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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-13
State of south arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Frances Briggs. and others,
VS.. John Briggs,

''| vs.. John Briggs, ~ Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
IL an Order from the Court of Chanccry, in
the above stated case, will OH tn" first Monday
in October next, ut Edgcfcld Court House, offer
for sale at public ou,cry, tract of land belong.
ing to the Estate of Henry Briggs, deceased, on
tanning three hundred acres, more less situate
in Edscfcld District, or Sweet Water and Ste
vens creeks, OH the Mnrtintown ron.l "A I'd ud.
Joining lands Of Absalom Dclaughtcr, Lewis Cur
ry and land owned by the said Frances Briggs:
on q credit Of one and two years, except costs,
which must be paid in cash Purchaser to give
Bond and personal security, and Mortgage of
the premises to secure the purchase money
J. TERRY, c. L. L. f.
Commissioners Office. Z
Edgefeld, Sept 3, 1888. 81
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Office.

KH HY JACK will stand the ns,,ing Fall Seas
1yh son nj the following places. 4, Dr.
Ada' s on the 20tl inst. at Red Hill on the 2IS,
ut .Sharpton : on the END. at GEORGE Mckic'-
on The 2:i,l and 9th ut Absolrm DcIargl,,cr'S
ON the 18th, nj Joseph Val.n's on the = h. and
21th, and attend at 'hr respective places regular
" on every 9h day during the Season.-
VIII be let TO mares 1T 80 the Sci,s,n and 50 Ia
Insure. No liability for acrd ntS but every care,
taken to prevent them. Any me putin" b, In
:'iiaiIce nnd transferring the nlnc before il can
he asccrtancd whether she is in nal fDri,.i,s the
Insurance money. l2i cts I" tl" groom IN every
Instance. j. B ROUNDTRI
August "
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miscellaneous.
GENERAL lIARRISON'S OPINIONS on
DUELLING

Nii>thihb AiHhhiStN - OplNIONS ON
DUELLlNG
The New Jersey State Gazette contains
the following Interesting letter from General
Harrison in reply to ii letter from A. b
Howell Esq, Of Nottingham in that State
asking his ""pinion Of the code of honor
winch decides controversies by a resort tn
the duel" II abounds in matters of in
'rrest III many respects, and therefore de-
serves general prrsnaI.
North Bend. 7rh April, 1898.
Dear sr.-fon ask my opinion "of the
code OF honor which decides controversies
hy rcsnrl TO the duel" I compIv with
your rclucsi. and would do so more readily,
1t could suppose thar any thing tha, |
could say would have any influence in put
IlnS an tnd I" practice which il the cause
"i so much individual distress. and yio
laIc> :" many obligations of the most sacred
character.
THE arguments which may be used a.
SaInsi dn"ling are so obvious, and have
been so often urged by persons much more
able to do them Justice than I am, tha,
shall content myself with giving You what
may be termed my experience in matters
of this kind. And as this does not exhibit
the practice in very fascinating light, !,
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State Of Sou h aroli, Il.
EDGEFIEL.D DISTRICT.

'a9n Berry Rcyrx and sna o1sFs' n,ners VS. Partition
NJ Office is hercb. given that on the first
~ Monday in October next, Mt Edgefed c.
House. will offer for sale at public ou,cry, the
aaas f. Ss, the G Espts ps Of Rss5d L, Bs55Y
Berry the widow, viz: one tract containing three
hundred and seventy-tllree acres, more or less,
lying in Edgefield District, on Mountain Creek
or its waters. adjoining lands OF Jordan lIollo-
way, jacob Harley and Isaac Bowes. And one
other tract containii fv" hundred acres, more
or less, lying in the District aforesaid on The
tiers aforesaid. and adjoining lands Of Jordan
Holloway. Joseph Reard"n. Isanc Bowtes and
Jas Robertson, on n credit Of one aud two years.
except the costs, which mist be- paid in cash. the
widow paying third aud the other dis''ib,l-
tees two thirds O. the same; the tracts TO he sold
separately, aud the purchasers to give Bond and
security aud Mortgage of the premises.
j. TERRY, c. T.. T.. ID.
Commissioners Office, I
Edgefield, Sept. 3, 1893. : d31
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PEDIGREE

