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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27
CHR ISTW A s,

TIME Subscriber now has fine supply Of GOOD
J. THINGS for the Holidays, consisting in part,
Of the following -
NEW CROP RAISINS,
NEW CROP ALMONDS,
FRESH CITRON,
FINE GOSHEN CHEESE,
Whitehead & Co.'S LONDON PORTER,
Extra fine old BOURBON WHlSKEY, &c.
Together with rich variety of other articles, sla-
bic for Christmas. S. E. BOWERS. .Aet.
Hamburg, Dec y 4b
Medicines and Chemicals
rTNHE Undersigned bcgs leave to announce to the
i citizens of Edgefcld District, that he has just
opened in the Town of Hamburg, WELL Sc
LECTED Stock Of CHOICE
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
To which he respectfully solicits their attention.
Amongst his large assortment will be found
Toilet Articles and Perfumery,
Drugs and Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE STUFFS,
GLASS, PUTTY, vARN1sHEs, &C.
In compounding Medicines and supplying planta-
tons, the strictest attention will be given to the re-
qurements of his patrons.
Being graduate of tho London College OF PlIar-
macy and having had an experience of eighteen
wears, in the business he feels confident of being
able to give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage.
ALFRED S. RAVENSCROFT.
Hamburg, Dec 4 3Hl III
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Devon Bull, Marion,

MY BULL will stand at my house at Five Dol
IYl lsrs-to be sent with the COW.
MARION is out Of the COW Nloselle, whose dam
was imported from England, from Mr. Cokes cele-
bra.ed stock Of Devons, his sire the celebrated
Bull, Major. NJ. FRAZIER.
D,o On
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Notice..

s. A LII Peraons indebted to the Estate of W. NJ.
N Zimmerman, decd, are requested to make
arrangements TO settle the same without delay, and
those having demands against said Estate hereby
notified 70 render them in properly attested as soon
as possible. VIM. BYRD, Admor
Sept IA 3m DO
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administrators Sale.

T WILL sell at Edgcfcld c. H., on the first Mon
l. day in January next, at public outery, FIFTY
SHARES PLANK ROAD STOCK, in the Edge
field s. Chcatham Plank Road Company.
Terms Of sale cash.
DE. .HoLLINGSWoRTII, Adm'or.
Dec 6 1t II
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The Daguerrean Car.

MIR. LEIGH would respectfully announce
lYl to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgeheld
and vicinity that he will be ready ty Monday the
Goth inst, to furnish all that may favor him with
call with a CORRECT DAGUERREOTYPE
LIKENESS, in any of the different styles they may
desire.
Nov l6 Il "A
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Dec 6
Notice..

Notice.
A LII Persons anywisc indebted to the Estate of
N Anna Anderson, decd, are hereby requested
to make immediate payment, and those having de-
maads against said Estate will please render in their
accounts forthwith, properly attested.
GEO. j. ANDERSON, Adm'or.
Dec s al
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Administrators Notice.

A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate 'of NJ. E.
"A. Hollingsworth, decd, are earnestly requested
to settle Immediately, as guardians are appointed,
and the Estate must be brought to speedy close:
Those having demands against said Estate, will
please render them in properly attested by the first
Of January next.
b. Il. HOLLINGSWORTH, Adm'or.
Nav Q Il 4o
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fall and Winter Goods.
r D. LALLERsTEDT, has received a
Lie the Corner Of Globe Hotel: Augusta, Ga, "a
Splendid Assortment
Rich Brocade and Figured SILKS,
New and elegant styles Plaid do
Smaled Checked Canton SILKS, for Children,
Cashmere DeECOPE aud Muslin DeLANE,
English and French MERINOS,
Lupin's BOMBAZINE and Alpaca,
Paris Saque and Opera FLANNELS,
Scotch GINGHA1fS and PRINTS,
Needle worked BANDS and COLLARS,
CHIMESETTS and UNDERSLEVES,
Hcmstched and REVERE Handkerchief, = -
.Jaconct and Swiss TRIMMINGS, MI
Linen and Cotton SHEETING, ,.y-......-
Blcachcd and Brown SHIRTING,
Table Linen, Satin Damask.
Large Stock Of Negro BLANKETS,
Bed and Macanau do
Georgia PLAINS and OSNABURGS, &c.
EY- The prices and styles OF the above Goods
warranted to suit, to which he invites attention.:
Augusta, Nov % 1t Is s 46 ,uy
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Fine Groceries, &c.

