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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24
Elias Kelsey,
Horace Sheldon.

! ms was an action Of trespass for breaking o, 4
entering the plaintiffs close in Salisbury, and cuts
| ting and carrying away wood therefrorn. Theouas-
ton in dispute was in reference to the title IN +b
ianu' neither party having valid paper title, and
po'h clalnng by possession and by prior seizure
Inc jury were told that the pff. must succeed upon
the strength of has oocn title, and not in consequences
Of the weakness of his adversaries; and that if the
plfhad shown prior seizure or possession by him
sell or his granors he would be entitled to recover
against the deft, if he stranger to the title, or
couiu SHOW no right in himself superior to the prior
seizure of the pl1.
The jury, after being out "a hours, not being able
to agree, were discharged.
Barber Bushnell, and Peck, for diff.
Seymour, Prout, and Briggs & Williams, for de-
PENDANT
George Bassett,
Adams & Farmer.
Inns was an action for assault and battery, In
winch IL appeared that the parties upon the occasion
complained of were together with large number of
others In victuallng shop in Vergennes; that IL
quor was furnished and several of the company.
among whom was the plff., got somewhat excited,
ana that danciug and some pushing and scufling
succeededn the course of which the plffwas thrown
upon the stove, and received divers other INJURIES
The defendants endeavored to show that the DIFF.
was voluntary participator in all that took place.
and that they the defts took no active part in it..
Verdict for plaintiff damages, $25 so.
Tucker and Phelps for plaintiff.
Pierpont and Grandey for defts.
John Bullock,
v.
Enoch Paine.
This was an action on the case for obstrrctino a
way which the pllf. claimed over the defendants
land. (The case was tried at the last December
tem and report of it will be found in the Voice of
Dec 2l, 1861 The testimony was nearly the same
as at the previous trial. The plf claimed the way
by an adverse user for Is years, and the jury
were instructed that peaceable, uninterrupted user
OF the way for that length of time, was competent
evidence of its being adverse, or under claim of
right.
The jury returned q verdict for the defendant
Briggs & Williams, Linsley & Beckwith, and S.
S. Phelps for plf.
Prout Barber & Bushnell, and Peck, for def.
CTICIDF Wa 1aar,, hiatt la ,1fo of To,o, T,.1o.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24
Albert S. White,
Town of Fairhaven.

Action for damage sustained in consequence of
insuficiency of highway. (This cause was tried at
the last December term of this court and the princ
pal facts appear in report of that trial in the Voice
of the 9th December last, and at this term it was
submitted to the jury under similar charge as to
the principles of law applicable to the casc) The
jury, after being out nearly twentyfour hours, being
unable to agree, were discharged.
Barber & Bushnell, Linsley & Beckwith,and S. S.
Phelps, for plaintiff.
Hale, Kittridgo, and Briggs & Williams for de-
PENDANTS
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-24
Blake & Gross.

This was an action of assumpsit to recover the
price of canal boat which the plfs commended they
sold to the defendants in March, 1915. George H.
Ensign, of Troy, testified that he, as agent of the
pns, negotiated the sale, that he subsequently made
an arrangement with the defendants by which he
became jointly interested with them in the boat,and
that they run the boat one two trips, when it be-
came disabled and worthless. The defts. contended
that the said Ensign the purchaser of the boat,
and that the boat was run under an arrangement
which they made with him. by which they were not
TO have an interest in it until after the profits were
sufficient to pay the said Ensign the whole expense
of purchasing and furnishing it, and endeavored TO
show this by the acts and admissions of said Ensign.
They also introduced testimony to mpeach said En-
signs character for truth and veracy and testimo-
nv was introduced on the part Of the plaintiff to sus-
tain it. The case was given to the jury at o'clock
P. NJ. on Saturday, and on Monday at o'clock P.
NJ, they having been unable to agree, were dis
charged.
Woodbridge and Peck for plff.
Tucker and Pierpoint for deft.
Eeazer Kendall, J
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
july %
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& lIHI INT

