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- Oak Orchard ACID Spring
xupk2esx tha opinions of esaDuss-s
t.a Cae4pika and FyietAns respecting the uss Of h3s
W.rx. n ~ xass 1t many assasa d tas human sys-
szm VII b supplied xrsfts ca sppHesueR b JsR.
EEEp CO. -;waa1tsa1s ;DEagxiata; Chteaga
@CAI1zo1 eAHRKzxE.sz.- :: :: mig ss2e actsrAr
t| An: Important; J, Discovery fer
ths curs Of ceasunpuea. Rreae41t.. csuzA. and
ColdA .,.:r: j.. ;;s-;:.;1.,-ts
THE HAK0RA .AIzABICA,
Disossszsd hy MisB;H ~ whda t,aSe Selne u AssAa
Tha A&kora Arablea cures Caasunpnsn-
Ths Aaksta At46aa91 cure. Bronehita,
Tia Aa&nea Azzh!1A cxrss aors Threat Cough1 aad
cnldi-,,,*.,:: !: /: ~
rs Askor. AraSae., este.: Aaana, scroeu,. and
impurities OF the haood,.s' :ss~
Ths apsqua1ed remedy Is now tor the INT tins in.
Ioducad to the puhNc It waa p+cvtdtnta1lJ uiscov.
srea by missionary while raypung ID Atzata-' Hs
~sHe1red IF Consumption by It's s.se after bis case
vs. pronounced hope1ess by learned physlciAns IN
Europe - 3: :: : '.~~ .-ti
We import ms MAEoRA. ARAB1cA direct rom
smyrne. through the honse Of Cleon G5lppes. aha
Nc h4ve a2saya On hand full supply put up In BEETLES
ready for upe with tuu direct.oas s'@ -
P4ce one dollar per bottle Sent hJ mall. on receipt
OF price aud ~ cent? for postage
Eoesa1e wholesale And retail By :fssS = :
LEEDS, GILMORE d CO..
importers OF Drugs and Medicines -
No. 81 Lbertys St. Eaw Yp1EE :,
,u.-t-4. -.s.--lIy. mh2SeS49-tm
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( EHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LnE-Pxssause. Trainx asna,n
rom and sEriye at Chicago aa Follows;
Dag Express and Mail lesve at .&o i T. Md arstYe
It 5,4 ?. 4. {Sunday1 exceptet}
Eight E1pEess leaves at Il = T. fsaturd.ys excsp4.
~ axnFo - 2H 4. T. tAo1aAy8 axeepted).
Joliet Accommodated 6G ?: Y (BundaYe ezcspted1.
". L. 81. 1uH1, Gea7 Agent ds17
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w What shall I do for my H3lr7
nsst preparation ever mads tn aense sas proves
sts excellence Nothing has ever given such unIyer-
sal asssf4cton It restores preastvea and beantnes
the Hatt, and imparts delightful odor. mh12lm
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ts1 49, :"@-s: W = , ~
lake" "Gratl8portatintt


/ PRoPELI4LER BARRIER
I her regular t11cs to aud from &asssAA14
GRAND HAVEN
Nn 1Apr.aay :! a' y /; EVENING, .Aprii 4th:
e scs IS S:Rtst ut Se:
ssuta pf Randolph street bridge Ierchsssi,e fes NJ
Rs&s3s - 'tsd a42sa ssaFis2 E2s4Siss HE y
T Fl E. " E.s 7. 4 R n
! 1RAsspoRTAT'leh comrAaY,.
| AND - EssAlSs=n
WESTERN EXPRESS.
| 4 a q L. -.
THE WESTERN TRAssPogrAI1aa CO.,
HaVtng mAds asrsn nEen,ents ia nm thar 1,r, e+..
| F1opeuers On alsernsta days With those oftae
NEW YORK CENTRAL
michigan Central Railroads.
Mamnsstng y nIst class staupeh aud ,tzone ,te,r.
pospnn a ca proaaes T.
Eastern Western. Northern aad .t ne
T9s coPpanys unsqaalisd CANAL neiHaess ssses eop:
LAO Canal Beats,
the 1asset e1asa stx os which 1eave Yor& and
5os.4 fsasH aan ns.s snsnssf 4
pers superior for sher pstsoaaSe sao mp
@zz WESTERN nxPauss.
Ess gsa I'd egsass b. rs
Lines g e HGSp Gp5sr IL
The Upper Lake Line z,n;f,
n: !. 20. sThAahaA R-c.4 c. Lnz sr1Axxfa.
IonaWaada, Fountain CITY,
Ffee state, Wenonx,
Mohawk, mendota,
Plymouth, Evergreen CITY.
Neptune, G4Iens.
May Flower, Chicago.
a ne dock It Erie Basin and foot OF acht
III Ss,PRp aPpy sas &
Line oaee foot Michigan stlest tdste'aho and Chicago
The zfetrotf Line Daily.
Via North Shore Direct.
VT. Co. STEAMER. w.r.co sr.x.r.
Missouri, Dunklrk.
Illinois, Concord.
Omar F1sha.
o'eloek For freight Of passage sppb 1t the demaa.
~ o0ce' hf9e hasia-
Toledo, Sa,sds1sky and Green
R0y Line.
crsrR.n R.r,o,, s.
@A~4 hAa43oAD st3A1LRA.
Equator. Erutnn
1Aa10o4s
Afa1eHs EuphfateN.
Eclipse, Cn,.,.-
Rocket, maronett--
CuYah0en. <hrnntn.
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q o Iltbe11t1rB.
IT Q I N Y z N 7 % R S.

