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M1EXv rIANo FORTE

nj EVV pJANO FORTE
1V WAREHOUSE, ISL PRATT ST,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot.
<,rE-7i52s.=.-w The undersigned, having obtained
sEHzS 49, the agency for the sale OF Bacon s. Ra
II . IVY ms celebrated French action PA
NOS, OF New York, now offers 10 the
public really superior instrument, which for beauty
and durahii lily of finish. brlliaOty and richness of
tone Canunt he surpassed. Professors and amateurs
VII" have tr"d laem, pronounce them the very best
instruments Of The day.
The manuf cWreiS being very extensively engaged
Up She Piano Forte business, enabled to sell them
mach 43w9r than the nsnal prices.
Persons dcsirnus of purchasing real good Piano,
and al ihe sane Tine pay very moderate price,
invited - can and examine those now on hand.
I. NEWTON KURTZ, Isl Prattst.,
SEQ Adjoining the Railroad Depot
AECURE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURES. In
I'VE Offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
Subscriber would inform the public that il is no auack
remedy TO eire all Diseases. nor is il recommended as
cure for consIinpion il is prepared from the re-
ceipt the late Dr. Moore. of PHILADELPHIA and is
certain FemGfy for Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections. II will also be (aund useful in the incl
peHt Stages CT Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene
1T from its use, but il is deemGd unnecessary as
trial OF il will be sufficient recommendation Oh its Va
lue as q remedy i'll the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
ni2-H No. l62 Baltimore street.
GXATFS. !uet received per ship Mariana
~ aud IDr sale 'Tw bv
FREDERICK FICKEY g. SONS,
oss 800 BaltGaore street.
Eg'NDNRs BOARDs-8, O0O lbs, Binders
he +o1lGf, -. rsCg 2ei ana for sale by
FUBNER NUDGE,
ols SsIu,h Charles street
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Do FNEDERICk'S
He PATENT CORPSE PREsERVER!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject for which it Is in
tended is to perfectly pre-
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
% shares Western Bank, IS
! " Bank Of Baltimore, e4i


Maryland 6's closed 20 day at 77i asked, 564 bid
baltimore GE. 1890, closed at 9et asked, $50 bid Bal
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SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER. !

SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER. This
y delightful and refreshing beverage can now be
furnished by the subscriber equal, if not superior to
any in the city, with great variety of Syrups, a
meng which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, Orgest,
&c. ne,
Also, fresh Pavilion and Congress Spring WATER.
For safe by CHARL ES h. BARRY,
apg2d No, lS2 Baltimore 81.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. WEST RIVER, WYE
LANDING, ST. MlCHAEL'S AND EASTON,
Wa MILES RIVER ERRRX -

VIA M LES RIVER FERRY,
- susa>zv The Steamer OSIRIS, Capt. ]. ID.
2xurxAAxe Turner, will leave Patterson stree,
xzsssztaHasA wharf, on MONDAY MORNING, the
2lst September, at O'Clock, for the above places
and return next day, leaving Miles River Ferry everv
Tuesday Morning, at O'Clock, ST. Michae's "A,
Wye 81, and West River III, for Annapolis and Bal
timore
For Centrev lille and Chestertown, every WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, at 9 O'Clock, and return next day,
leaving Chestertown every Thursday Morning, at 8
O'Clock, for Corsica and Baltimore.
At o'cock every SATURDAY. MOfHing, for Centre
vile and Chesterown, and return same day All
baggage at the risk of the owners. s9tf
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DOCTOR HIJET.

