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The subscriber, Baggage Agent for I,elt,mo,.
and Ohio and Washington Branch Ra,iTn.j ~
opened III office, at the above place for the soens
mediation OF the public, where orders can he isf 70,
the use OF Wagons to convey Baggage OR pacle rol
to and from Railroad Depot, SteaInboats O.. nr fo
removal 70 any point IN this City or 6eorgetowno '
Once open from O'Clock a.. m. to 10 oclOo. n !,
daily, except Sunday to 70 O'Clock a. o'ciocf
to 10 p. JOHN III. moClINTuCK
Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ohc Railroad.
N.B.-Persons coming to Washington or soiu, IN
Baltimore, not having made mp their minds y hsrs
they will stop, by giving up their checks to nv
AGENTS on TIE cars Win hsye their hasksxo taken
SHARP street, and no extra ohafee. 10
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tuant 10 provision in the gene ri apprrp-l3-
LOT act oi STD August, l8i5 plHctng under A. q con
.rcj ~ the Gsneral Land Office FLoRIrA a6nadoa,H
ttsHfy reserves. aotfce 10 hereby given hal Coi.,
any hlter Monday, fae Gfth day or JHig y. = al
,n 9rsSaet puoiic land, sInbrac-d az the following
toSLshlps ana parts Of townships. Epfe, f,re re-
serseG Tor the use of the late military port al alat
IA VIII De restored To mSFkPf ana laid opea 10 -lry
al prlva sale at the land Ufiics ri IT susUsrINL
ssme having been heretofore olered at pulato
o'"H % hf base lane and sasi Of ths principa!
Tlsrididn.
sections II to IS. Inclusive of TOWNSHIP c: tie
parts oi township 10, north west III Tie 81
Johns Tlver, asd the fractions of toNnshln N -
OF the 81. Johns river. of range ~
Sectlohs ~ 10 n, nc nsIve of township g al of
township 10 and tie fractions of toynsh,n nj mr. n
and east OF Dunn's creek and lake, of range =
UVen undeb my hand at the General tsnd GhBea
~ inc CITY oi hshng Ton, ths LIST 6ay Of May rs g.
s THOs. A. HENDRICKS
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Pharnacie de Par.sana the Imperial College Of Nj ed
.clne, Vienna. Tfjesernar No. is remedy for Re
System. Tresemar No. efectualiy, IN the short
space OF three days. completely and entirely eradi
cupebs have so long been thought antdote for, to
tne rum OF the health OF vast portion Of the popu
remedy for that class of disorders which. uIiui H.
lately. the Eng lGE ply sciau treats with mercury.
tuition, aud which all the sarsaparllla IN the world
cannot TreseInsr Nos. |, 2, and are alike
devoid Of taste or smell and OF all naus eating suall
being inspected Sold IN tn cases, and divided
in separate doses rs administered by Veipelu, La-
ieman, Roux, Ricord &c, &c, Price So each,
or four cases in one for so, which saves 49, and III
Sod by Dr. BARROW, No. l57 Prince st., a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imma
diatey receip of the amount DIR. r. viii forward
rage paid thus nsurlng genuine European prepare
tons. The SIS cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage Constitutions usual, from II a. m, TIL 2
p IN. and from4 t 8 p. H., at no. l57 Prince ST.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also hv J..
STO1T. Washington. fe ~
WHEN IN THE, COURSE OF HUMAN
grea. est natural attThctOns-a fna head OF hatr-t
becomes matter Of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall we d" to stop the HAIR from
falling OF, and restore It's vIg0r and beauty In re
HihiR e s MPiR ov few
Applications will stop the hair tnilIug or breaking
remove dandruf. keep the scalp clpln and white
and lmPart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
continued use of It two months Will insure you a
luxuIani head of hair. Call aid geta bottle, and II
MOI salisied AFTER the second applicaion return 1T
en- for 81: haiTis' Hal; Prqmotsr and I,np!ovsr.
gst, corner Main and laih ard Main and Wall SITS,
and in Washington city ny n. ID: GILMAN, Drug
B. CLARK. Druggist corner ~ Street and nd Pa a.
avenue. 6pi ly
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! The sciences of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their Mt
most tn produce this best, most nor
fppt nilrPattyo N, n IL =. Ls---
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
BACKING DOWN.

