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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

1--WE undersigned hg leave to return his grateful acnow.
Judgements 10 his friends and the public generally ion
I"r very liberal patronage, heretofore extended the late
hrl oil Games NttHer, and hres continuance the
zane, he carving the Hat AID Cap business the
same stand in all its various branches and Ill continue To
keep on hand fine
BEAVER, NUTRA, RUSSIA. BRUSH AND
SILK HITS.
OF all STYLES qualities and prices, his own manufacture
warranted for durability, colour and beauty Just open
ing his tall supply OF 'cntlemens, ioutl' and Boys, fine
Beaver, NutrI Seal Otter Plush SILK and Cloth Cans al
all styles, qualities and prices.
Oct. 2l-ts WN SrIrZER
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over Coats

over Coats.
4 LARGE assortment OF sack and Pcltoa OVER COATS
~ from $40 to S25, at
Oct. ITS WAlERIlOuSE 8 W HTlrENIoRE'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25
NEW CONCERN.

McCoRkI.E 4 SIMPSON.
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Esrtss 0mH Sr0n sO,,,,fi,.u.

till.DHkESa:!
T,lHO RLNG! THLORLNGt
HNllE undersigned having had long experience in the
i practice If measuring cutting and making up work.
and feeling entire confidence of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with call most respectfully
offers his 10 the citizens of lynchbnrg and
vicinity, hoping. by strict attention TO business,
a share OF patronage.
The FRLNCH, EEGLIsH and AMERICAN FASHIONS
will according arrangement he received every month";
and, whilst adherng strictly 10 the fashions regard viii
be had to smooth fitting easy and comfortable
ing garments.
JAMES B. EDWARDS,
A few doors above Meem & CIV atkins,
and opposite Sam 3. Thurman.
ALSO, agent for Cosby 5 Compound Biiters.
Ii DIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

II Il Il c II q r l. 4 " y
belonging to tbs estate OF VIM Cook decd, l,inp ad
joining the town OF Liberty, in Bedord county contain
luu abput
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DlrninosrWc. an1n Ao,cn Easi

IN me 't"te ~ .UH'H', JWy ", l-9'.
Ma GNLrs Il SrAroS My Dear Old
Friends My letter to you on board the
s,rriDboat ou Long Island Sound was cut of
short by The bells ringing for rs to get ready
- y, ashore, that didn ret half through tel.
Ing you the talk had with tlr President that
day; and we've had 50 iuucn talk since aud
s"rn much on the journey, that shan't be
a5lr ,n tell You one half nor quarter on in
letter IL would take "A whole book 10 rive
You good notion &c the whole story. Bat the
President will bc back 10 Wa shjnrton before
you crn ret thiI letter, for he started to go
back last Saturday 80 you can ret the whole
account of the Journey from hun He'll be-
delighted to set down and tell YOU all about il ::
for he's been amazingly pleased with the whole
Journey, from top to bottom He's been on
his high.heelc boots all the way Instead of
GROWN more stoopin by bowling So much, 1t
seems as # he stood straightcr than ever. lie
told the Governor, IN his speech at Augusta,
slt srid ON happens that the course ofany man s
life Is marked by go distinguished n rcce ption
~ has been accorded 90 me to-day Well so
it has bc,l all the way along; hurrahlng, and
cnmpnrntinr, and firing, and speeches, a1d
dinners, and suppcrs, and linking hands, On
board ihe steamboat from Portland to Augusta
We got little breathing time and had good
long talk
Says the President 10 me now Major says
he, | want you tn be- candid. No one Is true
friend 10 one IN n u gh station unless he will
be- candid and speak the truth. AM now,
Major, don't wont you 20 flattcr me ; want
YOU to be- candid, and tell me Jest what you
think. You went along with Presid' Jack.
son when he made his tour down East, and
had chance to scc the whole operation; aud
now / want Won ~ tell me cnndidly, II YOU
think the people was any more fond of hln'
than they are of me.
Wcll. now Colonel, says ], not wishing 10
hurt your f-clns al al, but sccin you We asked
my CANDID opinion, | won't deny but what the
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-29

