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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
NOBILITY OF I.AsoR.-AlI classes be-

NOBILITY OF I.AmR.-All classes be-
gin olccI tie Necessity Of acquiring knott
edge: and as Ii. ir minds experience the
anlmaring influence Of the lghI. they will
not ask for more. As The mysteries of
>cicncc begin 10 be dinly 'liScrrurd by The
feeble aud firkerine lishr helnre them,
their curiosity will become more and more
cXrird-rlmir thirst for knowle, n:orc
urgpml-until they are hnt satisfied. The
ulliInatr-nav, The Immediate eject Of
inrfeased general intelligence. wi III I'r n de-
Sire TO become distinguished ior their sue
cess in the particular ;v"cai"n they have
chosen. This. they will discover. is TO l,c
surely Obtained only. hy trarng The rules
Of their art to their origin. and hy cnQuir-
ing the ndsons for the adcpIin Of cach.-
Run as they cannot accomplish Ibis with
uul more or less patient study. their intel
lccr will receive Il beneficial trimming un
der " hrh their powers musI hr daily mnrc
in,iscrat,d. Thus renewed to rcilerrinn
and Philosophical Inquiry, their mind,
will htcrnr caracilattd for the invcs'isn.
,iun Of kindred subjects. Trey will, in
time, hc led in this way. ~ see how close
lhc relation and mutual dependence hr.
tween ,lilerrnr hrallrhes nf' Srirncr ant! art,
ul lIu>c intimate Relations HEY never
dreamed. are cumn'rird. 'thc man " hu
i, cnntrnrrd To remain Ignorant of the first
prIm les Of hi> 1ralr, and receives thr
rules necessary for his guidance from his
"lrn>s." as perfect aud nnalterahr. NAV he
expected inrcman obscure and drunc. like.
lie will very justly descend
"1'0 tie vile dust from which lie sprung.
Unwert, umhomurcd, aud uIsung''
il may he sinking his children with him.
" hnse education llr has ut elected Ru.
on The other hand, The man who spculs his
leisure hours in searching after know ledge
in general, as bearing upon his prolcs-
>inna interests n.uSl. and will he hnnored
and esteemed. M marlrrwhat his avoca-
lon nr l'rcuninry situation may I've. it will
be deemed no disgrace. II i, nor his pro
II s>ion which renders n man really honor
able or di>h0nurahic. in the eyes orIhc re
lcriirig aud discriminating portion "I The
community, huI the manner in which he
pur,mrs il.
LEI every man manifest that degree Of
c"mIurt, ami neatrr>s uI dress. compatible
with his caIlng-,ll:i srniIrmanIv ,lrpnrl-
mem becoming sensible men-and above
all, that degree oIin'rlligrnrr which is ful-
Is within the grasp Of all, aud he will be
duly respected, We care not whrlbcr I've
handle the awl, or The axe. the plough, or
the slrdge. lhe mre'IIr, or the plane.
In lhIs view Of the subject, mechanics
must take the blame to themselves, iftbry
are MOI regarded Iavorahly. The noblcsi
rnd of being. so far us time is concerned,
is conformity ru the public good; and he
who strives lnrl Accomplishment ofllai
high purpose, will realize the mobility Of
labor"
"Worth mikes thc ,nalr-wit The fellow
The rest is leather AMI prnrclIa.
Baltimore Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

Whatisn a Printer ?-7tn Editor of me
of the New Ynrk papers. said, in rhrct,
at Il late meeting Of the Nlerchan,s-That
he WAS Mechanic. as he made papers
that he was a Merchant. as he soM Them
and that be was a Manufacturer. as the
news, whether ficiion or fact. was often
modelled at his Office. Tho question is
thus answered:
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SEHOOL!!

