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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
~ s&x:ssssE 30 0rnfssvG6G .so MIsEi.,

-t3G via Phi scflpnis Baltimore and
ohio R.ilrosd Cunt ersnd Nd Western Travellers
0rsai United Sisie1 Mail md Passenger Route 10 puts
burgh. Wheeling CinciDns,i and NE South sad West
Passengers going directly through bJ no u. 3 Mail
Trsnl.
Lelgs HeV.Yor., FOO, Of Liberty o. ssoA. NJ. and ~
r. n. dsily.
Leave Phisieirhia (sunds' excepted from .he
Of Eleventh sad harketss at6i a. NJ. aud Wy at
NJ. by Railroad, and arrive In Baltimore al r. NJ and
10 Pm.
Leave Baltimore At "a A. M by the Baltimore and ohio
Rsilrcs5, and arrive al Cumberland st6 4. ~
Leave Cumberland si6 p. n.by
Twelve daily lines OF the National Roat snd Good In
tent Stage Lines. and arrive la Pntsbarg OF wheeling
evening.
Passengers for Pittsburgh Isks he splendid new snc
modernbuit steamboats, at Brownsville, and LoreOy have
only "A miles OF STAGING on ihe whole route.
regularly and gsrs for~sraed without delay 20
Cnonpsi snd all other ports ia tho sonth and West
For thrOughicEes Dy tnis rOsto Apply 10 Philadelphia
the Railroad Office, ~ Marker sad Eleventh ats al
g 500 TeifdsL bOari e.ea nbosi, DOck-s wharf
Fsfe through from Philadelphia 10 Pvstufgb, si1; Ia
Wheeling S3, With The privilege OF stopping a Baltimore
ard resrni'ns seall at pleasure.
fgr farther iDionnailon appy "
a. Adams Co.'S Express Oiice, 10 Walls at II A. ~
ar ~ Broadway, cor aofris-sL
skiTIN0Ks.
n 8. Yh- Nal Lines tom PHILADELPHIA 10 Baltimore
days excepted Atft A. and n. "a daily. ~ asrosd.
" PesgfLgers csuaon-1 agsinst purchasing uctrts
Ia Noe-Yors fur Baltimore P,ussargh Nfesi.nf pur
pDr M 81 go by he Hhoysneun0nef Lrex 10 OnS 10
suhOI ICED 10 sell tickets IN NewYork Tor tr-- lines
n;7u J. T.. sLEnnEa hyoni for ns iin'a
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FALL AND WINTER

THE CHEAPEST FASHIONABLE Casn la.9ills
L and Clothing Establishment IN the Cty o. Ns~-loTA
i,N n DEGROOT co 8 ~ F1iion-st-
- C,,.yS1e IN al tinds II the following prices:
r. 49, - ,.y,r. deseriptions fro-s..SG ~ 70 81 90
O@Ts ~ svsrvsvie and quality frorlsf o. 70 s8 o.
1svss IN FIocy totTs frou........e7 50 70 SIC o.
&c. IN 2rsfSrss Co,rs frorn...s1 50 20 go 90
PAvTs Of every description, fEgn....-.e< % % - -
yEsrs-An extensive variety OF every form 49,
and fabric. ~ 70 49,
Tn addition, would state that our stock - composed
Of about SEVEN THOUSAND garments ready made ana q
GREAT variety Of Cloths CasEmeTes and NestnEs, which
We are prepared 20 make 10 ia such styles
fee assured will meet with favor and suit eyea The most
difficult. ". H. DkObOpI ".
w. II. DEGROOT,
Jogs p BEirToS } ~ eodJal
Opposite Robertson's Phqnix Hat and Cap Store.
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CLOTHING

rJNHE CHEAPEST fashionable sentlernens and boys
wholesale and retail clothing establishment In New
York is J. NANDERBILT'S 80 Maiden-lane, where may
be found thousands u ready made garments equal
~ respect 10 the best custom work Also hundreds Of
pieces Of the fashionable goods which will be made
10 order in style that cannot be surpassed % 2meod
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate u The
CORPORATION NOTICES

