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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
DIR. sHUBEL BLANDING.

The Columbia papers spoke ont last week in terms
Of deep regret in regard to the death Of this esmabls
old citizen. Having long known the good old DocToR
we would respectfully add the tribute of humble
testimony to his goodness and worth. He was vete-
ran Baptist and one Of the most charitable Of men.
Many thoro are Throughout the State who will miss
his cordial recognition in their future vissto Colum-
bis. His church have published in the Southern
Bapis. resolutions warmly expressive Of their regret
aud sorrow ut his death. In transmitting them, Rev.
j. L. REYNOLDS speaks Of the deceased in tho follow
ing terms Of deserved euogy:
Muny hearts will be mades sad by the Intelligence,
that our beloved and venerated brother, DR.. Shubel
Blsnding, is no more. This day, VIC committed his
body to the earth. Tho large coneourso of persons
that attended his funeral soennes evinced the high
esteem, in which he was held by tho whole commune
ty. 10 tho church this is most affecting bereave
ment, and his loss will be most sensby felt Ho was
rare and admirable man. An acquaintance OF more
than twenty years, ind IN intimacy which gave me
access to his more private views and feelings have
impressed me with deep Of his high and Yari-
Gus excellence. He was enlphaticslly, good man.
Nature had endowed him with heart Of e1traordina-
ry kindness and seRsiby, and grace had sanctihed,
and elevated it tho highest stage, attainab in this
imperfect state.
do used the Office Of deacon well. Wise in coun-
sol, prudent in action be was the judicious adviser
and the steady supporter and helper of his brethren
and such WAS tAs unifurm integrity, frankness and
benignity, which ttiu gishcd his intercourse with
the world, thakhe y1e hOast6t.,sA ,s!.a W III. a a
IL cordial esteem for hH5reth7en OF other denomina
tions; and there were, probably, none, among the
multitude that followed him to tho tomb, who more
tendery lam0ntod his departure. We shall all mis'
him. We shall miss his venerable presence in oul
church meeting, in public worship, and at the
table of the Lord. We shall miss him in every wall
of Christian activity, faith and love.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
For the Advertiser.
MEETING IN BEECH ISLAND

Pursuant to previous call, portion Of the citi-
zens of Beech Island, held meeting at the "Club
House" the 1st inst SAMUEL CLARK Esq, was
called to the Chair, and ". II. ATKINSON, Esq, was
requested to act rs secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained
by the Chairman, at his request the Row. Mr.. Arson
addressed the Throne Of Grace.
On notion DR.. H. h. Cook, Maj. G. D. Mills and
]. NJ. MILLER, Esq., werc appointed Committee to
draft Resolutions for the meeting.
The Committee having retired, after short time
returned and reported the following Preamble and
Resolutions which, after discussion, were adopted:
WHEREAs, much has recently been said in regard
to tho Importation Of Africans into the country, and
We bevc it to be proper that an expression Of public
sentiment should DO made in regard to the matter;
Rcnolred lat, That we look uron the Institution of
Slavery it now exists among us, benevolent in
it, tendency and calcusted to develop both by
NH, Il RI Al
opportunity for the cultivation of the higher pow
of tho MASTER thus eevating both in the scalc Of
being.
Rcsolrcd, 2na, While wo entertain these views in
regard to the Institution, and pledge our lives to
maintain it, believing it to be Constitutional, of i'm
memorial usage and sanctioned by Holy Writ itself,
we at the same time desire to the supremacy Of
the laws, upheld, aud deprecate their violation from
whatever the infringement comes
Resotred 3rd, That wo Of the South, having de-
nounced the violation of the nws in other sections.
do not desire to stultfy ourselves by committing the
offence, but prefer that "higher law" doctrines
(if acted out anywhere) should prevail in more con-
genial latitude than our own.
Resoleed, 4h, That VIC Look upon the importation
Of Africans under existing circumstances. having
mschievous tendency, caculnei to produce diseor'l
Mt home and increased opposition abroa,l-a state Of
things much to be regretted since it il the true policy
Of the South to present united front to the worli.
On motion, the proceedings of tho meeting were
ordered to bo published in the Edgefeld Aarertiser.
SAMUEL CLARK, Chairman.
W. II. ATKINSON, Secretary.
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sumed on Wednesday, the gonO1
Tho Faculty has been re-orga4ized, and e 49,
so that every department is NOW supplied with able
and efficient Instructors, with the Rev. j. SCOTT
MURRAY acting as Principal.
In the death Of Mrs. DANIEL, in the fall Of 1857,
The Institution is known to have sustained griev-
Gus loss But we trust that loss has been repaired,
as our hopes have been Terminated, from having
secured the services of Miss. F. P. CHAPLIN,
who comes to US with testimonials from distin-
guished gentlemen and scholars, that leave no
room to doubt, but that her qualifications are Of
the highest order.
: In the person of Miss COTE, We have satisfac.
tory assurances Of highly competent lnstructress
In the French Language. A descendant of French
parents and accustomed to the use Of that Ian
guage around the fraterna flreside from childhood,
must have given her knowledge Of its original
structure and a fuency Of pronunciation seldom
attained under different circumstances.
The Musical and other ornamental branches it
s believed are all equally we'll provided for, as
we'll as the Juvenile or Preparatory School, now
IN charge Of Miss WALLER, in whom the COM
munity have high confidence.
The charges here are too well known to need a
recapitulation. The Institution has been endowed,
and the cost of tuition in all except the ornamen-
isl branches, has been reduced by the scholarship
plan, to six dollars and quarter per annum, for
cash scholars.
Z The price Of boarding is 10 dollars per month
in the most genteel families. Our town is emf
rgntiy- moral, quict, iiaffH6hi0ss snd healthy.
With arrangements thus fully consummatcd,
Johnson University has again spread her canvass
to the breeze trusting alone for that patronage on
which her prosperity depends, to the faithful dis.
charge of all her duties.
O. R. BR0YLES,
Acting Pres't B. of Trustees.
Anderson, Feb 8 2t 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
NEW WORDS.