4 MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL FACU
IN of PARIS, Lcentiate OF the Medical FaJ
of NEW ORLEANS, Registered On the 95th Z
Also, Graduate OF The Medical Faculty of HI
land, since the Sd of April, 1859.
pROpRI NTER EE TILE
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Correspondence efths NJ b psltasa
VER6 CRtz, Dec 29 1915

Gen,lemen-What we haYeSantlcips
led has al last reached US, The HuhLncia
menlo of Gen. Parades againsf sihe. Su-
preme Government. There snogpeace
for the wicked We reeeivpdahis news
on Tuesday morning last, and before The
cilizeus had time 10 digest il, he g astle
and The squadron followed suit, kadlarn-.
ed their guns on the city: The troops
with tie exception Of l50sin lilelbarracks,
aIse pronounced in favor Of @Pafadesii so
stood short fight. audretired, lbslng one
captain end SO soldiers EiIcd SSF Eera
Cruz IS quiei. "ntii he ufaa! 3sssss tos
liase who "prrGcua.adt y % efsgo;ncc
back ngaiD,
apec.c4 irs l,,e @cf'iti X9ge G;cd
..pua ne GsIy, t,ul - s,t> 3 Fsaist.'
:c pronuuDEe. .. e' ieasi !c is-:.ss, is:ss, = :: /:
rar.!es is III lie gp,es u GllyS,%, w!'h .
OF 1850 troops, aud ,ad' -;iy,J ell rs
Puebla, has armed all lis clllzenf anu lor-
li6ed, SO that there must be Ihard fight
before Paradcs succeeds 10 oYerlurhing
the government. The contest stems aow
to he between the civilians aud tIhe troops,
and If the troops are mol PM doI u
Mexico-shc will know no peace uulll
then; in fact, NOT then, for the people are
no, fit 10 govern themselves. Qur minis
ter is moi YET received, aud ifPaFades sue
ceeds, will not be, for in his proclamation,
he makes the Texas question 'ne ol his
hobbies TO ride into power. for he SAYS as
s,on as he can gel ih" governmfnt formed
and regulated, he will lurn hisl attention
towards the reconquering of that province,
lie musl he now allhe gales Pf Mexico,
if so, we shall know by "Wednesday or
Saturday next-lhe result. we are all
excitement here.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
From the Charleston Courier.