The Lowndss ierHty tAa.) Chronicle thus lightly
alludes to Mr.. YAxrErs now inalilntiaE 9f "South.
crn Leaguers:'
Tho new party. yclept tho "Lcaguers." hatched
our hS :ke hungry office. seekers about Montgomery,
s only lyo or iEree weeks old, and yet has already
turned complete spmpeFsgt pg the subject Of Union
The letter Of Mr.. Iancey to Mr.. slaughter of ueor-
ga, urged the formation of these "Leagpes" on tle
exp,rss ground that their object to "precpitafe
the Cotton Statfs into Rerniniion" :" The first Con-
stitptiop Of the Leagurrs" or what purpored to be
such, as published in the Nail in its very first article
4ltpF the preamble has the following language:
.The EleHhera af this organization sh6ll 6e known
as TIE A'agnfrs gf ne E!alh apA 'ar motto shall
be, 4 Southern KPukiif IL aHr aaig safrtg.r
like to know what is But the League organized
in Montgomery the Other day, adopted constitution
in which the following passage oncursi
Anr s. The object Of this League 10, BY tho uso Of
proper means, to create sound public opinion in the
South on the subject Of entering the rights Of the
South IN THE UNION.
"Oh what full was there, my countrymen -
Mr. y. would seem TO be one Of those indiscreet
Scticnl characters who must fly of into extremes or
o!sO do s0.AiEs whn must diverge nt tangent from
his coluborers or Oi.a fss4a 4; rusty mediocrity.
And yet Mr.. YAycEy is gifted beyons 'uost 54GE ef
his stamp, and is unquestonably fred by an honest
patriotism. What pity that somc politicians cannot
bs content to wait the progress Of events with wise
preparation, Eut must needs see monster in evcry
quibblc--a Rubicon In every coupter-cprrent. The
country has become tired OF such noise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
ATRIAL OF REIcKLEs.n

We have just put down most interesting pamphlet
containing the evidence speeches, Judges churgc &C.
cpnpectrd with this mysterious case. REIcHLgs wac
tried in G4arleselqG before JrnaE WAnDLAw, in the
early part Of June lsst fqr the hamicde Of HENRY
LSsrEDT, which deed he was accused Of having COM
miucd on the night Of the 3Oth Of March preceding.
Ills grounds Of the accusation were entirely cir
supstqaal, snd at cnee difficult to reconcile either
with the prisoners iRpOeenee or his guilt Attorney
General lAYXE, and c. RIcHAnHsoS Miles, Esqr.,
conducted the prosecution, while THos. Y. SlMaSs,
Rsqr,, and i. D. RErHARpsps, Esqr., maintained thp
defense. Aftur Of tpstimuny, long and astutp
argument of the cloar md wellpoIsod chargu
from the Judge, and u session Of the jury in thcir
room for the whole Of night, verdict was rom
dered Of "Not Guilty"
The case presents some difficult points, and will be
found valuable for reference by the ega profession.
Price, so cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
AN ACCESSION.

At last the Baptist congregation Of this place have
as2.ss.ss. 3
Is ut the same time preacher Of high merit. We
hear but one opiniaR Of the Rev. LUTHER R. GrALr-
SErs e1oellencies as man Aud aa 3 minister. lie
has been with us but two weeks and has already son
the esteem, the affection, md the confidence, Of the
church he takes in charge. Such is the unaffected
opinion, as we lsasA, Of IFS united membership. We
congratulate the Bsptists Of our town ap4 district
upon so happy event, md trust TINT il nay prove
the harbinssr Of an nerease of peace, purity, and
Christian beneyolencc in this part of the great moral
vineyard. Truly, is the necessity Of such change
transparent to the most Indifferent observer,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
OBITUARY,