sESOR The cure cure of Iyiis Spel
H and: other tnrIors; 81 5SSofs old
and dIesll toaadss Sspyains and Bruises S,ott.
,liIgs, and iGmmdlio lioNs Seild Head SSote
Breasts ,coglen ,dins, IEtlsrs:
EnplioRs, Chillg INNS ll6ies; Bits sGoTNs.
.and external Idiseasesi general lsl llkewise,
greatly superior to any medicine her reiofOIe
discovered for the sctiafed sBack and limbs df
horses; for ingWornls, chap Ppeds lips md sin
short for every e5tsrndf bodi evil that may fal
10 The Tot Of man 81 beast The propf fetdf sof
this noble specific can positively state, withonl
fear of contradiction, that il is vastly superior
TO any compound ever discovered, sor al least
that is known III. these days, int the cure ofihe
above complaints. Indeed, too much cannot
be said in its favor, for there istnothing more
certain, than its efficacy in the matters FOR which
it is recommended, and the speed and perlec-
ton of its cures are such as TO- have the appear
ance of being miraculous. No house should be
without this almost universal ointment. for the
inmates ofall houses are liable 10 scalds, sc,atch
;es, cuts. bruises, burns, corns, chapped lips,
&c. sc. &c.; from any or all of which they
can receive but litlle injury II they have box
Of Harrison's unrivaled specific 10 contend;
with them. For Piles and Salt Rheum il sur,
passes all other remedies.
For sale by I. Risley, Hamburg and *,
~ y D. TIBBETTS,
Edge6eld Court House, s. C.
July 2S 6m 81
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Dr. Gordon's Pills

Sd AM Bushels OF 5000 boxes of DR.: GOR;;
eDW DON'S FAMILY. sPlLLS-The
vast and increasing demand for this new and
Justly celebrated Medicine, and the numerous
cures they are daily effeclins in all portions Of
The country where they have been; introduced,
1of Dyspepsia Liver Complaints and Bilious
Diseases, with their well known attendants,
Sick Headache, &c, ,.has induced. the under
signed to make arrangements TO receiyetheir
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would
say 10 their numerous customers shat they are
prepared to supply them, wholesale q II; retail,
at New York prices. ~. 81. I
t. 10 81 per dozen, or "a cents perebo& s.
+ BY P. Melvin Cohen, No. :S19: :Hdyne street,
Hayiland, Harral & Allen, King street; Nell
son Carter, Meeting street; E.. M. Carey,
Broad street; ;!and Amos Head, corner East
Bay and Broad street, Charleston, Z; Rislssy,
Hamburg; and y. D.. !TIBBETTS, 3.
.ss.i,$..:t.ar4. Edgefeld Court House, SIC: g
iuly % NI,. - 6fi ~ "a, i
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a CERTAIN. safe. and effectaal cure for
"A Agne and rFeycri in all varied. forms. Al:
so, an excellent Tonic in, Dyspepsia, Pulplta-
lion of the Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Neuralgia,
Nervous and other diseases, which arise from
weak:aud dehiliiated condition Of the system
Baltimore, December 18th, lS43.- !
DR.. G. K. TYLER.-Dear, ;Sir.-It is with
great pleasure thu. announce to. You a perfect
resiorntion of my healsh by the use OF your III.
valuable pills. !. | had been suffering from
Chills and Fevers for eighteen or.twenly months,
during which<tim took hve bottles oil Row.
and,s Tonic Mixture, DR.. Sherman's Fever and
Ague Lozenges, DR.. Loves Vegetable Elixir,
Keener's Powders, Barks, Qunine, Thompso.
MAN Al Iedicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and IN. fact
almost all the popular remedies could hear Of;
and vel received no lasting benefit. The chills
were stopped by Qninne and other things, but
aiier a few davs'or weeks they would return
again, as had or worse than before. Towards
the last the 'chils came only every5t third day,
and these were followed by fever oil such Sc
yerity as 10 affect my reason and 1t was iollnl
necessary for some one 10 watch will, me ut-
III the paroSysm passed of. At lasi J procured
81 box of yonr pills, and only took four ol them ;
stt,is so completely stopped the chills,, that
have never had a return Of them up TO THIS
time; (nearly two years. and near . year ol
ibis time was passed.in the same place where; 1
first caught the disease. 80 (:
That my case is not one cured by chance IS
nroyeri fromithe fact that four pills out OF the
same boz cured Capt. Reuben Banks, SO. eli
.factnallyihath he has never had the disease since.
W,lierehs before he often suffered from, i. Two
other person were aso.cured by the contents oil
this same box and they neither oil them have,
had a return oft although they both reside
where theyare exposed every season, 81, Il. ;.
know several others who have been cured.
sbysyour pills, but iii unnecessnry:to detail
their casess The best certificates of their etficis
.encyIn Cniils and Fever. will be few doses,
and if they are us beneficial 10 Others nssthey
have been TO me they may be truly ealled pub
lie blessing. ~ ta.f..s
8 am with much respect your obee't: sery,t. IS;
g For sale BY IT 'Risley, Hamburg: Sc, and;
.s.ft;t d. TiBBEFES,
5 : EdgefeId g: H. SIC. 8
iniy 90 y ,s.1;:S'; e :6ni
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b 3 5sSaMs} |Is|! ssSsszsI

