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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
IMOFEAT,T,S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PHGNiX BITTERS.
ORIGIN OF THE LIFE MEDICINES.

ORIGIN OF THE LIFE MEDICINES.
FH0llE reader may no, perhaps be aware
u that the origin Of Moffat's Life Medicines
was the result of a prornlcted and painful i'll.
ness Of their originator. sir John Mofint When
taken III. Nr " was prosperous and flour.
rshiug mcrchan; 10 the lower part Of the CITY OF
New York; aud having consulted and employed
u number of Our most sliilful physicians he,
after months of suffering, was preyniied upon
10 purchase the recipe OF the Invaluable vese-
table preparation now offered TO the public.
The efiec, OF the Life Medicines in his own
case was 40 singular and remarkable. that he
Immediately determined TO offer To the world a
medicine Ia which he not only owed his life.
but his hapriueSs. The uniform success which
has since attended their administration in eve
ry instance. where a fair trial has been gwen
them. has been utiesird by thousands. and in'
contesiibiy pruyes their intrinsic merit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

JUIIH SCHIII.
He Plaintiff having this day filed his
declaration in this case, IN ny Office, and
the defendant huvips no ,wifeor aiiasaey known
T., hs within this :Sll-. ou shoH, a cops oil said
.lcciarstion. with rr!c 10 rie4dcse IL served.
I, ~ onlrcti, ih,; Sac sad iissrbslasid 80 .iead
To the sad decis.aipp ssitinta fs,r riti a
.,, 4 m .he pubacniinn tins atteg 10 findl
a,i losoirs,r judgment viii he ~ sfecsl against
him:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
For Sale.

For Sale.
THVHF, Subscriber offers for sale ,lic, well
ID. known llopSe in Aiken. fronting on the
Rail Road. aud known as MARSH'S HO-
TEL. The h"usc hns been kept as hPublic
House for several years an,l contains 10 rooms
donblc and single, the greater portion ofthem
with fire places. Upon the premises arc like
WISE all necessary ont buildings, kitchens, ne
gro houses aud s.abing for 100 horses, in the
yard il au exccllcn, well Of water.
Terms one third cash. the balance on . credit
of one and two years.
Also-Foriy or liity unimprovcd Lois, hand
somely siiunIed, within The corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply 10
JOHN MARSH. Aisea.
Dec 0 if 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
Notice.

NOtICc.
EEAVING purchased Of HeSsfss BRYAN &,
In Minor, their cntiie stuck Of Goodsin the
Merchant Tailoring BHsiHess, IN Ibis place,
we would take this method Of Informing our
friends and the public generally, iha, they cnn
be furnished at the old stand of Bryan u Mi-
nor. with Cloihing, on rs good terms. and not
inferior in quality 10 any similar establishment
in the Southern country. We intend TO keep
on hand ut NIL times. good stock Of
English & French Cloths,
and CAss,xEnEs. selected in tho New Yora,
I'd Philadelphia Markets, together with all
other articles IN our line; ard to those who fa-
vor US with their patronage in this business we
woud say that every excrtion on our part shall
be used TO give perfect satisfaction.
GOODE & LYON.
January /. 1912. II so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire,
AD Ordinary of Edgeaeld Dis,rici.
Whereas, Arthur Webb, hath appii.
cd to me for Letters OF Administration
dc bonus non. on oil and singular The goods
andchaitels, rights and credits of Turner
Webb, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish oil aud singular, tho kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased. 10 be aud appear
before me. at our mex, Ordinary's Cnurt for
the said District TO be holden az Edgeficld
Court Honse on tho 4rh day Of July,
1912. 10 show cause, f any, why tho said
Administrator should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal This 4ih
dag Of July, one thousand eigh, hun
dred aud forty two, and in the siSiy.sixth
yenr of,American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. +. D.
IuHe % 1872. 81 l2a b 81
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TuE Llrr MrplclSrs-GEsrnlL REuARKs

These medicines are indebted for their name
10 their manifest and sensible ar,iun in purify
ing the springsand channels OF life. and enduing
them will, renewed lone and yigor, and TO tie
undnubtcd fact that at very early period in
their history they had rescued sufferers from
the very verge OF an untimely grave, after al
the deceptive nos,rums of the day, prescribed
by PHYSICIANS. had utterly failed, in which ca
ses they also permanently secured that uniform
enjoymcn, of health. without which life i,srit
is bni a partial blessing. So grnnt indeed had
their efficacy invariably proved. thai, II was
scarceIyle less than miraculous 10 these who were
urarqnainled with the beautifully plilosopiri
cal lpTineipIasnpon whichihcy were compoanJ.
ed, and upon which they consequently nci.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
PROSPECTUS
or THE THIRD voLUaE or
The Hamburg Journal,
Published Weekly, al Hamburg, S. e.