rTHE Undersigned informs his friends and the
i trading public generally that he has just re-
ceived the following articles in addition 10 his al
ready large Stock Of Groceries, to which he invites
attention
20 doz. ] h. English MUSTARD,
90 lb. g
'' qt. spiced OYSTERS,
s whole Boxes SARDINES,
l half 4"
/ 2lbs OYSTERS. in cases.
Spice, Pepper, Ginger, salcratus, Soda, &C., &c,
Just received next door to y. LEVY, and opposite
the American Hotel. K. L. GENTRY.
Hamburg Nov 29 If 40
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VNIIE Undersigned offers for sale, at NEW
L YORK COST, the entire Stockof Dry Goods,
amounting to
Seventy -FiveThousand Dollars worth,
And embracing almost EVERY ARTICLE in the
Dry Goods line.
The terms will be Nett Cash, or ap-
proved paper, at three months, with interest
from date of sale; and, to save time and trouble, ne
would inform his friends and the public that there
will be no deviation from the price named.
r5;- Country Merchants would do well to call
and examine the Goods and prices.
1t is known that " Selling off at Cost" has been
used as a means to sell at pro6t-we make no
statements but what we can stand up to. Give us
call and judge for yourself.
The Store is in the centre of business. 1t will
repav purchasers to call and examine the Stock.
r. BRENNAN.
Surviving Partner of firm Of Cosgrove i Brennan.
Augusta, Dec ii Ut 40
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cannot become wet if the lIydromagvu
may wear the ghcS, s0cd boots shoes in the most in
clement weather with impunity; while Consumption,
prevalent among the young Of country be wartcd
by their general adoption They entirely SuerScde oue-
Shoes the latter the feet 10 persprc in avery un-
healthy manner; and besides, dangerous TO
pedestrians in ley weather like India rbbcrs While the
latter the feet appear extremely large the Hydro
nagcn being thin slice Of cork prepared peculiarly
placed inside docs not increase The size Of The boot
cause the foot to appear untidy To Children they are sS
trcmey valuable US they may engage In exercise with com
scarce need menon besides those who pGronizc them Will
find their yearly DOCTORS G much diminished Meye1y
AS the Iydromageu is becoming KNOWN its sale Is
increasing almost incredible extent Last year in Lon
don Manchester, Birmingham Liverpool. Glasgow Leeds
Dublin Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger and Berlin sales
reached 45g pairs OF Cork Socs This year the
Der will far surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value prcven
taiiye for o0UGIIs, COLDS BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and
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A CARD!
uAVlNG purchased Mr.. RIcnARpsos's interest
IL in the above Firm, the Subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public generally
that he intends 10 continue the sale Of
Ready. Made Clothing, &c.,
In the Town Of Hamburg and hopes BY keeping
constantly on hand full and fashionable assortment
of Ready y-hIadc Clothing, &C., to receive liberal
share Of patronage. The Planters Of Edgefeld and
tho adjoining Districts are specially invited to c1
anime my Stock before trading elsewhere.
JOHN C. MCDONALD.
Hamburg. Nov ID If Al
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Ladies', nlisscs ana Cniarens ohVes, gVou
sortment, with a great quantity Of other Goods
suitable for the season.
cB Orders solicited and faithfully executed
Hamburg Nov % If 46
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70 former Friends and Patrons.

TO former Friends and Patrons.
q E. BOWERS, thankful for past patron
D. age, would beg leave to inform the public that
he is now receiving LARGE Consgnmcnts Of
Whiskeys, Brandies, Wines, Cordials,
AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS,
Sugars,
BROWN, CLARIFIED, CRUSHED AND LOAF,
SEGARS, HAVANA AND AMERICAN,
And all articles usually kept in the Family Grocery
Business.
-AOSD-
Being Agent for two large Wholesale Confectionery
Houses one in New York and the other in Angus
ia, he is prepared to fill all orders for
p.AnRI4S, WBDDIIRSo &C.,
st the shortest notice possible.
As he is acting as Agent ony he would re-
spectfuly inform all tha, his business must be done
on the CASH SYSTEM ENTIRELY for his low
prices and small commissions will not warrant ex
tension Of time on Goods sold
lie is determined TO sell Low, for Cash,
and hopes to merit share Of the trade Come one,
come all, and examine his Stock before purchasing,
it is all he asks.
r1y- The business will be conducted under the
name and style of S. T. BowERs, Agent.
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Ward & BURGLAR

