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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

The SUGAR CRoP.-A New Orleans
letter in the N. Y. Commercial Advert.
ser says: ! think we shall receive full
100000 hogheads of sugar against 120,-
900 last year. The new sugar received
thus faris as good in quality as we receiv-
ed last year two months later, and pri-
ces range from 81 10 81 cts, and will go
lower. Molasses will be equally abun-
dant and cheap. Prices now rule at 90
AL cts, but expect to see it down to
lac. in bbls, and 10 to lc, on plantation
before the season is over
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

~ The Alexander Gazette we'll says
the whole blame of the disruption be-
tweenLieut. Col. Fremont and Gen ,Kear-
ney, or between the latter and Com
Stockton, of right belongs to this careless
and needless administration, in not sha-
ping its orders and instructions to suit the
contingency which it ought TO have fore
seen would happen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

diatelybe laid before you, showing our
revenues to be in a highly prosperous
condition. shall content myself with
the following brief statement of the re-
ceipts and disbursements ofthe fiscal year
ending on the 10th day of November
1917
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

WW We rejoice; says the Louisville
Courier, 40, that Mr.. Clay has taken the
ground he has on the subject of slavery.
We feel satisfied that Kentucky will nev.
er willingly consent to be an armed pro-
pagandist of slavery, and that this por-
tion OF Mr.. Clay's resolutions will meet
the hearty good will ofevery right-feeling
Kentuckian.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

70 It's with no ordinary qualification,
says the National Wing, that we are enu-
bled to announce the pleasing intelligence
that HENRY CLAY purposes to visit Wash
ington this winter, and that he will proba-
bly, arrive about the 23d of this mouth.
No mans presence will be greeted
with greater delight than Mr.. Clay's by
his hosts of devoted friends. They long
once more for the opportunity of doing
homage tohis powerful intellect, and far
seeing craftsmanship.
He comes in the highest of all charac.
ters,-that of the private citizen-and he
will receive at the hands of the people
such a welcome as will make his heart
warm forjoy on revisiting the scenes o
his former triumphs.
We hail the advent of the venerable
statesmen, and hope that The city will a;
once take measures to make him hel
guest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10
Gbe Ganfaster Gu3rttr.
LANCASTER, OHIO.
riday Morning, December 10, Is44
COnrrcSS.

This body met on Monday last Mr.
Winthrop, of Boston. was elected Speak
er. The nomination was rendered to
Mr.. Vinton; but he declined accepting
it. Before the election of Clerk, the
house adjourned. The vote for Speaker
was divided beteen Messrs. Winthrop,
Boyd and McClelland-the former re-
ceiving one majority.
The chances are in favor of Campbell
of Tennessee, for Clcrk-of N. Ser,
geant, (Oliver OldschooD for Sergeant
at-Arms-Horne. of New Jersey, fol
Door-keeper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

~ The New York papers announce
the death, in that city, on the lst inst, of
Geo. H. CoLToN, Esq, the editor and
proprietor of the American Review.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

~ We send the Presidents Message
to our subscribers in an crtra-that is
what we have received of it. BY some
mistake among those, in charge of the
Telegraph, it was not all received at
Columbus. There are about three col
umns yet to come. which we will pub
Ish next week. However, all the i'm
portant parts of the message are in cur
extra.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10
Common schools.

In another column will be found call
for meeting ofthe citizens of the Town,
on Saturday evening, to take into consd-
Grafton the present condition of our Com.
mon Schools. That this matter demands
attention we have long been of the opin-
ion, and now that the subject is to be in
yestigated and discussed we earnestly
hope that the movement will not cease
until some remedy for the existing evils
shall be founed. That there are evils, of
great and serious magnitude, every one
who knows anything about the operation
Of the System, is ready to admit. If any
one doubts their existence, let him go
and examine for himself.
Go look at the beggarly, dilapidated
buildings-at the small, badly ventilated,
uncomfortable rooms-at the misera-
BILE seats, many of them without backs
and so high from the floor that the little
sufferers cannot reach it with their feet
at the large number Of scholars of both
sexes-all ages and grades of intellec,
and improvement, crowded so close to-
gether that it is as if they were fast ir
the slocks-go, consider the number Of
scholars lin most cases from fifty to a hun
dredD who are expected to be taught
each day by one Teacher-at the few mo
ments of time lie can give to each--go
we say to our citizens go, see and con
slider for yourselves, and then come W
to the work like men and Patriots, reso
lutely determined that these things shal
no longer be.
For the honor Of the Town, for The
welfare of the rising generation and fo
the good of all, we trust this matter will
receive the attention its great Importance
demands.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10
RECEIPTS.