On the Ih Of august, IN The gear is43, a siagn-
lar scene occurred ia The ROydt Scientific Im-
stitmion Of France. The aged, nhite headed
President, his head hare, has arms outstreteh-
ed, his face radiam euh smiles, Ctor sciences
,odS hiumphant,) and his roice nHh gratuia-
tory tone, deiirered the ytotioaoing report
"Ne are aSloundel at this singular prepara-
ton. Where indeed will science stop Here
we have a preparation made in the form Of a
beautiful piece OF soap, which we know by ac-
tual practice, to cure every cutaneouS eruption,
every Disagreement OF, and even dscolored
skin! Where will It's magic and singular pow
er cease 2 The Negro, the Creole, the Yellow
Race of the East, and the Red Man of the
Far West. are alike under the influence of lis
extraordinary powers of cleaning yellow or
discolored skin, and making ii white and beau
,iful, and of changing The color of dark, or
black, or brown skin" [tlere several persons
were brought forward by the President, who
had used it, in proof Of his assertion
There are probably few persons of nielli-
gence, who after reading the above, will doubt
a.. Ia.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-29

'Oh teach me fDrgctfulncss--teach me 10 cast
From tho depths of my bosom all thoughts o
the past [.ime'ia.
Oh teach me not this | would never forget
The scenes Of the past-thcy are dear to me
yet
Deprive me Of riches for vain are the charms
Derived from caresScs in luxury's arms
Deprive me of honors, for what is the worth
Ofsycophants smiles or noblitys birth;
Pryations like these | can eaiily brook.
But tear not "A leaf from remembrance book
What though through the vista we sometimes
behold
a spot that was shaded, brow that was cold I
W. ask not n picture where scenes are all
Some shades there must be to embelish the
light
The stir-sp lnglcd vaul., with its ether of blue,
Is sometimes defaccd with the clouds sable
hue;
Yet rhdl we ex'ngrish hpsc beauties for ave,
Because the dark storm.king has swept o'er
the way
The great source of light on its disc has its
splt-;
Bu, shill we choose darkness becauss of these
bluis'
Wli1t though in the ocean Of MON ~ there rise
\ T'ucriilc, shootlng IT'S flames 10 The skies
An lslaad Of sorrow, cnshrouGod in gloom,
Where some cherished idol perchancc found a
tomb
Some spot on which memory weeping doth
hang,
Embtterd with deepest remorse's keen pang.
Let the eye roam abroad DER the boundlcss
cNpuns',
sI,. -, 4. =. al.
dance
E'ys.rn spots where the joys tha, once fred
FAR youth ardcnt bosom, in dreams have re.
tired
G. wander aglin thr' o those evergreen bowers,
Where innocent childhood first gathered its
howcrs--
@, drink At those i.cthcan founts, and forget
The oRs turbid stream that awakens regret!
Whli though faithful memory unfold to the
view
One instance whore friendship has proven un.
trnr--
One foi5ie, one frailtv, one weakness of man,
whose nature ~ h1mGR, whose life is a span f,
What though the whole scene but wreck did
OF hopes that once flourishcd, now withered
anl SPENT
Stll /, the dear ruin f1ndly would turn,
If 'twcre TO embalm with tear-drop its urn
Then teach me no lesson that makes me less
wise,
Mr. on my past, follcs to close my own eyes F;
l. 4 all The mcandering scenes of the past
o. the mind have their impress ndelibly cast
AHd there lct them stand as the landmarks to
guide
NJ course as | sail DER the futures rough
tide
WI1'cvcr the ills, then, Of life | must brook,
Unsoed be the leaves of remembrance $ book.
llorKINsvrLLE, Ky, May lSI7.
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DIR. UPHAM'S
Vegetable Internal Remedy
FOR The PILES!
ssyA Cure for Life Secured. -
DIR. UPHAMS Internal Remedy