AUGUSTA, GA,
NHTOULD inform their friends in Edgcfield Dis
w ,rct aud the public generally, that antci2a'
ting change in their business the coming season,
they are disposed to make LARGE CONCES-
SlONS from their former low scale OF prices, IN
order to reduce their Stock to the lowest possible
point
e15- The attention of Wholesale dealers, as well
consumers, is respectfully solicited.
Augusta, Ca, Dec Is, II az
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Notice.

A Ii, Persons indebted to the Estate Of James
IN Yeldell, decd, are requested to make pay
ment forthwith to the Undersigned and all persons
having demands against the Estate, are requested to
hand them in properly attested to the Undersigned.
j. Fl. YELDELL, px,o-.
j. L. TALBERT. ON 0'''
Nov % 3m As
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Negro Blankets and Cloths.

WILLIAM SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA, respect
w fully invites the attention Of Planters to his
large supp ly of NEGRO BLANKETS and NE
GRO CLOTHS, which he is preparing to sell at
very low prices.
Augusta, Nov II It "A
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For Sale

c- sHAREs Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank
" Road Stock. Apply to
II. 4. KENRICK, President
Hamburg, Dec 4, st
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv EQUITY.

Thomas Wright and Others Bill for foreclos-
n,r W w. .,.., ing mortgage on
]. D. Wright
DY Virtue of an Order from Chan. Dargan,
ID signed at June Term of The Court OF
Equity for Edgefe Dstslst, IN in the year 1919 8as
at Edgefeld Court House, the following real
estate in the Town of Hamburg, viz:
A Lot in said Town, known as No. one hun
dred and thirty-six l36) lying on Centre Street.
By instruction of the parties, this sale, which
has been postponed from year TO year, will
positively be consummated as above.
TEnms-A credit of one and two years (in-
staIments to be equa) except the costs of the
cause which will be required in cash. The usual
surety on bond will be necessary 10 secure the
purchase money.
A. SIMKINS, c. E. E. D.
AS
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HARCOURl', BARDLEY g. co.

VT
38 Ann st. g. lO2 Nassau ST., New York.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE 1O2 Wood ST., Cheapsde, London.
MASUFAcrogY, RI Market Street, Manchester, England
H. B. Co. arc establishing Depots for the salo Of The
Protector" in oil parts Of America Physicians Surgeons,
Clothicrs Dry Goods Merchants Hatcrs and Miners also
Genemens furnishing Store-kccpers entrusted with
the wholesale and retail distribution of them and to whom
most liberal terms offered for their enterprise, and
splendid opportunity opens to them for safe and profitable
business.
Nov 3nn 45
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II HE C Ell E $ tt!

To oil persons of all ages and conditions certain and
safe shield against those fearful diseases Consumption Bron
chits Asthma, Coughs Colds, and other affections of the
Lungs which arise from the exposed state Of the chest
cordng fashion, and 10 the continued changes OF our
climate.
"The Protector" simply chemically prepared fur lined
with silk and padded, which, suspended from the neck,
the chest in agreeable manner that once worm
il becomes ncceSSity and a comfort.
"The PROTECTOR although but recently introduced into
America is making rapid progress through the United States
the Canadas South America and the West Indies II has
for long time been staple artclein England and on the
continent OF Europe, while has grown in many countries
to the position Of an article Of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire of any English resident
your vicinity Of his knowledge Of the beneficial effects Of
wearing the Protector WITHOUT RECOURSE TO DocroIISG OF
any kind The cost Of wearing these articles is tre
and one will last years. No who values the health
of himself his family will be without them. The Hosp
tails in this country not alone recommending the but
rapidly introducing thcm Harcourl Bradley & Co., OF
London and Manchester England originally entrusted
with the manufacture Of the Protectors by the aented Dr.
Cooper and continue to manufacture according 10 his oo
nal instructions and therefore recommend those who would
wear "The Protectors" 10 10 their being genuine
REMEMBER THIS Is STAPLE ARTICLE, AND no PATENT
MEDICINE
RETAIL PRICES.
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Notice.