A western exchange exults, us if be had found n
mares nest, over the word "matrarch," which some
has just put in print. Why not also say matrot,
whom speaking Of woman who died for her country
or nlatrimony when ono gets an inheritance by his
mother ?-but this last would into collision with
meaning already attached to thosc interesting syl-
lables.
Your method of manufacturing words, brother chip,
reminds US of proposition which WILLIE, or some
other victim Of the word munia, recently suggested.
1t WAS, that words ought to be made to express the
gender by m alteration Of eithm the frat the last
syllable and to illustrate, he asked why not let
shepistle" mcan ady's letter and "(hc)pistlo" u
mans The result Of WiLLls's notion (f aduptsd)
would DO quito beautiful DC one you squint at
There would bo henthen" aud '.he( theu," hero"
and shOro," Z" "helotropc" and " sheotrope," &c.
Go on, geutlcmou-literati; YOU are in q fair way
20 make still purer the waters hat issue from "the
we'll of English undeiled."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
PIANO TUNING.

Mr.. MCCARTHY the blind pianist, is again with US
for few weeks. We heartily commend him to the
publc's favor az piano-tuner. If We are capable
of forming correct opinion in the mnters, he thor
oushly understands the business Mr.. H. A. GRAY,
first rate judge in musical affairs, also bears test-
muny to Mr.. McCARTuY's superior skill and accuracy
in tuning Iauj one In this place, or its vicinity,
wishes work of the kind dune, thoy can DO accOmmo-
dated by applying in pers'n or otherwise at tho
"Edgefld Advertiser Office" Bear in mind, that
unless your pianus kept in tune, they can give no
pleasure yourselves or to yourAysitors; another
bad effect is the serious Injury they do to the ear and
taste of your children or pupils 1t said to happen
sometimes, thata family bseSmss SO much used to
piAne out of tune, as, . ,sl Iis1ss5riby lgI4ant
ton, and keep your INSTRUMENTS always In faeeon-
dtiOu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
r1snprIaHrnus ITEMS.

Eg- Negroes are bringing remarkably high prices
in North Carolina this season. Two women, sold at
Townvile, brought sll4s and $1,000 respectively;
and boy brought sll27-al young negroes.
~ The Carolina Bulietia says its circulation is
rapidly increasing We not astonished at this,
for the Bulletin is worry cheap paper, and most in
tsrestng little sheet. See prospectus on another
column.
~ Tho Literary Casket, is tho title of new
paper just established at Fayetteville, Ga Messrs. NJ.
II. & G. c. LooxEY, Editors and Proprietors. The
" Casket" is q we'll filled and handsome weekly, and
our brother Georgans and the South generally should
maintain this enterprise of the Messrs LooSer ina
manner commensurate wth,its merits We hope to
read the Caske," regularly, and accordingly have
placed It on our exchange list Send on 50 if you
want this paper.
BB content with what you have" as the rat
said to the trap when he saw that he had left part of
his tail in it.
M8- The Charleston Courier, Of the I'd inst. an
nounces that the once famous horse, Shoeco died
on Monday evening last, in his stable adjoining the
race course in that city.
GB- The Charleston Mercury notices sale made
on Monday last in Charleston of South Western Rail-
road Bank Stock, which brought Sill per share.
ay Thos. Downing, wealthy merchant Of SAlem,
Mass hung himself on the night Of the 2sth ult. in
the Unitarian Church.
@r young man of tho mature age Of nineteen
years, who WAS employed in the Pike House, tBloom-
ington, Ill., not long since, elopcd with his step.
mother.
g- lawyer at Lowell, having found ninety five
dollars and returned the money to the owner one Of
the papers says the net may be honest and honorable
but it is exceedingly unprofessional.
w VIM. Hicklng Prescott, one of the most fa.
nous of modern historians, died suddenly at Boston
on Friday the 2sth JAN, of apopleIy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
EROsAyasrIINGToN,

