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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22
From hc Charleston Merexry.

National Conrcntion.- IHinois.-At a
rccrn, Democratic State Convention ~
iHiuois-Hon. w. l.. d. Ewing Pres;drn:
a resolution in favor Of a National Cou-
~vontion was adopted, ond III reference TO
! the mauuer OF choosing Delegates TO rep.
rescn, tina, Stale, the Meeting rccon'men-
ded that the people in each Judicial Cir
cult, should choose one Delcga.e-mahipg
nine in all. the exact number Of The Sena-
tor, aud Representatives TO which Illinois
is entitled. The Stale i, not divided into
Congressional Districts.
MdssaehuseGs.-An adjourned Meeting
of the Democratic members Of The Massa-
| chuse,,s Legislature was held last We'd
nesday night. They among other things,
expressed a preference for MIR. Van Buren,,
without nominating him. and in reference
10 the mode Of choosing Delegates. and
tho lime Of holding the National Couven-
,iou, adopted the following resolutions
Resclrcd, Tha, for the purpose OF unit
ing the democracy Of the whole country,
and making The great number Of our emi-
uenlm e1 and elemeu, Of strength and not
OF division, We cordially adopt the propn-
siiien Of the democratic convention of tho
Legislature Of Maryland. and join in re-
commenting a national convention TO be
hold n, Baltimore. on tho FIRST for At the
latest on tho second) Monday 10 May,
1874.
Resolved, Tha, the Delegates to the ma
tionnl convention from each sla,e should
be equal TO tho number Of its electoral
votes lor president ; from Massachusetts,
therefore, there should be ,welve-twc 10
be chosen for the state OF large. by the next
democratic state convention. the Others 10
be chosen. one from each congressional
district, by district Conventions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

% The Cour, Of Common Pleas and
General Sessions, for this District, closed
its Spring session on Saturday last.
On Thursday, Alexander Nixon. who
was charged with the Murder Of Major
Samue! Tompkins, OF The I'd Of January
last. vas put upon his trial, and after an
examination Of a number OIL witncsscss,
both for aud agains, him, and able plead
ings, on the part Of the prosecution, and on
The h:::half Of the accused, The jury retired
an, "a about fifteen minutes returned with
a vr.dic, Of not guilty.
COUNSEL for the Siaie-Snl. Edwards,
and Col. John Bauskett.
For tie Aeeused.-Mcssrs. Griffin and
Burr. Wardlaw, Carroll. and Wigfall.
Harrison lIayue, charged with stealing
Cotton, was found guilty.. aud sentenced
to imprisonment, until the frs, Monday in
May, aud to receive ten lashes. lie was
recommended TO mercy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Dreadful fate Of a Deceirer.-A case
was recently tried at Ithaca, N. Y, the
decision Of which affords a tremendous
warning TO those who fail to fulfil their
contracts with the ladies. The caso was
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

The v. Hampshire Gazeste, Portsmouth.
the oldes, Democratic Journal 10 the Ssntc,
carries al its head the names Of John c.
Calhoun for next President, and Levi
Woodberry for Vice President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Om NLlage.-Thcrc is a, present in
full operation in the village Of Edseicld.
four Dry Goods and Grocery Stores; three
Boo, and Shoe Manufactures, aud one
Shoe Store !; " Saddlcry aud Harness
manufactures two Cabiuc, Making es-
adjustments; two Tailoring establish.
mcu,s; Que Carriage Mandatory; one
Timing establishment, {; two Blacksmith
Shops; one Watch and Clock repaircr I;
one Turning establishment; TWO Taverns,
and two Retail Groceries; a, all Of which
articles in their line, can be procured upon
as reasonable ,crms,as q, any town or vii.
lage in the State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Gold.-Therc was coined a, the Dab
lonega Mint, during the months Of Janua-
~ and February last. s73,3lo so, in quar-
ter Eagles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

@ Our Subscribers are informed thai
they will be enabled to procure their own
Popee al So so per anuum, by their ad-
ding Il new uame to our list, and paying
in Gdrance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

