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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16
REAL AND "FLASH" NAMES OF
THE UNITED STATES.

REAL AND "FLASH" NAMES OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Massachusetts, Bay State.
Rhode Island, Plantation State.
Vermont. Banner. or Green MIN. Boys
New Hampshire. Granite.
Connecticut, Frees,one.
Maine. Lumber.
New York, Empire.
Pennsylvania. Keystone.
New Jersey. Jersey Blues.
Delaware. Little IDelaw arc.
Maryland. Monumental.
Virginia, Old Dominion.
North Carolina, Rip Van Winkic.
South Carolina, Palmetto.
Georgia. Pine.
Ohio, Buckeye.
Kentucky. Corncrackero.
Alabama
Tennessee, Lions Den.
Missouri, Pukcs.
Illinois, Suckers.
Indiana. Hoosiers. as
Michigan Wolverines.
Arkansas. Too,h Pickcrs.
Louisiana, Creole.
Mississippi. Bender Eagles.
Florida Territory.
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Persimmons. unripe nre said 10 have
the eiiec, OF arrestips cholera infantum and
common diarhea. A simple infusion
suilices TO he administered when as'rin-
gent remedies are intiica,cd. DR.. Me
lairer Of Virginia. says il acts like churm
when other asIringeu,s fail. A syrup Of
the same or tincturc. can of course be
easily prepared, and would answer the
same purpose.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16
IIAMRrRG. Anrnsi

Cotton.-The accounts per the Acadiu. are.
u our opinion. better than We have had for
isome time, aud there IL bT, lile doubt. that If
there was uiiy thing doing in COTTON by onr
merchants. prices would advance but MS there
is a very smafl amount coming in. we canno,
give j correct issue OF tho market. We. how
ever, quote still. To. .6i cts. as extreme prices
OF our market i-Journat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16

that he would never drink any more Ii
quor, and has kept his word. He says
that no man has greater reason than he
has to bate tun, or thank God for having
lame leG. and, he might have added.
for having sence enough to see the cause
Of all his days misfof,unes, and H,oral
courage enough 20 avt,id i, in future.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16

Stabbiag.-We understand that mar
named Martin Shelton was 50 severely
wounded in the abdomen with knife by
James Hall, in the upper part Of this Dis
,rict on Saturday last. that his life was
despaired Of; but We were yesterday in-
formed that there is fair chance Tor his
recovery. Hal. was arrested, and h now
in prisoD.-Greeariltc MortHtaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16
(By fitc Steamer .ieadia.

LIVERPOOL, jury 10.
Cction.-Thc transactions since the ciose Of
last week have been on q. fair scnlc. and the
steady manner in which Tie trade have coniIn.
ucd In purchase. indicates n better state OF
things for the manufacturer. The market has
had uniformly firm tone, md prices have
been well supported, The sales since Friday.
inclusive Of 1000 bales sold to-day, have amoun.
fed 10 f4,G00
fiAvRE. July IS.
Co,toa.-Ifoldefs Of cotton have displayed !
greater inclination to meet the views Of buyers,
and slight abatement in prices has induced n
better demand. The sales from Tho 7il to the
l4th Instant, inclusive, amounted tn 1892 bales,
consisting of 25ss bags Now Orleans. n, 5ifto
IS; 1878 bales Mobile. at 53f TO 6sf; and l26
bales Upland, So 50f to IS; the whole duty
paid. The arrivals within tho same period
have been 1923 bales. Of which l74S bales
United States. and IT'S bales 81. Domingo.
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DIR. w. ID. BROWN,

SURGEON DENTIST. s. PROFESSOR
or PENM.iNSHIP.
6HFFERS his services 10 the Ladies and
" Gentlemen Of Edgciield and the surround
ins Districts. Ali operations will be perform
cd with skill and neatnrss
Penmnnship will be ;ans h; in various styles
and on diplomatic system.
Prices conlormant with the times. I can he
consulted with 1t DR.. r. GritIin's, or ut DIR
Geisers, when nut professionally engaged
References can be seen at this office.
August 9 81 %
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Wnen VIC look 81 The field OF corn. we
find tina; those stalks that raise their heads
the highest arc the emric.r. The snmc
is The case with men; those who assume
the greatest consequence. have generally
the least share OF Judgment aAd ability.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16