iFR-CLlNE is II hcau,ili,l bay, full Is hands
and " inches high. and is Il sure innl. gc,trr; has
run and wan many races in this STATE. Virginia
ard Maryland. When Ir left the turf h,. " as
regarded one of the hest three mile horses r the
State, and Two miles unciuallcd. a, three years
old after winning ,I,c great stake ut Baltimore.
(Sec 'luf Rcs,stcr,) his ow ncr WINS offered and
refused live thousand dollars for linn His Colts
are generally very promising.
llcr.Chne was got by old Sir Arcly. on, of
G"ors'aia. Arch, was by imported Dion. de-
dam ,mnortcd Cns,anira. by iiocLin. ham; ..
dam Tabi'la. by Tree than; g. .. dam bv B"s-
lh"ri'S; s.g. g. by Forester; T. g. 9. =. dam,
Coa'iton Colt; 2. &. g. 2. .. dam by Bastard ;
g.g g:e,g. e. by Lord Lcighs Charming Mol
my Second; g e. =. z. =. = =. dam IIal.er's
brown Ware by Stnngan's Arabiam 9. U.
g;g.,g g. dam Gipsy by Kings William the
Thirds Black No-Tongucd Barb: g g.gg.g.p
g,,s.s. ny Mnkelcss; e. g.g.g, gig. .g.g.
dam Royal Mare
Gc"rslnna was gotten by Col Alston's Gala
TIN (s"n of i'm. Horse Bcdlord> dam Calyrso Inv
Imported hnrse Knowslcy: grand dam hy F::clirse
(son ct tho imported horse Obscurity;)g. g. dam
by Skipwit s Fignrc;s y. 2 dan, b, imported
horse Bailor's Fenrnongl, out OF ihorough.lre,.
mare. w IOJINSnN
Ridge. March 10Th 1898 81 ii
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South I arOIina.

Henderson Abney aud others, vs. po,,;,;r,
Charlotte Abucy ""'
NOTICE il hereby given, that on the first
IN Monday in October next, al ! d gctirld &.
H., will offer for sale at public QUERY. the lands
of William Il. Abncy, deceased (exrcpt that p"r.
ton of them lying North of the Cambridge road,
which hns been assigned to Mrs Charlotte =.
Abuey. containing four hundred and ninety nlnc
acres more or less, lying in thu District "i .;,c-
field, OH the waters of Saudn River, and n,ioi,,-
ing lands of Edward Clark. Benjamin Richard
son, William Culbrenth, Andrew Burniam, K.
G. MAYS aud Richard Coleman, on n credit ni
one aud two years, except costs. which must be
paid in cash. Purchaser to & i've Bond and per-
sonal security and Il Mortgage of the prcm 10
secure the purchase moncy.
TERRY, C Z. L. d.
Commissioners Office. !
Edgefeld. Sept. Sd, 1893. d 81
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sWEDEf.EE.

He subscriber. from The inportnnitics
H. OF his friends, has concluded so far TO
resume the practice of his profession. AS to
attend to all calls in Chrome Diseases. A.
n'ong these, he would mention particularly
Scroiula "r Kings Evil, Cancer. Diseased
Mammae, Chronic Sore Legs. &c. Address
f.. l. CtRTLEDGE.
Parks +. o., EdSct:cld Dis. S. G.
May 10 If IL
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TIIE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
HE R-C r.

"lLL Stand the ensuing Fall Scasan. com.
w mcncing OIL the LIST Of September, at the
Subscribers Stable two days; 1T Mount " illing
the ;srd Sept; nj Perry's Store tho Ah and III
at kici'uItis"n's Store the 9th and eth: mt DIR.
Mobley's the St; and attend each mace cvcrv
l0'l' day. until the 10Th Of November He will
be let TO mares at So the sing lc visit l2 the sea-
son. and Sl5 to insure. In every instance the
insurance mo'cy will become ,mc as soon ns
the mare is known Ia bc with oaI or exchanged.
a company OF seven mares shall be entitled to a
deduction OF 81 on each mare by one approved
man Incoming responsible for the whole. An
possible care taken to prevent accidents but ]
will not be responsible for any.
RICHARD WARD.
3mttcs from thc Rigde on TIC Augusta road.
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State Of South Caruli,.a.
EncEEIEJD DICTRtf-,r

