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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
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THE kNICkERB0CKER FIRE lns1rznes &C., S0 %
1 p.rg Iats The Nu;EaIi Of Sew-York-Cspitsl S2t"1
b. ..g7 -assei a a.: chsaia the cooperate u.ne OF
the o.. It1zl T1sarz-cs Cs1FAy q he C:y q Nc"
Yor "a :,= Kriek=rbock=r Fire Insurance Company o.
New-Ycr4- Al fz1-= b1s--es= e thzl CoF2o'sIon al
therefore, - trE1sse.-3 EHiar - rev 1s-ne-
nav vel 70 Ada b way Ct explanation that he %
siu1as-- ao.xl-EstardIng - ue -As n nc. sLoeA
cor1aay hz7nz caPi.a 81 pad II and securely invested
s-d Iat he chzaze OF name c;A1ed 10 PsTsui Ms
~. COMM eootEa-s 10 sure against io=s damage
by IRE o. s AFSrase ;zE.' = ai instruments Il ''
Cor ireland. yots Gay / c: gansL.ley,
Go. Ar5ularsa- go5'. c. Werzaors- Beat D. Forest
Ro5err Benson, Ed7afd Cook WE Tucker,
Iotr Campbell Anthony Lamb, Asher hisE1
Gecrse c5.kIn, Aaa1 SorTe 45ssTtf D'.
Ro5e1t I smart sa:h91Z Che-s9T r N
Ar McDox.1D, Secretary.
Eev.-Yo5k- MAY L. isa6 10 ee-iE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Insurance coraPany;
lflOsce No u WsIl-li ss7e'i d2flns ne H-ohiH OF
70 N---tsa:. as rs.e-.4
Ps5::f' saa Farae'. Nee Of Congress:
Tie-g--ne7...... Seer Of ms. Co...
Phv..rfgrz ...-...-... LEsdIs-. --+.---.-......
iayyTara .!zi Agents .......-........
:srafsrfsrers .... Other occupations {
Ne. Policies ssgs u i Pacie. :..e5 - lie
~: g1sr'er Of he year a. a. sssHe' o. as year
Juse s. June Il!
. 10y --
T3tsl...........Is9i To,al.-.-.....-.-.. 5.}i
Number Of Policies issued curing year-lIol
Total Policies ia Is months. l12i5
r. Issued n August i59 nor poicles
~ I.s1ed IN September lee NEW Policies.
ROBT. PATTERSON, President
BExJ c MILLER. Secretary.
J,s. sTs~AsT, il D. Medical Examiner, No 81 Broad
Wv aus 5yneodos
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIE Insurance Company.
WI Office No II Well-s-
The Company oaers lie following advantages 20 the
pC5lc
Lives ONLY insured al the lowest rates Of premium
The premium ii o=er 80 mar be paid N cash and ths
In - months bearing per cent interest or
il may he pad monthly quarterly
No person y liable beyond the amount OF his premium
married may insure The life OF her husband fee
from Inv demands of his creditors.
There vii lee annual division Of profits. payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing at per cent, which interest
= rA' DIRECTORS.
setn Low, Rob't L. Patterson
Guil.suUe Merle. VIM H. Mott
VIM. 4. T. PeUz, Edward Anthony.
Lewis C Grover John 4. Underwood
Henry MeFaTan Chas. : Mackneti,
VIM. N. Simpson. Thos. 3: Segu-,
RoBT. PATTERSON, PresL
Benz. c. MILLER, Sec'y.
JOS L. LORD AGENT
C. H. McISTYRE Sab-Ageni. 3o4 Hud-on-st. cor. Spring
JAMES STEWART, VI D (No52I BroaG,Sayo Medical En
aruuer the Office daily from 10 o'clock oil 2aNya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
rI,HE CREATEST l!EDICINE n. he U,orld