CITY LOAsS.-rempots Loans in anticipation OF
in sums $3.50 aud upward, which bond, Of the city
viii be issued payable from three to months from date,
with interest at the rate OF o e; 1:vs Ps'
Controllers Office, New-Yors, Nov. 20, 1917. n22
ELEVATED RAILWAY, &c. IN BROADWAY.
been made to the Common Council to construct ee
waited railway, with pomedadss and cross-walss through
both those public places and through whitebast
del description and specifications Of the proposed rail-
way, &c may be seen at the Office Of the street Commits
sioner
All persons interested in the above proposition de-
sired to examine said model description and specihca
ons and II opposed to the 10 present their o6ec.
tons, writing, TO tho undersigned, his Office No.
Hall Of Records on before the 9Th day Of December next
Street Commissioners Office. Nov n, 1871.
MARTIN T. THOMPSON, Street Commissioned
The Street Commissioner has been furnished with
tickets Of admission 70 the working part Of the model
rlbuted az his discretion persons interested in tho
proposed improvement. n27I JOHN RANDEL, Jr
CORPORATION NOTICR-To Builders-sesled
NPDposals will be received at the Office Of the Alns
House Commissioner until o'clock P # Friday, De-
eember for two story brick dwelling 2s by s. feet TO
10 be seen at the Office u r. g. HATFIELD architect No ~
chambers.street By order Of Committee Charity ard
Aims. VI. @. LEONARD, Almshouse Commissioner
Ams-Houss COmmis. Othce, Nov q, 1917.
CORPORATION NOTICE-To Contractofs-sesl-
v cd Proposals will be sceised At the Once Of the Aims
House Commissioner until o'clock N. Of Friday De-
cember 5, for working road and gradint the grounds
abont the buildings Of the Nursery Establishment Ran
dAlls Island DfaWln@s 20 De seen aud FARMER nOfma
ton 70 be obtained At the Office Off o. Hatfield architect
No . Chamberssreet BY order OF the Committee on
Charity and Aims. NJ. O. LEONARD, Aims House Com.
Ams-House Commis. Ofhce, Nov q, l8i7.
DUBLIC NOTICE b. hereby sveu that petition
has been presented 10 the Boad Of Aldermen have
Fory-ninh s. between renh-avenue and Bloornn gdse
Road regulated and graded All persons interested the
above proposition having objections thereto requested
present them, Ia writing % the undersigned a. bis office
No Hal o. Records on or before The sth ~ Of Deee9
Der nsxL-street Commissioners Office, November n,
ls41. MARTIN Z. THOMPSON, Street Con missioner
M
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M FALL .FAsnIONs:-hATs HATs.-r
.uRs. MACFARnEN,s Plsaofa',

EzXrnRs. MACFARHEN'- Pisaofois
~ ~ l-~3Claises-Ierns, Ten Dollars per quartet
MI n n Mrs. JOHN MACFARRIs Professor Of
j j Jths Pianofofis and OF Italian snd KIs.
sh singing, Continues 10 give private lessons Ia all psrs
Of New York and Brooklyn At % dollars per quarter snt
forming select Ladies' Classes for study the
plan.
Mr, Asc'suen has the privilege of referring 70 Rev
DR.. Wanwnsht ana the eminent composer and risnist
Henri Herr. no ln-
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DFADY-NADE OyFRCOATs. q