Nancy Hancock and o'hers,v VS. po,;,;on
~ Monday in October next, at Edgciield G..
H., will offer for sale at public outcry, II tract
of land belonging to Nancy Hancock. Simon
Hancock and WilliamJ Hancock and Martin II
Day us tenants in common. containing four hun
drcd acres, more or less lying in EdScfrIl Dis.
trict, OH the waters ofStevcns Creek, adjoining
lands Of John p. Mays. Robert Walker, Lewis
Curry. Joel Curry and Mrs Anna Anderson, ON
credit "i one and two years, except costs, " hieh
must be paid in cash. Purchaser to give Bond
md personal security, and a Mortgage OF the
the premises to secure the purchase money
J. TERRY. c, f. Ed.
Commissioners Office,
Edgeiie!d, Sept Sd. 1873. d 81
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-, ". II. HARRISON
10 AARON Il. HOWELL, ESQ.

In the Revolutions produced bv stcam
nor the 'cas, marvellous. is that which Ins
III wv" years time only utterly falisGed tho
prediction Of DIR. LarIner learned Emo.
i'Nhtnan. relative to the i.npnssibilirv of mS.
KING n direct voyage from Livcrpool ION
York 10y steam. What, we should like ~
KNOW. has now become of DR.. I,or,lnor
ana OF the town Of Valcntia ON the west
c"aS' nl Ireland, and of St. Johns. New.
ionndand. and Halifax. &C., WHICH vera
I" DC the stopping places to take in COAL
now nave the mighty fallen before m,
'h""m'ablc energies of practical British
''cci'"nics. merchants and seamen, Wa
must not took to closet men. They m.y
BOOK up the accounts of the scientific worlj
,'kc Bacon or they may discover laws liku
Ncp'cr '1d Ncwton; hut fer drccr appIica.
non OF great principles to matter. give us
yo'r OF hand unle,rered mcchai,ic. wh,,
Jumps to I he conclusion with Euclid, Comic
sections. Lunar Observations, or Lorari-
'''h': he Instinct ri true genius, as lv
practical results, needs no mathcmn,icol
,'laSralis but those that may he said liko
hanfs and Descartes philosophy TO b,
cnSravcn on the tablets 0! the brain. Give
Ms 'hr diamond in The rough-vour Rob.
rr's and your linskins: your irkwricbts.
W hItncys and Fultons before your smoke
d,ied cyclorrdiasis and nlsly metapbysi.
cianS.-N. \. star.
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Improved Surgeons Truss.

NNbi: the rndIca! cure of HERNIA mvcu,cd
u by liEnER CHASE. NJ. d.. Philadrphia.-
(,rnr0nicdto cnre.) All orders by mai or other
wise will bc promptly attended to- Address
either DR.. II BURT
DR.. NJ. LABORDE,
Dr. T.. J. INNS.
Edgcficld G. IT. ). G.. .foI
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look at This!

a Ill Persons indebted to Dr. HAswoop
VA BuRr will please call and settle with :. r.
GoonE. who Is duly authorized to settle up his
Books ard give receipt. II BURT
tuno 90, IS3a &C -
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NOTICE..

A LII Persons indebted to tho late Chr;
IA tian Brcithaupt, deceased, are rcur- st.
cd to make immediate payment And II
persons having demands against the cst.ie
of said deceased are requested to prcss mt
them duly attcstcd.
JOHN BAUSkETT, Ex'or.
I't5. 2J. -:
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Law Notice.

