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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

PURE CHAMPAGNE WINE.
FRESH invoice OF Pale Alto" Champagne Wine
"A together with Crown, Thorn, and Grape brands has
Of msrchans hotel keepe and private gentlemen
The above Wines are equal to any imported this city
For sale by X B. DAILY.
nj liner Importer OF Wines, - Broad street.
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Door. open at hall past o'clocs: curtain ris.sm1
BUWEKY CIRCUS.
Boxes siS! assri E1 ef!s ING D r
m Ei sREcfAN s # sFgfi FELIX CARLO
NJ GQsSsbN Will appear in the PEAsANT's ERoLIC.
n.AS r NJ srsa &C,
tiI;s appearance of Mr.. W. CARROLL in hi. sr.a,
The albania SALOON,
GOV 6roGdioay, 6etDsen Spring aud Prince ,r,ef,,
nearly opposite Mblo's.
HERR ALEXAN DER.
great anSou"dsa at N SaS s'nisd such
~ Agpea , Er Sa' ESy',e""g This Vses
Tickets to the sound cents, the Balcony cents
Door. open Al sX-commesse at * O'clock dsnrc
Hss' HSaa s;s;; !; tSds5BSs$:s Haaas.
Srosshs forward SpS scale Of msgnhcsnee aud
p%S s m d S.nHHed
nps spc,,, Prineipal Characters by
MIR. FRAZER
MISS AUSTIN, MR., MEY ASD MI Ms S sEEGGSS!rydy
Of tie the Affection ar eiia a''''
THURSDAY N Ev fTsfssGTf Dec. 10, 1886
Will DO performed f ts f5fssss oDs in Three Acts of
MH Mont ....''.'...........Mr Scum
f%Sol N. NJ Meyer Meyer
Aiisre ,. ......'............. Mr. B5unton
LEND III III .f SivF s Nit
Bat isli o hHa Or The se
w AHCA STREET THEATRE FEILADELrHIA.
"; r. BURTON. Manager and Lessee.
70 This Theatre ia: been thoroughly rsdseo MsssFfI r.
e most gorgeous STYLE and now the most beautiful Thea
THURSDAY EVENING Dec 10th,
fTHEREsE D''"' u
T Thr".s '.........'.. Mr. Conner
After 'hensw ,:siS,,poidaily Ballet called
hhaiioett DuGE..' ......... .......,..M Mr. Bonnie
10 conclude with - WIS D''A'
.,,. Or, the Wonderful! Lamp.
xfudin ....-.......................M Miss Chapman
Mr. Mt. Burke 1
TABERNACLE.
LAST Las e coNcEkF FE IN EEw pf FORK Ii
Ing the which
vRs the
sass hi sf
Man the Life Boat. Lament q the Irish Emigrsnt.
Life on my native soil Get of the iSa:k.
GS Soa q m ss' c eiGSe 5iS sss 1sn,. Sat.
6S e M0unIsi R, Blow on blow ON yshowiing
Tickets 90 eaeh,o be al the Music Stores and
nj ns dsp7 q dhossa'y D00 open com
LAST WEEK OF THE LANDING OF
COLUMBUSt
iy.y en,s III q "a; Ns a Painting will pos.
way and Leonard streets Admission IS Season tickets
" cents NIL lmissrc
EoURTH Ann UAL BALL Il Wellington Lodge, No
day Evening a 1916 Dod~ors seebaa:d p BAND Yf
engaged fo the OCCASION.
mse Cohen, 20 Grand street H s sPer, IS Bayard
A.ssn s ~ SsS1 @
st.: Nrsent Is Eighth Avenue DR. Burnett l0s B.yald
AID franklin :ts; W. Fnshws,sT At sugar Hosse
Montgomery St do sae
DANCING ACADEMY.
M Y; vSAkACCO Italian Ch9rogEaphi.t. aud Mile AN
9fMr cear1; grateful to the American beau monde
b ny: sGs:;ss the
new waltz in five order replace the one invented
oy Mr. d re9. Which was not received Partisan salons"
The above oeau dances and also all the mott ashona
iowa Waltz Bedowa, VALVES in NO and three stems are
'hsTosgly s,ught IN a few lessons
E.sd. S Y0 sa can Ss
KEEP The BALLS A ROLLING.
ha become generally known that Bowling is very ne
cs,.ary aud hstthiu il be had
saloons 81 and 800 East Broadway extending 70 II Div
s"a ~ in .p s A sns:
S Ssa. %::S h 81. :;:.; 8;
'nSaS SssA liz e, .... sSs1s
A Reads BILLIARD SALOON, No. ex barclay street,
"A just below Astor House. is the largss,
rood order Penn make (who n acknowledged by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL suit ofsuper6ne Cloth made order in the
"A substantial and fashionable style be procured for
$o. MOFFATTS Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establish-
I,ent, No "a Catharne New York Every article in the
line equally low Cali and soc. JOHN .MOFFATT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

