAcKETr Clothing Emporium, No los Fu1o-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

tbrost hroa cough ccns1mpioa Now box
Of Byens fslmorie Wsers will cold coush hroS
IN few hon,s Only try them said BY G. CLcKsNeS Co.
No 81 Bsrelsyt Ge.esl Asents for Ne y-lorS sad vicinity
BATcHELoRs HAIR DYE is still the leading article
nv e roui-dfed be tbs best Dye exsn o pcr coo
x the hair the nenent applied rcn. sl Parts
Of world proclaim IL the only reliable Dye sold
BArcHKLoR's, No. 2S5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY -
This Company wl occupy the Office on ths % door Of the
10 % Wsst, the SesDans Saving Bank until
the made in ih for place Of business No G5 Wall
st. by the recent fire j. PKxEY Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

CRIsTADOROs HAIR DyE.-Do you want your hair
ealeined wash with Hair Dye sliss Flud csas
DYE which changes the t
Of eload snd nss the
finest black Sold applied AZ No AJE Hoas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

q roi unefrtale b returr 60 Commgnssioa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

SECONDHAND KOLEAN PIANOs.-T. Gilbert 4
Co etttted premium Aoleau Pianos second heDd Those
whipg good Instrument low price should cal az the
Pspo Meedeon tnd Muse Rooms Of HORACE WATERS No. $50
nGunX
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

Buyers Of Carpetines &c, VIII find il to their inter
exsIne The Foreign sud Domestic Manu-
here at tho Warehouse Of Young JAYNE No ll Pesst
Madison importers and d, slers Carpes Oil Cloths &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

HARMONIOUS FOR CHURCHES, LECTURE Rooms,
kc Those inst have from l5sops and price
hom s2tp 425 They have vsrty Of Organ
oosDx Si SEQ They In besu rosewood occupy much
lees than Organ and ornamental Ia
WM. HALL SoN No 230 Baoadway opposite The PaIk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

CaAsLEs IRvISG, Secretary.
New Kosk, Feb n, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

sTEARxs, HUTCHINSON & Co., wholesale dealers IN
ynxa Rnsoxs DlEss Goops Lfsgss HMssoIDsztEs L.ess
HArvLLss Hosssnv MILLINERY 0ooDs &C. Merchants from
s,cnp fnxited ex.rnDe tocs before prcNsrz
srEAass. HUTCHINSON Co
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
STOP THIEF is the cry of the culPrit to divert the

STOP lHiEf IL tit CIl VI ulc CWI'iie w ,'O
public msdeeds which illustrated la te ad erse
that NJ suit pending against ns f Infringing
the Morey We have suits to try In the newS
pepeIs method Of siepcng mpose Is to
them in whenever they dare cite Us to appear " any
certified OF tue Moroy johnson pa
49, 80 GROVER. BAKER Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
gully the 9Th.

THE national anniversary has been suffered to pass
by in Edgcfeld, neglected almost ont and out. But a
single cslebra ton have we heard of in the District,
and that was upon her very border. This is scarcely
as it should be. 1t is melancholy 10 our people
losing sight Of this great anniversary of American
liberty. Because we are wrangling among ourselves
in the Uniun il is no reason that We should cease to
honor the day which first opened upon our country
fully the light of freedom. The more imminent the
danger which threatens TO throw our Confederacv into
commissions, the more assduously should we gather
ourselves around common altar and invoke the spirits
of our departed great to still The troubled waters
and restore contenment 10 our land. The general m
difference to this honored occasion is Significant
we fear, of that declenson Of spirit which is usually
the precursor Of political degenrracy In truth, there
'is fear that this degeucracy already upon u.s.
When citizens cannot find it agreeable 10 recall with
rejocings and merrymakings dear epoch their
countrys dcliverance from dire oppression there must
be something {" rotten in Denmark" What this some-
thing is we cannot divine unless it be that Mammon
rules the day and carries all captive at The swayng
of his gilded scepre If So as mean as slaves
already, and cannot be much lowered by being actu
ally chained TO the block.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
Elmo Rs;ns--Nroble Crops.

MANY portions OF our District have been blessed
during the past week with copiJus showers. The
drouh, which only Of ten days duration, had just
begun to tell njnriously upon the crops when the rams
came and everything looked up again. Having now
had both the early and latter seasons, have reason
to expect that Edgefeld will make as great corn
crop she has ever made, and perhaps greater.
Should such be the case our citizens may anticipate
period Of real prosperity and happiness; for, where
the staff of life is richly abundant there is fear
but that all the rest will so well. We hear already of
corn coming into market, which planters have held
back until they felt certain that the growing crop
would turn out finely. There are perhaps thousands
of bushels thus reserved throughout our District.
We should think the price might very reasonably come
down bit or two. Wheat and oats having yielded
so unusually well, it will take but little corn now to
supply the countrys necessities. Those who hold it
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
Withering Rebulne