III L t'IlT.ATENI ftEI1VIINE iI fte IT DTidt TVF
Coughs. Cold. istipG PG and Sorenesi the Breast,
JhoOyuir CouFh, Con7vn poH Hourses md oil di5eGes
Of he Bftsst a4d lung. Hences Compound Syrup Of
Hodytcirgd. Price - cents
I've been coughing, iye been coughing,
All The nigLt sli The day;
And I'm wearing, and I'm tearing
All my lungs ard life away.
y twill end me soon, and send me
Down 10 En unilmely grave.
Lest some friendly hand attend NE.
Skrd The sufferer to save
But.in brief found relief;
And sufferer would YOU also Iry,
go then quickly, all We sickiy.
And HANCE'S HOREHOUND SYRUP buy.
Price ~ cts. per bottle. or SIX bottles for - ~.
For sale wholesale and retail. By a. b. D. Sands,
Fulton aud William also for sale by D. Sands Co.
- East Broadway II. Johnson. corner Broadway and
Chanbersst; ]. !. Cociingou, OF Hudson and
Spring E. NJ. GuiOn, Bowery and Grand IS; A.
IL Wakersi Sweet-er, lt6 Cireenwchst. and cor OF
Broadway and HowHri-st
CAUTION-BEw1RE SPURIOUS limitations, and JiirGy5
ak for HANCE'S SYRUP, and take other.
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Without NdieneI, Injections, Bath. Dtseorery Recently
made F'rGics

Destroyed
Without NttieneI bec.io., BGtis Dtseorery Recently
made F'rg1es.
RY NJ WARTON-Prce, Tl;rty Cenrs-Th. Fifth
DEng-h edition translated from the I'd French edition
OF the exposition % natural supLe, agreeable and IL
tsoie recently discovered N France not only of
osercc;ng bui also OF completely destroying obstinate
tnTeterate and nA5itnAl Conspz without using elmer
purga-Ty-s n cuons, or baths; followed grear num-
Der Of authentic documents fro physicians and
other persons OF distinction, certifying the complete eta-
CO Of he
Sold 3; The national de -. Of wsr4ou Of Paris No 1872
Wll.sra-st and also by Juo. NiIhaG lgS Brosdway c.
4 Ring, corner Of John 81 and Broadway WAN and
kctessn III Fu,on-sL; Henry johnson. 10 Broatvvay
corner ChaInS-rs-s-; APothecsres Hall sa9 Broadway
Jatnss CIrrnoie corner 6owery and Fourh-s. and Dr.
Lewis 30 Bo~eFJ N Brooklyn by Dr. Charles Sesre
l94 f1liSo-sI a.,s Sr,s,,d-
nR- DEANS AMERICAN BALM sor Cough
~ anc consumption n rs first stages This 10 deceo-
non oae ma only Asked certain Is guaranteed
nes never ae 10 private practice Of years: as sn
have been cured after trying All Tie pufed and boas,.1 nos
runs Diners rTen over past every remedy Reference
giren Lcngs sounded sdvirs freq Sold only By Doctor
"e-Ass. ~ oo"eTy. n15 I'm
pig IR0S-l6e tons Bulls Bridge No ? for ,ale py
y5 JOSEPH TUCkERAAN, 6 Wss,-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

WONG TREEs.-For Ssle-By Daniel Higgtns, a.
his Nursery, Flushing, Lang Island, l5le0 choice
Peach Trees. s brznched AiaHth.s Trees adapted for
streets, eveaEss pleasuTe-grodnci Also al The
neGy OF FTul-ss, GraPeyInrs Orns,nenallrsss Among
BE varlsty Tie Poou.a irriAs Shrub ID: Plants AID
D1a-t Box .oE garden ID s:rE
Catalogues be had BY directing 10 re proprietor or
ol9 Sw-g J.wOOLSEY. % FroIii-st y Y
SAuTHS HOMEOPATHIC PHARMiCT-isa
~ 5FoAiFSay, corner o. Sroones-J 7 5. SMITH hay
Ing SAVED from The ie.e much ofhss Of Eonfscpa-
IhS medicine n II uared state 5 enabled % supply
orders anc furnish eases, &c Sc- as heretofore
be mas re-noTei is- ab0er Er--her where nsy be
iocr- family and obsr arica tacure srncs pias-
Ief ard medicines Of Tie bss quail
Ky. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
C'AMPBENE, CHElIICAL OH, &c. &