X y. WAhhElN 0uld respectful
!" " inform bis friends ana ~
1ablic generally, ths,Ihe will re- omen n, II
ssnSol' iot tho reception Of pupils 0,
che lst daysof OcI. : s.s 80 =
| = Allwho are wishing particular bana,
NJ OF the school, will do well TO cnm,
mehce as near the beginning Of the tsrn
,as possible, aSsssystematic course q
Instruction is essential TO success., Z, : :
TERMS OF TUITION per uuarte,
Of IL weeks.
alphabst 4 and Spelling. 90 5o
Reading. Whiting and Ari,h-
matte. Geography. Gram-
mer, Book Keepiog, Phil. s,..
osphE &c. 81. saFl q no
Fl i0ord about Books. We shah e.. ~
aeavor 10 Introduce the 'tElectic Series
9f School Books, !" which is al inysl,ahla
s,' work for our western scbools
we want system in this thing, ,-reform
~ ~ sehooi 6ooksis loudly called, for.
lSoIh'ng is more perplexing 10 a teach
~ ! a. 10 send him your children with
! variety OF books from Tom Thumb
to the Holy Bible, and then murmar
about his poor prog ress. :.
we hope our merchants will favor the
morris OF Introducing suc: books as are
and thus aid in establishing !,
uonc sentiment on this subject.
merchants are not generally aware.
'ne essential service they may render
10 cause Of education by introducing a !,
coks. III s''
Strike "o~, and all together. /.
Dover, Sept. 26, 1889. - - 4 4
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DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
For the Ohio Democ,,,


Messrs Editors.-in taking = .,,;,
al me Whig Truth teller, ofN. Phil
-ade'Ph'a last week, production worth,
ct ''s most noble author, and siene,
broad run" exhibited the daring vii.
1a'ny and reckless disregsrd for truth,
winch are the happy racteristics Of
aPer''on OF that party whose pos si,ion Il
9" degraded. that all their claims must
oe sustained by fendish ISLANDERS. and
cuenr"at assertions against men. who
stand too far above them in the scalo or
morshsy and respectab,lity, to be reach.
% oy such miofnigt rudFaas, de6auclss.
Ire production halls from "Broad
run and The author calls himself =
no'ghbor Of Sebastian Brainsrd II
KNOW too we'll, the citizene of thai 70
e'on' whether Wing or Democrat.
10 suppose that so much faIsehood
gross ialsehood. and malicious SANDER
shonld be. cherished in that atmosphere
am aware that whiggery, dyed in tbe
-"oo',vegetates there most luxurian,lv.
put J am willing to meie out to them
mat Justice which is due to their res.
Tppec'aeiI''y p foI veraciiy and morsliiv
:, Sebastian Brainard's neighbors on
broad run, arc all respectable: and Il
teei satisfied that neither Mr., Brainard |
nor his neighbors, on Broad run, will
DC :. proud TO acknowledge the base au-
'"ol o. Mat production, as one of his or
NOR ne'ghbors. No! Messrs editors.
- al production halls from a gropshon
hs author debauched, and h;s sOnI
''eeped in. repeated bumpers Of Alcho.
loi, his conference.-the whole man Ior
a'her animal, ifyou pleaso presenting |,
hat disgusting appearance, as would
mark him IN the Sye ofevery bsholder.
: 2 being. fashioned Hike a man, bui N
educed TO the lowest scale Of animal in
egredation. .. III
Will Jdmes Patrick deny this fact a iui
ompanied with his aHdav,ti win III
VI good neighbors on Broad run father go
u" 'yine, this slanderous production
could nome tho author. but / res
'ct Mr. Brainard and his Broad m,
'ighbors too much, to bring thar -
lmeS IN Juxta position with debased
Ihs charge that Mr.. Brainard be. a
me Democrat, only when he cot COZ cor
'e at the Surplus Revenue, is false. as led
ay oe seen by referring to the period chs
hen the floating candidates for Repre~ Ne Ne
n'at,se we're q be nominated BY The saI, S,i
emocrstlc contention. Mr.. 7Brainard We,
aen only located himself in our exp
UNITY, and hewas appointed on one Of sho
committees at that convention. OhiI !,
anne where e thy blush" Alas IA. H0'
''n has9 long since deserted stGat =
eek Alcohol has dethronedfil, aud J
rsvagss Ipat there, an indeIible evil don
4 a +.
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IN MARRlED.-At Palmyra, N. y. on
~. IMuesday thei lth.ult. by The Rev -
Mr Frederic T. Hur1thal, of Massllon
70 e Miss Emily Smith, daughter ofF
smith, Esq' of,he lormer place.
AT Elizabeth city, N. C. on N. 2ed
INST; by the Rev: Dr. HarrelI, MFR
Ssrdella, late Of PhiladsIpbia, to M;.s
MARIA Fool, oftAe former place.
AT Philadelphia on the 26ult. Mr. F
ooo'h' Fnnter, to Mlss Hannah Pine
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w Smother roy sesere Of inflammation, Rho,
Meesm y, cured By Or. Vim. Eoaus' Med;c;n" ,eA
~ wv. John A. Carroll, of the county of Vast
ehester, town of North Castle, New York I,. had
.".: uoen severely afflicted with inflammaiory rbeuD
;na,sm TOR fourteen months with yiolant Gn na;ns
N ns hm6s' great heat, excessive thirst d~s d."
mess ;. o. skln' limbs much swollen, was moi ab,o
nu"M assistance to turn in he'd for six weeks
aJv;.ad adv eI T. various remedies to no effect Was
i1r W. Evans medicine of JoO Cha,hsr' ro,,,s o
Hew York, which he immediately sent e.. ,.'sel @
amer taking tho first dose found great rs;ae S.T
ana IN continuing its use according to the & 5;ren
Uons tor ten days, was perfectly cured
he 'h q ssler any person to him for the truth W
me above statement. ' "uu' OF
!, Dr. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 ~,
y n'm street New York where the Doctor aa nSsS
'e consulted, and his medicine procured may
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LION HOTETisS
BY MRS. MARY ALBEkT.

