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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

1t is little singular, in the present
shape Of politics, that the southwest
county in Ohio-the one nearest Kan
sas-should be named Fremont, and
the town where the Kansas route eros
ses into Nebraska, Dayton. So, the
way to Kansas, literally, is through
Fremont and U0Nton,
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

Pompey, are you willing to be
damned if it should be the Lords will?"
"Oh, yes, massa, and more too | will
ling you damned, too, massa."
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

Who wants an elegant Bible! To any one
pay, for the Intelligencer for one year, we will
give copy of Sears magnificent Pictorial
Bible
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30
st. Charles Flour Mill.

YNHlS mill is built in thorough and sub
l. stantial manner, has two run of stone, and
does tirstrate work. Grinding Of Wheat, Corn
&c, done for customers with promptness and
dispatch, and having first rate Miller, full
satisfaction guaranteed Flour constantly on
hand for sale.
JOSEPH KELLEY, Proprietor.
81. Cherries July, 1856.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

1t is said that John Van Buren, is
about to we'd the only daughter of the
late John c. Calhoun-all for the sake
Of the Uzion, we suppose!
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

HEADACHE MEDICINE We are happy to an
nounce that the long-sought-for remedy for
Headache and Neuralgia, has at last been dis
covered in Dr. Hutchins Headache Pills, which
can be had at the st. Charles Bookstore.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

-~~AA - AN/ANSs
CORNER OF
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC SQUARE, .~y
~. Charles, Floyd County, Io,ra.
rTHE SUBSCRIBERS are now opening gen.
l. eral assortment of
School and Miscellaneous
BOO .,
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, SC,
which they offer for sale on the most favorable
terms. Their Stock consistst in part Of the fol-
lowing: ...... .'......
McGuffy's Series of Readers
Webster Spelling Books, ..-
Rays's Series of Arithmetics,
Columns Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar .. ...!.r.
Wells Grammar. a. 40 .r..-..
Mitchell 5 Geography and Atlas.
Cutters Anatomy and Physiology. L
Writing Books. -.
Pens and Pen Holders
Sand and Sand-Boxcs
Writing Ink,
Murphy's Patent Blotting Paper f
Envelopes, embossed, plain, white and buff.
Superior Congress Letter Paper
Bath, gilt, ruled and plain letter Paper,
Bill Paper, a
Note Paper embossed and plain,
Visiting and Address Cards, ...--.--..,.- ..
Memorandum Books,
Workmen's Account Books,
Blank Books
Primmers, Toy Books,
Elegant Quarto Bibles.
Pocket Bibles ard Tcstaments,
Hymn Books a..-..-
Websters Works, G vols by Everett,
Dicks Works, in two vols.
Life and Times of Henry Clay, in two vols.
Webster Quarto Dictionary.
Hayward 5 United States Gazetteer. n.....
Life of Washington,
Life of Napoleon,
Life Of Wellington and Peel,
Lie of sam Houston,
Life Of Ethan Allen,
History of England. .. 81.
History OF the United States,
Cummings Religious Works, s volumes,
Life of Amos Lawrence. .......-..-.
Fremont's Travels and Maps,
History of New England,
Hayward s Book of all the Religions.
Statesman's Manual, vols.
Shakspeare's Poetical Works,
Byron's Poems, t.. .... .
Cowpprs Poems,
Popes Works.
Tupper's Works,
Ieman'S Poems,
Eliza Cook S Poems, .. .... 3D. ....--
Mrs. Landon' Poems.
Hildreth's History of Japan. req
Life in the West -
Annual of Scientific Discovery, .
Wide, Wide World, .....
Mann's Slavery Letters,
Voices of the Dead,
Young Mother,
Humanity in the City, by Chaplin,
Pilgrimage to Egypt
Trials and Triunphs, ....
Gem Annual
American Housekecpcr,
Pleasant Pages, ..E .. .-....t.
Parlor Annual,
Wrongs of Woman. by Beechcr,
Pictures of Life in Europe and America,
Paris Side,
Star Papers, by Henry Ward BeecIrer,
Shady Side, ..t.. ..
History of the Indians,
Uncle Sans Farm Fence,
Voices of Home,
Girls own Book
Our First Families,
together with various other works and miscel-
laneons articles too numerous to particularze.
IIIIDRETH g. CARVER.
81. Charles, July 49, 1856
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

