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CITY ARRIVALS.

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T. cLtor, 0eofga. W Wei. Carolina. w srest Arr,-
, Bolnd. Balunt 4 Wells n York n EIweI nysop ID n
Pin D. Toy Read Sivsnn1h y Banfod q q r,tm,-
ela'i Georgia } Little, Maine. ~ Murdoch Georgia
Moore Carolina q Goo ais, Mass Oates Caro- ps p r.
Heart Allen. hiatuma, u - Haze Wheeng Va w Fuler
" tcuckslurE Hunter Washington SANFORD Ff,te,i-ty,,
Meyer w Benngr glroua r w boswell Hanover Mash
Petersburg
CotusnisS HorEL-Ma'eh IA BALDWIN Cutigyinc J w
D'cs Wedra q. w Nr, Stock Greek. 4 Carroll Fa'my
a. W Jamc' Louisa, T. babc Chcucnei. 4 VERIFY Essrr
fety Fanqucr, q Fhlpotts Coachiani: Covan. }
lapnuefoy krg a 0urrH q w billiard E-er u CO ruau.
Wo am w Wprsiat. & Jcn-rton Amelia sheon, f,ufa.
Nuva, Gonoh an' W John on. fIuisa. sc Queol;
w CorrU Copeland " Walton. Dr. Jones, W Pckins
Lnmhefl MI Nprncnt, w Nounrrt Hanover March ID
" Ma n q scnvnc Nuesois,J " Hobbs Alabama ~ BY,
G1uetJ Sh1w Virginia, Oliver. r. Clover Buck nrham
? Winter va y 4 swan caroline u v Price, Fettsbut.
Nlsse G,ochnd Ructo nsiofd. Enis, Goochand w
" Cay, King Villain = Wcgrioe. Buek ngham 4 4 Walton
Cum cia1d 7c1t ArbemaTc w Taylor rayls-, Powhtsn
w Brewer Chestofheii ~ Vaughn. Hrnrco Harrington
Moro NV wsus w Winston Portsmouth r v WEBB Mo-,
IN. = q, exc. goochtsnd
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MO MACKgRgL-2s bbs No Msesersi ,rd,ar this s,y
y and for saie ~ mh BissELt d McCANDLtsH
uVKRiNgs sUGARiO whole AMI 70 half botes L. ye,ipy.
- Loaf sugar. 10 bbis crushed
Iuivefaed
"-inftre and for BY
NH BIssELL 4 MeCANDLlsH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

~ The United States ship Of the line Ohio, Captain
sIngham, and 8oop-of-war Decatur Commander Pinck.
ney' went TO 'os from Hampton Roads on Monday nom
ing last with sealed characterization believed to be tho
Gulf Of Mo8icu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

" DR.. HOLLICK commences a new Course Of Lee
lures Ibis evening. See bis advertisement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

" bill giving the consent Of Congress 10 an &c, ol
ihe General Assembly Of Virginia, authorizing The levy Of
tolls 10 e james RIVER, boz passed both the Senate and
House Of kePe-en,agcS and needs only the signature o.
tho Precedent to become a law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

u We shsI comply with request Of a correspondent
81 Hanover Court House in due season as vol as with
that % old sub-crDoT OF Diamond Grove, tBunswck,
u We can find lho nttce % which Do relers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance and for sale nj
l2l MAIN STREET,
by y. w. RANDOLPH & co.
BOOKSELLERS AND BINDERS.

WEDNESDAY MARcu 3.
FaTkcts Question adapted OF Moe's N,,i, IA
ney's sc Biographies
BrlcyeT-lns yantp t,,
~ '"re' of dlseoursss, by Rev A., Mshsif. so,
Sstm Of In'etce'ui Philosophy by R,v Asa MAJ an 100
blstarls Amenities uf Literature cons ,ting M ..,, ~,
ehafacers Of English Literature vols I.sa
Institutes OF Mediciar, by N Paine, NJ NJ ID. e7s
vi supply No . AMI 10 Mattu Founding. I.e
Mars s'e; and No II History Fnglard 25c ''
sptnid proof impression or a steel Portrait of J Ian n. ,,t
Feisants-capISl hkcHes.--I,CO
The Rambler "a Mexico, ~ e I.airobr. ale
Iahy \" Southern Quarterly Review published "A Cba,I,.,, .
U ~ W v INN
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500 REWARD.

