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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03

Any one who wiI take the lr0uble tr
compare 'he above correct, oilicih stater
ncnl OF d0ues, with lhe settlement Of duties
On The sane (and some olher) articles as
published 10 Iho GermanloWn Telegraph /;
and copied with encomIums inlo tie Dan.
VILE Democrat Of lost week, will discover
'he deception auempled in The auer. 1t
she Grrmso'own Telegraph lhe spccjic du
'e' "i tie act OF ls42, are placed 10 a par
aiIel cola mn with the all Uaioran duties OF
'he acI. lS46. so as 10 appear in cump,ri-
son wIih thea. Nolhing can be more ri.
dicuious, or can be more unsatisfactory To-
the maze OF readeIs, ,han this mode Of cum
Qar'sou. TIE only way 10 make a salisiac
iory or sehsIb.e cUlnPRris0n is 10 throw, by
caIrulauon, 'he spsclc delles Of lbe ac, oil
~ INTO equivalent od yaiorums and CON.
pane those Vih Me ad aluruDs Of tue ac,I
JI 90 This has oeen done a, the Treasu-
ry Departments from the Official statistics
for lS15, and from these tables of Ihe De.
panmeLl We have selected the foregoing
rom?a'ison OF duties on a Jew articles in or.
der to correct any misconceptions that NAV
arise from The publication in this counly of
'be arucIe above referred TO from The Ger
Man'own paper. ....
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COMMUNICATION.
THE NEXT. CONGRESSMAN.

Col, WEBB;
You published last week, the proceed
ines Of the Democratic con(erees fol
lhls Congressional DIslrc'. by which i
appears that Dr. Leib was unsnimousl
nominated for tie election TO Congress
There were two conclusive reasons Goi
this action on The part Of The conIerces; G
say nothing Of Instructions from Coun
ny Conventions. In the first place, Go
umbia County was entitled 10 the Con
gressman Tor en- addllionsl term, and the
clion Of her convention was 10 favor OF
DR.. LeIb. Secondly ; it is usage, and
very proper one, TO give TO members
.o' Congress secoud term The one
'trm principle would keep the House OF
NePrese natives flied with memb befs
who were inexperienced, and quite IN
acquainted with public business. Dr.Laib
therefore, by the sclion Of our county
convention, and 10 conformity to q
wholesome uSsge that has ripened into
4 rule, is presented 10 the voters Of The
ll,h Congre ssional District for re elcc.
ion. Il is now The dujy Of every rru-
Democrat, TO support (he regularly e rom.
mated candidate Of the party, and by
.
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GlT@Ll2 2ETtNNTo

Oo Sunday lasj, by Rev. B,hl. Mr..
JACOB BoND, 10 Miss Margaret SrER.
NER' bolh o! Centre township.
90 the 2!l OH. by the Rev. William
j., Eyer, Mr.. EDWARD ANTHONY of
Bioomstu'g, Is TO Miss MATILDA Moran
Of Cattswissa.
~ Samatl K socr E,q, on Sunday
we 9Th a.. Mr.. SAMUEL NrnARr to
Miss ELizApETH DEAMER 5olh OF co.,
county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03

bTThe Resolutions adopted byrhe
late Wing County Convention are ia q
decidedly funeral tone, and sound very
much like The ismena,ions sung a few
years ago, by the same men, over the Il.
niled States Bark. In few Yeas The
song Of '"ain" viii be spplied to new
subject, and so on 10 the end Of the
chapter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03

The oanVIlIe Democra, alledges tia, d,
Leib sustained the Presiden, in the ve,o =,
the River and tiarbor bill, and lets loose a,
him IuriousIy on that ground. Our peiph.
Dor ls ha6l'ually too careless in his state.
rmen's Of fact. In this case if hi. s,aemen,
acre true, II would be no subjec, for lust
.eOmplaini.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03

On our Grst side will be found the con-
clusion of the article ia regard to duties on
- i- - - ..'aak We re-
publish the part already given, as the arti,
Gle rs so connected, as to render its publica,
tion entire desirable.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03

