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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
NOTICE.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

" II E.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
AkN The 4th Monday of March 1915 between
~ The hours OF 10 o'clock A M. & 4 O'Clock
P. N. at The Court House door la Evansville
will sell by virtue oil q decree of The Probate
Court OF Vanderborgii Coun,y. a part OF Lot No
90 old plan of Evansville, beng Iorly feet OF
the alley anu OF said Lot. co.,snH:5g forty feet
on Vine Street, aud seventy live feet on The al
ley and of general width from back 10 front as
lie property ofthe Es,a,e Of WILLIAM z NOR
Ga Y. deceased.
Terms ot SsIe-half in six aud half in tn else
months with uote and security, aud waving all
beaedt OF appraisentent laws.
DANIEL MORGAN, Administrator.
Feb. 20lh. ID prs. lee So.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
NOTICE.

yHY Office is giren. that this day l have Ia
Az ken 0ut letters of Administrators ou tlie
Estate OF John FiBk, late OF vandcfburglI Coun-
~, indiana. deceased. All persons lndebted 10
saul Estate ere requested 10 make immediate
pavment. and all II,es~ having claims against
sand Es,aie are requested 10 present. Them proper
Is auiienfIcaied ,r settlement to The Probate
Court OF Vsa derbargh CounIy w.ihin one year
tlom tins daie. The Estate is supposed TO be SOL
vent. SAMUEL MCDONALD,
Feb. 20th.-3i-* Administrator
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
Paper.

100 Reams Ames Ruled Foolscap.
1OO 100 do Letter, ruled and unruled
in store and for sale By
Jaae w. & C. BELL. 5
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
Percussion Caps.

100000 Plain Percussion Caps
I00, 900 Split do
100000 Split aud FIuted DO l-s and ia
boxes, in store and Tor sale by
Jane w. & C. BELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
FRESH ARRIVALS,
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS; d

Il X Els III A ARRIVALS.
WINES, LIQUORS; dc.
BY ALLtS & hoWEs,
Water street, Eransrille, Ind.
I on Bags Pine Green RIO COFFEE,
IOO SO do Lagusry do
Q do Old Java do
Is Hhds N. O.. Sugar,
10 Bbis Loaf do
2 Boxes Philadelphia Sugar,
Q do Crushed do
90 Bbis Molasses.
10 30 MackereI, No 8,
100 Gals Pure Sperm Oil,
SO DO Lard do
e~s,BOisTsnners do (Browns)
5 DO Linseed DO
100 Kegs Boston Nails (assorted)
90 Boxes 8 by 10 Glass,
40 D.zen painted Buckets,
8 Nests Tubs,
SO Caddys Imperial aud G.P. Teas,
70 Halt Chests Y. H. Tea, lfresh)
chest super Black.
20 Goses l2 Plug TOBACCO,
5 do Va. Cavend,sh,
S do Missouri,
10 GO lb. Plug Indiana.
5 do Chocolate,
100 do Shaving Soap,
so do Boston do
10 Bbis Rosin. s
s5 40 NC. Tar,
so Doz. Shoe Block,
so Kegs N. I. Lead,
eO0oBar do
1000 Pig do
so Bgs ass'd size Shot,
90 Doz Bed Cords,
% Box Raisins,
100 Mats Cassia,
100 Reams Wrap Pape-,
so do Letter aud fools cap,
10 Bgs. Pepper.
5 do Spice.
5 Box Ground Pepper,
800 S. +. Indigo,
500 lbs Dutch Maddec,
5 Casks Boston SaIaratus.
5 tfailsS S. Almonds,
80 Baskets Figs.
so Box Choice Cneese,
5 do Mustard.
10 do Fox Starch.
10 20. Sperm Candles,
100 do Mould do
90 Los Nutmtgs,
100 DO Cloves.
10 Spanish Segars,
5 Hall Pipes F. Brandy,
2 do do N. Y. do
/ Pipe Holland Gin,
| Hhd ST. Croix Rum,
5 Bis N. E. do
5 do Peach Brandy.
90 do Old Bourbon Whiskey.
10 do do Rectihed 90
20 do do Wabash DO
90 do Dayton Ale,
10 Qrtr Casks ST Med. Wine,
10 do Mad. do
2 do Burgundy PORT do
3 TieFces Rice,
2 Box Lemons,
25 Kegs Duoonts Powder,
200 Lns Sole Leather,
10 boz Upper do
3 do Calf Skins,
300 Bis Salt.
so Doz Castor OIL,
100 do Smoke Tobacco,
1000 Dog Irons & Hollow Ware,
90 Gross Matches,
For Sale at reduced prices for Cash. by
ALLIS & HOWES,
Januare23 -,45-tf Water ST.. Evansville,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
NOTICE.