W ks. 10 ALERT, would respectfully n.
4WM iorm ihe citizens Of 1uscafaWas ColIn /.
AZ. ", and the TRAVELLING public generally
9'a' b.a see can accommodate those Who 1ia, tbyr
he ,er WIN men custom, in as good stys d. rs
oe m nad N this par.;oftIie country & Z ss'ss
,ef !, bar and Table viii be supplied ssitI, is
oes' tne market can afford. lierstablgs are lara
ano az wei furnished, and will be y;eII 49,, -
reasonable terms. .GiF: '---44S Y.
New Philadelphia. NAV 4 lego ~
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DIN VIM. EVA97es
MEDICAL CONSHT,T u 75InSs.
OEMnE.


100 CHATHAM ISTREET. NEw.yopx
BDr Evans Office for Medical co,.,,l,.
1on and advice. 100 Chatham stree, n v''a
Delly attendance il given for personal cons',l
saaon. immediate answers are returned !,
connlry letters, which must miHuteIy a dssc,;t' J
me case and contain remittance far adS;ca ~
medicine, which can he forwarded n anY a." a"u
- me world, however distant. No Jia;.ip,S, pS.'
ssn occur as the medicine win be secnreIv :. = !
Observation. 's' s-,st P'o'estea ''s from rom
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND coins
a! Nervous diseases, liver complaint dy.Deos;.
Dl'ious diseases, piles, ulcers, female wssLps,a'
s.,a au causus Of fhypochondriacsm. tovsn;,;,s'
ra,. r'suon Of the heart, nervous irrtabity sr,
MI nj; weaknsss, fuor albas, seminal weaknsss.
loss Of appetite, heart burn gsrsss
Ie9ny' .:ay' bodily weakness. cbIorosis ~ aroo,
- hatulency. hysiefical iamtings byser
es' headaches, hiccup, sea sickness n;sb, ms."
,noo.u. sH, asthma, tic dououreux. cramn
;Pasnoalc affections, and those who are o;pi
v;II iii CO e. inaI most excrnciating disorder, Corr
r. Enol nc ryhei rom their suferings, course OF
Eans IN the side, chest, limb, head s,on,.cH
sr, JraoN, almllesa or confusion ii sight olteros,a
uH'es OF neat aud Nchitliness, tremor. watch I
~, agitation, anxiety, bad dreams snasms
lercurai and all delicate diseases nra sp"ca" ao
NY treated by DR.. Evans. - 'u''eSS-
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NEW GOONS1 :.

