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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

sNERiFIcATION OF An ANCIENT pRovERE.
Il following prophecy /, sald 10 have
been delivered b.! a BrtISh bard, III the
time "i W ,lllum the Norman, and Erescr-
we'd by souic ui the Lunklsii auualIsis. viz:
Il hat no ore Than three m0narchs. in
direct su' c, ssiun, should ever asalt: reign
over these hiu,dunIs, without some yiOienl
interruption" -
William the Norman,
z " ll.ain Rufus,
3 lic.r, The FIrst,
Interrupted by The usnrpa.Iun OF Stephen.
l Henry the Second,
= edward the fmsI,
Edm ard the Second,
Interrupted by tho abicaton and murder
Of Edward the Second.
Edward The Third,
= rticlard the Second,
Interrupted by the deposition Of that mon
arch,
Henry the Fourth,
= ticnry Inc Fifth,
= Henry the SIKH,
Interrupted by The restoration Of the house
oi York.
Edward the Fourth,
= Edward the i'iilli,
) Richard the Third,
Interrupted hy The usrnra,ion Of Henry
OF Kic.imomd.
Henry tho Seventh,
2 Henry The Eighth,
3 Edward the sixth,
Interrupted ny the election OF lady Jane
Grey.
Mary,
= Elizabeth,
y foreign king (jamcs, of Scot!and.) called
III 10 assume the crown.
jaime, HE First,
= Charlie. Iiic FIRST,
interrupted by the dclo,ilon OF that mun-
ar,i,, ana tic cs'nhl! ,hncni III another
i"r'u ri government III the person vi Oil
Yer Cromwell.
Charles the Second,
= james The Second,
Interrupted by the ubtlIcatiun of n for
eiSncr.
" Nillam the Third,
= Anne,
Interrupted ,v the parliamentary appoint
mcnt OF IL foreigner,
George the First,
= George The Second,
3 George The l bard,
interrupted by the uuinriun tic incnpacity
of t.,nl sovereign, and parliamentary
appointment for exercising the sovereign
~ i'll the person o the prince regent.
| George the Fourth,
= William The Fourth.
) Victoria The First.
Whom may Good bless; hut what is TO be
the next ,crrup'iom!-Lirerpooi Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Dueiliay.-No,hng sccns more absurd
tham ll'c unequal terms upon which Duel
its meet. One shall lc weary Of life.
rackcd with pam. ant. in the contemplation
"l suicide; his antagonist i'll fail health. and
in the enjoyment of II. One shall he on The
eve Of matrinony with The InvcIics, Of wu.
mcn-an angel to his thought in his mo-
mcnt Of hazard; the olher shall i. clad ia
get ril of his wife, even at the chance oi
getting bullet through his brains. One
l.e'z -: .! 81; 1ls7 NJ q fspetHff.
ent besgar. with just five sovereigns in his
pockc'; his antagonist tho titled and cuur,e,l
p"sscsS"r of half Il county. The man, i,
he he shot, shall leave his widow and Chl-
drrn destitute; the other may enrich his
nearest kindred by his death. And nl' thi,
daily takes place Tor the proper '.salisfac-
tion ui IA gentleman"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Dhi.--lf you ask the French professors
what is the best mode OF curing disease.
they will answer you like the Greek orator,
when il was inquired villa, Has The first es-
seniial i'll cloqncnc"! he answered aciion:
and what the second! 0ciinn anh what ,!,.
third! action. SO would the physicians of
Paris, if it were inquired what was the first
requisite in curing disease. they would an.
swcr, diet; and The second! di,i; and the
third! aiet,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

A, n meeting of the Citizens Of Edge
field Village on the 18th lust. the following
gentlemen were elected Delegates 10 the
Convention Of Southern Merchants, which
assembled in Augusta, Ga. on Monday last.
Capt JOHN LlPSCOMBE,
WHITFIELD BROOKS, Esq.
DR.. NJ. LhBORDE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Ep'ralm II Foster. Esq. has been an
pointed ny The Governor of The State of
tennessee to he a Senator in the Congress
OF ~" U on!'ed States, 10 fill the vacancy oc-
ra,'"nrd by the Hon. Felix Grundy. MIR.
Us term expires on the 4th Of March ncxt.
Mr, roster han been already elected by the
hrgmi,"re i"r The term Of 6 years from tho
I'm OF Murch peXt.-NoiionQt Int.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