s-S3 per annam-inrariabiy in adraafe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

reProaches to which it ia difficult 10 reply lauses
peculiarly to US have produced an Indifference %
Pecuniary obligation, which hope VIII not r,Pen
SO as to characterize the country. IL mas long
been observed and it. effects have long been fear
ed. Tl,a. people in other respects, faVoraoiy
distinguished for their morality, dong tar mere LOT
religious institutions than any other people ana so
attentive to religious observances, should be SO
liable TO reProach oB the score OF Pecunlary JUS
,ice. is indeed amentabe.
State debts, when consttutionally and justly
created, should be held absolutely involable con
acts, as long as the community which created
them exists. The obligation endures till the debt
is paid. a contrary doctrioe should be Indignantly
secuted. 1t is justly thought in Europe, that
American public opinion has been toe faint on this
subject. The conduct of other governments affords
no sort of apology for our States. Moreover, the
acts of governments existing independently of the
popular will, reproach of the people; but
our State governments cannot do injustice without
the consent of the people The pecuniary en-
gagements of their representatives are their own;
and people who are unwilling to be taxed for the
payment of their debts prove that they unfit
for elf-government,--tha they need power su-
peIior to and independent of themselves to compel
them to do right VIII Americans continue TO
justify such reproach of repubcanism I? l hope
tha, all the difficulty about this matter is bu.
question of time and that the reproach which it
has brought country and our republican in
stitutions, will soon be wiped away. 1t must be
borne in mind, that the censure and distrust
mere extended TO the whole country. 1t is urged,
if the people Of some States refuse to adopt
measures pay their debts what assurance can
there be- that other States, and the United States
will NOT do the same?
Be good enough to assure the Society of my
warm and respectful regard, and my hearty wishes
for the welfare of all its members, and to offer for
me the following toast:
"a sacred regard to pecuRiary. obligations, with
out which neither communities nor individuals can
be respectable Your friend, H.EBLEEcKER.
r. Robert A. Pruyne Secretary of the Albany St Mich
olas Society.
De Tocaueyille
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

grottos. The extensive pasture in front with Its
hocks and herds, was separated from the lawn by
an invisible fence; and the view up the Ohio was
unob.tructed for several miles. But the ~hole
scene requires the pen OF a poet The descrp-
ton of Writ Is nearer the realty THAI is gene
rally believed and his sketch of Mrs. Blennerhas-
set ls equally true to nature. She was beautiful
and accomplished lady, of digni6ed appearance
and manners affable, friendly, and without the
least afectation, yet with all her elegance, she
was notable housewife, and devoted 10 her nee
die; not IN the production of flowers and foun-
ces, bat of garments for her children and SER
wants. The miserable ISLANDERS which have been
reported of her. are without the least foundation
Burr did not seduce Blannerhasset, through the
medium of his wife, as has often been stated; his
only visit to the Island did not exceed three days,
and no woman of Mrs. BIS mind and character
could be corrupted on so brief an acquaintance
Blannerhasset was an open and unguarded man,
easily imposed upon, and enthusiastic in all his
impulses. Burr approached MIN in the most art
full and insidious manner. Descending the river
in a batteaux, ne landed passing stranger
merely to see and admire the far-famed Island
Mr. Blannerhasset hearing that stranger was on
his lawn, sent servant to invite him to the house ;
the willy serpent sent his card with an apology,
but Mr.. B. with his usual hospitality, walked out
and insisted on his remaining day or two. Burr
very modestly acquesced, and during that unfor-
tunate interview, infused the poison of ambition
into the unwary mind of his visionary host. Mrs
B. endeavored to dissuade her husband from the
enterprise, bat finding his soul enlisted in it, her
sense of duty compelled her to acquesce in his
views, which resulted in the ruin of his family.
" Years have gone by, and the tale at last,
Is told as a soirowfu scene long past
The steamboat passenger looks on the deserted
Island for some vestige OF its former embellish-
Rent; but he looks in vain. The mansion was
destroyed by FIRE, its beautiful APPENDICES are
obli,eraed, its hospitality, the soul of music and
the refinement of taste and intellect, have all de-
parted On my last visit TO the scene of many
happy hours the only memento of my early asso-
Citations | could fad was "R. w. 1905" carved
on the bark of an old Beech tree.
81 felt like whe treads alone,
Some banquet hall deserted;
Whose lights are fed, whose garland's dead,
all but he departed.r w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
Sonnet.