M house was entered on the night II the 2
w meant and tss g. owing lu..s u SILVER stolen from
the Dining Room
tlb'. 3 d.s.cr ard frr spoons
table rnt ~ d.a.u otks
30 if4.t kufst bauer k..e
cup lfla. slure .ado
p CHE knife ard f0rF . s1ror frame
Ic ose eusrvgi on .f0n will ue ieef D. std stamped on
ne h1ct Mtchoi q fyief F.rh-r.
-AfsrIt-
10 table, sea arr spoons
cream o., pair aIr1rfrYrH
fel az wattft about Do inch diamser-currv.d Mex
Fy do VII be pad ~ recovery Of tbe property su t,
we amoa iof he detection and conviction be- MET
NO - JAMES DUNLOP
Splendid Portrait Of John fssmpdcn PIoasants.
W. RANDOLPH d co. have lust receiv.
"a ron ~ pnbshor hno portrait proof iulpfss
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

" Tho Montgomery lAIabama) Journal commitments
tho authors and supporters Of g,nfying resolutions
adopted BY tie Legislature of Virginia. in the following
paragraph
The most bitter satire Of tho srs i5 in resolution Of
that sarcastic body, the Legislature Of Virginia ID resolves
ialt the thanks Of the General Assembly of VIRGINIA ore
duo to tho Precedent Go Jines Knox Polk . Tor tho
JU'hee, t,nassf aHd sm.neHt abhty with which 90 hos
conducted the war with Mexico"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

" Tue baquIer chaigss hat Mr.. CJfTin Of Ohio. il
p'aynga bold game for the Presidency" How By
opposing TO an extent which nearly every Wing Gi,sp-
proves, popular" Wort Il strikes us that IF the Pre-
sdeney be indeed the goal OF h ambition, he has erbib
tied very bad judgment 30 the outset Of the Ramc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
March ith, 1877.
WALL STREET HOTEL!


fthE Subscriber has opened having coppel the finn
II ing of his Hotel Wal ,t'ee ~ in aer,uri,,
ihJ'e who may paroniEs
Breakfast Snack Dinner TIA Supper will be pompt .,rv
Cd AT any hour between 8 A. VI al
THIS Hotel vi be conducted upon a plan entirely new IN ma
cay "uests Will he fun shed at mo ier,tr pre aud
"" be charged oag for s Meals thy ret which they can have
ehef at The regular ases any Ihty may
HIS FABLES will be supplied even delieaey which m or
me ne iborng markets will as Game h or a her
Fish, &c $500 ~ ~
mi' stock OF Liquors &, has been carefully selected
Tue Horses OF tnnscnts will be car. or The IN,
',, W we Puohe - solicited T.. ". ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

Notice. GROCERIES, &C.. at auction. tia ,ro,r-
lhg, hy NH ! DAvENroEr. ALIKs & c. Anr,.
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For New York.

Il w. RANDOLPH ~ co. have ON hand. n
very large stock Of valuable Medical WORKS which they
are dispcs d 70 sell OF NJ low prices NH
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hessrs. John II. Eusiaee Il Sou:


E4NOh HIRE have FOR hire Carriage Driver
- who b also good Dinng-rOom Servant
mar RICH HILL f. .
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

Unexpectedly to Ms, confess disposition con-
tinues to be manifested by portion of the wing press
and its correspondents to attribute the administration
the speculatons which contained in the article of
the 18th instant respecting the with Mexico and the
means OF bringing it to speedy termination We
must repeat that this article published not only with
out the knowledge of the President or any member of the
cabinet but is learn. opposed the sentiment OF
and all of them. We understand there never has
been the most distant thought on the part of the admins
traton Of "sequesrating the revenues of the Mexican
church for this any other purpose On the contrary
the property of the church will be held nvolae under all
circumstances The proclamaons of our different mill
try commanders to the Mexican people, under orders is
sued from the government have all announced that the
property of the churchhe rights of person and proper
tywoud be most religiousy respected We are author
lied to state that this policy remains unchanged
As have already stated, the article hastily penned
was has been grossly perverted and misepresented
by the wing press We intended that the property
of the church should be turned into our army chest but
that it should be sequestred from the Mexican army SC
to feed the of their against our
country In fact it intended merely as a specu.
aon the prospects and Of terminating the Mex
lean war, and Of bringing to the church itself the
benefits Of asspeedy peace possible.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

We stated in the last evenings Union" the appoint
ment Of jefferson Davis, of Mississippi, brgader gen.
eral, in place Of General Pillow, promoted This was
due to General Davis not only OF his high
military merit but of the eminent services which he has
rendered at Monterey and Buena vstaat which last
desperate battle he turned the tide of victory once if not
twice, in the course OF the day
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

Serving the 2pounder under the orders Of Lieut. Sey
mour, LIST artillery.
GENERAL PArrERso,'s DIVISION.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