CPICES Of all kinds, ground and unground
- rcyYcWed pure For sale by
l:tf FTSSTNDEN s. MONTAGUE.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

WTANTED, u Cabinet Maker and a Chair Ma
w ker. Constant employment given.
-@h JOHN HOWARD.
st. Charles, August 81, 1856. 3tf
WANTED at this Office, a Journeyman
w Printer. Only good workmcn need
apply.
UTANTED, at this Office two young ladies
w to set type. Good encouragement
given.
NIANTED to hire, some one to chop cord
w wood for u short time near the village
of st. Charles. Apply at this office.
1VANTED, at this office, an efficient canvas.
w ser to procure subscribers for the d" In
tclligcnccr," and sell various popular and val
liable works. Good encouragement given.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30
TYLER HOUSE,
Late Bradley House.

TYLER HOUSE,
....5 gg,a Late Bradley House.
George Tyler Proprietor,
[Formcry Of the Galena Hotell
Corner Of Main and Diagonal Streets,
GALENA, ILL
t8 This House is In central part of the
City, and convenient to the Illinois Central
Railroad Depot. Passengers and Baggage con-
veyed to and from the Cars free Of charge
Good 9tabling attached to the House.
JERVIS HOUSE,
BY MERCHANT 4. DOW,
Late of Vermont.)
Corner Of Sherman and Van Buren, Streets, Chicago,
Directly opposite the Michigan Southern,
Rock Island, Mississippi, Chicago and st. Louis
Railroad Depots.
BOARD ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
J. MERCHANT. III HENRY DOW.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30
UNITED STATES HOUSE,
s. HiLE, PROPRIETOR,
West side of the Public Square.

WEST UNION, fAYE1TE CO., IOWA.
fE Containing the only office in the place
for the East, West, North and South Stage
Company. Travellers will find this good
stopping place. Good stabling attached to the
premises. III
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-30

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11
Senator Wilson 10 ii,r. EroOaS.
III. OTUO.o y 10 ILHItO' " "t""'.'
EIISr'S lluTEL. May 81, lSIi

WASHINGTON, May 20, 10! O'Clock.
a1a:-lour note of the 9Th inst, WAS
placed in my lands by your iiicnd, Gen
Lane, at 20 minute. past 10 ills nelnng.
characterized, Oh tic i&!oor Of the Senate,
the assault upon my colleague as :" "ltrial,
murderous. and cowardly." | thought 81
them think So now. | have 40 Gnali'ica.
tons whatever to make in regard TO these
words.
have never entertained or expressed is
the Senate or elsewhere, the idea Of personal
responsibility in the sense Of the ducIiiSt
lave always regarded durling as the lin
gcring relic of barbaroas civilization,
which the law of the country has branded
as crime" While, therefore, ! rel;s'nrsly
believe in the right of seli.dcitnc', IN Ks
bgoadcst sense, the law Of my country amd
the maured convictions of my whole lie,
alike forbid me to meet you for the purpose
Indicated in your letter. Your obrdiert
servant, HENRI NllooN.
lion. p. S BaooEs.
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| am composed OF thirty letters.
SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW

TIE first number Of The New Series Of this ralua-
BILE publication il before US rep!ce with able anu Ill
terestng articles. The following is the liable ol
contents:
I.-iIEoEY OF TIE BEAUTIFUL.
II-TuE SIX DAYS OF CREATION.
III.-LA BoRDE's INTRODUCTION TO PHYSIOLOGY.
IV-SLivrRy AND FREEDOM.
Y.-TnE NEEuLAg lIYrorlrsis.
Yf.-WoGEs or WILLr&N PALEY
FII-PEYsIcAL GEOGRAPHY OF TIL" SEA.
Vlll--BAESARD on AMERICAN COLLEGES
lX.-MEMoIR or DR. IlEHRy.
CRITICAL NuT!c&s.
The ,hical appearance Of this New scrIes'
under The CON clrnt charge Of Messrs f. H. BRIT
TON g. Co., is decidedly good and we feel surc' from
the known enterprise and energy Of Mr.. EHlrToN,
thai il will be amended from lime 10 time Ill keeping
wi!h lic improvements of the day. Oi HE editorial
department, il is enough 10 say that Dr. TiloFNw&Li,
ale President Of the South Carolina College, 's at the
helm. Under his guidance, supported, as the htt'e~
will certainly be- hy scientific, literary AMI political
writers Of large capacity, tic work will ycl attain"
pitch Of excellence hui little iai all beneath lis posi-
lul in The ralmy days of Lcgarc.
We commend the Southern Rcrew 10 all Southern
gentlemen who desire 10 sustain { lleir own Southern
publications.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11

believe that the Senator fsom Massachusetts
did not acknowledge t!:at personal RESPONSE.
bilily from wrong in personal department
which would have saved me the painful ne.
ccssitv of sac collision which sought, and
in my Judgment, therefore, | had no alter
native but TO act rs did. That the assault
was made in the Senate Chamber was ca'is.
cd only by the fact that after Il careful
search elsewhere on the pre:ious as well us
on tie same day, the offender ro"!d NOT be
found oalSide the walls Of the Senate Cham.
Der, and the Senate had adjourned for moTc
than an hoar previous TO tic assault.
sn|mit The foregoing statement from
;I.c high respect | lave for the Senate OF
lhe Urilcd States, and ask tha! it may be
received as Il fill disclaimer Of any design
or purpose TO inf:act its privileges or to o.
ltnd its dignity. chccrfulIy add, that
shoal,l the facts us reported by The commit
Tee of lie Senate, be nevertheless neccssarl
IL considered is 4 conclusion OF law, my
caruc@! wish is to atone for it as far lis may
be BY this unhcsitaiing and unquaIlie,
apology.
Asking that you will ob!:!!;c me by com
muuicaliny this to the Senate, as its presl
ding officer, have the honor to remain, sir
with great respect, your cbcdicnt servant,
+. S. BROOKS.
Hon. J. D. Bright, President of the Senate
The letter was read, laid on the table, an'
ordered to be printed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11
,rI:E .ni0CISa CIILEE .

TnE ball, we believe is fairly set in molten l"r nil
inmrn.c dinner al OIL &c Fort. in compliment 10 our
Representative in Cnn:Irss, Hon. i. s. Brooks; The
dinner 10 be given 81 cc:vciicn time during the
summer E.!occcld and Newberry have already
spoken and !abbr,illc. !aurens and Lexington will
surely respond aliTmavcly We respectfully suggest
that ,l: people tf the several Districts a?Toin. COM
miiiees Of arrangements whose business il shall be t"
canvass their Districts Immediately for-hc necessary
funds Let them report az soon as ro:sbe. Then
let them meet i'll General Committee the Old For'
on a given day to consult and advise together, 10
aprpint treasurer aal superintendent if necessary,
or else To elect trustworthy agent, into whose hands
NAV be committee; tie whole preparation of lie feast
If The Thing is to he done a. ALL we are clear for hay.
ing it done elegantly II is matter i'll which Mr.
BnCoKs' entire Congressional District should mite
with heart and scul and the Whole State should be
invited.
We trust cir cocmpnraries Of the Fourth will
urrc the matter at once so that conference may be
had upon the subject and all The arrangements he per-
f.ced az speedily rs j. practicable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11
.,-,.w.; s,y, , y-xyEHiDIG a..i--:.

