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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-23
BALTIMORE AbFHfBBHBIfS.

ea COOPER & WISE, 81 xYk 2
III Hauov~r street. BalttnpEes md.g
DEALERS IN LUMBER,
AND ALL KISDs OP IMPORTED WOODS,
"AvING commenced the above branch of buzz
H ness they h.ve, and will constantly keep An
aasortment OF the following seasoned WOODS and
LUMBER, suitabla for cabinss Piano Forte and
Coach makers, and beg to solicit share Of public
patronaes. M
Rosewood Flank and vereers.' MaAoea1y and
yene.rs Walnut do. Walnut and Mahogany Cof
I'm STUFF Sstin Wood. Ash, Hickory, Cherry, Chair
Plank Bass Wood, Ac -a
Particularly for Piano Forte Matters.
ivory Wirs,s numbers Tuning Pins Key and
brdgs Pins, Burkstins, Cloths and fslts : o
SHIRLEfS POLISH or restoring the poli- b Of
Piaoo fcrte- - g '7-z'r-
Yard in the r-ar of Jl& ]. Wi.s & Brothers II
snofortr Msnufsetoey, HAnovers sre.tT5 &c 5<Er
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-23
FASHIONABLE MILLTNERY

-. ~ MKez lChOATE has resumed the -.
Millinery business, at her residenc.
on the south side Of Louisiana ave. -
w near 9th street, where she Will be ~
glad to see hsr old and new patrons. With all the
late.t Fashions, t. please will be her object.
seD 4-eo2m .G-.. OF. = --..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
!l.Tjojlt & ttGb,n mab erei.

llntrr,ciGnrtr troicncn lih pieIr 0rle9enbett
bren 5reunpcn uno rinem 9cebrtrn Yatlitrm iiter'
baupt an,u,ci9cn, rdG e ia Ubgrm @rId,Gft, AM
alten Stmcplasr, IN 9lefsplr. 9iorpssSheitbdl
6aunI6ip, gtda GauntY, in e'rlclldait srtrrtei,
linp, unp pa6 le INN unter ptr 6irma pcn Ne n
unp -SGbne
Oa6 &utIbnT tesz8sibGft
in alien rrllcn ScrI6icccucn 3wri9en auf cine
grreartigr BciIe';u bctrciten 9ccrnten. Sic rmrr'
ben atlc,ct gum Srrfauf auf Sanp balten, rrcr
aud auf Seitcllu9 ecrfcrti9rn;
Snnibuic6, Sarrcube6, Gdiees, Sdncp
@G3cn, HodMpiD6, Sua9ie6, 9drrpz
Nls, Yorf .Bd9en, SulficS,
Ii. |. no., II. /. 10.
Sur; ale 5ubuprrte bic int 9ewGbnldrn @r1
brau6 linp, wrlde 70 I6bn uno paucrbaft irin
lcucn, ais lic ipaItrc i'm Staat gcDlId,t wrrpen
tSnncn. SIR Strf pirb immrr Gin pIder irtn,
10 baf, nirnlanp icblrn fam wen CT anruft unl ;l
taufen, INN befrirpigt ;u perrrn.
S1titten S6litten!! S6litten u!
Sie pcrpen aud jrrcrjcit, wrnn bic rcdtc Belt
ra ut, cine Der I66nitcn. wrblfcilten uno baurrs
baftfIten Enforcement Sdlittcn auf Sanr bolten,
bic in picien Gdlmty anSutrrfcn 1T, peIGe ir allr
an ben rrdtrn 9rcibcn atirBrn rcrorn.
. 0a5 8robl bnneo; 8elbdft
trtrritrn r aud in nlrn rtiicn SerI6iepenrn 3weis
srn, unp Seriyrrfrn in alien Siniidten prle Srs
frCpigws fir rie bnrn onYrtrautc arteit 9cben
gu ttmrn, unb Swar an rem allrrtilli9fn 9rei6rn.
Slidz2Lr cit, CUR utl6rnmadrrrt, gSn<
genmatrrci unp S4mjrrerri grG6rcnb, ipirp ieEr
pinttli9. 1dnra mp paurrboft srrridtct.
alte Subrwertc werrrn I'M &uStauId,
fir 9ieue anscRrulmrn, unp rafur Gin rr6tmibis
ger 0reiB erlaubt.
BD- Da Iie nur bic Eetrn unp 9clddtelen 9lrs
teiter, bic rrbatrn mrrrcn tSnrfen, anltrlrn, unt
Ei6re 2rtifel MIR aus ben beitrn Nateralien unter
ibrr esrncn 9lufitdt Srrfcrist tpcrpen, 10 fGnnrn
lie ctne gu SS9rrn fir ibre gIrbcit gut itebcn.
Sic lnp panttar fir bistrr genc6ene Sunr'
i6aft unO Grfrn frrnrrbin ttrrn 9lntbeil Der G'un
pes @utlifums bir6 Sitlisfet, 9unttlAfeit unr
quite unp fdSne Ar6eit ii6 5uiuSicbcn. 8ufet ba.
Der an unr iiter;rugt @u6 iclbit Spn Der gBabrbei
prS OrIa9trn, bonn eS lit nift mRglid fir lic
non !Saut gu SauS VI actcn, TIM brr Nrteit 81
;ci0en. "a ruft an mp lie mo Srriibtrt aft
SrlItUmmrn trfrirri9cn 81 tbnnrn.
UbraDam Ref,
Golparo 8. gteff,
.e. Sil9bman &. Steff.
9lpriG ~. nl3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
Donne llno 9eb,

