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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Don't lie. them Dodge.-We call upo

Don't le! them Dodge.-We call upon
our democratic friends 10 see that the Fed
eral Wings are not permitted 10 dodge on
the question the Tariff. Pin then down.
to their principles. They are trying 10 pro-
duce the impression in The South lha, they
are in favor of a reuenue tariff suffer
them no, to succeed in producing this false
impression. Henry Clay, their ackowl-
edged leader, has been and NOW is the ia
rher and advocate of,he unjust and oppres-
sive American System. Never let this all
important truth be lost sight of. Ask
these Federal Wings leaders what they
want with a protective tariff. What do
they wish to project Our national indus
try, say they ?-Well, we all go for this
but What sort Of industry The indus
try Of the manufacturer, they will answer
How ? In what By equal laws !?
All !!"There's the rub !" That question
kills them. Do they talk of projecting
the planters anil farmers? No (! Henry
Clay says the farmers "NEED NO
PROJECTIONS" Whom, then eau he
propose 10 project but the rich manufac,ur-
ers T? And how can he protect them with.
out injurns the farmers? Again We say,
keep them constantly to the question:
Make them stand by their principles, un-
less they solemnly promise to renounce
them, repent and do better.
Raleigh Standard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Submarine Enterprise.-The Pbiladel-
phia Times. says, Messrs, Anderson and
Bennett have succeeded in raising about
four hundred tons ofiron, worth $35 per
ton, which was sunk some ten years ago,
in the ill-fa,ed-vessels, Davenport and Del.
aware. In the spring an effort will be
made not only 10 recover the remainder
of the contents, but to raise the Delaware.
When tie latter is accomplished, the en-
terprisins gentlemen will Uring her up TO
the city. -. r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

~ Au those persons, nrhose names are
on The Subscription for the Engine and
Public Vel, are respectfully intormed that
the Money is now aoanted; and they ,riN
confer turor by calling upon The Treasur-
er, Mr.. S. F.. GooDE, and paying The sums
ANNEXED to their names, in order that the
Note in Bank, giuen for the Engine, mag
be promptly met.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
EDSssOgazE5Ose.

YB7HE firm Of GOODE G LYON, was this
IL day dissolved by mutual consents all
persons indebted to rs will please cal land set.
lie with S. F. Goode, whois alone authorized
10 settle the business Of the finn.
GOODE & LYON.
Dec. j. ls43. ~.
The Subscriber would take this opportunity
to return his thanks to- his friends and the COM
munity in general, T5r the Liberal patronage
they have conferred on him for the last ten
years. He intends carrying on the
oWe7cleEgsag 'EaZSzOa'Iasg
Business. in all its branches. at The old stand.
and hopes by strict attention TO business, TO
merit continuance Of those favors which have
been SO literally bestowed on him.,
JOHN LYON.
Dec. IL If 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

We published a few days since, an ex-
tract from letter dated al Columbus,
Miss, addressed to house in this city, de-
tanning some Of the disastrous effects ofthe
late vet and inclement weather upon the
ungathered cotton: The annexed extract
from letter written by large planter in
the same section of country, but not in the
same neishborhood, is confrma,ory ol
these unfavorable accounts
WauerLy, Miss, Dec. 3.-Not a bell oil
cotton has been picked for more than two
weeks, during which time we have moi
seen the sun, nor have We scarcely been ou,
OF doors. On an averge, one third or more
of the crop in The field, in mauy instances
one half, and this badly, seriously injured
The weather is now fair. but the fields toe
muddy and wet 10 work in. and wet wealth
er springs running out of every declivity.
Mobile Shipping List.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Pay the Printer.-The dis aslrous con-
sequence of neglec,ing TO pay the printer,
are clearly seen in the annexed paragraph
from the Mississippian.
"The Bankrupt Court was opened in
this city on Monday last. But few of the
last applicants had paid The printers, and
the consequence was that The necessary
proof of publication was not made, and
and the cases were scratched frem the dock
et." .Erg, fi.I-a @!5;ls-i;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

A Marriage in Jail.-A short time back
an individual by the name of Henry Lin
ker, arrived in this city from the State of
Ohio, from whence he had fled 10 escape
love affair, in which he had become in
volved. Information Of that fact having
been forwarded to this city. he was ar
rested upon charge Of "breach of prom
ise,' and, in default Of security, was com
mitled 10 Jail. The dcluded object OF
his plighled vows-she to whom he had
knell in moments of impassioned love,
aud swore 6delily-also arrived in this
city few days since, and was yesterday
joined IN the holy bands of malrimony
within The prison, walls Of our county Jail.
Bali. Clipper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Help one another.-The race Of man
kind would perish, did they cease to aid
one another. From The moment Of birth
to The hour when affection wipes the
death damp from the brow, we stand in
constant need of mutual help. All need
aid, and all have right to ask ii; and one
who holds The power of granting, can't
Justify himself in refusing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Head Quarters,