TIE Weathtr.-Wilhip the last week
We have had a variety Of bad weather
rain, snow and blow, with intervals of calm
.-fresziug weather. Oa Sundayihere was
a heavy fall Of snow. which, had the ground
been 10 order to receive it. would have
covered it TO TIE depth Of FIVE or six inches.
On yesterday morning we had another
Sigh, sprinkle Of snow, with severe cold.
In fact, The month OF March has been as
severe as over experienced 10 this vicinity.
The early frui, that were in bloom, are all
destroyed, aud it is greatly feared that the
late fruit are nipped in The bud.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Being on my way home. aud charged
With tho care Of my family, il will not
be c~onveaien, TO crafty myselfby remain,
ing all Saturday evcuiug next tho day Q
yosr appointments. I do not dou5t. bui |
should heartily eo-epera,e in tho objects
of your meeting as well as tho mode oil
carrying them uut.
T 10 the effort to secure the nomisatian oil
SIR. Calhoun as lae candidate Of the par
~ for the mex, Presidency, mas' fully
concur with you. Believing, as do, liza.
through him we can mos, fully carry Out
the principles and policy Of the Democra.
tic Party, and most effec,ually reform the
Federal Government; I ~zealously acvo-
cate his claims, without intending to DIS
parasc those Of any other.
remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
MARK Il. COOPER.
To Messrs. II. Gourdin, G.. Ii. iugra'
han, and others.-Commirec, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Miusnsm.-Many converts TO Miller
ism have been made in Luzerne CO. Pa.
a store keeper roar Wilkesbarre. has dis
tribuled bis whole stock Of goods among
the people Of the neighborhood, convinced
tina, he shall aoon want money no longer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

tia, OF con vs.. Williams, in which the
fair plaintiff claimed damages from the
unfair defendant. for refusing TO marry
her rs pcr'conuacr. The Jury mu!cted
Sir. William, in the handsome sun Of
eight Thousand dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Fedora Government; 1 Zeaious'y a'.0
cate his claims, without intending 10 DIS
parasc those Of any other.
remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
MARK a. COOPER.
To Messrs. II. Gourdin, G. IL. iusra'
han, and olhers.-Commitee, &c.
S. Rrvxa, March 9TH, isi3.
To II. Gourdiu, II. Pcropneau, DC.
GentleRen-It would afford me sreat
pleasure 70 DO with you on Saturday next'
but yone letter NOT having reached me no.
fore the departure of the Steam boats from
Savannah. 1 shall have no opportunity OF
getting 10 Charleston, before tho hlondsy
after The Meeting.
regret this the lcss. as ] can iorcsee
no opposition 10 The measures sou suggest
10 your communication. -.
The Legislature were unanimous, u !
recollect right. 10 their nomination OF Mr..
Calheun.-This | think, conclusive oil
that poinl in this State.
The qualifications Of Mr.. Calhoun be-
ing universally admitted, it wili be crafty
inc to tbs pride OF every Caro'inian TO
have bun elected to the hiel'c,, Office III
the gift Of The people oil The Cai,ed States.
BIZ, there are cousid cratious influencing
! me on this subject. FAR stronger than the
authority of the Legislature Of The pf'de Of
the State. BIC. Calhoun has. IN Gay OPT
n;uu, more distinct perceptions Of The nc.
cessi,y of a check upoa Congressional
power. dian any.oll'er civilian "l tins eoun-
rs.
The minority have rights, but how these
right, are to he projected is the difficulty.
The progress which the science o! ''o-
ycrurneut has made, in tho last hall cen
,ury, exci,es 4 confident hope. 'ha' before
the Iupse Of d quarter century more, this
difficulty may be ~surmuun'cd. IL may DC
The glory of Sis. CALHOUN To consumniale
this improvement.
In The eirhreen,, century aud hefnre. the
maiority were governed by a minority aud
, abused.
Ia the beginning iof the nineteenth ccn-
sury the majority rose to power aud CO.
scraed. They, 10 tnrn are now abusing
the Minority. The next improvement wall
he, 50 10 check the power Of the maj'rliy
as Ia save The rights Of The minority.
Ga such an occusion. more on this sub
ject. miel, he improper.
Az % the formation Of q Convention tor
| tho nomination Of Candidates Tor the Pre-
sideucy and Vice Presidency. ! have only
10 express my hopes. tina, such an organi-
zatipn may be adopted, IS will prove sa-
,issaclory TO the whole party throughout
, the Union; for on The preservation Of this
party ail my hopes ofimprovcmeot rest.
have The honor u be, gentlemen,
With great respect. yours, dc.
DANIEL E. HUGER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