The Homestead Eill has passed tho House by q
large majority. The Bill provides homssteads for
actual settlers in the Territories. ANY one who is
head Of family, twentyone years Of age, and
citizen Of the United Statos who has fled his de-
claration to become such would be entitled under tho
Bill to enter quarter section of land 6O acres)
without paying any price therefor The South Caro-
linn delegation all voted against the measure.
Tho Seuate has tackled on to the Indian Appropria-
ton Bill an amendment changing the Indian Bureau
from the Interior to the War Department.
twas said that the President was annoyed by the
decision of the Senatorial Democratic Caucus the
Tur question, and that he meant still to press the
Recommendation of his message upon Congress. We
hope this is mistake.
The Bill appropriating $4,000 for the instruction
Of the Echo Africans in Lberiu. has been defeated
On this question our immedate representative, HON.
NJ L. DoNHAN, addressed the House in some pertinent
remarks which we this week publish, on pnge first
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
TO THE RALLY.

The North Carolina Democrats ring out the signal
for rnlly Of the Democracy in the resolution which
follows:
Resolved, That we extend our New Years greetings
to all Constitutional Democrats whether being in tho
East or the West tho North or tho South, and con.
slider all such as belonging to tho great brotherhood
Of Democracy.
The fight for the Presidency will soon be begun
And some think that Messrs DOUGLASS and ORR will
bo the nomination of the Charleston Convention. Tho
Raleigh Resolutions smack of something like this.
What sksll we say in South Carolina?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
THE SCOTCH AND THE YANKEES.

Mr. PErloRu responded elOquonty to sentiment
given ut the lae Burns Celebration in Charleston. In
the course of his remarks be said
1t il not hundred years since the Scotch were to
tho English what the Greeks were to the Romans,
and what the Yankees are to us-the subjects Of
bitter invectivs by those who enycd their superior
address, management of AFFAIR." md great success in
the acquisitive art
With great respect for tho distinguished speaker,
VIC venture to suggest that he is wrong in attrbuns
the feeling Of enry to either the Romans, or tho Eng
li.h, or to souhsrnors English contempt for Scot
tish worth almost wont into proverb; The greatness
of Rome was of that towering md selfsucicnt kind
which precudes the idea of her having enyed Greece
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
JUST FROM CHARLESTON.

Our Charleston visitors bring back intelligence Of
very delightful race week Most parts Of the State
represented, whether az tu intelligence, beauty,
wealth. Eslla,try ur-race- borses.- The crowd wn.
unusually large,-hutels filled to overAowing,-srcets
animated by the rush Of vchclcs,-"u old kings side
walks nearly impossible from the quantity Of hoops
and crnoline-theatre uproarious, s,-race course go.
rous,-cvcry thing oonspringt to make the week one o
the most joyous Charleston has known in many years
1t is pleasant to hear oil this. May it be but the in
PRODUCTION to heavy Spring trnde for noble city
And may her Springs and Autunns never again bring
IL reverse to her prospcrity
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
"PLAN TRUTH" IN THE MERCURY.

Tho writer who s assailing SENATOR HAMMOND in
tho Charleston Mercury over the signature Of "PLAw
TRUTH" seems to meet with but small communication
from tho press of the State 1t is not difficult to pick
flaws in the political course of any statesman,-we
mean seeming flaws of inconsistency. Temporal mt
tantur, and mems opinions change with them. This
sort Of inconsistency is, often, true wisdom. Hare
we not hoard the supposed author Of PLAIN TRUTH"
tear the political consistency Of JonN c. CALHOUN to
tatters by this mode of criticism? "PLAIN TRUTH
as we suspect is of tho rstaud purcst Of
State. We regret that his patriotism has been so
much alarmed by the present conservative politics of
SENIOR HAMMOND. 1t was the politics of Mn CAL
HouS to the last day of his life, and is now the politics
Of every Southern statesman Of any position.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
CUBA AND THE PRESIDENT.