DIED. of Congestion of the Brain, on 10th July,
SARAH ISABELLA PRICE, infant daughter Of
WV. N. and SARAH PRICE, aged one year and three
days.
:Sulfrr little children to come unto ME. and forbid
them not for Of such is the kingdom Of heaven.
"(oa forbds her longer stay,
God recalls the precious loan,
God hns taken her away,
From our hos0ms to his own.
Surely what he wills is hest,
Happy in his will We rest" II.
DEn, nn the 18th Of January 1885, Mrs. JANE
p. NORRIS, in the 18th year Of her age.
She had been pinls member Of the Methodist
Church for some fifty years, and adorned hcYf roes-
sion by IN upright walk and hoalike conversation
She often attended Baptist meetings, and appeared to
enjoy herself very much under their preaching She
laboured under severe afaiction about nine months
before her death, through which time che was per-
fecty resigned TO the will of her blessed Lord and
master When her friends visited her, it her sole
enjoyment to converse about religion, and often ex
pressed herself "a being anxiousy waiting and de-.
string the will of God to call her away. On Thurs
day morning before she died on Saturday, she ex-
pressed herself in these words: 1.-TWO more bright
mornings will not pass till shall be in brighter
world than this" She was perfectly sensible Of her
death and her last words were. Lord jesus, rocoivo
my spirit" She leaves many children behind, togeth-
er with large erolO Of friends to gricve, but their
loss is her gain, Js II.
p1En, Mt the residence of his father on the lat July
last after long segs Of disease. DANIEL,
In the sixth year Of his age, being the sixth son Of
ELlJAR and CLARIsA FALSSER, residents Of this
District.
p:infpl rs this bereavement naturally must have
been, tho parents have an extraordinary source Of
consolation for, hut short tno before he breaihcd
his last broath he said, Father, nm going to die;
am willing to die" Oh how heart rendering, yet
consoling;, fnr they must know that their lovely
child is numbered with that class Of whom the Saviour
spake, when he said Suffer little children to come
unto me- and forbid them not for of such is the King
dom of Heaven" Then should not the parents excr-
else Christian courage and sny ",he Lord eveth and
the Lord taketh away, blessed be the name Of the
Lordm 10.
DIED, at the residence Of his brother, in Anderson
District, on the 3d Of juno, DIR. LCCINE MABRY,
in the Esd year of his age.
DIR. Mabry graduated at the Jefferson Medical COL
lerc, Philadelphia, and commenced the arduous du-
ties of his profession in the village of Mt. Carmel,
where he continued in the faithful discharge of his
labors until his exhausted constitution would no lon
ger sustain him in the work be so much loved. But
alas be is gone, md vain regrets and sorrow which
will not be c0mforted avail nought now-he L. gone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
LANDS FOR SALE.

1t will be seen, by reference to our advertising DC.
partmeu that very args tract Of land, in the Dark
Corner Of this district is offered for sac by tho
hr;r. Of JuuN MIDDLETON, deed. Without knowing
the quality Ls this body Of land, should say that
it is well calculated, ro4 sizc aud location to at
tract the attention Of landbuyerg. Lst al he on tho
loskppt; here may be fine opportunity for specn-
lutiop.
JONI l.. AppIseS Estlu who is Westward bountS
also offers iuc tract for sale. Another good chance
for pleasant residence.
See also tho notice Of the lands of the WERNER ss.
tate, now for sale in Guqsae4 County, Florida. Em-
grants to the Land Of floEess ksep ap eye op this
matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
- - - -
THE SKINNER EXODUS.

The order of the month with seems to be, brief
fight towards the regions Of the upper country.
Some doxen so of our pretty birds have uroady
winged their way to that LATITUDE, while not few of
tho beau birds have followed in their wake or arc
about to do The old folks too arc reaching out
their hanis in the direction, with the hope Of
recupernting their ~aEiag energies by free respira
ton Of tho mountain mir, With Aas samixture Of
papDtaiu biscnit becfsteak, fried chicken and sL;i
chat. IlcIaskcepers arc cogtatng brief release
from the cares Of their households. Married people
thinking Ofsa fQrsnights experience in the haley
on joys of their single days. Lawyers itek short
respite from the lucubratohs Of the greenbng. Faf
mers are dcsrous Of sating off from t'a monotonous
round Of field duties, And all long for little change
Of scenery apa air, even "ile hart paptnta after
the watsr brooks"
So they ore leaving one after apother,-somc for
the mountains some for the pretty village of Green
ville spartanburg, Ashyile. or other such social
organization. But chiefly do The birds, old and
young. fly towards the great hotel Mt Willinpston
There is to be the ccntro Of the season. Thore aTs
the Muses. of song and dance holding their attractive
courts. There, ore Cupid, and Momus, and Comus,
rejoicing in the sway Of their respective sceptres.
But of course the birds will not be contened to
maiG place, oven though it is presided over by
these jolly diH;.ies Of course they will fly about
from place to place. BUSY RRy will not slight that
delightful hotel Of SwAsDALE's, knosa sS tha Mum
sion House," that othor favorte establishment nj
GlsEns; nor old Hagood's rocky eminence nor
,chicks IS; nuy other notable point of the up
try tour.
That the readers Of ths ths @<g.,rtiscr may be fairly
ps'1sd upon tho d0ins' a9a saying. q ;si' summer
esOdas, s haEe concluded (as in duty bound) e 50
along with the 70Ha and report accordingly. Good
evening. Be back in caHple Of weeks. Take care
Of yoursevs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
RACY DRINIlABLES.