ORDERS No.
HDURSUANT to orders from Col. ]. c..
III Sproull, an Election will be held in the
Edge6eld Squadron Of Cavalry, at Edgefeld
C. H., ON Saturday the 18th January next, for
Brigadier General, orthe First Baigade Of Ca
vulry, s. C. Militia.
Captains J. J Sentell, Al Hammond, and
w. Harrison, will act as Managers,
By order Of Maj. J. E. SmyIey,
JOHN F. SPROULL, Adjutant,
2nd Regt. Cavalry, Isl Brigade S. C. M,
Dec. 20 4t AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Notice.

1 SVOE2cSs %fzS s.
A LII persons having demands against
IA TIE estate of John Turner, late of.this Dis.
trict, decd, aIe requested TO hand Them in pro-.
perly attested. accordingto law, and all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment. III.
A. sHARPToN. Ereeuor. s:
Nov. 8 ,f Al (,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Information.-A room in which prin-
ters are setting types, is the last place in
Gods creation tha, you should go to loaf
in thougtlit will answer very well 10 go
there on business, because those engaged
will always cheerfully stop work to attend
TO you. Indeed they are compelled to
stop, or work 10 bur little purpose, when
any readingor talking is done in the room.
UmbrelIa-An article you may borrow
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
HYNlENEALss
MARRIED.

Onthe5 Both ult. by The Rev. Mr.. Herlong'
HEYRYW RUTHERFORD, Esq, to Miss ELlz-
ABETH Fl. daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Pope, senr,
all his District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
New ORLEANS, Dec. 5.


The steamer Neptune, Capt. Rollins,
arrived last evening from Galveston. BY
her we have papers from that place to
Saturday last, and from other parts OF
Texas 10 corresponding dates.
The U. S. schooner FIirr, returned 10
Galveston from Vera Cruz, on the 22d
ul,. She brought letters from the U. S.
Minister in Mexico, to Gen. Murphy,
our Charge in Texas; but the nature Of
the dispatches had not transpred.
A second attempt was made on the
22d, TO sell the vessels of The Texan navy
by public auction; hut without success
no bid being offered. Nearly the entire
population Of Galyesion, including the
military companies in their parade dress,
attended at the place where the sale was
to be held, but there was no violence OF
disturbance Of the peace.
Exchequer bills Of Texas are taken al
par at the Custom House at Galveston.
In private transactions they are worth
from 80 to 95 cents. AT Washington,
the Vindicator states, they are current in
ordinary business at par.
DR.. Ansoa Jones is said TO be the favo-
rite candidate Of the patty which supports
the present Administration for the Presi-
dency.
The Washington Vindica,or oflhe 25th
says that Col. Hays arrived at Washing
ton on the 23d, and reports that all is
quiet in the West, all the Mexican troops
having been Withdrawn from this side oI
the Rio Grande. Some small traders had
been into Bexar, but business was limited.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber, by
IA: Note, will do well to settle them by the
first of January next, or they illbe waited on
by one authorized to collect. =
COLLIN RHODES.
Dec. 12 8, 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Notice.

NOGICe. -. -. = .. =.
FHyHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing the public, that he has succeeded in
engaging the services of an experienced Miller
for the ;ens8ing year: and having bis Mills IN
thoroughrepaiT, is prepraedto do any quantity.
of grinding grain, at the shortest notice., Per-.
sons having Wheat and wishing superior -four
made from il, are invited to gi re him a cali -
His,erms are the TENTH -: <; ~. Z! 4
S.W. NICHOLSON. c
Dec 5,lS43 81 as siss;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Dec. l3
u office.

A IL persons are cautioned against trading
"a ror. a Note given by me to Madison Tim
norman, for the sum offive hundred and forty
dollars, payable Oh the frs, day of January,
1874, as the property for which the Note was,
given has proved unsouud, and l will not,pay
the amount unless compelled bylaw. 4
@ GEORGE DORM.
Dec. 12 3t* 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

