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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
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OF this District, Negro man, who says
his name is DANIEL, and that he he
longs TO John Reckenbaker Of Barnwell,
S. G.. Said Negro is about five fee, 81
inches high. dark complexion,and between
22 and IS years of age. He has a scar
over his left eye.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away; or be will be dealt with according
to law.
G.. H. GOODMAN, ,Jailor.
July 80, If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

AUotHCT CuSe OJ INeSHleTtSf1.-'Ihe N.
HaYep<Herald. publishes ,communica.
ton which describes the painless extrac-
ton OF tooth from a lady who had been
put into a mesmeric sleep. Here is the
story:
"Afler Miss Perry had undergone her
tes. upon clairvoyance, &C., Mrs. -,
lady well known to many of our citizens.
look the chair, and in the course Of twen-
ty minutes was put to sleep by Mr.. St.
Luke. Whereupon, MIR. VIM. G. Mum
son, The we'll known Dentist in this city.
commenced the operation of lancng the
gums, after which The Instrument was an
piled with considerable force, but 10 no
purpose, the tooth being a mere stump,
imbeded in the gum. Lance after lance.
and tug after tug, was administered 10 the
tune or lime Of twenIy-seven minutes,
ere the stubborn tenant was extracted
Yes, Messrs. Editors, twenty ssveu min
ues elapsed before the operation was
comple'ed-Guring which time the lady
neither: winged, groaned, sighed, or moved
a 'Guscie much TO the surprise of an as
tonshed and gratifed audience. This is
a fact, and in justice 10 The sciece and all
concerned, relate this, leaving 10 others
who witnessed the same, to say or make
what comments they may deem fi,."
The editor Of The Herald adds TO this
statement:
We have no doubt of the truth Of the
above, and from our first view of expert
meots Ia mesmerism, we have not had a
doubt tina, sensibility could be suspended
in the way described"
"P. S.-Snce putting the above in
type, we have received statement from
Messrs, VIM. SIorer aud Elihu Mix, IA
committee on The part of the audience)
who corroborate in every particular ali
that is that is stated by w. G. Also, a
certificate from DR.. Munson 10 the same
effect.
These are all gentlemen we'll kuown,in,
New Haven as men of character and
standing.
From Santa Fe and Chiauahua.-The
steamer Amaranth arrived at ST. Louis
on the 18th inst. from independence with
Edw.J Glasgow, Mr.. Roussi, and several
other Santa Fe and Chihuahua traders:
they arrived al Independence on the 9th
inst. in the remarkably short lime of 26
days from Santa Fe and 46 from. Chihua-
hua; their company consisted Of forty
men and ten wagons. Mr.. GLASGOW
6roush' in S25,0O0 in specie, aud MIR.
Roussl SlaoOO. They bring no news Of
Importance from The Mexican country.
Patriot, 1iuguSt, IS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
n Office.

rs hereby given that application will be
Il made al the Dext sitting of the Legis.
lature 10 make public road, Of the road
eading from the FIVE notch 10 Moors' road.
July 8 3m "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Positively the Last Notice.
A Ii Persons having demands against the
IA Estate of John Cheallam, Sen. deceas-
e are requested TO present them properly at
tested within The time prescribed by law, and
those who do not avail themselves with this op-
portunity will not be paid.
GUTHERIDGE CHEATHAM,
March A 1y 5 Execxtor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03
EDGEFIELD BEAT COEPANY,
ATTENTION l.!

q ATTENTION.!
~ you will appear on your company
IA muster ground on Friday the 5th
EAS3 Superintendent, for Instruction and
EEA driIl,armed and equipped. as the law
VII directs.
TAI An election will be held at the
w same time and place, for Colonel of
~, the 7th Regiment. TO fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Louis
T.. Wigfall. Leuts. Covnr and Bland will
assist in managing the election.
All other orders are hereby counternanded.
BY order Of Capt C. A. MElGS.
J. Com, Orderly SERGEANT. ct II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-03

Sudden Death.-We understand that
Capt. Reuhen James. of this District, died
very suddenly on Saturday last. He was
Delegate to the Tiger River Baptist
Association, at that time in session eigh-
leen miles above this place, was attending
to his duties as one ola Committee, appa-
renlly in perfect health, when be fell back
upon;a seat, and in less than FIVE minutes
be was corpse! 1t is supposed the cause
Of his death was some disease of The heart.
-Mourataincer: ~
Beautiful is the love, and sweet the kiss ofa
sister-but when you hav mt a sister handy, try
your cousin-tis'nta great deal worse
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Wholesale & Retail Gr0cers