TyHOSE Indebted TO D.. s. Lave are rsquest-
u ed TO call and settle. Thos q indebted to
Lanes wilcox are requested to do the same.
We must have settlements, and those who will
not settle with US will have it TO do with a magis-
trate. d s.. LANE.
Feb. 6,-'45-if LANE & WILCOX.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
CROCKERY WAREROOM,
SaddIery Hardware.

EMNHE Subscribers would call the attention of
Saddlers and Harness Makers 10 their stock
OF Saddlery and Hardware, consisting of Bits,
Slrrups, Ring B.adoons, Harness Mounting,
Woorsieds Cotton and S.aaaing Webb, Hog and
Pad Skins, together with si atitcies III their
line. GRIFFITH & CORBET.
January 80 Main Street
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
Teas, Teas.

nm Half Chests, 90 quptter Boxes, Cam
ton Companies Teas, Fresh. In store
and loo sale at reia,l to suit customers by
Jan 8, w. & c. BELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
SaIaratus.

z Casks New York (Cogsweli. Crane & Cos
- manufactured ia store and for sale whole
sac and retail bv
Jau 9 w. g. G.. BELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
Arrow Root.

n Case Bermudas Arrow Root, for ssle by
- Jan9 w. & C. BELL
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
Umbrellas.

N store a fine lot of Silk and Cotton Umbrsi-
las for sale low by
Jan % CARPENTER, LADD 81 HOWES
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

Patent Med icines.
, Gross Wislsris Balsam " lid Cherry.
n 90 do Lees PITS.
90 Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
6 do Aliens Nerve and Bone Liniment,
2 DO Themson's Eye Wafer,
20 do Godlrey's Cordial,
90 do Bateman;s Drops,
10 DO OIL Spike.
5 do Brush OIL,
5 do Opodetdoc,
5 do Harien OIL,
Mofat's Life Pills aud PGnix Bitters. in store
and for sale by w. & c. BELL,
Jan Corner Main and First Sis.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

Carpenter, Ladd s Howes
IN store Oh water street and offer for
for sale at reduced prices
100 Bales 3-4 aud IA heavy damasks.
so cases thick Boots,
Is DO Kip Brogans,
5 do Stubeaville James.
20 do Blue aud fancy Calicoes.
January 23-9mo
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

Olive OH.
I . Dox Marselles Refined. suitable for table
* use. in store ard lof sale by
Jau9 W. & C. BELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

Coffee s. Sugar.
EE - Sacks Rio Coffee,
CIV 5 Hhds N o Sugar,
10 Bbls MoIasses,
5 do TsnHers Oil,
so Kegs Naiis,
5 haif Chststs Y H Tea,
5 do Imperial do
Foo sale by GRIFFITH & CORBET
January 30 Main Street
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06
To the Pnblie.

Feb. 81, as St Prs lee S5.25.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

In addition to the appointments which
Gen. Mckay has made, and which will
be found in another column, we learn from
a private correspondent, that he will ad-
dress the people of Robson, on Thursday
next, the 18th inst.
Since writing the above, we see from the
Fayetteville Observer, that Mr.. Meares is
TO meet Gen. Mckay at Lumberton. The
Observer adds, that "a correspondent at
Lumberton writes us, that he thinks Mr..
Meares' manner of stump speaking almost,
if not quite as good as he ever heard; and
that Mr.. Meares is quite sanguine of his
election" Well, if this amt "going it on
the light fantastic" as friend once face
tiously observed to us, whilst Mr.. Meares
was making speech in the Clay Club
House in this place, last winter, in which
he told his auditory that New York and
Pennsylvania would give Clay each, ma
Jorlty of 10000 votes. And as to his be.
ing great at making speech, we would
just invite the Observer to enquire of Mr.
Meares' o'c'a political friends in Samp
son, and hear what they have to say abou
the matter. Wehave, ourself, heard then
say that he had better been asleep when hi
made the one in Sampson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11