Oar miscellaneous readers must excuse
us for devcting our paper this week almost
exclusively TO political matter. After one
week mole, the election will be over, and
we will then present our usual variety ..
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AN APPRENTICE,

To the Printing business is wanted at this Of
flee. An active boy Is or IS years Of age wiIIre
ceiye good encouragement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03

increase. The following is eorrec
statement of agricultural exports from
New York Ciry, for the week ending
Sepiember o5 h, beiog 10 6 week days
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03

The value Of the exports was S7l5,.
.936. The Correspondent, Of DE Lsdgyr.
writing from New Yolk, Sop. e7d.
saws:
Daring the week about e,oO0 bbls
Genessee Flour have been s5id fD' *
port at S5; some small palctls have betr
pickt d up at 6 6lsIdls less The mar
ket through the week has BE- Ell firm anil
uniform in price, aud fhe demand for ex
port decidedly gooi There have also
been some sales OF southern for export
1000 JblS. Georgetown aud Richmond
have been taken 81 S4,75S S4,S7I 8,
which Ia't,r rate loe m m.ike, closed end
l}randy wine al 81 93l
Wheat sold lsfg Iy and At imptoved
prices. Geneseee ofprrne guilty i,
scarce in the markcl, and is worth loo
) ll0, According 10 jslily, prime Yves
'ero los log; IIhnos, good quaI'ySl
About rs 600 bu,hel,Cofn have been
sold du,iog HE past three days-mos
# it TO arrive at 10 aud T6 cents fu
arime Western mixed aGd IS for yti-
'ow Jersey and Nor'bern; pure white
Southern would brlng IS crats. Rye
n,s gone Of f.eIy at IS 10 zoe. for ex.
aOTl buI InIIprs ara n, ina, CO and f.,
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.NmlHNOY'o

" b. PALMER Esq. IS dmhorised 10 aef as
vefi, for lie 'CoLuMHIA DEMOoRAT, ana re-
ceipl an monies Gg subscription GHd A@Vet"-
ing II hi6 Agcncics IL
PhiiadolDhia No. 80 Piac-Si,eeh
Ne,c Ysk " 50 N9SsaH-siytt.
BJSfOH " l6 S1tt-StfeCL
Bq2ioigys s. l.. cor. Bait. and Cdircrt-as.
-Mec6aaics ant Iyddesnien inaybHd
;tfo Ueiy atgrrHfcgt 10 oGrLf{jsc Ia this popcraS
II is The orsfy-opc pubkS6cd al The County seat
end Aes grcQier ciycUiatio7 in Hc county than
asy other pcger yuj}ishcd uifha stai"''S'
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sITVRDar OcrOBER >, isio.
TlenovaI.

The Office Of tie 'CoLuMBA DrmccRA1
has been Removed into the new BHcA
Buldipg, South side Of Main street, aiev
doors below Maiket.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CAN.4L COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM b. FOSTER, ir.

WILLIAM NJ Is. FOS1ER, jr.
GILSSEATIE T-S%E 2
FOR CONGRESS,
OWEN d. LElB.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
STEWART PEARCE.
FOR SHERIFF,
BENJAMIN HAYMAN.
POR COMMISSIONER,
PETER KLINE.
FOR AUDITOR,
JAUES MCCORMICK.
FOR CORONER
CORNELIUS CLECKNER.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
$50 Rewa.r,Idg.

