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MARRIED

At Norfolk, on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst
by the Rev. Mr.. CALDWELL DR.. CARTER P. JoHs
SON, of Richmond, to ANNE LOVE, daughter Of th|
late Henry Forrest, esq, Of this city.
On the goth inst, by the Rev. Mr. Collier, MI
JOHN DrEHL, Of Unionlown district, to Miss CHRId
rrANA PoUDER, Of Westminster district, Carol
county. - N
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CARRIERS.

% Carriers are wanted forihis paper Any
one who will take route, shall have them Tor
62 l-2 cents per hundred copies, paid for al
this Office. We feel confident that this affords
6ne opportunity for any person OUT Of EN-
ployment.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
AND KITCHEN FUR

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
AND KITCHEN FUR
III NITURE AT AUCTION-On Wednes-
day, the 2sth instant, shall sell, at the residence Of
a person declining housekeeping, on Pennsylvania
Avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, south side at
10 o'clock, A. M, excellent lot Of Furniture viz.
Mahogany sofas, bureaus dining and other tables
do marble top dressing bureaus and centre
~ Ig. - tables - E.
Maple, cane-seat and other chairs
do bedsteads, wardrobes and wsshstands
Feather beds and bedding, mattress, &c. 3,E
3 Andirons, shovel, tongs, and tenders
Brussels, 3-ply, and ingram carpets
Ventian and other window blinds
China, glass and crockery ware rIt.Iag
With large lot Of kitchen utensils
Also, good piano forte and stool mas
With many other articles not necessary 10 emu
merate. l4 Hss. ..a.#
Terms of sale, All sums Of and under $50, cash !;
over $40 credit Of sixty and ninety days Tor notes
endorsed, bearing interest i.
5, II sry5r A, GREEN, Auctioneer
oct 23-dts
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FRAUD.

On Thursday gambler displaying little
box Of curious construction, induced an unsus-
pecting young man 10 lay a wager in relation
10 some Of lis contrivances. He did so, and
for his conduct, lost $40.
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DIED..

On Wednesday last, Rebecca, daughter Of MI
FRAScIs SHnIvER, Of Westminster, Md. age|
about two years. ~
On Tuesday evening the 2eth instant, THEo
DoRE, infant son Of Leonard and Winifred HA
BAuGH, aged months and Is days.
In this city, at the residence Of Thomas G. Ma
gruder, on the evening Of the 2lst instant, Of con
sumption, Miss ELIZABETH MoRsAN, formerly q
st. Mary's county, Nd, in the 5sth year Of he|
age. a&s. }@a t4A A@
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RELIGIOUS.

Gov. Wright has issued a proclamation ap-
pointing Thursday, the Goth Of November. a
day Of Thanksgiving--the same day determ-
ined upon by the Governors of Ohio, Mary
land, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Massa-
chusetts. .Fr f H JI
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MEssRs. EDIroRs:
AT regular meeting Of Association No. 2,
of u. B. Of T. in the State of Va, held at the
hall of Mt. Vernon Lodge No. Ia. !. Q. 0. F.,
Alexandra, Oct. 22d, l646.
The death Of Bro. Joseph Whipple, late a
member of the District Of Columbia Assembly
having been announced by brother Carne in
an appropriate manner, the following pream-
bic and resolutions were unanimously adopted,
viz: M
Whereas, the members of this Association
have heard with deep sorrow the announce
ment Of the death of their late beloved brother,
Joseph Whipple, Of Association No. |, D. G..
and, whereas, although not connected with us
by honorary membership, he has rendered US.
essential service on several occasions not only
as members Of the Order generally but as an
Association, therefore, . I.
Resolved, That in the death OF brother Jo-
seph Whipple, our whole Order has lost a
brilliant luminary, this Association firm and
faithful friend, and the Temperance Cause a
jealous and powerful advocate.
Resolved further, That we sincerely sympa-
thize with the widow and family of the de-
ceased in their bereavement, and thatin respect
for his memory we will attend his funeral in
body and wear the prescribed badge of mourn
ing for thirty days thereafter.
Resolved, That copy Of the above pream-
bic and resolutions signed by the President and
attested by the Recording Secretary be trans
nitted TO the widow Of our late brother, and
that they be published in the Columbian Foun-
tain.
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A religious revival, which commenced on
the 20,h Of July last, in the Methodist Episco-
pal church, under the pastoral charge Of the
Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth, at Norfolk, still contn-
ues. There have been more than one hum
dred and fifty converts 81 F5j 4ifgHN II
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THE FOUNTAIN,
Saturday Morning, October "a. Is4e.