There are spurious 6fiy dollar notes Of
the Bank of Georgetown, s. c. in circu-
lalion. ,Nheisignatures of the President;
J.,:W. ,Coachman, and Cashier, D. l..
Mckay, are remarkably we'll executed,
but.;he bills may very easily be detected
from the fact, that they are all (5ucb as
have been seen dated "lS43." whilst the
bank has no bills Of that denomination
dated in this year. The vignelte also IA
train ofrailway. cars) is one which is not
borne by any of the genuine bills of the
bank. The public are cautioned against
the ounierfeit.-C Charleston, Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Extraordinary Longeuity.--There is a
negro woman now living in the parish Of
West Felicianna, who (the Bayou Sara
Ledger says,) has attained the age Of
about century and half. Incredible
as this may appear, it can be established
by the best of evidence. She belonged to
a gentleman whose ancestors were re-
markable for long life; his father and
mother both reaching the age of ninety;
they recollected her in their infancy as a
middle-aged woman. and it is 2U years
since they died. She is an African by
birth, left TWO children there, and. was
owned by the family before the father Of
the present owner was born.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Important British Naval Mopemsnt.-
The Halifax Post OF. the 2sth November
states that Vice Admiral Sir Charles
Adams departed from that port win a
feet on the 26.hto Central America, anu
remarks tha, the business the ileet IS
concerned in is Of deep importance.
Some old difficulties are alluded to, as
well as the more recent contempt shown
to the British flag at a party where me
British Minister was present, and, what
is probably more grevious than all The
rest. the restriction tariff Of Santa Anna,
Injurious to British trade. Sir Charles
thinks 10 do something by way of remedy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Dec. ], ES43-
WsfsSsseey 10 Ms,.e.

WHTVE or six good Negro Skoemakers, for
H which liberal wages will be giyfn. e
ANY communication addressed to either Of
the subscribers at Edgefeld C. H., will NEE,
with prompt attention.
Md. ROCHE,
E. C. REEalER. u.
Dec. II, 1s43. If t46.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Notice
A IL Persons having any demands against
IA the Estate OF A, Delaughter. deceased, are,
requested to render them in properly attested,,
according to law, and all indebted are,earnest
iy requested to make immediate payment. r.
8 -25s;;$saS... s. LANIER, administrator
=. Y-DELAUGHTER.. y
Decd. 1s43 If 50 4dm'hi1. 4. /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Afscting.-A judge recently, while
passing sentence of death on criminal,
was so much affected, that be several times
became incapable Of articulation. After
he had finished the sentence, he requested
The members of,he bar aud others in the
courtroom to rise, while he petitioned in
a most solemn and eloquent prayer the
Throne of Grace, in behalf Of the criminal.
This happened in Allegany county. Md.
Sandersuille Telescope.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Notice,

Notice. /.
b "a Ill Persons indebted to the subscribers by
EAEnote or account, due the first OF January
lS43, are requestedrto come forward and pay
up. as longer indulgence cannot be given:
FRAZIER q ADDISON
Nov. i If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

Slaue- Inssurrection.--A letter from Ha.
vana, dated 9Th instant, says:-Y Yesterday
at4A. d., ain express arrived from Ma
,anzas vs. hich brought the news of the ri
sing of the slaves on several of the planta-
,ions. They were, however, immediate
ly'pat down and SO of them killed and 67
taken prisoners. while others hung them
selves, rather than be taken by the au-
thorities. I,did not learn the number of
whites that were killed if any.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
Mime Negroes.

N1Me NEGROES,
Household aud Kitchen furniture, property
belonging to the estate of John Cleathem, dec,
Purchasers to give note with approved security.
GUTHREDGE CHEATHAM.
Executor.
Deer. 20 Ct az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20
ETec2gZO1,'S Sale.

Ep Y an Order from the Ordinary Of. Edge
ED field District, will be sold at the snbscr'
bers residence. on Friday the 5th day of Jann-
AIRY next, on credit until the 25th day oil DE.
cember, 1874.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-20

The Boston Journal of Saturday says:
. il Itlappears that the Navy Department
is ordering nearly allthe officers on active
service, some Of whom, it is said, have
not been 10 sea for fifteen or twenty years.
In its notice Of the interior arrangements
Of the United States steamer Princeton,
tine Philadelphia Inquirer says: :
The engine-room is thoroughly lined
with boiler and cast iron, and in every
way, i, would seem to us, to render all
the apprehension offre entirely out ol
the question. The propeller can be put
into elective operation by the agency Of
one man. The steamer has three boilers
and six fire doors. Each furnance is 2
feet long by about 3feet wide. She has
one engine Of 250-horse power. and Two
smaller oues to drive the blowers. Au-
thracite coalis used, and her coal depots
are capable Of containing about $50 tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
From Blacswood for february
gbe cayorus OF Belief.
sY SCHILLER.