There are forty physicians and fifty lawyers
In the city of Memphis, Tenn.-Er. paper.
Gracious goodness we had as lief visit
city where the cholera morbus was rag
ing, as such place as that Memphis mus
be = Ed. jour.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11
ga-1o~.y mAay's Appointments


twill kIseen from the accompanying
risl Of W." a,pointments, that Gen. Mckay in
tendss addressing the people at various
,,,1nis in the district, during the time which
will intervene between this and the day OF
election. Although there is no imperative
necessity for the Generals fatiguing him
self this hot weather, in canvassing the dis
trlct,> yet it will be gratifying to his old
friends to meet him. He will be in Robson
and Columbus next week, and will visit
every county in the district, during the
month. We hope our friends throughout
the district, will make it point to meet
him at the times and places at which he
proposes to address them:
At Kenansville, on Monday, 9lst inst.'
/" Kinston, on Wednesday, 2Sd g
Trenton, on Friday, 25th
" Jacksonville, on Saturday, 26th "
" Long Creek, on Monday, 29th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21

SSPRiNGS AND AxiES-h hR. lot o. the ahovx ,nieles In
~ hns order, Just received and for sale at low pne.S-u,-v can
be found At No. ca, west main street, sign oru.e Anvil.
ap2 TBEO RoneRTsoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
WATSON q DIBRELL.-
E 0LIAN,
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE

HNHE Undersigned having been appointed BY Me~sS Nun.. A.
'tart, New York. agent In this city for the sal. Of the newly
Inven'eah JULIAN PiANo FoRrEs. Offers for the insyeetian OF
per schr. Courier
rus uuy wopderfui Improvement, which has excited public NJ.
tnt'on throughout tins county and England, has not been over !,
tinaated IN is advantages In the numerous editorial remarks wbirh
have spontaneously appeared in the public prints.
The combinations OF the Organ with the Piano FORTE 4. , do
sdefa'nm long sought for. The Inventor, Mr.. q. N. Coleman. has
successfully contaminated this combination, aIordinr to IN. per.
former The facility of producing the tones Of either or both instru.
n'ents' al VIII Its application in no degree impairs the touch, tone
OF conjunction OF The Piano Forte. aud the simplicity OF lis me.
ehanisln warrants the assertion that IL win remain perfect for many
years nj the same time snociing facilities fer tuning the Piano
Forte.
The Holian can be attached tn any modern made Plano Forte. NJ
aneIpehse OF from 500 90 Sis0, according to the number Of KEYS
IN addition 10 the expenses Of transportation.
The undenigned h prepared to receive order for the EoIi,n
fiaro fories. or To have the former instrument attached.
Also received by same packet, two Piano Fotes, from the above
superior makers which VIII be sold At n reduction from former
prices, aud upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere, and war.
rantcdt to be nj least equal, IL not superior, To any manufactured in
the u states p. TAYLOR,
NH II Music stor,. op,os,. m. M.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
monE CmEAP PVaIuC.,Yn

ENbE Young Bnje's Book; The Village Bells
- solonG Grind OF the Thundrstrusk iiypocrde
The Mosaic Workers. n tale Of Venice
a Fngment Of the Irish Roman Catholic Church. by The Lte R,v
Sydney smnh.
The Club Book, and other Temperance t,les, by Arthur
The Maiden, n story by T. 4. Arthur.
Nan DARRELL OF the Gipsey Mother. by Miss Pickering
The Oregon Territory OF. n Staten g Of the British Chin. 10
,e oregon Territory IN opposition TO the proiensions Of The gov
eminent Of the United States of America, with a Table ami Map
OF The Territory, by Thomas Fa'concr, Eco.
The Mysteries of Iondon-conp'eIe
Eight FaVounte PosA dances. for ~! efs.
Music from the bohemian Gil. sir songs and three niece. for 2,
cents.
Mns'e OF the Ethiopian Seionaders, nins songs, and a set Of Co.
tni0ns, for - eta.
The Love Match, or the union Of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Todd. by
iignty Cockon, Esa.
Part Ist, The Chemistry OF Vegetable and Animal phvsislo,y Ia,
Dr q. Z. MuIdrr, price rs cts.
Wth many other new and cheap publications Just received by
my 30 NASH A. wonnIoIrsr y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
nAN'L n. LONDON offer. g. .,I. . -.