CORNER CENTRE AND MARKET STREETS,
HAMBURG, S. C..
MHApE Just received, and will continue to
LII receive fresh supplies Of the following
Articles, which they offer to their friends and
the trade, at the lowest market prices:
SUGARS.
80 hhds. consisting Of ST. Croiy, Clarified,
Porto Rico and Muscovado.
ALSO,
Double Refined Loaf Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
COFFEES.
so bags Old Government Java Coffee,
10 do. Augustura do.
125 choice Rio do.
] Bale Mocho do
Is bags Cuba.
BAGGING.
100 pieces Heavy Dundee. "A 10 as iuch.
250 do. Kentucky, (heavy) IA to 45 in.
so do. Tow, 45 inch
125 do. Gunuy, 24per yard, 45 TO az in.
100 do Georgia d Corolina, "a to 40 in.
ROPE
300 coils Kentucky Rope
SO do Manila, do
50 do. Jute do.
MOLASSkS
20 hhGs. Trinidad Molasses -.
% bbls. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds Iron, of all sizes. Also,
good assortment Of Hoop and Band
Iron, German an Caster 4 Cast Steel.
BACON & SALT.
10000 Prime Country Sides.
1000 Sacks Salt,
S do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt,
CHAIRS.
10 dozen Maple Chairs
25 do Windsor do
10 do Cane Seat,
9 do Chdrens, do
g do Boys, do
9 do Offices, do
2 do Rocking, do
do Nurse. do
BLANKETS.
2 bales Cd Blankets
; do 1O-4 do (weighing7 lbs. to the
par)
A good assortment Of Bed Blankets from
lO.4 to II
NEGRO CLOTHS.
1000 yds. Washington Jeans (hcavy,)
lOOO do. Coventry Plains.
NAILS.
100 Kegs, (assorted Sizes)
SHOT.
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes
PONDER.
30 Kegs IlF Dupont's Powder
~ do Blasting do
90 do Eagle, Sporting do
WHITE LEAD.
5000 lbs pure No. /, N. Y. Union Mills
White Lead.
TEAS.
so Boxes Teas. Consisting Of gun pow.
der, Hysonand Imperial
Cases Catees,
] Chest Black Tea
LIME.
200 Bbls. fresh Rock Lime.
Also-Plaster Paris.
"A LIS o.
Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Indigo, SaItpetre. Blue Stone. Copperas,
Brass Bound Buckets, Painted Buckets,
Tubs, Churns, Keelers. Willow Wagons
and Cradles. Washboaids, Cocoa Dippers,
Clothes Pins, Brooms, Wooden BOWS,
Wash Stands, Bellows, Rakes, Scythe
Sneeds, Coffee Mills, Soap, ,Tallcw & Sperm
Candles. WagonBoxes, Measures, Saddle
Irons, Wndory Glass, Starch, Pistols, To.
bacco, Grindstones, Osnaburgs, Twine, Cas-
,ings, Boots, Shoes, Wool Hats, Rice. Clothes
Baskets, Almonds, Bearskins, MackereI,
Mustard, Fifth Chains, Lamp Oil; a choice
article Of Chewing Tobacco; Vinegar, Bexes,
c Cider, Barrel Covers, Cod Fish, Plough
MouIds, Sole Leather, Nankeens, Choco-
late, &C., &c.
WANTED-lO.O0O lbs. BEES WAX, for
which cash will be paid.
Hamburg, July %. If 25
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None are so deaf as those who will not hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
Later from Delaware.
Correspondence Of The Albany tvcning Journal
DELHI. "Wednesday Eve. Aug 81

Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal
DELHI "Wednesday Eve, Aug 27
A nosse of about 20 men, under command OF
s,ypERrcy STEELE Of the L. A. brother OF our late
i-pdef sheriff left this place for Dry Brook region
isbero unex plored where II had been rumored several
l,dsus had been seen In disguise within few days
We have just received dispatches from steele VINO
whites ,a after having explored the country for some
distance and finding at home. IN house or barn be-
,seen and three o'clock this morning We left with the
p,.e leaving ten picked men, concealing themselves III
e woods until morning TO watch the operations OF the
lndsns They have just sent me an express WIN lnOf
nation that they had the pleasure OF seeing about 80 In
a.n issue from the woods this morning at daybreak. IN
BODY and that they heard many more who@P and nre
her naes They say the woods are iul OF Indians ana
women were seen to carry any quantity of provisions
MO the woods They caught old Cook coming out OF
he woods He is with We shall be of in few
minutes and will have some Of them devils or die. We
have got Abraham Lawrence There is no one more
ruiy than he v Levaley caught him. lie is a giant
lOsrs in haste, w
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Total. .......l2ii 81
Delhi divided-Wright's majority 10.