TsRrp Words viii name ,hee-around ano ae a..
From the lip TO to the lip. full Of meaning, neS nee
But they had no, their birth in the being WITHOUT.
And the heart not the lip, must their 1'aeie DC
And all worth in the man shall for ever De er
when in these Three Words ne believes no laore.
Man j. made FREE! Man, by birthright, is free
Though the Iyrant deem him bu, bern for bis tool
wba,e9er the shout of the rabb!e may be
Whatever the ranting misuse of the fool
s,;ll fear not the Slave he breaks from ms cna!n'
For the Man made Freeman grows safe in his gam
And VIRTUE is more than shade sound
And Man may her voice, in this being OBEY
And though ever he slip on tie stony groona'
Ye, ever again to the godiike way ,a;,..
Though her wisdom wisdom may no' pe''e''0'
Ye, the childkke spiri, can still believe.
And a COP there Isl over Space; over Tine
While the Human VIII rocks, like areed.,o ana ifo'
Lives the VIII of the Holy-A Purpose Sublime
A Tbonpht woven over creation below
CHANGING and shifting the All we inherit.
Bu,.ehanecless through all One llnsnuiable Spirit
Hold fas, the Three Words Of Belief-,hough about
From the lip 10 the lip. full Of meaning they Zee;
Yet they take not their birth from The being without
Blu, a voice from within must their oracle be;
And never ali worth in the Man can be DER,
Till il those Three Words he believes no more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
yuNDOW SHADES OW

w sHADEs-Tbe subscribers Tspss'ts e .na eH5a.
,ore No Sprrce street. doors rom nassau VIZ
are now prepuredso e1eeue all oTasEs Gr ras
Ali Kinds of SIG Painting done IN site no s"os
used by any other establishment Goid sgrs, -
pat 10 fade large assortment OF veil seasN35a 'is
Boards always on band .,,--.-.,.;,s aore N
Ranners Ia,eror Decorations and Traasparencies aoe ~
a-drr Designs furnished ard executed IN asuperio y!
Specimens OF work always De seen and
nv calling al the above place. .;r 8,
TRANSPARENT Decorative Window shades Strangers 10 .n
civ Keepers OF hotels saoocs public places oil rrsp', |
families can always be supplied with Shades OF le oe'
scrpion and TIE assortment consists Of
Iid Italian Landscapes Wild NigDeues FrsEch
V;eneties and Rosetie Centres Sc'pturai Views FANCY
SkeTch and Goihic Landscape Centres! Tlntern
Ali kinds Ct Shades, matter ho" dIlcUiti arc p"1H
a superior style az this establishment .,,.1- % i,
Tfey would likewise call at,sa;icn OF The P0bl.S 20
mos, spendt Gothic Shade got Up IL good style aud
Taue6 10 please
rIn,n,;ngs furnished and Shades fixed II required.
ii'i'--''s BAkTOL De MAuNY.
SsAutt r nr 49, jllu
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N7HO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
wv OF JAMES HAIR TONIC

SUMMERvILLE, NJ. J. Nov. 70, 1912.
Dr.. Jayne Dear Sill send you the following certificate
obtained from Mr. Quick. would just state that became
acquainted with him aou, years sgn AT that time be
was entirely bald with the exception OF lock of hair
the back part Of bis head about he size OF hall dollar
and lock OF hair he told me had been made 10 grow by
the use OF yorr Toaic previous which, be- positively
avers that be had not single hair on his head Tie hair
now his head csmp-tely, and from onr 10 I've
inches long. Very respectfully, yours &c. J. MASON
ToNIc-Ths will certify Iai was entirely bald fer about
three years, when recommended Try Dr.. Jaynes
Hair ToBc. procured two bottles OF 3lr. Mason in Sum-
meryie and using the Tonic for about fifteen months my
hair in all over my head and although net que as
thick before yet it is constantly growlHg. This surprs
all my acquainlances, and made object OF earnestly
many IS years OF age and nave reason 10 re-
gard the inventor OF this matches Hail Tonc public
benefacto.. JOACHIM GuLIcS
New Germantown, NJ ]. Nov. 26, 1892
Prepared only No 20 South Third Philadelphia, and
S05 Broadway Price, 81 oo-6 bottles for IS co. 10f Inn
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Hoportas, work.

u fnE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE, ARTS, ac.
OF the United States, as set orth laminous'y ard
length in the Report OF Hon. w. II. ELLSWORTH
Conmtss oner OF Patents, viii speedily be Published at he
ONCE OF ,he New York Tribune, and convenient
Book, OF sc octave pages with double columns Il IS
OF the most valuable and instructive Public Decuasots
publ shed and should be 10 the hands OF epery re
Caios The price viii be 3 by the single copy 81
for Eve Orders accompanied by the cash are solicited
from PIstn,sssrs, Newsmen, booksellers and others
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2 C. fsELIZABETH-PORT AND
SS5SSHskszg EsEsR NEw-YORK FERRY COMPANY