No. 45 Sits6 6amilton Stra&, Iaentaun,
Sinp far bic librrale Sunri6aft, NIT srlter
ile ron ben Siirscrn rirler Starf mp cenf Dabli~
fam I'M aassmeinen brrbrt purbrn, iebr onnftar,
uno boifen bur6 itrcnge 9lufmertiamfeit auf ibr
@el6dft, burd baS t5aten rinss src6sn @Hnte>
mrnts unb purH nieerise sJrrfFT eixr 9srtsauH
brrfrften su pcreiensn.
g8ir baltcn fir l6dli6 bcm Yutlitum gu MEL
ben, pae mir unern Strd In alien Ieinen psrlties
prueu 3weiscn isbr Sersrs6rrt baten. Dir linS
icebtn pcnf f9bilaoclpbia unc ReuySrf Birddses
tebrt unp baben nun einen scaen Srrratb sinaes
.leSt BON alien grttetn bic in un|cr Grleaft 9s-
bSren-t -tctebeng sumGbeit aus 6clgcnrem;
sSiir. 4fannspcrfoneit.
6altlcpene, Rip uno Mcrcccc Stiefcf. sE
Sren& &albic6erne uns patentlebrr StiefeI.
Rails, 8ip unb Nprceep SrcSans unb Spa~
,isr S4ubs.
gatent 6al6lrbrrnr, 9udlfin uub Sto gsaser>
S6ube, Button unp Genarrs 0atere.
Gbenfalls. Elm pulles aiicrtemcnt Der pbis
gen Stefel unb S4ule fir SiiasIiHss me &na-
ben.
Sir bic SGOicS
batm mir Gin splitinbi@s aiIcrtement Der Mo-
pig1m StylrS BON CONNER sG6uben unb G,ais
ters bon unierer essnea 8erfrtgms une aus Scn
Cities luwtc NilrS unp Sinper S6ute son ie-
Der 2lrt.
s. dtc.
TIMER @iTc.temrnt psn 5iitm III bclllGnrig,
mad ben neuelten Stples senlaht fir Srrrea,
Sinslinse uno 6nateu. Sir 5erren baten mfr
bic rsseImaei8en GitY 9 Ssiben.Safe, welde
fir Comfort, Daurbaitistetl unt SaGnbsit Inn
eanbc ntht ibrs @le6en finben.
&appen fir 5erWn, SimsfiHsc uub 6aa..
bcn, fancy une plains.
5runtS, Garpet-gass unO gatles, Gin Scl-
les enforcement.
2ampen balten mir bas 9r6te aiFortenient
in bteiem Srt, beiieBrnt aus alien jsbt setraua-
ten Scrtrn.
Stro b g ter.
Sir baben bcreitS enen srceen Stcd spn
StrpIsiitcrn rinselest, teltebenp gus 0dRns' uno
8naten'Y Yanamas, Waricaibcs, 9rsbcrns, pep>
bic unp Canton @raOc, Ganapas. sstrimmts unb
unsrtrimmtc palmtldttcr. Suite, 5aneY Sinsrrba>
te, MGes Stats, u. +. ip.
Stpbrbalter tSnnsn NIT birIen tfi err 8cr c6fr
betm Dubenp an Gits SpbHns Yrsiira serlsten
perreit.
9(ae Gater SerStn trim Grrbrn unb RIrinen
ssrtauft.
p Oaeuerrectpps Stei6nibe ll
in tebn 9lrt gBrtter an bilisen grelen ssnont>
men. geOinsunsm Sadr.
allentcpn, MSr, 30, 1854. Hab1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
Das
Drutsrbc A9rntur- Gonptoir

