Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
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.le Is L.O oordar,nad
tae otate nave aii!,vss u,lalnioasy n1iy N1!
the course pursueo ny tue " tnyaes
American territory, ana nutrylns 20 an unllItd
ana lgnonnous eeatn ctilens ., oer Itll
who haa never set loot On tnelr sou, o. Vloiaseao
in the slightest degree, tne law OF natons a
1t Is 1l me universally received opnlon nere
tna1 oll government sloaia uenlu
reparation iof ILLS aiu V1,t
act. ~
MORE OF ORAsBs MEN Saof'LAuvlIes oso te
celyeo a. vera oiul oe 4o III s.aJ 4Si,a =,
and Immediately shot. These new victims had
come down with supplies for orabb's foreessl.'l
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I DESCRIPTION OF A.. PIusfse 9IY.--ihe ne New
York correspondent OF Stlie .Boston Courier,
writes as follows. =
Have ypu eyer seensa !. ng ngg ugly ls
Of Baltimore origin, and, OF the species OF the
"kller, ," know ln Philadelphia, and Ashort ooy,1
Of New York, 6;fog nave s nothing IN y9urei
which at all resembles the pug tne .nlier, or 9.
the SNORT ooy:GIIae tpug, pius, .as no =;
IS sometlmes cae9, aerl9eshnis halle not isoLn =
anything expressed minis. own 'phyaognomy, 4
but from the enects Which ne produces upon
the countenanee OF an adversary Every ume.
ne strikes ne plugs ugiy, and,r as o. eonse-
qgence an ugly pug 1oliows. !. heas OF nmlt,S
ed stature, mas compsesseq Iace' elose,sloPpea
man, and Is Tle u. hnea SrHs
there isa crowd at bis back. He likes T talk.
vulgar when decent, people are Wismn5 5neaflng,
andal%ays mas rlmaniy e9ltnet ~ nes.t
end ne can oe enilsteo IN any CAUSE ior l!cney,
winch ne prizes only as q means. a graIiyng
tne most Druelsn apPetltes. ne ne 10 .lsuauy "
be iound IN tne .neignoornooo OF an engine OF. :,
pQrfer.nouse, and ne; understands tne inersss'
W1nk'T t''R = -. - -
s,n ,,,en I,,i1 ,rioY Sonrnw,pnMr Geo Pea =.
hsodu ~ arnnent American hanker whosa hose.
III r tS;s country az See;; the subject G fire.
a,ent newsnaner comffnrIent both in consequence
Rasity he has displayed in the endowment 81
seYerai aamiraole mstlta.lons y re.al' z T.,
ported, since tne complslon ol ny .tour ~ tnss
soutnefn anu western olatess, GnaSe e4plss.sg
some opinions Wnlcn, IroiI sQcn . eo9tGe, anA
relating as tney 40, " suolec1s winch ee pr
Ifecty understands are entitfea 70 cons'oeraoie 2
attention, .aH i. :: '',-at ~ )
I Ihis gentleman nnds Inc omteo; ;ststesln q.
condition OF general prosperity; OF Wmcn M ne Aad5
no adequate conception; but, as. a wnoles ne ::
considers the southern M states as occupying tae.
mpre solid and permanent pesition :ot gnem all
Ihe great stapte, q mas
Werld A2
sneng Ials4s sssss
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sucn we may sanhost say Sle Sne MGiiu :I.;
naked. In tne nortnern otates tae inotstt!a
PURSUITS o. men are ilaole W Srtat.
changes. Inc form; ana tne fnaracter ol Manu
iactured artlc!es t1e course Q! sraoe tne oslnanu
for shlppng, ana tne Pllce ol n9al are al aa. a.t
cotton, under, the impulse Of an increasing de ,.
mand, and the cheapness of it's machinery formed.
novelties is a basis on which its producers may
solidly and unfearfully repose.-Ne Nevs York He
raid. :, -: ,r,,ft. ;45~,.s ~ ~ I'D i.
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FACTS ABOUT Relsoi q
ABOUT such matters, mas coilected tne IoitoWllns
facts IN regard to the history OF our past Rresil M
dents. Feur of the first sever, were from VIZ
gnia. Two Of the same name were rom Mas lLl
sachusetts, and the seventh was rom tennessee.
All but one was TO years old on leaving offlce,
having served two terms; but one OF them,
who had served but one term, would have been
66 years of age at the end of another. Three
of the seven died on the 4th of July, and two .
Of them were on the subcommittee OF three
that drafted the Declaration OF independence,
and Just half a century from the day ct Decla-
ration. The names Of three of the sever, ended
in son. yet neither Of these transmitted. his
.Au.o :. ~ sa;d cnncI,s;on tbe initials oftwo
ns 10y so1oa 30 o G,aro +be same The rama;n;rp
=. 'ne s.anJs olona IN tb;s rart;cular stands
o oone "n a,so in the love and admiration of his5a
aonrt,,,rno1 tand tho civilized werld-W Washine-o,
nc .to ct &C. ,tr,l,, ono bad so,, i..nd
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SINGULAR CURE OF DEFoRhITLY.---In June last, 3
when Prince Albert opened. the new. building of
the ROYAL Orthopadic Hospital in Oxford street;
patient was admitted with his legs. doubled up
under him, and his heels twisted inwards EDWARDS,
the ankle. He was Lifted up before bis Royal
Richness and an effort was made to move the !.
limbs. but the contraction was too firm and rigid.
The Prince appeared to feel much interest in the
case and desired to be informed of the, result of
the treatment of the hospital On Saturday last
the medical officers were enabled to make the
gratifying report that the case, was complete
cure. The tightened tendons Of the hips, legs
and feet had been operated upon SO successfully
that the patientcouh not only stand but was walk
ing about the wards of the hospital without the
aid of stick or crutch. A photograph of the pa
t;ent in a sta,.ding position has been taken for
his ROYAL Highness; and as case of the original
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