YHN Observation-Disclosures Of a letter
IL from DIR Wnines. Of Philadelphia, Feb
9, ls40.-"". Your Pills are the mildest in their
operations. and yet most powerful in their ef
fec,s, Of any that j have ever met Within prac:
lice of eight and twenty years. Theiraction on
the chye and hence on the impurities Of the
blood is evidently very surprising. :
Extract of a letter from Or. Henry Hall, OF
Quebec, L. c., March 6. lS4l - For bilious
fevers, sick headaches, to: pidty Of the bowels,
and enlargement ofthe spleen, pr. Peters M
Pills are an: excellent medicine .yy,, i,
For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta,
Hamburg, and in Charleston by P. Melvin
Cohen, No. 10 IIayne street, Hayiland, Har.
raj Allen, King street; Nelson Carter, Meet:
ing street; e.. M. Carey, Broad street. and
Amos Head. corner East Bay and Broad street.
T.: Risley, Hamburg iand -. .'5., - z;
J.. D. TIBBETTS. &
Edge6eld Court House, s. c.
july % 80: -: t'::s 6m q =
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7EDGEFIELD HOTEL.

.YMYHE ubscribers;nnnouncet 10 their Friends
3 u and The; public; bat they haye sopsned
The house formoIlYt occupied by B. Ryaa,,
in; Edgefeld village, and are pre- epared 10; accom-.
modaie all those who may iayoL them with: I heir
patronage, with comfortable fare themselves
and horses! III -. ~:
Their Table will be always provided switht the
best the market affords, and attended to by
obIiging and competent servants. ss$ ts,5
Their Stubeswiltbe attended to- by. .frstr
-oslers, who, will be in waiting atiall hours by
day or:night, to see tiiathorses are properlyta'
ken care Of. CHARLES J.aGLOYER..s.
-: ARMIS'EEAD. BUR IL -; !. J;
semi % sssszg..=,y, tfs IS =
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health MADE EASY. ~
ID R. H. II R % Y,S,

VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS..
EEy HE Startling drawback on nearly all Me
+ u dicinal Agents has ever been that in lhei,
| process of purgation and purifcalion they have
also Debiliiated The Systcm.-Hence Pursutiye
Medicines have always been regarded as at best
bu, a Necessary Eol, Patients resorting to them
for the. relief Of one disease at the ,expence ei
another.-To obyiate this Physicians have long
souyht for an Agent that would at the same
time PURGE, PURIFY and STRENGTH.
EN-. But their efforts were nearly fruItless,
and they had almost despaired OF success when
the lRbors Of science, and. research were re-
warded by a discovery which fully realized the
fondest desires of the Medical Faculty, and
which is Justly regarded us one of The most I'm.
portant Triumphs that Pharmacy. has ever a.
hchieved.-This important desideralum Is nam
ed DR.. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLE UNfVER-
SAL PILLS. which;pnrify the Blood and re.
move all corrupt and .yiiinied humors, Sandin
healthy accumuatons from the body in q ninH-
ner never before rigalled, and which yet pro
dnce no weakness or lassilude whatever, but
oIuE,,he contrary tone the Stomach and inyigo
rate ihe constitution during The progress oftheir
.o,erations Or. LIE Roy's Pills, in fact Unite
those heretofore irreconcilable, but most desir-
able qualities, Evacuation; and ndlpvisoraiion, for
,hey are ntthe same lime(n STRENGTHEN-
ING .PURGATIVE, and a1PURIFflNGTO. q
VIC. y. ... ~ :,
The. two principle ingredients in Dr. e
Rows Pills: are WILDNCHERR!.an and S4R-
sSAPARIELA, so prepared that each promotes
lhe beneficial effect of the other, the former
Strengthening, while the latter, throiglh,sniiion
with various neutrality-suspicious., eyacaates,
and puri6es-lhns they superindnce no torpid,
ity or asstude ofthe Digestive Functions and
hence Interpretations are attended. by no Re:
action, or subsequent, Costigeness. 2. 80 a,
DR.. lie Roy'saPiils are tile most active and
searching Medicine in existence. They Of once
attack The very root of Diseases and teir ac.
lion is so prolpp THAT an llonf rtwo aleeE
They, are taken,atIle patient s:awuresoe their
good effec,ss3 They not only operate on the
SBlnod, bntalso ihe:cbYle, Of which tie blood
istformed, and this sscuresg good blood from the
fountain head, moreover they protuce ! neither
hansea, giipingsor debility. and as 9 ialpily
Medicine they have no sriyn -Pice 3 CEKrs n s
per Box. s. !,
&c. H. s, July 0.tiS94 :ss y
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2::a: s5 SOUTH CAR ROLINA. S.
!. EDGEFELD. ,DlSTRICT.
IN, EQ:UITY.gss 8. 8
lBlll for Partition.
.M artin Posey. and vie q p