The ship Liberty. Capt. Norton, arti.
we'd al N. York, brings Liverpool dates to
l3lh Dec. Inclusive. being one day later
Than the dales furnished Us yesterday by
the Tarolinla, al this port, full details OF
which news appeared iu our paper OF
yesterday.
The Tarolinta sailed from Liverpool on
the 18th ul,. and was off the port on Wed.
nesday last. She came up TO the city
yesterday afternoon.
The Foreign extracts in the New York
papers are similar to those published by
us Yesterday, giving US nothing additional
either politically or commercially, if we
except report of the marke, at Liver
puol on The I2h, which shows a slight
advance ou Cotton.
The Editors on this side of the water
are induIgug in reflections as 10 the prob.
able influence Of The change OF the reia-
lions of this country 10 Great Britain, and
these opinions are. like those of the Brit.
lsb press, quite varied in their character.
The Richmond Wing says:
THE news by The last arrival is of an
important, though by no means decisive
character. The mere change OF Ministry
does not by any means insure a repeal, OF
even modification. Of The Corn Laws
as The Parliament, as al present consIilu
tad, mus, be ayersc to such measure
but we are confirmed in our opiniun. has,
lily expressed few days since, tha, The
movements OH The subject will have the
effect of divertiug The attention of both
the people and government Of England
aud time will thus he afforded for the ad
justmeu, Of the Oregon dispute"
The New York Courier remarks:
"Upon the relations of Great Britain
acith this country the change of Miuisuy,
SO far as i, mas any effect, must be injurI.
ous. The Peel Miuislry, was MOI only
pacific, but eminently prudent aud dis
Greet. Ii has always been lanned by it,
oppoueuts with limidity and disregard
Of the national honor, for having checked
the headlong career OF lis predecessors, and
especially for having given more modera-
tiop 10 its reckless system Of interference
iu the affairs Of other nations. The IN
Z, coming Cabinet, we appreAend, will al all
events, not he more discreet and pacific
than that whihh has just gone out Of pow
e.."
TIC Tribune says:
..The change Of Ministry will work no
change in the British policy respecting
Oregon; Lord John being as thoroughly
committed as his predecessor 10 The main
,ennnce of The British prelensIons in that
auartrr. All We hope from il is clear
and obvious reason for renewing Inc ne;
ao,ia,iops, so far as any iu'erruPlion: has 8
tSTeallyyiakep place. Il the4.Mo Cab,nels
wsill,not. daub over the differences me
sunleIapefed mortar IariaT bargain, ts e q
weliope .hesWilh bs oeeesslal y 20 a ssa'tllng g
.ha HI sp,issss l2 ,lSss ~ -.
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dollar ayear Tie typographical execution
ofthese publications is very neat. Many arti;
cles ofa,useill sand iins.ruc,ive character will
heioupd int ntheirspsg J. ....s-55: &c
'lnthe Young Peoples Magazine" there4is
fine engraving Of a child and a.pet iawn,
andaso abeauliful painting Of a wild rose
The Literary Emporium coniains'a good plate
of Noah's Ark, and of varions animals entering
into it. 1t like"i ise contains an :unconlnonly
beautiful picture Of The "GemninmI Nacua
tum, or Spotted Geranium." We. .kase looked
at these flowers with great delighi,.and. .feelus-
sured that flour fair readers; who haven fine
perception of the beautiful, could also see
them, they would be as.wefl pleased as our.
selves. 81
The Magazines before US. are well worth
the subscription money, and We hope ,to:see
them extensively circulated. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Distauce 10 Oregon.-The actual disance
to be sailed from New York 10 the mouth
ofihe Columbia River. by the way tl
Cape Horn. Is estimated at $4,000 miles.
A ship canal 10 Panama to be cut thro'
the ls,hmus of Darien, which is only
81 miles, would save eight thousand miles
or more ,hanone- -haflhe distance, reducing
the voyage ont and back To less than The
time now required to make the passage
OUT. The distance from New York TO the
mouth Of the Columbia river by land, is
about 1900 miles.
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SOUTH CARoLlNA8CoLLEGE

SOUTH CAROLiNAfCOLLEGE. /
The Board of Trustees; as now cone
stiruted consists Of bis ExcelIency, Will
liam Aiken. as er etic,o President; John
F.Ervnl, Eieul Go9elner: Aghus PAT
lerso1, President Of The Senate WIN. F.
Colcoek, Speaker Of the House of Repre-
senlalives; ChaLcellois Benz i ,Dunkin.
David Johnson; William Harper job
Johnston Judges A. P. :. .Butler, Josiah J.
Evans, E. Frost, Joha Bellon O,Neall,-Jjs
S. Richardson, D. L. WardIaw, xlInd
Messrs. James Gregg. VIM. F.. DeSaus
sure, r. w. Barnwell, Thomas Smith,
James Gillespie. Edward BelIhesF w J.
B. Seabrook, James HI Adams, B.
Perry, VIM. F. Davie, Wade HanTpfop
G. q. Memminger, r. J. Wilhers, JIM,
Wilmer. TN. Dawkins. J. L.. Manning
R. f. w. Aston, John Bucnanan.i H. c..
Young. and I. D.tWiiherspoon y. d.
Blanding is Secretary of lhs Board of
Trustees. - =
The Faculty consists Of William C..
Preston. President, and Professor Of Bellies
Leltres and Elocution; Thomas S. zTaiss
Professor Of Mathematics, Mechanical
Philosophy and Kslroaotfy William Fl.
EIlel, NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry,
Miueralogy, and Geology FraIeisgEic.
Der. Professor OF History, Political Econ
omy, aud Political. Philosophy Rev.
William Hopper, Professor OF Roman
Literature; Rev, James II. Thornnell
Professor Of Moral. Philosophy, Sacred
Literature. and Evidences of Christianity;;!
Macmillan Laborde. Nj, ID. Professor OF
ply; Rev: E5bsfi heafy. fe
lessor Of Greek Liteta,Hrs. ,fhnimas. s..
Twiss Is Seereltry to The Faculty. The
oIher officers are; Henry G. Davis A. B.
Librarian; !; George w. I.andrum. A. B..
Treasurer William Baskin, Burser /; e..
Lootais, MARSHALL. The resident Gradu.
aes are 10: The Senior Glass CONSISTS
of 81; the Junior of AZ; the Sopllnit.iore
of 4U, aud the Freshman of g members
-lotal l37 Students, tkus fnfifcarfis hat
the Institution is already III; highly pros,
porous condition. Temp: Adrocate.
or the young men from Edse6eId Dis
,rict. now in The College, there rs one
resident Graduate, one member Of the
Senior Class aud two OF the Juriot,'
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Correspondence Of the Chas. Courier
\IAsurNG TON, 3an, IL,