GENERAL TwIGGs's DIVISION.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

We lay before readers the detailed accounts which
have reached us from New Orleans. We are indebted
for the extracts publish this evening" to the exraor-
which we have seen addressed TO Washington, do moi
exactly 60 as far the articles in the New Orleans
papers.
We understand from letter received from Vera Cruz
late the 4th ns that gentleman had arrived on
that morning in that city. who had left Santa Anna ST
Andreas the Orzaba road, about thirty five or forty
miles from Vera Cruz. Santa Anna had with him about
1000 troops, half armed and badly equipped and he
threatened TO make an attack upon Vera Cruz. The
gentleman considered him crazy. The same gentleman
had left Pueba short time BEFORE and he heard con-
hdenty said that her citizens would send deputaton TO
Gen Scott to put themselves under his protectonbeng
in fact afraid OF the eperos than they were Of our
own people. We understand indeed from Capt Hughes
who arrived in Washington last evening, that the liberal
conduct of the Americans had made the most favorable
impression upon the Mexicans, and that Morales and
Landlords had advised the citizens of Jaapa to remain at
their homes and the ladies OF Vera Cruz to return
to their houses.
The letter from Vera Cruz, which we have seen, also
reports that the British agent at Mexico Mr. Bankhead
had been requested to mediate, and open communca.
ton with the Americans to treat of peace II is not
tain, however, that this account is correct
clay this evening" before readers portion OF the
very interesting dispatches which last evening re-
ceved from Gen. Scott. We shall lay the rest of the
budget before readers to night, con sistng oil
letters from Generals Worth and Pillow Coils Harvey and
Baker, OF the Illinois volunteers from Maj Gardner, Capt
Wood, Major Loring, Colonel Chlds, Capt Alexander
Major Talcott Leut Col Pympton CANAAN Francis
Taylor, and Brevet Colonel Riley Interesting as they
are, cannot spare the space for them in this evenings
Union"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18
THE UNION.

Return Of the killed. uo,dsd aud p,issing Of the army
under the immediate command Of Major General Scott.
u the actions The l7M aud 18th of April. is47, at
Cerro Cordo, Msrieo.
Killed.
GENERAL TwIGGs's DIVISION.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

We shall publish Mr. Greenhow's 4th letter tomorrow
evening II treats Of Puebla and the route to the capital
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

*One private missing.
Headquarters OF ARMY, Jalapa, April "a, 1870.
IL. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. 6.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

ieye that any one Of these could have been instrumental
in preventing the provisions OF the treaty from being
ried speedily into effect Tens Of thousands of dollars
were appropriated and expended by the government pre-
vous to the Inauguration of Mr. Polk, at the earnest so
lcitaons OF the tobacco planters 10 procure, through
diplomatic and other agents, concessions In favor OF
our product in Germany The object however was
not realized in the slightest degree Truly does
the pittsburgh (whig) Gazette" remark; "The to-
bacco monopoly is by the treaty with Hanover, for the
first time successfully invaded" while the "New York
True Sun" says: "The new treaty lately concluded with
the government of Hanover isahough Hanover per Sc
is but small nation containing, with Oldenbug and
Mecklenburg. which to lay no higher duties than
Hanover, nearly 100000 inhabitants] with
opens it the gates to Germany. embracing pop
ulaon of 35,OoooOo persons in state Of rapid I'M
provement"
We were not aware, until few days since, that tobacco
was cultivated anywhere north of Delaware sta
ple but have ascertaned that it natures well in the
valley of the Connecticut and is produced to ad-
vantage than any other agricultural article. Nor did we
dream of the extent to which grown in eastern
Ohio, until informed by intelligent resident Of
that State that the inspections in Baltimore, of the po
ton of the crop forwded there for sale amounted, in
1885, to 26, ZIG hogsheads and in $780, according the
census the yield of the entire State only 5,9i2 hhds
This increase in five years-being about 500
per cent-in single State, is conclusive proof that any
Convention calculated to extend the consumption of
bacco should be regarded with favor every section of
the Union.
In conclusion, may state that the treaty, admra
bly, conceived establishes in future
mercia intercourse with foreign countries In extending
to them the utmost hberalty in navigation, we shall
require them only recprocate in this respect but
likewise equivalent for the inequality which
between nation OF 900 and one of inferior size
change their policy of admitting any of staples
mere articles and Of keeping up high duties
of transit upon such passing to customers be-
hind By adopting this method, and persevering in it,,
do despair of ultimately seeing the regie broken
up and the remnant of feuda customs-the ler taion
utterly abandoned in the Old World We coincide fully
in opinion with the pennsylvania Inquirer, that in the
Hanover treaty there the strongest testimonials Of
'the most thorough craftsmanship the part of the
able Secretary of State p but differ with that paper
the sentiment that "In the heat of political con-
tests in the din of battle and the shouts of victory re-
echoed by youthful naon these triumphs OF calm
son and governmental philosophy apt to be
looked or moderated" We will not doubt for moment
that such efforts promote the prosperity of the whole
Union are and will be properly appreciated by grateful
people
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-18