THERE is curse,-the diress OF all those
Which gather Ger our lie ii, ia TO bear
AL tina; should grieve us without grief % wear
A heartiess calm, a loathsome peace, when woes
Are dealt unto US largely vile repese
Usurping the blank soul: while hope ana tear
Alike forsake US. and the natural tear
No longer from the heart like life-blood fows.
This only do dread :Ffom this alone,
Oh, Fate, defend me ! though i. be my doom
To wri,he, ere long, beneath scourge Of steel,
Shield me from Horrors worst-ihe heart OF stone
Wha,e'er the ills that are as yet to come,
Grant me the power their keenest edge TO feel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
STOCKS, sCARFs

n CRAyATS GLOVES. kc-old Establishment
PIpSEfTS &aGATE, established in ls2s--Iu addition
;r y,-,sive assortment, of Fashiaaable Goods The sub
e-is are receiving by every arrival from London and
ps frssb snnpIy OF fashionable Scarfs and CravatS-
IT,; ..sr1m.nt Of fashionable Stocks Sc1rfS, Crayate
ready made Liner TOR which the rst premium was award
Them late fair OF The America insae
Shirts and Drawers and all articles apperainng 10 gen
tenahs wardrobe rich and varied
with the best and latest fashions at iair and
PARSELLS AGATE, 24l broadway,
between Park place and Murray street
P l. A. continue the manufacture OF ther Seeo's'eu
Shoulder Braces and gen,lemens Russia. Riding Bets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

e Pearl Suriace.-Printers Engravers, Booksellers and
others who buy Cards will find cards in the country
equal to these quality and cheapness. Great improve
men have been made in these Cards within short time,
and the Enamaled Cards are now warranted superior TOT
Copperpatc Printing Style Writing and Letter Press Print
ng and are beautiful article for Address and Visiting
Cards being Of clear white complexion, and snoolh
card or for usual purposes the best in use they are not
ed TO prnt well in every respect bear strong body OF
ink from large type and all 10 work equally well They
are sold at prices cheaper than other cards OF inferior qua
NV Scales of sizes and prices given TO any who wish
them and The cards sale wholesale and retail by the
manufacturers agent JUN ALLEN,
dis 23wSm 10y NdSSau-slreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
IN CHANCERY.-Before the Vice
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

x cellor-Luke Hemenway Edmund Simpson and
wife, ct. aIn OF decreal order oil this Court,
made in the above entitled cause by the Vice Chancellor
OF The First Circuit will be sold AT public auction, under The
direction Of the subscriber of the Masters of ibis Court
by Myers, Auctioneer, at The herchnns Exchange,
the City OF NewYork, on the It'll day Of January next,
IL o'clock noon, of that day
AL that certain piece parcel OF land, situate in the
Twelfth Ward Of the City OF New.Yoik, containing four
lots al ground Of twsny five feet two and halt inches
breadth in front and rear by one hundred cet in length
of the Watdron properly Harlem, complied 1885,
by j. f. Bridges, City Surveyor, parcel Number o. and
lots Nos $50, 1885, 1872 and 125, bounded in on be
by the Sec0nt Avenue the south Ivy l3th street. on Tie
by parcel NO %, aud OIL The NORTH Nv parcel No 3
containing in breadth ard 100 feet and 10 IN
cbes and depth each ,de 100 feet, be The
or less.
Also, all those ionr certain lots pieces parcels OF ard
and premises, situate also in said Twelfth Ward Cf the
City OF NewYors IL the village If Harlem, and known
designated The Aforesaid map, entitled Ilap ot
part OF the waldron property Harlem compiled june
1926, by j +. Bridges City Surveyor aud file in
the Office of the Register IN and for the City ard County OF
Newfork 10 wiz block No. % twenty trce being
teenl street Ouihcasrrly by the Second Avenue, south
westerly b" block twrntycg I; ,23) rDthwesesiy by lot
humber one hundred iuur COP ia block No. % which
sad book divided into lots ruLbered (G5l hundred
and five, 06l Que huureG and SIX, l07 hundred ald
seven, and tlt8l hundred and eight fronting said
Second avenue; containing, each .t E BREADTH u front
and rear, twenty-five teei AMI tai inches, and in
length zach side, hundred an he the
more or ,-sS Dated New York December Is, 1912
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master IN Ghanccry
norris & AITKIN, Solicitors. d7 2pwtD7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