General revenue received
from taxes levied ON the
grand list, aud incilen-
tai items during the iis-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cal year ,5a8 AZ
Tolls & dividends received
upon canals, iurnpikes
aud public works OF the
State. e.....-...... se16ll s5
Tax upon Banks, lnsu-
rance and Bridge Com
Pianies. s............ 4l,74s 50
Surplus Revenue, princi-
pal repaid by the coun-
ties. ....... lOl,835 4s
Interest npon Surplus Rev.
enpe paid by the coun-
ties to Common School
Fund d......-.. aG,s7O Os
Receipts for canal lands
sold and other Items. 53,94a 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

Amount Of payments for the ordi-
nary annual expenditures of
State. ............ 1,0O4.oj5 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

Paid upon appropriations
for support OF State Gov
crllnent and State Insli-
tutions, during the year
1917. s2lO,95O 40
Paid Tor support Of COM
mon schools. .. 2O1,3l9 81
Interest upon State Debt,
Foreign and Domestic,
including exchange and
expenses paid ..... l,T5,lH 81
Repairs and contingent ex-
Penscs upon the Public
Works. ks...... 3l7 $50 l3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-31
State Of South Carolina.
-EDEEFIELD DISTRICT.
Columbus Blair, Appt.

Columbus Blair, Appt. Summons
lsas e,. :ns: SO s. III y.
Sarah Blair, g. others, d'fts. Partition.
BY an Order from John Hill Esqr.
Ordinary of Edgeield Dis'ricl, ! will pro
ceed to sell at Edgefeld Cour House. on
the frs, Monday in April next, tract oI
land belohging TO The estate of James NJ.
Blair; decd, Situate in The District afoTe-
said. on Stevens creek, waters Of the Sa-
vannah river, containing four hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF
James Tompkins, Drury Morgan. Abram
Kilcteass; and others, 10 be sold on Gre
dit until iiie frst of January oexl, 1S49,
the purchaser will Se required to give
bond and two approved surelies, and a
mortgage 0fihe premises TO the Ordinary
to secure the purchase money.
Costs 10 be paid in cash.
.ls II. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
March 13 4t g
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DR. BraMdreth's PSlEs!

TNHE application of the principle of Pur.
CATION being allowed to be one Of the
greatest utility in the cure and prevention Of
diseases. it is Of the greatest consequence to
ascertain what medicine is capable of produ.
cling the desired effect, In the easiest, and at
the same time in the most effectual manner.
BRAHDRErH's VEGETvBLE UNIVERSAL PiLrs
remove all noxious acchmnlfions. and purify
and invisorate the blood, and their good effects
are not counterbaIanced by any Inconvenience.
being composed entirely Of vegetables they do
not expose those who use them to danger; and
their effects are as certain as they are salutarY;
they are daily and safely administered 10 in.
fancy, youth, manhood and old age, and to
women in the most critical and delicate cir.
culnstances. They do not disturb or shock the
animal functions, but restore their ordinary and
re established health.
DR.. Brandrcths Principal Office 241 Broad
way, N. Y, other Offices in New York.
GThe genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District by r. 8. ROBERTS, Edgefeld Court
House, KEsRIcK THAYER, Hamburg, and
SmYLEY's Store, Meeting street.
Every Agent having the genuine has Ger.
tiicate ofAgencY signed by the Doctor him
self. ss1 ..
March 24 I'm " 9
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d THE FAMOUS JACK 4
"a ON 1) Err DONKt