A Single Days Adrentre.--Tho Dover
IN. H.i Gazette says tiere is man now
residing within the Limits Of ina, toSn,
vino has had more events 30 happen to
him in ono day than u common. He
started from bis home sober al o'clock,
90, drunk before 9 O'Clock. got aaoging
before 10 O'Clock. pulled down a ten, be-
fore IL o'clock. got into, iorkup before
10 o'clock, paid seven dollars for sance,
and ~ as released before O'Clock. Go,
drunk before 9 o'clock. fell and Injured
his leg and was carried home before 8 o..
clock, and took au oain before 8 O'Clock
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16

Melancholy Aecidert.-Two negroes were
drowned on Thursday last, near McCords
Ferry. by the upsctting OF canoe; ono of
them Alice, belonged to Mrs. Glaze. Of this
place-the other, Andrew, to siiss f. l.. Brad.
lev, Of Sumter Di:tnct.-Souh Caroiirian.
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COLUMBIA. .Anrnsi 10.

NVINHBIN' '.FNr,W@I IW
Cotiou-In this article there is bm little do
ing-,hc few saIes that arc making nrc about
cent higher, since the accounts 10 the i9lh ull
EIehanse.-On Charleston ], aud on New
York per cent. prem.
Freiglis.-By Steam Boats IS cents per bale.
and by Fail Road ~ cents.--Car.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16

Or Bar.-Thir,y years ago. gin aud
whiskcy were drank BY Judge. Lawyers
aud Jury. in Court. aud out of il. Judge
Scrisen Was the first man who attempted
a reformation. He called meeting Of
the Bar. and placed before it the impro.
priety OF drinking spirits in Court. The
lawyers acknowledged their error. and a
resolution was passed, pledsiug ihemsel-
YES to absiain from drinking in the Court
house. The next day, ane Of the law
yers, Ia clever and kind d-hearted
man. who made ali his speeches ardent
ny The use Of the ardent. had 4 cdse cal
led-feelipg the want ofth usual siimu-
liant. he arose and asked Ior n short delay,
as he felt a LITTLE wnier.-Then raising
his voice, he called to the pailiff. "Mr.
Bailig, bring me glass Of watcr." and
Il, an underone, bur equally audible, Rd-
ded. "and be sure it's half gin. do you
hear" Epok q. our Bar COW !-what
has not Temperance done
Augasta WashinetoniGn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16

Mfr. Carey's Appointmeats.-Mr. Carey
will deliver Temperance Lectures on The
following places, cn the days following,
AT Huntsville, in Lasrens District, Fri
day Aug. }ith; Bethany, do. Monday
I4ih; Warriof's Greek, do. Tuesday. 18Th;
Durban's Greek. do. Wednesday. 10th !;
Greenwood. do. Thursday, 18th, Friend
ship. do. Friday, 18th; Harmony. do.
Monday. Goth; Due West Corner, Alb
beville District. Tuesday, 2ls,; Abbcville
c. H. Wednesday, 22d; Greenwood. DO.
Monday. 9th; Cokesbary. do. Wednes-
day 29th. Smyrna. bsurens, Thursday.
3Oih. The Stand near 200. Smiths, do.
Friday 3ls,; Liberty Springs, do. Satur-
day. lsl Sept.
Salem, Edeefield District. Monday. Sd.
~O,bef Societies or neighborhoods, wish
ing the services Of Mr.. Carey. during the
present Summer and Fall, may commu-
nicate with The Hon. Jno. B. O'NeaIl, by
letter. tposisge paid) at Newberry G. H..
as early as practicable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-16