Senator BUTLER has at length cole down upon
the abotionist, SUMNER, with vengeance. The
latter individual had presented apetton for the repeal
of the Fugitive slave Law. Upon the question of re
ferring TO the Judiciary committee, the Judge arose
aud spoke with much feeling Al the close of his re-
marks he asked WHETHER if the Law We're repealed,
SUMNER would carry the higher provisions of the
Constitution in respect TO the matter. The debate
then assumed the dialogue style as follows:
Mr. Summer. Does The honorable Senator ask me
If would personally juin in sending irllowman into
bondage els thy servant dog, that lie should do
this thing ~
Mr.. Butler These are the pretliest speeches shat
ever heard TLaughter.l He has them turned down
in n book by him, believe, and he has them so ele.
gantly fixed that cannot reply TO them [Laughcr.l
They are too delicate for my Renewed la1gI-
terl They are beautiful things, made in factory of
rhetoric somewhat OF pecutar shape, hut must be
permitted TO say, not of definite texture Now what
does he mean by talking about his not being dog
TContinued aughterl What has that 10 do with The
Constitution, or the constitutional Obligations OF q
State. [Laughter.l Well, sir, it was beautiful
sentiment no doubt, as lie thought, and perhaps lie
imagined he expressed it with Denoslhenan abrupt
ness and eloqueuce tLaughter.l asked him whether
he would execute the Constitution of the United States
without any fugitive slave law, and lie answered. me,
is he dog
Mr.. Summer. The Senator asked me if would
help to reduce lellow-man to bondage answered
him.
Mr. Butler. Then you would not obey The Const-
tuition. Sir turning TO Mr. SUMNER standing here
before this tribunal, where you swore TO support II,
you rise and tell that you regard 1t tile Oiilce Of
dog to enforce it. You stand in my presence, as q
coequal Senator, and tell that il is dogs office
to execute the Constitution Of The United States
Mr.. Pratt. Which he has sworn 10 support
Mr.. Summer. l recognise no such obligation.
Mr.. Butler. | know you do not. Nobody cares
about your recugni,ions individual; but as a
Senator, and constitutional representative, you
stand differently related TO this body. But enough
Of this.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
RELIGIOUS Notice.

TIE next meeting of the Ministers and Deaeons'
Conference of the Second Division of the Edgefeld
Baptist Association, VIII be hcld with tile SLOAN
CHURCH, Abbeville District, en- Friday before lhs
5th Sabbath in July next.
Elder JAS. NJ. CHILEs will preach the Introduce
tory Sermon-EIder j, TRAP, Alternate. e..-s--y.4.-
Subjects of discussion.-lSt. Relative duties of
Preacher and people.
3D. The cause Of the sad declension Of Religion,
Elder II. LecaoY to write an Essay on subject
of his own choice. -E.T:s
The Ministers and Deaeons of she Second Divi;-
sion of the Association are afectionatcy invited to-
attend the Conference.
RoBT BRYAN, sEo'Ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

ALABAMA AND FLORIDA RAILRoAD.-The Pen
sacola Democrat of the 22d inst, says: We
have the gratifying intelligence by private letter
received in this city that the new city stock
holders have authorized provisional subscrip-
,ion of 100000 to the Alabama and Florida
Railroad This shows their interest in the con-
struction of this road, and there is doubt
that their investment will bea profitable one.
The citizens of Montgomery are also very sal :
guine for said enterprise, us we learn by all the
papers. of that city, which unanimously concur
in stating that the company there will proceed
TO the work Immediately and let out the grading
of the road at once ;toaa point fifteen miles b.
yond Greensile.qaIt ia desirable that the Direr-
tors in this city, now that they have on hand the
100000 subscription of the new city .stockhold-
ers will take some steps for the commencement
of this work, on our part"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
METHODIST EpIscorAL CHuRcH.-The minutes

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH-The minutes
of the Annual Conferences Of the NJ. e. Church,
South, have just been issued from the press.
Up to the time of holding the late General Con-
ference there were in the connection twenty-one
Conferences, containing an aggregate members
ship of whites, l5,26T, eolored l54,264 of
Indians 3,69l-a grand total of members, 573,-
252. Of travelling preachers there are 1903; !;
superannuated l4a; Local 1925. There was
during the last ecclesiastical year the gratifying
increase of 3O,4Ol in the membership.
The South CAROLINA Conference has The largest
number of members white and coored, viz; 75,-
49s; bul in whites alone the Georgia Conference
is first on the list, having 50,s69. Holston comes
next, having 5000, Alabama 37,6O6. In mis-
sionary collections the 5. c. Conference stands
first, then Alabama, and Georgia third. The
total amount raised for missions was Sl6S,03l.
The Minutes also showa decided Improvement
in the amounts collected for the superannunted
and deficient preachers. The foregoing statisti-
cal facts Indicate a steady progress in the
ChurcIl.-Christian AGyo :ate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
More Good THINGS,