Since dead.
On temporary duty with the rocket and howitzer com
pany
tServng the 2tpounder, under the orders of Lieutenant
Seymour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
THE FAMOUS JACK
ON d r r D @ N K,

WNILL stand the ensuing Spring Seasonal
wv the following times and places, to-wit;
at Daniel Quattlebum's in Lexington district,
nn the first and second days in March ext; nj
John Lees, in Lexington District, on the fourth
and Eiih of Murch nexr at James Waison's
in Edgefeld District, OF the seventh and eighth
Of hlarch next and then will be at the said
stands on every ninth day until the tenth Of
June the reatler and will be let 10 Mares al
tho moderate price Of Sd for single visit; Sc
for the season. and SO to insure. Mare 10 be
in foa
No accountability for accidents or escapes,
but every care will be taken. to avoid such.
Any cerson putting Mnrebyiinsurance and
changing the righ, Of the Mure before it is as.
certaincd whether she is 10 foal or not, will! be
held responsible for the cinsurance Of the Mare.
Ped,grct-OEDERDoEK was bred by Mr.
Dcaring, OF Charleston. on his plantation in
North Alabama. was sired by an imported Nal.
tees Jack. aud ont Of an imported Italian
Jinney Both the sire and dau was imported
by Mr.. Deariny.
ONDERDCNK is six years old this Spring,
tour feet six incho. high. lengthy and heavily
built, with Us line bone and muscle as any
Jack in Tie State and is like lis uamesake,
IL very sure loa gclter.
JAMES HATCHER.
Februaly3 5m 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
JayRe's EEpectOr0ns,

THIS Medicine has already proved itself 10
be all that il has been recommended, by those
who have given it fair test in this country.
and the demand for il increases daily. We
have just heard of an important cure of Asth.
ma, which has been effected by the use of in
nei shburing town-the case was that of Il fe.
male, who had Ior 4 long time been under the
care of n physician, but had received no relief,
aud her case was considered hopeless. As u
last resort she purchased bottle Of Dr. Jayne's
Expcctorant. which caused her 10 expectorute
freely, gradually eased her cough, and rapidly
restored her 10 health. We have no hesita.
ton IN sayi g. that this preparation Of Dr..
Jayne, for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Infuen.
"a, Asthma. Consumption, &C., is tho mos t
valuable medicine ever offered to the American
public. There is no qnackcry about it-Dr.
Jayne is one of the most skiful practising ply.
sicians in Pennsylvania and wherever his va.
rious preparations have been thoroughly tested,
he is looked upon rs Il great public benefactor.
-Somerset Majnc) journal.
R. s, ROBERTS, sole agent, Edgeicld
Court House, S. c.
February3 st 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
February 3
P0ttersViREe School,

7gvHE Subscriber gives notice that he will
z resume the duties Of his School on the
second Monday in January, 1917.
TERMS OF TulrIoN AS FOLLOW:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, with the
four elementary rules in Arthme'
tic, per quarter, SO 90
The above. with Arithmetic continued,
English Grammar, Geography,
aud History, per quarter, 90
The above. with Logic, Natural, Men,
tai and Moral Philosophy. Rher
oric. Algebra, Geometry, and
other branches connected with
practical Mathematical educa.
ton-Aslronomy, per quarter, S 90
Instruction in the Latin and Greek languages
will he given, should any desire it.
Mr. L. q. BACON, well known as an expe
rienced and efficient Teacher of Music. will
regularly attend at Poltelsville, and give in
slruclion on the Piano Forte, &c. &c.
S. w. KENNERLY.
N. B.-Board can be had in the village of
Po,tcrsvlllc. at from TO dollars per month,
by those who may wish to attend the School.
december % If 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
From the Savaunah Georgian.
PAPER FACTORY IN UpsoN.