8HVAUNAX &.CNAYg
Patent Attorneys and Solicitors.
Hars opened IN etace in Chicago where onaa 1T tho
NEW LEVENT!ONA, REJECTED CASES iNTEK-
FEKEE.AGEss RANGES hEISSUEs, GAyAETs,. EXTRNTIONs,
EXAMINATIONS. HETEROGENEOUS etc Appii.
cations prepared and prosecuted uponsa CoaT1NGKFT
si5es pstsnta obtained thr1ugh this agency will b
directly before the public ~ professional buslneat
ZEE Patents secured In all foreign conntties Ayic.
R1Yans and circulars sent EratultuuAy
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GALENA & CHICAGO UNION
NJ R41IRQAD.-WxTxxA AaaAxaIxK4E
On End &fseF Monday November a6tA, 1854 trains WI
lA2Ea Wells street depot tooWa Sundays excepted:
n:19 L r md 80 EA foE EeiyideEe Rockford, Fsee-
Mediato goiassi llo = nd SOD T.: Dixon. Fcio,
Il for ElS1n, Bslvh3tre. Roektord, and iHts1nedata
goiata: sao z toY Camera and interRedlase points
A-MFNn. PaseenKesa far CKyztal IAkn, NcHenry Rch.
@oad, asos!x Lake and intes1ediata points will tA1H
a r. rrv1, y, R.B. fA1GorT. 6o1. su2'4
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7.-e"" o u E SSH :.
CORNER AEVENTR AND F STREETS. d1rsctIy On
p9e4te the Patent 0n1ce. Washington D. C,-Es-
tRbnshed In 1859.
u FINE sTREET, old Custom House, st. Louis, No.
F. @. Box xzU7-Estahished les.
LARMOlJB BLOCK corner Clark mid Washington
1IaSia. Chicago, Ill P. .. Boz 444s-Establt5hed
N lsdl- . te2 pe91-9m
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TEA areateet FemGtes offered tdr tks Frotae.
raa and Speedy Eansportatic1 ai

GHlCAGO Il NORTHWEST
~ ERN RAILWAY.
DIRECT HDETE
t. ssa hoeapEd @ Belots, Freepert Jancsssta GAsa T.
Green BeT. Berlin, Mpon Il Crosse. St ii -
On and aftez Monday, Noye@ber & ~ us1a.
Day E1press-n& Noon,
6& 2: y. for Janesvtle and Way stattonz.
ThfouNh Hckets can b. pQfcaaest1 AZ an R.frv,aa
ouaeea on uearooEa strest q A. Passenger sEadons
GEO L, DUNLAP, sur-7-tnt tau:ient
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PROPELLER BARRE
/ WILL coXNExcE H. DE- II, i,
f.. Har regular tri-s to sud tron, $3.50
80 GRAND HAVEN
or or II! ;Ihn..aay Evening, :Apr1i ltn,
q 4sea It hs 9cs d GaRtstp %sae e. bo.d
soata ef ks1dogh street bridge Aerchs1di.ee M
viii bs 1wa5ded Eth to Grand nsv.n ~ %
any fglrs41 2 e Nftna Ktyer., GALEN EAsTIiS's
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON j