LOST,
OHMoNRAY, Nov solh. limestone Esruet BRE asst
person hsdius the same will be literally BY leaving
~ At bU Broadway. Iwsrc
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Uecf. I,NV INV 40. 4I,lIt de- B76
The aggregate receipts of the same articles at tide
water from the Of navigation in ls45 and
1886 to and including the fourth week In November
have been a follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

MUSIC.
DALLS AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the
- Violu Harp and Piano Forte, any number Of Inru
men The selected from the Ope
ras. By
RAYLlFFE SAYLIFFE,
JAYLlFFE and q. AvLIFFE, Brothers, Professors
No. l27 Elm corner OF Howard d. 1msr
1 eoatnues giving srons daily the Piano Forte, and
easy method Of acquiring the aecompsnimens
Ladies pyeferrng IL be attended their OWE
residences. For terms, &C., apply l73 Mott
m
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warmed bear"
Now II the winter Of discomfort
Made glorious summer by the Fars Of Knox"
shakespeare improved.
MUFFs, SLEIGH ROBES BUFFALO OVERCOATs,&c
: LARGE AND CHEAP ALLOTMENT
For s,e by KNOX the Halter,
d9 lwissc l2s Fulton st. Sun building.
de Grace, Hartford Co.. Maryland Feb. 10, 1876
Tx Sc III w. FOWLE-Dear SRI understand the
1 lagency for the sale of Wistar Basam of Wild
Cherry has been transferred you have been the tgent
for seiliag IN this town for number Of during which
time have sold large quantity Many seriously
scx iohs vicn!y have used this medicine and been
ed with il when all other medicines failed Oae lady
ticular this sick fifteen entirely cured
with this article she think self
OF the best medicines the for the dseas
=. ior which it il viz: consumption a.h%s
sale for il. Yours &e. ID. w. WELLS.
Such the Of this val liable and
popular medicine constantly receiving similar letters
from different Of the country We publish this be-
the article has been thoroughly proved in Maryland
aud IL not found wanting
The aud original Wlstus Balsam Of Wild Cherry
il singned l. Butts the wrapper
Beware OF o0unterfes.
kFor sale by A. u D. SANDS Agents for New York City;
also druggists generally throughout the United sts aud
Canada do ltD&W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

WANTED.
WANTS sSstuaton as Farm Steward, Scotchman about
w 80 years of age who has thorough knowledge of agr
culture 10 all ITS branches and also rearing feeding and
nsgement of cattle and sheep Address Agrculturist
ONCE OF This paper, drop line 2sl Front street
DIS 81 cod issr
TJNO SINGLE GEN rLEMEN.-A small private family
i could comfortably accommodate single gentle
men with furnished unfunlshed se ping chambers with
breakfast and tea If desired Terms moderate Situation
trial and plca,ant the Of the cars App by
addressed to box 1887 Lower Post Office de- 3teod ssrc
FOR SALE
~ PUBLIC HOUSE Of the first class. with farn
E ture and fixtures perfect ORDER situated on tho
roughfare few feet from Broadway, doing an excel
lent business The proprietor designing engage other
busioess will dispose Of terms Address
"P oprietor, at this Office. Dc 3tsrc
HOrEL-FOK SALE
kEk TIE LEASE Furniture and Fixtures Of a first
E6 class Hotel in Broadway and doing very good
business, complete order and in fst rate stus
ton Any wishing engage the line cannot
fluid more favorable opportunity the advantages such
ment full and very successful operation and com
nds large share OF public encouragement being centrally
located.
Any person with from to $40 ooo may apply either
for ne whole or half interest the popeors
make Of them being Obliged retire
owing to Ill health For which will be favorable
sne further particulars apply post paid to boz 1880 Post
once Dc 81 s>r.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