EMTlLL stanlthe ensuing Spring Season,a
Wv. the following times und places, to'wit
at Daniel Qnaltebnm's in Lexington district
on the first afdrecond days in March ! ext; a
John Lees, in Lexington District, on the fourth
and fifth OF Har:h next, ut James Watsbn's
in Edgefelel District, on the seventh and eighth
Of March next, and then will be at the said
stands on every ninth day until the tenth Of
June hereafter : and will be let 10 Mares al
the moderate price of S4 for single visit, Sc
for the season, and So 10 insure a Mare to be
in foul. s 1851
No accountability for accidents or escapes,
but every care will be taken to avoid such.
Any person putting Mareby.insurance and
changing the right ofthe Mare before it is as.
cettaincd whether she is in foaI or NOT, will be
held responsible for the insurance OF the Mare.
Ped1gret--0ssjERDoNK was bred by Mr..
Dearing, OF Charleston, on his plantation in
North Alabama. was sired by an imported Nal.
tees Jack, aud out Of an imported Italian
Jinnry. Both the sire and dam was imported
by Mr.. DearinE. FisGpsG q gss'' ~ 1'sa :
ONDERDONKis six years old this Spring,
Inur feet six inchas high. lengthy and, heavily
built with es fine bone and muscle as any
Jack in Tie Stale, and Is like his namesaksi
very sure fotIl, gctler. ~. =. g...s- 5a
Februaly3s - ss-41si 5m a.
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March 24,
1T HAS PERFECTLY Y CURED ME.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1851.
To Dr.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-The astonish.
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your val
liable EXPECTORANT had on my neiglhor,
the Rev. Mr.. Rushing, made go favorable i'm
preston on my 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. t..a. Z. - ~ q /
~ am alive and well this, day. Thanks to a
mefciful God, and your Expecturant; and now
1 come forward cleehully to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long Years had I been a.constant
suffererfrom The effects of a hard, dry cough,
pain in the breast, aud difficulty of breathing;
the last five of which, chills and leyers, every
wiring and fall, added TO my misery. Iiwas
-spora away To- a amere skeleton ! win hThegreaf.
estdificulty only could iIsget up and down
stnirs ;mytappeti,e was gone, and my strength
had SO far failed Inc, That my friends were per.
suaded could not survive many weeks, unless:
oblained relief. Indeed, sir, my situation was
SO perfectly miserable TO myself, and. SO dis;
rressing to my family that l. felt willing TO die,;
wheneverit should please the Master TO take
me l,olne Bnt heard ofyour medicine, and
relief came. Yes! il proved the balm of
GiIead" to my poor afflicted body. Before
had taken osE BOTTLE, experienced miti;
gation ofall my symptoms, and to my great
Joy found in the continued use of i the hap
plest relief In short sir. TT HAS MADE A
PERFECT CURE OF ME-lndI can truly
say, have no desire to be better. ...-ri,
With everlasting gratitude, l am, dear sir,
your obliged friend. MARY GILL, !,
Corner of Rose Street and Germantown
Road, Philadelphia.
R s ROBERTS is DR.. D. Jayne's only
Agent at EJgefeld Courthouse. ~.
Marc "a St 9
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STATE OF SOUTH C CAROLINA.
~ EDGEETELD DISTRICT. -
~ IN EQUITY. sf,tss I = b.

George Parrots. -, =. j. ! Bill for ForeclD.
-5 TS. .,,.-s,,s sure OF NJ ort.
james E: Walker, s., others, gage &c: .
E Tnppearing tony satisfaction, that James
n E. Walker, Joseph J. Walker. Alexander
F. Walker, John Ms Waiket, Moses Walker.
James c. Walker. Santiei p. McNniry and
Elizabeth c. his isrfe, tSarah Ann Walker and
Mary D, Walker, defendants n,the case, are
without the linlits ofths Statei Ordered. that
the defendants above named, do appear in this
honorable Court, and plead, answer or detnur
to the said Bill, within three months from the
publication Of this order. Grille said bill will be
taken pro cunfGsso against them; a. rs, n
8. g. TOMKINS, C. E.E. D.
COMMISSIONERS Office, March S, ls47. u &:
march 10 3m
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Sher5f's Sale.

BY Virtue Of s6ndry writs of Fieri Fa-
''cias, to directed, will proceed to sell al
Edgeield Court House. on the first Mon
day and tuesday in April next, the fol-
lowing property 10 wit:
A tract Of land whereon the defendant
lives. containing one thousand acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of John Marsh
John Wise, and others, levied on as the
property of Elizabeth Carter ads James
@. Cobb. - = -
A tract of land containing six hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of John
Wise, James Powell, and Others. levied
on as the property Of John Marsh ads
Matt Ardis, and others, severally.
"A house and lot in the town of Ham,
burg, known in The plan Of said town as
lot number one hundred and thirty three
u334 fronting fifty feet on Ceotre street,
and running back Que hundred and hity
feet, levied ON as the property Of William
Herbert, ads. William Woodberry q Co.,
and others, severally.
a tract of land whereon the defendant
lives, containing one hundred and twenty
five acres, more or less. adjoining lands ol
William Padget, Jeremiah Morgan, and
others, levied on asl he property of Isaac
Herring ads David Richardson, and 9th,
ers- severally. s
"A house and lot in The town of Ham.
| burg known in the plan Of said Town as lol
number one hundred and fifteen tll5,
| fronting fifty feet on Centre street, and
| running back one hundred aud fifty feet
also, one other house and iol IN the towl
! Of Hamburg, known in the plan Of sale
lown as 1ol number one hundred and thirty
(l3O) fronting Fifty feet on Centre street
and running back one hundred. and hliy
/ feet each, levied on as the property OF J
J. Bryan ads John Bauskeil.s
Terms Of sale cash. si2,, - ~. -
| ,etl., II. BOULWARE, S: b. D..
March 13 4t g
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SOUTH CAROLINA:
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
james E. Goodwin,