~ - STOLEN or Runaway from the
GASA - Subscribers Plantation, near
s. EIHh Leesyille, Lexington, IS: C on the
s. RSSS 18th January my slave BILL.
sE1A) He is Mulatto, betiseen forty.fye
I/IE1iand fifty years Of age. about SIX feet
-s high, large and well ropnrtioned IN
size. He has bold appearance, with a:high
forehead and a.liatle gray.headed The .uadal!y
weprs Whiskers, which win his beard is black.
Inst 3Ausustike was bition the calls one'of
his lees. (the lefI Think that left scar, which
shaws.verv jplain. ;sisAii r.
eaThe aboye rewasdof S50wiil be given. for
his apprehension and safe delivery 10 me, with
proof to convicl any white persons Of Stealing
or harbsrins him. { will give twenty i've il
taken within this State and safely lodged IN
some iail of the. samefor will give nifty II
taken out of This State and sernred I'm jail, SO
tha, getllim. 1t may be that said fellow has
been. furnished witll,giree papers in which,
case, if apprehended, Lwish all papers found
on MIN sheuId be taken care Of, so thatl can
&c, possession Of thoul. ~ l;.ses = 3 =,
ANY informaion resecting said fellow VIII
be thankfully received. .Js;,s;, ( !;
5 address ssEABORN JONES
" = Leesville, Lexington, s. e.
The hiotlntafieer; Greenyille, VIII ce2y
twice, and forward account TO this office
january % u
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,Saafe of SOalfin Carolina.

~. aer CoIambia; 4th. February, 1916. y: =
BY bis ExceHeney WILLIAM AIKEN, Go.
yornor ard Comnsander r.in.G hiei, in and
i over the State Of South Carolina 80,
rHHTHEREAS information has been .reeei-
Wv we'd at this Department., that an afro.
cions and viful murderwas committed ON The
night of the 18th January last, in Marioon. Dis.
trict, by John Beasley, on the body of Jane
Russ of hesaforesaili District and that The
said John Beasly has fled from jlstice:-
Now know, ye, that to the end 'tliat justice
may be done, and thatihe said John Beasly
may be broRsht te legal trial for bis offence as
aforesaid, I do hereby offer reward of. one
hundred dollars for his apprehension and de-
livery into any Jailin this State. s;,.,s -
John Beasly, is described, ,sas being, about IS
years Of age, "a painter by. trade } 5feetseyen
inches high. bright inulaito, has scar inaaer
The left Jaw, said TO have been made bya bite
in fight, thick set and well made,gpick ispo.
keuand Of proud carriage, with. ttkinky hair
When last heard iof, near IJlmDerton !; in Rob:
inson County, North Carolina. -s.5. -:
Given under my hand and tie seal Fol TIE State:
at Columbia, the; fourth dayof February, in
the year of our Lord one sthaasaild eight
hupdredSa forty sixth, and iiisthe seven.
tje,h 6 yeasef American IudsPe,n.a6ss.ase; ,. Il. e.,
r. O. Pinckney sSecTctiyy of Siaief II
- February 1S ~, $50 ( -. ss3t a. "!
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81 Nqeetie gM Mefsss:
BE CHILD AGAIN;


s q; s. De "a CHILD AGAIN -.
n. eS MRS. AMELIA D. wsLaY.
Oh: for the bright and gladsome hours,
..,S When. like q wandering Stream, :
Msspirit caught from earth and sky, :.
y..a y { The light Of every BEAM az.
Wher. il inlg my laughing eye 81 :.
), =, A tear drop chaneea lo start,
Twas baaishcd in n moynens, nsn BY y,y ecgq
= The, sunshine Of the heart, ,,,E, s7;s
s. when Inasing ginhhe happy past, ;" ;'.s
1.-THE tiirisst spring.tine Of life. s72s''iogf
syhencycrr.y lone Of wind aud wave ~,
~ With melody was rilei - 1855 y .
tGYhenall youth's hopes a,idproulises
'''t Those iiainbows of!ny sky,
Danc cd forthin fairy visions, 's-:-a .
Before my wanaeriuseye. =ss1 Y
eisj MY hear, is with heleapins rills, So
ii, 20 That murmur round the home, o. -
=. =. Where f,st my lips were taissht TO speak
&c. - My Tiny feei to roami .,sss ..gs 1b3,es
,sr Ihe sweet songs of the happy birds ,
.,,,. : The whispering wildvoiced breeze ~
s;,cTha, caught the fain. breath Of the r"se,
., :, And waved among thetrees. q.
saIlov many mournfal almemohes,
Steal gently through the mind,
y Like spirit voices borne along
t'ds, Upon the wandering wind! ....
And, as lhonght eads me back again,
- + almost seem to truce, -.
In each sweet flewer, and shrub, and tree,
Some old familiar face -'4
esgP IT'S thought becausetI ] smile.on all, 2.7s
II ~ Thu. am vain and gay
az, That, by the worlds light faliery
tsaas l,nisht beaured nstray; s;lsy. ;g2F.!-
,,aThey know not that my, heart Oft orealhes
80 !, ltsfragrance ou, in, sighsot; .2sg
s2sThat sad songs ,remble on my lips,
II h,tAnd tears within my eyes. ISaE
by thoughts are all AZ pure and sweet,
- As when was child, -,
And all my bright in,aginings a
- Are jus, as free and wild: -
And were it not for one brieh. lirls- =.
Within affections claim, .sc
I'D wisI,to wander to ,ha. spot, ,ss q.
81. Aud be child a gain, s,a,s-..-zs,s,es
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HI e. .yEFFERS.
General Agent and Commission
Merchant, Hamburg, s. G..