The Zodiacat Light. This strange and
beanIifu! phenomenon was distinctly seen
by a aua,.er Of persons IN this place in
tic evenings Of Monday aad Tuesday last.
We frs, discuverl this wonderful ''trabas"
Of the a%ucicuts. at t~eoty minutes past Z
o'clock, e. IS. and warched il. with deep
Interest. Er sun,e twenty-five or thirty
uriuutes, when It gradually faded away.
lit is rarely seer in Northern ATTITUDES,
bu, i, is frequently, OF almost constantly,
observed in the torrid zones. Casiui Of
ten mentions The great resemblance Of
the ZodiacaI Iigh, To tho tails of comets
The light seems to have no other motion
than tia, Of the sun itself. It's brightness
resembles that of che Mickey Way
Temperance Adreeak:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22
W.pyEspAr. HIaHcn %. la42.
"Re uN ding to The Pillars ofthe Ttarptc 81
oar Liberties, undifhmzsf5 fall, We toiN Perish
amidst tic Ru;us,n
FoR PRESIDENT:

Not subject 10 the action Of any Convention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22
MISCELEANEOUS.

&C" We presume. ,,at what has been
zen during a few nigbts past, in tho sky,
By tho citizens oflhis village. was the 70
diacal Light. Of which the following ac-
counts are given:
From the Washington Madisonian.
The ZOdiacai Lighi.-The attention OF
our citizens has been attracted for several
evenings past, by a phenomenon in the
Western par, Of the heavens, which many
have supposed to be a comet, aad s-t'ch
is no doubt the same that has recently
been described in several papers as a
comet. We 6nd. on recurring TO Rees'
Cyclopedia that il is in fac The zodiaeai
light. II is rarely seen IN the northern
laIiiudcs, but it is frequently or almost
constantly observed in die sorrid znne.
Tho bes, time for seeing tin England is
said 10 be about the LIST March, at To-
clock in the evening; which corresponds
pretty exactly with che time Of lis pre-
sou, appearance here. il wa frs, no.
ted ia modern times, by Deseartes about
the year 1869 but did not engagc general
attention until it wa described and namcd
by Cassiui the elder, in 1868.
Casiui often men,ioss abe great rcsem-
biance Of the zndiacal ligh, 10 the tails OF
comets. NJ. Fa.io has mado tho Same
observation {; and Euler eudeavored to
prove them owing TO similar causes. The
extent Of the zodiacal light, from she sun
to its poiu,, is seldom less than %, and
sometimes $50 degrees 10 length. The
lis4,l seems to have 40 ether motion than
tia, Of the sun itself. IT'S brightness re-
sembles that Of the milky way !; and from
its shape we would suppose it to be the
same meteor called trades by the nucicn's,
frurn it's resemblance IN form 10 u bca;u or
ralicr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

The following letters in reply 10 invita-
lions to attend the meeting were received
BY the Committee Of Arrangements.
CHARLESTON, 7th March, 1913.
Gentlemen: Your note inviting me to
attend q meeting Of the Democratic Re
publicaa Party Of the Sixth Consression-
al District of this Stale, was received this
esening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
SMITH. DRINKER 4 yopp,s