0UIHET RAILROAD,
Passenger Tr3lna leave A0d afrtye Chicago u III.
tevs: NaItleAye4 1t II q + T.. tsundaye e1cepteN
ARRIVES u u,D ?. H.. @ennda5a dzcapted. K1We1
lexTe8 Ut u& n {SsturdAys axcsptesi} Af1ty&s N
az tMondsJs dIssp.sd. Aurora observation-disclosures
laxya9 = 24kA ts9ndsJa e1neDtsd}; ar.tvea It i0N
=: =. - .s:.;: :: :: H.:caHAAAoxp. sup,
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ffHE PEN NSYLVANIA CEN.
Il. TEAL RAILROAD.
40 NILES D0uBLE TRACK,

~ NILES DOUBLE TKAFE
ms capacity Ct th Koad b 1ow equal 10 sn7 m II.
Three Thronsh p...a,..-
RetweEr rfttsh-,nk < ss 1sif 1s1if9 ~ AT810A
Connecting dhet Il IL nion Had bsa,4 "a
y:n Though Trains rom al EeS1prn fe. N angsHa e.
9slrh!a New YoFE Bostna Baitmore Iii ~
St fisseaseaas ansn99,d nss a & f. tse ;rsaspo.hpa
9uJ other fputs p4s7eo oS sPeeo And Comfort By
ExpreSs and Pant rtnes ,1r +hr,,,o, =. ,+r,,,.,
without change of cars or conduesTEa n'laoapaaa,
,95ng cats arg sssaehed to each trsta Wood,ns-.
press rms dai1y Mali ~ snd EAst Erzna Tha Ex-
p!eas sad fsss pa 3n connect ttz:ct New Yo7E &
hfton. 'eas1ses f05 Ra'stn'ore and Wasa-
bee5 Pstsat Rss Tan. Provided with Louxa-
tha Engineer, thus addi1r mueh - Essteet eon[oao
81 Daily Trstns b.s va.n p,u..
Tozf; NO Dsiy Tpsins vs. eexssn xslaeNsishs ase Ksx
son Through I1cks III rat are rot,d q * III so1s
Boat T1ckttA 10 Bo6sop Ara aros ~. r-
HTtr, or stonineton Linea Rest.'1 - soIE!cn fi
eIIed free Of charge thfcuzh ErW 6p-s-2sts xAn2.
Tickets may he obtaintd st anv ~ r., .x.
Kaoad oniees T. he West: also on oos1t snP oT tss
vets; and 1t tho otfire of fhe CoronsSp e oa1o
New York, R2tuoore or Fhifsda1nhi lA1s Ii Soeec4.
HFAxr ALwAr. "a foE ~ ~
a. sKY frurv .or- -.*A AZ %uie4 II
~. AaK ask. FOE T1CKETs 81 PfrTsBUEaa.
rennsyYs1a Rsiroad @sEss ss nc sseaaecaozs OF taa
DIRECT LINE AETWKEN TTE East .rnr
GREAT WEST N1a01 AL @E&
The con1ecdag Of trsckx ~ tbS e.,~.m \ pxs
f1tsnurgh, avoiding I'll draT1rr or 1890
s9Gssasz %ith he ss.tnk ofams sdVsntsgss rssa
fag fabllc " f''aSn'' aao 'oe travel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
The nluskeet t;rnss.

sn it i. called whether s" spelt OF nnt. DR.. j.
E, MrsE Kind y r mits t" OR attention IL bundle
nf il ohtqinrd frum Mr. LsHIs YorScrLo?n Of
the Ridge. We hnve Eeard ',;o latter spcak IL
huh praise ri II very successful experiment now
.n.sip. wit, this grass by his neighbour, Mr.. Mil
Tan Ncnr,s. II sceias to hc adrrtcd To sandy
un.ar,.! anil il ..i.l to yir!:! finely. Our friend,
Dr.. IL, trL- i, will supsrsc,ie oni> as rrcvenler.
Fur snilrg Is uisO considered admirable. VIII
not the gentleman Of the Ridge report its condi-
,i,n. Weld. ln.dc %: setting, de-, exrcty. If
ir.r br r,yr;i in i, wnicn We do not doubt, let us
ru., on irs er,i inlnnrnt for the colnlnun good.
In ,il. m.:n lime we would turn 10 EhnaoSD, Of
the Cni:irnir. aud ask his views. l. mny hc nm
nd song with linn; hEt here i; is new AMI in
! iiiia. wi!!:sl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
Annn;nted g General.