e. The Columbian fountain has nearly, IL not
quite wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe lis circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
or city paper Advertisers would de we'll to keep
this in mind. M 0+
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The ELECTION for a member Of The Coun-
cils, TO supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Mr.. Beck, resigned. will take
place next Friday. There is no scarcity OF
candidates.
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NOTICE.-The Rev. Mr.. BoswoRrH, Of Mary
land, will preachin the Central Presbyteria Churc|
on Sabbath morning next at lio'clock, and thu
Rev. EDMUND G. BirrINsER, Of Washineton|
North Carolina, in the afternoon, at 81 o'clock
n CT DISTRICT ASSEMBLY,, u. B. Of t.
An djyurned Annual Meeting of this body will b@
held at the Hall Of Association No. !, U. B. Of ~
on this Saturday evening, Gath inst, at 81 o'clock
The R. SIS of the several Associations will pleasd
send in their quarterly returns, credentials of Rel
representatives., &c. &c. A general and puncual att
tendance is earnestly requested. l
49, -.- - ULYSSES WARD,
is5 .g President District Assembly.
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The Unitarian Convention commenced its
annual Autumnal session at Philadelphia, on
Tuesday evening. aas bt ha utyl
A Bab,lst church has been established al Or
egon city, Oregon.
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BOUND OVER.

MIR. P. Heavenner, who keeps the Pavilion
at Arlington, has been held to bail by justice
T. G. Dom, on the charge Of assaulting Mr.
J. B. Stanley, on Wednesday last.
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A pair of boots (he worse for wear belong
ing 70 the Wandering Jew.
A set ofshoes, (perfeclly good) Dom 10
Fairbank'sshorse. Al
The shadow OF coming event.
= Manuscriptof an original 10 Millerism, We
ry unique) a
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We learn from the Nashville Advocate. that
quite an interesting revival Of religion is in
progress in the Methodist Churches Of that
city. And that 343 have Joined the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. ~
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FIRES.

T AT Albany, N. Y. on Wednesday fire oc-
Cured which destroyed a large amount Of val
liable property including "a steam planning
mill, two lumber yards !; factory, machine
shop, and part Of two dwelling houses.
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John Quincy Adams is now in the Soth
year of his age. 7HfAt. =
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N EW s TIE MS.
What is it but Map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations and its vast concerns - C0to per