pcn 6. y. @iborp, IA grecupib e., 81. grrt,
9rinst bitrpurdb ,ur StnntniF rrs putlitulht.
baF cs Die btrrtn g9. 9. 8tumtr II. Sc. gu lttncn
ttpclImacbti9tu ascutsn fdr Eusntcwn unp hinge:
-asuo srnanut bat.
0E1-auf ole r6i9c an3ri9c Se;ne ncbmsno, ems
pfshlsn mir uus Dem csutibcn YutIitum sur Gnt9t:
eennobnc uno prcnpttn ausfdbrun9 alIer in eiC
nabifcbtnben 8rouhtn sinfhto9cnrsn auftrd9s.
l. 94etbt9rtbdfts gpiitbsn amerita unc allen pan:
bclsptdern @urrros.
2. aus;abuna icoer beticbiocn Sunime in alien Or:
ten Deutlhanbs, Srantreidbs, Der Sbpsij ,c. 'I.
f. pie in allen Srten amcritaS
3. @iutofiruu9 pcn 9elrsrn in allen @e9enoen, eut:
pcrer auf 4npeiiun9 cocr 9eribtlitbe &clmoebt.
4. BefGrrcrun9 ucn Ysrirncn aus allen Sc9snoen
uno .bdftn Gurcpas nab ben bCfi9cu SoSfcn, nur
ouf pirttihen preimufi9tn grit: c0er Yadst Sdbifs
fen.
5. SsfSrcsruns pen bier nab alien SnIunb Srtcn.
6. Spsoiticn pru 6ttern uno Raarcu, &sryclIuns
impertirter g3aarcn.
Z. Mountaineering unb @crtouf alIcr arttn grcs
BUTTE, Satritatt uro 9Booren.
SO. $. Slumer unb 60.
assutsn fir 1acntcwn uuc llm9cscne.
Sttc6cr 26. na6N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
Gbirur8ifber unb medanif6er
Z0buar3t.

Or. 6. 6. s.. @uGbi II BON girusrrt lcnft
bic gufmerfIamfcit FOLDER perlcncn Srn gllIcntaun
unb Der llm9esenp, tpelde Spcraticnen an ibrcn
natiirli9en 3Gtnen Srrri6tet Su batrn kenbtbi9t
iinp, Cprr Die 6 fiinItl6e 3abne einlrben gu lal'
Irn wtnI6en, auf feline pp5iSlt6e Spertrun9speis
le in al ben perf4iepenrn 3pe9en Der 3 bns
drjnettunbe.
Da er brrrits cine ifc6sniSbrise Grfabruns in
iriner prpfebipn scnpben fat unc ale tpertbSpllcn
SerbeiIerunsen bsnust, 70 retb or, bab CT alien
patienten bic bette StiIfe 5u lrifen prrmaS, wel6s
picIe Slml SrrmBsenb 1T.
8cferen,en: Gtrw. 5bcmas DrgSitt, ..
D., G6rp. GbarleS 81. Samcion, s, Charlton,
M. D., gSnt. llnrerbia, N. o., 9fsu-gJOrt
GitY.
Srine Office 1T sesenpartiS int ,,amertean
Sctel," aber Yatienten ipcrpen auf SerlanSrn
aud in ibrn SauIcrn beIu6t.
glpScmkr 2. .-... nd1g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
SSi6ti9
fair 00s 95.ablifsarss.