BUWEkY CIRCUS.
Boxes Y EN-; Gh.ISrep hsf psjes PIT ia cents
JOHN GOsslN the fayorte Clown
First entail of Sgnor FELIX CARIO of bs in,
mitabe GREClAN STATUES. " "
Ne GQSsIN will appear in the PEASANTS FRoLIC
Mr. KEMP IL his highly succe ssful PANT OMIME
E9uation. 'S' VI
First appearance of Mr.. b W. CARROLL in his grea,
-Four Horse Act. " 10 ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

TO LET,
IA Unfumished-A priva family who have no o her
@ underenants os boarder, will let then first floor
& sttng OF and closet, with without par.
TIA! board location East Broadway street
Address Y, at this Office. d. 3teod-r
OVER SHOES
- LADIES and Gentlemen, at 967 Broadway. You
can find the pure sheet Iudia Rubber Over Shoes
rvn the largest III: smaes and cheap those
made out OF old rubber And Of Sole
Double and light French Boots also
ladies' misses and chens beots and shoes equally cheap
at 967 broadway corner VI franklin Dc imsrc
0oODYEARs OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY
- LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER
SHOES, manufactured of Goodyear's Celebrated
Pa.enr Metallic India Rubber perfectly flexible in the cold
eat weather. For sale bv the single pair, by
BROWER BROOKS,
Sole Agents for Goodyear's klanufactories
DE- 1msrc 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

CANCER-A CERTAIN CURE.
THIS dreadful disease has been repeatedly and complete
~ eradicaed from the human system by Drs. Coris and
Shepard 10 Murray stNY Eectuaiy cured-a life time
cure The disease vii never return in the patient treated
dreds OF other patients Col H. W. Jemagin Of Jemagn.
Ala Mrs Sarah Richardson, Lanear Georgia; Charles W.
Foarnoy. Taboton ao pr Terr Sparta All these were
and all have been completely cured within
the last five years by Drs. They have several
under In New York Ia
have they failed perfect Certificates from the
ties can be seen at Murray and they confidently!
ferred TO by DRS. SHEPARD CORLlS.
" Address No. 10 Murray st., New York.
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TO THE LADIES.

AIDES you will peep into :ss Broadway. well known
IL as the Premium Store will be asonshed to see the
bargains of Fancy Articles thaxre sold there They consist
Of splendid of fan dress Caps and Head.
Dresses style Of Chimmasetts Collars also
Mourning every descr pnn together
Of eninE Dresses for ladies' French Embroideres
Ribbons Flowers, Feathers Cloves, and
ces too numerous % mention Ladies wanting such articles
for the HOLIDAYS will do we'll cali 500 Broadway nearly
opposite Niblos where great variety Of French Goods
can be had at the Lowest market prices. ds 3wsrS
SCsIM4EUUR & DAVIDSON,
DRAPKRS AND TAILORS
No. l6 John street, New York;
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ACCORDION TAUGHT.
JACOBS Teacher OF the French Accordion, can take
LIZ few pupis for class, Application
made He has just issued new book, eomppnDg
selection popular airs, with valuable instructions for the
Instrument founded practice Of eight years. Apply
the orgns Accordion and Musical Instrument Depot where
terms will be made known. IS Chatham st.,
MI m ire ()upos,te Chsnber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-10

