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ATTORNEY oSSERa1's orncz

Hon. jeremiah s. Black, Attorney General # the United States; A. b.
McClmoBt, esq, chief clerk. The ordinary business VI this Office may
10 classified under the following heads;
l. Omcial opinions on tho current business Of the government, as
oalcdfor by tho President, by any head OF department., or by the So
ncitor Of the Treasury.
2 Examination Of the tucs Of all land purchased, as the sites Of
arscnals, custom houses, lighthouses, and all other public works OF
the United states.
3 Applications for pardoas IN all cases Of conviction in the courts
Of tho United states.
a Applications for appointment in all the judicial and legal business
ftho government,
8. Tho conduct aud argument Of al suits in the Supreme Court OF
Tho United States in which the government IS concerned.
g. The supervision OF all other suits arising In any Of the depart
mcuts when referred by the head thereof 10 the Attorney General
10 these ordinary heads OF the business OF tho Office are added at
The present time the following, viz;
First. The direction OF sl appeals on land claims In California
Second. The colhcouon and revision Of The laws Of the District o,
Columbia.
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4 ARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF NIAGARA,
Montreal Neu York, T~conderoga, Mount Vernon, Tomb q
Washington, and lhe Public Buildings q Washington, size le by "a
Prcesi eaen
For sale BY TAYLOR a MAuRY,
Icb 20 booksellers, 53i fsRn, aYsnue.
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organization or the Executive Departments
OF the Government OF the United states:


The whole machinery employed 10 conduct the business arsing out
ofour foreign relations with all The powers Of The world nr more
Department Of State Of the United states is only seventeen, as follows:
Gao Secretary ofahte, (Hon. Lewis ClssD one Assistant Secretary Of
state, (H0n. John AppletonD one chief clerk, twelve clerks one Trans
Ator, and one librarian.
Diplomatic Branch.-Ths branch Of the state Department nss
charge o. all correspondence between the department and other d.
plomatc agents Of the United States abroad, and those dforelgn pow
sent from the department., and communications 70 commissioners IN
der treaties u boundaries, &c, are prepared, copied ana recorded aud
al q Ike character received are registered and nledi the.r contents
being hrst entered In an analytic table or index.
Consular Branoh-Ths branch has charge or the correspondence,
&C., between the department and the cOnsuh aud commercial agents
ofthe United States. IN il instructions 70 those officers, and answers
lar agency, or relating 70 consular affairs, are prepared aud recorded.
The Dh5uung Agaa-ne has charge Of all correspondence and
other matters connected with accounts relating to any fund with The
disbursements Of which the department IS charged
The TsulLdh0r-Hs duties are 10 furnish such translatons as The
department may require. lie also records The commissions Of consuls
and vice oonsuls, when not in English, upon which exequatars are
issued.
Clak qf ApEoiats,aais aud ConMislBa-He makes out aud records
commissions, letters of appointment, aud nominations 10 the Senate
makes out and records exequatnrs, and records when In English, The
commissions on which they are issued. Has ohArse OF the library,
CInk Of he Rolls and Arehrs-He takes charge Of the rolls, or en-
rolled acts and resolutions Of Congre7s as they are received at the de.
paItmcnlfrom the President; prepares the authenticated copies thereof
which are called nri prepares for, and superntends their publication,
and that Of treaties, In the newspapers and III BOOK iormi attends 10
their distribution throughout the United states, and that Of all doou-
uens and publications IN regard TO witch this duty 10 assigned 70 the
department; writing and answering all letters connected Herewith.
Has charge Of all 1udan treaties, aud business relating thereto.
ciak g Auitacaaasa and cqy10hG-He has charge Of the
seals Of the United states and Of the department, and prepares and
aud accounts COR the fees. Has charge OF publications transmitted 10
the department under tho laws relating TO copyrights; records and In
dexes their titles; records all letters from the department, other than
the diplomatic and consular.
cluk Of Parlous and Paagu4s-IIe prepares and records pardons
and reInlssions; aud registers and ds the petitions and TNTers on
which they are founded. Makes out and records PASSPORTS keeps a
oiyed and ofhe disposition made OF them prepares letters relating
20 this business.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WELLS, PUMPS, &c.