The Augusta Consii;RiianGist, Of The ill inst, con-
lains til. lnuwiug anmnunccnen; of the 'ca:h OF tic
Rcv. ALEXANDER McCArNE, fur many years resi-
dent Of this Disric.-'This aged Minister "f lie
Gospel died in This city Sunday evening la:'. nj II
u'c,r. p II. ills Fl.rsal d:>cuuIsc WAS preached
by l.r. Norton, Of Montgomery, Ala, tas,is'c'l By
lTc<:rs Mann anl Crrl!eyj in st James Church OIL
Yesterday At 10 o'clock Oh iIc cla:lrtr an! i;'''"f'
Of the deceased, we leave others IN speak, whn~c
opportunities oc kauwins him were better Sian OFFS
Eu we may ac permitted 10 say, that he was al TX.
lraor,!inary man, possessed Of an UNUSUALLY strong and
clear mind. sound Judgment and deep rirty.
lie vas in lis eighty .fuurh year, and i'a ''"rn en-
sagrd in preaching y gospel f"ry.nnc years. lie
moved from Alabaml To this city last wner in order
that he might b. rnahirl 10 scnl The remainder Of
his days with his n;y an beloved daughter: Mrs. Jas
Brett. There will be an sx:c:rIcd o'':tnar? noIi"e o
linn in few days.
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- is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING Ely
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When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
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The desired number of Insertions mar ke on li.e mar
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tracts for yearly csing are confined to ,isi !s mi"s
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be psIu
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LETTER CT PRESTON s. BROOKS.

The presiding officer laid before the Sen
ate letter from Preston S. Brooks TO Mir.
Bright, us follows:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, May 30.
SIR: have seen in the public journals
this morning the report OF the committee OF
the Senate directing an inquiry Into an as
saut made by me on the 22d inst, on Il
Senator from Massachusetts,
1t is with uuleigncd regret | find in the
report that what had intended Oh y as 4
redress of personal wrong had been con,
strucd into: or must necessarily bo held, as
breach of privileges of the Senate. Whilst
making full and explicit disclaimer Of any
such design or purpose, ask leave TO say
that for tie occasion, considering myself
only as gentleman in society, aud u"dcr
no official restraint as Il member OF the
House Of Representatives, cid not advert
to or consider there was any alternative
restraint imposed upon me, by reason that
tic oiErucc came from member OF the
Senate. had read attentiyely and careful
l. the sreech delivered in the Senate, Oh
the 10Th and 10Th insts., by the Senator
from Massachusetts,, and found therein Ian.
guase which regarded IS unjastly reflect.
Ing, not only upon the history and charac.
ter of South Carolina, but also upon Il friend
and relative.
TO such language, though | had Il right
to take exception, sadcr tie circumstance.
The Senator from South Carolina, who was
effected by these remarks, being absent from
the Senate and the city, | had reason to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11
E0JEFT COURT.

We have just passed through 4 most aborlnns Term
of this Court Que hundred were dockclcd be-.
sides sundry Er-nr'r matters. "A considerable amount
of business was finished. a!!l:onsh lml'ernf suits
were necessarily continued. The w;u!c Week was
one CT toll 10 the Court, the officers End The lar; and
vet We think it mag he sanl that, under the calm and
urasicrly direction ufL Honor, Chancellor DrSKIS,
a term las srdnm passed mue successfully "r more
effectively. Tho Court adjourned "withunt day.
late Saturday evening.
Daring the week, tie strength Of The profession 3
appearance was enhanced to srva extent by tile at
tendance of Hon. A. BURT of Abbevc, Alessrs JONES
d BAXTER Of Newbcrry, and Mr.. EnMUSp BHLLiN-
GER of BarnweII. The truth is, lie business in this
Court for EdgeGs large has long been, is sIcadi-
~ On the increase .rd we shall not be surprised 10
see this foreign attendance some call it, grow lar
ger in the future. 1t is whispered already that :Ic
first and the las,naGied Of the above gentlemen are
thinking of settling in or midst Snrey Icy ill be
heartily welcomed by our bar, as will be all who may
visit US from time 10 time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11
From the Carolina Times.