"HE Undersigned having formed conncx-
IL ion in business, respectfully offer their pro-
fessional services. in Law and Equity, for the
Districts of Barnwell aud Edgrfcld.
J. w. WIMBIsH is located at EdgeGcld Court
House, +. BELLINGER Jr.. at BarnwcI c. II
and letters directed to either of these places or To
Aiken (Which will be visited at regular ntcrvas) J
will receive prompt attention.
T.. BELI,INGTR,J Jr. Bnrm,rrR C. IT..
J.W. WIMBiSlI, Edg.jicH e. H.
July 26, 1888 c27
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Marshall. Il eel, bra'ed British compilcr
OF statistics. has lately issued new volume,
containing some things in respect to the u.
states, which, though quite cxcusablc on
he parI of the forei igncr, cannot fail 10 ra;so
sn,il" on the face of n native. He makes
The whole number of our States twep,v
eight ny one dash of his pen converting the
Territory of Florida into State and bv an.
other dash of his pen raising The District Of
Columbia t" similar dignity. Niississppi
he speaks of as ''inc"rporarch in 1Sl7."and
Alabama as do C. incorporatrd)in $780,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island and Connecticut he sets down os bav.
ing formed the District of New England.
III which slavery was never iocratc,."-
Why he does not include Maine and Yer
mont in this "Districi" doth no, appcat.-
lie is quite r>cusahlc in not knowing that
African slavery was tolerated in New Eng.
land for upw ards of 100 years, and that rhc
inhablIams of that "DiStrct' used to mako
slaves OF such Indians as they took in war,
and in some cases export them to the West
Indies. Such was the fate of the royal
family OF King Phillip of Mount HOPPE
BuI rs many Americans are ignoran of
such facts. we cannot wonder that Euro,c-
ans arc not better informed IIush. Chrou.
------
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Flint and Steel. WI, is that scn,lcm an
walking with Miss Film! said "a wag 10 his
companion. O, replied the other, that il u
spark which she has struck: bis uame is
Steele,
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4 he writer n speak 81 hin as one who
possessed those high qualities whieh
iurm . good citizen and > gentleman. He
Ess endowed with . mind sirohg aud dis
eliminating. and : heart essentially iusl
and honorable; and those 0f his friends
wha knew him inlimatsly. INDUCED :
StihsFo1ndsd hope. - lhsy Believed.
ihst his life. should IL be spared. would
ne distinguished fnr is exemplary rir-
lures, On Whaleser community Il might be
cast. Bot Al The very Ihrrshhnld 81 man
hood, IN the midst Il 81 the famering
prospects that youth. wealth aud CON
sri"us integrity open upon The mind. he
= summoned hence 10 appear before his
Maken-ieaving an afflicted mal'ier To
dePlnEe her ineparsble lass: AMI fnrnisli-
ing 10 his friends and asquainianess. BY
The example Of his unlimely death, me-
lanehaly warning Of The uncertainty Of
life. and solemn sdmaniliOa. 90 be pre-
pared for death. Communicated.
Died. a, his seat in the vicinity of Ma
ryTil'e. Tenn. on the 5lh Of June last.
JOHN WOODs. esq. in the 76:h year Of his
age. Nc. Woods MAS burn in Orange
County. n. {. in 1863. In The l6lh
year If his age he entered The revolution
AIRY army as volunteer. and performed
iEo l"urs al duty. In 1896 he emigra-
ted to Tennessee. and Vas among the
iirsI settlers near MaryEilIe, where lie has
sinre continued To reside. In 1911 he
represented The eonniy Of Bloun, in the
Legislature OF Tennessee. and served Two
campaigns as a volunteer in the late war.
Tie Is represented as a worthy citizen. a
faithful friend. an alTecIiunale husband,
an unbsgdins patriot. and strictly an ho-
nest man.
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A CERTIFICATE