~
Merchant, Hamburg, s. G..
STII.JI offers b services to his friends and
~ the public, nd he will devote his undivi.
ded attention to- e s-.
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GeoDs.
Buying Goods for Planters Of Merchants, or
= attend to any business that may be go,
- committed TO his care. -.
He embraces this opportunity Of rendering
his sthln4s 10 his friends for their liberal patron.
age heretofore Bestowed, and by industry and
close attention to business. be hopes to merit.
and to continue to receive the same. II shall be
his aim TO make all his charges as Light as pos
sible, knowing that it will he to his interes, to
closely Observe the interest Of his friends
Liberal advances will be made if required. on
produce sent to hin:fos sale or store. Gotten
semitic him by Boats, will be received free tf
,5harfdee: All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival, Ifs so ordered
. Augnst6 -tf %
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sJayne,s VerrilifiIge.

! n TAYNE'S FERMIFUGE has gladdenedthe
eD heart Of many mother, who had expected
soon TO follow'herchld 10 the grave, bul found
II restored 10 lfeland fusy Health by this cele-
.brated specific ltexpels worms withoutirri.
!ating the coats ofthe stonachand bowels, and
combines thetyirtues of atomic, with those Of
ian alternative, Neither the Vermifiige nor The
ExpectoianI; has q rival in the. whole range Of
,maleria medica, for diseases to which each is
adapted. is:ig t-gaz a5.s.ll, .7f. ssis;
The Money. rs always returned, if Jayre's
Carmipiliye does not prodaceiihe most decided
benef: in .Cholles,i Sick Headache, Gripping
Pains, Diarhea, and lalI detangetnents of the
Stomach and bowels. o.. s,.z2 AZ ::;,: ~ -,
II Neeerj Fails.-The American .HancDye
never fails, when used us directed, 10: change
the hair from any other color, to beautiful nn-
bura or je, black. ,,.,.ss. ~, :,E.v,jg.
Piles.-Halfthe cases. Of Piles are caused
by the irritation of small worms. 1ayne's Fert
mifnge cures all Such cases by removing the
worms, and imparting healthy tone to the:
bowels :
=. Asthma, or Phthisie, is caused by iodgment
of the phlesin or:tnucus in the air.cells, which
,obs,ructs thespassage Of the air through The
wind tubes -Nyne's Erpsstorant removes the
obstruction With the greatest facility, and cures
the disease at once. 3..' .2f ta;Se
:g;UTfR@ SiiRoBERTs is Dr.. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgefeld Count House: ".f
Bet0areof Counterfeits! !
i February 16 ,2s-;"s' if -
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From, the Louisville. Journal.
EE:ss EAKIR OF AVA.