(AIIPBENE, CHEMICAL OIL, &c. &c
NJWTLLIAMSS CAMPBkNE, warranted 70 be tnret
times refined also Chemical on Burning Fluid, SPin;
Gas spirit az Turpentne also recfed sPIl; OF Iurpe
tine for vaCnh makers ant ua1ufacurers Hgh rToo' A
cohol While Rosn FOR soap makers and Druggists blrg-
dy Piloh Of choice quality, for ssle By " WILLIAMS.
l55 Maisen-lane. y Y.
CrErrFfcATE-f experimental on Williams CsrHpen-
With tie following results ist circular wick lamp,
burning OF half hour gave ~ nj equal
10 ten sperm candles "a twas 40 pure in quay MAJ u
preserved the wick Of snowy wilderness, and burned sew
ersl evenings during two weeks, without once trimming
the WICK 3D. When burned in proper amp it produces
Il mos; brilliant ght free from unpleasant ofoT aud
no! liable TO explosion have blazing pine Knot
repeatedly dropped into quart OF CEmpheue, which I'M
rneda,ely extinPUished The fame -
,1s!pabla Coler. New York. July l., 1856.
The above experiments the Camphere Of Mr W.
liarns made nv instance and from M Sn0"
of the accuracy and skin OF Nh Schaefer, have mpcii
confidence il iheir results therefore recommend II both
for IiyiIf and manufacturers JAMES RENWICh.
Columbia Colteg> Mr. York Juy -, 1875.
We also sed similar experiments 10 The aboFeone
lamp burned one hour by the watch consuming less than
one cens worth OF Camph-ne and gave snt eqrti 10
ten sperm candies and could read comfortably n DIS
tnnce Of ) n 10 feet
[. SUYDAM, Prest Equitable Fire Insurance Com v.
y No fh 4 vsr Bank 10 TneOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
BELLEyILLE WHITE LEAD.


THE subscribers receiving rom the factory oil Belle
vile ~ J. lleir regular supplies Of this superior Lead.
dry and oil put up casks Eud kegs which they war
rant equal in quality any imported brand. For SALE ID
lots OF one ton and upwards. ~
FRYATT, CAMPBELL & co. l45 Fron,-sl
kIso-RsJ Lend. Litharge ard Nrang. Mineral al lrr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
lCOunty Of SewYork Notice Is hereby given all per-
having claims against Henry Severance late the
Guy Of NewY0k deceased present the with the
vouchers thereof 10 The subscribers their Office No
ManonsL in the City Of New-York, or before the
seventeenth day of Apn next Dated Seyy-York the
fifteenth day OF October, 1896
SAMUEL WEEKS, Executor
OLE iawGus ELIZABETH SEVERANCE E,ec,Itrir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
List of Letters Remaining in the U. s. City Dis
patch Post, October IS, 1916.

~ Please rarq,9, te DAFT. ofe Lit in atc they are
adpsr,,sed LADIES' LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