! From three members oi the MEDICAL PRO.
FESSioN IN Germany. in Europe.
We, the undersigned. practitioners al
medicine in Germany. are well aware,
that by our course We may forfeit the
friendship Of some of The faculty, but not
of its benevolent members. who are unin.
! tlnenced by selfish motives. Though we
shall refrain from an expression of our o.
pininn, either Of tie sountlness. or un-
soundness II DR.. GoehCke's Rew doctrine,
We are happy 10 say that We Leem bis
SsnaIiVe too valuable not To be generally
known: for wha, our eyes bphuld and our
ears hear. we must believe.
We hereby state. that when DR.. Louis
Ofiin Guplickc frs, came before the Ger.
man public. a. the pretended tliscnvereI
al new doctrine and new mrdicine.
we held him in the highest contempt. be-
iiering and openly prnnouncing him to
he base impnstnr aud the prince al
quacks. But. on hearing 50 mach said
about the Saaatire. against and fur il. we
were induced. from motives of curiosity
merely, to make trial of its repu,ed virtues
upon nnmber Of our mnst hopeless
patients; and We now deem it our buuntien
duty (even at the expense Of our self in
teresD puhiclyIo acknowledge its mighty
efficacy. in curing not only consumption,
but other fearful msladies, which we have
heretofore believed iacurahie. Our con-
tempt for the discoverer of this tnet!irine
was at once swallowed up in our utter
as;nnishmen; At these unexpected results:
and as amends for our abuse of han. We
do frankly confess 10 the world, that We
believe him a philanthroPiSI Who does
honor to the profession and 10 our cuuu-
try, which gave hin birth.
The recen. adoption Of this medicine
int" some Of our European Hospitals Is a
sufficient guaranty that 1t performs all lis
promises. Il needed not our testimony,
for wherever it is used, it is its own best
witness. HERMAN ETMuLLER. NJ. ID.
WALTER Way GAuLr. NJ. ID. |
ApoLP8us WERNER, Nj. ID.
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life, in Pinsy lsania coun.
", Virginia, on the Odd ult., on his way
from this county to the Virginia Springs.
WILLIAM Ransom SUTHERLAND, son oil
Solomon Sutherland, deceased. late OF
Wake county, n. G. in The 22I year of
his age. The deceased, while attending
a course of medical lectures in the city
Of Philadelphia las. winter, had an attack
Of scarlet fever, which terminated in pull
mouary consumption. the fatal progress
of which could not be arrested by the
best medical attention this country afford
ed. An intimate acquaintance with the
deceased from his early boyhOod, enables
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Impariam .AocsRtm. Wool has
len Boston fnr Augusta to confer with
Governor Kent, who is now in session
with the Couac!i, on The subject Of eslab-
ldisiing one or more Military posts near
The Northern Fruatier. This distinguish.
clnairer has been sent BY the War Depar.
ment Of the United States al the earnest
application Of Governor ken,. fur the
Parpnse Of making a remonslance and
srlrrting suitable positions for the esiab-
lIshment Of P"sts To rrolec, our territory
from foreign aggression.
Portland .2!r.
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WAR! WAR;! yyAR,,.
IETwEEg
Physi ins and the Matches sanaf,.

IETwEES
"Physicins snd the Matches sanative..
]. Why are some o; The American physic;.n.
making such strong Il ais tu PUT DON n III
Aatchiess SanaiIsrl Let the public answer
2. Why did the German Physicians az FRS,
oPP1SE DR.. Goehcke, and afieru ards nc.
knowledge him Ia be a GREAT RPAEp.r
| TOR To mankind? Let the public answer.
| 3. Ahnl medicine HAS cuiea. Is rn,;re
WILL cure obstinate diseases which Me- nh,-
! sIclans CANNOT caTea lie, facts answer.
Whht kmS q! apple trees are SruNpn
| and CLUBBEDl Let farmers answer
.. Why are physicians tonsisntlv PERT
ING the Sansiive and saying nntLing 49,.
OTHER meGieines7 Let their day. h.ok an
swet ~
6 iiow did Dr. Adams attsmp, "a corv;o..
VIZ: "thste'' who had. Bought pi,laI Il The sa.
n ~, ,nr memaerui hi, family that Il wssa
pAN"H"o1Sm edieintf LIT enc al the dali.
" papers answer. " lie = cent cxn.,'rs.'.
"liIrh DR.. Adams tlied with The n,,,,l..ss =.
native, IN giving la,g" dose I. a doc 49,,
oCr EiLL NC niM 'ieari, proves Iha, III. 49,
tive Vas mace to Cure aud az, ~ Vii
4 WY DO some physiclans SElkPTl y
buy the sanaiise aad MIX it With ,he,, 80.
medicines, which thew use IN Il cir dai
,!e,i Answer that they nap have "a. cRS
lit ofihe CURES. SNA-
WY Is SICK young man helep sir q ~ -.
"tthe tiFsi families Ia d sion. nov ,s,,..,, Sne
nntive without lsttina the atten,in, - $50 "a
KNOW ~ The recovery oil i,s mai IA ~,
shortly swtr. "m
Q "ty are physicians ,t,i.r Ia n.,.,.
agents :" CIV" up sEI.i ING the Ssoa,..., az"
sw'r- They kn"w, u It si,nsid. be fur sals -,
ely tnwn m Ameelea. a., ' VEN III .nIs
resort I" S0NE oftIkis BUSINESS -
.SrAksE VI eIse
10. "hy viii the Matches s.,.,;..
he the ONLY ms,lic,ne used lh,on.l.'., 80.
w"rl"! 1T r. sl>lCIANS ausarr wa
IL Why ~ acer,atn t,hyslc,a., -, K,n,.
an 't"' :" a ? pei sn u rita a o, ins, n. san
ant! LEI las toAsCIEaIE snsver
The above precious naetlir,ne f,ha a,;.,
discovery e DIR LOUIS q G,.Els reha.
GERMANY Is tor sale, wholesale aud ,.,si :; ~
Basion. by d. 5. RoaLAND Ge,a,aI III
can Agent for the diseoverer, Where nnm He,,.
letters certifying the good fleets q, H. rnsa;'
cine. may be sven. WIG heo'-
Also Tor sale by retail. in most Of The ,own,
IN America. "e 'o"ns
~ In places where there il NO a,s,, a.,
P"st"as''S "r any storek &c per who Al s,;,s
I" the General Agent at Bos,on, Will ;,.',"sd;'
ate'y be appointed an Agent.
CAB. b. LEA, .4genf.
ffscsant Grore, 0naage. N. C.
sr--sR
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G0EI.ICKE'S
IEatca.ess Sa.lasiEc.