For me Cure of Piles, Inflammation ef me
Lirer ard Spieea; hdammation, Soreness
and Ucerdtion Of he SiOmnch, B0'oes, ht"-
neys, and Biadder; hRammatory aHd .Ner-
cnyi1i Rheumatism Impmity cf Hood ;
Wenkness and M,Rommaiioa Of me Spine ;
and for me rejief Of .uarriod LadioS.
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The Vegetable Pile Elcciuary,

/ Invented by DR.. A. Uphim, u distinguished
physician of New YORK city IL the only reaily
successful remedy Tor that dangerous ANA di''
trcssin, complaint the Piles, ever offered to the
\ American public -
| Mark this: II - an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application, aud VIII cure any
rasp of Piles either bleeding Or Bind, Internal
or External; and probably the only ihtg that
| viii. There is no mistake about II. II is pos
hive curo--SYeedy and permanent IL Is also "A
convenient medicine 10 take, and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner
Each Box contains twelve doses, al ) l.3 cis-
per dose. II IS very mild 10 its operation. and
NAV be taken in eases of the most acute inilain.
nation without danger. All external appllca
lions are N the highest degree dsagrecabe, in
convenient and onensive aud from the very
nature Of the disease, temporary in their effects.
This Medicine attacks the disease at It's source,
aud reuOriag he cause, renders tho cure GER
TAIN and PERMANENT,
LvFL.l.MMgTORY DISEASES.
Although the ELECTUARY was originally
prepared for the cure of PlLEs, yet il has proved
itself to be a medicine far superior to all others,
in all diseases of an lnllamnatOry character, with
a determination of blood to any particular part
or organ In Inflammation and Congestion ,of
the Liver and Spiern Inflammation, Soreness
news aud Bladder; in lnil,mmatory and Aler-
curial Rheumatism. IL is the BEST Medicine ever
discovered.
IMPURITIES or TIE BLOOD.
For all impurities OF The Blood. arising from
the mprudent Use of Mercury, or other causes
for all Diseases Of the Skin and Scrolnons AZ
lec,Ions IN all cases where the blood IL power
luly determined to the Head, producing dlzzi-
IN. N 4 n 4 -
.TUARY is enlnely unrivalled
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and injurious disease, the PILES,
with consequent Inflammation Of the stomach
Bowels and Spine. weakness of the Back. How
of Blood to The Head. &c. The Electuary is
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies', and the most
useful Cathartic that can possibly be used, as II
will not only remove the Piles and all inllamma-
tory diseases, w,thom pain or irritation, bat VIII
ensure an easy time, safe delivery, and a sound
constitut on IN the offspring.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
The Electuary contains no mineral medicine
no Hoes, Coiocyaih Gamboge, or other powerful
aud irritating Purgltve. No fear oitakng cold
while under its influence, no change IN diet ne
tcssary. Iftaken according to the directions 4
Care for Life is Guarantied.
Pamphlets. giving valuable information re.
speclin9 this Medicine. may be obtained Of
Agents gratis.
ID. BRADLEY. $50 Washington street, Bos
ton, General Agent for the New England States.
AGENrs in Newport, r. J. Taylor Bristol,
s. w. Briggs, -Sransey, John A. Wood -
Providence. Chase s; Dodge,-FaH Riccr, f.. s.
Chase, Ne,o Bcdford. T.. Thornton, a. Son, and
by the dealers in medicine generally.
ap l5.-ly.
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
"6sonomussMes so~dA W2@MA.'.