| UsI received from the Eastern cities ,
eS 'S'SG %Sn AND I,sr srIendd assortment Of FALL
ID fse"cn, c English, and Victorio Prints; Muslin
aed ae Lanr, S, falnted Muslins and Lawns Linen
an,t anu .Eol'en Drllllngs; Blue, Black and Mixed
w,o.ns Cass'lmeres, and Satineits of ali col.
IrnLio TIs Jna 9ualles; Bed Ticking. Bleached and
and Fur Gaps. - y ''a'r
Nm .u, IL. SMITH & Co.
M -. Au kinds of produce taken in ex-
'na"ge for Goods. CASH paid for Wheat. |
ON J. I. S. q Co. !
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~ WH1YE.l b ~. Bfcrp
A.SpEQ QTIFULL z u q q ! : - s -.
Isrs cfthe United Safes & % y !. .,,,. M ~
esye been Individually known s.. S s...., ,sss
ilsqed Letter Founders. that ,bas sS'e1s Ll
"s.n Y.nso 3 Co-PaFinsrshiP 10 ssid bns5
ssss, sno from their united skin nd i
ens;se experience, they hope 10 ~ AZ.
g give satisfaction 10 sil who NAV y &. aois
them with their orders 'ay 'asor
The iniroducton OF mscl,;n..
paace q the iedioDs and unheol,I,y !. n," .s,a
ssss o. caslIng type by hand, dss;r.., L
: s.em blythe American iDeenu,iv soS
neayy expenditure Of time and ,snna.a a
On ihe part Of our senior ps,,na, s"s
=. successfully accomplished. -ES,en.sa;s.s .as
,aS,.'s 10. :, me machine cast letter has f,Ilv
.esIso, and established iis superior;,s';y
's'y ParlicalaLegefs sIiose cas-, e. ~ $
old process. 'AS
The he. letter Foundry viii be,esf;.,,h.
'arrled on BY the parties before nsnsS
lnoer % the firm of White. Harar 80
les rom Diamond 10 sisty-four I sI;csa -
lca. . Ipe book and news tyne BEING
ne NEST modem light and s,yle
white Hagar, q Co. are m seen,s 4.
= ,.o sac O the Smith and Rus, Printing
tes'es, which they can furnish to ,heir
,stomers Of manpfaclurer,s prices
nases, Cases, Comnosina
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THE FOLLOWING CERTIFIcA rr m
hnS haIIed to Us by Mr. Van Setback, of ALBANY va
"sny respectable member of the communiiv
M whose veracity cannot he doubted. u''''y'
Mr. Septenlus Kendall, ofthe town of W..
.erIoo, county of Albany, was for abon, "es, or
years troubled with nervous and bilious Ouf ue.a
a,'asi uom, %hieh for 7years rendered him unable to
attend 70 his business, and during The las, ,rao "
years of his illness WAS confined to the 't ',ee 0
e.'s mptoms were dizziness, pain in tho bsad ss1
an' S,de' pap'ation Of the heart went of appe
menl, nearly three hundred dol ars w;tbou, "e' os
'alnIng any permanent relief he bv acc, acc;dOU. oO
1ohced an advertisement OF Dr.. " Eaen' Evae"
uam1m!le and Aperent Pills. and was ass' ooass
iuently Induced to make a trial Of them. HNer
lslns them about a fortnight, he WA. ,h1a h"sr
va;k ,.'s QUIZ y four months. he could attend "
'uSness and considered his disease en,;..i'
emoved. The above informa,ion was s;uon J;~ore,y
ne subscriber by Mr.. Kendall himsele ca" tha.o "
On, therefore be no deception. '' ''"ere
STEPHEN VAN SGHAICK. |
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;, Nuisance. We are requested to call
zoe attention Of the public, to an old cid
99rldgc extending across the canal & - :
c'apldated condition, endsDgerinp Tho =
ives Of the citizens. We hone ,hs %
proper :! ~ z authorltier, (if there are suy. - :
y WI a!tend TO il; as it now is disgracoe
to the con,aunlty. ~, 80 80
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!, gu oUYH.oGA 10 PAPER MILL,
oy fESFlELD& srARR. successors =
". As..s.... Nt0,n &. Wat.,,o.... ~ p