ANTI RENT CONFERENCE.-The Anti Rent sen
sios Convention for this hc 3D. District is 10 be held
the honse OF Mr. H. Lockwood IN this city on the
last Thursday Of September neXi-to nominate Scna
tor The County Convention Of Ann Renters for Rcns
selacr County TO be held at West sand Lake on the
lsst Monday of September next, for the purpose of
making an Independent AMI Rem, County ticket The
number OF Delegates from each town is limited totweniy
Albany Argus
ARREST OF A COuSTERFEITER.-Oh Officer Hague,
Of Pittsburgh Monday arrested man calling himself
William Brooks for passing counterfeit Bank bills Three
hundred and fifty dollars of counterfeit bills upon New
York banks were found upon his person
A Loco FoCo EDITOR AssAuITED.-Mr Basseit
the editor Of the GAINESVILLE Aurora, Locofoco paper
attacked a few days since by brother Locof0co
and very severely whipped His assslant Mr..
Cleveland who used cane knock him down, and then
used a cowhide afterwards.
BES HARDIS-The Secretary of State OF Ken
lucky promises excupate himself from the charges
brought against him in relation to Miss Cushmsn
NEw CoTroN-Fourieen bales of new Cotton
were received Augusta Ga. on the 22d instant, which
sold at u cents per To-
~ Another brilliant meteor was seen al New
Haven in the South East, abou, o'clock on Thursday
morning larger In appearance Than Mars IN fu lusre-
The centre was OF pale blue the edges OF an intense
brightness and white it's shape seemed oval ana II wac
followed by long and liquid train OF the usual INT ana
resembling molten metal IN Its flow. II was visible OF
seconds
~ General Scott returned TO Washington on
Thursday from West Point 10 attend TO the dunes OF his
Office he was not aware until his arrival OF the melan
eholy domestic blow which awaited him IN the sudden
and unexpected death OF his eldest daughter
,Ys The hull OF the steamboat Erie was raised. d
few days .nce from six eight feet when the steam
boat Indian Queen came IN collision with the hosting
machinery. breaking large cog wheel &C. ana me
whole sunk to the bottom again IN o3 feet water Ope-
rsnons viii be resumed as soon the machinery Is re
pared
~ Rev Mr. McLareR was installed as the Pas
tor VI the frsi Presbyterian Church IN Rochester on
Wednesday last Rev DR.. sprsgue OF Albany preached
An eloquent, sermon on the occasion.
10 Hon SAMUEL r NI>TON Member OF Con
sress trcm Ohio and Hon. GEORGE w. SUMMERS iS'e
Member u Congress from Virginia have been employt
a. counsel tor the abducted citizens Of Ohio.
lfD Col IL w. Johnson intends visiting the
NoTta Western States this Fall
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MAGAZINES AND LIGHT LITERATURE