Tx Season.--The Winyah Observer of
9th inst, says: We have had rain here
in the low country every day since the
e0,h Of Juno. The crops ore made, and
~ill yisld no average harvest. We have
however the prospect OF freshesls in Pee
Dee Waccamaw and San,ee, and in Au
sast they are ihe bane and the dread Of
rice plan:ers. We travelled yesterday as
far as Charleston, and End the whole coun-
,ry uuder water, and ct Phillips where
wo write this. his well is filed TO within
fourteen inches Of the surface Of the earth
-and the musquiIoes annoying Us and our
horse a, mid day. Within the last three
weeks we have made a tour through Mar
ION, Marlborough, Chesterfield. Darling
tori and part Of Williamsburg. The corn
and cotton crops are fair. but the coru
crops in Georgetown district are the best
wa hare seen with The exception Of Col.
Wiliiams' in Darlington"
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fI.,,r I,iv iS
NOtice

rs HEREBY GIVEN. thu, application will
IL be made ny the next Session Of the Legis-
lator Of this State, to incorporate Bethany
Church.
Auguss7 TN %
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Aug 122
State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
B. Il. Minis
TO foreclosure et'
The Bank of Ham. Mortgage.
burg. So. Ca.
T SHALL proceed Ia sell. on The first
d Monday in September next, in the
above stated case at Edse6eld Court
House, one negro man.
Terms cf Sale, Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, $. F. d.
Aug. IL If 90
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JOHN COLGAN,
Merchant Tailor,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his Gus
4O TONERS, and the public generally,
that lie is jus, returned from Charleston,
with n variety of articles in his line, which
he will dispose Of on terms to suit the
times.
march % ;f s
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STRAYED
Angus; 8

Notice.
TOEL ROPER. Senr., of Edsefic,d District,
oD living on tho Murtiniown Road, TWO miles
from Duntonsvi!e. tolls before ME brigh, bay
HORSE, eight or nine yenrs old. snip on the
nose. a small star in the face, and branded
with letter r on the shoulder of the mount.
ing side, no other marks visible. Appraised
a. thirty-f dollars.
JOHN HILL. Magistrate E. d.
sJnnc 81 (S2 COY 1amim 81
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Hamburg August 9, ls43
August Q 6n %
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
DI ED.

At St. Thomas w. j., the oath September last Cor
nela wife of the Rev. p NJ Brett and daughter OF Cornell
ius Bose Esq Of this city, in the 22d year of her age
On Friday evenings 18th inst Mungo Futter Campbell,
eldest Of Mr. Robert Strachan aged II years and
On the 18th inst Elizabeth Anderson Snedeker aged yrs
On the l4.h nst Wm e. Shaw, late Of Sheffield York
shire, England, aged 81 years.
On the 18th inst Joseph B. Nudge, aged % years
On the 10Th inst, Thomas Garter, aged Sc
On the 10Th inst Isabella Grafam daughter OF VIM aud
Jeannett Bart, aged u years months and Is days
AT Booklyr on the 9th ns Eliza wife of ofChrstoPher
Bennet, aged 33 years.
On the 9th inst, Columbia, s. Carolina, Emily Con.
stance, wife Of George Washington Taylor; aud daughter OF
the late Dr.. A. Henderson, Of ST. Augustine, f. f.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
Passengers arr;x,ed

In the packet ship Hendfick Hudson from London-Capt
G. CcCgeshall, Miss Mcleod Miss Ellen do Of Y; Mr.
ad af Boston, Mr. Isaac Collins and lady, Miss Marga-
ret Collins, children and servant, Mr. Clamor Hagador
Mrs Hoz and child OF Philadelphia, Mr. S Andrew of
T-xas Miss Aspenwall of Quebec; Mr. H HYATT and Ia
day Miss Ellen do Miss Ca,harine do Miss NJ L do Miss
C G do, Mr. Hyatt aud six children. Miss Sarah Brad
brook Mr. and Mrs " Pettingll and children Mrs Brdg
e. and children Mr. NJ Rudsdae Dr. John Baird, RN la
dy and servant Mr. srangeay of England and 6s IN the
seeraCe
IN ilhe packet ship Europe from Liverpool-Aliss H
Vanderyort Mr. and Mrs Gibson Mr. Robert Bright, Nj
Barnet Smith-l53 steerage.
In the bark Douglas, from Rio De Janeiro-Lieut Man
ming, J Manning NJ
Passengers Sailed.
In the packet ship Rochester for Lvepoo-Nlr Sower-
by and lady, Engand Master sowerby, do; Page Bos.
ton Dr. Bryant Jr aud servant, do Henry Bryant and
do Alex NJ Ross, Buffalo; Robt McClea Ireland
and $50 iu the steerage.
In the ship Ataanta, Tor Apaachicola-lIr C Wilson,
lady and child; Mr. Allen lady child aud servant; Mt D
Wood lady aud servant Mr. T e Halsey Mr. D Goddard
OF Boston; MI Moses lady, children and servant; Miss
Moses MIR Lee, Mr. James Weson, Mr. Wylle and laoy
Mrs {: RAYMOND and child.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
TON, S. c., Sept. %, 1913.
M MARRJFD