We colnmeid to our Northern cncalias Tic
following, FRAN the Richmond p<pm'c&
We are Pleased 20 announce that Bishop
Polk, Presiding Episcopal Bishop Of the bio.
cese of louisiana, has e,eived at The hands
Of President Davis commission as General in
the provisional Army of TIE Confederate States
Gen. Polk. having acccpte.! his commission
will lave columond Of tic brigade cf Red
River Eulun,eers-a most efficient corps u
s,diers. Bishop Polk has acen sGjourning
:or several days in lticEinnEl. lie Stands in
the front ranks Of tie talented men /" he found
enrolled in the ministry OF the Episcopal
Church in the la;e Ui,itcd States: He is, how
ever, not without military experience, having
in early liz. graduated with distinguished E9"
Or at West Point, aid held tie post OF L!c'l-
,easnt in the arG,cs Of he iatc t,ion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
Thc Confederate Thrift.

Free Trade il (or should be) the ultimate policy
Of these Confederate States. But that for the pre-
sent is impossible. The government haa to lc
put in full operation and The war cxpcnses must
DC paid. So we are compelled to have Tariff
fur revenue nj the outset. The one recently per-
fectcl is unexceptioEab!cu under the circumstances.
and nc regret We cannot lay it il ertcaso befure
our READERS. a glance or two must suffice for tie
nunre.
Articles are taxed od rniortm, except in Il few
instances where specific duties operate better. Of
these last, We find ice taxed 81 80 per TON, snlt
cit per hushel.
Under the 5 per cent aa ralorem head, raw
hides may he noted; also brass and copper.
Under the 10 per cent lovers Of nicetirS will
find JI's.; i"iiu p'rsrrr,s and tea; the house
Keeper will remark buster, rhc"se and r"'"'"e';; !;
and the brcklayer will not fail to notice that lime
ii let off thu. easily.
cn,!cr the Is icr cent. the h0usekcepcr will
again chs.rve blani.is. htn"ei., buttons. candles
H.h aad Hn~".! the doctor will SEQ cdi'm"i and
ra.:or MI the gents aN,i buys, A"is md rnr,; lhc
writer, lax !: the planter, Gnn"y cf"'h md the
Ijuchin#:, L,tca Il u!.. Here too the !Hsician
will lind mGs:cni ia,i,rmeni0. ahi the publisher.
,rsr f"r printing prrf".'s, tyr AID tg''" "'''o'
-alGs, ropr nc'spmpSr. they get ii OH ali sides
Here ;no, perhaps to protect ns "gni"s' Yankee
work we see rny""x na.i r:h;:,is. 'i ercry dis-
,,:,i;on and fa:tv tb";,:i:
Vow we get lt:le higher in the seal" and in!
amnag The On per cents sums few thing 'ha; my
interest somebody: Here arg .iai'r r"r-,--wh"'s
taxed: Here are jr"""s, pickles anil ""m'.:
aoi;s.r. and sugnr--lat's for l4pnisiaaa's benefit:
i'ar.r aud .p'ir. and '""p.
Twenty-Five per cen: ud 'r'"rm is The highest
no.r: nf cur tariff: ard in shis e!"st tol err will
i:n,! JrnnGy: .m"kcr:. "1ars !: children. c"n:.".
ii;2ncsn an'i h:sI; liver: GENERALLY. :rja'.
ii very roo'I. Especially :s til" ii:l o: article,
s..@id .,,r,m dn'a shows the literary aud pr"iss
.onal laan. b"oh.; tie farmer. L"c"" the lan
te-, ,:a,,r" /: apd the universal SoUlhrrn family.
rcgros AMI all. that iacs;imahle old beverage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
An aumonitiCn.