Press. that the buildings of the Granite Man
ufacturing Company. are now all under root.
They consist Of q Cotton factory 100 feet in
length, BY 48 feet in width, and stories high;
Machine Shop, 66 feet by As feet, and three
stories high and foundry &c feet by Sc feet.
The Foundry and Machine Shop are both in
operation. . 5..s 81, 4. ,.,a4.s
The Baltimore Patriot says thar a lady
losr purse containing $l25, and after adver-
Using il in that paper but two hours, il was re-
turned 10 her. A gentleman lost purse with
S240, and in about the same time, through the
same medium, he recovered il. I'M. !. .@
The New York Journal Of Commerce sets
forth the immense amount Of grain raised in
this country, and estimating the recent ad-
vance in its price at l3 l-2 cents a bushel, on
an average, Says that the total advance upon
the whole crop will be 100000, 900.
The whole number Of clergy in the church
Of England and Ireland, is about 10000, the
whole number OF churches about 1000, and
the whole number OF laity is about 10000
600. @i tsa '.1Fttaa
The quantity Of land owned by the United
States, exclusive Of unsod Texas and Oregon
lands. is two hundred and forty millions Of
acres.
Z. We yesterday received the last number Of
the Annapolis Star. which has ceased 10 exist
on account of scarcity Of subscribers. .--Balt.
Sun. tl #.9t
a The first term Of the United States District
Court for Texas, begins at the city of Calves
ton on the Sd Of November as tat t.d
if tT-t ta ftt >-@@-1 isi fgt st,
The State of New York contains 2,60O, ,374
inhabitants. OF these 3 3 1886 are males, and
,289, ,069 are females. There are ATS ,440 votes
in the State. IL
! The number of students entered al Brown
University, Rhode Island, at the present term,
is AZ, the greater part Of themin the freshman
class. -Fs Az tts' sft7ri3r
y The receipts at the New York Custom House
during the past week are estimated al two hun-
dred and fifty thousands dollars. itrsa N
ErGia 4ai .t l.aB@
81 ASsplendid silver pitcher, costing 5000, has
been manufactured in Philadelphia for several
citizens Of Louisville. who propose presenting
il to Gen. Taylor. 1fa 4e79 Bsss
H During the week ending October A, there
were twenty one deaths by yellow fever in N.
Orleans. 5ige goi sHd9a lsts iis n6al .8,1R -
5Fa5tE Er8 Rs u tslsg4gp
A Temperance Convention will, be held at
Newark m j. on the 2SIh 4r# ~
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Hon. J. f. Holmes, Of S. c.. is elected TO
Congress from the Charleston district. ,4 ,f
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The Razor Strop Man is in. Rochester with
his wares, and has still a few more left ny
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The Baltimore Patriot says thar lady
losI purse containing $l25, and after adver-
tising il in that paper but two hours, il was re-
turned 10 her. A gentleman lost purse with
$240, and ia about the same time, through the
same medium, he recovered it,
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PERSONAL.

N /, The Hon. S. G. Goodrich, better known to
the reading world as Peter Farley, is about to
visit Europe for residence of some length Of
time, 10 superintend the reprint Of his works. \
VI rtsG $40 7-re~S>~~S>~ fl5UR s@
John B. Cough, Dr. CleaReland. and John
H. w. Hawkins areslecturing on Temperance
in Massachusetts. 4Pe II p a
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CORRESPONDENCE

/" How glorious is this invention OF writing, where
bv we can easily communicate to absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement!
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n. P. Rogers died at Concord. sN Il. on the
10Th. 4. ss M ,.s,s.s,r. Nj, s,.g
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President District Assembly.

JTOLNEY B. PALMER is authorised to receive
Y Subscriptions and Advertisements for the
Columbian Fountain, and to receive the money and
give receipts for the same, at his Offices, No. l6d
Nassau Street, N. Y, and N. w. corner Third
and Chesnut, Philadelphia. oct 24-f 's@
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J. l.. HENSHAW,
Recording Secretary,
HOMEOPATHY VS.. AELoPATHY,

ssA H Concluded. \
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A Temperance Convention will, be held at
Newark, ~ j., on the 28lh. Il ass g.s
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Z The New York Journal Of Commerce sets
forth the immense amount Of grain raised in
this country, and estimating the recent ad-
vance in its price at l3 l-2 cents a bushel, on
an average, says that the total advance upon
the whole crop will be 100000, 900.
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H During the week ending October A, Their
Were twenty one deaths by yellow fever in N
Orleans. sin goi sHd2a 'Gas NJ aasi .s1R
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q Assplendid silver pitcher, costing 5000. has
been manufactured in Philadelphia Tor several
citizens Of Louisville. who propose presenting
il to Gen. Taylor. 1fa aFr's tisabs.a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
1,yne's 7Iafr Tomic.-We have