The (N. C.) Elizabeth City Phoenix
says. thar North Carolina owns in stock,
NM the H6nug OF indIvIdnaEs, nearly TWO
millions of dollars. and is free from debt
Old Kip Van Winklc has not been in so
deep slumber for the las5 20 years. rs is
generally thought. While some of his
ne'%hhors f'av" hrcn talking and spending
their money. he has silently been filling his
Golfers and now loans out his cash nj q good
interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

HE f.NCKE CnMET,-Shnud. acct r,ln.
I" 'alcui"''"n. make his appearance 10 Ills of
I'll" mundane sphere. this fall. Ii will he i'm
h> ptrIhrln'l'. par' OF the orbit nearest the
sun, on the l3h of December. and about
the same period II will also be nrarcs, the
earth Is, says VI. .lraSo IA vasl nrbulosi
Ol,O''o ti"cs larger in volume Than the
earth yrl such Is the tcnnity of it.. substance
thai III lE'3. Sir YIN. llcrSchel WAS able 10
discern through ITS mass. Il star of the 2Uth
magnitude. IL must he an embryo planet
not yc' reduced from varor, to liquid cln
hose r"l"nlc afterwards t" b" converted into
ocean, and earth and organic iiDrmnrions
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Horrid .iHcmpt hYa Noihtr TO Eurdcr
her o,cm inIunt.-On Tur>,Iav morning
about lU"'clork. as Mr.. j. w. Cromrr
foreman Of the cirmca! factory ~ the loot
of:S}h street AMI lih avenue, was staudinu
al l,ls door, h" observed IL woman mass down
IN the dock aud throw into tho river Il Iaroc
huutllc. Thi> circumstance, tn.eihrr viii
seeing her stop aud speak TO some children
VIII" were gathering bark on the wharf, ex
cited attention. when he vas tod hv II li,tIc
girl thar she asked the " oman wIat i, was
she threw ilno the arrr, aud she rrplied.
"only dead rats" Mr. &. was still ,iiss,t-
isfird though nothing of The bundle could
he seen in the water. Presently, however.
the steamer Telegraph pnssin.: by, caused
swell III the waves, and To Ills surprise,
what he then supposed" L" be the liirlcss body
ofan infant was washed mp nearly to where
lie was standing. lie seized the child and
laid it on rock near hv. and then turned in
pursuit of The inhuman mother, who was
not yet out of sigh,. In this pursuit, MIR.
c, WIS joined by twoofhis fellow -workmen,
named Warner and isurcn. The woman.
however, succeeded in making good her
escape. and has not since been sccn.-N.
Y. Express.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Statistics Of Cotton.-From statement
drawn up hv m eminent merchant for the
NO. Bee, il appears that tho consumption
"tU. S. Cotton, from the year 1910 to 1887
inclusive, amounts to sixteen millions nine
hundred and fifty six thousand six hundred
and thirteen bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

The Court oi Common Pleas commenced
i's Session al this place OH the l5tI, Instant,
Judge ONcal presiding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

A ligfI frost fell in his DistriCa on tho
| lth inst. Others have since fallen, but
vegetation is not much injured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Yankee Mgr""iiy.-rhe last Quarterly
Review in good humorcl article u,,n
steam Packets. claims for England. the
h"n"r "f having originated the project of
regular steam boat lin" between that cnun-
irv and ours. Ii admits that the II. s. sent
the first Steam Boat across the great Wa
frrS. But II row appears that an Amcri
can ''''zrn first ronrciv''d the design ofrun-
ming packets re ulTrly across the Ocean.
Mr. Junims Smith Of Connecticut, an
owner ma New York line, is said hv the y.
.. Bulletin, t. he The first who proposed to
establish communication by steam, be-
tween Enolantl anl the United States. Ar
ms solicitation. an act Of Incorporation was
granted to "A company, by the British Par
Lament.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18
A letter from Drrrnii says: "Whcat ha.