~ ,%sS.s St0'O y Wetmore. J.
N vHlS mill is located upon The cnv.
:, IL hoga river a, the great Falls Ivy Z,
70, ,na' stream which gave name io ,ha III ~
'agE Of Cngkoga Falls, o7' VI"
The CUYHOGA PAPER M,I,
"ns "aS an an o!d and established reputation.
* s "s, speclmens sall Of its work may Be seaT
"nos!, every PoriiOnsof Ohio. The
p'Op,!eofs p',.p.!e. nave now on hand a laroe
quan'''y' Of different sizes of prin,iss
!, luPet, rom MaDmsoM to Medium. ana
?, ~ o,hei kinds used, which win be- a. soIS @Id
low ! lo5 cash to suit purchas sers. IanS sIiI 4
desired, con'rseis' will be filed for s sr,,
& quantity =, needed at rates which - csnno,. -,
'a.i' a. 10 meet The expectation Of tho Duh. DuS.
-July::00,- 1883. MS. n s43' ,,....
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"a. A!..Is.rEfsyrWFs1NT

Novice ishstsby given 10 ,be Com
"a: niss,oned ofiis IRE FOf ihS tsg Rifle Reg
'ment ! 4th 4. Fl D. @ M to meet II
me nguso nseathstI t4s ssr on Sat.
oiaay 0lh 3 sys'Sf .f,ctltes ,lext; and
the. then arg thsie{to q s'sss s9s yslonel for
Byofisr sTt tie tsssks e.
q ,batlg3 3tssy ys < " N N \ ltSttf.sssard 'r
q. EEyig ln6Itsator.
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CERTIFICATES

Z nv SGp les.
a Ia. ~ Se! Le.ter from the Hon. Abraham M,Clel
| he. osC ISCInYan County, East Tennessee, Mem.
81, a. a.; WASHINGTON, July Sd, 1888.
,,ad olhce have been in this cty. have
So;,a sSn.e OF your Dyspeptc medicine with in
,ba a emenl ana satisfaction, and believe il 10
s,;iucnts N DYa'uao'e remedy. One ofmy con,
Tannas., ~. a. Harden, ofCampbelI couptv
oio and he had EMPLOYED it yerv "riIll
inns practice, and says it is ipyaInabIe M!
Sonnsoh' your agent at this place. thinks ,'o,
would probably like ar. aaent. in T'ennassoo 'Tu Ir
49,, ! "ou'd recommend DR.. "A. Garden nc a
p,HPoI person to ofhciate for the sale of vonr
S;'s SeoIa'ed medicine. Should you commission
,i' "' ne is willing to actor YOU. You can Sand
r., "ou,cihe by water TO the care of Rotart |
Sons, Knoxville county. Tennessee |
Sr oy land to Graham g. Houston Tazen,om'
Last Tenn. have no doub, but ifvom III
eo"ts ~ several counties in East Tennessea
s,ed' uedi OF your medicine wonld be sold 7
am going 10 take some of it home with me Co. i
u,. y own use, and that Of my friends. and should
.Ne 10 near from you whether YOU would I,La
a% T agent AT bluntvie, Sullivan county Ea.,
= eh"' lean get some of the merchants IN oct
ior you, as live near there. d '' " a0'
n n :, AbKAHAM MCCLELLAN. of Tam
i 20 ~ Dr' VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham st. NJ " Il
,,l.. ABRAHAM J. CREMER, residing At ee il
WON street, New York, was afflicted with Dvs. Il
pepsla 10 Its most aggravated form. The symo.
soi Guns were violent headache, great debiIity "a.
ses, costyeness, cough, heartburn, pain IN III.
,nos.;,n . s.o stomach always after eating, impaired
;ppe., ;,r,ed sensation Of sinking at the stomach,
,.J oas.;ns sue, nausea with restlessness. These O
'n consulting Dr.. VIM. Evans. loo Gba'hona M". ii
trest and submitting to his over sucoessi" and Al
'sreesoly mode Of taeatmen the patient was lie
'cnpete'y restored to health in the short sn.cs in
!, one month, and grateful for the incalcuIabIe In,
snent derived, gladly came for ward and voi' n
nteered tho above statement. ""u WIS
v ~. WM. EVANS Medical Office Inn a,
street, New York. too tb
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September Z, 1888. sNi DIH'