LESSONS IN SINGING, IN ENGLISH,
ITALIAN, FRENCH OR GERMAN.
MR. JULES HECHT, of Conservatoire de Musique
IVA Brussels begs leave inform his friends and the pub
lie In general. that he Is prepared give lessons
in either Of the above Languages at his residence s
schArenbers, H. G. Timm and q w. Bea have kindly
permitted his abilities and
teacher Please apply e. y. Hover 3ei Broadway and
Scharfenberr Lula 6i Broadway MS I'M m
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

The Subscribers being determined no,
to BE- Ouidone By their nsIghOoTs, rrlher in
price or Workmanship. have put down The
price OF Horse Shoelng from date, TO ONE,
DOLLAR, believing they can save them
selves by so doing.
SANTEE & sILYERTHON.
Julc |, ls45.
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MONTEREY

The recent capture Of Monterey in Mex
SEQ, by the American troops has naturally
ruough excited interest as 10 the exlon
character and popoleuon Of ma'c'ly, 1t u
the capital Of the State Of New Leon
which State extends over large part Of the
PLAIN of Monterey and the mountain tract
living between ii and the RIO del NOre
The city has population OF 10 600 is 'he
seat of Bishop and derives its importance
from The neighborhood Of the mines II Is
situated in large bahia or plain surround
ed by mountains, and lies in about 90 deg
north laWmde. The climates is described
to be most delightful, Fruit abounds all
the year round, and provisions of all kinds
are cheap and plentiful, Among the clu
zeus are great many old Spanards, who
are extremely rich
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

DR1wsIyEss, swimming of the Head, a
roaring noise in the ears, headache, papi-
talion of the hearN, Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills are a certain cure Tor the
above unpleasant complaints, because they
purge from the body those s'sgnan' and
corrupt humors which, when floating in the
general mass oil circulation, ale the cause
of determination or rush OF S'ood TO the
head giddlness, loss Of memory, dlmness
OF sight drowsiness, pain Of the head, and
many other symptoms Of loaded and col
rupt stale Of the blood.
WnghtS hdim Vegetable FWs are
also one OF The very best medicines in the
world for The cure Of indigestion, IL therefore
will no, only remove all The above unp'eas
AMI symptoms, and entirely prevent any
evil consequences resulting from rush OF
blood TO the head, but will most assuredy
restore tho body to state of sound health.
Beware Of ConnieJeits The pubic
are cautioned agains. lhe many spurious
medicines which, 10 order 10 deceive, are
called by names similar to Wrghrs lnd'an
Vegetable Pills.
The only original and genuine hdim
Vegetable Pills haze The signature q
Nm WrigM ,0rittcn Vith pen on The
top labe! Of Each Doc. To counterfeit
this is forgery and all others should be
shunned as POISON.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of
Urighf8 Indian TegsfajIe Pills, whole
sale and retail l69 Race Street, PhlIadel
phis; 2sS Greenwich Street, New York,
and 1913 Fremont Street, Boston.
Agent for BIoOmsburg, George Weave,
For other Agents see advertisements in a
mother column.
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eau lion.

THE public are hereby ca, toned not to pu
chase NOTE OF hand given by NE payable t,
Peter Miller, dateI November lth. 1916, tor tn,
sum Of one hundred dollars, payable five years at
ter date with interest after two years Having re
ceyel no Vane ior said note shall not pay it un
less compelled by law.
WILLIAM RAYER.
Orange. November 10, lsi6-3l
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can be p.ocured. The proprietor has directed
nearly his whole attention 10 the Nursery business
for the last tweny-fveo or thirty years and is now
prepared 10 offer 10 The fruit growers Of Columbia
and adjoining counties, Of the largest and best
assortment Of trees in the United States.
PaiuicId Nurseries are situated aholt eighteen
miles from Harrisburg, at which Dlace trees eau
at any time he put on hoard of boats AID
transported 10 any point on the canal desired
Allrjer5 will be carefully filled and the trees pack
ed in the best manner.
Catalogues can be furnished to those desiring
them, by addressing the proI rlcor through in,
Pos Office or from John r. Moycr, Boomsburg
Dr., w. w. Rightcr Berwick, or G. NJ Shoon
DanviIlc, who are authorised agents for the cstab
shment4-32y
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