Feb 10 ~2awNIars
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
EDcErlrLn DISTRICT, S. c., July, 1859.

EDGErIELp DISTRICT, S. c., July, 1852.
Tho undersigned having had Il Grover u Baker
Sewing Machine. purchased of NJ. y. RANSOM III
in our families for some time past take pleas
urc in giving our testimony to its complete adar-
tatiun for family and plantation work. making Il
seam of gre"f strength ard elasticity, is very M
pie. easily learned and kept in orlcr. and running
with 81 iiic noise aS not TO interfere witt! convcr
sa,ion, if carried on in an ordinary tone of voice in
close proximity 10 the machine. We regard these
Machines ~ among the greatest labur-Saving i'll
vcntions Of the age. Signed,
J. ". STOKES. GEO. McD. WEVER,
a. J. CREIGHTON. i. T. MAYS.
THOS KERNAGlIAN, JAS. l.. MATHIS.
WM. HILL. SAML.J j. ROYCE,
SIDNEY S. B0YCE, WM. SPIRES.
Il. J. RYAN. a. NJ BENSON,
JOHN 4. ADDISON, LUCIUS J.. HALL,
G. d. MINIS, i. r. HAMILTON.
ELIJAII WATSON. Sr. JOEL CURRY.
JAS. S. HARRISON, ROBERT j. BUTLER,
a. J. HAMMOND, SAML L. LOWERS.
CHAS. HAMMOND,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19

25,s2S Prizes amounting ,OiO
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will bo sold at tho
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
10 Half 80
10 Quarter " Is
10 Eighth $50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
JAS G, BAILIE & Bro,

gvor rpecuy their stock of the following
wv odsof rowndm importation,
No1or Velvet Carpets designs and rich
patterns three ply New e ngr" Gar
Crnmb Cloths Dugget from Gt to lG-l wide Mosc Velvet
a.! Iuted Rugs. Stair Rods &c
OE1-CL0TIS
81 feet
Mahogany Rosewood Cnt
@e Oil Cloths fine Oil Cot which will be sold
lo% makers
WINDOW SHADES
large Window Shades wholesale RETAIL Velvet Gold
including Bahe Patent Shade
ers country will find their advantage CALL
CURTAINS,
ama l)ne Mus
Gmps
with large stock OF Curtain Goods
NIATTTNGs 7EAT'Es &c.
Cocoa Mttngs counting basement &c III . and
goods chene white and red
Iurortcd Wool
VENETIAN STAIR CAFsPEEHNG.
manufactured liberal the
furnishing public Stair Linen Stair Oil Coh in
call
Edgefed sandal lin above
@ Oers nronnIy attended G.
sto Broad ST. Augusta Ca Bank of Augustus and
G. DALIE, Charleston, S. c.
August 81, 1859 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
SANTORD'S
E'A T9sEIY
CA T e A E 2 ! c. PILLS,

COMPOUNDED fEOM
Pure Vegetable Extracts. anG put up Ia
GLASS CASES, air Tight. and VIII keep in
amy climate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
G. A e ID E Z s :!
At UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
W NJ S HE A r
kuousta. Gnnr0fa.
Augusta, Georgia,

EJ,S received very large supply Of CARPETS,
I'll among which arc.
English Velvet CARPETS, of new and splendid
St'"cS:
l.ngish Brussels CARPETS of John Crosslcy
!. IONS, large supply OF new and elegant patterns;
superior Thrcc-ply CARPETS, ofnew and beau-
Stu! styles;
superior Ingram and Venetian CARPETS;
supply of CARPETS, at % cents per yard
Til. hove will he sold at lower prices than ever
lce,:e o:Eercd in this city. Persons wishing the
article, are respectfully invited to call and exam
ire the assortment, as feel assured they will be
convinced that it is better to purchase their Car
pets in Augusta, rather than order from the North
cra cities. ALSO,
Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin CUR
'TalNS. and some Mt very low prices: :.
S..TIN DAMASKS and DELAlNES. for Win
;.ow Curtains, with CORDS and TASSELS 10
iaa.c::
!: large supply Of Gold Band and Fancy WIN
Duw SHADES:
GILT CoENICES ard CURTAIN BANDS,
large supply
The pa;bc are respectfully requested to call and
"va:ninc the assortment.
Augusta Oct. ). 1859 If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
:v. 7. F. WILLIAMS, of this District, writes thus,