w houlNu i't'5 - is
We learn that much persona and bitter
feeling has arisen between the two sec.
,ious of the democratic party. |hlch have
taken Opposite sides on The OIgon ques-
tion-tiat is. between the 491s and the
54's-be,ween the friends OF eofnpromIse,
on one side, and the "wholf or none
men," on the other" a pape1 It is said,
is 10 he wholly devoied TO The PAS under
The nalronage of Senator Allejn. There
is story. 100, that Mr.. Alet aud Mi.
Calhoun have had personal and severe
recon,re of words in ExecuilVe3 session.
all of which may or may nof be So
There are many Of 'he o4'sfw ffo5now ne
leve lha, their opponents, nder hr.s
Calhoun's lead, will beat lhemf All the
indications have been that w$y oil late.
aGd i, is believed that the Texaf Senator'S
when they come, will be ont Mr.. Cal;
boun's side Of the question. fhey;wlll
moi be here on the 10Th FebruaFyt hut the
subject will then be again post $oned.
The great, and. indeed, lheg only hone
of pacific adjustment Of he Oregon
question. now rests upon the 9tieci OF an
offer 10 reduce our Tariff essentially in her
favor. have no douhtihat 'soame one oner oi
this kind will be, if il has not bfsen, made,
on The part of the United Stat&s.
II is not new idea. II originated wIlh
Mr.. Webster and Lord AshburHon. There
was an understanding beIweenH these gen.
tlemen thar such all arrangenAen' should
be made, and Great Britain W }hs perfectly
ready to confirm misunderstanding. The
project failed because The CoHnnIIliee OF
Foreign Affairs of the House refused TO
report Bill providing for 'he special
mission to England TO carry ou 1T this mea-
sure.
The Senate vas non ia sessi ION today.
In the House, MIR. M'ConneAl III made an
Intellectual attempt 10 introducHe resolu
ZION inslruc,ing the Cnmmtlte& on Ways
and meansto inquire into The SexpedIency
Of reporting Bill repeating he duty on
salt and iron.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