llntcr,ci6nctcr crsrrift bisIe GjrIr8cnbrit feline
6reuupr unp paS putlitum iiterbaupt parauf auf'
mcrflam 81 MAIDEN, RAP CT cine
Neue Ginri6tun8
9etrpffen bat bic beIcnperS brn SntsreIen Der
@'siASltSlcllte beiSrprrlid 1T. Gr bat ndmlid,
nit Ben Nic9eiba6n> 9pmpagnirn, rercn Strabel'
lei Cation cpncrntrirrn, zinc uebereinfunft grtrrfS
fen, wcpur6 rr nun In ben Stanp scirbt wirb fst'
nrn JSunbrn @atrr peit eclAwnpcr 3u tberIir'
fern ais birS irubrr selhcbcn fCnnte. Dice 8e'
idictt nitt nur allrin ppn brm philadelphia Icns
bern aud ni1tci6 BON bent gteupcrt Wtdrft, icrrte
aqrn SriI6el< <pldscn. llup babel fam man lid,
Carauf sertaBcn, DAP pieS fir ir9r btli9e STrtBr
9eldiebt.
Gr 9cprnft jcbcn anrrrn Gag @dtcr bic NIT ben
9tie9clbabnen bel @Jftpn anlan9en, bier In Nllel'
taun rpcr 3wildrnsY YIdern ab3uIcfern.
Glitter am g8allnub .Strdben gSRarf ju gbtlas
pelpbia at9eefert unp in Iene care apbrsBirt wcr'
ben piinftlh teIor9t.
Sn Cation 1T lcin g(nbalts ,gGas an Dem r5ar|
mrrs uno OrosrrS SGtcl," unp in Srttlebrm an
rem ,,Sm Sptcl."
StpbrBaltcr unb onbcre In 0eda Gauntp bic
Glitter pur6 i6n fpmmrn laern, tSnnen an Dem
Subfpbr spn 8ed, CUTS unp Srerlrr
pafGr anfra9er-aud fInncn Srprrs ftr Outer
unb' gadrtc itr anpere gldBc rairltit absesrbfn
iperbcn.
Srprrs fir Glitter bic NIT G'elO br9lcitet linb,
perOen gang pinttGi6 unp NIT Der srSBten ScrSs
falt, pur4 ibn prrl6nIi4 an Srt unp Stelle be-
lcrst.
Gr fii9lt Scrf8rrt baB CT bud piefc nrtte Gins
ri6tung pem Yublifum niiblt6 Isin tann, rnb
bcfft baGcr ouf cine literale untcrItibung, pel6e
,r IA bur3 YinttIi6trit unp tilIt9e YrcIbe Sa;a'
iidern 9crrnft. --..-
IiQiom s.. Albright.
gl0rntaun, 2lprl ), 1854. nqSS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26

78 Cine gearI' -tslcbcnb aus
Sbrrinss, Sruaipsan unp SrdreletS t65 0C
DicIe gtrtitel tann man in auseniasin nebnisr
AM Sepelen Stcbr ron CHARLES s. Craig, Ncr:
tbanrtcn StraBs, Cation, ga.
Sidets lino su babsn ont MebiSinen Stcfr ppr
19rntas 8. 9rmp unD am Srrelen Stp9r oo1
G6arleS s.. Craig.
D8- Dds Concert ipirb i'm ni6lcn 0lai sr9e'
Sen unb scitli4e 9taariGt baSpn ertbriIt pcrrcn
ltdets So.
Sbomas 81. pomp, SbaBm.
Cation, 9lprl IL. nabt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
sc q Cb ri 6 t

ipirb Bicrmt gesebrn, baB bic llntcr5cidncten alS
Grreutpren Der SiutcrlahenI6aft bcS Srrlfarbenen
~ arttn &cmmrrer, ien., lcbtbtn BON Nie.
pers@iIforb SaunI4ip, 2r9a Gauntp, an9eItellt
pprpen fnp. 9lle piejeni9en babcr rrlde nod
an teIa9te Sintsrlairni6aft Idulpcn, InO auf9rs
fprpert, innrrbal6 Bp6en aniurufcn unp atSu'
tc3ablrn; unp IplGe bic nod re6tmabi8e 5crs
pcrlngcn baben, iinb etcnfaaS bierplr4 rrIu6t
ictde innrrtaIb brIa9ter 3et ppblbef6tt9t cinsus
banpi9en an
. Col. &emmcrer, q. Wilforb,
Mortin &emGerer, SolJbur9,
Hpril 5-u06n,. @rrrutcrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
AQentomn alietbfaQ.