M arhn Posey and vile 3. ~. Z.
G,b5;., uSim.. vs. !, i Bllilor pa5'1'on;
Nl Office is hereby given, that BY virtue OF
IN. an Order from Chancellor Caldwell l
shall sell at Edgefed Court House, on the first
Monday in January next: "a part Of the Real
Estate Of Lewis, Hrlmes deceased !. viz: i,
< One tract Of land containing three hundred
and thriy.seyen acres, more or less, sitnateSln
The District and State aforesaid. and adjoining
lands of Jesse GomilIion, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Ou'
try, Joseph Turner and Mary Gomillion.
Said land will be sold on credit ofone year,
except ito so much as will paythe cost Of this
suit, TO be paid in cash The purchaser;giVlng
bond and good surites for the purchase money
S. S.S.TOMPKiNS; c!E. Z. D.-5
Comm'rs, Office, Edge6eld, Dec: l. qS47 ~
nov. 30 g: ~ ST.. g. ,.r,..sta.i0 8
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..,NOTICE.
december

YUyIIE, debtors of the estate of james D.
? E I: I'ouknighl. dec'd.:arc reqnes,edSto meet
inc at The late residence Of the above said de.
ceosed, OF Monday The 9th of December next,
were they can have aniiupporiunity of settling
their nntes,if they wish. Those who; do not
avail themselves ofthisiop pportnuity, will not
find their notes nearer;ihan my house. | also
rte,questall persons having demands asainstt the
estate Of james ID. Bouknight, dec d.. 10 hand
them in properly attestad; and those indebted
10 make imm ediute payment. -
! i : ,fsttli. li'9 81. q, j. r. EDISON.
dec s Y 80 ). ,-3t as
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Lands and Negroes
For S a. Ie.A.ss

MN Saturday the first day ofJannary, 1875, tsE,
W (by virtue of the last@Will and Testament
Of Col. Michael Watson9 decd.) we will otter
for sale, atthe residence Of his widow, on: the
Ridge, nEdgcfeld District, the. following es:
tale, real and personal. TO wit. =
The tract ofiand containing Az acres, more
or less, known as, and called the JonesIract'
bounded by.lands OF Major Tillnan Watson
Jesse Smith. Stanmole Watson, Burrell Boat:
wright and landso the estate ofAmos.W. sat
cher, deceused: These lands are highly pro
dnctive in small grain, corn and cotton.y There Ter
are on the premises about 16O acres cleared ano
under good fence, olwbich about 4o acres !s
second years new ground ;-,he whole trac! Is
we'll watered and well timbeIed, and contains
some handsome sites for building, OIL and near
the old Cambridge road. s.,,> 80.
We will also offer for sale, 7on the same cay
l2 on l5 Likely Negroes,
among whom there will be some very Prime
fellows.
The above property, both Real and Person
al, will be sold ON credit Of one, two anc
three years, in equal insta lmenis, with inteIes
on the whole sum, payable annually. ne ne
purchase money TO be secured BY bond aiie
mortgage, with unexceptionable 5persGnal Sc
curi,y. ,..s w. NJ. MYEhS. ~
r.. H. RAINES;
Qualified Executors, under the last lrih and
Testament Of Gel. liieliafl ll1atson, DECD:
october 20 IL 81
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STATE 0uTH@C AROLINA.
s. EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
IN:THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
80 October 29th lS47.