Our young friend, the preceptor of Ridgcwny
Academy. has kindly supplied us with specimens Of
his blackberry wine and cherry cordial for the pres
ent season. They arc both good. md We have placed
the,h aEay on the ladies' shelf Of our pantry. The
young bachelor gho FAD find time to manufacture such
nice things amid the difficult tQs qf the schoo-room,
is going to make capital domestic supervisor some
day, and Ep commend him to the gcner seq accord
iDol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
THE BARBECUE AT STEPHENS CREEK

One Of the most abundant and enjoyable harbccues
Of the reason wax held on Friday last near the Bap-
tst meeting -huuse Stephens Greek, 10 miles above
this villnge. From 800 to 1000 persons were in at
tendance and remarkable degree of good order and
social politeness prevailed throughout the day. Some
Interesting speaking also was done hy the candidates
for the State Senate to which the people gave atten
tive heed. Those gentlemen having mnde a couple
of speeches each, the assembly proceeded with huge
appcttes to attack the long and well furnished tables
of substantial edilcs. Without rushing, squecz-
gan to disperse. Five o'clock found every pnrtici-
pant quietly vending his way homeward, satisfied
with the gond eeer of the day, and without reprOaeh
his conscience, either rs to the election of Senator
upon any other point Of duty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
THE DROUTII,

Already is the drouth OF iia Aag days felt, and that
seriously, by the incoming crops. Corn la: k2sp iB
jurea within few days, beyond what could have been
supposed FROM iss fourishiug condition two weeks
sins! In some loculies the appearances are indeed
becoming desperate. The general remark i. tlat the
fields were Gpsrccy ever seen to blight more suddenly
Yet it is asp true, that much Of the old coru pretty
well nadei while good rain might yrt save to later
fields. Tho crisis, however, iS o doubtful one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
PROFESSOR LaBoRDE,

We arc glad to And that our respected frlOnd and
former follow citizen, Professor NJ. LAnoRDE has not
forgotten to pay his annual visit to the spot of his
nativity; and it is pleasure to observe that his
bealth continues comparatively unimpaired. The
people Of EdgeGeld arc always delighted to SEQ the
Doctor come again to sil for while amongst them
Long may be be spared to his friends md tho duties
Of his ligh vocation,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
n,xNpu TO GEHERAL BoNIIAM.

Arrangements arc making to give cur new Congress.
sional member public dinner at this place some time
during the present month. This is right 1t is a
compliment always properly bestowed upon gentle
men just entering upon political lfc at Washington.
and serves the admirable purpose Of stimulating them
t. high exertion. We trust there will be good din
ncr and good attendance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04

The Gallatin (Tenn.) Examiner, of the 24th
SAYS: The wheat of this county may, probably,
turn out about one half an average crop. We
are inclined to think that this estimate is full
high. The crop is total failure there will
not be anything like seed saved. However,
there is u good deal of the cid crop on hand.
We may look for big prices for seed ueXt season;
The corn, up to the present ,ime has promised
8 large yield, but We have heard from an intel
lisent farmer, . few days siuee, that he had Oh.
served something in the appearance Ct the corn
resembling the rtlt upon oats. This Is pew
"kiuk" in ,coru matters, and deserves attention.
Our farmers had better be Watching closely this
new phenomenon, for new it certainly is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
Hymn E N E AL.