The Griffin Wing Of the 12lh instant
says: 1--WE are rejoiced TO learn, by note
from a citizen ia Upson county, that the
Thomasston Manufacturing Company are
erecting an establishment for the manufac.
lure of Paper. ltis stated that it will go
into operation by midsummer, or the Isl
of August at farthest; and will turn out
half ton Of paper per diem-principalIy
wrapping and printing paper.
Here is about TO be opened new mar
ket for the people 10 the surrounding coun.
lies. The rags, which have been accus-
toned 10 lie and rot abou, the yard, will
meet with ready sale, at prices that will
fully compensate for the trouble Of saving
Them. The merchants may. no doubt, do
a good business by exchanging goods for
rags.
Ifit be asked, what kind Of rags are
wanted, the answer is, any kind of rags
however black or rotten, provided that
they are cleansed of dirt. We are not YET
informed what price will be paid; but sup
pose two and a half or three cents per
pound"
A Ne,o kind Of Cotton.--A new kind of
Cotton has been raised in Onslow County
N. c., during the last year by Mr.. Benja.
min White, to which he gives the name
"Sugar Loaf Pod Cotton" An extensive
Cotton manufactures at Fayetteville N.
c., speaks of it's comparing better than
any samples he has seen, With Georgia
Uplands, and as being superior to any
thing ever brought to the Fayetteville mar
e:..-Eue. Neins,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
January 3
szi:sss!s l.ssS59a aAaisEl
|MEa ssassa q lfSS SSssA % SSssS
kz sSI zsy 3 Z 8 21

AND sPEscER's PILLS 6 RESTORATIVE gITTERs.
The following certificate is from the Rev. John
Harrington, Sumter District, S. c.
herewith certify, that have used Spencer's
Vegetable Pills during the las, and present
years, and find them to answer the purposes as
stated by the Proprietor, viz: TO act (in small
doscs) az n mild and ready asperient 10 the
Systemic remorc or prcrcnt Coslivcness-as
may be required without pain or sickness. Of
the mauY remedies have nude Use of during
a period ofthirly years affection, believe them
10 be the mildcsl and most eflectua.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
Sumter District. January 9th, lSi6.
For sale by j. d. TIBBETTS,
EdgeGed L. H., s. c.,
Feb "a I'm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
.as01.e sNeap GO0Es!

T L. s. Z. PENN, have just received
W. from New York, d very handsome lot
of FANCY GOODS, and also complete as
sorlment Of Worsted Gnods for Ladies Dresses,
Plaid French Merinoes. Ombre Cashmere,
Figuered do, Muslin de Laine Shawls,
PLAID do. Mezeppa do, Cashmere do,
Gala Plaid, black Belvidere do, very large
and heavy,
Black Gro de Rhine Silk.
Double width do, a very superior article,
Together with many other desirable articles,
all Of which will be sold heap.
november 25 # "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT or ORDINARY
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D of Edgefeld District:
Whereas. Benjamin Stevens, hath APP
piled to me for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chatlels.
rights and credits Of A. p. Knard, late
of The Dristict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
Tors Of the said deceased, to he and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, 10 be holden al Edge.
field Court House, Oh the 9th day of March
next, to show cause, if any. why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, This the
22d day Of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
ty seven, and in the seventy first year of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
february "a 5 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DIR. D.
JAyNE:S aITERAT(VEu


ENTE have been inlor med by Mrs. Mallan,
w "a grand daughter Of Gen. Wayne.
that she suffered for number of years from
the growth of large Goiuous Tnmorr of the
Throat, which, besides great peformity, pro-
duced both diffi:uty of degutiion, and of
brca hing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon
the windpipc was so great rs TO prevent her
from sleeping in recumbent position, and Of.
ten suhncatinn appeared inevitable She also
laborcd under severe indispnsition fiom Liver
Complaint and Jaundce, with 4 horrible rair
Of nervous affections. for which she commen-
ced the use of DIR. Jayne's Alternative, which
she took regularly forsix ol seven weeks, with
occasional doses of his Sannlivc Pills : and her
general health was thereby completely re-es.
labIished, and now perceivins some dminu-
tIonin the size Of The Gotrous Tumuur, she
was encouraged TO peisererc in the use Of the
Alternative until every ves,ige Of the painfuI
tumonr was entirely removed. We think,
therefor e. that such all important remedy
should be more generally known.
r. S. ROBERTS. sole Agent, at Edgeield
C. H.. South Carolina.
Peb II st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
HlO THEF FAlTHLESS!-

Il Ifany doubt the wonderful powers of
" DIR. CULLENS INDIAN FEGETABLE
PANA CE.4,' we invite them 10 call upon Mr..
Isaac Brooks. Jr. Jefferson street, fourth door
west of SchuylkilI Sixth street, below Locust
and learn from his own lips Of one OF the most
astonishing cures Of Scrofnla ever performed
on human being-or call at the reidence nf
his father, Eleventh and Vine streets. Sold
by JOS. T. ROWLAND.
376 Market street, Philadelphia.
R. IS. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefield c. f.
South Carolina.
Fchruaiv l. g,