We have received one number Of "IReH.
mans Monthly Literary Messenger, devoted 10
Religion, Literature Science. Fine Arts and
General intelligence" This paper is pub.
lished monthly, in the city of New York, at
s5 cents per annum. 1t isr lily got up, and
the number before rs, cont....s quite variety
ofn,eres,ng matter. We can only give the fol-
lowing notice by the publisher.
I'VE particularly request editors Of news
papers, to send their exchange papers for the
Literary Emporium, ,"'Young Peoples Mag.
azne,r and all other works published by j..
X. Wellman, to direct their exchanges TO
"Wellmans Messenger" This arrangement
will save us expense Of postage. Editors who
sirean liave all of the works published by
J.K. Wellman, by exchange, prov iding they
give Magazines notice on their monthly ar.
rival. ''s.s:s n,
We have ulsoreceved from The, same office,
the first.number oflhe Young Peoples Mag
Eaz.ine, edited by seba smith,. Terms 81 pei
fyy,ear Thefrst number ofthe third volume
Of the Literary Companion a compendium
Sof religious, literary and philosophical knowl
This ,iournaIia alsopnblishcd 1t one
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Foreign InteHigencc-By recent adticcs
from England, we learn, that in all probabil-
i,y, the Corn laws which have been so oppres
sive for considerable length of time, will be
repealed or modified, and that the ports OF
Great Britain will be thrown open to the i'm.
:porta,ion Of grain from other countries. The
London Times automatically announced The
fact but it was denied. There has been mucl,
sp ecu ation from the press on this subject.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Randolph's Slaces.-We learn from
the Colonization Journal, tha, Judge
Leigh, the executor Of John Rondolph' has
purchased large ,rac, of land in Mercer
County. Ohio. on which to locate the slaves
some 300. manumited by that remarkable
man. A large quantity of land in Mercer
County. comprising three or four townships
is now ow ned nearly altogether by colored
persons.
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GLE NG}H guLL IjE. AND OUR SUB
pf3ERS.

SiHiBERS.
Tbe nesenE n2nbe' OF. the Advertiser, con,.
mere new lG.une We embrace the op-
"1t.a,'y ui r1H.Fning our heartfelt thanks 10
-. 1iorGS nd pa!,or who have so literally.
mrror:sd rs, dgrag the past years. We
hopr. .la, t sha.i continue 10 deserve and 10
receive their patronage. We respectfully and
earnestly desire our present friends. 10 make
some efforts 10 enlarge our subscription list
Many Of you have influence, and we wonld
be much gratified, if you would use it in orr
behalf We will eudeavor 10 repay you, by
furnishing you with a journal repleIe with
carefully selected matter, and original ar cles,
the coinage of our own brain, and Of our
cont ributnis.
TO our delinquent subscribers, we will say
a word. We think il becomes you 10 ray
up at once! We have waited on many of you
with all the patience Of Job, aud some ol you
have treated us about as well as his comforers
did him you have lailed at our affection.
We will indulge you until the second week
in March, after which period if we are com.
PEELED To send out Il CoLlcst0r, we shall luake
oul accounts for subscription, strictly in accor.
dance with the terms O. our paper Those
who owe us for Advertising al Job work will
save cost, by paying up before the 3rd Monday
in NJ arch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Mrs Sullivan, wife of C. P. SulIivan.
Esq, Of the village Of Laurrns, commit:
ted suicide recently, while aborins under
partial insanity. arising from religious
melancholy. She made her escape from
the house through a window, during; The
night, and was found some few hours:acss
ter, in the river about half a mile distant.
dead She was only &c years Of age
Pendlcion Messenger, 18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

The New Orleans Picoyune of Sunday
last states thai Gov. Butler. commissioner
to treat with the wild Indians. left For
Gibson some DAYS previous for the prairies.
He has quite party, consisting OF delegates
from the different tribes, guards, &c. Mr.
Washhourne one OF the editors Of the
Arkansas Inteiligcncer, accompanies him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Father Matheg.--Fa,her Mathew, the great
Apostle of Temperance in Ireland, has admir-
istered the pledge to FIVE millions, FIVE hun:
dred thousand people. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Weare indebted to our immediate Repre-
sentative, the Hon. A: Burt for various i'm
portantrubIic documents, for which lie viii
accept our thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Upwards of,wo thousand inhabiIantsof
Spartanburg District. S. C;'have fed from
The deslitu,ion which awaited them IN
consequence ofthe drought. 10 seek in the
West some meansof support.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Cambridge Agricultural SOcicty.-We have
received communication. continuing AN ac-
count of the Stan ding Committees" Of this
Society. We are compelled to postpone the
publication Of this communication until our
next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
MILLENE.RE,,5'Y,l't.. NJ 4, ] q. q.