letter from Drtrui, says: "Whcar has
hec"m" drug; tn" season has been prupi-
tiotrs. aud the hard labor ui the farmer am
ply rrpai! hy hounlilu harvest. Hin
trtn N'rhlshn has been dependant upon
Ohio AMI New York Tor her brcat>,u.',:
she has nown surplus oiu miiinn und u hofT
huShriS cf mhr"t, which will br ready for
market IN the spring of 1889. Agents, mil
lers, &c. are as thrck as hops all over the
state, making contracts ni prices varying
from 81, (" seven -i'iiIinS> per bu>hcl much
depends upon the situation, and the dis
lance rom wafer communication.
"A merchant in Buffalo passed through
here dan or TWO since from me interior of
the State. and the north portion of Indian
ma. lie Informed me that he had made :,
contract AT Michigan city for 10. 200 bushels
of wheat M 81 per I"shcI. delivered in
Buffalo, one half this fall, the balance ~
the opening of navigation next spring.-N.
y. Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

ImpoFt3"t 10 House -mircs.-An exchance
paper SAYS, that strong solution uf salt
ANA water will Kill ihosc pestilcnt creatures,
be" bugs. We suppose tina, the plan is to
r"'c!' them fist, and put them in pickle, at-
forwards.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18
EDGEllEi.D G.. IL.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1S, 1895.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

There were several errors in the Flee.
'ion Return, which we published last week.
We assure our readers, that the fault was
not ours. The statement which VIC pro-
cured. we were informed was correct but
il was moi su. We now give tho vote, as it
really was polled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

FnK THE II. OF KEpRESENTATlvEs.
~ B SMITH. 1903
'T. J. IIIRRLER, 1910
N. l.. GRIFFIN. 1880
"F. II. WARELAW, 1896
y. P. CARROLL, I24S
y. w. WIMBISH, 1910
J. SHEPPARD, 1918
NJ. WATSON, 1921
II II. %INDN. 922
J. GRIFFIN, 76j
A. WHATLEH, d4G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

The following gentlemen are elected
Commissioners Of the Poor for Edgcicld
District.
EDWARD SETTLE.
DIR. J f. ADAMS.
WN. NORKIs;,
CHARLES LAMAR.
ROBERT BRYAN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Those marked with an asterisk (-) are
elected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

BADEN CoRN.--Scvcral planters in the
vicinity Ot this city have made all expert
mcnt with this corn, and SD far as we can
learn, notwithstanding The unfavorablc sea-
sou we have had in this section of country,
tfay seem we'll pleased with it, and we
have heard some Of them express the opin
ion that its yield, IN favorable season, will
no doubt far exceed the common yourd-srcd .
We have now in our nilicc two s;ali,s Of
this corn, from the plantation of Mr.. Sam
nri Clarke. with seven good ears and II nub-
BINS, which we would say will equal in
product hive ears of tlw common corn. ma
KING an average Of six good ears to each
stalk. Such of our agricultural friends MS
have experimental with this corn will OBJ
llSr Us by tu!nI>t'n. the rrsul, Of their oh
sCrva'IonS.-Au,sHStG C0nSHtutionaiisf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-18

Lif Pc frrin% Trst--Wc Yesterday
had an opportunity to witness from the
Bunker Hill wharf an exhibition of the
worth and power nf the Life Preserving
Vest the invention of hlr.W G. P..ttibonc,
"i this city. A full grown hoy with all his
clothes "n bui his coat. was buovrd np in
the river byonc Of tilcso vests, an,l his head
Kept entirely oui at the water. without the
least cXrrti"n on his part. We believe all
who were present were satisfied that the
invention answers the purpose for which it
is designated. 1t is made like anv common
vest with the cXccp'nn ,Ila, The brcas, and
portion Of th" back are lined with India
rubber. which can be nflalrt hy the breath
in Il lc" moments, and as " ell i'm the WA
Ter as nu' oft
II is moi intended thai these shall no put
on only when Immediate Danger threatens,
hu, worn al all times wlrrn,ravr,lin. ~: tho
water, as the India ,mhhrr. when r,riuf,
ted, does moi ininre The appearance.
.ford (Conn.) Courier.
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POETRY.
THE MIDNIGHT sKIEs.