h: eiuloie numbered ourselves among those
WHO believed that the Hair Tonic prepared
by DR.. Jayne. was one Of the many qnack
noslruns whose virtues are never seen hey oiiu
the rulsome puffs Of lher authors.We are
willing. ut length, to make puhlic:ackuoIwIeui,
men' NJ the error Of our belief. An intimate
trend some two or three months slnre' al lhe
top "I whose Uranium was as bald us a plece
Of polished ma,hIe, mauere all our Jesilng ana
ridic e of the idea Of attempting TO cuttteale ;,
3" barren spot purchased bottle or t"2 p o.
the Hair Tonic from DR. Jayne, and, accofdlns
10 his directions, applied it. During the pfeseh.
week the same friend nsIercd himself mo oo,
presence and uncovcring lis hitherto nakeu
head .astnnIshcd us with thin. though lnxuriai'
growth of hair. from 10 inches III lenSih-
upon the very rrniisrs we had believed rs
rlnyieing 10 cultivation as the lracklcss sa'iu
that skirts The Atlantic This is no puff, but Is
relisiousIy true, nmd 10 thuse who doubt. the
gentleman can be pointed ont. What is more
in favor of this Tonic" the case here c ied
was not one oftemporary baldness-no sndueh
loss of the hair-bmt was one otyears standing
though the gentleman is but i"rly.iire years OF
Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times.
r. S ROBERTS, sole agent, at Edseiie'o
c. H., South Carolina.
Bc,cac Of Gounterfeas..
september = 81 D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

a c. Use, who has been arrested, and
-tAe is now cnnGnru within the bounds Of
III, Jail o; EdgetieId District, by virtue OF Il
writ OF icapias I'D saIslarirndum. nj the siiii OF
Charles Lamar, hayins filed his petition with
il schedule on oath. ui his whole estate and cl-
iocls, with the purpose nr"btainins the benefit
of tie lcts orthe General Assembly, comnnn.
Iy rallied the I,isoIvent Debtors Acts. Public
nn,ice is hereby given. That tho petition q.
the said 4. {. WISE will be heard and c0nsiH
cred in the Court nr Common Pleas. iot Edge
field District, nj EdgeGcd Court House. on the
day of October next. or on such olher
day us the Court may order during the term,
commencing on the first Monday IN October
next at said place, and all the creditors OF the
said Z. A, WISE. are hereby summoned per-
souaIly, or by attorney, then and there, in said
Court, 1" shnw cause, if any they eau, why
The benefit n lhG Acls nIorc said, should not he
gIanIed TO the said a. G. Wise, upon his exc
cutting The assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid
TElOS. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, June 22d, lS4G.
July | l3t %
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State If South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
yhr nDIJiIOS DJ LhS
m COMMON PI

H EVILS +. WIGFAIL vino is now
EA in The custody oflhr Sheriff of Edge.
field Disricr. by virtue OF Two Wrlls %,
Capios ad !Saiisfaciendum, al The suits of
VIM. J. Silnhins, and S. Christi" and w.
Burt, having fled his petition with q
schedule on oath of his whole Estate and
effects. with the purpose of obtaining III"
benefits of the Acls of The General A
semhly. commonly called the ~lnsolvcn
Debtors hcis. Public Nntice is herrt.,,
given lhal The Petition Of the said Lie"
r. WiglalI will be heard and considc
in The Conr of Common Pleas a, Eda
eId Courr Huuse. 90 the First Mondn!
in October acri. or on such other day :,
he Court may order during the time. con
nencins on the first Monday in Oc'obr
next. at said place. and all the creditors
The said Lewis +. WiglaI are hereby sd'
moned, personally, or by Attorney, the
and there in said Court to show cause. :.
any they can, why he benefit of the Act
aforesaid should no' be granted to the sad
Lewis i. WigfalI, upon his executing th'
assignment required by the Acls as alore
said.
THOS. G. BACON, C. C.P.
Clerks Office. July s l3t "a
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.