IN. n Anoher recent testof tho unyipe,lsd ,;r,,,
q ,gr r. Wm. Ecans' Medic,ne.-DYSpFp a y
LEN YEARS STANDIMG,-hyy.J MoK,n A
~ 40 stanton street, was afflicted w;,, ~ y
,ad 4. .onp'aiht for ten years, which incspacIs
you nm at intervals, for the period of siy 49,
!" amending to his business. restore5 ~ ~ r.
Evans. treatment OF Dr. Vim
| 10 symptoms soere.-A sense Of Jistarso,
,ho a NJ pp,esson after eating distressing main +,
,;,o Pu W Tue stomach, nausea, impared anna
,,ah;,a;. a'uness' palPlfation Of the heart. are.,
10y s'u emacIaflon, depression of sn;r;,s
',o'ue" resi- sometimes a billions vom,,,na
"u pam IN me right side, an extreme dagraa Z,
h"suor ana iantnsss; any endeayonr ~ n,,..,, -
o BUSINESS causing immediate exhaustion .nJ
oosa '. IN mchenz'e is daily attending to his bsu;
cnss,S S dna ia: none OF the above symptoms have 70
'ou n. SINCE ne used the medicine. Hs;.
;uuong and healthy man. He resorted 70 10y,
aos IT." VI remedies, bntthey were all ;neffso,nnI
a;o,a5 Wiling 70 give any information 10 The at
1aI.eI respecting the inestimable benefit rnndan
81 ;";.o 10 MIN oy the use OF DR.. VIM. Evans, nnd
n. VIZ h1oVe Medicine can be procured or i,
g. Wm' Evans advertised agents n ,bs Itn;,n !; az
'''a es' ana throughout the World. ' on
~ cI. 1T Evans, in order to preyent Il lrsrI
ons ol ms Medicines being imposeJ ~ * IA
onnterfeIts, has had the labels III ~
,"es entered according to act ofCong,ass ,ss
q.es's % IT,, mem therefore, to he particnlar n VIM
( ',,a. na me labels contain The f;,lIoyw;no
n'terea according to set of Congrcs. '%;'Is 4, w
;.uSs /. 70 Me year 1889, IL he CLerE,s GSy. -
'e Southern District Co,r3 ~ NJ, & o. Cgtce Qft
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MoTlCE.-As we wish to live and
.es !. l,ye.' therefore in future, all notices
whatsoever, with the exception Of mar.
-risges and deaths, will be charged a 9
advertisements; and then inserted con-
sPlcaoasly and on reasonable terms
All cabbage'd and chaotic post,v
must oe accompanied with the cash 10
insure publication. -'aH s.. -, '" '' "
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7 Tbg J, q : .H1ageIs t.tHyageIs and Nurses.
Iotad's pussage Of The teeth tbroueb fba ann
uoublesome and dangerous q 4, ,s,','1
at;on owh py mothers that thers 3 stesr ir,;,
css. - r. lhe mouth and gums dnfi6a Ina :, ~, 4.
iva (. ne gums swell, the secretion Of ihe saI.
Snd aI.sased. the child Is seized with ffemeb
"a 80. hts OF crying. watching sta,i,nr r.
isnresp ; .ano sPasns Ofpeeuliaf parts; tha cS;id
sna",s ss: wi.n Extreme violence, and ,l,rn.,s inn -
io,ss lnIolts mouth. Ifthsss precnrsarv svnn -
vnIs;on are not speedily aIeyiaied spasmo3ie con-
ltba bs universally supervene, and soon ca,se
have s0Iai!on 81 OF The infant. III mothers who
plelr htlie babes afflicted with these d;ss
Pvarass symptoms would apply DR.. William
b,'rd s sss soothing Syrnr, which has preserved