THE MIDNIGHT SHES.
Tbs ~isaicht skIss-lhs alenight skies
o. What = sslsmn grandeur lies
Ipeu thsu brew. eternal height;
Ana ret around thsn wreaihee, thsrs sssns
A klio. ss;sr lhaA The besas
CsesRt irs@ tbs ssailss OF life sEd light
TIE u,idnigh, skiss-ihe miisi.h, ssr.s-
Millions Of svsr-wsking sFss
Leok thrsssh their silsal starry Bowers,
Wa,ehiag the Ward twn Of death,
Slesp-thisly moving on ihs s'ssth
or nertsls-in thls sphere Of ears.
The sidsishi sAiss-th, midsi.h, skiss-
IL vain the vnsshsvsr tiss
Ts laugh their shsdsSy tsuers vt;
Fer DER his sssl lAsv east spell
OF Godheas, 80 ineffaSls
As ffss9ss en- hss lips tbs scoif.
The mIasish, skiss-srsad. bsSnsless dssP-
Halls q heTs he watching aagsls sSs7
The passes Of elerhny.
Regions mysterious ard sublime,
Sireich'd oal upon the wings Of nGs-
DoatRisns Of a Deity
We kasw that God Is every vhsrs-
Beyond tbs ssstsrn ocean, sbefs
He gifds ths nlsrs With plngs st .isht--
He spreads uPss The sussy huar
The szfk payIliss Of bis power,
AND thsu ws say, Behold, rs sight
But eh its in ths skies alone
The skies Of midnight, Gee ha,h shown
PersPsetivss To the sSztsltss a'lsa--
Mansiea., that all The ersezs Of dag
Couls never 20 the Sind display
A'ar in distant glory ssrIhsd.
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NEW SPRING d SUMMER
nUUDS,
LfTCIfEORD n OLIVER.
Merchant Tailor~.

FAlETTktiLLE srEEET RALEIGH, &C.
fENHE Subscribers have Jusl received, and
are now opening al their store. a bean.
ttful assortment Of Cords 10 their line. ca,
sls'ing Of Cloths, Casslmeres aud sesrrnys Of
every colour ard quality, IN fact every ,h,pr
tint can be found in any similar establish.
fnrnt IN the Country--.whch We respect
tnIly request our friends aud the public ia
call and examine before purchasing sI.e
where, as we are determined 10 sell on such
terms as cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
LITCHFORD g. OLIVER
RsI,igh Nsy 7, 1888 tI0I
r. >. Orders from distance will meet
With prompt attention. l.. 90.
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Patent Stream
REN0IiTOR
TuR
IEcnIih NM Ec0ilOnan.

FFNHE subscribers ba'lHg purchased the
IN night d using the above Machine ~
The counties ot Cgblrrus. lresell, Burke,
Wilkes and Ashe, respectfully inform the
citizens al Cabartls and lredcll, that they
have one o. the above Machines in Opera
uon ia the towns Concord and Statesulle,
where all persons wishing there beds reno
waited can have tksm attended To- Persons
arc invited 10 call. Thls Machine cleans
IS aud puflfss the Feathers from AL dlsa
Erreable smell, and renders them pure and
SOFT also destroy The Moths
b. " CURRY.
e WILSON
1uHsl.le3S 1872
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'ENNE suJscuA.r iusl On Fudas Il April
4 Court, 10 Charlotte, OF On the Law.
ycr's rad, between bar.eiis and his RESI-
drnce, his POCKET BOOK, containing
The following paper: Oae note Il $40, On
Wm. OUR, oae uo,e q - -, on Hugh
McCaI, onr note Il S65, an James Pyrou
one note d SO, pay a5Ie 70 James O'Ga.u
q bill Of sale for negro alrl, made 70 NJ
by Mary Ann Turner, AM other papers |
f,unot recolIeci, OF which there are sever.
.tt, oorisnt receipts. Any Information re
speeding TIE sid papers sIi % thankfully
received, and the person lheraIl, rewarded
og the sdts-G5-r, living about i miles DO.
low Charlotte, or 4 miles 5. ". VI the
Lawyers road
joins = TEHNONs.
Ne, % 1888 fiet
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4
Term, 1888.
Samuel II. smHh
C." Original Attachment
b. VI. Flanagan.
Loves an tvo ncgroes, tho property Of de.
PENDANT, VIZ; a slrl named Nancy, aged IL j,
and BOY named Wallace aged years.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
Court, thai the defendant - not an In
habuant Of this State, Ordotd, therefore.
that publication be made SIR weeks. ~ the
Charlotte Journal, that unless he appear al
The next Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Scs
stems, 10 be- held tor hcckleubutg county, ,
~ The Courthouse N Charlotte, on the 4th
Monday IN July newt, aud then and there
plead or replevy judgment BY default sIl
se entered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of our sold
Court, st oii,ce, the iih heuday 10 April,
A. ID 1885 u. OATES, &. &. T..
hag ., 1888. Prif, osu. s5f. f02
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MLe hLENHt Be- CuUAn.
Court VI Piras 4. Qsarirr Seasons, ATvii
Tom, l~3-.
Slmae. n. Smuh
oasiaal .uaoba.ut
B. " Far,esn.
Leuet 90 3 gsgtyes, supposed 60 belong to
defendant, w Lgrtae about II years old
Wallace SIX sears ca, aua Aaaes eleven
years cid.
n appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of the
M Court. that the crfrrcs ni i mol an IN
haufani az ibis Sfafe, OrGtrsd fhrrtf ire.
in4, ga54caltau h. made ss arek. ID me
Charlotte Jn4taal, tia, unless 10 spprar At
TIE rrIt Court 81 Pleas ard Quarter s'cs
Sons 80 be bsii Ter NrekIsaeUrg eaanf,
40 tie tagHdalse Ia Charlotte, ~ TIE iiu
Npaaay in Jy.y ns1;, aad then and ;hcss
Plea8 % rep.eys Juegneat = lsiauI val
ba entered agasnet nim.
Witness, Bufy Oates, Clerk II our saiI
Court at Odicr, the ih Monday ia Apul,
[, 's'' Trir, a. fos
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Taken sp