TALEB BROADWATER, and d. NJ.
" BROAD ATER. who have been ar
rested and are now confined within the bounds
Of the Jail of EJgcfeld District, by virlur Of a
writ of capils al saiSflclendum at the slill of
Goodc s; Lynn, liavlng filed their petition with
n schedule Oh oath. Of their Whole estate and
effects with the purpose OF Obtaining the bene.
fits Of thu act Of the General Assembly COM
monty called the Ill>ovenl Debtors Acts
Public Notice is hereby 6 iven,i That the petition
of The said Caleb Broadwalcr and ID NJ. Broad
water will be heard and considered in the Court
of Common Pleas for Edsced District, al
Edaeiicld Court House, on the day of
October next. or "u such other day az the Court
may order during the Term. commencing OIL
the frs; Aiunday III October next, N said place.
and all lhc creditors OF The said Caleb Broad
water amd VI. Broadw aIer, arc hereby sum.
mnned personally, or by attorney. then and
there in said CUurt. to SHOW CAUSE. il any they
can, whf the benefits of the Acts aforesaid.
shond not be granted 10 the said Caleb Broad-
waller, and d. 81. Broadwatrr. upon their ex.
cculins lhe assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid
THOS. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, June 22ud, 1916
July J 13t %
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1T NEVER FAILS!!
DR.! CULLEN'S
Indian YcsetahIe Z

Es ERSONS itilictcd with Scrolula, Kings
81. Evil, Cancer. Erysi 1cas, or any other
complaints al ising from impurities OF the blood,
are requcslcd TO read the following testimonials,
in proof Of the wonderful properties OF the
above named medicine
READt RE.tD!! RE1D!!7.
We the undersigned, having visited Mr..
Isaac Brooks, Jr. at the Office of Messrs Raw
land & Walton. 37G Market Street PhiIadel'
pha, consider his case the most remarkable
one NC have ever witnessed or heard Of.
His disease was SCROFULA, and terrible
must have been his twelve years conlict'with
the destroyer.
His Palate, the entire roaf OF hs Mouth.
Nose. Upper Lip, aud lower lid of the RIGHT
EYE have been destroyed his Face nearly
eaten up aud pait Of The Jaw Bone carried
a. ay And yet we can give no description of
his case.
Mr. 3. informs lis that in January last, the
whole Interior of his mouth. as well as most oI
his face, was mass Of deep and painful III
GERS.
On tho l4Ih ofJamuary ast. he commenced
taking DR.. Cucns Indian Vegetable fana'
era, which checked The disease in few days
and from the time the cure has progressed
witlou, inlermission.
New flesh has supplied the place Of the
dep ulcers, and though badly disfisurcd, his
face is sound, and his general health is res
,ored.
We are assured that in the treatment Of Mr..
| Brooks case, 10 Mecuriels Oin,meuts or
Caustlc applications lIave.been used,- in frc,.
The Pnnacea alone, has wrought this wordcr-
FIJI change.
T. w. Jones, NJ. D.. Sonth Second Street.
Philadelphia.
Rev A. d. Gillette. Pastor of Eleventh Dap.
list Church philadelphia. a.,
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Esroagsst 20 the Jais

Ge7k tris District; a; 9srinn n,ss,vho.
w says bis Uane is J ACFiTan'fthat he
relungs 10 hlr. John Eullman. who rr
says. lives tMenIy miles below Orange
urs Cpuu House. Said fellow is about
five feet six inches high, light complexion,
aud between % aud % years OF age.
He mas scar over each eye, and ono OH
his LETT arm, just below his clhaw his
under lip looks as if it had bren burned;
he is box 'ancled and his right fooI api ears
To be The largest. lie says lie has been
runaway about three weeks, and when
taken had pass To Eiro himself out.
he owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove properly, pay all charges.
and take hin away, or he will be dealt
with according 10 law.
c. Il. GOODMAN, JcilOr.
august 10 # 30
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
IN EOiIUOS PLEAS.