COUGH REMEDY. Thomas William Harper's Gel
- ebrsied medicine for The cure o; Asthma Whoopng
Cough, Colds of every description Inflammation the
Lungs, and ali classes of Lung Complaints has stood
The test Of experience for number OF years and has been
pronounced only By those who have been benefited
by lis use by large number OF The most eminent ply
cians the bcs, medicine for the relief and cure
OF hose distressing complaints The immense AID In
creasrg demand for the medicine in all pari- Of the Union
nconesahly proves It's high popularity l2t cents per
bottle So For sale ri l6s Willarnst ol5 I'm
BLANKETS. LINENS. and Housekeeping Arti-
Dcies-A ARNOLD / co. 81 Canal-st have now in
full of the sboye goods consisting of -
Linens heavy heavy and fue Fronting, nAnuiac-
iured expressly for ih-ir family trade
20, - aud - inch Pillow Linen.
3 g. g @ II and 2-4 8arIsley and Irish Sheelng.
Double Danask Table Cloths, from g; to- yards long.
Napkins and Doyes 20 match
CO {. and l0+ Table Damssk and Diaper.
Brown and B!eachet HuckabAck and Diaper Toweinga
Long Lawns, Birds-eye Diaper, Crimb Cloths, En-
bo=set and Printed Table Covers
To- H. II and 1874 Imperial and Toilet Quilts, cradle size
do, Colored and White Toilet Covers
Blankeis-Bsih Whitney g, g. TO- II T. IS and i-i.
cradle OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

g. FOR SALE-pesirs6e Residence Sd 81. near The
e IN sveuue.-TAe story attic BRICK eui, cottage
hou>e he NoTsh side % -! st rear lie Sli-Averue
VIII stable srd also ally OF feet 9Th street; house
IS 5v 20 feet with al the modern proveleuis bath,
C-oiCn wssr. Sc- The grounds asefay lSsd oc; with
shraboery fruit trees fountain, &c ground 3 feet by LIS
feet Oae og,he desirable residences for comfort AMI
Convenience IN the civ Immediate possession he
had FOR terms spply 70 = Il. MARINER.
% s. 1Si-st. or No Nal-s-
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CONSTIPATION


Proprs-ors Office i96 Bovery Sold wholesale and re-
tail By WYATT kETCHAM 1T Y1lton-st \. Y. and
c. Sloane lsi Fulton-st- Brsoxlvn- Prc- 81 ty23 SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
miscellaneous.

ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

pENOyATE YOUR PLATED GOODS.-Any
Ii person in few minutes without the OF bat
terry any deeierous substance by the simple and exPc-
any kind Of plated goods any article composed brass
copper German silver For sne. wholesale and retail,
hy JOHNJ BROWN \ co. I'D FuiLop-st
Also by 7. Chalmers, 200 broadway: H. Many, SS'
pearl-st Pho Z. Creeniy. IL Grand. Il; j. s Randel,
9il and 4g Broadway {. V Henni gar. hSl Broadway,
ana r X Warner, 1IGi BreCker-h. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
%. .! Ia va -- '''l :. sIMrEI L. MlrcHILL,

IN PURSUANCE OF AL order OF the Surrogate OF the
County of SewYork Notice ia hereby given all per-
having claims against John Hyer late Of tine City OF
NeyYOrk gentleman deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers their No
40 Sprngstreet, in The City of NewYork on before
the 10th day Of March next Dated NewYofk, the 18th
day Of September. 1916.
ORLANDO ORLANDO D, MeCLAIN, Executors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

E.ssssa+-.--J Through without snding-New York md
Albany Line al r. M.-The steamer
BELLE. Captain Samuel Schuyler viii leave New York
for Albany every Monday, Wenesday and Friday, landing
Hammoai-st from thu foot OF Robinson-sL The Belle
ia tilted up with splendid siAc-rooms and for speed
and safety surpassed by any boat the Hudson
river Passengers taking the Belle will arrive IN Albany
packet North For freig! passage inquire GA
basrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

s. AT PRlFSTE SALE-rhr-e Lets on ;hr Nest
g. side Of Sjaver1e. between Sth and Sis; each -
81 By leo feet dser. -Four Lots or he South side Of
5Ist-sL l0' feel OF Sisyenue, each y ~ bali lie block
SeyrGyiTe per remain bo7d and Mort gage =.
per FOR wears. For farther particulars apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECSER. Aucuorecr.
osS lw No. Sroad.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
=. .W~ AMoRNING ROAr FoR ALBANY