AE7D AgAsayUAasAsGIs3Ras
FNHE Subscribers respectfully informther5
ID old friends and customers, and the pub. ]
liz generally that they have associated them
selves together Tor the purpose oftransactingtIle5
Millinery Il MantuamakfngB BH-
SinesS. in all its various branches, and have
taken the Store next door 10 Il. C.. Fowke,
[Late Bland s; Buffers. where they will keep
on hand genera! assortment Of GooDs .sa,ted
to their trade and make alI articles in their lines
of business in accordance wi,h7theS latest and
most approved Fashions. Thankful for tie
liberal patronage which has heretofore beena
extended 10 them, they bope TO merit its con-e
tinuance! s.:.st ..sz>i{ -
c. INWARD, 81:
II. .E. BROWN. a
N B.-LEGHoRN. and STRAW ROM.
NETS put in, fashionable shape. md cleaned
by an entirely Nc,r Process, superior toany they
have heretofore used {. sSs.s
porders from the country will meetWisll
prompt attention: 4. ss:s sss;ss
January % q s,ssss n l;5 ;;1As
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Pay Up! Pay Up!!. Z 4!

A LII those indcb,ed,o me individually, and \
"A 10 The firm of MeIss G. Colgan; are no. no.
titled iha, fthe saneis not settled, or tile nc:s,
cessary arrangements made by the 10Th Of !,
February next. that they viii be banded oiitsO.
for collection wi'bou, iesrrve E;i s57 .;sss
JOHN COLGAN.s
January 29 z'ss2t ss:slls9l ~; Y:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Why are we reminded, in examining
many Of our subscriber. of the departure
of The lsraeliles from Esynty Because
there is an X owed us,-( (Exodus.) 53
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

+. E.'.a-sf! 10 Qc&ia.==e,eeil ges!r ;gaun&n.
;beioa.ids Or. I. Brrneti was toa,:tist@a,i.
.neas ,.e Village, % yesienlay '',srtiaist !
lwhsfa ahe had yaudere.' 70 infiaig..s5a
2niebt ua 81 ofinsauilgsasd 5Tes ;Ns sasls
-db5eyils BQ1fsf. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
Jayne's ..:...x,p.el,cltl,o.ranf.,.. q. Z.
January %

'htIiE virtues oflhisE efficacions and cheap;
u Medicine, for the cure Of ConaiImp
and other diseases. cani,oEbe tooswell known Il;
Very lnanlysliyes have beasi saved by .s
Y. Morning Aias Z; s 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

AT sour latest dates, Cotton was selling in
Hamburg al iiSTtin' t, cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

World's Temperance Con Eenlion;-:AlA.
Resolution having been add pled S6yl a
late meeting of The Minister'S ane Lay
men Of Liverpool, tohave a enerall lsc =. ou,
ference of the various dcnomfS S,alions OF
the Christian Church in LondSn In June t,n . Z
nexi, tbai.lime has s6eei, selected @ hold
also a Werld's EN- perance Co5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Since the slect and rain which fell on the
Goth inst. we have had number of cold and
frosty mornings:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

Jaynes Ezpectorant., nr Cough coldsssSSc. a
Somany people are afflicted with these CONS
mon every day disorders, that We deem Il otirs
duty TO point our readers to n simple refnedys
which we have tried aud found efficaci@Gus. @ & 4
Jayne,s Expectorant is a very valuable phial:of
syrup which We lave lately used with GOOD
effect 10 stopping eo1sl. and iO6sefing and
breaking lIr eoh Hrs avery aSgreeables
medicine: This Recommendation IS not;aS
bought puff, but entirpiy solsnlary. And we;
,ieel thai we can hardly do "a greater favor to-
ous;feaders IN these days Of fcieatine ,haI; 3o'
Ieconiiasld them as well tried efficient RENE
Edy, those we have used ourselves
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