H""'ll : visits IN Remarkable Pacs- OLA I.r -, -. .
a'1 s''''s Illustrative of striking "a %. - SeHis
10y y. -. counties OF Durham Nor,h1,r,n. '-e''
R u; III author OF Rural in Fnr,,5I g. n'
-, ~ L, A"rE with sketches Of prom nsp -, SC,
hs1,s .choo!S hnsrias Literary $780,. Eeols, PhIs'
Of Pennsylvania. *. - N-'sefy IN the University
the Esssern Con- nS si.S .sO Mr.c,r-Emhn.. TO
So So OF cochin China Siam and NM, - -,
states slooP Of Peacock David Gci..1 at IN Tie L
inc years IeJs-3-i. BY Edmund Rob., iahuer during
\ VOYAGE RnUSD WoRtp i,-l,,,-..- -
D. Surgeon !, ,, Tn I7j. BY w : W. Rusehenberr- N
iI'''of % Three yeaIs n the PACE
H1'<ts 70 THr 'frT Cairns along m. si. -, ,
CO., ~ ~ hee'erraL can including yoya-. 10 III
80 As0,a and aTogr the Gslanl Of soe1,ra. b y s
sled Eco r. z. = 81. "1 oy J. X Well
-. 49, !" nEAioo lsLASD Gina &c-S,rr,,r-. -. -
,Nei'e@ comprising Mexico Mines on RI -, a,
- - ana thc British Colonies, with an EYcr
Isllnd u Cuba. by Henry Tudor Fs,, at AcuTson tothe
-. ,- - ~ - A"FE AND ruE EAsr-E1ab raeip- Oh. .
II1,s w our through Great Britain Irelapi F,,n e
i'.,s-'a' SaAony Bohemia. Austria nav,rt,
tuscany the Fapai States the Ne,por, am
-s "a, ,s'HHs ni the Archipelago Goer- Fr, -, ,
n i, "a " aaehla AMI Hungary: BY Vsient,1 NJ :.
ja2S u 'Ne 0hiVeFsiiy of New YORK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELL.

"a AVE Just received a fresh supply of Garden
n Il SEEDS oms Nouh-also several different nds OF aiep
Seeds gown N THIS STATE. all OF they recommend a, flesh
and genu
ARTlCHOKE-Gresn Globe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch.
BUNCH BEANSBroad Windsor Mohawk EarIv DIV, n
Mohawk EIa Early Weeks Eary yellow siI Week., Ionr
Tod Marrow Dwarf Red speeklcd French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney. ' ~
POLE BEANS-Honeulural Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners White Dutch Runners
bEEr-Eady Blood rurnP Early Yellow, French Sugar Long
Blood Maneel Wuu1cl.
BRoCCoLl-Lars Purple Cape.
CABsAGE-Bauesea, Cromwell. Dumhssd, Early Bunoek's
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Early Sugar Loaf Early Yo,k Fiat
BIunswek Green Guided savoy Large YORK Sugar Loaf
Red Picking. '
CARROT-LonE Orange.
CACLlFLoWER-Eary and Late Dutch
CpRN-Smths Extra Early.
CtCCMBER-Ery Frame. Early Green Cluster, Long Green
Turkey. ' ~
EGG PLANT-Purpl,.
ENDlNE-Grs-n Curled
KALE-Grstn Culcd
LEIIUCE-Brown Duten Early Drumhead Early sesia Green
Co.'S. Ice, Large White Loaf
MELLONCaTona Water Green Cltron Large NJ, AZ or Y.or
Nutmeg. $3.50 - ~
NAsTURTIUM.
OkRA-Long and Short
ONON-slveT Skin. Yellow Skin.
PARsLEi-Cuhcd and Singh.
PARSNP-EIra Large. Large Dutch.
fEAS-bic Imperial Dwarf Mafrowfat
tat Early Frame. Early Bishops Dwarf Extra Early Sinclair or
Washngion Early Warwick, Marrr.yfat
RADlsH-Back Spanish Turnp Long Scarlet White Tur
nip, Yellow Tumip
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sPlNAGE-Pncky or Fan. Round Leaved or summer
soCAsH-Eay White Bush. Early yellow Bush Winter Crook
neck, Yellow Striped.
TOMATO-Laugc Red
TURNP-Eay White Fairy yellow Dgteh Parry @, den
stone kaf White Stone Red Top Rua aga Flat Winter
AlsSp-'auary seed and an assortment Of Flower
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
RICHMOND DAILY WHI(;:
HN ALENANDEH MOsEIEY.