COAL.
CS IN PEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Now
pC CV, landing. cargo Of hrst qsaity Peach Or
chad Red Ash Coal egg stove and nut sizes delivered 10
good order part Of the city, free Of cataee a. the
above price II applied for while dischNging 20 A ASH
FIELD 4l3 Grand-st corner Of Ridge, or 70 JNO. J.
CAN'T. 81 Attorney. n3O ST.
DEACH-ORCHARD COAIs-Now dischsrEing
from BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons Stone;
BARGE SWALLOW, IS tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON. il9 tons Egg:
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, N tons Not.
for sale low from vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DICKERsON, l07 Anthony-s.
OF n near Broadway.
GOAL YARD TO LET.-An old established stand,
situated in central part Of 'he city also good horse
aud for saie. line addnssed 10 " II And eit al
the Office Of this paper will meet with attention n30 lw
CBOICE FAMILY COtL.-Houseteepers who
Swish 10 procure for heir Winter supply. superior
quality Of Red. White Cray Ash Goa be furnished
with every variety Of size a. the lowest market prceI-
Apply al coal yard corner II Kgingion AMI Sudok
10 Ws-si u lsu.4 WaSstu NJ. sNOWDEN
COAL.-lOo ton, hrst quality Liverpool, saost and
~ for sale by JOSEPH McMURRAY,
NJ sornar NJ piH@ md South cts
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BOOK TRADE.
ANATOMY AND PHYSrOLoGy

IGOR DISTRICT Scholastic Fir.t Book on An
L stony and Physiology" by Calvin Gutter. ND, en-
bracesi description Of the Bones. Muscles Teeth
gesve Organs Lungs Heart Blgod-vesseis Brain Nerves
Eyes, Ears, &c illustrated BY eighfyour beautiful en-
Cravings 10 explains the Of the several parts
IL contains ample suggestions for the preservation OF
health II gives plain and ful directions for the
ment Of accidental injuries the recovery Of ap
psfently drowned the stopping bleeding vessels the
treatment Of burns wounds &c This makes % valuable
work fol families well as school,. II Is used in the State
Normal and Common Schools OF than hundred
towns in Massachusetts 10 Is recommended By the State
and County Superintendent OF schools Vermont. BY
the BOARD Of Education Maine and by the Supenten
dents of Schools In thirty Couutes Of NcwYork TO be
generally introduced into the district schools
sold BY CLARK 4 AUSTIN, 2n5 Broadway ~ Y.
L. HUNT SON. Phil sdelphiS
r. b. MUSSEl, Boston.
J. c DERBY Cincinnati
= HAMILTON Rochester
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HARDWARE, EDGE-TOOLs,

ru,s- HARDWARE, EDGE-TOOLs,
b E n 1c-CHARLE5 :. LITTLE, successor
81 b Osborn 4 Little, importer and general
y - dealer Ia English, German and Afner.
hardware cutlery, edgetoos, &c IS Futon-st oppo-
site the United States Hotel NewTork respectfully in
vtes the attention Of country merchants mechanics farm
ers and others 20 his very extensive assortment comprs
ing everything in The hardware line, AL OF which oi
Tered the lowest market prices for cash approved
credit:
Cut and wToaz ht nails snd spikes, taeks, bEads,
Butts. screws, LOCKS, lstches sleish-bels;
Knives and forks, rssoTs, pockeLkniyes scissors
Mill, pit and cIoss-egt saws; hoes, torksi
shoves spades sJthes and snatns, rines ana s'one'
Blsckled pots and said cruciblesi
Pumps for wells and cisterns lead pipes
Scotch Water Of Ayr, Missouri and Turkey Oh sone,
Coopers tools In great variety by Abertson, Oon1sr
Horton, Barton and others lwArsntedG coseh-"sAsH
teols;
"copper" iron rivets and truss hoops
House and hip-carPerters toosi
Blacksmiths toola snd gardea utensils
Batchsr,' tools: cabiretmskerS trimminssi
Hocse and shipbuil6ers' hardware
Iron bts.s copper and steel wire shsst bfass
Yishps t.skls. osagins Harlem OIL ss5 5av Sn
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- .1YTkXNUNN LINZ, uAILN. -