MARRIED, on the 18th ult, by J. QrATTLEprN, Esq,
Mr.. JAMES NJ. BEALA and Miss MARTHA, second
daughter Of Elijah and Clarisa Fnkncr, MI Of this
District.
MARRIED on the 2lst Of July, by Rev. 5. P. GErzEy,
Mr. WILLIAM O. FOREMAN, of I}arnwe and
Miss FANNIE E. I.ANHAlI, of Ejsrhcld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04

FREE MAsoyRY.-Oa the occasion of laying
the foundation stone Of the new hall for the
Grand Lodge of Free MasonS OF Scotland, on
the 10th ult., Sir A. Allison recounted family
anccdote to show the advantages of masonry,
and its humanizing tendencies In the Amerl.
can was one of the British officers was wounded
with bayonet while stormsng IN entrcnchment.
The bavonet Was at his breast wheG be caught
held of a young American officer and gave him
the Free Mason's grip. The latter instantly
struck up the bayonet from the breast OF the
British officer, thus saving his iife. aud the
American afterwards took him to his homa tor
some months, where he was treated like brother:
The officer came home to Scotland, married
young lady related to the nobi. family Of Frs
kline, and the issue ef that irriage was bis wife,
Lady Allison.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
Headquarters,
9rH REGIMENT. 8. C. NJ

gTH REGIMENT. 8. G. N.
TCcEER's PosD, July 81 1858.
A ACCORDING to an order from Brig Gen. W.
IA C. Moragne. the NINTH REGIMENT Of
Infantry will assemble at Springfield, near Mrs.
Brunson's, on Saturday the 2lst day Of August
next, for Drill and Review.
Officers ana non-C Commissioned Officers will as.
sembe on the day previous for Drill and instruction.
Lieut.. Col. Corley and Maj. Burton. are charged
with the extension Of this order to their respective
commands.
BY order Of Col j. ". TOMPKINS.
Mat. Moss, Adi'.
Aug St 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
MANUFACTURER And DEALER IN CAN
nTEg.

We invite attention (says tho Augusta CYnsfit"ion
alis to the advertisement Of Mr.. A. Frederick. The
woll established reputation Of Mr.. F: in his depart
ment Of business, and being one Of our ohcst manu-
facturers, md we'll and fnvorably known in South
Carolina, Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee it is only
necessary to state that be is better prepared than
ever to attend to his customers, and supply them with
every article usually kept IN extensive Confection
orv estnhlisbment
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
And now I know,


They loved him wcll,--for every night
They laid their little heads upon my knee
And whispered artlcss prayers to Him,
The gentle shepherd: and A.rael come
With outstretchcd wings to bear them hence,
They bade HE not to weep, for they
Were not afraid to die. The world,
The calous world, thinks that have forgot
My little ones But if they knew
How great pang is gnawing at my heart
All through the day, although I often smile;
And how at night, when her great ebon wings
All girt with jewels shadow earth and sea,
How oft my pillow il baptze'l in tears,
How oft my sleepless eyes, amid the gloom,
Long for the sight Of those--my lost ones
Oh! they would pity me. No human heart
Could be so dead to mortal anguish here,
As thus to rass the lonely mourner by.
Oh, God have mercy in my hour Of need,
When this poor heart so sore and broken feels:
Oh, bind it, my Redeemcr, thou whose love
Took in the little ones on earth. To thee,
To thee alone, look for sympathy.
To thee come in my souls agony
This dirk Gcthsemanc Of mortal woe,
And when to me the last sad hour shall come,
When my freed spirit takes its onward fight,
Oh, grant me this, Tint my glad heart shall meet
My angel children near my Saviour's feet.
ROSE COTTAGE, July 22d, 1853. s. a. L..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
SO Reward {!

STRAYED from the subscriber a, Aiken, s. c.,
- on Tuesday the 18th July inst with stddls
and bride On, dsrlA sorrel CEIESNUr T MARE.
She is unshod, has two white fr"nt fe.t, a white
spot in her forehead, ,and long switch tail. The
above reward will be paid on her delivery to the
subscriber at Aiken, s. c.
FRED XRTCK A. FORD.
July % st %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
Commissioners Of the Poor,

Mr.. EDrToR-You will please announce the fol-
owing gentlemen as Candidates for Commission.
ers Of the Poor for Edgeaed District:
NJ. GRAHAM,
D. P. SELF,
A. JONES,
JOHN P. MICKLER,
L. o. LOVELACE
July %, If so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
cAMp.MEETIHG AT MT. VERNON

Tho annual Methodist cump-mecting at Mt. Yer
non in this district, Oh Thursday evening
next. As the season is healthy and an abundant
one, q; large attendance may be expected. Preachers
of prominence are be present, and it is hupcd that
much good will result.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
BAR BECnEi I

A Barbecue will he given by Air. Holly at
H0LLY's FERRY, on The eth August next.
The Candidates and the public generally arc invi-
ted to attend.
july % 4t 90