The following article from the Pits
burg C Chrodicle will afford grea, amuse-
nteiit tiil. 10 the reader, bpt We Psblish i
10 mainly 10 prepare the Southern cities
70 ifolr: The visit t.whieh,he Fakir viii shortly
j5ai jp5aaiythem. We think il proper 10 add
Oh Our assurance that, lis feats are nothing
bIit illusions. a ciiicnnis,aIce that will
ID increase ;ise ths surprise at Witnessing theni,
but which at the same time exempts The
performer from tie impuiation of any
Connection or scollusion with the evil
one: ". IS sssy &
1'hs Deo;il a tae Diamond ! afarket.
I'VE have heard Of Or. Faustus and
Of Of other gentlemen, who have by some
means or other acquired tho reputation
Of having an intimate aintanc,e,
with the gentleman in black = but.
after ihe performances which took place
IN The Diamond Market, on Friday and
Tuesday evenings last, we came to The
conclusion that the Fakir Of Ava was
a t,uch ahead Of both The Devil and
Dr.. Faustus. 81. ~
On, Friday, evening we visited the
market TO lay in, as usual, our stock Of
s5r rrovender, as Dugaid Dalgelty says.
While looking around at the piles Of
good things, our attention was excited
BY an unusual movement 10 and from
a particular point. Expecting to pick
up subject for a paragraph, we, as
tai,pful chronicle,s Of events. hastene6
10 the SPOT, and inquired Of friend
the cause Of all this commotion. He
re piled ,ha, he. believed the Deva
must be in that box Of eggs,' pointing
TO large box which stood close BY,
for says lie, 'a gentleman was just ma
king some inquiries as to their sound-
ness, when Of q sudden the eggs seemed
10 be endowed with life. and comnaen.
eed chirping like thousand cricke,s,
and then, as il veritable chickens, were
struggling 10 get out of them, the eggs
commenced eepering and dangling ebeus
in tie strangest manner. This has
caused the owner a fright, as we'll as the
bystanders, all of whom are wondering
at the cause of the strange phenomenon.
On enquiring after the person who
had priced the oggs, a stout gentleman
10 cloth, cloak was pointed out, in
whom we at once recegulSsd the 'genu-
inc Fakir.'' There he stood, looking es
unconcerned as you please bat we OBJ
served smile. playing about the corner
of his gmos.h, and a look of. deyilment
in lis ey witch told US 10 look out for
sport. We, .weae not mistaken. He
walked. up very sedately 60 an Irish
roman, the posscssor os basket Of
plucked poultry. and took Up a large
turkey, Il very old gobbier by the bye.
.Good woman says. he, very dendie-
", sasl am no very great judge Of
poul,fy,, tell me, is this: young turkeyf'
The woman eyed him for moment,
as as if.,o ascertain if he was quizzing her
sYes sir, it's only a yearling,' she
said, M she same lime turning her head
70 answer another customer.
st is very heavy continued the Ia
kir, spray whats The price OF i''
I. One dollar, replied the woman o
the poultry, ~ s $s,ss
sim afraid It's too heavy to bt
young, said .he Fakir:; 3 !. & .:ys,,s...s.
Pom me- konshenee. says she, 4,
only q year md 9 quarter opld. !
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z. q vs. 4 3.
Eiiinh .lsrtin !,

HIy He Planist tfs 10 idaiiii,a
,neYkuosEiI 10 reside wiiibIns ie i6iits ofS SttS
State, onmilun aseopy 81 said: luiatiens
with rule, ,o.pIead can BE serssdsI Iris here
fore ordered, ,.ibat The said eiensdspts aoes
appearand plend To- the said deeIaIs s,insSS
VEN aid a day; from the date hsreos fnats
and absolute judgment llbe awarded agdiinst.y
him By dsfanlt.. ;, Is >, Z; IL, ~
Clerks Office, May "a i1s AS. I6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELDr DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON oLRAS.
Declaration in
Foreign
s. r Rnsi,es
,a.cl,si Tillman.