Tic recent drought which pcrvndcl large
nnrtinu nr the South has imrn relieved i'll many
Ioraliir. Iy corious shHwrrS. Was il not in'en-
,.. ps an aiurnilinn against any, III" lea:.. mis-
,;;c ui unr incoming rr'rs: The wh"!e country
Ind r., hren h!cs gl Will! plentiful crop Of
Yhra, aud uals. In ordinary times such cir
cum:tance !.Hs genernl'Y been the signal for pro-
fuse lenlins iu the articles harvested. A: iFtO
s!eck the spirit alta live like ili' the rl""ds
,rerc u,a,|e To- hold back their influences anil Il
drou,h Of considerable severity came on. The
certain effect wa+, IN ralsc every man I" keep up
the rigid economy of The previous part of the
year However abundant tho mall gran it was
uo time to br slack in il use when corn and cut
Tan nigh, be III sH, short Ihe rr"rie were at
once brought lack To their sense Of thrift. And
now, although the rain: have partially come, :et
II. he as CAREFUL =. wr arr thankful. Corn Is not
uuas yet. And II il were, the cxcgcncirs Of war
are s;irbeforc tho country. Make as much as
we may md sav. it us best We can, band times
are still ahead Of us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
Ynlun1eer Aid Association.

We take pleasure in stating that the Beech Is
land ladies' have lurlncI lem=eve. into an indus
trial association F"r the benefit y! Southern r"i-
nnterrs. 4 subscription, oIemr'l III their behalf
already sums up near four hui"lrsd dollars, with
which material is purchased fur clothing, the ia-
lies To do the work. Much in fact Las already
been done AMI we are now requested to notify
tbs ruolic thnl this association holds i'Se't IN
readiness to nuke up such mn'erinl aS may ne
scnt. either by individuals "r compAnics III "'lr
district into such articles the donors may DESIRE
AMI to forward them 10 the seGt Of war fur the
companies designated. Persons wishing to 'en"
.iutl will direct To Miss MARY MILLS, l'res b.
I. Volunteer ALL Association, care of jackson.
MILLER & NrnnERr, Augusta, Gn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03

.r;n Carw cf TIE S.yASXaN.--A le'tes
ir,n Fortress Muurnc ia q Northern paper
STATE, i:;.n the crew Of the pri"a,err S!cdH
n.s!. had t4en transferred TO the Harrtet Lcnc
xl;c!. had .tar,c with them for New York.
Tie New Ynrk Hriah1, allndins to thes,
aurlunaic l:iGl;. says:
s,.;- l...movnl;:., philosophers of the Tijam
..rc lhi.,;2g i"r he blood of the ships crew
=. III. raI"ure rrl,s; priyateer .Saranaah
H,r, tn, i, :. very nice and delicate question.
The r.i..i, :.ull :; number Of Union men a,
l.rsn;.rr.. ,.4d ,l,.y arr constantly picking nT'
str.sgl,..: hrsc ani i,cre. Are these Cniul
:nr.r To- ie sacrificed in retaliation for tho
llasry execution of these rebel privateers !?
1r shall we rasily challenge in the rule o:
ri -; ilstire a:;,i:ist these Iiiscrsas AS pirates.
she fierce policy on the part of the Davis prl-
.a,zyrs, # the immediate hansing of the crew
al ,trry Northern merchant ship they may
hereafter capture? No: the lives of our owi'
,.c,n'c are entitled 10 some consideration.
H.; III. 3, ;.iraiirai lr;.oHapS he tried and c'I'
4I,nne;i il sou, wish and held u. hostages icr
Tie il,nre good behavior OF the enemy. Thus
:Aa..: innnccrt Union nen may Ge saved,
.sIo Noul.i o'kcr:i>e b;: murdered III retaia-
:!nIr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
:. Independence bay is come
Ynnralnnrn. toOrn-luurN :


from nom till nigllt,--ab al LiaSty Pudding,
the day had become all over Yankee. When the
Suurh, under the cxactioHs of an oppressive Gov
eminent, began yeur by Jear t" find less joy in
m anniversary which seemed mockcry amidst
her wrongs, Tie men Of the North, rerellng in
their gains, increased the furor of their patriotic
demonstrations. As the hopes q! the South con-
riuucr to suk, the brighter sl"we's the fires upon
the Fuurll. of July al!ars of the North. 1t was
evident thai the day, while in naine coin;nemo-
ration of past events, was in rcnity rendering
up uf halieujabs to Il present government which
was dung whatever its increasing powers enapicu
it to DO, for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vi one section Ut
the expense Of the other Thus had the Fourth oil
July become dead to the South, and perverted
and desccrateL by the North. And now that the
Union is dcfunct forever it is natural that the day
sbuul,; be buried with i,,-ur else be turned over
absolutely to the North, to remind her people once
a wear Of tue failhlcssne.s and fully winch have
led them OIL TO the destruction Of the fair work
of patriot ancestry.
1t is true emo gh that wc at the South have in
one sense the ouly jus; claim 10 the proper cele-
br.tun Of thi. day: For we only are the conser-
vatorS cf those eternal principles "s justice which
guided the patriots Of l116. But the day is held
t. be the natal dny Of the .lmericnn l"i"', and
will he 50 claimed l,y the Martin. Such as they
have made it, let them have it. In selecting an
other anniversary for the South, we can carry t"
it all our reverence for the past, and cncirele il
with all our hvprs Of the future. And this se!ce-
tiun will be-, we submit, a Legitimate subject f'i
The G n:idcrat:on of the Confederate Congress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
MGriil Irving.