rests.rs-4Sew arss srs Y'ssk'l 'sSs'rg 81 yss
sAs>-~<-A@@-- Crfiianfs, lPscsskill West Point Col
r-rir7 arc Cornwall fhcsi.elref fHOHN Pow III.
cart Ssr Iahrs.u li elve tfe oierf0oi ~ WarrcasL
,r tra erog0 azcef crey errnoo7 fsulicvr eresr;ee
comm rug Anu' a. 81 O'Clock teiurnirg, ID .l1vs
Hcsn1i. every ifrIrir. re rcocs. ~ d ~ besffgs
and 're an % aYely flsfpluL 1ss tus ~ specie PAL
,n ho.fi of t!s hrsi mrsi DE rfk ~ ihl Icrr
--'ssr si.r.' ~ n,s 1f 90 is rs-e ni 10.
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a9zzS~PIA>O FDRTE- al very low prices
Hzz.<- q Xt-fersons shout pnrclaslns Pianos viii
ind II 10 tner .nyanfzse ~ call a. R.Osnn
j = Cos 3.nofse tory. 49, fvlDyu-st- t-esi
Of Broadway general zs-orimept Of hzhofsey acc
Rosewood Pianos constantly hsad ~heh viii he solo
o~ for cash approved paper. Dealers sey2lsd % No
sral terms lmy1l GLENN 1 co i4f F1itoos
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sPIrrING BLOOD.

Read the following and say tina; consumption IS ncurs-
Ne ~ con an NEw-YoRE, April =, iC-
DE TowNsESD. verify believe thst your saTs,paTilla
has been the means through Providence or savns my
hfe have lr several years had bad cough IL became
,orss and worse Az last raised large quantesoi blood
nd III ht reafs end greatly debitaed and reduced,
and dd not expect % live have only used your SNsa-
uara but short time and there has wonderful change
be.u wrought IN me an able 10 walk al over the
Nv / rsise no blood and my cough has len me. You
can well imagine that thankful tor these results
Yorr obedient servant. Wh RUSSELL, 90 Cathernest
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--PIANO FORTE MANUFACTO

-Ss.Esc~-PIANO FORTE MANUFACTO
xstEnC, ~ RY, 49, fuiton-st ssst side Broad way
II IAN entirely article warranted saps-
~ 9rgE Ia tone snc u Keep IN tune much loo.
than sny IN nzdr WITH peculiar hsr franz
Josatiug the objection ~ metallic petAes 4 ~ritfea
Flaranty ~ he given ~ilB each insirsnsut, and when
any doubt - - their quality expressed the paJnssf
rnsy be withheld until sgcn doubt are removed.
BENNETT ROGERS,
80 - - rct0D-fi side sro-1w.
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EwBANK's HYDRAULICS.
NEW MUSIC

FINHE sEtOND NIMBER o. this woIk 10 rub
90 be conp letod Ia Nos NJ.
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TURTLES BABY-JUn1PER.


1 ISL HAS PRODUCED q conviction OF tue merits Of
v this beautiful inyentlnno one but SPEAKS Of its
fitness the and Of infants For invalid
children 10 q daily commended by the most eminent ply
scians and medical works OF tie country. All hot stamp
ed Tuftes Patent not ouly Illegal bat worthless,
have the 70 Good ears valuable gum e
tic springs but the subscriber who i The sole purchaser
and o. this useful article For sale wholesale
retail general depot 81 Broadway H. a. Day, Is
Corand-st the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse 100 Broad
way, and w. A. Croker a CO. 81 Jobn-st. M In
CORNS. BUNfONS, NAILS, sc.
LNA1RACTED without cutting or the least pain, By
Il s SHlRIAhOFF.
From 81. PetersbUrE Russia
Ofkce 81 Charnhers-st orPnsife ihe Park ale iu'
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
f-s..- 80 NEW-N DIRK AND <n~
.::;ssssyi.s. ERIE RAILROAD .ssss sss.s -