Fmt. EUAFH 70
~NAN he I2lh iu-iapl, By the
eSSO subscriber ils,sg 10 pro'i.
s-1a.sss1sztxs aace sr,i,lmrnf, about 8 miles
IT, ole, q >orte! MARE, about 4
81 3 hands high, or aYear. cd ulth a
,uip 90 her uase mud her len htuJ 81 swos
'en. TIE owner Is requested ID come tor
ward, prove property. pas charge aud take
har aaay EJBE ANIS9HAA.
N.t 7H t~3- role
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STATE or AORTHCIp0I,,
MEckLENBrRG corNn.
IN EQUI1Y.
James Barnett

James SPratt, Admir-, and The l.;.,..
Of James Spru, dsce.
~ appearing 10 the sslt,6r,,..
Court, that Mary Spran. las,V
asd b's "lie Martha, Nane, Srrs Al
der Greer ans has vie prpa Il -
IN this sui, are Dot fe,esn,, =. -
IL IS therefore ordcrtd that pt -
made s'S weeks IN tie Chan n.
that unless sais se,eadsus. !, "a =
81 our next Ceuri Of Eaui, 10 4.
the county u MrrAlentutg it. h,
house IN Charlotte, ca til ~.
August neit, sud plead a',vsr,, -.
s'mp alnan,s bali. Jldgusu rs 49,,
siil BE- entered sp .ss,s,l 15s.a. /,
sol iof hearing, st lAri- a.tou.
fa = r ptAlAP.rYlI
iwG la. 1885 Irtf n
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~ anfcd,

Sd or 3 journey a.su tab.ar, Makers
% 10 sstkmcu d sab-f anJ steady ha
Lifs constant aotk ana good naer. Nil BE-
gwen. No e,aers cred apps
JOS FRITZ, HARD
C4aslsIs, Ma ] ls3r 3tf
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STATE or NORTH CiRokINA.


RS
James ". ". Fariy. Use is'ea'
LEVIED ga the lands OF defendant, aa,pE.aa
she lands Of Jaua,asa Rod, Z-nss \. Grler
aad others, iyag On the waters Of steel
Greek,
2 / appearing 20 tho satisfaction Of the
a Court tia, the defendant rs 81 luaast
ianl Of another S,alo, Orderaa, therefore.
that publication 30 made SIX weeks no la,
Charlotte Journal t5r sad J. ". v. Fars-
- appear al the next Court Of Pleas end
Guartsr Sessions, ts be held far tbc couaty
OF hrcklrsburg, at the Courthouse 10 Char
lo''e, CO tn 4fa Monday 10 Jgly ue1i ara
then and there shaw cage, 10 auy be has5
shy aa Order should nst Sc aade for the
sale o' said land.
Witness, Braiy Oates, CIerl, Of our said
Court, at Ohce, the ilh Monday m Aurtl,
1. D, l-5-.
b OATES, G. &C.
May q, 1873 Pro, s4e s5a. fyi
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CABINET Bl NINEM|
kE<g.hED.