is obtained sqaay fr.m i.s" y, gstab .. a,iass 2
and mineral klag IuWs. aud ihas posse So =
three i"'d pau er; aud ilouai dss IN, d A. . e.
mel. inr Consumption solely J. .,osst,st q 90
mysterious ia.iliruce over i;,a, tIsssasrssfte.
d 'lala system--is ,aediciae winch hr.Irs T.,
be valued By Physicians. who are ,lai,s WI
nsssing it, astonishing cures nf many y hnru
they lad ressg"ea 10 t.e grasp ii tue lssatia.
BILE Grave.
DOSE Of the Sentative, f.r adults, ore
drops fnr cmdren, hall drop: shd l"r iutants,
4 ,aricr drop; the dsIRciinnE explain Tie nsaa
Ger ct taking hail or quarter er"p.
PRiCE-'Fhree and one third rix dol
lars iS2 5ol per hail ounce.
All persona VII" live IN nnhealthrv climates,
whether hat az cold all nprraily, : aHn uInets
connected With manufactures, aud an VIII, lea.
seAeniaty and inacit,o lives. ave exposed Ia va
rians usts!i4ns m1ladies. vii, h may he s,le,t
y preying upon iatii constitutions nhhc Ihsis
caunienanees wear the glow Of health. and
white they "susperi M danger nish"--maiadirs
which ~ occasional use II the Sanaiiye wuu:..
check in tile bud.
The patient. while using the m li~inc, sh0iild
eat and drink lin kiad, not u"sutHtl whatC ver
the APPETI dirtates amd not be compelled
10 force down, - GiHSt ttne every ~, die,
which the lend. 81 friends a,,. k,ndcsi nu, SCI
often ''npfu,ntly rcc' mmcha NA1tRE l.
r;IE GhEif PhY>i IAN. tine Gntor AID
nurse only her srTvantsl; and it W. Wa pref,
by her advice, we mast adhere strict 10 her
Iuial!ible recipe. II she order &c the patient
water. potter. or hook. S5ty htr; il she direct
fish, fowl, Eggs or bref steak, regard her roiee
Ia ether words, the paticnt should eat aud
drink whatever his appetite erarss. not fnrgei
in 1" he temperate Ia all ihings"
Ia burning frvers. mock not the patient
instructive call for cn"i,ng d,iak by sim,l,
,n"istentna 90 his patched lips, bu, rlac, b,
his bedside vessel Of water, put into his hand.
a cup, and let him sake hrs thirst al PLEASURE
This is reason, this is common sense; this il
nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05
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'nrn Oh Monday next. the 9th inst.
The defeat Of the sub treasury bill in
the House Of representatives, has DIFF
t'sri j'y through all the country. On
M""day evening the 25'h ul'. the bill ha-
wing been reported Id the House from
Tie commt,ce Of the whole, the previous
q 'e>'Inn was moved by Mr.. Sherrod
Williams, and call Of The House by Mr..
WISE The call having proceeded until
81 answered to this names, i, was then
suspended ani The dnnrs thrown open.
Tae previous question was then sec"n'
DID and carried. The main question
WAS on The engtossmcn, Of the bill Tor
Is third rcndmg: and the yeas and nays
haSln, been ordered, the votes were
Yeas Ill, nays l2j. So the House re-
I'<el 10 order the bill 10 lis third reading,
'he'eby in effect rejecting it.