ASVtAcC'
A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Jeremiah
N Seiger, or that Of Warren F. Vim, deo'd.,
are hereby notified to mako prompt payments and
those having claims agsnst either Estate, will pre-
sent them forthwith for payment in due form.
WILLIAM SElGLER, r,e. -.
DAVID SElGLER,
Ex'ors Of Jercmiah Seigler.
Nov 90 3nl , 'i 46 :
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted 10 the Estate. Of Daniel
N Smith, decd, arc hereby warned to make
payment by or before the first of January next and
those having demands against said Estate will please
present them properly attesled soon as possible.
J. P. MICKLER,
G. SMITH. Ia ""'
Nov 90 % St. 46
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STATE UF SUU II CARULINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY. .....-., -,
E1parte .- ..a.. 80 ..,,,
Ralsa N, Fullsr,and sell Trust property, :
Stannore B. Ryan. '..'s' ~
TN obedience to the law in this matter, Twill
i proceed to sell at Edge6ed e. H, on the
first Monday in January next, the following Me-
gro property, viz Ron, Butler and PompeN be-;
ing three prime feows-of the slaves OF tho
Petitioner John E. F. Ryan. 80
Terms Cash. A. SlAlK1NS, C. E. E. D.
Dec l3 81 48
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Valuable Residence for Sale.

T WILL sell, by virtue of all order from II. 7.
/ Wrirht n"l:-'. = rr.. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29
The Foreign News-Position OF England.


The Africa's mails add but little to what we
knew before about the progress of the Turkish
war. On one side-in Asia-military opera
tions have been suspended by the frost: on the
other-on the Danube-no material change in
the relative position of the hostile armies ap-
pears to have taken place. A similar inactiOn
prevailed on the Black Sea- The Russian feet
still lay off Sebastopol; and orders had been
given to the cruisers not to attack British or
French vessels, though, of course, they were at
liberty to defe d themselves if attacked This
contingency seems unlikely to occur as the al
lied fleets still ride peacefully side by side in
Beicos Bay. Nor has any event altered
the complexion of affairs in Western Eu-
rope. The Legislative Assembly of France
have voted the two hundred and fifty million
loan without dissentient voice and military
and naval preparations are proceeding vigor
ously. In England, but one voice is heard and
that in favor of the war. The Baltic feet was
to sail on the 18th for some point unknown; and
o second division was to follow shortly after
wards. Troops are embarking daily for the seat
of war. The messenger despatched to the Gear
with the ultimatum of France and England, re-
quiring him to evacuate the Principalities be-
fore 30th April, left Vienna for ST. Petersburg
on the 18th having failed to secure the co-opera-
tion of Austria or Prussia. Both the Germanic
Powers seem resolutely bent on preserving, for
the present at least, an armed neutrality: being
obviously prepared to espouse the cause of
Russia as soon as the fortune of war leans to
the side of the Gar.
Thus far, it may be said that the intelligence
Ivy the Africa contains nothing new. Acareful
perusal Of the London papers, however brings
to light one item of news which is worth MOTTO
ing. A treaty is being negotiated by the Brit
ish government with Chevalier Watson Webb
Of this city, on behalf Of the United States, for
the suppression Of privateering by vessels of
either nation 1t has been generally supposed
hitherto that our representative at the court of
st. James was Mr.. Buchanan, and not The
Cheyalicr Webb; this seems, however, to be
nothing but popular fallacy, and that the lat
ter, with n disinterestedness which reflects IN
dying credit on his name has consented to dis
charge the duties Of American Minister without
receiving any portion of the emoluments at
tachcd TO the Office We trust we shall not
lie accused of wishing to deprcoiate the
sacrifice he is making, IL we add that the
stupcndous profits he expects to realize
ffom the Virginia land speculation which
took him 10 Europe naturally render him iodif-
ierent TO paltry $4,000 year Rising above
petty considerations Of dollars, and flushed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