Tsss- OF scnscKrnosro City rber- $500 per Year
AMI fo shorter period when by sIo-payabc In
all cases. in advance.
ADvrsrsso-ror square or ..) one in..
ton - cents two insertions 81 49, three
every succeeding Insertion II cents.
Transient advertisers must pay advance.
The number OF Insertions OF Advertisement. b, noted on IN.
MS they win he inserted to b. .topu. and
Oh accordingly or o"icr- to stop also b- writing.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares and in that
proportion for Advertisements greater length and $50 70, one
square, except Aueonsrs and Lottery dealers charged
500, paper neluJedl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
REMOVED

y ~ a. Ip.S GA Duminion Clothing ITO.
F,,s1. ma e street and facing Frapki, t.,'I
'-@.u - House from
Known n a. . .s opportunity and method At Main,
- - W si4iens Of Richmond u. yirp,. -. -, .llNllS
aIy for the -,, I hand tloihng OF kind and NOR
refused pre- 60 I approaching seasons which we win IN :,
-, - I oa,h We Respectfully nvjt, Al :, - AZ
Ia bv a. Wheeler they goods or NOT aH u
he money refunded AH good s,r may De returned AMI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
BARGAINS! BARGAINSil

S'> superior morocco and Kid slippers,
at only Sl.OO per pair, irorfb Sl.5O
" have on hand lot n Ladies' ipeuor Morocco and KID
slippers part McCudys winch will sell al the ,bov.
very low pcc They are such usually 81 so but
ut Ns oli OF the prfseH' fashion the only why
offer them AZ such bargain. We invite our friends and purbs
es generally 10 call and suit themselves this and any Other ni
Of Goods IN our line determined prices for
'asa suitable 10 'h' Times ID. BURLINGTON A.
4, 49, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14

II oSl or misplaced from Store, on Cary
street the the s,or. hoa. Of r. 1,
sn Two boxes single naf and two and wooSey
sugar az half eo1.- ~ Browns Tobacco boIes
information about aid good. viii b. Thankfully rree .d
deg7 PARRfsu a ms ,1tpy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
MARCH FIRST. 1913.
m extensive and ,ir,irDBIc sto,tr of Hoo,

ShocN- HrIlINN, thrpCI T:sNcIIing Hage, &C. q e.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
At reTy reduced and unusually lolr prices for Cash
INTENDING Co max, change present business in short
time and IN order 70 carry purp a. little DELAY
possible shall troni his date extensive and
stock Of Gods al Ao and Retail very yree, for
CASH,
Our friends IN town AM and the public generally IN
want OF Goods in Cur line invited To call supply
as II determination reduce last a. possible and
0IWe VIII take tbs friends " ho ar IN
deied u ~ BY note rcspee.
tive dues As tits absolutely that the bu-
hess should be ausnc-i a once
u. BURLINGTON s. co.
inr Mansion House.
l.yAMII.Y ROE mERRINGs-sn NM NM. q F.nl, 20 la
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
FoR SALE BY
ROB"T X. DUAL.

FoR
ROB'r X. DUAL,
Bank Square, Richmond T-irginia
A srARAGJs-Glut os Dutch
n BENNS-larre. AMI Sull Lima snar- &c
bEEl-long Booi Eary Hood Turuiy French White ssy,,
Manre Wurfsl ~ -'''
REuCpll-Eary Cape Llrz5 Purple
'NbAGt-tafy York Large Eary Drunhe,d or R,t,cr
sea- Eary sag1roaf Large Brumhsad CfomUcH'. A, "a
Dutch o' Pic,Iur Green Cur,i savoy Penion Iett ~
CARRur-inHr Orange
CAJLIFtuWER-Eary ana Late
CELERY-whic SOLID
CUCi MEER-Iar, Frame. Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scoich ga kt.
LEITJCEN'ia. I,, Brown Dutch. Cabbage, PAR, cro..
NfION-Nutus-. Cfron. e
WAIfR-N FLpN-Fu-s kinds
NASJErUM
oNllN-Ear1 Silver Stunned Large Red
PARSLEY-CuHrd
PARSNlP-llrgs swelling
fEAS-Eary Monumental T1, C,r,v.u r,,fg ,s..,.. r.,
y in'c Dwarf Blue FuI-,iau Dssrf Marroufat
RNulSll Long sttf,i. rurn.p
RHl' BARB-Red Cor Tasts
SAlSlii-oT NcaesJs. Oys-r
SPINACH
SQDASii-Farly Bush
IuMAIU-targe Ned
IlhNf-EarJ PIT Dutch. Red TOP Iarr. Norfla Rus ssss
Also,
general a',otnsnt OF Flower seed
BtLHOJs ROOTS
DOUBLE DAHLIAs
ONION SETS. a. h ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
400 CASKS Ground Plaster

