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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24
IN GEOkGE J. SUMNER, lmporacr
~ iii AND DEALER IN CHINA GLASS AND EARTHRN.
k&EH WARE, No. % Pearl Tor l4thl street, Rich.

HF{H WARE, No. % Pearl Cor l4th) street, Rich.
0AO mond, Va.-By recent arrivals from Liver
pool, 10 now in receipt OF his Fail Importations
of China and Earthenware, and from the facto.
RES very large and general assortment Of Glass
ware. Looking Glasses. Fancy Goods, ke, to which
he invites the attention Of the merchants Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
find stock of Goods, equal in extent and vans-
ty, and good terms - any repsoking house
in the country can offer. To ell cash, or punctual
time buyers such inducements viii be offered will
be satisfactory.
Careful and experienced packers employed and
prompt attention given to the shipment of Goods.
ware, at factory prices.
Merchants who have BEEN accustomed 70 buy their
Earthenware in tie Northern markets. are partieu-
larly invited to examination of the above stock.
"a 5ss-e -.as 3 s.ef 8
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az 10-6m 1875 Main sire

Ey Nervous suffereEs.--Rev. j ohm Lnn-
ahau, hear hin-he suffered long with the Bronchitis
had to give up preaching. By the of Hampton 8
Tncture he has been restored, and is doing good
service as presiding Elder in the Fredericksburg Dis
rict. Thousands speak the language, ard tell
OF cures of Cough Rheumatism, Scrofuia, Chils and
Fever, &c.
To the female say it is suited to all the dis
eases to which their delicate conformation is sub ect.
Let the afflicted call on those having it for sale and
get descriptive pamphlet and see certificates Hear
him and do liz ewise:
BALTIMORE, Jan. Gath, 1855.
Messrs. MORTIMER / MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your 'Hampton's Tincture" u ith grea; profit. From
serious throat affection, my general health had be-
come very uuch impaired, when / menced to
use champions Tincture." l found its effects upon
my general health most salutarv. My nervous
system and digestive organs rghted under its
have several time recommended it to my friends,
and in every case far have bsen informed they
have used it with success.
Yours truly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-24

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GUODS.-The subscriber In dsy receiving ct
bis old stsnd large stock Of seasonabIs Dry Goods.
He 10 satisfied with small profits. A call from his old
friends and the pubic generally ID earnestly solicited
JOSEPH q. REDWOOD,
Sc l8-d6tc2t* No Franklin street.
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1 form their trends that they receiving from
Pnilsdelphis and New York fresh supplies OF FALL
GOODS, and will in few days have IN store their
entire stock which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever had; and ali we
ask of our friends ia to cali and see and examine fo
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere we are
disposed 10 patroniss u.s. value received for their mo
new Quick sales and small profits 10 our motto
We deem it unnecessary to enume' ate all the All
cles we have on hand Suffice it to say. we bave ev-
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods iiue For Tar
Their particulars, call ut ro,7
JOHN L. SMITHER BROS,
q. e7-Im No % Man at.
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rU Il E.--l an new In regular receipt 81
~ SOFT and HARD coKE---the former 90.
Iightful fuel for grates and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply Of tbs
coke Yards Of 10th street and Basin bank, On
corner Of Byrd and 9Th streets south sids Canal
NH s----ts JNU. J. WERTH. Aet
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tIREsEHVED LURsTEKs, In one ana
J. two pound cana; something rich.
Scotch Herrings in boxes; cell and see them
Sawed Shingles; something new and cheap
FOR ssIeb v BRfDGFORD & CO..
NO % Cor 9th Dock and Cary yts
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Flnc Ciotn hd8iaue
Ribbed Beaver Ovsrcoats
Pisin and colored Cloth Frscks
Business Coats in great variety
Fancy Cashmere Pants, good assortment
Rich fancy Silk and Velvet Vests, &c- he. 10.
making the assortment first rate, and to which In.
vite the attention of our friends and the public.
se9 KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.,
50 IS 162 Main street.
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CO.PARTNERsHIP DIssO d.
" The co-partncrship heretoiore existing between.
the subscribers. under the name Of PRICE CAR
DOZO, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Phip B. Price will attend settling the business Of
the concern. Persons assinst whom matursd ss-
counts are existing earnestly requested to make
immediate payment PHILIP B. PRICE.
fF CHARLES e. CARDOZ0.
p;.hr,,nd Cant nhsv2 1883
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1INUMNING ESTABLlS HM me
subscriber has taken the Y{&hins Esrabiisnmsnt
ell the facilities do Turning the lowest terms
and the neaest Thankful for past fayors ne
hopes to merit continuance of the same. Ordets
may be left at Mr. Belvin's Furniture store.
se l--.Imt STEPHEN CHILDREY
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02