NJ AZ AZANES AMI LAGft IL l Z M ~ *
rINt follow lug of the PRINCIPAL Issues ot ne"
i publications for the past week, which, with many 9th
er- FOR sale wholesale and retail By NM fLOk,
~ Asior House.
Order by C. spindler. All readers Of sues WANDERING
Jew should read this work Price l2 cents new edition
Mysteries OF Berlin Nos and 10 two numbers IN one,
which completes the work Prce ~ cents.
Lariners Lectures, No. O. Price - cents
Harper Bible. No 81 Price . cents.
Hotel Lambert the Fngraver's Daughter. tale ofLove
and Intrigue bv Eugene sue Price > cents.
Wandering Jew, No. 2il- New World edition. Price 5
cents.
The White Slave. or Russian Peasant Girl by the author
of R.v.a ~ If Rus.is Price p cents
The Hermit OF Warkwonh, and the Two CAPTAINS ny me
an hor of Undine sc. Price . cents
Litielrs Living Age NJ SO. Price l2i cents number
81 "A wear: , COME. fIr so
~. Omen Of Leonora Part J. Price 2jcents.
Ceriride Tale by the author Of Amy llerbsrt'-
Tie Florenrne Histories by Mschaye translated by c.
r. Lester In vols. 81 cents each.
Temperance Lecturer Price lo cents.
Temperance Lyrics. by c. Je~et le cents
Flute Mus.c-Tweniy airs from the Bohemian Girl Price
~ cents
MISUNDERSTANDING Magazine; Godey- Lady's Book
Nn'iona Magazine. Arhu's Ladies Magazines The Co
lumbar. BiscAwoOd, &c. &C.
Kuickebocker Sketch Book, by Lewis Gaylord Clark
Prce So cents.
- James or the Court Of Queen Anne, by Harrison
Alswor'h. Price - cents. -
leigh Hunts lndcaior. Part p forming No. % oftbe Ii.
brlry Of Choice Reading. Price - cents
b acswoOd'- NagaziLe for August Price - CENTS
Mis- Beecher'- Domestic Economy Price 7jcenis
The Dark Lady Of DoOnah by w. II. MAXWELL anihor Of
Hector OEialoran, &c. Price p cents
ALSO,
The saiamsnder Naval Romance by Eugene Sue, trans
lated by Herbert; new edition Pnc, p cents
Weekly Newspaper OF Boston, New-f ork aud Philade-
p'a for winch suo'cnpons WI 9o rvSe's, or . CO
IL Country Bookseller. ant Dealers supplied on thc
best terms al the lowest cash prices Cal anc au5o us
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sll9 Owls the nf.l e..an.lshmenl


~ In Chancery BEFORE the Chancellor. Henry
Daley cOmps nsnt IS lucus : Oon-'scA ana Auh Hiool
Boz using he name OF Henry Daley without authority We
have been compelled a. t- bii - complaint ~ ne Couil
f Cb.nc.ry ana hsve obtained junction agsn- Lucius
Com.fo~k ani Ann Moore composing the nrn oi Com
sock Co retaining fhem Their Counselor- Auornef-
S-fo-. clerks Pnnief- Pu lsler- and Agents, under
f -nafv Of len thousand dollars to be levied on ier
D,ds and cbsie from aT0nssi other lnngsl publishing
iai crcg aiing any stseii-t fnrn PuoAcHio ho.cr o
meter nurnong 10 be- signed authorized By The sal
upslusn and from u-ng the name Of the said complain
AMI 10 any va, or manner a. Agents or Attorney Of il.
- ro,,oiafrsnt Csu ion--Ihs genuine DALEY :
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR has bis written mot
esl ,,Ire on The wrapper OF each box. Sold whole
sui retail al p fuon--tre-i >-h b444olhg ~" ioA
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DIED:


On Sunday. the 3lst ult the 10Th year oil hei Sse
MANY, vile Of Lieut. jacob MSIlnus-
The members VI the Jersey City Washington Grays
O the Glass Makers Union Society OF Jersey CHy' OF
Tie Minerva Association OF the same place. and OF The
Futon Ten, No. Il. l. o r. and Of the order generaiy
ADD the friends and acqusnsnces OF her husband anu
o. her Mother. Mrs sarah Pinsy are respectfully Ia
std 10 attend her funeral At O'Clock TINS aleIhoo"
ifom her late residence Grand and Green SIS
Jersey City.
o. sunday morning after a protrac,cd illness Mrs
ELIZABETH CHADEANNE. widow of the late John
Nssdesyne, In the Goth year OF her age.
TIE trends OF the family respectfully invited 10
srend the funeral this Monday afternoon at O'CLOCK
non her late residence T. Sccond-st
Suddenly OF Paralysis, ON sunday morning ''s' INST
A5AER HIGGINS ESQ. in the 'ith year oil ms age.
The Ee.avcs and friends OF the iais.y are ih,"eu u
rsend the funeral on Tuesday At o'clock r " from
ne T.. Church in Forsyth Il. between Walker Sna
bsysId ITS
Aa.u., 3l., in the forty.nin,h year Of his age MA
ihANlkL :. GLASlEK
His friend. and acouain,anccs are respectfully invited
70 aiiend bis funeral from hi- late residence 4S Chery
" ms day a, o'clock
On Sunday morning. Aug 81. MARY EMMA young
e0 daughter Of John T. and Mary Barnard aged Ten
".aus aud twenty seven days. - ,
NJ, Va saturday the 3O,h inst MARY SOPHIA wi'c o.
wley {. Thomas eldest daughter OF the late CHRISTIAN
'H''e' aged - years, months and days
" Clair, q, nnce.-Dr. :. : LYON OF BndgepoH'
- sohe''s he attention OF Medical and he friends o
We sea 10 he wonderful dbensceni power Of CLsSvo'-
NJ Possessed by ASDxfw J. DAVIS OF Poughseeps e,
which enshles him 10 determine aid declare when ~ b
r - sonnanbuism what d, the disease Of any afeir1
1850 We. hx. baed the skill Of he bes, phy-cisn-
- va remedy tisoy) viii avail Hours OF consultation
noa 10 A. VI. and from II 10 3 4. NJ Examinations
L,ao y a ~ ana ). + NJ Location 80 Pesfl-st Dr
% sno MI DAVIS wlh remain in New-YOrk through this
49, and Will return 10 1t after few days absence making
Torssn permanent home and giving notice through TIE
81 iwis Wy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
~ $500 ChaIIense.-ro al Losk.rniih' and othe