4. sweet r"lato draws are scarce, we su:gcs,
the following rl'n of setting beds, which W. have
derived rutn practical, sensible farmer.
il the beds are MT well prepared. prepare them
by Tie time il rains again. or ,oon after ii rains
ms will do. Then cut the vines frnm ynnr elder
patch III lersths of six, eight "r even ten iMches.
Lay the vine a'russ the hed and with hunt
stick. that i'll not hruisc the vine, push down the
middle Of it into the earth some inches or until it
co,ncs to harl ground. This leaves tie two cnds
Of The cutting oul. Then. as you draw up the
stick 81. after i; with luuse dir; TO the surface, but
do MT pack it. This plan can be used without
rain, by pouring n little water in each h"lc at
planting, apd then watering three suascssve even
;ngs riier il i should not rain in the mean time
Very inir potatoes, says our authority, can be
made in this way planted as late the 10Th Of
july
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DoLr4rs per year il paid in adyancc-Two
poLL,ss snl FlsTY crxrs il no, paid within six
,."nt!s-aad THREE DOLLARS if not paid before
the expiration us tho year.
Subscriptions out of the District must be paid
for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
AL 9:l, "rti:"mHntS will he inserted at OEE Dol
,s rer Square 10 Miuipn iiaos or lcsal for tbs
t ;; Insertion. anl Fifty Cruts Tor each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements from strangers aud transient
,"r.nus payable in advance. AL others will bt
r-ils:.., in. when called f.-.
.lver,i--.l :ni- uot having the desires, number
=: ;:,>-r,.urs ul,lkc.I the mnrsn, will Ie con
:.n. ;fii forbid am: c.,arr. accordingly.
.'..rr t-.iri,,: Ia Alvsrtite by the year can d.
- an ;ih.rai r.r,s..--i: :,rirg uuurStuol that con
tract. for yearly r.".rIisin.: are confined to tht
l..itiuate huSin... -! the arm o, Individual con-
,r,r;in.. Contract advertisements payable semi
rnnua.ly.
MI cngmunicat;ruS Of . personal character
Obituary Nuticc:. y. "r;:. Resolutions OF Pro-
.-hns: pI anr Society. Association Or Corpora
t:nn, will he Charge. as advertisements.
!suao ,a..ir. ! Caniila;. not inserted until pni
i,r.l Five DAliu'4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03