At Southport Conn., the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Cornwell William Maclure Parks of New York. TO Come
liza, daughter of Capt J. w. Davis of Southport.
At Sing Sing the 18th inst, by the Rt Rev Bishop
Onderdonk Edward B Dean Caroline Archer niece, and
adopted daughter Of James Smith, Esq.
At Yves, Troy the 10Th inst by the Rev Dr. Brigham,
Origea j. Brigham, Esq, Miss Frances F. Waterman,
AT Lyme, Jefferson co.. by the Rev. Mr.. Watkins, Mr..
Henry Lensing of Gen Miss Maria Guile, of the former
place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

VHE NEW-YORK EXAMINER, No. 3, 18th is
Day publish0d. 22o WiIam-srreet, between Frankfort
and Duaneeets prce6 cents or So year with dedacnon
to II coetalns Davi5 r Floyd Jones and Edwin
desceadauts-Colone Bars-John c. Calhoun--Led Shell
burna Plunket ereash Norbury Clonmell Clare and
1,binen-What would Repealers have 2Commodore Barry
&C snadar Parament-Electons-D- Win Clin,on-Nle
cb,nic, Institute-Packenham ew-Oreans-Weington
&c Nos. and may also be had.
Oh 81. w. l.. MACKENZIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

-0-7r Bradbury. Singing Class Down
and gentlemen residing the lowe Of the city Will open
for hoIoush in D the art o sr
The commodious Lecture Room Of ST. Georges Chnrcl
OF Bkman and Cfstreets has been kindly tendered
for the above Class 1h method Of instruction will be the
pursued in the subscribers Glasses al l2 Elddset
Those who contemplate joining this Class will please be pres
ent Tuesday Evening the 7th if possible Terms etc.
will then be made known. First lesson free The Class 10 be
continued every Tuesday Evening.
One hund red and twenty ladies and gentlemen have joined
the subscribers Singing Classes within three weeks.
oil 3ls- WM B. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

= DR.. Felix Gouraud's Pouire Subtitle,
will completely and permanently eradicate sulruous human
hair from females upper lips the hair conceans broad and
smnruoUs hs b. spr 70 rei the rnun AZ the orginaI
office, 81 Walker.s'reet one door from Broadway.
81 per bo,tle-Directions French and English
Agents-Guthrie, Aladan-lane, Albany; Myers, New
Haven; Brown, 6 Chesnutstree! Phiad-lPhia Jordan
aToo Boston G leT Gen
Can be tested before buying proof positive this, and
nom mist axe. s29 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

U Photographic Likenesses, b. the Daguer-
reotype Process 35 Broadway corner Park place. by VAN
LOANS o4 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
sosrffing sehoo;FIrvin Rdrs Institute
jy22 4mis WM F. LYON, A. NJ. Principal.

- The Invisible wig so closely resembles the
real head at hair that scepcs and connolsseu have pro-
nouuced the most perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
beng made without which IT'S ap-
paances closely resemble the natural haf both In hight
being beautiful porous and free all OF
perspraon evaporation unmpeded and the great evils OF
other lgs entirely avoided The scepc and
alike invited 10 Inspect this novel aud beautiful Wig, and the
peculiar method OF fitting the head the manufacturers A.
e. Barry lac Broadway OF Liberty street upstaiIs
lnrfS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