nANL II. LONDON offers COR sale. n a,gs
AMI ftesh assortment ofFoeEB and Dom-stis Good !. wtoh
b. invites The attention OF ulose who desire goods b. N. vse~-
ASIA. -ason 10 far advanced, very great reductions wu b. ma.
s'Itcd ioin the prices % an ,iods Of Summer Goods. The en-. ~
nfeu will Uni in his stock
Several eases q whno and plaid Canbues AZ pness ssp,,s !.
sd cheap.
Several eases yard wide Lawns of the hieus svsr,. whs.eh.v.
reduction VIII also Be made.
four syics Of Gtnghams win; silk. Earkssn. aranpek,f sss m,
offered.
Veainss ofuH kinda FIR sumner rrs- n Then sooa.. uh<a
Ne OF hs sprnIs importation. are 90 eoai. ffom us ~ar~ao
" very beet In ooioured and Whit Has1iIsa
hsh lanens frou Is cents 70 tfe lacol Tha.s uhs wsA uA~a
BIZ hnfs.
sunfner styles of light bask Imitation Prcnch ctsh.. m.A. A,
Iaee and slso, fancy french, Enriba ard Amere.n Z. -l~s,-.
Sameroons CanelteenS Couonsd-s, Liner DuHh, se.
Cotton Hosiery. Gove- iaees ned nuuous. ~ IN rs.s- c.
Neu~ Shk WIS. Csnbnc ndshl Han noss. brown and shs,s IN
Gloves Cor adcs and gcnnculenL
en-.
Hhcs tiorse ain and Goat skls Give. ~ s-unsm-p-sv su
- agoish ned and EaEish Buek Gloves.
ChAsh-Iow Linens % ~ uade- Heavy Crown Llu~s o<u-
BUGS ka%ia sheeifnH- Paper Cambrtca Whats esBea
lsoo Ne eaek, ~ eotoured and whns, hrsun nlrsad u---.<sy
Nv, ard of FIRST np qsaisy.
sroolCouoa, bosh white and eoagascA. on msaI s.i woos .,s-s.
ass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
CHEAP DRY GOODS!

"NH ~ FOFDs
m opfning this morning my second supply ofSrripr Cool,
u sssxnf st ssC rise-i prie--. which I viii -~a 20 p-t ee., b.
NV imssssf pfiees Coz eass-iasing been bought principally At aHe
'"h sHatss % d ossr tbsa al such pSee.. AssshzsA my n.
sstns ut ~n be oand-
haic-saas bahDsnn~s, only 3zte. pc III
bazon5e Laws anil Musiins, isi ts ale
ssno y- Calico. from sie to the hsr.t
snt-f in.h Linens, 1tle ~ 81 IS p vi
bhasbci srdBw~n Cn'tnns ca 10 D. pf yd
Bod Tsckinx. ChcekSssJ Bto~n Lanens
bhn. and Yellow hankecn-. 6 Ito I2te pf nd
srbnid sys Spnng cas-,tseres, very cheap
ha'-eiE- aud saiia v-Sirgs
Cotton and Linen Cots, suitable fos toys wear
Whtr ClmbIies Mus;fns AMI Lawns
Boan't. kihaB!., Flowers Ae.
ADinsany other goes cqlsfy as cheap for cash.
ny ~ No 7. Mai, tree, oo.os,. n. M,Is.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
NEW GRUCERY STUREI

IVNllE subscribers have taken tho store former.
Il S occupied BY Me<zrs Aylner 4 Son. four doors below the
Bel Tavern, for the purpose of conducting the Grocery and Com.
mission business. We have, and shall keep constantly on hand. a
general assortment Of Family Groceries To which we respectfully
invite the attention OF our friends and the public generally. Our
goods consist IN part Of
GunPo~der, Y. iyson, Imp1 and Black Teas, Of the fines,
quality
Mocha, Java and Laguayn Coffee
Wookey a Woolsey's best loaf, pulyered aod crushed sug,r
81 CroiI. Porto Rico and N osugar
Hull Il Sons best Soap
DO. Variegaled do
No. ! MaekereI
a eboiee lot Sardines
RegaHa and Principe Segars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No ] N. Carolina Heuings
Painted Buckets and Broons
A great variety Of Specs
Letter and Fooiscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain Sperm Candies
Londonand Philadelphia roier, ia pts and qs
MsniHa and Spanish Mats
Connecticut Sbad, in half bb.
City Curei Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, Of the fines qualify
Holland Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye whiskey
Madeira aud Sicily Madeira Wine
for, Claret, Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging to the Grocery Tr,ds.
We also tender our services To our friends apI tb. pubte yen..
rally TOT the sale OF Produce. and promise to use every exerien 10
obtain the highest market price.
~. N. TEMrLENAN,
Wa. n. RAICfIPFE.
pn No. DC, 4 doom below the DtnT,xr,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