The Neat Governor. General MakIe
declines being candidate for Governor oI
Pennsylvania. Hon. Andrew Stewart
Gen Irwin and lE. Cooper have been
named as Wing candidates for The off ce'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

AND
FANCY ar TTCLES,

among which may he found, veIves and sqtins OIL
all colors, feathers, flowers, ribbons, berage for
veiIs kid and cotton gloves, linen and cotoL hand.
kcrchiefs, polka and plain combs, shell and other
side combs, breast pins, shawl pins and all other
kinds Of pins, bead aud other needless gold and 81
yer pencils, silver and other thmbIe, steel heads
rings and losseIs, shaded and plain twist for purses
and bags, clasps ior bags, purses and bags read,
made. vevct neck ribbons Of different kinds, collar
ctrs, cap stuff, cdgng and bordering, head dresses
bracelets, hooks and eyes, thread tape, &c, IN fac
almost every thing usually to be found in a fame,
store, all ofwhichshe will dispose Of as low as the,
can be obtained elsewhere
AIso-FashiOnable BONNETS and CAPS
made and kept on hand for saIo
November
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NEW GOODS

which we're deposited at
l.. b RUPETI'S NEW STORE,
on Main-street. they are now selling at such a
rapid rate in consequence of their low prices
that fears are entertained that one half the people
will not get their winters supply out of this cheap
stock All those, then, who want good cheap good,
should call Immediately and supply themselves
with BroadcOhs, Satneits, Casslmeres, Over
coat cloth, Vestings or Of any description of cloth
for Mems wear--Prnts of any description and
price, Pamettoes, Cayhmeres, Mousdeaines Eng,
Iish and FIench MernOes, Apacca5 and satns-
Fokery, Cashmcres or Blanket ShawIs, Pocket
lketchiet3, Jackonet and Swiss Edgng md
Insertion Gloves; Stockings, in fact any thug else
that may be wanted, You cannot ask amiss,
GROCERTE S-H4RDW4RE IND
CROCHERY UARE.
And you may also have vonr pick ont of an extern
sive assortment of IN DEI RURBER SNOE S
aud HATS aud CAPS.
Call soon or you will will he to late to buy the
cheapest and best goods in town.
Nov %
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FP IN bile Sale.
To be sold Al Yonjuo BY The sub,ctibeI

TO be sold sl Yendue by the subscriber
on
Saturday the End lag Of January nsrt
IN the premises situate in Bloom township
Columbia County, about nne mile from the
lown OF Boomsburg on lhe great road lsad.
my from Bloomsbury to Orangevlle, and
immediately ~ he lronrrglon Of Columbia
County, certain lot Of ground contains
, acres strict measure, wherein is erected 4
lOg house and log stable we'll oG water al
he door and a variety Of fruit trees, Sale 10
commence at 10 o'clOck A. NJ, and terms
made known.
lDDINGS BARKLEY
Acting Executor olGeorge Linn dec.
Bloc n,burp, December, 1916.
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VNEQsGgbUP
Property.

The subscriber having been engaged neat
tNirN wears IN the Mercantile Business,
wishes /, retire and settle up his concerns,
and o,ve younger hands an operrunlIy OF
MAKING money, offers his PROPERTY
IN BLOOM TOWNSHIP, consisting OF
STORE, MILL, FARMS, FURNACE,
and other property this property is situated
on big FishingrGeek three miles from h'
canal and same distance from Bioomsburg
tho new Sea, Of Justice e. is good Iocoto'
ror.ny publc business Mrl has !our aNr'I
Stones. with the necessary Bolts and olhr'
matters. Furnace calculated 10 make 80
Tons Pig Iron per week-ls suited to use
onhqr Char Cosl or Stone Co,I-has beea
in successful operation for the past I~'
wears. Iron ore plenty in the ne'ghbor'
hood and wood IALds within lew miles 0I
the Furnace. II,
Or would sell one half the Interest in The
n,onerlv TO person competent and willing
:, take an active hand IN lhe managemeN'
Address to Lighisweei Post olhce Co'umoI
county Pa. ,ovrrr
December 3, 1916.
The Danviile Democrat. Miners Journa
pno,svins. Democtat and Argu', Easton ,an
Jefferson Democrat Reading, wlll give th
above fus Insertions and lor0s'd Their OIL
for payment to NJ Mcdowell, LgttSHee
OF TO this uthos.
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GGZLlAEJNAho