- WV 30 hid. Porto Rico Molas.s-
800 bags RIO aHl Java Con,S
500 ket- Blasting PON,.t
100 dn. White Lead
200 aides so- Leather
IS ess-- Iiquouce
20 az. pipes q. ". Wine
100 CASES Muscat q,
so boxes Hulis Cat.I-.
so do sp.fmaesti -,
20 baskets Salad Oh
20 bolss Loaf sugar
1909 Saeks sa'. Ashtou'.
10 hah pi'-- Co.nae Brandy
10 hbts Whisky
80 bbi
30 olaAs Cheese
50 hall chests Tea
100 bolcs 10
20 bbls Tanners OIL
200 team' Cap and Letter PAPER
200 Kegs Rns Powder
10 bbls Coppefas
20 casks sah Pc,fe
- bales Almond. For sac bv
IA IL DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14
ROBERT MOTT.
House, sign Painter ana Ci.x,cr.

SsIt door % 1s EIoArrgs Ba-t. kSA-sud. T'-ri-st
~ received further su?fy of Paints OBS Cop.I uth-
NarniSh-s with faini-r- brushes MIR An ,snt
me- Of French ant AH-nran Window Class -aIu 10
Soi.o nehc- al oi which e ds-fous up
re.-onsli.
IA large supply Of SnD ston- Pant for sa.e low 81
p-rinr paint Tor Tia SLingid Roof. RN
-. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14


'ANHlS invaluable and certain remedy is pre.
Il pared by ADAM YOUNG, HarperSFerry Va from an
original Recipe in his and composed Of ingredients
familiar TO medical The following cerdeate from gen
ueuan well known 10 the public, esy and CERTAINTY
Of the remedy
CH.ELEsTowS, ocr &c. lsl2.
10 NJ. .fdar Isng-
Dear sr-n reply toyou Inquiries state that have been
'iee relieved from violent Rheumatism Iamsugh
THIS disese and Understandable pan so - often 10
be entirely UNIT for business used your remedy and was com
pstey relieved from days September had another
attack which also deprived OF sleep weeks before r.
soTtng 10 old friend tried the deeocton again and In los
than week restored my health consider this r.
medy 80 valuable and certain that intend keep supply
Of IT. u acts through the stomach efficiently when all srt,r
H,I tcnneaie'fal Very respectfully youn
JOHN : GALLAHER.
Senior Editor Va Ere. Press
Horsr DstEoUEs.
. Feb. ,. isI1
ASssrs. G1y1or s. LyoY 80
Gequemcn-lllyinc had another attack NJ Rheumatism, within
The last month my colds always taking f,m1 treI my for
er remedy LASH'roHs CoNFostTIoN. entirely
nom ain and ~ better general have had for many
YEAR, l me tonic effect Of This medicine gives peculiar title
to avo u strengthens the aids beautiful circulation
and soraics the whole system been % tried D., sen
ueinin Older than nys and with equally cool effects consider
ra1hf yoTa on the carefully md
followed RespecGs1, yrir.
JOHN s GALLNHEE
o1 The above Medicine prepared by ADAM YorNG prr,
gisi HaTtfs Ferry and sold 10y him. other Druggists m the
state Price. only $50 \ small supply on hand hy
GANNOR 4 LYEGI.
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