~ SSOO ChaIIerge.-rO al LOcksmiihs and oihef
In 'vta's manufacturing AID selling Bank LOCKS a. pos
rs-,--,syn ei manufacturers Of Newelr- Patent Pa
- f,or- RAM L,ls with Of for ever putting a.
rest the comparative security OF me various Loers NV o
fore the Public, do hereby nsr ana chArh-e 81 peiso
-nin, 10 have secure Locks % meet Them for thai 2ur
81, - :, 49, American lHsifuf-, NrWlO On or before
IT,. sr.- IN ny. September where i- mater mas be con
.snnaied Tor fa and open ina Agreeable 70 me 2fo-
Oh. erein set forth VIII, We pledge ourselves % sIsn
41i abide BY claiming !of o-I-e.'r' u1-A f'-'-ee-
~. Vii out 40 the Paient Psrauiopuc Bank Lock AMI
sv- hns-.S DO Ar. 10 .euOn Win ~ Lock OF any
r in the world. and a. equal slm OF money
10 accrue 20 thai party WHO sAa4 s-oeevn ID oP1--s 40.
.o-x OF their c0mpeliof. 49, ,,,
The provision. aud privileges are a. io..o"s.
Ne will place mic The possession Of any Antagonist one
,ffo P,~ssrooc Bank Locs- for twelve hours or more
=. - - .yr-.s u-on Tor tl- purpose oi examining -
.t--rn and i-vi-n. means. u they can % open H. A.
- ~ 49,. - n .-rf por ne door anf locked up Al Tie
.c.u-lOn Of tire eAaill-Aion ~ L''A ~ y -
The hanl. Of Committee or ~ our POSSESSION ~ lc p
1, of .a,i.iag ourselves that tie Loo. Is IN working
IL ,o. vii then be allowed 10 put the Lock to-
,ss- t.,-ev,.. IN our presence and screw Il ia. 20 ne
- 49,, - ~ hey nay DC -a.ted hal every Tumble Is
80 IL ~. am. ro-ition 10 the Lock hey were a. ne
,re of exasuinauon TIE Lock hen " Re locked up ioi
~ by Committee any chsug- when can ie in~l- in
-, -'t-., IN. r1.s-r and Other persons having similar
4,~..- s-t .hpld h. ar Thy DO slccr--f-l IN op o.
nj h. T. h the-- siv antAs--. they al b. rnl--a 70
AL pad he annFr re- h1- 49,, -. q .-, r,,h
bon ~ .r.rv III hrr Lex % MEET ~ ~ he i-ruls term
.l - -. pr,tuce Lock which = free from a. sFe-
-,. os deception Wi. Please 10 address u nfoash ne
-. r,~stnr, which CONVEYS his challenge
nay NEWELL Bank Locksmlihs
S-w-YOrk August , lst1 oos DfoaH"5
M. The Lock produced must n no particular infringe
uPsu shi 'scai for the rssn' P''n'0pe sss ri rs
mutation Bank LOCK 4"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS, Bands.