q Us. foreclosure.
Mary F. Goodwyn.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
In that by virtue Of an order Of the
Court Of Equity, shall sell at Edgefeld
Court House, on the FIRST Monday in April
next, the following land. viz: one tract or
parcel Of land situate in The District and
State aforesaid, on West Creek, waters Of
Saiuda river, containing four hundred and
fifty acres, more or less, bounded by lands
nurlhwardly and soulhwardly belonging to
John Bates, west by Nathan Norris, and
east by John Bates land. Said land will
be sold for one-fourth cash, the balance on
credit ill the 6rst of January next.
Purchasers to give bond aud good security.
Titles to be signed, but not delivered till
tn, purchase money be paid.
S. S. TOMKINS, c. E. E. D.
Comml's. Office, March5, l847.
march 10 s- ar77 4t z
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Brought. To. tl,e .JaiI

-AF this District, "a negro fellow who
~ calls himself LEWIS, between IS
and Is years Of age, Eve feet FIVE inches
high, copper colored complexion, has a
scar over rhe right eye, and Two or three
small scars on his forehead, directly over
his nose. Said regro saysshe ran away
about two weeks ago, and that he belongs
to Mr.. franklin Graves, speculator from
North Carolina, Cassviile County; and
that he ran away from him near Social
Circle, WaltorEC County, Georgia. sgg
The owneris requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away, otherwise be will be dealt with as
the law directs n ?;ie S34e;i4 sytIf3
c. H. COG OoDMAN, Jailor:
March l7a u. 9 tttfSsi%gt
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BAKERY.

WNHE undersigned takes this opportunity
III ftendering his ,hanks for the liberal pa
tronage he has received, during the short time
he has been in Ed efeld, aud would respect.
fully solicit q continuance uf The same. lie is
now prepared 10 carry on the above business
in all its branches:
Light Bread. Rusks, Butter Crackers, Sugar
Crackers, Water Crackers, Milk Biscuits,
Wine Biscuits, Sugar Biscuits, Pound and
Sponge Cake, Washington Cakes, Taylor
Cakes, Wedding and Pury Cakes, Ginger
Bread, &c. &c. ~
Fresh CANDIES of all kinds made 10 order,
aud at the shnltest possible notice.
s. p. FIELD.
;opn,yu % go If 70
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NOTICE.

NHR. ROFF, who held condilionalIy all in
lHA terest in the right of Edge6ed District,
10 Hotckkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Pa,enD
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sell or make any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, OF said
right, and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. ]. T. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN & MOORE.
March ], 1s47. 6Ss8 ~ If G
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"Js1a0 Hands as he Bet.