Stc6 pferoe, Smniz
buhes, &cctawops,
Garria9es, Oorfwdz
gen II. {. 10.
inSereitlGaft taltsn ipirb.
Seine spferbe linp ale Fd>
CT unb eeftbpinb, lu,b feline
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26

llntcr,et6netrr crsrrft bieIe 0rlr8rnlrtt letne
6reunpr unb paS putlitum iterbaupt parauf auf'
mcrfldm 81 MAIDEN, RAP CT cine ....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
10 0ute 9lrbeiter

Scrtsn lOsle4 an Der grj @rute Der Scrrsn
Sallttt uab eesan. in gtctb sgBtettaa
3aunIGp, etaa Gaunts, Yerlau9t. grteit tann
auf INn9e Belt crbaltrn wercen, unb es ipro ein
gutter echn bssablt. Gs ttaudcn iid atsr feline
ais niidterns gtrteitrr mrtrsn, benp icl6e bic
ni@t nii6tcrn fnp. werpsn bur6aus niht ar9e'
Heat. @lan meloe fA an rtr Grsorute cher an
8allietS @aRbault,
RaS29. na69l
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-04-26
SLASH 6l9e,

Sra9bare 7SpreeS fir S6miece uno Sc,
lpellers,
amt6Ie, SGraub1Sde, Stods une Dies, ptat.
form SBaasrn scn 100 bis 5000 pfunt (5air,
bant's patm0 gicpsltY S6l6brr. 56drtlinfen,
5bees uns Counter -gBdasen GIartsn. .Gnsinrs,
puntprn fiir Srunnen isber 3ielr; 16 Gpnnen be.
ter S6teiiItsint, oubirt unb srntrirt; 9ldbIs,
@rcgeut., Circular uno 8ridenbauers Sdgen I;
9leir6brrn, 9tammsn, Sebrmaf6insn, u. +. no,
am 5artwaareusStptr bon -uA ~
9B. SO. &ai9bt,
229 Martt-Strage, mtrr ter 6ten, glorbIsite,
april i2.-nq3N. petlaftipbta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-11
FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
CHARITY MUST BEGIN AT HOME"

ArrEAL at;r appeal has been sounded in the
cars Of the Churches in behalf OF the African, the
Burman. the China and the German Missions
abroad, and the Indian Mission, the Bible Cause
and " the destitute in the far West at home, and
as often as they have been heard, 50 often have our
people quctcd their consc:cnccs, and sieuced the
inportunate Agents with the well remembered and
never to be forgotten apothcgm, Charity must be-
gin at home" We emust support our Ministers at
humc They give up their secular pursuits and
worldly avocations and !eave their children as or
phans and wives as widows, and come through
Summers heat and the frOsts and SHOWS OF W inter-
to preach to us the Word Of Life. To them we
feel bound BY ten thousand tics Of tender associa-
ton. They have baptized as and oar children, and
with US they have often knct around our family al
tars, and at our beds when afiction's hand hath
laid us low; and when death hath entered our
chambers and torn from our embraces the near and
dear BY the ties of nature, they have wept with us
while following their mortal remains to their last
resting places, and returned to the house OF mourn
ing to puur consolation into the bleeding heart.
The most of them arc poor men. Charity must
begin at homc."
Well pleased to know how well the pastor is
loved by his flock, the kind hearted Agent can say
no more And truly to see the kind reception that
our Ministers meet, when visiting the houses Of our
brethren, the table spread with danties, the easy
chair or sef the finest room reserved for them, one
could but think that such people were bent on
fulfilling the Apostolic injunction, Let the elders
that rule we'll be counted worthy of double honor,
especially they who labor in word and doctrine"
This is the bright side of the picture-letus us shift
the scene Whilst that Minister lies on a bed of
down, resting on mahogany, trying, but in vain, TO
compose himself to sleep, his thoughts are travelling
back again to his own loped home, rot rendered
doubly sweet by contrast, but dear TO him from the
inmates of that humble dwelling. have seen one
of the most popular Ministers return from places,
such as have described, and sit down at his own
table on which naught could be seen but plate Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-11
Our own Advertisers.