/ Paschal Tillman. y Attachment.
VTaVHe PlainsiS in the, ahove ease having this
X dsy. fled:his Geelera.sor in my Office, and
the Deeadaht having ashhet Wife nor At
torney known to reside within the limits of
this s.s.e, on whom VI copy Of SAID said peslssa- &c
tfen, Griffin, Pl6ihiif's Attorney, ordered ,haa
said Defendant appear and plead to said Dec.
lara,ion within o yeas and day from the date
beYeof, Of Judgment will be awarded against
hirs by default. T. G. BACON, Clerk. +.
Ckyk's Office, Jan. 80, 1876. 1y 8
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
EhY HnYTTSTU

Henry Stone and others. vs. Bill for Relief
Pleasant Searies, Admir- Of and
Philip Lightfoos, deceased. Atcnunt.
I'M pursuance Of the order of the Court
u passed at the last term, requiring me "to
inquire and report to the Court, al its next tern
who were the next of kin Of Philip Lightfoo,,
the Defendants intesiate, at the time of his
dea,h. and whether any of fthemaresince dead,
anta dead, who is or are their personal repre-
sentative or Representative" Public notice is
hereby given 70 oil persons claiming TO be the
nezs OF kin efsaid Pililp kightfbos, late Of the
District and State aioresai6;5 4 tina. they appear
before me in. the; Commissioners OGce,, Of
Edgefeld Court House, on or before the first
day. Of May next, and make p,oofof their
kindred and right, or on their failure 10 do so,
they will be excluded from the benefit of any
decree that may be pronounced in the matter.
8. s. ToMPKINS, c, z! z. D. :,
Commiosioaers Office, Nov. l2 s3m42
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DIsTRlT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Hill; Ordinary, Declaration IN

Joshua Hammond. Attachment.
TINE Plainliffin. the above case. hay
i ing this day.filed hia Declaration 10
my office, and The Defendant having nei.
ther wife nor attorney known TO reside
within the limits of this State. op whom
a copy of said Declaration With q rule 10 Q.
plead can be served, on Ho,ion Of Griffin,
Plainliff's Attorney, ordeted tha, the said
Defendant appear iand plead 70 Tho said;
Declaration within o. sear and q day from
the! date hereof; or judgmen will be a:
varied against, him by; default S: s:
THOMAS G. BACON, G.;c.g.
s Clerk . pfise Ie5. 10 sle46 ly 39.sSl
st ;si. Us Y ~
8 gszsssss ii ii 8. :: q Sss So s
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N Office,

A. Ii Persons having demands against
N sthe Estate of William Wilson, de:
ceased, late Ordinary Of Newberry District,
are hereby required TO establish them before
me by the. .frss'of Maynext. 7fs.s.sti;
E.--55 - j72s i. Al ZONES. q: \, D. i
Jan IA - BIN so. Ca.) 81
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'WSaFrans's e,nynrn.o,,,,a H.x1r.rce
January'2S

'Y saFranss Compound E1trace
~ OF: CuBgss AND CAPAvAi, stands unri.
vailed for its efficacy. 4 It performs q cure in a
few days-no >oonfnement or restriction in
d'etls necessary. Observation-Disclosures,
being prepared with the greatestpossibIe care,
upon weli.tesied principles, found upon that
important law. first bishedby the celebra.
ted DR.. Fordyce, viz That a combination.
ofsimiar remedies wilIproduce more certain.
speedy and considerable sefectthan an equiv.
.alent dose OF any single one.. IA combinu,
ton Of Cubebs and g0apnvia forms very nse.
ful medicine in certain cases. ."--Sir n. Cooper,
r. r. SIM. RS, S;e.gS,c. q ta'
This article issiust ieceivei, and for sale by
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

JOS N. Perrin. HAHN .
gESHE Plaintiff ill the ahoYec casea alapingil HIS
Il day filed his declaration Sinmy offcc; and
the Defendant having neiihers sRifs Attor.;
ney known to reside WitbinG thes limits DC tiie.
State, on whom copyso fihe same with d sisle
10 plead can be served, on. .motionof Banslafts
Plaiatifs Attorney iii sis ordered ,ihati
Defendant do appear 7ands plead Tor said lee
larution within q year and day fI6rT tReai ists
hereof, or Judgment will ,bet awarded agaiinst
him by default, sG.iss,. s6a,is
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Clerk e Office, Octil7 z