MARRlED.-On the ooh ull. by the
Rev. u m, J Ey Mt.JoNATnAN REEDER
Of fairfield township, LyconIng County,
TO Mrs. Joanna KRIEcKBAUM, oiCatawssa
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SLOAN s. THOMPSON

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
Cloths from 5Gi cents to SIS
Sauinetts from 375 to S75 cents
Cassimeres from 81 cents to S2,25
Cassmcrcs Salins 81 Silks
Velvet Ves;ngs from 75 cents to S.
Caskimcrcs delains & A ilagan satinsrrom 25 toes
splendid asortmentof prints from TO Is cents
Plids g. ynseys of several kinds
Bleachcd SunbIeached musIins from Ct TO | ! cts
Gentemans & ladies cravats gloves &c. &c
In short a full assortment ofdry goods
ALSO,
\ splendid assortment of Qucenswarc& Hardware
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems course hrogan shoes Slccnts
Mems calf shoes good Sl,25
Mems coarse boots 81 62l
Mems fine boots from 50 GO to S9,S71
Groceries ofthe best quality
Hoiasses from 3G to 60 cents per gallon
Sugar Coffee and 50 forth.
They respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie to an examination of the goods.
Espeytown. November %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

ThereTt PresidenL--The Cayugo Toe
sin has hoislej the name Of Slas Wrgh
At its heal IS o candidate for he Presden
in 1913.
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bClNlO "" f''N N'"NN' 49, -
good bargains, just caIl at lhe shop OF
BOON & BARTON
IN Main stree, nearly opposite G. kah'ers
office, where you can find them ready al
all lines to furnish Fancy an1 Windsor
chairs, seuces, Boston Rocking chairs, OF
my kind which NAV be called for, as 'hey
will ALWAYS have on hand q good assorl'
men, of all kinds which they will sell a.
the lowest price possible Tor cash or ex'
change for lumber or country produce
From their )onC experience in business anc
determination TO DO work which cannot
be surpassed IN lhe county, they ask Tor
share of public patronage. 1hey will also
XeCute
House. Sign, and ornamental PAINT
ing and House Paper'ng
IN tie nealesI and mos! approved style and
upon reasonable terms
BOON & BARTON.
BIoomsourg Oct, IA, lS46.-2Gy
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VICTORY! VICTORY!
HURAH HURHH! HURAH!

WWTHAT'a liot and rumpus' there has been
w since the arrival itbe celebrated Boat\Ier-
chant, bringing the largest and cheapest cargo his
season of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-21

We have been informed by Mrs. Rose, of a
curo performed OH her by DIR. JAYNE'S AL.
TERATIVE, which proves its superiority over
every other remedy of the kind. She has been
afflicted for the lnsl sixteen years with Necroscs
or White Seedlings, attended with ulcerations
and exio!iniion of various bnnes. during which
time many pieces have been discharged from
the frontal bone of the craninm, from both her
aims, wrists and hands, and from both les9,
and FROM the left femoral, bone and from the
right knee, besides painful ulcers. on other
parts fher person, which has bafiled the skill
oi number OF the most eminent physicians Of
our city-during most Of the time her sufferings
have been excruciating and deplorable. Abou
three months since she wns induced 10 try DR.
JAYNE'S ALTERATIYE, which has had an
astonishingly happy effect upon her, by iemov-
ing all pain and swelllngs. and causing the ul. :,
GERS to heal while at The same time her general
health has become completely restored, so That
she now weighs some s!5lbs. mole than she did
before she commenced the use of this truly val
liable reparaton-Nat;rc Eagle.
For further information, inquire of Mrs.
Rose, No. 1873 Filbert street.
R. s. ROBERTS, sole Agent, Edse6elu c.
H., sc.
october7 * 50