Doubts have been expressed, whether or not tho
Cubaueso arc really opposed to Unclc Samuels pro-
position to buy their country. And yet it appears
from Cuban journals that protests against that con-
summation have been sent to tho Queen Of SPUN from
twenty cities and towns of the Isaud besides tho
bishop and ecclesiastcs of Havana the governor and
occlesiastcs Of Santiago de Cuba the ladies of Ha
vana, Matanzas and Dcjucal; the University Of
Havana: the economical societies of Havana and
Santago the battalions and squadrons of volunteers
of Havana, and the army Of Cuba the Bank of Spain
of Havunn Professors in the preparatoryund specia
schuos Of Havana; tho colleges Of lawyers and no.
tzries Of the same city and tribunal of commerce of
Matapzas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
Come tn TL ~H,.

Our co-propristor, business superintendent, and
foreman, Mr.. D. Il. DuarsoE leaves to-day on trip
to Charleston. In your enr, kind reader: wo are
about to make some handso,as improvements in the
Adrcrtiscr.
We commend our co-labprer to the kind Offices of
the craft in Charleston. They will find him true
bearted brother and IN anhinching devotcc Of our
blessed black art
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
J. F. B. MAYS, Agent, c. B.

DEATH OF PREscorT, THE H1sroRI AS.-The lite
rary world everywhere will hear with regret of the
sudden death OF Mr.. WILLIAM II. PREscoTr, the
historian, at Boston, Massachusetts, on Friday,
January %. Mr.. PRESCOTT was native Of Salem,
in that State, and was, at the time of his death,
few years past sixty years ofage. He was grad
uated at Harvard College in 1911, and was among
the earliest of fAmerican authors who have achiev.
eda European reputation within the last twenty.
five years. Besides thegrest histories of Ferdi-
nsnd and Isabella, the Conquest of Mexico. the
Conquest of Peru, and the now incomplete Philip
ii, MIR. PRESCOTT pubsheda volume of mscela.
ny which added to his reputation. Charleston
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
Professional Card.

THE Undersigned having formed partnerships
: i in the PR ACTICE of Law and EQUITY
for Edgeheld District will give prompt and dill
gent attention to all business entrusted to their
care.
The residence of Mr.. Owens is at Barnwell G.
II-that of Mr.. SElBELs at Edgefeld, s. G.
EMMETT SEIBELS,
W. A. OWENS.
Feb. l, If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
THE TARlEE.

The Democratic Senator's have detormincdin in caucus
that is unnecessary to modify the Tariff during this
session. This settle, the point for the present. and
the Presidents recommendation is thus quietly dis
posed of until tho Revenue necessities shall become
more pressing or tho Revenue arrangements more
defective 1t is probable both that our necessities
will become lighter and our arrangements moro
eatis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09

THE Subscriber having taken charge of this
i HOTEL, respectfully informs the public that
he is prepared for the accommodation of Regular
and Transient Boardersi on reasonable terms.
lie intends to make this House HOME for all
who may patronise him. and hopes, by strict at
tention to th wants of his guesls to give
ton to all and receive liberal share Of public
patronage. u. A. BODlE.
E,h q 3t*
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
Feb 8
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at Edsefeld C.. H., to the high
w est bidder, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
February inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
portion of the personal Estate OF P. F. La
Bordc, decd viz:
NINE LIKELY NEGROES.
Consisting of two women, one extra likely girl 13
or IA years old, two boys, and II years old, and
four smaller children.
Corn, Fodder, one Two Horse Wagon and liar
ness, one Cow, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
with other articles not enumerated.
TERMS-The Negroes on ono and two years
credit The other personally, all sums of and
$40 on one years credit, interest from date. Pay
able annually with note and two approved secuti
ties. All sums under $40, cash.
Purchasers failing to comply, the property to b
resold at first purchasers risk on the Court Hous
steps, on Saturday the 18th, at Il o'clock, NJ.
To approve securities ]. p. Carroll an
John Huiet. JOHN IlUIET,
Acting for NJ. LaBorde, Ex'or.
Feb 3 2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09

A SURE CURE FOR CHILBLA1Ns.-Take piece
of unslacked lime of the size Of hens egg make
it as fine as -four, take as much hogs lard and
mix together. Soak your feet in warm water /
and take the mixture and rub it on the bottoms
of your feet, toes and heels, and put on your |
stockings when going to bed; repeat this renee
dy for four nights, and your feet will be entirely
cnrpd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

W. L. D. will plears accept our thanks for his sub
scrption, accompanied rs it is with such terms Of
handsome compliment. There are some men, Of
jaundiced hue whose praise regard as slightly as
their eensure. w. L. D. is not of that complexion.
His moral and mental education constitute him a
,'s;..a whose appreciation We shall always be happy
rata;p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
ZANTE GRAPES.