Discover Of ANOTHER CONSPIRACY. c
New York lIgr,!i has The fUl'o"in story
Under the auspices oi' b:nHcrs il ipnba d
street, cumn::a.i''I ot banke.s am! c::;r:ai
ists has been iprmc,l in New York Tor tic.
expires purpose I'll aiding and aartunS tue
Southern insuryer,iun, by withholding from
the ADMINISTRATORS the Means Gf carrying uu
;he war. We distinctly riiar"c that mnurye:;
gentlemen whose lanlcSa arg lii our pa acssi..ll,
which We shall disclose WhrMeyer In. Inter. sis
of the public ,.calaud il, hav. arrived i, a.r
understanding wl'E r&ch ulltr lu .ui.scrinc
to no niore uais, ;!i Eihi,:arnr L, !nlar- hr
matt mai credit inr lEeii u~: .,it:si, ;,ut,a,,.
10 the extent Of ti'cir power. nr, az pri
cipaily in lhc cotton and to:eiSM rYcian.e;..
:ercst, III are ii Enaii,n, t;r::c!l. ;.:. tI,r
u!an. us we'll IL Of -incrlc.sn o:!s!u.
They affect huriur II tAc en- rinD;l> /. x,".;,.
Il ture which vii! l,a inyolye,. i ii;:: Sr,.p.v.-
sion of rebellion, airtl ,l..ca lla: tiru b.ks
o; this city. over uIust Ut which liirv ma, tx.
.rci>o paramount control, .!!aIl nn ;isl.: an.
ciisrr dollar, if further loans are l:u; into llr
fnarhe. They srs F.ncila;iy >.,,.i:r.i ~!
urgr,i on, III !hr Course ,hry tn.c -n..ul,ci on.
Ly l.,ntlun and NanrlicS', li.u>,s. wu &c
sire that he imirfem!cn.,.p .: TIE tnr,!ci,r*'r
States a,r.u!L b. aci:numc' god rs specify a.
l"ss,b!r. ii, order that The English market
,hay bs Supplied wiki ;r.lon. witi".u. lie r;sk
that would attend ih' y.o'a'iitl: ut lie block
a''., a:r! Il cons'q qient "ar win this cuam!rr.
We believe i';"t Tie alliance Illus formed is ~
p'uell,l hat Mr. Lha'r wpu!! hml il iinius
Sile 10 combat with it, and that he will find
he i, icaiiug UPON broken reed, if he places
ai.y future dependence nptn Wall street..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
Skirmish nj Urbana.

RlcnMpNp, June "a party Of Federal
troops, tll Monday afternoon, from the steam.
er Star. attempted TO land near Cibana OH
the Rappailannock river. The Federaiisl'
dispatched boats containing about fifty :ol-
.lirrs with swivel and small arms Twelve ri
tlcSe armed with nlushelS, marching towards
the residence of Mr. Gresham, were met by Il
company of Confederate troops and rel'alscd.
With several killed and wouuic1; the Lalamce
ram to their bnats and ;'nt bacI; 20 The >'eAnl-
er. Abunt eighty shots were fired from the
steamer, seventeen o! which passed. through
Mr. GreSllam's house.
"Noboly Lurr' on the Confederate side.
This news cu;aeS from Coz. Hall, IN letter
written in Gresham's house after the fig gLt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
DR.. Frank Tompiiins.

Wc find IN one Of G,"rga exchanges in .
letter date;i Pensacola. the following cpmpli.
rmertary sIus;"n to Dr. FRANK ToMrHISS, late Of
the Dark Corner. il this District:
Our sick are improving. no case is serious ex-
cen, YIN. ,Iuhnsun. and he is now "ng wcll-he
i: oyy suffering lrnm prustratioa and wenkuess,
and will br up in few days, hope: be is n"w
At the house Of Il kin'l ncishhor whose invitation
VIZ accepted to take him from the camp DIR,
Frank TomiIin. has been and is i'm angel .i
mercy to us--!Is attentions: haze ncen unrclnit-
ting tn uur mrn. ard Providence has blessed his
exrr ions. With decided irrlrnl skill! he cnm-
binrs mrrch al hat sympathy AMI kinei inrss which
i =, essential rnn .Ii..e.tlml practitioner. ire
Rides Hi'l rs,hrmbcr him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03

INSANITY III i!,ur.& YrToRA.-I'he ca
II .ie t',anr. >ays hat DR.. S..r:,'iciH has
i..,:n -rnt inr 10 iAnwi.n To attend cI:u-nlis-
,ir:, al French ani German physicians on IN"
>,:,'r of the Qaeens health. which, j: seems,
:, sch as TO give rise to uneasincss.
The following mysterious paragraph az
pears, under tn. head Of latest news" in
ai;e new .pucua H. TsmpS::
I'VE leara from Berlin thar the Prince and
Princess Royal, w;sh the li,tle Prince Viii
lam, are going 10 pav 81 sia!t 10 London about
shs in;t'lle Of July. 1t appears thai he great
<,:.inet uf their Journey is 10 secure Il ,ainhuy
.A.o.;oa t.. Queen Iic,ori.--,,. Charge the
.nr.erl. oi' her ttunghts by their society. The
,:itlloI- lhat circulate about her Msjes,ys con.
dillon are truly alarming, anl awaken the
mo>: sincere sympathy hetc. Her Aiajs>,y is
,,nl: for.y-,wo years oi age her bodily health
j. perfectly Sood, aud it may be reasonably
hoped that, under proper treatment, the MOI al
:atlaly with which she is afflicted ;.ll soon
.li>3!;...r.