not restraining his sonswhcn they made themselves
vilc"-lf God commended Abraham for "com-
manding his cliildrcn,''-ifhe makes the parent the
guardian of,heir children and holds them accounta-
bic for their early training, then the s. s. cause is
important: If parents are to 60 before their chill
drcn into eternity, and if they are 10 leave them be-
hind in world Of sin: and if they can leave them
no safeguard against error but moral prncipe.-if
early picty will fit tlcmfor usefulnrss for God and
for heaven, then should every father and every
mother lend Il helping band to the Sabbath seh"ol
cause Who then can be so lost to his duty to the
youth to Society, to the Church. to the country and
to God, as the Withhold his all from cause so
nobleas this2 lInyiig shown its importance, ]
close this number, expecting next week to furnish
another short article or, the same subject
Very respectfully, b. +. CORLEY.
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.
CONDENSED ITE IT S i.

| ~ A French gentleman, Of ample means, propoj
ses to establish salt works near Savannah and sell
salt at firecens per bushel.
ny The City Council of Montgomery, Ala, has
ordained that hole keepers may be allowed, m Sum
days, furnish liquor To the travelling public stopping
with thsm.: +:
~ plague has broken ou, at Chin Kiang-foo,
in China, and carried off upwards of 100000 persons.
Ii is called the black tongue from its peculiar symp.
toms.
,Ey yCuLonoFoRM.--The Detroit Tribune states
that The wife of Horace Wilson, Of Quincy, Branch
county, Mich, died Sunday last, from the effects OF
taking chloroform, administered TO her by Dr.. Berry,
for The purpose Of extracting tooth.
"PAT," who We're your ancestors!"
"My aunts sisters be jabers, and it's pretty hard
telling.'
~ rich old spinser, who died at Newton, N.
H. lately left s3S,4ls She was all her life getting
ready to be married, and stored up 1872 sheets, 63
cov.rds. so blankets; 81 beds, with l,l2o his Of
feathers 81 towels 25 table covers and 43 handker-
chiefs, while the whole amount of her wearing ap-
parel did not exceed ten dullars in value.
~" private Of the 1l.h regiment Of Huzzars,
named Jnhn Dryden, who received hir,y.one wounds
in one day at The surming Of Sebasiopo, is entirely
recovered. and again doing duty.
aTT' THE average quantity Of meat of all kinds,
consumed in France, is about onesixh of pound per
diem to each person.
sg POVERTY wants some, luxury many, and
avarice all things.
Ns' The proprietor Of The Yorkve CHiscn offers
for sale one half the entire establishment known rs
the Yorkre Citizen.
ey The ice crop in New York is much greater
this season than ever known befure, and the retail
price, it is reported, will be fraction less than last
year.
~" THE Buffalo tN. " Republic says there are
over 600 600 bushels of wheat, and more ihan $4,000
barrels Of nour now in that city; quantity larger
than ever before known at this season of The year.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.

It's said that orders have been sent to the
British Baltic squadron not to engage in hostil-
tiles.
- The Austrian army has been further reduced.
A despatch from Berlin says that Count
Orioff made known at st. Petersburg that the
fifth point WAS arranged and peace was assured.
1t was said that Prussia had been invited to
take part in the Conferences, and that Baron
Manteufell would act as first: and the Prussinn
Minister in Paris as to the second PleEipotenii-
ary. Her admission was said TO have been ba-
sed on the ground that the discussed respecting
the Treaty Of l84l, by which the Dnrdanclles
was closed to ships of war, was t" begin forth.
with. Lord Falmerston, however, refused in
the British House Of Commons, to answer MIR.
D'Israeli whether Prussia had been invited. or
whether Italian affairs would occupy the at:en-
tion Of the Conference.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says TINT Russia has agreed upon the neutraI.
cation of the Black Sea and the dismanting of
the fortresses.
NoN.ARRIvAL OF THE WEBSTER.
New ORLEANS, March 2s.-The steamer Dan
iel Webster, due on Monday last, has not arri-
we'd and il is believed she has been seized by
Walker which has produced much excitement.
NRw YORK MARKET.
SATURDAY, March 29-The cotton market is
active, and prices have advanced l.s cent under
: the Canada's advices. Sales Of The day 4,5O0
.aliddling lot; Middling Orleans 10 5:S; Fair
Uplands ] 1c.
Breadstutfs advancing.
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o BTU A RY.