Happening to have received two root' of the Sui
tnua Eai.in Grape, we offer Of them to the sub
scrbfr who will q fst bring us so additional seD-
scrbsr. Tho variety ia extremely rrc and said to DO
peculiarly choice as table grape. The roots are
put up with degree Of care which warrants their
YitalitY,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
"GEN. MCGOWAN BEFORE THE PAL
METTO ASSOCIATIONS

An article with tbs caption has been laid aside for
publication in a,s' sislsefi'.er. 1t apfeSfcd few
weeks ago in tho Abbevilc Banner, but VIC bavo not
yet found convenient space for its insertion. The
article maintains the correctness Of GENERAL McGow
ANS Palmetto speech, against certain doubts thrown
out by n correspondent Of the .idreriser.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
Qbf aopertisfr.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
EpGEFIELD, 8. 6.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1859.
SiLEDAY.

A worry larse number Of our good citizons were out
on Monday last. The weather was bright and cold,
and all seemed to be in fine humor. Tho day passed
off pleasantly with but little noiae rowdyism. The
three gallon laW again of force within our corporate
limits,-to the decided improvement Of such oRoa-
sions, as it thus far appears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
JOHN WRIGHT,

JOHN WRIGHT,
NJ. B. JOHNSON,
p. F. REECE.
J. N. EDISON,
J. L. TAYLOR,
j. R. RUSHTON,
JACOB WRIGHT,
N. BODIE,
B. RUSHTON,
h. W. BLEDSOE,
]. NJ. RUSHTON,
Z. PERMENTER,
JAS. EDISON.
W. w. DUFFIE.
W. S. II. WALLINGToN
W. II. FOREST,
J. n. POWELL,
ABNER BOLTON,
V. II. BLEDSOE.
WIN. II. TURNER,
WM. MOBLEY,
G.. NJ. SPERMAN,
BENZ. EDWARDS,
N. N. PADGET,
MARTIN EDISON,
JOHN II. BERRY,
JOHN p. BERRY,
II. B. RaB0RN,
A. W. BENNY,
JOHN BENNY,
G. W. BENNY,
NJ. A. RODGERS.
W. N. M.(RODGERS,
T. NJ. RODGERS,
J. N. ShLTER,
+. WILLIAMS,
HENRY VANSANT,
A. VANSANT,
G., BELL,
LUKE RODGERS,
DR.. ]. C. READY,
ELIJAH WATSON, s..
o. W. ALLEN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
At Cost for Cash, and Cash only
GlIMEslQa

IEllIIlTa II glEM z f@ eitRsaF? R5y e G fAtIs
rT>HE Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefeld, to-
i geher with the Misses and Youths, and
Young America" generally are respectfully in
formed that the Subscriber has on hand choice
assortment Of VALENTINES, both Comic and
Sentimental. Also, ENVELOPES to match.
W. II. HARRISON, Agt.
Fob 9 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
TOWN ORDNANCE.

Attention is directed to tho town ordinance on ano-
ther column Its restrictions are wholesome, and
trust they will 10 risily adhered to throughout.
The farmers aud planters in the vicinity are par
ticuarly requested to read this ordinance and give
their negroes fur warning of the penalties attached
IN II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
To nv Paving Patrons.

r TAKE Pleasure in informing you, that on
L THURSDAY MORNING NEXT, I will have
butchered and ready for delivery, ono of tho
FINEST BEEVES
That was ever exhibited in this Market. THIS
Beef il large, fat and in the best killing order.
Send eay good friends; II yoa 9s..-'tun
the premium Peef.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09
To my Nen-Payinx Patrons.

All who arc in arrears will do me a favor to
pay up in short time Come up, gentlemen, and
pay the Butcher to-day and on tomorrow you
will be prepared tn appreciate delightful Beef
Stake from the Premium Beef.
w. W. GOODMAN.
Feb 8 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09

And surely Mr.. PErIGRus proposition is still wider
of the mark when applied to the proud people of our
Southern States
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-02-09

PERFECTLY DELICIOUS
Was that jar of lines (almost transparency sent us
the other day by our neghbor HARRISON.