Mr. w. N. MOORE accompanies a present of some
choice vegetables with the following note:
Mr. EDIToR-I saw in one Of your late numbers
rather boastng notice of some beets grown in your
own garden-pret,y good, should say. for the Ptncy
goods! l send you specimen of what we grow IN
the Oaky woods, which much inferior to soms
haue raised that did not consider they woulddo to
talk about until saw your notice. also send you
specimen Of Irish potatoes, which can no doubt be
beaten, but which, if you do bent them, will Try
again to excel by applying to wO acre patch OF one
of my neghbors. w. N. M.
Much obliged, very much obliged are we for this
comfortable present from MrMooRE. His beets have
beat the beater. But, after sizing long time, we
have managed excel his Irish potatoes by about Il
quarter of an inch. So that two-acre patch" will
have to be applied to. Considering the magnitude of
this patch, we suppose that the potatoes from will
come upon us, not singy but in battaions. We shall
stand TO our arms, prepared.for the onset.
Now for Tomatoes! 1t is utterly useless for any Of
you to make showing in this line. Yesterday we
presented young COUSIN. who is just commencing 10
keep house. with basketfu! Of red, smooth and Juicy
ones, ranging from five to ten inches in circumference.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

G @ M n u MICATIO MS,
Fur THE ADvERRIsEl
Brooks speech

Mr.. .EDlroR,-somctime ago cal was made
upon The Candidates. for expression OF their views
relative to proposed change in the Militia system
Of our State. Absence prevented ME from respond
ing to that call aspromptIy us would have desired !;
but apprehend that am early enough.
propose, through your columns, simply to state
that am in favor of remodting the organization of
Militia, and modifying the system just far as
consistent with Constitutional requirements shall
advocate the abolition of petty mus;ers, and
gan;zttion upon a pan sufficient only to meet the
requirements of the Constitution.
Yours, truly, c. W. STYLES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

r OFFER for sale my valuable Plantation situated
l. on Ch,ey Stocy Greek, in Pickcns District, :.
G., five miles from Tugulo River. two miles North
West of ia"hclor's Retreat where there is an ex-
crcnt Sclurl. and ten miles from the Village 1T
WaIhairr. which is Immediately on the Rail Road.
This Plantation contains about Four l!undred
acres, fifty Of which is numb'r one bottom land. |
have raised GO bushels uf per acre. and On six
acres have raised $500 pounds Of SEED cotton. 1t
is well adapted 10 the cultivation of snail grain.
On the premises is n comfortable dwclling good
negro houses, BAN, thrcshng mach:ne &c.
There is also On this place rich gold mine, which
has been pronounced, BY those competent to judge,
as being good in quality and quantity. There is also
site for n Mill Seat on the premises.
will sell my crop my stock of cauc, sheep and
hogs and give possession at any time A bargain
can be had as | am determined 10 move.
MAGER GALE.
Bachelors Retreat, July l., st 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

LUCKY MIsTAKE.-A few years since two
prominent gentlemen Of this State had n news
paper quarrel which became so personal that one
of them, MIR. A wrote to the other, NIB that he
would be in Columbus on 4 certain day, and
would expect to meet B. there. Mr. B. replied
that he would be on hand. When the day ar
rived thcchalenger WAS in Columbus, Mi,sssip-
pi, and the challengee in Columbus, Georgia!
This 1Cide mistake was so ridiculous that their
friends afterwards intcrposrd, and the matter
was settled and hushrd un-Alabama Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
WASHINGTON. June 80

The President having signed the ten million
bill, the treaty with Mexico waSatnlly ratified
to-day, and General Almonle received check
for seven millions of dollars on the sub-!reasnry
of New York. This is undoubty The largest
check ever drawn in this country, and upon one
depository, and probably the largest that will
ever be paid in coin.
David Starkwealher. of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed Minister to Chill.
The weather is extremely hot to-day. No
new cases of cholera reported. The general
health of the city is good.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
Notice This {!

yByIIE Subscribers celebrated SINGLE MA
Il CHINE is,now at Mr.. Wits Shop ut Edge
field G. H., where il can BE- seen, examined and
tested at all hours Of the day
lie " ho desires to bcneii; himself bya safe in
vcslmcnt would do well to decide suon, as it is not
probable the right for this District will now remain
long unsud. Il. q. LAMAR.
july 6 If % Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

L deem it improper and unnecessary, in this re-
sponse, 10 give in detail,my views upon the various
and subtle issues arising out of this vexed question:
Thepe is another and more appropriate field for the
arguments of Candidates, where, if it becomes ne
ccssary shall not hesitate to play my part in The
drama of the" Toll Gate"
Yours, truly, = c. W. STYLES.
Hamburg, July /, 1854.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
watermelons.