DrEp, in Russell Co., Ala. on Feb. 18th, Abnek
II. Fann, formerly OF Edgefeld District 8. Co. aged
80 years. lie was an acceptable member Of the
Baptist Church, Of which he had been member sar
nambcr of years In his life and death he tes,ifi1d
,ha, the religion which he proiessed was no. Guns
n;ncy devised fable 10 all the relations of life be
was exemplary-as a son, dutiiul, as II husband apd
parent, kind and afftctionate, and as mastes ips
dulcept. In his last moments he was enabled to
praise God aloud for the evidences Of bis love- The
esteem in which he was held in the community, was
manifested by the large Number OF relatives and
friends who followed him to the grave. "Let me
die The death Of the righteous and let my last end
be like his" j. n. OWENS.
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THE WEATHER.

TIE weather since our last issue has assumed n
wintry cast, and in opinion the old udage has been
truly fulfilled, that il March in like a lamb lie
goes ou, like lion, at least we would think so from
the roaring of the pines around our dwelling the other
night.
Devastating fires have swept our neighborhood with
considerable damage. Several heavy freezes have
chilled the prospects Of thrifty gardeners and ior
culturaliss, and heavy rains have filed our wafer
courses and rendered roads almost impossible, but
hopes brighten with the prospect of Summer days
OH the entrance OF April.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02
aDvERTIsEnIEyTs.

WE would call lle attention Of readers to seve.
raj important advertisements this issue; especially
that of B. C. BRYAN, and r. Fl. SULLIVAN of fur vii
legs, w. SHEAR, LALLERsTEDT & DEMING, and
Broom &, NoRRELL, Augusta, Ga. who ore now re.
ceving at their old stands ne" and select stock
of the most fashionable Spring and Summer Goods, OF
every description in their line, and from the known
character ,hoe gentlemen, it is needless to say
that all who may favor them with call will never
have cause 10 say they did not receive hs worth OF
their money!
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H Y ID e N I AL.

MARRIED, in this village on the 10th ul.., BY the
Rev. j. IL. Zimmerman, Mr.. JoHS IL. BrnRr to Z.
Miss EDNEy Z. WALLIycroN, all of this District.
MARRIED, on Thursday the Goth March, at
" Woodawn," St. Peters Parish, South Carolina,
by the Rev. ". B. Carson, Dr.. J. F. GRlerls, for-
mcry Of Edge6eld, and Miss JANE NJ. Bucxxz.
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E. SEiBELs, Secretary.
APOLOGETICAL.

OWING TO the absence Of tbs Editor, our readers
will be kind enough to excus: the scarcity OF Editorial
matter in tlis issue. He will doubt make amends
10 all upon his return by giving us graphic as
we'll as an instructive dscpun ofma,lers and things
that may meet his observation in his Southern tour
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02
TO THE KANSAS AID COMMITTEES.

The central committee desires full report from
each of the sub.comnlittees on Monday next-,he
amount of money subscribed and tile number Of names
enrolled And j, is earnestly hoped that those who
feel an interest in the matter will come prepared 10
do their whole duty in nfordng substantial mid TO the
proslavery cause in Kansas. meeting will he held
in the Court House al II NJ, when definite action
will probably be had, and when it will be determined
whether Edgefrd is not TO BIZ represented in the
present struggle.
The Central Committee are requested 10 meet in
the Office Of the chairman at ii A. NJ, On Monday
C. w. STYLES, Chairman e. e.
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M.TALFOURD.
COM NJ z RCIAL,
HAMBURG. Mar. 81


CorroN.-Our market for the past week has been
quite br sk and prices have advanced 4c. The re-
eeipts ure light. We quote as Extremes 81 to l0s
Buta striet, fine article would bring l01 cts.
No qun,able charge in prices Of Groceries.
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- ss,r-
THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING By
w. F. DURISOE & SON..
VGDNE5e


Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advunee-Two
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within ak
rncnhs-and THREE DOLLARS If mot paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions mot distinct
y limited at the time of subscribing, will bt consider.
I'd rs made for an indefinite pernd, and will he ron:
,nued until all ,rages are paid or a, the opion Of
the Publisher Subscriptions from other States must
INVARIABLY be accompanied with the CASH.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he consp'cuously inserted at
IS cents per Square 2 lines less) for the first in
.ertion and 37f cents for each snbsrquent insertion.
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
square will be charged. AL Advertisements not having
the desired number Of Insertions marked on The mar.
gn will be continued until forbid and charged accor-
ingly.
Those desiring advertise by the year do SO on
liberal erms-t being distinctly understood that con.
tracts for yearly advertising confined the imne:
diate, legitimate business Of the firm or individual!
contracting Transisnt Advertisements mus, be paid
for In advance.
For announcing Candidate. Three Dollars, IN
ADVANCE. 49,
For Advertising Esirays roed. Two Dollars, to be
paid by The Magistrate advertising.
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ghe 40uertiser.
KANSAS MEETING i!

+; public meeting wilIsbe held asswa,ery Branch,
on the Ridge, on Saturday the 5lh of April, to raise
men and money for Kansas. Messrs. G. D. TrLLMAS
and NJ w. GARY, will address the meeting The
public are respectfully invited 10 attend. =.
w. H. NORRIS, Chfm'h Of Com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

E Ex.Governor Reeder and Gen. Whitfield, i. is
snid, will accoHpany the Congressional Copmise to
Kansas,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

LOOK Our FOR THEM-Thc Camden journal
Of the 25Ih uIt, says, We are Informed by 4
gentleman that sett of foreign prdmrs are
prowIing abou, the country, under rather slspi-
cious circumstances. Tary seem to have great
partially FOR kitchens and negro houses, and
there are reasnns TO believe that they are of no
advantage to thatilass of our population. Some,
of Them are armed with pIIuls and clubs, and it
mil ght be well fur our riiizens to be on The Look
ont :"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

sI THE Washington Star mentions report Thai
tho Senate, confirmed the nomination of Ex-Governor
Bgler, of California to be United States Minister resi-
dent at Stockholm,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

T GOVERNOR ApAas will commence his gen.
eral reviews" at WRlteIboro on the 10th Of April.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-02

- TIE Columbia Carolinian Of The 25th ~tt.
says, The prisoner, James McCombs, under sentence
of death for the murder Of w. II. Cross, made an
Intellectual attempt TO escape from Jail on Saturday
night. He got from his cell into the corridor, but
faile in further efforts.
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Of his God +? Oh no We have yet to see even the
approaching shadow Of miennial Glory: the devil
still roars like lion, aud seeks in every corner Of
! the castle for h trembling Victims the furies of
He'll still rage in the human breast, and man stamp
ed with original SIM still strives for the overthrow
and de .tructi0n uf his fcl,wmin In our present
State there, hough lawyers might, for while cease
to pral causes. yet causes Of difference and conflict
themselves would not cease among the people.
Lawsuits of some kind would still occur. And as
all men are not equally wise and intelligent, when
contestants should become inh.med with drsire to
gain the mastery over their opponents, or wrought
up By the magnitude Of the interest involved, they
would be sure to consult with some man or men
found Tor their learning or for their better UNDER
standing of the laws, than the rest of their fllow-
citizens. These men in the course Of time becon,.
ing mnre und more distinguished for their peculiar
kind uf knowledge, and for their profound judg-
many visits from dispulants and SO many applica-
tons for their opinions, (for men in difficulty will
resort to the best source Of information they know
as to monopIize their whole, time, and consequently
compel them to charge for their services in order to
gain living. The class Of men, therefore denominat
ed lawyers, springs up, from the advanced state O.
society and government in the world, and is one of
the most useful and important elements of that state
lie therefore who sails at it, either ignorant of the
ways Of Providence or wickcdly opposes the inevi-
ble laws and omqiscien designs of Heaven. Lawyer
and client were well known in ancient Rome, and the
distinction between them arose and increased with
the advance Of that nation just as dave describ d.
At first the client was merely friend, or follower
Of the man versed in the law. After while he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-03