ITO LAWYERS.-LAW BOOKS-The SUBJ
l scriber, having been In the employment OF Hasted &
Voories for serera past, has commenced the Law
Book-Seing his own account and respectfully informs
the Members OF The Bar and Students Law wishing to
purchase that 1t will be much TO their advantage give him
CALL he intsads sell yey reduced pces-2s Nassau
street, one door south of Cedar-street, New.York
o,26t~ j. r. HALSTED.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

SzA TO FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
@ The 2ubscl Der offers the following ysuable property
sale Saratoga Springs IL is situated nearly
OF the celebrated Congress Spring 18th but few rods ope
grounds Intervening The lot is 60 feet front l0 feet
The front of the lot occupied hy well built Dwell
ing 52 BY 80 feet part of which is used for ushng
ware rooms The shop the 80 by q feet wh four
floors 1t superior f.e horse engine which
drives turning lahe for ood where all the varieties Of shop
and job turqug performed to ,olumns for budnSs
also, tmber-dessing machine tenOnGns machine,
ticng machine boring machine ming whip saw,
era circular engine for metals and
chiner nearly new and put up in the best man
bedsead cabinet ware &c This shop commands moro9o
I those branches of business for the village and an
wood and lumber bonse 20 by So sf wifba VIM ~ s
mi 10 miles distant from said village the midst OF
nection SAID establishment The failing healthof the
subscr ber the for Offering the fonmenta2sd property
market. References can be gentlemen in this c
who acquainted with the establishment. be subscriber
MAJ De found at Lovsoys Hotel from o'clock, A. NJ 10
O'Clock, T. NJ. each day, until after the Goth INST
OF 4tr RANSOM COOK
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

~ Wire Window wShades-Manufactured 10 or
der any size, shape figure and handsomely fitted
hogany frames psrlor basement offer and other windows
ha doors, screens fot public rooms, sc Jy
LEE CO., l8 Factory-street.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others adm, all the air
and light The and perfect the streeat
the same they obsuct view from the street the
room and keep mosquitoes and other nsects OUT and
r.yv ornamental. iva isf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

sssoansod pE ToLos GssscMsrlos, SC &c-We would
eay rraey 70 be relied % Dasa M OF Lrswort being the
sstes II they wish sure OF getting the cs
stas Ma;ssna only al the original Office, SIS Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

K OhDEf N OF tleoer!ch w fluooare, oupre!ne
hereby given that attachment has issued against the
tate Of George Fowl er nones deaf deho, and thatth.
will be sold for the payment of his debts ss he APP
pear aud discharge such attachment according law within
months from the first publication of this notice; aud tha
the payment any debts due him By residents This State
aud the delivery 10 him. his USE Of property within
STATE belonging him and the tyansEe Of such
erty b. him forbidden b law and void-Daed at Wa
ter,own, October l2. l9i3 j. MULLlN Attorney
OF layyo For Attaching Creditors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
HERE IT IS-A SPLENDID NUMBER.
THE LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
r,tpr111au,trSra.

EMBELLIsHMESTs:
A splendid Steel Engraving by s. A. Schof, called " IN
KOSCIUSKO'S GARDEN AT WEST POINTER
bossed view-somehing entirely new.
FASHIONS FOR NOVEAlBER-A splendid colofcd
Plate of the latest fashions-3 figures.
This No contains the continuation Of Anna Taylor, BY Mrs
A. S. Ssrhans-t will be completed the next. Also.
variety Of Original Articles from the of the best lady
writers in the country.
Terms 81 per annun. Single Nos. l8;
Agents and dealers supplied the publishers Price Address
GRAHAM CHRlSTY 2Astor Houee
ol1 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

THE TWIN BROTHERS., a tale in one vol.
| 1smo PARLEYs MAKE The BEST OF IT, or Cheerful
Cherv and other tales. By the autEer of Peter ParIeys
Tales: vol lSno
P,RirY's TALE OF ADVENTURE, or the Siberian Sable
Hunte By the Author OF Peter Parley Tales. vol Slno
For sale by NJ n. NEW 55lAH,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