D>A<---------N-On Wednesday, Dec
st and until farther notice the and boaison this Lac
will run daily. (eNcept sundays ss follows;
FoK PAssEScsRs-Leaye New.iork tioot Duane ~ a
A. NJ and r. NJ. Mlddet0wn p 4. ". and p r NJ
Leave Goshen at q \. VI and 50 P NJ Chester A
VI aud IS Z. NJ.
FoR FRlicnr-Leeys New-York foot Dusne..tl At
O'clock 4 NJ Leave Otlsvilis Al O'Clock 4 Ho~elfs
a. 81, Modlet'wn O. New Hampton y, Goshen q, and
Chester l0i A NJ
No ant boxes ortrpnks except personal hagsase, Will
be upon the Passenger line unless BY special agree
ment aud PAYNE made Ia advance, when the charges
Wi be double The ublshtd tfe1h. rttes
Applications ia NeNork must be made 10 The A. M A.
the Transportation Office foot ct Duanr 81 upon whose e
ceipt Articles will he taken board the boat and passed
sloas the Inc ln7 al IA G SEYMOUR. Superintendent
r. - HENRY Il CO.'S Daily Express.
e. 7. between NeN-Nork, Albany roy
Buffalo sni intermediate places, In
connection with Peck CO.. boston Worcester >pnn.'
held Northampton, Ptisfed, and wsy-stsiions 20 Al.
bauy HENRY co. by daily express, transmit iner
chandisc specie notes. &C &C aud will likewise attend
The collection OF dfslts, orders NOES OF accounts
Responsbis agents have been appointed a. etch place
and station the route and every sYerion viii be MADE
10 ave satisfaction.
n 4 Co forward packages ani goods by express from
Utica to Ogdeusbufgh. all he intermediate places and
likewise 10 dihrsnt points from railroad communication
New.Yorl-J Thompson Hslett. Broad. COZ Wall
Albany-P. Wendell GToot, Exchange,
Bufao-Ja- + Henry, Maa-.t
REFERENCES
James D. Wasson Albany. lHon W G Bouck. n York.
Gould, Banks Gould, {. w Lawrence
lame, Kidd n a. Morris
Grcgory n Co Townsend b rothensACo.
JOhu Reyes Page, " lsuydan, says Co.
Roswell steele, " Prosper VI. Netmors o.
Friend Humphrey Co" lNiiiam 4 haAett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

IT, ANOTICE.-Bour changed froa %
p ~ &c lock-rne Albany svsnng hne steam
rk=-<zH--~e rs ISAAC NEWTON and OREGON ~M
.ase for Albany clock Instead OF % heretofore
- .6.r Nartsv Nov y So ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

A Nd NEW PERfUMERY-Al the new ard popular
hMuse Of the day, as well az good assortment Of mis-
celaneoas and School Books Fancy Stationery and Fancy
Articles Also. tue assortment Of French snd English
Periemefy Toilet Soaps &C All Of which may be had
OF q. \. KINNEY. 7S7 Broad ~sy,
NJ I'm. opposite Aston place
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FoR THE FACE ANN SKI

NHVRCHS VEGETABLE LOTION. an elegant COS
" metic for removing pimpes boichss tetteT and
The Of tls Lotion for snort tine vii sstzh
lish clear sod brilliant compisxion- sod A. SO BoHsfy
corner u Spungst a. = eenis per bottle ~ need
OFFICE or THE DELAWARE 1 HUDSON ca
ONAL CO-NsW-losS. November -, Iss7-Nn.ice -
hereby given that the Bosd Of Mauasr have directed
insislment OF Thirty Dollars Share on the rev or
Scrip stock Of this COMPANY % Be pad the Treasurer
day Of December next
The pressnt Scrip Certificate must h Surrendered A.
the tine OF payment, when new ones vii b issued By
order o. Tic Board ISAAC y. SEYMOUR
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
CoRNs. BUNfONS. NAILS. sc.
SHIPS CAMBoUSEs.