On Friday, Fvh. 1 ANDREW Mcpvirr, after long and
painful illr COS, in the ao.h yeas Of his Ess.
Their and sitter James and Ma ssres McDiv = are re-
spect invited attend hia funeral this Afternoon at
enc o'cick, frum sll tenth street, between avenues
arc B.
On Saturday. FEB. 2, RACHEL MOONEY, wife o. James
Moo pey, feed 81 years.
The friends and a:quaintances OF ths family
rpectu lly invited attend the funeral hts astern,on
O'Clock from late resi5eEee No. SO Fraaktrs
On Vriday meypinv Fen /. SIR. IAaxs r. q. FlIRnAyK,
sged 20 years, Il Dexter Faifesns, Esq.
The rea ives and friends also hoss OF MS hteths
law, +. Wlis Fin her H. D., invited " attend the lu
ne,al services his sther's residence, NO 237 IVES.
Fourteenth street. afternoon At three o'clock rhs
remains win be conveyed to Mount AUBURN cemetery
o. ssturd,y Feb 2, Mr. ADAnsn Dsxur STACY, willow
OF TIM is sSs ri y he faulty are
invited attend the fuseral sm the thirteenth
Fresbytrisn church, Grey. DR.. Burchar"s) bstsesn
o'clock without further invitation
On Friday Feb. J. Ia Brooklyn HErm, aged 49, relic.
Of tbs late James Frost formerly Of Nor xica, Eugani.
Her friends also those Of her sons James and john
are uy invited 70 attepd her funeral from rniy
Church. B,oe kn, this afternoon. at two O'Clock. Her
remains viii be inserreiin Greenwood Cemetery.
On Saturday mornirg, FEB. 2, J0aS hRowsE, native
Of Berwick ON rsesd Scotland in the $50 year d a. age
invited To attend the funeral this afternoon 1T
O'clock from his late residences $50 Seventh aveaue
Martin l. and Eliza A. Crowe ia the 9Th yeSr Ut his age
The friends and scqusnances OF the family inv ed
to attend Inc funefk tEfs AZ enoon az Two CLOCK from
$50 Charles street.
In Brooklyn. on Saturday morning, FEB 2, Mr.. VIII
TEORsK eldest Of VIM. ana Catherine Tn
The relatives and friends of the family also his friends
in the bcokserg business respe:tful invited 70
attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon, az one O'clock
from his late residence 167 Clinton srss Brooklyn
without rther notice.
On thursday evening Jan; 81. RICHARD THva.
His RENAME will be inferred this day. The pio:essi
win leave his late residence, SO Rutgers ST. a. two oeok
H. The officers and members Of st. John's Grand Lodge
Orient Chapter No l, Nell Enesmpment No. Of K.
and Fl apfa Tpjn M 2cf r. nd A hts e.
.and those of bis family and the fraternity ia general
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
On Thursday, JAN 81 EIizABErR DAVIS agd 80 yea-e.
The remains inferred in the Cen sery of the Ever
green's from so Ncrtn Third street, Bsoosyn, E. d.
On saturday afternoon, Feb. q JULIA MORRIS, wife Of
Thos. Norris in the Gath year Of her sge, native Of
Kildalkcy county Mea;b Ireland.
Her funeral viii take race her late residence o52
eighth street. between Ninth and Teath avenues
at y O'Clock this afternoon.
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Died.


On Friday Feb. 1, Of Inflammation Of the lungs HENRY
L. Knsp, IN the sath year Of his age.
His friends those Of his brothers, George Asahs and
John Reed, the members OF Hancock Lodge j. o. OF r.,
and Union Division No s. Of T., peotfuy invited
70 attend the funeral from his late residence No 2j Hes
Ter street. this afternoon, 1T half past O'Clock
On Friday afternoon, Feb. l. CHARLIE twin son OF Ro-
SSrt and Margaret sqnires, aged years. m ,nths and
The friends OF the family nvi ed to attend the une
raj ON Aonday morning at eleven clock from the re-
dcence OF MS parents No l94 West Thr tieth street
0nFrday morning, Feb. l. GEORGE HARRsoy. youngest
son Of Thomas and Jane y. Blackstock aged wear /
month and 10 days. '''''
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to At
tend the nerA this afternoon atgone O'CLOCK from, ~
If Watt street.
ON Friday night Feb; ! suddenly, ELIZABETH cAxp,
The relatives and friends OF the family are resuectsuv
svited to atsnd the funeral to aftsrnoon. AZ
one sciock, from her late residence, l2otuvan sreet
vthort further invitation. Her remains will be faier
10 Greenwood for interment.
Rlulipgtop, W., end Montreal papers please copy.