WE wish our readers to bear in mind that we have
few good stores and liberal merchants yet left among
us. Turn to another part Of our paper and You VIII
see several of their advertisements.
There, for Instance, is the one of WIN. +. BUTLER,
who is we'll known to the District as an accomplished
merchant
There too is the one Of T. Roof, who is still at his
Corner, well supplied with variety OF excellent and
and cheap articles, and always ready TO exhibit them
in the most accommodating manner.
Look further on and you will find the card OF Mr.
EDMUND PENN, who has again commenced business
in the Dry Goods line. Mr. PENN is known to hun
dreds and will doubtless receive tas he deserres) q
liberal share Of patronage.
We ask our readers TO call upon all the above
named houses when they next wish to make pur-
chase here. We will answer for their being FULLY
tisGp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-11
FOR TIE ADVERTISER.

Mr. EDlron Much is said Of the tight times in
which we live. But sometimes the cause of these
is not fully unfoldcd. Perhaps they are too numc-
rous to be mentioned. | am sure shall not be
found attempting the task.
But. Sir will our last Legislature, or the Mem
bers Of it, please allow plain man to ask why they
have at such time raised instead of lesscned our
taxes They seem to think the harder the times
the higher they must stick on the taxes. Here we
arc this year paying the highest kind of taxes when
the scale should have been brought down lower
than it ever has been. say Sir, why is thisi Are
we to bear every thing and go to mill too2 If SO,
farewell to.Carolina We had better pack up our
carts and travel at once. But, Mr.. EDITOR, do
no. wish to leave our good State. prefer to stay
where am One thing the people can do in the
matter, and that | hope they will do. They can
send men to the Legislature who will sec that we
shall not be required to pay nearly all We make into
the public treasury. Let them see toit. ;" stitch
in time saves ninc.' TAA-PAl ER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-11
Cav Cavaliers.

On Sunday afternoon last, squad of youthful
equestrians came dashing by our residence at half
speed, with at-tas flying and hOrsetas flushing as
they WENT Seeing that The movement was rather 4
military one, we could but stand and admire the Put
nam-like manner in which heroic b'hoys raced it
down the hill, ever and anon encouraging each other
TO the sport by such words Of command as Cavalry,
close up," Cavalry, to the front, Cavalry charge,
&c., &c. As long Edgeleld shall continue to pro-
duce such Cavarc specimens, there is probability
of the Edgeleld IIussars" becoming extinct. Among
that little band of woudbe soldiers, there may BIZ
or more whose glorious renown shall Yet almost eclipse
that of MURAr or a HARNEY. Who knows
"Tal oaks from youthful acurns grow,
Large streams from youthful fountains lluw"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-11
Another Magniicent Dish.

re we under obligations 10 Mr.. BROOKS for
a large and abundant dish Of fresh straw
everal gentlemen and ladies, who saw
unced them the finest they had ever seen.
= liberty of printing the note which ac'
his delicious present. Thus it runs:
Next to enjoying q good thing myself
,ie Of dividing with friend that know
e it.
We Railroad communication with Charles
q could send hundreds Of bushels of such
annually. Yours DC. ). Is.
a.odel of a note-brief and 10 the purpose.
fore our readers for their imitaticn-wish-
lie time that we could put strawberry
them. But this we may not DO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-11
Executive Department.
COLUMBIA, May Sd, 1854,
May II, 1854

SOLoslblfN, ouy iCJ9s
WHEREAS information has reached this De-
w partment that on the night Of the 2Sth Feb
ruiry last murder WIS committed in Darlington
District upon the body of slave named Peter, tho
property of L. a. Williamson, by gun-shot wound
inflicted by WIN. L. Williamson, who has fled from
justice.
Now. to the intent that the said WM. L. Will,
HANSON may be brought to trial and eondicn
punishment, hereby offer reward Of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for his
delivery into any of the jals Of this State. The said
Williamson is about five feet eight inches in height,
well formed. sandy hair, red complexion, gentleman
ly in department, and supposed to be thirty y-tour
years old.
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the State,
at Columbia, this third day of May, 1854.
JOHN L. MANNING.
BENZ. PERRY, Secretary of State.
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For TIE ADVERTISER.
LETTER FROM DIR. c. ]. CLARK, SURGEON OF
THE PALMETTO REGIMENT.