A VERY sUPERIOR CAMBOUs, vel worthy the A.
Attention q ship owners, Be seen ~ calling ths
subscribers 10 alton whsre orders viii Be received
for al sres. Manufactured BY Messrs = J. G. TsS-T 4
Co New Bedlord. me 81 JAWS. BkEBE 4 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
SOAP STONE

THE SUBSCRIBERS, agents fox the Marylsnd Sos
Stone Co prepared 10 receive orders for n
quality, ground bottled and put up 10 gooc hATreia
ny 81 JAMES, BFkhE 4 co. ~ Fulton A.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

AZ the City Clothing Warehouse,
No. lot fULTOs-sf. OPPOSITE THg CHURCr.
Selling OF at cost M In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD ChEEki
raE oscar arHKDy Fos All ol'tA''' "
Axp naElaI
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IT, FITrsBJRcH fgys--.gt.s.;1s
,s.5s sSsaS Portable Seal Linr-s.s., -. u "

- 81 = 49,
ffelfhD sod passage %
sius5grs ter1sy v8lis, Cincinnati Nashville, Lcnsn
ST. Lo1is l1i en- other pieces on lc SItnwetic'u overs
A. ths .ovrsi lors.fio fate1. for lrf1rnaor SO UI
Isdlug s-plY 10 WA. r. TAPSlOff IS southss
Asert, N Ph't arh'a. Nessrs 3or1tgf tesf
a., = t.h.~ef rs-.ar, raEr 4 O'CNr.nr mr3l
u~s1 ~IN.rED SrtTE- NAIL LINZ
rAfiz--r-ltSDH NrN-ffANFN NJ Fare Si.rtes p'e1.
'-sta $500 10 steamer ONEIDA, Capt J. ~ Brent
nell wffaarr Coltirle Ms kel ftr. E1n River. e-tfJ
re.1ir tslrdsys excs rlol) a. 0,ocs, carrying hs
q f.tfI .lr.-s BE-.
500 f-e. 30 Or passage spply % bos-d, % "
aus d n 2 MCCULLOUGH. 80 FfoltsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

Proh.bIy there remedy that has been snc
cessfu desperate Of consumption a. this cieent-1
ard strengthens the system and appesfs 20 hea he ucs'
on The ungs and the patients gradually regain their usual
- ID al. Frar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01

ERESH ERUIT.-Bordesux Prunes IN splendid
u fancy boxes Malaga Grapes, in kegs perfect order
Malaga Raisns, assorted packages; Italian Ctron Zante
Carfans; and general assortment Of Nuts ard Frat.
their Tor family supply or BY the quantity deal
eTs 70 lowest market prices b.
al GASSNEk 4 YOUNG. lsx (hafham-sl
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CONVEYANCES

HOUR CHANUED 10 % LUfk.
IT, NhW-foHh, ALBANY aea 1RoY
z y - line for Albany and Troy cirsst-fs0n the
s,--rr~ Il Cortland o.
The low presslIe sfesm,osi EMPIRE Capt X NJ
y Taesaay THURSDAY sad Saufdsy eysauss A. Ocloet
re- Passengers taking this bo,f viii sffige TWIN
tine 10 take the earliest 3rnirg Trans West bsrso
Aad North 70 Saraf0xs Lese George snc Chsmplala
For PASSAGE height apply board, or a. the oss
on the wharf ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23
IT HAS PERFECTLY CURED ME:


To DR.. D. Jayne Dear Sir-The astonish.
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your val.
liable EXPECTORANTh had Oh my neighhor,
the Rev. MIR. Rushing, made SO favorable I'M
preston oumy mind, that after consulting with
several friends, and learning that you were
regular Practitioner of Medicine. called upon,
YOU, and purchased half dozen bottles, and
told you that ifI lived to take them, You should
have good report from me.
r am alive and well this day! Thanks to
merciful God, and your Expectoranti and now
come forward cheerfuly to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been constant
sufferer from the effects of hard, dry cough,
pain in the breast and difficulty of breathing |;
the last five of which, chills and fevers, every
wiring and fall, added to my misery. was
sporn away to mere skeletoni with the great.
est difficulty only could get up and down
stairs my appetite was gone, aud my strength
had so fur failed me, that my friends were per.
suaded could not survive many weeks, unless
obtained relief. Indeed, sir, my situation was
so perfectly miserable to myself, and so dis
tressius to my family, that felt willing 10 die
whenever II should please the Master 10 take
me home. But heard ofyour medicine, and
relief came. Yes! it proved the "Balm OF
Gilead" TO my poor afflicted body. Before l
had taken ONE BOTTLE, experienced mitI-
CATION of all my symptoms, and to my great
10y found in the continued use of it the hap
plest relief. In short sir, 1T HAS MADE A
PERFECT CURE OF ME-and can truly
say, have no desire TO be better.
r. 8. ROBERTS is Dr. D. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgefeld C.H. .,
June I6 st II
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may 26
IDa.. BTayaeagretb's PSEys! {!

NITIZENS OF THE u. STATES-Let
" it be remembered that BrandretFs Fege
table Uniucrsal Pills have now been before the
citizens Of the United States for nearly six
years, and used by hundreds OF thousands
They are so well known that it need scarcely
be mentioned that they are Il Puigative Me-
dicine," so "justly balanced" that the ''experi-
ence of 4 century" has proved that they may
be taken in ary dose, according to Natures re-
quiremcnts. .-and this rule refers to both sexes
and all ages. They have been used in every
variety Of arrangements of the human body,
and yet, when properly used, never failed to-
restore 10 health, except in those cases where
nature has exhausted before the pills were
commenced with.
Experience has taught that Brandreth's We
getable Universal Pills remove all corrupt hu-
mors from the body, 10 an easy, safe and efec-
tual manner; producing no effect but whit will
finally conduce to The perfect publication of the
Blood, and thereby cure the disease, (whatever
name it may be called, and give perfect health
to The whole system.
Remember, Drugs isis nre not permitted to
sell my Pills-if you purchase of them you will
obtain counterfeit. B. BRANDRETH. III. D.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office PAL Broad
way, N. Y; other Offices in New York.
EThe genuine only for sale in Edcefeld
District by R. s. ROBERTS, Edgefeld Court
House, KENR1cK g THAYER, Hamburg, and
SMYLET's Store, Meeting street.
Every Agent having the genuine has GER
tifcate ofAgency, signed by the Doctor him.
self.
may 26 I'm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23
New Trglsses for Ruptures
RIDDLES TRUSS AND ABDOMI.
MAI, SUPPORTER,

RIDDLES TRUSS AND ABDOMI.
NAL SUPPORTER.
YHYHE Subscriber having bought the Patent
Il Right Of Riddels Trusses and Abdomi-
nal Supporters, recommend them to the pub.
lie, as the most valuable, and perhaps only in
slrument of the kind that perform cure in
almost every case of Rupture. II is adapted
to the anatomical structure Of the Pelvis, and is
admirably calculated 10 relieve these severe ca.
ses of Proapsus Uteri, or falling of the womb,
which make the patient suffer so much, to the
universal destruction Of health. The Abdomi.
nal Supporter is eminently serviceable in
Piles, never failing to cure them by removing
the cause.
Persons having Negroes ruptured, may have
u cure guaranteed, and the terms not more than
one third of what the hand would be increased
in value. Where the cure cannot be effected,
from the destruction of the parts by time, the
Truss will enable the wearer TO encounter the
most severe work ofany kind. Planters would
do well TO attend TO this notice.
Price of Truss S. without guarantee, and
$50 or $l00, or as may be agreed on for cure.
R. s. ROBERTS,.
NAV 26 st Is