sPENlNG this morning direct from the North
for sab In this city, viz:
Bairornes, handsome styles 1si 10 soc I'd.
BslEornc Lawns new styles IS 10 57i
Yard wrdc French Cahcoes only I2l
Hanisomc style American Caleoc. ca 20 Iql
Preach Linens i9l toe5
Gotten goods for Boys' wear 8 TO Is
Irish Linens IS n rs
Reached Cotton ca, e, 10 and I9i very cheap
Yard wife brown Cotton only O!
lelpw Nanktrns CT TO Iet
Corded skirts ouy so
sun shades ard ParasOs very cheap.
Also,
hfev pieces Carrcung fr "a! vi. worth s9l-and NAM o,h.,
s'ps,PHiJ . cheap TOT cash. GEO. ". WILLIS.
ap V No q Vain etr.et n.ar lr Mill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
/, RICHMOND DAILY WING.

rsnss o. SUPERINTENDENT Ctr uLsenb.n. ESQ pr par,
- sss : ssostsr period. es whsa ~A b. nall. eis-S.yshs, h
IN ea>-s. In advance.
As~sarsns-vos ah-en hses Tor ~, 90 i.sraios, rs es,u;
ne s.-r'ors si isii tsss i-~te~ ., ssi ssAsvsy saees-&
Tnns-ns sdveniru n.a pay In sdvasos. COB q. &
Tbs number of Insertions of Advcrtsrns.As .&sa b sosA on tho
M, 90 shsy Win ~ ln-sr-d mail ardrs-d 70 Be ssoyped, ard char
- seeos&as'y, kr orierst 90 mop must .-o be In writing.
AsasAi Advertisers ~ eharvrd ESQ foe - tines, ana IN Ia,
prspsstsos fos advrrtisemesas % greater length; eIeep, Ase-
ssa.ess Al Lstisry sss'sr' who aw charged sioo, Opsper In
stsdsdl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21

I0N III EHDIEO.
LADIES SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY
'INHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
fiehds' and the public generally, that he has now IN store
4 large and general assortment OF LADIES' and Misses Slippers aud
walking shsr, Of the best quality, made by the best uranafactu-
rersi IN PhhItephis-also, Of his own manufacture; which renders
ms assortment " not superior, certainly not inferior, TO any in IN.
city.
ladies' call ifyou want good Shoes. ut AleI. nnrs, where Won
wihaf~ays lind a select and general assortment, as the nee. M
'eip ALEX. HILL.
Manufacturer of boots and Shoes.
my No. l27, West Main Street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-29
the frs, year, and twice a year after.

the first year, and twice a year after
wards.
! When ground in coffee or corn mill,
the root -four may then be used like other
articles of food, according to the requisi-
,ions of health. convenience orfancy, in
various breads, grueIs, buildings, griddles,
soups, pastry aud cuslards, and in such
proportions as may befodnd agreeable.-
1t is (like arrow root, sage and oatmeal,)
very mucilaginous, uu,rcious, and easy
of digestion. 1t operates well for the
lungs. Ilhas rostoreda lost voice, and is
ono of tho best remedies for habilual
coughs aud incipienl consumptions. Ii
nourishes the feeble and suits well dys-
peptic stomach, when no other food can
be kept down; and it sets all right 10 the
bowels. Think it one of the best articles
for sustenance and health ever made for
man, and that on almost every occount.
But let others cultivate and tryiulor them
selves; and it will probably, with them as
with me, be constant y growing in their
estimation. EZEKIEL Rich.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-29
The state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
William Brunson and others. } summons
Applicants, vs.. Calvin Cox. in Parti-
and others, Defendants. tion.
DY an order from John Hill, Esquir,-.
I'D Ordinary of the District aforesaid. |
will proceed to sell al Edsefeld Cour,
House, on the first Monday in November
next. the lands belonging TO the Estate of
Solomon Cox, deceased, containing fifty
Acres, more or less, situate N the District
and State aforesaid, on the Maitntown
road, adjoining lands OF Daniel D. BIun-
son, Francis Wood aud others.
To be sold ON credit Of twelve months.
Purchasers to give bond aud approved SO
curity, and mortgage Of the premises 10
the Ordinary if required 10 secure The
purchase money. Costs 10 be paid in
cash.
II. BoULWARE, S. E. D.
Oct8 d 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-29
NJ. BranAreth's PAAs.
HOW TO GET HEALTH!