rN~" MORNING ROAT FOR ALBANY
Si-is.Sss.s-s5ssAND TROf.-PnssAge Sl.-Brasss. AMI
Dinner On board the Boat Passengers
taking this Boat viii arrive in time the EveitnK
Train OF Car. from Troy Buffalo and north Sai,
stogo. and Lake George.
tn. steamboat NIAGARA. Capt VIM. Ellsworth VII,
leave Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'clock A. 81
from the Pier foot Of BarclaysLreturning opposite
days " For Passage Freight sppiy bSArd,
F. B'fiSll NJ the Office on the Wharf. Aai4G
OPPOSITION MORNING. LINE at 81 ocloes .or
" Albany, landing HaInmond-st Van CortlaGdrs,
!PeeS.SilI.( Cold Spring, Sewbursh. New hsmbu,sh,
Milton. PoScepsic, hyde Park, Kingston, Upper Red
Hook Bristol. CatsSi, EGdsoa Coxsacse and Kinder.
hook Passage One Dollar
xT-SS The pew arSi FAST sailing steamboat MET.
AM0RA. Capt p. H. Smith. will leave lhs
pier foot Of Wsrren a. Monday, Wedncs.
DAY cnd Friday nj ~ O'Clock 4 NJ Returning, leave Al.
bany Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday.
Passengers taking this boat arrive In Albany In time for
the train OF cars going North and West Breakfast and
dinner Ou board
For freight or passage apply on board. Of Andrcw
Clark, cor West and Warren -ts.
Fare Van Corilandps Dock IS cts Pokeepsie 20 eta
Hudson Is cts Albany 81. o5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
rN-ue hTROY MORNIN(; AM KyENINij

EVENING LlNE-The steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
We H. Peck, will leave Monday "Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE Capt X b. Macy, will leave
Tuesday Thursday and saturday evenings al O'Clock
from Cor.and-.- Pier, Tor Albany hni Troy direct
r. The above boats Of the class they are COM
handed by experienced and attentive oicers and for speed
and accommodation are superior 10 most and Inferior
noue the river. cS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
l]ublir o-onuepanees. Ser.
rAsIAREGULAR MAIL LINE