IT, American Tnsfitute.-The friends Of Industry
and Improvement who desrous Of aiding the progress Of
this nsute are informed that opportunity is afforded
become members during the FAIR by directing line TO T. B.
Wakeman, any OF the Managers at Nibo's Garden,
pressing wish become members and naming their place OF
residence and occupation, Gentemen from The country vii
ling help this benece nstitution particularly
quested attend this notice Instead ofhundTeds OF mem
bers thousands should jon The annual dues only two
dollars and they will be well repaid by gaining thereby the
privilege of visiting the Fair every day 1cih their ames,
besides the privilege Of Lectures Library Sc. oil 81
D- SyIyania AuxiliaEy.-The members re-
queed 10 be punctual in attending the meeting this Tues
day) evening II o'clock No. Is Pine business of
Importance will be transacted OF ltf
~ Marshall Total Abstinence Society
o6 Boadway this evening at quarter before O'Clock The
Rev. Mr. Beich and Thos. NJ Woodruff will address the
meeting Singing by the Marshall Choir. The public are
'' -, ~ A.D. WILSON, President
ALBERT GILBERT, Secretary. It,
NJ Unionists, Attention.--A meeting of the Un-
enists Association Will be held al the National Hail. on We
nesday Evening Oct 18th, at seven o'clock Puncua at
tendance requested in order TO make arrangements for the
oI63i >0N','' 49, s. CHlCKERING, President.
CARPETINGs,
FLOOR Gil CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c.
~ The Subscribers have now on hand an extensive
and choice selection of Carpetinss
FROM LOW PRICED INGRAM
To the Richest and most Costly description of
BRUSSELS. SAXONY ROYAL WILTON, VELVET.
TURKEY ARMINSTEl AND TAPESTRY
c ar pet nSs.
Also. .....F o OR OIL CLOTHS
Neatest and most Splendid Patterns and Colors.
Also, French and Eng ish Bookings Drggets Felt Car;
petns Rugs of :he richest descriptions French EN- ossed
Table and Piano Covers, c. Sc. all which will be sold at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, BY
CIV SMITH < COMPANY,
OH Otis 25 Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

ve and qSovs I Of the Circulation of the blood by Har-
VI. la"s mat goveu gavation by Newton are two
~hich VIII remain fog ever IS
,bS - 10 ne enduring fame Of these grea nsn Bnt o
sovsr U b 10 u,e mass o nankad much mo valuable Jis
al ~ oeen made having for its obscr the remoy
Diseases affecting the blood and fr;i
ne9s; Ha ~ eo,nratlTey hut little undestood rhe 5ao %
u iid sn. SsnelfS aud every orgar ne oo9o
o. each secretion When, therefore i; i @ ana me source
eatfteu 70 the re'hoess hoTeS of the anims, FAM
stance Causing ossicatoa Of the arteries on IN one IN
eoee IN anots, wnite swelling or ds.a. Of e lnto
erotn!a. or swelling OF the glands in yayon also
gody rheumatisn attended with rasptaton ana s oi ie
@ heart; Souty affections and cutaneous seasS
eH' The same cause ana variety OF other o
sooa hurries the victim 10 his grave Sands "itsh
'sseable medicine which the result of wears Sf
saeHcai research III bringing 1t 70 present sa,c o
you, wall arrest, and II timely administered
diseases by purifying the vital fluid esenersting The
.saon dspelng diseased action. giving tone In ,b
saSes OF the system, and enabling the blood n rns
.eey and briusDg with II health and renewed vgoT m
M The paiiid cheek Will lose aenesS and the sunk
san It's brghmess the skin viii resume its uaIprsi G,
Ss, and The limbs their accustomed elasticity.
conclusive evidence Of superior value and
eei,ihcstes published IN this and other city papers
b et1ed and sold wholesale and retail and Tor expectation
p D. SANDS CO, Druggists, (Granire Buildings
s hoea"Sy corner OF Chambcrs.stteet New York Sold
BT,Sya. a. D. x d. SANDS. 79 Fulton-s,Tee and II Eas
bo,, soIaer of Mdrket-street. Price 81 per bottles 81,
os ~ or!sna documents may be seen store
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

ssaS Cared scroiaa OF Owe. thirty Years stsndps after
shieh fuS 5pS ssa est0 sssap3rla had been used vain
lie MS sows thaI theirs being sold dollar per hot
0esss esS n, does not enhance the value Of the medicine
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