~ s.. eus oi infants when thought past racove
~ ~ .l1,n oeing suddenly attacked With that Z.
VI, malady Commissions. 5-fs- :, -' - mat IA
tn's, iniallible remedy has preservsd brn
S.I.; wgIs Wnen thought past recovery. from con.
,ha n.,u AS soon as ilie Syrup is rubbed a.,
.,;o s gums, the child will recover. This p,sns, ~
" sam. y soinnoceut,so efTitacious, and 40 ntss-
s.,ps . tnat no child will refuse TO let it's 0pps H.
cus eu wihii When infants are at the ACC ~ ~
oo.L wv hiontns, though there is no appearanes
~ one bottle OF the syrup sholid be used ~,
e ~, suu's 20 open the pores. Parents should ns'
has ~. "iehoul the syrup in the nursery where
" "Vt ~ are young children. for if child waLes
!, s .sn. WIN pain IN the gums, The Symn
~ nd"sIuiately Iy gives ease, ly opening tEe norap
ons SS Faso oe gums thereby preventing ConYl,I-
.r,i.,; ~ Entered according to Act ofCongress. Re-
'ai a mat the liable on the box expresses
icn' The genuine is vended by Agents oniv oiv''
- ..,.s,.4.i ...-, agent Dover. Q
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We call the attention Of all whip ed.
l.ors to The list Of whig s'oaripoxtsr.. in
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lkoN, Nails, Salt Fish, Tar. Ropes. II.
quors, &c. &c.-Hardware, Queens ware & 9.
AN Invitation s extended to those WISHING to r.,
buy, to call and examine. ,.e.'',s "'."'s 70
win many thanks for past fSvors, ! womb
INFORM my friends and customers. ,bst hann
! associated Mr.. s. H. BIGELOW with me- e I,
oIsslness--and would respectfully request tbosa
VINO are indebted to me, either by note ~ ssoal.
a''oun' 10 call and settle Immediately. - !, 4
Dover s.,. ,ooo w. GRAHAM.
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NEW GOODS!!
GRAHAM & Co., are

RN GkAHAM d Co., are now re-
w q ceiving new snpply'of Goods,
g, L., consisting Of almost every vari-
eey, which they will be happy to show their
friends and Customers. Feeling assured that
.hey can give sgood bargains as can be had in
Ihls part Of the country. Their stock compr,
ses in part Of the following articles viz: d;
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SI11SIE!! S1NI TOE THE CH7TF!!'

VIE subscriber wishing 10 enlarge III
groceries finds it necessary q scall is.
On NOSE who'are indebted tebin eit6er Bv
nook, note, or otherwise, d, ordsi thaf Ne nosy
meet ms ends. He regrets TO ile in,lar liz
lTS lTTsScess'Iy but circumstances urge him ID L.
,,,;I nn1se VINO cannot possiblypay the Ili an.enf
wiz confer a favor by settling pan. var nor
~ ne must have, and that on or before tI,S oi,L
OF this month. So take notice. - S''A n
nj Np,, \, JAMES U. PATRICK.
N; .. lie still continues to Sell Al !. III,
ucn lower than can be had at ahSfiil,er i lsns
~ .owh at MS Store, next door to ais Albeftss
Il J"Iv @ an ,ooo Js8u. r.
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oar thanks are due 10 the Hon, D.
headoeater, for Public documents, -