Il REGULAR NAH. LINE ac,y.-,
$500 ssoa and Ssw-York, ey he fss, al
ISLAND. N'4So0' and heoGE
Tie s;ss,1er OREGON. Commanded By csot Sch r,v.
Ter, VIII thrOu re seas<r +.
Sio1iagioa ard ProsGere. and Boston - prv = ses
from pier No S0rlh River AZ s;slsel "
ingto5 a oe.ock 2 NJ % GPoa DE arrival OF DE ~
These steamers are unsurpassed in speed spcp5o, ~.
comfort, having each Of them 70 a-y. CON- sos
s;aiernoms. ard berths for SO persons eesss.
vaie rooms for iArriti-. and parties - ss''
Tee steamers otscereG by ,Ae mo-, ,,,s-4.-, -
scd VIII shorten the passage Between Nayo-s -,
sii Tie Itpes T,rnin :r, S Z .5'pie HEse for
Wes;. 6n6 al The lines from Bostor North AID s''
The OREGON vii! leave .Yoss-Tussdss. Ts.,r.
Leave Sicnngton-Moniay, Wednesday ana rr,s,x
The RHODE ISLAND VIII leave New-Yori-Moo.
day, Wednesday srd Friday.
Leave S,ouinSiou- ruesday, Thursday and Sasarday.
y. S-Passsngsrs, on the arrival OF Ae sie-ners 81
cars 70 Providence aad Boston whoa, anv delsy 40
Baggage MISTER accompanies zach trs 10 Boston iaAs
charge OF the baggage.
asy be INSIDE 70 LIE ASeas on Iae whsr TIE cee
No II BSiIegy-ptace.
- GA ard ailer Monday neN. November a. he steas.
of this Line VIII leave NewYorS lsty eNccp, sun
dsys. st+p VI instead ot5 ?. NJ 90
IT, PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
sSsa1ssssssz .o5 AsNry direct Say SaSdays except.
Pier between Cortland and Liberty sts
Stesnlhos; KNICNERSOCNER, Capt Alfred Hou yhton,
viii leave Monday, Wednesday ard Friday EVENING"
4, o'clock
Sirarrts,A, ISAAC NEWTON. Capt William II Peck
Will leave on Tuesday, Thursday sud Saturday evening
q. O'clock
4. Five oelOck P M-LarainS A, Intermediate paee.,
From the foot OF Barclay-...
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Cap. B. cverbass will
leave on Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday amer
moons a. o'clock
Steainhoa, NORTH AMERICA. Capt r. n Furry, Will
esve Tuesday Thursday. AID Saturday, afternoons al
5 O'Clock
The above Boats viii al a. times arrive Albany In ..
pie time for he Morning Train OF the East OF West
Fresh, taken moderate rates and tsken after ~
O'Clock, ?. NJ
All persons ,rbd trusting any OF the Boats OF ths
Line without wrsa order from the Captains Ageuls
For passage or freight apply board the Boats 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
xU~~ PIONEER AND EX- hcaa-1UIIIJft
- PRESS LINE. sTEtsssa
Via Railroad and Canal
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh. The above lire " now
In full operation Passengers leave Philadelphia ever
morning Ii O'Clock, in the best and most comfortable do
scripuon of for Harrisburg, where they embark Oh
the Packet Boat.
This OF the agreeable that /. 10 be found
In The country The scenery the Susquehanna and ~
niaa rivers Is unsurpassed for beauty and variety.
I1- Office IN Philadelphia. No. IA Martet-n
" Passengers should be careful pay ihelf fare
In New York farther than Phaie pha there 10 no per
son in that city authorized sell tickets for ibis line
A. q. CUMMINGS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

THO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-Bro Sheetings
Il and Shrtncs OF every style and width eli the known
brands both heavy and hne-Stark Mills Lawrence C IN
dian Head Cabot \, Premium Heavy Merrnack Exeter
Unknown may be mad manufacturers prices on The
second floors of Nos Is and - Cedar half block above
Pearl-sl Low priced and medium yard wide sheetlngs
Also hes, Southern Cotton Ysr assorted 10 sind 10
T.. bats wick, warp and wadting.
~ L. I enli I'aIn
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Reel Gstate.
d VALUABLE HOUSES TO LET.-sh, ihrse

comprising tree lSrge bs:ii1gs. and f;ed Up Tor ar
extensive Laundry Washing Establishment are 10 Dc
let qi POSSESSION given the isi November The hx
;rsS VII De Sold oyt5s ,resE; proprietor retrns on
gccurr OF sr business This Is chs7ce for per
su1 Il commence lvrgs and probable business.
snail cArxi TIE entrance Is BY alley from The Bowe
r. and "a ,-yys as from Eli-sbe;hsc Apply 10
o.S sf.Ss.os HIS RAYNoR, 10 Bowesy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08
.Eau,,e,s Eapertorznf.