William Kny & others Apprts. Summons
- rs 49, ~ IN s,ses.
. Wiley Kay s. others Defts. } Partition
HT appearing 10 my satisfaction that the said
DE- Wiley Kay, Eli Kay, Hiram Kay snmnel
Christian and wife Rehecca, Edmund Martin
and wife Nancy, and William Thornton and
wife Lucinda, live without the limits of the
Stale il is ,herfore ordered, that they do appear
in the Court Of Ordinary on orobelore the first
Monday in MarchEnext; 10 show cause it any
they can. WHY the Real Estate Of Sarah Kay,
decd should not be divided or sold, ,For their
consent to the same will be entered;of Record,
Given under my hand ili the Courtof Ordinary
the day and date above written. 4 -.
$JOHNllILL, o: Esd.
Nov: 3 3m 81
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.Shea,iin,s Sale.

t3tRY rir,ue Of sundry writs Of Fieri. Fa-
sci;as. Il, me directed, will 'proceel to sell
:at e.E,dgeheld Court, Houses; on ilhe. first
Monday and Tuesday following, in Janu.
ary5inexi, The following property, IN the
E1ilowiing named cases TO WI: is:, -
William Daito,isvs Samuel Ba,aman, a
:, iract lei ofslainI containing one hundred acres,
gii1 more orisless, adjoining landGo Thomas
: Ketsrr,iiaiph han. I. L. Brooks, and others.
sS@T,eyi Bush and Lewis Bash vs:W. Bush,
s,lJobn e. DngnelT and Eniberson5 Busy;
5Iohu Hill, Ordinary VS. the same, sthe tract
arsland where The Defendant Enberson
Busy lives, containing three hundred
acres acres, more o. less, adjoining landsSof D.
3ussey. A. SharpioD, and orhers; one other
.'5a iract & Of land containing three hundred
ac;es, s.e. more or less. adjoining land ofJesse
Bailey. Robert Prince, and Others. e
lanes Bean, adm'r. VS. Wilson kemp;!
Theophilus Hilfsys the same, atractEof
: nland containing one lIuntlred,and sixly-one
acres, more or less, known asithe Dodging
tract Of land, adjoining lands d. John Il.
Nav, Daniel Holloway, ard others g
IS Iohn Hill, Ordinary i;vs Shirley Cook,
an,l others. The rracl Of land whereon the
s.tefendanl Shirly Cook lives, containing.
Two %hDiliidred acres, more or less adjoining
land. of Thomas Hughes, William Riley,
!. and Thomas Lewis. ,....,. .,.. ~ ;S y
Stephen NJ. Boaz vs. William Herbert,
4 ss,aashonse aud lotir the Town.of. iiamburg,5
IS. C.. Known in The plan Of said town as
Y 5lot No, j SO, oi,S Centre street: 81
&c GeorgeS Parlott,E and Others, VS. b. - y.
sRyafis Is al, iFle house aud lol where The
aJefenaaat b. J. r yan. lives, in ,lhe village
of E EJgefeld adi jpining lots of G. ~. Clio;
yef, S: Good w illians 3 Butler, and
Others; containing one half ffyof al, acre, 4
mote az OF 81 iesss eras 6f:saie casli. &. /
Be CUE AR s. =, j.. D
dec 9 40 t',5s & 4 4
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aan1g;uusst25i
S5.REWARD.
Lucsuaa C0rdiaI I; or the
! < ss:..i.5T ELIXIR OF LOVE.