MWUGE 4. NIXON, who ms been arrested
q u and is now confined within the bounds
III ne Jail ni Edge6eld District, by virtue Of
several wr;s OF capias al satiSiaceudum. al
the suits oI Belj w. Belts, Bland IL Butler
and john Iiauskctt. scvcraIly. having filed his
petition. with Il schedule upon oath. of his
whole estate aud effects, with the purpose oi
Obtaining the bcmeiit Of lie Acts ofi.e General
Assembly, commonly called The lns"lrenl Deb.
tors Acts. Public Notice Is hereby given.
that the petition o.! the said Hugh a. Nixon
will be heard and considered in the Court Of
Common Pleas. for Edaeiirld District, at
EdgefieIi Court House. on the day Of
October next, or on s,icl! o;he. day rs !hc Court
may oIdrr curing the term, commencing on
the first Monday in October next at said place.
and all The creditors of the said Hugh a Nix.
on, are hereby summoned. personally. or by
attorney. then aud there in said Cont, to show
cause if any they can. why the benefit of the
Acts aforesaid. shond no, be granrcd. to the
said Hugh a. Nixon, npnn his executing the
assignment required by the Acts aforesaid
THDS. G.. BACON, Ctcrh.
Clerks Office, June 22I, 1916.
JnIy ] 13t III
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Dr. BranGreth's Pills.
Reusl eea.eZ Uls9erssHnlg !!
4 tlou;l 26

Ts7ll l.. time will come when this medicine,
q BRANDRETH'S PILLS, will b. ap.
prccieled as they ought. and deserve It will
be well understood that DR. Brandre has the
strongest claims up)u the public It is true
that every individual who makes 4 trial Of the
BrandreIh Pills. concede them to be- the brSt
medicine they ev'r used. They are indeed Il
medicine about which there is no mistake
Then value in cimale so changea5Ir asnurs
cannot sufficiently be appreciated \ free
perspi!atlon Is at once restored Tins they cure
colds, and conSnnplIoms Is prevented TbnSe
who haYe n Redundancy of bile, find them of
the most cssental service: aud should there
be deficiency of that important fluid. the
Brandreth Pills have an equally beneficial ef
feet. Often has this important medicine
saved valunhf fesves m those regions where The
Dreadful YcNOso Fercr was prevailing. a
few doses taken Immediately upon injection
being received into the system will be almost
certain to prevent any material Inconvenience.
And al no stage of tins dreadful epidbnic Is
there so propera medicine as the Bra"dreth
Pills. Let this medicine he universally used
in this disease, and no loss Of BLOOD atloTtd
and few, very few would b.. lis Victims Su
is il witt other diseases. Assist mature with
| this nlI.imporlant medicine. to relnnve morbid
humors from the blood, and do not resol to
bleeding ur mercury. and we shall have very
grcat scrrcity of persons afflicted with cllr"nic
n,aladics. The feaher"d tri5c-the animal
kingdnm-over which we are the lords. ,hey
are not afflicted with chronic Maladies; neither
should we be il it were not for our pride which
nccasiuns them. FoltoD Nature. Use the
medicine which harmunizr. uil:i her. which
mildly bu, surely removes all impurities from
The blood. which strengthens the feeble. and
yet reduces those oftwo fnlI u habit to health,
standard. Let me again say that every he.
parlment of the manufacture OF Brandreth
Pills is personally srpern,enled by me. and
that every box with my three lables upon II may
he relied upon to have the beneficial effect de.
scribed. if used according 10 The directions ac-
companyng.
Or. Brandre,h's Principal Office 24l Broad
way. N. Y; other offices in New York.
The genuine only for sale in Edgefeh Dis
trict, R S. Roberts, Edgefshl e., n. i&Kenrick
s. 1haaer, Hamburger S. & D. Smyfe9 :
Meeting Street. Also, by J. III iptll'ams. Al
ken, and BY at least one agent in every Dis.
trict in the State.
Every Agent having the genuine has Ger.
tifcate of Agency. signed by the Doctor Inn.
self:
| Edge6ld G, H.. August 2s 81 81