DYa rcfe renee to our advertising columns, it will
ED be cen that this valuable Medicine 10 offered for
sale in this city. We esteem it. pleasure to be able to
recommend this medicine, the best calculated for
the purpose Of curing coughs colds throat asthna
and oil nf ctions Of the lungs. From long person al
acquaintance with DR.. jayne, know that he Is no
quac and his medicines not nostrums of the modern
cry.up, but ure the result Of hs long experience as
practising physician, and the expense of grea labor
Hart ford Ct Daily Review
Only gicc it fair tTial.-We ask no more of any
one, tina to give DR.. Joynes E1peetorant far trial
ain if it docs the various diseases for Which 1t
recommended sooner and more effcctuay than any.
other medicine tut has been offered to the publ c
the proprietor willing to undergo my penalty, how
eyere, the public may proper to impose upon
him. II has, and it i'll Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Rronchitis Bleeding from the Lungs or Throat Whoop
ing Cough, Group, and very large majority OF the
most hopeless ~ Consumption, when Physicians
and prescriptions fa 10 do any good. Again VIC ray,
only try it, twill not harm you, but it must and will
10 you good.
R. s. ROBERTS Dr.. D. Juyue's only Agent at
Edgefcld Court House
beware o.. Counterfeits!
April 81 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08
ReSiIlfemfaf Orders.

'liffE Lower Battalion of the 10Th Reri.
Il nient, South Carolina MILITIA, will parade
for drill and review at Mount Willing. on SAT-.
urday the 18th April next. The Upper But.
talon at Col Towle's on Saturday, the 2nd
day Of May next.
The officers oi each Battalion will attend at
their respective Battalion parade grounds the
day previous the Reviews, tor drill and in
struction The Lieutenant Colonel and Major
are charged to extend The above order to ilieir
respective Bataions.
BY order OF X. b. BoURKNleuT, Colonel 10Th
Regiment, s. e. Militia. .....5,l:
NJ. n. GRAHAM, Adju,an,.,
March24 Ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08
Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber has determined TO offeI
IL at private sale, the well known tract of
Land on which he now resides. 0nihe. Pino
House Road. leading TO Hamburg, ia miles
from The Pine House, formerly known Us Ed
wards. II is All excellent stand for a, small
country business, either Tor Grocery or Dry
Goods Store The tract contains 1856 acres,
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April 8 4s ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08
Valuable School Books |!

3 UST received from Philadelphia, GR,ec.&
81 ELLIoT's. valuable series OF Common
School Readers. Nos. ], 2, 3 and q.
These Books ure tbs best series of Readers
that have ever been presented 10 The Schools
in South Carolina. TO be satisfied of this.
please call and examine them. ali who feel an
interrsl i'll the correct instruction of the yonth..
Also, DR.. RusclIunberger's First Books of
Natural History, published also by Grige S3
Elliott. comprising Anatomy aud Physiology.
Mammalosy, OrnilIoIogy, llchyo!osy aud
Herpetology, C"nchology Entomology, Bot.
any and Geoln v. being the bes, Elementary
works upon this subject, evor before published, ;,
and every family library ought To have II SCI, Of
them. and every y6nih instructed in them
These Books have recommendations or tho
highest character, from Teachers in SoniL
Carolina and Ge"reit. "
ALSO
Grinshaw's Histories of Napoleob Ro,ns.
England. France. Greece and Uui,ed Said.
witt, Keys and Questions to the same Jone'..
chemistry aud Philosophy. latest addition;
l,i!a rii. ~ Masons Fnrrery; Bigland's School
Edition OF Natural History Shakespeare, two
volumes ', gllti !osrpbns. 2vols. do,; Village
sermons Saws PoIical Ecohniny:: Rogers.
aeman's. Elton, &c. Worksy Dictionary Of
ono.St,Gns; Smiley's Arithmetic, and Kew
ana Tables byron illustrated. extra gilt edge !:
Grabhe' do; Cowper. do; Eberli's Notes.
practlce' 2volnmes, and on Children;, %. s..
DIspensalory; Family Prayer, Life Of Jack
sons; Gents. and Ludies Lexicons; Sauca q
Morals; Chesterfield; Book of Politeuess !:
Daughters Own Book !. Western Sons,er !:
Beanetts Lettersi Wee,p,s Washington and
Marion; &c. &C.. together with -.
Story Bn"ks for Children.
For sale by G. L. g. r pFNN
EdsefeId C.. H., April !, 1916 3m 10