THIS delightful fruit is just coming in with us On
Sunday last we partook of delicious one procured
for us in Augusta through the kindness of MIR. H. {.
Where the mex. one we eat is to from is just at
this time an unknown circumstance. Perhaps twill
be from s. NJ. or from w. NJ. or from B. ?. or from
some one else. We wont try 10 anticipate however,
bu, avail, patiently the treat.
Wa,ermeons are not only pleasant TO the taste, but
really medicinal in some Of their effects. Kidney af-
iectiuns, for instance, fly at their approach.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
That Meteor.

THE papers in various parts of the State make men.
,ion of a meteor which fell on Thursday night last.
similar one was seen by many i'll This vicinity. Was
it all the same meteor II must than have been Il
monster one indeed. The light given out here was
exceedingly brilliant. These extraordinary sgnsin
skies must prognoslcate something. Having no weird
ut hand TO consult with TO what it may be, we re-
main in unsalsiied suspense.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

WHAT CRowDs-Ihe Chicago Press says
that Twelve hundred passengers arrived in The
four trains of The Michigan Southern railroad,
and eight hundred emigrants, making two thou
saud passengers by a single line. The same
number of engrants arrived by the same road
last Saturday evening. Is sitany wonder that
the West uroWs?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

A HrGu.PE1cED DoG.-Robert Allen was
prosecuted in New Orleans by Mr.. Lnrges, on
the 4th ultimo, for $4,000 damages done his
family by the defendants frrocious dog, Which
had attacked aud torn his wife and child. 1t was
an aggravated elise, and it is supposed that the
defendant will be the owner of $4,000 dog
when The trial is over!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

RECEIVING AND FuRwARDIYG.-Let our friends
and those. in the upper districts generally, who
transport merchandise by the South Carolina
Railroad, remember that on and after the lst
July that company will not receive or forward
any more merchandise. This rule will he posi-
tive: and our contemporaries above Us would
oLge their readers by letting it be known.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

TRIAL AND AcQUIrrAL-A young woman,
named Viladien; was, few days ago, tried by
the Court of Assizes, Of the llerault, France.
for throwing snlphuric acid in the face of work
man, who had selucrd and refused to marry her,
The mans sight was destroyed, and he was 9th
erwise much injured ). but, although the crime
was proved, the jury acquitted the girl in con-
sideratiun Of the provocation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
Particular &aticc.

A II. Persons are orcwarncd from trading for
u Note given by the Subscriber to j. NJ fcy-
nOlds Or bearer, for $50. due lstJanuary 1865, as
the considerations for which said Mute was giycl
has not been complied with, and ! am determined
to resist IFS payment NJ. /. bEIFlS.
July 6 81 ..-,...- % =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
Camp Meeting.
Mr. E.amar,s Machine.

WE call attention to the notice of Mr.. 7. G. LAMAR
as to his shingle machine. In addition to what we
have heretofore said in reference its exceences
have only to add that regard it, after repeat.
ed examination, the best article in its line we have
ever seen. 1t is well worth the attention, Of mechan-
les and builders especially.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

VALUABLE REcEIpT-hIr. A. Bronson, of
Aleadve, Pa, says, from fifteen years expert
ence, he finds that Indian meal roultice covered
over with young hysOn tea, sofIened with hot
water, and laid over burns or frozen flesh, as hot
as can be borne, will relieve the pain in five
lninulrs If blisters have not arisen before.
they will not after it is put on, and that one
poul.icc is generally sufficient to effect Il cure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
q LusuS Nature.

WE have in our office queer conglomeration of
corn ears, grown upon the plantation of Mr.. JAMES
GRIFFIN near this place. 1t came at the top of a
large stalk IN place Of the tasse and numbers twenty
one small cobs the most of which are covered with
juicy little grains very natural appearance. Either
Dame Nature is iocund, or Mr. GRIFFIN's land is
getting TO be as rich as there's any need for.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06
yM e MIAL.

MAaKmR, in this place on Thursday evening sptlr
June, BY Rev. C. A. Raymond, Mr.. JOHN NIcnoL-
SON and Miss ANNA BUrhEn, all of this District
MARRIED, at Lawtonvillc, Beaufort District. S. c.,
on the Doth of June, by the Rev. W. A. Lawton,
Mr. SAMUEL J. NJ. CLARKE, of Beech Island, to-
Miss SARAH L4wTox, Of the former place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-06

of cholera in Nashville during the lwenty-four
hours ending at eight o'clock On the evening Of
Wednesday the 2lst instant The disease is
evidently on the increase, ii we may judge from
The mortality.
Three deaths had occurred nine miles West of
Shelbyville.
The town of Fayetteville was almost entirely
deserted at the last uccounts-only few tami-
lies left