Wutter Arrcngenxnt.-Fue l2i Ce.ts.
The steamboats, WATEi.WITCH and CISDERELiA
New-Drghton and Por,Richmond each trip, as fellows
OIL and alter The 18th day Of OCTOBER 1872 ~
Leave Elizabeth Fort, Leave N. York, pier ~
ht7a, end 10 O'Clock, A. a At "a and 04 a. NJ, anu
All, ana 8! O'Clock. r. Atlt and O'Clock, Ph
Oh, Sunday,
Leave Rlizabeth-Por al o'clock A. n. ana at J, DE-
Leave New-York at 10 O'Clock, a. 81 and at 4! 4. ~
N. B.-Passengers Westheld, scotch Plains, fla!nie'
BCrnd-Brook, somsryille Easton q Schooieys Moua1-
by the Glzabe,h.own and SoElerve Railroad Car, VIE
leave NeWYork In the 81 O'clock boat in the morning III
liz the Il and O'Clock boats Ia the afternoon. =,
Passengers from 81 O'Clock boat viii leave SoSeff'
stages Tor EastoG and Schooeys Mountain the u
rival OF the cars al Somerpilie.
The Horse Car will leave frors Of the Union Howl
quarter c previous the departure of each boat
All baggage IL the FISK It's owner. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Char

Il ceorln pursuance OF decreta order OF his Coss
II. be sold al pubic auction the direction o hei
scriber, oi the Masters thereof by James Bseess
sons, auc,oIeers at lhe Merchants Exchange In tIsey
OF New.York, on The % day OF March next. al u 9e
noon, OF that day 80.
AN those ce r,an ten lots, pieces parcels y lanS
ate, lying and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the Gg
NewYork on the southeriy side street TO be a ~ os
called twenty Seventh street, together With The lana sb
ing the said los 10 The OF The said street, ano f.
SAID lots are known and distinguished upon nap .s
estate Ut Fhonas B. Clarke filed n the ONCE OF INC
ter Ia and and Tor the City and ;oupty Of
the numbers 5os) three hundred and eight Soy
drde and nine, 1870 three hundred and en 3l
bred and eleven Sl2 three hundred and Twelve
hubdred and thirteen, $40 three hundred ara iossf
tSl5 three hundred and neen tsI6) three buodfec NC,
teen 1917 three hundred aad seventeen when sac Be-
ses embraced in the following boundaries 70 ss,rtes
ginning point in The centre OF weny Sso
three hundred feet westerly from the sst ae
avenue; theRce on westerly along soe se1ct
Tweny-Seyent-street two hundred and my lee IA us
lac right angles Twenty Seventh ssr Tveoy
centre OF The block between ahd the ter
Sixth streets; thence easerly along ine norh
OF said block hundred and nity feet thsa T
erIy The place of beginning cSanserY
1919 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master 10 C ons..S,d,
J. X. LIVINGSTON, Jr. Solicitor is-~
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iRTORISON'S Hygoian Medicines.---

TAT ORiSON'S Hygoian medicines.--
I'VE NOTICE.-whcTcas, A. A. Slmanos, OF 81 Broad
rav New York, is making improper OF hess.s
Mcrison Co.'S appointment Tor the safe o! nef Md,
cues This is therefore, TO inform The public that ii
Samarcs i moi authorized 10 sell NORISotpS PILLS
in New aEd that hiessrs. Morrsons op Agents In
Ncw.Tork ara Messrs. FIRTH & HALL, OF No. frcnk-
lin s1uare tTzl 1i alone the Medicines BE- had
uine. tSigned) MoRlSON co.
Dated British College OF He.th, New Road, Lsndon
Tune iv9
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n THE'RF NO BALM IN GlLHAD

n y L
-Was,he pathetic eIc-E1Gan OF The prophet oil isIaei
as he behed the degradation and seres oil his peops
and do not the heart of the phanhfops nieft "o
less ard helpless condition of thousands dying all around
him with Consumption, and oiher pulmonary aHect0''
md n ask there no balm that can heal frm " aor py
siciaE to rescue item from death Yes, there IS pam
thai IN heal then and at arrest those fatal olseesr
and restore them 10 health II is found II JAY I1>
RECTOR ANT which never fails 10 relieve -,
II Is prepared by Dr.. D. jayne, 3o5 Broadway Se"-io'h
ana ez 20 '. q, ner bc,ts l9f In