PROGRESS OF THE SEWARD Mitchell PLOT-
We are enabled to state that the plot for them
vasion of Canada by the Irish under the gui-
dance of John Mitchell and the advice of Will
liam II. Seward, goes on bravely. From cor
respondents letter, published yesterday in a
Wall street contemporary, we gather the import
ant fact that Mr.. Caleb Lyon, member Of Con-
ject. Not very long ago, Mr.. Lyon was at the
headquarters Of Prince Gortschakoff, on the
Dniester, and tits conjectured by certain parties
that he then and there made arrangements with
Russia for supply Of money to carry on the
Irish invasion, when the Irish Directory fund
fails. More improbable things than some such
arrangement have been heard of before this
When William II. Seward undertakes scheme,
he is not the man to neglect any opportunity
of driving it forward; and the Russians would
be quite ready to aid and assist in movement
to harrass Great Britain in that quarter
Still, Notwithstanding this additional infor-
nation, there are many features of this Irish
invasion respecting which we should like to be
enlightened. We should like to know what
arms have been prepared for the party, and
where they are at present-also whether, and
if yes, what quantity Of vitriol bottles are in
readiness also, whether the point at which
the invading army will cross the frontier will
be the same as that selected for the same pur-
pose by the Irish volunteers Of 1912. Know
ing, as we do, the main principles on which the
movement is based viz: William ii. Stewards
anxiety to countcrpoise Cuba by an agitation
fer the conquest of Canada, aud his ill-con-
coalod desire to sever the North from the South
and unite the former with the British Provinces,
on the one side, and the hatred Of John Mitchell
and the Irish for Great Britain on the other
il is only natural that We should wish FOR equal
" precise intelligence with regard to the dc
tails ard plan Of the expedition. We trust
hat Mr.. Seward win permit his organ to dcvel-
ope 20 much Of his plan as may be consistent
with lite success and the public veal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

Strike OF the Ship Carpenters-nInss Meeting.
The shipwrights, caulkers, and sparmakers who are
now strike for SO per diem, held meeting in
Gouverneur street. yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock
There were present about five hundred who very
enthusiastic in supporting their claims to better
Enumeration for their labor Mr. John Few called to
the chair who briefly addressed the meeting upon the
question which had brought them together Mr.. Peyton
Herbert appointed secretary Benjamin Foster was
which this gentleman appeared and addressed them He
spoke Of the rise in the various necessarcs Of e in
rents and real estate and thought that the rise in labor
should keep pace with these This gentleman loudly
applauded throughout his discourse.
resolution then passed appointing committee
of twelve to meet in conjunction with the merchants at
to consider the matter Of increasing the wages Of ship
wrights, caulkers, and sparmakers
The meeting then adjourned to meet in the evening at
the Seventh Ward Hotel, in Madison street
EVENING MEETING.
AT O'Clock in the evening pursuant to the motion OF
bled at the enth Ward Hotel There assembled
at early hour about 1--WE hundred OF these honest
hard handed mechanics all intent upon an increase OF
pay
After the appointment OF necessary officers, resolu
tons we're adopted expressive of the sentiment of the
trade in regard to their wages Several speeches follow
ed, after which the meeting adjourned
The amount demanded by the strikers Is So per day,
rise of fifty cents their present pay This il not
an demand considering that this class OF
mechanics only average three days employment per
week the year round The strike Ia very general It Is
Just ard persisted in firmly and unHncngy must he
succefsful let the honest aboIer be justly rewarded
for his services.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

Mfrcb ants' Police E0iscc.--Hc s ponstbic
nit watchmen Furnished for watching slips handrc
eweinrs stores, faetorios &C. for 81 % per nights also
waterproof arpaup at 10 cents per riFht ii required
Matchmen cent part OF this city rookyn Atlantic
dock, &c. FuLLEH VAN H0ESER. 67 South, near
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

Court CnIondar-.This Day.
SUPREME CourT-tircuit-227 2lo, 2oI $50, 353, 36l
to stS, $40, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

yidnal, with certificate of the wonderful cures GoU
RAuDS medicated soap has performed In cases Of salt
rheum otehcs pimples All roush and chafed
skins Ladies with freeked and spotted skins will find Gou
ap the hest ttoy ever used Equally Is the
poudrc subtitle for uprootng hair from low orehca
part the body LIQUID hair dye, best in use. lily white
rouge hair ,storater and vnrious notions toilet
from Broadway.