We might safely rest the general ques-
ton on .hu observations already made. but
there are those 10 our day who profess 10
believe an election of electors by the legis
lsturo to be an usurpalior Of the rights OF
the people, upon the ground that 1t Is both
unrepubican and unconstitutional.
1t is, of itself, complete vindicaton OF
our present mode OF appointing the electors,
that Il was adopte in the paImy days OF
the republic; and that in all tie vicissitudes
of more than .ixty years, it has been adhcr-
cd to ami,! amendments of the Constitution
itself, without complaint. 1t dates back to
the very year of the constitution; to the
time OF those who achieved tho revolution
which gave US both the Constltuli1n and
repu5lic-aud in fact, all the real liberty we
enjoy. r
Dut it appears TO US that our mode OF
election is susceptible Of an easy defence.
We therefore procecd to consider the olJlec-
tions referred to- As no exception has been
taken to the exrediency of oar mode-and
il is universally admitted that it has always
worked wrl-we shall confnc ourselves to
its Ri:runL.cANIsM aud coNsTTruT.oNAL!rY !;
and of these two points in their ordc"
There seems to he a vague sentiment aiIoat
in society, and which is but Il crude form OF
the widest radicalism, that that government
j: frecst in which all its power is ima:c'ticic'
ly exercised by the people. Eat il it we'e
pussible ror republic So absolute 10 exist,
il is demunstla;,Ic that it woald be tie most
odious form of tyrannY the mind cai con
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rI!!i EDITOR; rO.EY GENE.

Ab>cu ,tcd frcmi ctr premises. somn week or two
since 4 LILLE black mink Of pnn"y, with while star
in I:cr forehead. Size wa- called by the. children
Lola but was nrvrr knnwn answer 10 lie name.
Iigr p:incpal ai. almost only gait is pace, which
Size executes better alone than under s saddle. The
he.r;icss lille wretch. she left an infant colt wErh
has sce expired. Owing 20 llis circumstance t!nI
Sigh. scarcity Of cn:n in "nr coTc'lll her ribs had
hcgun To show Il LITTLE, aangh she was ohcrwl'r
well 10 do. lm spit. Of this seeming lack of flesh,
however ss is said 10 have carcrrrd ilru Tie nci.!
boring village Of i'cc'svilie in high :l"c the morn.
inC she Left doubtless anticipating another nip at Tie
fine mountain p.ss!u!age Of Grsenviilc, in "'iir'
dis.rc, we pure a:rd her tanl 90, cheated too Iasi
summer.
Ii any ore has taken NJ such IN animal and viii!
return E.er 10 US vii! n? exmGses AMI give, I"
boot q rrry cf ihe !drcriEiT fr "ne year. We wish
10 mt l.c yar.nn 80 hard work al 0icr HAT she
may atone for leaving rs in this rascai'y manner and
with such GsnGi>l frgeiucss Of her tender a! uI.
fortunate offs sIing.
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co,.c,. r,r .,,c ca!hour Sionvncnt.