.rHr
YHyHE Public in general, and Old Edge
81 field" and "brother Newberfy' in parti
cular, are hereby informed. 4hat the subscriber
have shll on hard, at the Saluda Mills, situated
ON Saluda 'firer, near Higgins Ferry, in this
District, good supply of . s]asi' sSssS !.
~-5,s FLOUR. NO. Il '..:. .....
in qualfty, which they wi II sell at $4 80 pei
barrel, or S9 GO per hundred llbs., without
the barrel. <, ~ sr fb III
They wenldilur!her state, lhattheey have EN-
ployed a MGster Matsr for the, present year
aud having their Mills in complete trim, they
hope to merit and receive share ofpatronase
from The Wheat growing public, .ss.stSE
rel delivered a. The Mills. = si;;s ;t:-.
,.,s zsas i sslf i E. P. s. J. 5ABNEY.
i. Higgins Ferry, March 8, l847. s,,t.gtio,,4sf
!. march lGl-li. .-Vs ISts''aS d. u
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ZEN HI Undersigned have formed co-part.
E iefship under the name OF JOHN LYON
q Co., for the purpose ofcarrying on the Z
Merchant Tailoring Business,
aud will keep at the saline place formerly occu-
pied BY John Lyon. b a-.:.---F
~ IS a HANDSOME EXssoRTMEBToF5i >, .r.i
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, !, VESTINGS,
and fancy articles, will always be kept on hand,
which will3be sold on reasonable terms.
ssG aHsG Ss&l;E iJ0HNsLYON,-sy.. -. So
rzI9!.oa t,ae9s.JO ENGEPSC 0MB.f ~
January !, 1847. : ae5t:lsaif 3, ssIsf
We also would inform therpnblic, ,thatwe are
receiving from New York and Charleston, q
splendid assortment Of Goods suitablefori Gen;
tlemcn's wear, consisting in part Of
Sup. black French c LOTH go
Do..s.blue do. i:do. slls1-F slls1- ",
Do. brown do. u do. ~ ~ ~ 5s: !
DO. black do. DoeskinC CASSfMERES,
Do: !. do. fancy 4 ,do:g sa5ss do. s<zl
Do. fancy check summer CoATS, a large
variety, 70. -. "a, -
A splendid assortment nt,of.VESTINGS,
A fine lot of'uu,hite kid, Gloves, black do.
Black satin and fancy Cragais and Scarfs, (
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and wooden Drawers, IL tIsiq
Also, a'varitity of Goods belonging gtothe trade,
such as MILITARY TRIMMINGS, &c, all
ofwbich viii be sold and madesnp, in a style that
will please any that may favor ns4with their
patronage. .,agt :y,;i as iggi g1qt,
{. March Is, l847. it1sje3m rs 9
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Exparte-James Miller,
George w. Jones and wife,
Nancy Jones'.
NOTICE is hereby given, that By vir
IN tue of an order of Chancellor Dun.
kin, 1 shall sell at Edseield Court House
on the first Monday in April nexl, on a ere.
dill un,ithe first day of January next, with
interest from date, the three following
Negroes, viz:-EIiza and her children,
Wait, and Malvina.
'g Purchaser to give bond and good secu
!rity. S. 5. TOMPKINS. c. f. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office, March S, 1S47..
march 10 Al Z
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The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens Of the District, for theliberal man
ner in which they have supported shim in his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find tito their advantage to con.
tinue their patronage. g JOHN LYON. :
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NOTICE.

a Ii Persons indebted to. the Estate Of
IN George Pope, deceased, are hereby noti-
fed tha, tits absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
90 not pay will be sued before return day
The Notes are in.the hands of MI, Griffin or
J.sWs. Gibbs, Esqrs.
TRos. Fl. Pope, Executor.
Jan 81 #
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Notice.

A IL Persons. having demands against the
IA estate ofHenry Carr, dec d., ale request.
ed Ito present them legally attestedt,aid thoes
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. THOS, LAKE, Admsaisfrator.
5Iune3 aq. If 10 :
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January 90
l5[5 ISgl
D Il q ] hl
lllt|[;;IlIl;,IIlllZl)
Warranted to Cure.

HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES, is disease
produced by local irritation, costiveness, purga'
live stimulauts, undue determination Of blood
10 the hemorrhoidul vessels by excessive riding
or walking, or congestiye state of the liver,
and peculiarity of the constitution itself.
II il usually considered under three forms,
or varieties, as iolows-Blind Piles, White
Piles, and Bleeding Piles. ;.
This disease is so common, and so very we'll
known. thar n description ofits symptoms is
not deemed necessary.
The success that has followed the use ofthe
Embrocation in the cure ni tits disease, has
been truly astonishing. Physicians now ad,
wise their patients 10 try it, as the only
Pile Medicine.
In addition 10 its being positive remedy for
the Piles, il never fails to cure that lNTOLE.
RABLE ITCHING, which is so very commonr
and has lis location in the same parts as The
Piles,
Read the following, from the editorial CO.
lumns Of Alexander's Weekly Messenger :.
Found at tast-A cure jos die Pales. -4Physi.
clans and Chemists have long been anxious to
discover a medicine that would cure one ofthe
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has al last been the result. Dr,JACKSON'S
PILE EMBROCATlON not only stops all
bleeding, allays pain and inHamation, subdues
that intolerable itching, but effectually cures,
like a charm, and in a very short time, persons
sybose lives have been rendered miserable for
years. 49,, - ~ ,,nn,s ,rIr =.
Edgefeld Court House, South Carolina. .
march ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Which, it is his purpose to keep as such a house
should be kept, and will only promise to all who
favor him With call, that he will do all in his
power to please; and where as much comfort
and quiet may be expected as can be found in
any Public Hulse.2lE -ai7II G q
A'carefiIl and attentive Hostler will be kept
constantly in lhe Stable, and H Horses shall be
attended to in way that shall give entire satis-
factions. ...y..ss x sa:filsats.:..5
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
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Hamburg March $40 If