fssHOUSANDS Of persons continue to cure
Il themselves Of { oIds, Coughs, Headaches,
Rheumatic Affections, Small Fox, Measles,
Cosliveness, Influenza, and the hos, of,hose in
dca,ions Of the body of the blood being ont Of
order, simply by perseveringy using Bran
drtMs Vegetable Uniosrsut Pills so long as any
symptoms OF derargement in any organ, re-
main. Often by adopting this course, which
experience has proved according to Nature, it
being merely assisting her, have many in few
days been restored to health, who, bnt for Bran.
drelbs Pills had been sick for months The
value of,his medicine is beyond price.
TThe Pills are sold nj DR.. Rrandrcth's Ot
flee, PAL Broadway, N: York. Also, BY Bland
E Butler, Edgefeld C. H.; S. d. Clarke 6 Co.,
Hamburg; j. S. g. D. e. Smytcy, Meeting
Street; ". M. Coleman, New Market; Iphitlock
SulIiuan & Waller, Greenwood L. d. Me'rri
man, Cokeshury. 81
Oct / 5t 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-29
From The Genessec Farmer.
SYmpHruM OR CuMFREY.

In searching for aids in new self-sup-
porting system Of general aud liberal ed.
ucalion, especially in tho physical aud
dielic departments, was led, some leu
wears ago, 10 commence reries of exper-
imenls upon this vegetable; the interest
ing results Of which began, in September
lS42, 10 communicate publicly in my ma
live eastern region. This, for the public
benefit, wish still 10 do, as opportunity
shall be offered
have found this article truly Of rare
value; the kerb made into hay for cattle,
and the root dried and ground 10 flour for
man..
II is a native of this and many other
coun,rics-found both in wild state, and
also cultivated in many gardens for its
heallhful qualities. I,is perennial, very
hardy, the crop sure, the growth luxuriani,
lbe produce abun6ant. while the labor it
requires is very small. In lS4l, | obtain
ed of Two years. growth Of roots, on soil
of moderately good iillb, after the caps of
the roofs were taken off to replant, wher
thoroughly dried and ground, at the rate
of "a 200 pounds of -four TO tro acre. In
1912, | Obtained on The same soil, from
the herb of the second years growth, al
two cuttings. at the rate of ll,6l6 pounds
Of we'll made good hay to The acre. Il
requires no other tilling or atenlion than
digging the crop of roots in April, onoe
in two orlhree gears, ond planting az you
dig, about Z or 8 inches apart both ways;
and cutting and haying The herbs, once
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-29
SHERlFFrS SALE.

PY virtue of sundry wrils Of Fer Fa.
ED cias 10 me directed, | will proceed to
sell at Edgefeld Court House. on the
first Monday and Tuesday in November
ncxr, The following properly. viz:
Griffin & Burt and others, VS.. Hugh A.
Nixon, one negro man by the name o.!
Tom, and his wife Annis.
IL. c. Turner and others, vs.. Jas. Ste.
vcns, one horse.
Susannah Farrow, and others, VS.. Mar
lha o. Kirnbrcll and Henry Goode and
wife, one negro woman by the name nF
Mary, levied on as the property of De
tenants.
John Colgan, VS., w. L. Claybrook, oue
Sorrel Horse.
Terms of sale cash.
II. BOULWARE. S. E. D.
October 1S 1915 81 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-29
SURGICAL HNFHRHlAEsY.

z shall be ready to receive PatIens by
Il The 1sl Of next month (Augus'.) The
lnlirmary is situated near the Georgia Rail
Road Depot, and can accommodate from four
to eight white. and from ten 10 twenty black
patients. "A good nurse will be in attendance
at all times. day and nj ght
No charge 1rH be made for bnard, nursing
&C., hut for surgical attendance and operations,
the usual fee will be required.
During the lecture months, viz: from No.
vcmber TO March. Of each year. patients unable
to pay will be received. nursed, and operated
upon by any member of The Faculty. free Of
cTpcnSc.
PAUL F. EVE. VI. D.,
Professor Of Surgery, in the Medical College
If Georgia.
Augusta, July 80 SIM 81