k'llE subscriber having r,,ga,l u
n b,.ts Bus,nss, - to- lsae a,
otirrs his service, d tie e.uua y |
place and the comment, se1tr1. q
laE prneufed good materials. h tsgp
veil ior tbs good performance u aIv1
and hssiag thorough kass *.
a4siness he fli'sfs h,ussli italss
- surpassed b. anS -aId aalr.ri
Use all means Als poser 4 ptss
commoslats bis custoGes H. A
esnstluily on hand even arrr g =
q buaiuess, 80 500 us sgtEg.., II
made, 10 supply the prresuf crnstt
subscriber lcusefs BIS lhaass is ~ 4
muotS i1r the IlbrnI pslte e ar
received, ard pfays oouasaag,,
.an,~.
Ai kinds n REPAIRING ls.l 4
cuifd ned With dc-paich.
ORDERS from .siance sl' .s
'ul's received apd gunc'uaEy a.lfl@ i
lie mas bs ioon,i 81 81! fas'sf
| doors narth easl 81 Ihe jail
formerly occupied L' NJ ] aa W.
CT at hts d~rliins iup.ds''I4 e
Allorders or OfFlNS atiescs-
arainrss aud despatch,
J r TglTtHlnl
hsrcA II. ltJ-
y. II. Turning Of oil ktn4, i''s.
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Prluters may more readily turn duellisis
than most other men, ~ they have always
their shooting suck clos. al baud when they
- .su.k
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-08

Sao10 Storm and Grecu Pfas.-On the
1874 Of AprIi, q very severe snow storm oc
CURED N London, aud On the safne dsy
green peas we're selling lor eight guiasas
peck.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-08

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-30
CURE JAUNDICE AND DROw-
SINESS.

DREPARED from n receipt originally procured ircm
/ an Indian Family. II was formerly SHOWN rs the
ud AN Corrective aud highly esteemed for its efficacy
for an conpi ints men ioned below.
In The spng OF The year, every one is troubled more
lees with propen toHleep. aud by The use q" this
corrective u eau he obs lated entirely. For pufi ing
and eradcating all kinds Of hhmofs irn The blood even
they appear esteTnay In the face, or any part "i e
body, IL much better and I more th' ac US any
xarn.l al icati0n: In iact seldom knew To ia ~
pro ng eifectual. The patient will nd nopefa rs more
the blood than any other pre- paralion ibey ever re-
rfed To- IN tar better than salts sulphur, cream TAR
tar or any preIaIainn of this Kind for when tile blood
IL once purified with this corrective, II remains li an
even temperature through the Summer months For
ioul soinach jaundice, general debility weakness oi
HE aIbs want of appetite, bilious and liver coina nts
headache stupor sc. Ac. For the caiarfl when Is
generally occasloned by the impure state ol the blood
nothing eatsni thai has proved ellie cios as
this purifying corrective. For all the ab"v. complaints
IL Is seldom known 10 fail In proving an elctthh rene
dy. II IL really worth the public attention, ~ every one
is of the unpleasant, dull, heavy ieelihg, wbci
he spring oi the year podnces Aud by the uss oi i
neciive IL can be obviatrd enthely-every one who
AT the mild and gentle effect IL has OF the blood To he
had by wholts sale and relaii at VIM Erown iSl Wash
ing gton streei, VIM. Ward& e." J. y. HIiJ. Il. Brown
NJ ewers, Gushing ST. vens, l.. Holden, a. B"ydon,
Il idder, J. i. Prcston James Fowe, Seth Fow le q
Pers0n, Eesteanx, Frederick Brown, J. BrowD has
H. Rogers, South hosiOn; - kidder charlcstown; H. T.
Brown & IIarrison, Saiem; Thos. PAWS, Newburypou
Proctor Rhodes, Lynn Ieman, Roxbury; inel ,p,ovi
dence; Babcock, Worcester; Ehaitnck, u. 'anrid 20
| Thornton. New Bedfordj Shaw, all River; TAYLOR
of Newport.