| III. and C,i,t,,,s Mayn.c rlud.-rhis rrInar ksbs
coverv which has received Ihe universal appreciation.
he Meiica Profession OF 0res Britain has now been .u-
emily before the American pnblc Ia gave TAR test 10 is
er efficacy The 0svanlc RIMS hsy. long been used
m perfect success all cases of kHtt MAIlSM arue
chronic applying the head face or limbs OotT, Tic
DtLoRFux TOOTHACHE. BROSCHIIfs, VERTIGO Nts.Ots
SICK HEADACHE, iSDi6tsrios, PAsALYss, f.Lsf .rl-
.fpsy frs JR,Nr, P.LrrsTIoS OF Tnt HtAsr Aro-
lgNy srIffsEss % JOlsrs, Luss.Go. sPIsAL Com
P.NNrs, NEURALGIA, GtstRsL DEBILITY, pttieitNev
Do NERVOUS ENERGY, and ALL NtRvots DisoEDte
Their exsorjnary effect upon the must lie iDe.s
"a be- believed and as accfa prtte"fs Tor lF Pfeeeo-
eomPs,ns my are sgaay 70 u. Rarr%rrs AZ
10 some OF very severe character ani o long
sanding pouer obtained by the Gslysnc Kings not
,hcent I, arrest the progress of disease ana umsy 10
tore health The improved modification IN the oa'Shc
S,s Bracelets sc. entirely remedies ms Oh ecton any
egee of pow that required can eay De oDtansd, ahd
o al the stefOus agent Of osNann cSn ei-
c will fail 10 be permanently relieved The spphcsiion
D, the Belts Bands and Bracelets a. ss ~ .mp~ Sd
g tam that attending the Galvanc Kings ivy can 20
t,ptrd with perfect convenience To tbs wrist arms was,
nb. aDcles or any part Of IN. body, ADD are confidently
commented AZ an lnalble preventive oi ApopeN) no
unpleasant feeling whsts yer attends uen constant o'r ssa
de- most delicate females wear tn M without me sght
m discomfort IL Is almost unnecessary To stale tnai "a al
ns-s n which the Galyanic Rings are recommended tho
B.ls Bands and Bracelets are appcnDe pe'isey 10 We
the only difference consists In Increased crfsniy
efect by means Of greatly Increased power oil
rrIsTIf,s MAGNETIC FLUID Is a necessary accom-.
pannen IN ali which the 0aysnlc Rings ana then
mId he iions used. BY means OF 1his eAhsoidinsv
composition an efficient acon rendered c.fxn, sno mo
,syanc influence directed with augmented iofes ~ IN"
particular parts which shected The fud contains no
hing capable Of the ght-sD injury It's appncs"n sgfre
,b = and IL Is harmless It's action as II benz heis 10
n. r.sul,. Numerous and cOmmrndsory iesL
'nooas from physicians and others OF ie msst ohAsee
sd nlells have been received lhciuons "o
r most re. pecrabe cnzeDs These may be seen Al any
N BY applying Dr. Castles oihce, lJs uon 81 sun
Blding,j and articles OF the KIND sold e,e"h"fc IN c
ny, base and northeo oou"feJfn' ohy sten' 10
t',,nl-rr, Sta 81 l~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
TY~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.

Brig virginia Fletcher. from Client and 30 days from
Flushing in ballast 20 Geo Collins.
Brig STAR Hubbard "A d. I'm - Croix with rum and
sugar 10 De Forest 4 Co. schr Absha, jenkins sail
"a same day for Niork
Schr Bella Del Mar (oi BrOokhaven) Randall = ds I'M
Ma,agorda CTexas) with cotton. TO Brewer Nelson
Schr Mary Ann lof Marcus Hook Shanklin % ds I'm
Il Croix WE with rum and sugar. 10 De Forest Co
Schr Jonas Smith Allen e days from Wilmington Nc
with naval stores To + : Powell.
Schr Ann Maria. Jones Is from Ncwbern, NC, with
naval stores. 10 : l. Mitchell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
J cach OF the FOLLOWING Ycars. NJ !.

The tolls Of this year from the opening OF navigation
the 22d of August less by Si2 go 10 than year
Bat there this year over lei3 for the same
period cf 1881, 7Os Il.
The Wabash Canal, although repaired and fitted
for trade does not afford sufficient for navigable
purposes Between the forks OF the Wabash and Lasro
iacre water except what is fed down by the line OF
the canal the Wabash feeder furnishing little
and the necessity of additional servoirs Is becoming
quite obvious The Fort Wayne Times of the 23d says
there is toleable stage of water in the canal from that
place east and the boats running, without however
any great activity Last season that section of Indiana
through which this work runs was inundated three
furths of the season. and the whole country suffered
much in consequence