+ AIDES - You who are about to condemn
IL those soiled and faded dresses, that bonnet,
and shawl, as being unfit for further use, Just
put them in as small compass aS you can, mark
on each article your name, with directions
whether TO color or cleanse, send them to the
subscribers store, (li3, ThameS.srcel) and in
about two weeks you will have them returned
TO you nearly as good as new the following Is
a list of prices Of articles which may be colored
or Cleansed.
silk Merino, Grape, Alpaca, aud Alpine, 100
All new pecesoNiru H. cts each.
shawIs.
Merino and silk large sizes, from 5sto is.
common do. '--- 3sY l,6,
" small do. 2s6 3.s.
Grape, SILK, ami WOoen h'dk'is l2sc 37i.
SIX bOnnetS, 2JU3ii
straw bonnes, dyed and pressed, -.-- g.
IcghOrn hats, " " 81 a 30.
SIN hose, IL "a 20.
Wor,ed, wooden and cotton, l2!.
Ribbon. per yard, - --- 2to So.
p,ra,olS, 2s3 to 2s6.
Sdnshades, %.
silk iringrs aud worsred do 5 TO &c per yd.
SILK. cotton, aud WOODEN Gloves zoe
Carpets cl"ancdsent for n returned, to l2c pr yd
Merlno Shawlr do IN elegant st,lc ~ Ia 7s6 each.
do dyed light colors, ,wiihou, niuring the borders.
Wor.icl aud wo"len yarns, dyed all fast aud high
cnlorS-superior any that ns YET have been done tn
amy establishment in Boston or vicinity by having madi
great imp ovcments IN the aud ART OF dye
ing II can he done at much lower prices than it has
usually been done for.
To the gentlemen would say, your dress and frock-
coats, coiored and finished from 6s to 7s6
over coats do do $50 to -.
Pants do do IS Ia ;i,9.
Goats and pants cleansed in superb style-iook as
well as
No additional charge made for transportation. For
further Information, enquire of
JOHN u. JoUvEr. Agent,
for JOHN WHIrrIMORE, Boston.
Newport. March 3si, 1916.
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RUBBERS,

JUST received aud for sale CHEAP, first
% rate assortment Ladies and Cbildren's Rub.
bets, ~ SEABURy'S,
No. ll0, ThameS-st., corner Church-st.
January -, l6l1
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Remedy for Deafness.
Fc5 2jh, l5I7.

GUERLhIN'S Eau LuStralc-Marfow Pom
VI made, Iubins Fancy Soaps, Fine Extracts
&c, with every article for the TOILET, for
sale cheap, at
BIZ. TISDALE's
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-29

HOCT. PRATT'S GUM ELASTIC
~ BREAST PUMP, a very ingenious
and simple apparatus, which combines all the
advantages Of tho most expensive metallic
pumps and can be used by the patient person
hardly pcrceptiblc.
Dr.. Pra,t's patent Nursing Bottle, very
simple in i,s construction, perfectly Highland
ready for use n, any moment. 1t s recon-
mended by physicians as the best inslJumen,
eve, invented, for sale by
Mar. ;. X. j. TIYLOR.
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DEAFNESS CURED !