auDJOlneu
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l, 1881
hessr, Editors-Oeainess disease which has hitherto
been considered ncurabc bot inform The public that
is mistaken idea. have been deaf for years. and
concluded that | must remain but not many months
since your paper advertisement OF Scarpa's Oil
for Deafness. As The last concluded Try it.
happy say can hear as well as ever did Two
of my friends likewise TIED il. One of them vas so deaf
without it, The other very much troubled with
in the and bead ard he at found relief and is
well. Two bottles cured 8e, which thought getting well
pretty cheap. SILAs BUGgEE SecoHdst.. below Pine"
Sold wholesale and retail, by A B. D. Sands Drug
g No. 70 Fultonsree OF Gold, and 100 Fulton
Also, sold by David Sands & Co., No. II East
Broadway; A 3. Sands Co. No. 273 Broadway, corner
Of Cha, bers-s.ree Price, - Also sold by Dr. David
Jayne, No 20 South Third-street, Philadelphia Dis I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

A'ot'SS ~
Il q ured PerSonS-PersoRS afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best insrDpenta aid the world Affords on
application Office, No Veseystreet or TO either OF
the agents in the principal towns in the United States be
careful TO examine the back pad of ui trusse to see
they endorsed by Dr. Hull in writing None are eenu-
inc, be relied upon good without his signature
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations on
iIus celebrated and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations be reedupon; they
made by unskiDl mechanics, and better than
The ordinary trusseS
Rooms have been fitted up at No 4 VeSey-street exciH
vey TOR ladies' having separate entraRcc from the busi-
ness department, where female is in constant attendance
~ wait upon female patientS 81 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

lfE- MOTTO E-whereas, a. A. samanos of 81 Broad
way, New-York, is making improper use OF Messrs
Morrison Co.'S appointment Tor the sale of their Med-
cines. This is therefore, to inform the public that Mr.
Samanos is no, authorized to sell M0RlSoN'S PILLS
in New-Yok ard that MeSsrs. Morrsen only Agents in
Ncw-York ara Messrs. FIRTH K HALL, of No. Frank
lin square, whom alone the Medicines can he had gen.
une (Signed) MORRISON Co
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, Lendon,
June 18TH 1912 iy9 I;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
0KTORMS IN CHILDREN.-Of all

w diseases which children exposed, none are
fatal them Worms. Unfortunately children are SCI
almost other complaint they often produce alarming
effects without being suspected Worms not only
cause disease themselves, hut by their irritation aggra
NIL other diseases wandering from part OF the oody
the other winding themselves into large balls and OBJ
ruc,inr the bowels and frequently throat casing
vu.sions, and often death The desired remedy will be
nnnd in Dr. JAMES TONIC YERMIFU 6 E, which will
very soon destroy the Worms, and the powers OF
digestion 50 as TO prevent return Of them
Prepared only No. 20 South TairdtTeet Philadelphia
and sold u, wholesale and retail by A. b. Sands Co,
Druggists and Chemists. No. rs Broadway, corner OF
ehamberstreet Newlork Also ,so SoId by a. B.
Sands Co.. II East Broadway Price 81 per bottle "a I'm
LIVERY BODY praises JA4NE'S
IT. HAIR TONIC and fer the best reason in the world,
because is oRy hope that the badheaded can nave OF
once more aiming the fine flowing locks s ha wiz,
which adorned their heads IN youtn WrSn !. Ioe
10 the admiration of all who It. as directed ryi HI OF
YOU who need or handsomer hair IL Is the very
Prepared only at No. 20 South Thirdstreet, Pbadel-
phia. and sold, wholesale and retail. and for e1porta.
ton by A. X. SANDS 4 CO. Druggists and Chemists,
ranne Buildings, 7S Broadway OF Chambers.s'.
o. sands Co No. II East Broadway OF Market.
street Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for s.. d. In
HROTON WATER-Messrs. Whitsey
4 Jenkins Plumbers No 5 John-street, would most
respectfully inform the public that they prepared to
execute iii orders their line OF business IN durable and
vorkmanlke manner Their work is warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction and their pipes SO laid as nj to
freeze in The public are respectfully invited 70
call and examine their materials The Croton wafer III
troduced without taking up the sidewalks
The following Certificate, with Others can be seen al
the shop:
Mr. FRANCIS J. wHrsEY having been employed at the
pleasure say that from the opportunity there had TO
Judge his merits in the line of his business doHsder him
worthy the confidence OF the public.
THOS U. WALTER, Architect Girard College.
Phiadeip ha. Feb. s, 1912 rS0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