LETTER FROM DR.. C. ]. CLARK, SURGEON OF
THE PALMETTO REGIMENT.
Mn. EDITOR u received few days ago letter
from this gentleman, who was appointed to succeed
DR.. DAVIS as one of the Surgeons Of the late Pal
metto Regiment.
He is residing at present in Alabama, though he
is native of South Carolina, and what is far great
cr, he is noble hearted, civarous man, and one
devoted to all the duties Of life.
II was the sud fate of the South Carolina Regi-
mcnt, TO encounter even severer perls from sick
ness, than from battle, whilst they were CALAMITY
maintaining the ancient rcnown Of their beloved
State, and illustrating the prowcss Of their coun-
try's arms but it is due to the medical staff of
that Regiment, that every officer and man should
bear witness, that their attentions 10 the sick were
unrcmittng, their personal services were limited by
no considerations OF their own and comfort,
and their whole conduct was regulated by a most
conscientious and virtuous resolution to discharge
all the weighty obligations imposed upon them by
the cxigencies of hard campaign.
In their opinions Drs CLARK, BLAND and others,
were just as distinguished as those who command
ed Companies, and forced the minent deadly
breach" They did not stop to consult their own
safety, rs they were entitled to do but myself can
testify that so jealous those gentlemen i'll the
performance Of the arduous part assigned them and
anxious were they 10 be on hand and ready to
stop the blood and staunch the wounds Of their
comrades The fell, that they were as often to be
disccrncd by the light of the fire Of the encmy's
guns, us the most reckless Captains in our Band.
Believing that his old companions in arms, and
those who were so often the bencfciaries Of his
learning, skill and assiduty in his profession and
office, would like TO hear from feow-so!dicr,
have taken the liberty to give this letter Of DR..
CLARK:s to the printer. 1t is, perhaps using too
much freedom with friend, to give them the best
news of al! aud inform them that their valiant Sur
gcon has been. married to charming devoted wife,
for thirteen months, and has had his union bcst
and consccratrd by beautiful blue-cyed boy and
therefore on that sacred subject, shall be silent.
Most respectfully,
JOSEPH ABNEY.
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Moonlight and Music.

IT'S the season Of moonlight and music. Whothat
saw The mellow of last night and heard the soft
flutes exquisite brcathings floating upon the air, but
felt their gentle inspiration
IT'S the season Of mOonlig ht and music. Adown in
the valley there the whipoorw sings his lonely mel.
ody, and upon the hillside, in that beautiful elm,
some sleepless mockingb bird carols forth hls most
touching vagaries, while the silvery moon seems
swimming among the light clouds above, the peerless
queen of the night.
IT'S the season of moonlight and music. IIark
hear ye not the soft guitar and the manly voice as they
unite, beneath the slrubbery of that luSuran gar
den, to charm away the soft slumbers of the loved
one She awakens in peaceful bliss, and wonders
whence those heavenly sounds proceed. The lattice
is gently opened and 10y the ellae rays OF The moon
she sees her lovers half concealed form rs he looks
in alteration towards her window. That music and
that moonlight have bound too hearts indissoluhly.
Yes, 'lis the season of moonlight and music, and
praised forever be the sweet month of May!
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An Offer.

WE will give 10000 bricks for 70 bushels Of corn
delivered at this place.
Speaking Of bricks, We should be glad to see the
clever chap Who could sell us lot of good durable
steel.pens. Th. article has degenerated into mere
ys1ation. We made sixty scratches in writing the
two lines of the above Offer" and then scarcely
rendered it egible to the printer. But the printer
(thanks to the beautiful black art) can make 1t PLAIN
10 our farmers, and hope they will roll down their
corn wagons in response We want 300 bushels, not
that we have failed to raise enough to do us, but
..- fact is we don't like the thoughts Of getting