This ISvALU,BLE REMEDY. isl compound OF four di
erent Oils. one OF which the ACTIVE AND PRINCIPAL
NGREDIENT, Is obtained by disillnton from the bark
Ifa certain species of Walnut, hitherto unknown for
Us remark able virtues in diseases Of the Ear.
RoME, ", Y, Jan. II, 1876.
The OIL isselling much better than we expected, and
gives satisfaction 50 far a. we have learnt. person
was IN the store to-day To whom we had sold bottle
who said IL had entirely restored the hearing ear
and that he abc to hear the tick OF watch by the
other, both OF which before had been entirely deaf for
several years, Signodl
BiSSEIL ~ LEONARD, Druggists.
For sale in Newport only by Il. J. Taylor, Druggis
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TOMATO AND WILD CHERRY
PHYSICAL BITTERS,
aT so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
NARSApARILI.A, TOMATO, and WILD
y CHERRY BITrERS, have now become
standard Medicine, universally approved by
Physicians as Il safe, speedy and ehcclual rem
edy for ScrotuiOns, MercUriat, and CntaneouS Dis
eases; Jaundcc, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bill
iouS disorders, Liver Complaint, CoStveuess
Weak and Sore Stomach, Ulcers and running
Sores, Swelling Of the Limbs, Pain in the
Bones, Tumors in the Throat, Rheumatic AT
iecllonS Salt Rheum, ErysipelaS bad llumors
Erupiions on the face and body, Canccrous
sores, Kings Evil, Chronic Calarrh, Languor,
Debility, Headache. Dizziness, SallOw Com
plexion, and all those disorders which arise
from the Abuse Of Mercury, or from an M
PURE TAINT in the Blood, no matter how
acquired
The Extract here presented is prepared after
directions given by the celebrated DR.. Warren
whose name 1t bears and will be found superior
to any preparation of the kind now in use. II
is highly -cntlrcy vegetable
aud every finely Favored 10 the taste. The
change which 1t produces in the condition and
tendency of the system is SPEEDY aud permanent
As a SPRING MEDICINE for Purifying the
Blood, Strengthening the Stomach and Body
and checking all Consupptive habits, the Sar.
Soparitia, Tomato, and piM Cherry Bhtcrs are
entirely unrivalled.
Prepared by DR.. ID. +. Bradlee, $50 Wash
ingon- street, Boston.
Price, ONLY 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by J. :. IIOUGtlTON, at the MAGA-
SIN DE SANrE, (Magazine Of Healthy 40
Washington-street, Boston--General Agent for
New England. Also, as above all the Popular
Medicines in general use, pure and genuine. al
the lowest possible priceS-Medicol Books
lPerlumery, Cosmetics, and Fancy Goods,
wholesale and retail.
AGENTS.
Ne,eport-R. J. TAYLOR.
Bristoi-S. w. BRIGGS.
ProridCnce CHASE ~ DODGE,
S,oansey-JO1N II. WOOD.
Fail Rirtr-E. =. CHASE.
Nep Bedford--E. THORNTON e. SON.
And by the dealers in Medicine generally.
apI5
NACCARoNI g vERMACELLl for
wi sale by WIN. NEWTON,
July H.. 80 ThsmeS.St.
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JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

IN CURING
Pimpes, BiotcheS, SdH Rheum, Scurry. Fry
sipleias, Sore Heads, OId Sores, Beard and
Borber'S Hch, Ch0Pped and TeHdcr
Flesh, FreekieS, Tan, Sanbarn,ad
chdnging ddrk Sunburn or
YciiOv Skin to a pure
cie0n ohHe, as
smooth and
snfi
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5elcftco ])oetrn.
From he Louisville Journal
ny GEORGE c. BRoSAuGm.

Lines suggested By ANELIA's Teach Ne For
getfuineS."
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MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Chemical Olive Soap.

4 VERY superior article Just received and
fAlor sale by WlLilAM NEWTON,
May "a. lJO, Thames-stTeet.
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Linen Cambria Ildk&.

4 VERY large assortment of Linen Cambria
u and French Lawn lIdklS-some at very
low prices, just opened and for sale by
iune 10 WM. e.. COTZENS S co.
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LN't,.LNT"S,


and in fact every kind OF eruption and dlstgure-
ment. Read these certificates
From the New OIlcans Sentinel, Oct, 1871.
One of our subscribers, Mr.. II. Leonard. iu
forms us that he has been cured of old, scay
Salt Rheum, of eighteen years slandingon his
beard, fingers, and hands, by cake Of an arli-
Gle much advertised lalely-we speak OF Jones
Italian Chemical Soap, IIe also informs us
that he has tried its effects on his female slave
Rose much marked with sun spots, and he
found in two weeks her skin much clearer and
whiler.
James Ethan, painter, in Jersey City, was
cured of carbuncleS and pnpleS, which he was
afflicted with for many years, by part Of cake
of Jones Italian Chemical Soap.
Persons in purchasing this must always ask
for JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP;
and perhaps, as many who have been cheated
with counterleils, will be too much discouraged
to try the genuine, we say to such, my this once
you will not regret it But always see that
the name of Il. JONES is on the wrapper.
Sold in New York al 50 Chatham street.
Sign OF the America IIg'n.
Also in Newport, by K TAYLOR.
PRICE 80 CENTS \ CA.lE.
2tr Full directions for use accompa, zach
cake of Jones Soap
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piKrp'- cocoa, Cocoa Paste and Bro
ID ma, for safe by WIN. NEWTON.
july d. 100 Ihame'-st.
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IACCARoNI & vERMACELLy for
wi sale by WIN. NEW ToN,
iuly H. $50 ThameS.St.
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PURIF THE B GOD.
M OFF A T's
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS

Vt6EIABLE { LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BlTTERS
The high aud envied celebrity which these pre- eminent
aiedeine' have acquired for their ivarabe efficacy IN all
the deases which they profess to cure, has rendered the
usual practice Of pulling not only unnecessary but nnwor
thy Of them. They known BY their fruit, their good
works testify for them aud they thrive not BY the faith ol
the eredulous.
arOJ ~ MI - - sS HE-
WAsTHMA, ACUTE and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
AFFEC7IONS Qr The BLIDDER aud KIDNEYS
BILIOUS FEVLRS * LIVER COMPLAlNTS.-
In thu south aud where these disease, prevail they will
bo found invaluable Planters farmers, and Others, who once
BILIOUS CHOLIC and SERIOUS Loosenss, BiLES.
COSTIVENEsS. COLDS a. COUGHS, CHOLIC,
CONSUMPTION. Used with great success in this Disease
CORRUPT HUMORs, DROPSIES,
DYSPEPSIA. No person with this distressing dis
ense should delay using these medicines Immediately
ERUPTIoNS 9 Me Skin, ERYsIPELAs, FLATU
LENCY
county these medicines will DO found safe, speedy and
certain remedy Other medicines leave the system subject To
Of the dease-a by these medicines is permaneEt
TRY THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
FOULNESS O COMPLExION.
q EN- u II Al d q q l. ITY,
GOUT. GIDDINESS GRAVEL, HEADACHES, feuert
Kind, INWARD FEVER, IAFLAMhATORY RHEUMA
TISM. IMPURE BLOOD JAUNDICE' LOSS Ape
TIE.
LEPROSY LOOSENESS,
M IL IL & q NIA Al ID 3 + a s T. s.
Never fails eradicate entirely all the effects Of Mercury inf
ney sne than the powerful preparation Of snrsaala.
NIGHT SWEATS, NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS of all kinds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS,
PALPITATION Of the HEART PAINTERS CHOLT0,
PI L Il q The original propIetm Of these medicines
cured Of Piles Of years standing by the Of these Le
Medicines alone.
PAINS the head side back limbs joints and organs
IL II E u M A II n NJ. These afflicted with this
terrible disease will be sure Of relief by the Life Medicines
..f SAs In 4
sALTRHEUM, SIyELLINGs,
sCRoFuLA, on KINGS EVIL, in ito
worst forms, ULCERS Of erery descrtption
w q II M 4, of all kinds, are eneciunly expelled by
,h.se Me,cnps Parenta lo
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EXPLANATORY DISEASES.
IMPURITIES or TIE BLOOD.

For all Impurities OF the Blood, arising from
the mprndent Use OF Mercury, or other causes !;
for all Diseases OF the Skin and Scrolnlons ~
lectlons; IN all cases where the blood is power
fully determined to the Head, producing dizz-
ness and distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELEC-
TUARY is eniiely unrivalled.
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'Oh teach me forgctfnlness-teach me 10 cast
From tho depths of my bosom all thoughts of
the past. [.imeiia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-25
OBITUARY.

Departed this life OH "Wednesday the 18Th
day OF August, 1877 Mrs. SARAH CooBuRN,
wife OF MIR. Malachi Cosburn,in the 9th year
Of Iei age. The deceased had been worthy
member oEths Baptist Church about years
Shennanirestrd great resignation and strong
faith, for she spoke Of her approaching dissolu'
tion with much conposure and hope, she was
willing 10 depart and be with Christ, rs vile
and mother, endearing, tender and atfectionate.
She left behind her three promising children,
to mourn with her bereayed husband, aged
father, brothers and sisters, their. great loss,
bnt when they remcmIer the conf ience she
expressed, in the love And merits other Saviour,
they must be consolad. lin the assurance that
their ossis but her gsip ,ss..s,.s.. b.