THNHIS is sovereign,ahd speedy cure for
IN Incipient Consumption, Barrenness,
Impotency, Incorhea or Wines. Obstruction,
Difficult or Painful Menstruation,I Incontinencs
af Urine or Involuntary Discharge thereof;
and for general pro,,ration of the system, whe.
ther The Iesnlt Of inherent causes or produced
by.irregularity,, illness or accident. :.
There is not ashadow Of doubt that this is
trne, aniI were;not the subjectoftoo delicate
nature, hundreds would tssiilyto the unrlval-
led efficacy oftfis Cordial as aspecifc for bar
renness, -four nil,ns3 gIeeIs. irregularities 1.-The
secrelions, pains in the Kidneys. female sup
:;pressions. ForsdIe by all the principal Drug
gistsin Augusta, Hamburg and Charleston.
Z. % Price, $3 per bottle.
II For sale by HaviIand; Harral & Allen, King
street; ;aP. Melvin Cohen, No..te Hayne street
Nelson Carter, Meeting street. and E. NJ: ca
rey, Broad Street; Charleslon;. q. RIsey, liam
burg and J.D.TIBBErTS,
= ) Edgefeld Court House, s. c.:
s.Sii,,y % =. ,:;s;,s;. : j. .;s,.i. 6m "a.
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DIR. JOEL BRANHAM's 2,
LIVER s. I'D YSEsECTEC
M ED ] C. ! N E..

sHN offering this valuable Medicine TO the peoi
{ a ple OF 81. Carolina foi the relief and cure Of
many diseases incident 10 Southern climate,
/ do not claim for il infallibilityi neither do /
.sayit will cure all Diseases Butin ia
ECHRONICs LIVER AFFECTIONS
ND5DYSPEPS[A:.
/ FGan confidently advise aud recommend its
use, from ny personal observation and use, Of
thc.arlcle iniiny own practice. This article IS
faporably received whereyer-lt has beer 'nsed.
[ I am allowed Is refer TO Mr.sGeorge Heard Of
Troup. MIR John Warrenof Columbus, Mr.
,McAffce Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mr.. William ID. Terrell of Putnam, Rev'd.
John e. Dawson of Lagrange ITO which a
great number oi names might be added, who
bear their testimony TO liz value. 4..9..
ksHabitual cosiiyeness is found very frequently
connecied with feeble constitutions, and per-
| sons OF sedeniary habits, which often exert
very uufayornble Influence upon The general
haelihofibe subject; and is particularly mani
Tested BY restless and despondlng State Of the
| mind, Irregular if not loss Of appetite. For
tGis condition Of The system, this article is con-
dently recommended with the positive Sassnr-
ance That if ,lhe dose is properly adjusted $50 as
Enoi to moye.the bowels TOO actively, relief may
bereiied on, without, any, even ihe least;ot the
|tinpteasant consequences, rlsultingA from the
Eusefof. The commons purgiDg medicines Iislfilty
|resortea 10 s his articls be found 10 acl
ms a pleasant cordial and tonic, storing the
appetite, and the. same lime fulfilling every
that the common lpuTging medicines
are designed 10 effect ~
1.-The re- are some constitutions liable 10 regui
lar.a,lacks Of Bilious fever: almost every fall,
to such, .Irecommend The use of this Medicine,
hesinning al least BIZ the middle Of May, OF first
ofJune.
&; Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, oltens experience sense Of iullness
weight, and oppression. about The stomach nj
ter eatng--in .sucii cases dose OF this medl-
cine will often afford immediate relief. 80. :,
. Pregnant women olien suffer from heart
bnrn and costiveness, they may use the article
without the least danger: and with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, 1t is most Yalu.
able medicine .ai
!. i could append n long list Of certificates, but.
forbear, preferring to rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain itself. The, medicine is a
gentle and certain cuthariic. tonic and sndorlfic.
..,.,.s, JOEL BRANHAM.
lEa,onton, Georgia. -s .l.-:..
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty HILL.
,Cheaiem s. Settle, Dnntonsyille, Charles Free
man, Cairo p. O.,and go -,
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sent. - =. 1y 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
CARD.

YHyHE undersigned having made the neces.
Il ,safy arrangements, is now prepared 70
flrnisl, collins Of every description. the
t,ories, notice, and will give this branch Of iiIs
business his personal attention: He has als''
now finished. new and elegant HelrSc !.
which will be in readiness at any time, TO attend
Funerals. His charges wall be reasonable and
accommodating. 80, -, ~,
FdoofaId O. n. July % 49, Str- "a, q.