REV. 7. F. WILLIAMS. of this District, writes thus,
Mn NJ. a. RAHsom-fJr"r Sir: am pleased to
say that the Grover & Baker Machine b"ug ht of
you. works aS well as could desire. My vile
finds no trouble III w"rking it. Brlarc purchasing.
examined other Machines. hut did not like the
stitch mar m"!! II. that made by the Grover Il
Baker. With iay Er"wc,lgc "f these Machines.
aml w:!at hear Tram otncrs. mn thoroughly
convinced that II" Machine can I;!v' rally compare
with ;hcln for family use.
,r T. WTTJTA,Jc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
DR. DENNIS STIMULATING OR HOT BITTERs,

Stomach dose taken Immediately after meals the
experienced the pain and assist digestion They
or Females in complaints arising from COILS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19

Machines delivered ard Instructions given in
their use free "r Charge. in any part uf E'igcIird
District. Sii" any Machine not perform well,
will exchange !; tnr which will TO gnnl work.
Al! sales at manufacturers prices. with ;i'c ad,li
iion uf freight; II. a. RANSOM,
Agent, Of ,l.e Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co.
Hamburg. Aug. ), 1853 If 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
SEWING MACHINES!
Grover G Bake err S

rs deriacdiy better for Family Use than any man
4 ufacturc,l. One rcry desirable feature in these
improved Machines. is, that when cnmrarc'l with
NIL othrrS. they are moi~elss@. Diagrams prove the
superiority, strength and elasticity Of the stitch,
and the following testimonials prove the pcriect
adaptation of the Machine for family and planta-
tiuu work
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,

ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclosc the money to our address for the tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
ly First mail Purchasers can have tickets eldias
in any figure they may designate.
The lis; of drawn numbers and 1.iaes will he
sent to purchasers Immediately af:c- the drawing.
NoTrc,: To CoInESroNpESTS-Taosc who pre-
fer no, sending money by mail, can use
TIE EMPRESS COMPANIES,
whereby money for Tickets, in SUMS Of Ten Dol
l:rs and upwards, can be sent Us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where there is an Express
Office. The money and order must be enclosed in n
Gorern~cnt Post Office Stamped Enreiope,.
or the Express Companies cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail CT
Express, to be directed TO
MCKINNEY ~ CO.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Oct J. 1850 " 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
FINE PIANOS
M USIC. sc. &c.