II is proposed 10 give Ccncer! in this village
towards the close "ftc present month, the procaedS o
wllic! are i" he appropriated 10 the Calhoun Monn'
merit 1t is expected that Hiss BRESAN will sing upon
tie occasion, as she will he here abnn: that time on
Concert oi her own The Monument Concert will
probably Le given The night afler Miss ERENASs
anl i, is IoIcd that both occasions Will he Crowned
with success. Several amateurs will appear on Tie
second orcasion, and, if desired by Miss j. on the first
also The large hall Of The Odd Fellows Euliding
will be in Sufficient readiness by Thai time, and very
large company ca; he we'll accommodated. We throw
OH this notice soiaew l!;t rrematurcy, that the Ii':Hs
may be talked about and every bmly be Induced it
attend Ih. price Oh both evenings will be ole dol
lar; and this no generous heart will grumhc at, " hen
il is considered that the money is given FOR hc l"ibic
purpose of encouraging vori!e artist and Of assisting
a great and good public work on to comp'e"n.
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COMM UNIGATI0M S.
For Tie Advertiser.
TIE sALyDA F...suING PARTY.


Mn. Eprror: as The season for fishing parties has
arrived, AMI rs each one Of hcu rIu, have i.:s'"'i-
an send Il brief sketch Of al occai ion in which
participated no, lung Stree.
A considerable crow:! Of yolns ladies aIi g";i'is
m.n me-, at Rileys Ford, TN Lille Saluia, on S;iIuf'
day morning. tile eth May well equipped with h""is'
lines, bait &c. After he usu"l ceremony G shaking
hands, bowng and casing side elancrs al the LADIES'
was over, general warfare conlnrHctd upon The III
noe INT fry. As all cuil not fish at the same place.
lie crow.I naturally divided itself ino small groups
Now the valley begins 10 resoun! with the meffy
laurh the perch, which! Il III mtnl before spIri"! IL
lis natural element, lauac,s upon terra lir,Ha. &c.,
&C., &c.
Fur fear we wear! ynIIT patience wep'ss on until time
for rcfresment. The part? now re:irc' 10 ''rau;lui
nrovr-and oh! The delicious feast that was there
spread ont upon Nature tible every thing suited tn
tie taste of the most fs!ious eprnre; candles, al
mnnds with sparkling cordial, rendered uouh!Y ofi'
liant by the radiant smiles Of The dr ones. 'Aiic
parlakng Of tn. delightful feast, Tie company seae'
themselves to enjoy the cool breeze and pass the hor
away in social cuurc crSalion. The reader might rea
sonaly exclaim " OH Cuftl was there" Yes, nj
though in disguise, lie could be easily recognised b!
crse observer; but how many were the vlr'!:'is /"
his urcrring ar We are unable to say. 1t may he h
wounded m, Tor one for ! have strange Eem!
about the region Of that organ called the heart, nnd
10 not find myself In state Of convaiesc='ce short
ly. shall apply 10 the physician.
The party, now refreshed, retired 10 lake hard b!
TO spend c remaining part Of the evening in t!:rl
delightful sport; hat supn the sound Of distant llund'
a,lmonishcs them TO seek for shelter. They IIeede'
the atmouition, and left for their respective places
abode. THUS ended the " Saluda fishing party" W.
arr fearful some Of The ladies' got wet if they did no
! they were more fortunate than
OSE CT THE PARTY.
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-;:::,;! your t.uys,

We would most respectfully say to the Edsrli"ld
Town Council" Mend your Ways" And by this
we simply mean" work your streets" The hlli
from CUl FRAZIER Store down to Mai. G. y. ADDI'
SONS dwelling is becoming all eye.sore to The con-
mun.y. We rae.niion il:is as but single Instance
or course there is sufficient excuse 10 be found for
the Council, in tic many washing rains Of the past
Spring. Eu: the dry season approaches and al tie
rcu.h places ought how to bc made smooth Fine
s,ree,.working is m honor 10 any village; and we
trust ours will somr dry snoa, lay claim TO it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-11

e~sJ Mn. H. 4. M,RKERT's advertisement relative
10 his Furniture Establishment. in onr Village was
rn,rcky misplaced; ~ too late for insertion in this
issue. W. will insert it nex week. In the meantime
Should ans one stand in need of fine Furniture
Mattresses &C., they would do we'll 10 call and exam
inc Mr.. Ms assortment.