DROF. ORR'S AIRTlGHT STOVE.
The undersigned are the only agents for vending and
selling the above article in the City of NewYork OF their
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the first responsibility may be the Store We guar
antee against any explosions if put up according to our
directions We have also an improved Alright Stove.
81 su s. r. FRAZIER $50 Water street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

- FOR SALE, at bargain-A supe-
80 rar Farm of about 80 acres, with he Stock Hay
Grain 5nd Farming Utensils Said Fa NJ consists Of Plough
Meadow, Pasture and Wood Lands in good ncightor-
hood ~ miles fozl the city Of Newark, Nrw-Jersey-a
good new House, Barn and Out Buildings in good ordef
part OF the purchase money remain mortgage
IS Liberty New-YoTk JAS Law 30;Broad-st
Newark jersey. ,4 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
CrOton Wafer
THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

4 otherS-Welded .rroN GIT Iron Tubes Tor Steam Wa.
ter Gas, &c. from to inches diameter and in lesglfs
from inches II feet, capable o. sustaining internal
pressure from 900 10000 lbs per square nchtoge
iher with fittings of every description such as bows, rs
Reducing Sockets, Cocks &c, to which the Tubes are
Joined by Screws and by of which they nay be put
together with the greatest facility by any binary workman
The great strength and durability of these tubes as COM
pared with Copper other material ard their
render them superior all others for any the purpose,
above mentioned For sale by
iva # WALWORTH L MASON, Sc Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

IA TO PLUMBERS OR TlNMEN.-
.lsGQ To Let Store and Basement very Advantageous
~ located and well adapted TO the above business Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply 10 I. McELRATH, 100
Nassau OFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
6, AND's REMEDY for SALT RHEUM,

6. AND'S REMEDY for SALT RHEUM,
~ Rineworm and letters, Scad Head, Babers' or Jack
Itch aud other diseases OF the skin. They eiitc,
ally cursd by the OF Sasds remedy for Salt Rheum
which has been tested in rising $4,000 without in
having failed any disease OF this class
The unparalleled success of this liable remedy in curing
diseases OF the skin, without equal in the history of med
cine.
10 change det is necessary, and there is danger in
applying Il even 10 The eBdereS infant, Testimonials Of
lis efficacy almost daily received and be exhibited
The store Of the proprie0rs-
TIE following certificate was handed to agents in
Troy Messrs Fasseut and Selden) by of the
spectacle residents in that city
Troy, March 10, 1898.
Messrs a. b L D. Sands-Genemen This may certify
that my eldest has been afflicted with the Salt Rheum,
other oahsone disorder his leg for Is or 10
years and have tried of different kinds OF med.
and all purpose until found your remedy for
such diseases and using 10 days Tor less than one box
ointment bottle Of the Sarsaparila) has effected
perfect cure have delayed giving you this certificate for
two months since the effected, for fear that
would again appear but as his legs perfectly smooth
have the utmost confidence in saying that think II very
valuable medicine and sincerely hope that thousands may
yet receive much benefit in the above mentioned
Yours, very respectfully,
4. GRANGER, SO Sixth street
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by 2. / D.
SANDS Druggists, No. 10 Fulton OF Gold and
loo Fulton ST. Also sold by David Sands Il Co. No II
East Broadway corner OF Market A. B. Sands l. Co.
No Z73 Broadway, of Chamber ST. Price $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
TTIGHLY observation-disclosures

4 a Cured.-Scurpas 5coustic OiL-FOr the cure OF
Deafness pains and the discharge OF matter from the Ears
also all those dsagreeabe noises like the buzzDg OF in
sects. falling of water whizzing OF steam &c, which
symptoms OF approaching Deafness and also generally
tended h disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

VTNO THE LOVERS C superior Black
h Tea!-Howqua's Mixturel-Thls extremely delicious,
and unparalleled Tea highly celebi ated in China and
Europe, ust imported, is now for sale at the Canton Tea
Companys General Tea Establishment l2 Chalham-sree
ewYork in Chinese packages price so cts and 81 each
p,>-C1 IF