M USIC, &C., DC.
YEVllE subscriber. after returning thanks to their
IL friends in Edsefcll and adjoining Districts,
tortcir liberal patronage during the last ten years
would inform them that they still continue to keep
on hand large assortment of
PIANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Bacon
d Co, llazclton Bros, and a. II. Gale & Co., New
York. for whom they are sole Agents. These IN
strumentS having already won such iar-ialncd &C.
lebrity. it is only ncccs$ar; for us to repeat that for
strc"gh, da"1ihg and finish, together with porer,
"'h, srceness ond scji"cSs .f tune, they challenge
competition. Persons wanting n Superior Piano
Forte, would do much better to call and select from
q large assortment, than ny dealing with Pcliars
and agents OF inferior makers where they have no
choice, and have often to pay higher prices for in
terlor instruments, than fine ones of superior
makers can be bought for
Every Piano Forte sold by us is warranted in
every respect so the purchaser runs 10 risk what
ever. Persons ordering from distance from us
can depend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, MS
we make Ii point 10 keep goods of tic best quality
and such as we can recommend AMI warrnut in
every respect. Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
is vcr% large, and they arc constantly receiving all
ncw pieces as they are published.
GLlT-iR and VIOLIN STRINGS
of the tlc best quality always on hand. They
would ais" call attention to their large stock Of
scEiGei and Miscellaneous Eeclis,
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS,
and other articles. Also, ;'iways hand the lars-
est assortment in the State of
GUITARS, AcCGHDEONS, vICLINs.
FLUTES FLAGE0LGTS. VIOLIN BOWS,
,ec., ami every article Of Musical Merchandise
Garhari ANA NcellIam's and Princes celebrated
MELODE0NS.
!tcco:dcons and Violins iicpaircd in tho
leSL manner.
All q! the above articles sold a; low prices for
CASH or City acacptanccs Ly
GEO. 4. OATES * BROTHER,
EHOID-ST.. A"g"4to. Gn.,
BctwccE United States AMI Globe Hotels.
Arril T. lSJ9 If IL
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80
tive Ca.harlic which tn"
his practice more l'IaM
The constantly incrr:is-
who have long uSc'! The
faction which AL expires
induce! ne Ia place il,rm
The Profession we'll
tlIarlirS ac; un different.
The FAMILY Ci
has. with due reference lu,
been cOunpu,Ir,!r,l l'r'.m Il
clab!c Extracts. wliirl, aci
a!imcnla.y canal. and are
cas"s where's Caihariic j.
ra l:Gerncn:S cf lhri
ness. Pains iIs tisc
CoStiTcrcSS, r in
the w hole bctty'.
frequently, if neglected.
Fever. Loss CT hpnc-
Sensation OF Cold
lscSt3cssncsS. Hca&-,
the head. all Jn-'
ses, Worms in Chill
HheitIs.atiSn,, a great
and many Diseases IN!
numerous Ia mention III,
Dose. I 20 3,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19

Copy Of Letter received from Rev. D.
-. BrunSon.
DUSroNsvILLE, April 26th, 1859.
Mn. ". A. RANsoM-Dcor Sir: The Grover d
Baker Sewing Machine which purchased of you
last winter, has given entire sofiJaction. have
seen many favorable notices published about these
Machines, and from our experience, we believe
them all without cxagcration. Doubtless, when
more generally known, they will be in general use,
and accomplish what Hon. Mr.. Banks says, "work
as great change in families as railways have in
communities and States
Respectfully, yours,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19

u lbi1 - Il SCil'iS I'u1 az
proprietor has usrd In
twuniy .'a.>.
, ing ,Irma.d from ilI"Sr
!'ii.i.s. au,l The salis-
inrrgar,ii"iiIrir,,>''. li:>
willlIn the ruarhuf al.
know HAL different e.
portions of The howrls.
TilAETIC PHI. J.
this we'll established fact.
variety nftlIc rurrst Veg
.alikc az every part Of the
1c;l and safe in all
needed. .nch - De-
Stomach. = lccpi-
Back ana ! iMS,
ans! Soreness over
fir m sudden crlL. which
end in Il long CO ursc of
tie, n Cree pi nS
ever { II c u q q v,
ache, or weight il;
naIaInntory Disca-
sircn pr Il duitS,
Purifier Of the Islcod
(which flesh is heir. loo
this advertise IL cnt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-19
GEORGIA sARsAPAR|LLA COMPOUND,
Or Dennis Alternative.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

Saail hyloa
DELIGHT
Bood-Root
useful invaluable
disease cleansing uf
itsi sand actas
the best medicine that can be ven especially those in
of troubled with child
appears powerful effect preventing disease It causes "se secretion
children makes
valuable FAIIlY MEDICINE
by Druggist generally. Price 81 per Bottle
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04
Notice TO Teachers.

At a meeting of Teachers held at the
Union School House, in Clyde, on New
Years day, it was resolved to meet again at
the same place, on the second Saturday of
February, at lo4 a. M, for the purpose of
organizing an Association of Teachers, for
mutual Improvement. Several Teachers
were nominated to read original essays at
the next meeting. The Rev. VIM. Fulton,
of Fremont, is expected to deliver an Ad-
dress on the occasion. Question for discus
sion. ResOlped, That prizes should not be
offered as an incentive to scholars in school.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04
TnIp no FoSrOnIA.

On Tuesday Feb Isl, we took passage
for Fostoria on the first passenger train ey-
erruu oscrihe road, IL company With the
President and Directors of the Road, aid
several Of our citzens-A.J, Hale Condue-
tor. The track was found in cxcellent CON
dition, aud the ears run almost as smooth
ly as on an old ballasted road. There is
atpresent b,, one station on the road, Car
lin, twelve miles from Frcmopt which is
pleasant Site for town. Mach improve
lnent has been made along The Inc mum
Der of new houses have been put IN, and
extensive clcarngs are going ON. Some as
fine farms lie along this road as can be
found 10 Ohio. Ina few years the whole
will be cleared up and thickly settled. The
train arrived at Fostoria at l2.40 p. M
The road runs through the centre Of Fosto-
ria, which is thriving business town, Of
about 1900 inhabitants. The trade Of
Fostoria is considerable and it viii now be
largely increased. One item we would men.
ton The Messrs. Foster during the pork
season, bought aud shipped 1900 dressed
hogs. We put up at the Hayes House, a
most capital hotel, where guests will be well
entertained. We noticed there had been
many new buildings put up during the past
season, and there are several more in pro-
cess of building, and others contemplated
A fine brick Presbyterian Church will be
completed this spring. They have -four
ishing schools with about 400 children en-
rolled. There was much We would like {,
have noticed but as our stay was so shor
we must leave them for another trip, whicl
we hope to take soon. The train was ready
to return at 3 o'clock and VIC left, arriving
at Fremont at 4.4o, well pleased with ou
visit to Fostoria.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04


DIARY OF PHYsIcIAN. Cleveland
Herald tells story Of physician who
"Practiced' in that place for short time,
but not succeeding very well, was obliged to
leave in an obscure manner "between two
days" His creditors seized upon his effects
which inventoried 5l& cents. Among the
lot was diary, the following extracts from
which afford some idea of his system of
pharmacy:
Kais 7. Mary Ann Perkins, bisnis, wash
woman, sickness in her head. Fisk sum
blu pills, soaperiic, aged So Ped me /
dollar, l kwarter bogus. Mind get good
kwarter, and make her talk fisk.
Kais TO- Tommus Finks, bisnis, nirish-
man, lives with Pat Molouy what cells likers,
siknis, dig in the ribs and tow bak ise, fisk
to drink my mixter twiet da Of sassiporly
bere and jo lep and fish, with assifedlty tu
make it taist nasty, rubbed his face with
Kart gres Imminent, age SO years Of age
drunked the mixture & wouldn't pay klaus
tasted nasty, but the stuff will work his in.
ards rckin! ttH
Kais IA. Old misss Roggs Amt got nc
bisnes ownla plenti Of Money, skis all q
humbugg. Cav hir some of my celIerbra-
It'd Observation-Disclosures which she sed
drunk like kold, which it was 8. must put
somethink in SOW makes her feal six a bad
The women have got the roks
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MULTIPLICATION TABLR-On last New
Years Day Mrs Henry d. Rogers, of Sag
inaw CO., Mich, presented her husband with
three boys and girl at one birth-all well
at last aeeouAts--and tho Legislature at
Lansing have voted her six hundred and
forty acres of State swamp land.
The Michigan Legislature has ''put its
foot in it, by voting $40 acres Of land to
Mrs. Rogers, because she produced four it,
Rogerges at one and tho same tirne. 1t
has set precedent which may cost the
State thousands Of acres of land and--&c
The Detroit Free Press says thatMr. Job
Burdett of Sampler, Waype county, has APP
piled TO the Legislature 10 divide its favors,
His papers set forth that Mrs. Burdett has
given ''bhth to nine children at four births,
three Of whom were born ten months after
marriagc," that he is a poor man, and there
fore prays for donation OF land, as in the
case Of Mrs. Rogers.
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LADIES, FESTIVAL,

For the purpose of increasing tho Library
of the Young Mems Lyccum of Fremont,
will be held at Buckeye Hall, on Wedncs-
day evening, February 9th, 1859. A full
attendance is respectfully solicited.
Price of tickets, Gentlemen so cts, La
dies 25 cts, to be had at the Book Stores
and the door.
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